LLN7EN SUGGESTIONS
CLAMS SALMON
OYSTERS KIPPERED HERRING
SARDINES FISH FLAKES
TUNA FISH
SALMON BELLY ' MACKERAL
CRAB SHRIMP LOBSTER
HERRING
XI? "BED COD SMOKED SALMON
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Accident Policy
INSURES L P TO
$7,500.00
PAYS WEEKLY INDEMNITY
$25.00
WEEKLY HOSPITAL EX
PENSES $12.5'" FOR
TEN WEEKS
ANNUAL PREMIUM
$25.00
SEE
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ESTABLISHED - - - IS97
SPRING SCHEDULE
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Agent - Skigway A1 ska
iwA STEAMSHIP CO
f'orr SXAGWAY Season 1921
"in^s from Skagway to Se Ule,
T&corsa and W ay Pi-rts
rferson, - March 28
Phone 66 SKAGWAY
! Poplar Fictura Palace Tu^ay and
i 1 -1 * _ * Wednesday
The Fall of the
"Romanoffs."
■ with
ILIODOR—Former Confident of
Rasputin
*
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
To the Citizens of Skagway
i hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the office of
CITY CLERK
for ihe ensuing year and respectfully
solicit your votes.
Katalia Fields
Premise Steady
01! Production
<;< i • M V/Ki :• HT.VTHH OIL
s»si:;:! j'kojuci\:; foktv
t;:.s a hay
: t. «• . 1 rn Iwund irom t'or
| dova in So;::Ho.
I
i •••II. i . s interested, ia
; !'.•■• K > r.> were producing
iood <: tif i.
"\ ii • i t amiripate nny large
!'n . ■ n • u> Kutalla J'elds"
1 s> :<_d 21 • ei. v.e do -;pect
••■ . v:v :im -her of v.el'.s pro
■ dni'ii:;; fr • .. r- > ten barrels eacii
! i i-r 0 ' c i I of the sunrmor.
! Tr; ..p.c problems are lb-;
icreates' . i :a< :i' in the way of pro
duction i" l\;;t:il!a. and I do not
!>• ik for • n d io lie built into tli •
field* l i :• V' However, ihe fields
will J!;-■ I •• reached h.v irans
iiortatl i I \li:i.,s at»d t':e Katalla
; !Vlds • i" !•••' e I'^fed to produce)
V -1 ;l: i 10 I o poUMoal OUt
.. .if V! • <1 tl.at lie could
Dii'v -i for own division
TOWN COCXCiS MKKTS IX
T' i. l -cling of the Town
Coiiik:'. convened last nig'.-, v.-ith
Councilnion .Vansen a:ul Curtis ab
j sent.
| The Council is out of dob*, and
has a working balance in th«* Treas
, urv. All bills wore passed except
I (lie light I. i 1 p 'Sfiited by tlie Home
! Power Co. The contract presented
by the tic-me Power Co. was refer
red brel: 'o the Committee with in
: struct ions to include two or three
j clauses for malting the contract clear.
A'i or:! n .ru-e was introduced
'which ; ikes it obligate^- upon ttn
I dertakers before being assigned a
lot for burial in the cemetery to se
cure from t!;e Town clerk a permit
: to do so. A fee of one dollar will
: be charged t'or tee permit, this fee
| to be used for the keeping of the
. record. The absence of any such
permit system, has caused about one
half of the people in ti'e cemetery
to be marked on the plot "Unknown"
This ordinance was introduced to
make further "I'nknown" burials an
impossibility. *
The following persons were chos
en for Judges and Clerks at the com
ing Municipal election. Judges. \V. C.
Clanchard, H. D. Clark, and W. L.
Spear. For Clerks. C. F. Curtis, and
Cleon Ask.
ig was harmonious.
. ar t' e placidity of
:ers.—Capital.
I IK SESSIt>X
Preliminary steps were taken look
ing to the putting in of the necess
ary cement nier footing, at the river
bridge this spring.
IK (ICS Till: TOWN' COUNCIL HAVE
CONTROL OF SKAGWAY'S
STREETS ANI) ALLEYS
Pom? citizens of Skagway have the
idea, that the Town has no authori
y over the streets and alleys, of this
* iwii, that they belong to anyone.
Tiiis has come to the Council on
::iore thun one occasion. For the in
formation of such persons the follow
ing letter may be of interest.
This letter is a matter of record
and can bo found in Vol. 3, of Mis
cellaneous Documents, Page 56, It
was recorded Dee. 15, 1913. Put
this letter on file so that when some
wiseacre tolis you the Town does
not own and control the streets you
may produce the proof and thus
quiet his troubled heart.
DKIWR'I MKNT of the INTERIOR
General I.and Office
Relative to title to streets and alleys.
Washington. October 24, 1913.
Mr. D. McKay,
Town Clerk,
Skagway, Alaska.
My Dear Sir:
In response to your letter of Sept.
25, 1913. you are advised that it has
'oeen held by this Department and
by the court that the platting of a
tov.nsite. the recording of such plat,
and the sale of the lots so platted
constitute a dedication of the streets
ard alleys to the public without any
cither action. The Government has.
therefore. no interest to convey In
the streets and alleys of Skagway.
The title to them is in the occupants
of the municipality for public use,
under the control of the municipal
authorities.
Very respectfully.
C. M. Bruce,
Ass't. Commissioner.
Quite a number of Dawsonites
were passengers north on the Prin
cess Mary and left this morning on
ihe train for WTiitehorse where they
will leave for Dawson by different
conveyances.
Dr. A. .1. (jfifis and Beaucha*ip I
Hinder and his wife each brought a |
horse and will go by sleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Muucaster and flieir
[laughter were arrivals in Skagway
on the Prhicess Mary on Sunday and
loft with their outfit on the train this
morning for Whitehorse.
Mr. Muncaster is starting a fox
rrmch on the head of the White riv
?r and brought north with him four
Pre-Easter Snaps for Cash
1-3 off on our entire stock of Men's Shirts
50 cent sox now 40c
Arrow collars 25c
1-3 off on Men's Underwear—COOPERS AND MUNSING
Overalls and Jumpers §2.00
1-3 off on all fancy work
Yarns—1-3 off
One special lot of wool and part wool dress goods, 50c per
yard. Worth up to $2.50
"Nu Vogue " school plaids, SI.15; now b5c yard
All ready-to-wear apparel greatly reduced
BARGAINS LISTED IN SATURDAY'S ALASKAN
CONTINUED TO CLOSE OF SALE
L. A. HARRISON CO.
SATURDAY RIBBONS HALF PRICE
Id Asking You For Yrar Vote
April 5th 1921, for CITY CLERIv I r>k it on these
grounds; That 1 have resided and raid taxes in
Skagway for over 20 years,
Just completed. 2 very active years <r. the Council.
Am one of the oldest members of the Volunteer Fire
Department. Participated in putiirg Slcagway
"Over the Top" in all drives. Activi !y interested
in nearly all Fraternal and Social i-rd •. s.
Fully understand the duties of CITY <. LFKK and
will devote my energy toward tin* '.t.-rnvrt «.f
Skagway Without Fear or Favor.
I Thank You For Your Vote Cn r.
Lee C. Gcvr
head of horses and a dog team with
which they wil! negotiate the trip
from Whitehorse to their home. They
will go via Lake Kluane.
Peter Youngquist, mayor of Cow
ley returned on the Princess Mary
Sunday from an extended trip to Se
attle and other coast cities.
—<H-—
W. C. Blanchard, chief clerk to
the General Manager of the \V. P. &
Y. Route returned to Skagway on the
Princess Mary and will resume his
office in the railroad building, hav
ing completed his annual stay in Se
attle.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ryder wr-ro
passengers on the train today for
Whitehorse where Mr. Ryder is em
ployed by the Taylor Drury !'edl<r
company. Mr. and Mrs. Ryder spistit
the winter with relatives and friends
at Chilliwack, B. C.
A. C. Blanchanl'assistant auditor
of the W. P. & Y. Route returned
from a trip to the south on the Prin
cess Mary Sunday.
While in the states Mr. Blanchard
secured some new features to be
used in the P. P. P.
Charles Wells of the W. P. & Y.
Route auditor's force returned on
the Princess Mary from a visit to
his parental home in Kent.
Charles brought back with him
several novelties in the "jazz" lino |
which will be exhibited at the nex j
dance.
Harry Fletcher the veteran "print"
of the north made his appearance
again on the Princess Mary and left
this morning for Whitehorse. Harrj
is as regular as the birds, and says
he will stay with the north as long
as he lives or at least until he has
made his pile.
_♦*_
Captain Harry Braden, master of
the Thistle, Taylor Drury and Pedlor
Company's steamboat that plies the
Yukon and side streams in th3 in
terest of the firm, was one of tiie
passgngers who arrived on the Prin
cess Mary on Sunday and who left
on the train this morning for Wliiic
horse.
Ben Volkman the saw mill man,
and McAdams, Yukon manager I'.
A. T. & T. Co. will go by Kastner
and Coat : ■ .1 will sercrel
others flic! • les Boyle,
and Mrs. . '.L.iii. rs. Boyle has
heeii si>o:i(1 ;• r >• winter in New
Yorlc and ;; relatives and
friends, and .1 McLean i3 return
I: !. . 1 • re site wen',
last su:;:n.L-r.
C!;'C!*s-i ar. -. W. AttPr
luirv, vico president oi' :iie Pennsyl
vania li:.. • d I • t'ore the rail
road laoor I r;!:• v. Mr. At
' rbury de«-lar . 1. . L'nion lead
er? d d not r : o ■ -i t •; employes,
and that the :i tio.'.al rule* vara used
to pro ' for more men
and (u e.vtr.v.: money from the rail
roads oa k- ' Miv#.
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in <•
Wome
the caul
nac.'.ai
nervuusn
Irreg'.t
knowing
dizziness,
lan
Togethe
neys.
Strike :
cause.
Quickly
need it.
Xo o'.'
dor; ed ti
Head t
Mrs. \V.
?.r urinary passages, \
t iritne of itself.
at weakened
root—get to the
e kidneys if they
used D.iaii':
'y more highly eti
L.i's Kidney Pills,
ivl-icing testimony.
Her, 13 \V. Indiana
Wash., says: "I have
dnev Pills and have
known many of my friends who have
had good res-:!• 3 from them. Just
last winter I was suffering with my
kidneys. Diazy spells often came
over r.:o and I was awfully nervous.
My back aehed all the time and
sharp pains causat me when I bent
over. I felt miserable. After a
short liaio, Doan's Kidney Pills got
at the seat of the trouble and re
lieved me."
all dealers. Don't
1; -lacy remedy—get
'ills—the same that
I. Fostor-Milburn
!o, N. Y.
Price BOc,
simply ask io
Doan's ICiilac
Mrs. Mailer
Co., Mfrs., B
I hereby announce myself as r. Candidate
for the ofEce of .
CITY CLERK
and respectfully solicit your votes at the
Municipal Election on April 5th> 1921
CLARA CARSON.