Pickling Vegetables
Cucumbers, Onions,
Cabbage, Green Tomatoes
Celery, Peppers, etc.
A full line of Fruit
and Vegetables
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
You make a mistake il
>ou d< no ?too at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor;
famous for its Home <^:oking, |
\lilk. Cream. Cottage Cheese and
Battcrir.Jk horn oiir own da"'* „
Fresh fclggs. etc
Rates 53.00 Per Day and UpS
Wei! Lighted, Large San* pie
:^ooms for Traveling Mm.
H. ?. P''IJ..E\. Piop.
jkagwav. Alaska
What Do You Know
About This
a
The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot 1'. Block 26, assessed at
$575.00
Wili Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
JjESTASLlSHED - - - 1897
5 5. 5. Princess S. 5. Princess »
I
ALICE W MARY
FALL SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS
FROM SKAGWAY
Princes* Alice
Auj. 26 Sept. 8 19 29
Princess Mary
Sept. 2 Oct. 13 24
Nov. 3
] Prince RaperL Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
ro.VXKOTISU AT VANCOUVER
J WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickets To All Points East
Alt Particular* Fc>m
g L. H. Jihnston Agent, Skagway
SUBJKCT TO CU»NU1 WlTWOUT NOTICE
s 5ne*IK)sK!aSM>4XH8B
ADn I DAL L g M E E —— I
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
> ".'i :: — v .k<:> Btuu.vvr—phone 50
SAILINGS FROM 3 K AG WAY «
- FOR— j S3
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE OCT. 6 | i
Direct connections for Tacoma, Vancouver £
- and Victoria <
£ n
< • • • PI
w Saili-Jj for California .Ma.iday, Friday and
Saturday
Janes Wallace Agent t Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1920
For SEAT HE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEFFERSON, Oct 1!
E. J. SHAW A^ent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 -i A 1 and Sunday
An Art Craft Picture
Thomas H. Ince
PRESENTS
WILLIAM S. HART
//v
ThePoppy GirlsHusband
Gaumont Graphic Weekly
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
H EPOG IN
-Viaikiug a new ePodh in North
era n:i;:inj development and rei'rcs": 5
ins th«- lariat bhlPn,eat ever' "git
out ol the Ku»kokwi"< lUv»'r L>is
til -t bi"e ;tt Seward Peninsula an
iho Aivut]<uit Islands a Jcon-Umni'Tit
of JK.l'.OOU in Kuld dust arrived in
c'eattie Wednesday "'hen tl>° st°am
«T KaU'.eriiif C docked ia l'ort from
t'e -North. The Sold dust is being
aniPP'd into til"-- states by Pla>'or niin
»rs along tio Ku»kowim Klver, ac
cqnling. to ad>ice received. Thurs
day fcy J. L. Burnsid0, general agent
in Seattle of the WSite Pais and
Vt.kou Route aud tli® North°ni com
un'rcial Company, which maintains' a
numocr of trading Posts in that tor
rltoiv.i
B. C. Premies
Visits Hyder
BiUi»U Columbia, Paid his firsfvislt
to tho Portland Carnal distri^t'las.
«el'k and spent several tiour3 in
Hyder. He was accompanied by
Hon. T. 1). Pattuio of Prince Ru
Pen Minister of Lands, and Russell
H Walker, a «'cll kno«n B. C.'
newypapermsn w ho i3 now on'the Van
co'uver Province staff. Mr. Oliver
an,| Mr, Pattuio !Ml<lressod a largo
ga, neting in the Ocean. View Cabaret,
and were enthusiastically receive!
Many residents oZ Hydsr were in
tere*t' d listeners.—Hyder Miner.
WELL EQUIPPED FOR DEFENSE
British Adopt Defensive Measures for
Big Aircraft That Have Been
Considered Easy Prey.
The helplessness of dirigibles In the
face of airplane attacks may bp enn
"slilereil a matter of the remote past.
It seems that dirigibles of the near
future will carry fast single Renter
lighting airplanes along with them
for the purpose of defending them
selves agiflnst airplane attacks.
The Itri'lsh. who appear to have
taken the lead in dirigible construc
tion and operation away from the
Hermans, have heetf carrying on ex
tensive experiments with _ airplanes
carried by dirigibles. The g'ant air
ship lt-.'tl—the dirigible which crossed
tlie Atlantic Inst summer carries at?
airplane suspended below It. The air
plane rati lie reached by passing
through a trapdoor and down n swing
ing ladder. At the opportune moment
the airplane, with motor going at
proper speed, is released from the
dirigible, and after a very slight drop
goes fortli on its own flight.
The disadvantage, of course. Is thnt
once the plane is launched it is not
possible for it to return to the airship,
so that the latter will be as much at
tin- mercy of a second nttack from
hostile plane* as under old conditions.
—Scientific American.
The easy way to find the proverbial
needle in the haystack is to advertise
for It. An investigator who wished to
determine whether there is any rela
tion between stammering and cerebral
congestion recently announced In the
Journal of the American Medical as
sociation that he wished he could find
a stammerer whose skull had been
trephined. While there are thousands
of stammerers in the United States
and a considerable number of persons
whose skulls have been trephined, the
chance of finding the two in combina
tion seemed exceedingly slim. But the
first mail of the morning after the
Journal was issued brought the name
and address of such a person.
A Rich Strike.
To Westward
I'oaanza oro s'trlkos are being re
Ported Auchorago by Prosp**tors
«'ho have been out during the aw
iter, state3 a r°Port received at
the Alas'fa Bureau o£ tho Chamber
ol Coi''"»ertf\ Ono of the late®t'finjds
is teat of Prcd P. Davy, Presidett
of the Alaska Three Metals Com
Pany. from tho Kashwittia dis
trii:t, where a now vein, has been.
oPeiied. The samples brought in as
say $5,000 in gold, 200 ounces in'sil
ver and 66 Per c<"nt c0pper.
Omimjstic rePort9 come from tlx®
Kantishna mining district, (where'mo^
thin 100 miners aro working on, Pro
m'sirg I'rosPect3 besides the on.e
mine that is being operated. Tho
Alaska Tread^ell ComPany is em
PloyjJg 150 men on new claims in
the Kusiowim district.
Veterans Of Nome
loin Yankee Legion
The Nome branch of the American
Lotion is uow Permanent'y organized
cording to wonl received from that
Place. At a meeting of the ""era
bers it was decided, by unanimous
consent, that the Post should be
knov-'n as "Thomas A- Ro-58, Jr.
Po*t No 9, Amerfcan Legion."
The election to officio resulted in
tho sol ution of the following:
Harry' C. Gabrielson, President;
Peter A. Lee, Vice President; liar
old O. Xielson, secretary.
! Executive Committee: Alfred J.
Lc.mou, Thomas A. Ko"s, Jolm V.
Botjau
Inspection Slated
ForHyderHighway
Sur>eyor General R. J. Sommers
fill liave Junc&u Monday for a
'.riP to Ketchikan, ajid Hyder for
tne PurPose of insPecting the road
a'ork aocomP'ished at Places this,
Paj' season and to look ov«r tlio
salmon river district 'to decide tho
necessary work to bo done n,ext
year. i 0.,
Mr. Sommers will be accompanied
by C. W. Cheathan, in charge of
tho ri ad work of th° bureau of
rublic roads, who will arrive in Ju
neau today on the the Alaska.
At Ketchikan they win be joined by
.••a official from the Portlaad office'A
Uie f orestry service and by O. H.
Fiery superintendent of A'^ka for
est3 ana tli® fouir will make1" the
triP to Hyder.
Mr. Sommers exPects to return to
Junea-o in about two weeks.—OaPital.
Washington, Thursday— The state
department reports today that about
thlriy Americans are still held
in Soviet Russia. »
Wusliinston, Thursday—Tlio resigi
tjou of Jouett S. House. A31
sjsiant Secretary of the Treasury,'to
take effect Novemb°r fifteenth, wa3
accepted today by tho President.
Emii Kichter and "Walter Straa
left today on the Matthows'launch
for Jvneau wh®ro they liave been
summoned as witnesses on the Stur
gel! cas®. , i .
Blankets
For CASH ONLY
Oct. 11 to 16th inclusive
Monday to Saturday Night
Cotton Blankets grey, tan and white with
pink and blue border 20 percent off
Wool Blankets 20 percent off
Woolnap Blankets 20 percent off
L. A. HARRISON CO. mT
Store Open Evenings from 7 to 8
The Princes Alice
Takes Big Lead
l'be Prinzes9 AIic° arrived frora
Vancouver and southern Ports y®s j
terday rooming at about "oven, o'
clo^k "'ith a good list of Pa*s®ng
er3 and freight.
1'hf JPrince8s Alice sailed a
eleven o'clcck wit!i ab'jut one hua
dr'd lai.-'tnse^ and quite a lot of
hou-tkold goods whidl belonged to
tho-*' "ho are lo"viu^ th.° 'ouuv,-}'
fsr good.
Among tho Passenger, list is noted
the name8 of Judge acid .Mr3. .Mo
Cf.dlcyl o; Da^^oiij "'ao aro gc.;>ig
to east.*- ra, Canada t> sPend the
«"inter.
Mis. Charles ZJoylc, O. S. Lonnin.,
and "ife, Alfred Tlio'i't'son
btr for Yukon "ho "ill go di
r'-et to Ottawa.
Mr3. Lemou (K-i<e of Oar1 tain Tura
cr, 'master of the «tca»iboat White
horse "ho EPe:.t several «'eek3 iu
Da"3on. .
Mr ai.d Mrs. A. Black and fai
ily 0f Er,"son. al3o are going oat
for t o "inter.
j. xi. "ife and 't"o children .
of Whit'licvse who are going to
UOinonton ti make •their home.
Mr. a ad Mrs. Gore and Mrs Tho
n>ai> Ma'cjjell of jAUin. M s.
| Musch-11 is on her "'ay to Xor"'ay
for a visit "ith l^r Parents.
| ilis. M. M. Smith, Orede Eo:ie
; brake, T. C., Richards of White
■ horse and a lot of big game hunt
| eft? " ho had congregated] hero after
| successful triPs into th° Yukon,,,
| and Alaska' "'ilc!s.
Winter Schedule
Is Established
Seattle, Wedaej5da}-—The S. S.
Cily of Seattle sailed last nights
This sailing inaugurated tho "Inur
sailing schedule of th° Adiuiral'iiiie
runuing regularly to Bloagway.
The SPok&no "'ill run be't"'aea £«l
atue Juneau and Sitka. Tie So
attic nad forty 6evon Passengers in
eluding twenty on« soldiers for
Fl rt William H. Se"'ard.
AIu. Anne Lund "'.is booked for
Skagway.
London Wednesday—Leaders of
the Sinn Fein movemont regarded
Premier Georges speech at Clarnavon
as a " Declaration of war on. Ire
land.-'
Will Take Out
Big Fortunes
T!\. Guggcnheim.s exPect to tajce
o t f;v« million d >Iars nexteir wit!i
th<-ir dredge on Hunker ci'e'-k, Lov©
Gulch, turned do«'a during 'the
great stampede is now cover"<L wit'
PrusPectors. Tlio Forty Mile'Drxig
ing and Power comPany jas .iPent
tu'0 million dollar^ In deV<'ior>uieiit,
work the I,aSt tw'o wyoarg.
Gus Brunich
Is Acqaited
Robert Webster the At'Itt Police
maa who took Gus Brunich and
a number of witnesses out to
Fort RuPert tho latter Part
of September returned yosterday'morn
ing oa thc Priace£s Alice.
brunich tried befor® the Pro
vinciai court lor attested n,urder
he ha\i: s; dia a a io."j'veron Fati®r
Al'urd.
Larry O'Connor ar.d Taku Jack
wcie the PrinciPal wltn,csses3 bufthe
Jury after a Bhort consultation,,
brought ia a verdict of not guilty.
bruiach "ill remain out on the
coast for th-.* winter.
Tafcu Jack and Robert \Vebstor,
left on the train yesterdal but
Liirry O'Connor "ill stoP a few
days in Skagw'ay awaiting th<..'sail
ing of the Tutchi.
LB.HcGuireWins
Bride In luneau
Gertrude Elfreda Soward and Loyd
Byroa MoGuire wei'e married, Satur
day attoncoa by U. S. Commissioner
X. L Burton. llrs. JlcGuiro has
bcen. iu Juneau this Past sun;®ar and
is Well kaowa hero. Mr. JIcGuiro i*
from P.uby and recoatly returned
frcm iiodiak, "hero h° lias hoen for
t' e Pi'-H monthh la the interest of
oil Mim in that district.
S< at tie. Wednesday—Mi?s Brainerd,
an.l Stefansson woro much together
in. this city during t'-ie explores 'ast
vi-ir nere and th® rumor wag Per
fis'aiit that they were engaged.
Judjje King Dykejnan received a
t^icgrai hi<5 request from miss Brain
erd tcday for his assistance in her
defease.
Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remodled and now is first
• class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggagetransferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and never has been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop.
UOBT. KELLY, Mer.