New Showing of
HA TS and CAPS
HIKING CLOTHING
for
Men, Women end Children
For The Spnng Planting
SEEDS ONION SETS
BLUE GRASS CLOVER
BONE MEAL
Forks Hoes Rakes
Hose—Nozzles—Sprinklers
Pruning Shears, Etc.
C, W. ASKdvSONS
New Home Restaurant
and Lodgings
CllAS. 1'ETKRSON, Proprietor
A ioiiifurtulilr homelike place with excellent meals ami good rooms',
where the tiatelitlx public will timl a cordial welcome.
I't»lPLKTK1.Y RKM«)i'M.I.i:i) AM) KKNoV.lTKD
I'RIt KS IiOWKST—:—Fifth Ave . Near Broad v.i.v-:-SERVICE BEST
Win lev
Schedule
S. S. Frincess Mary
WILL LEA Vz. SKAGWA V. 7P.M.16
Vancouver, Victoria, Frince Rupert, Sat tie
Connecting at Vancouver wir 11 I a.-t IVi t.ntnial Tiains
Tickets and All Ii.forrmiion^From
L. H. JOHNSTON ,'.\l,'rnt. Skaywav, Alaska
SuUjtvt to i luinye without not-irej
KKHKl'AKY 13
MAY 3; I»: 21
M.VIH1! I; 12;
AIMUI, 2; 12; 23
JINK 4
FOR
FAILINGS FROM
Skagway for Seattle
Ql'EEX APRIL 2 1922
QtEEX APRIL 13 1!>22
Qt'EEX APRIL 20 11)22
QI'KEN MAY H, 1!>22
(JIKKX MAY 20 1023
Connecting at Sfattleivith all Califorrlan
Connections
1 I.. E. REYXOLDSOX, Auont.
SKA.: WAY,
Pacific Coc^slwiio Jervice
^ADMIRAL LINE
■H ii *» I i'i«gH.F ALEXANDER. PSE^inFMT I i . ,
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
A\ IIH\ vnr THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA STKAMSH1P CO.
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
WHITE FLYER 5. S- JEFFERSON
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
MAY 15-a> JINK Jl'LY 10-34
Al'GlST 7-21 SFPTKMIJER 4-1H
F. W. JOHNSON", Ajient SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice.
1 PRINCESS LOUISE
EARLIER STILL
Word comes to Mr. L. H. John
ston, local agent for the C.P.H. line
that the Princess Louise, the brand
new liner of the C.P.R. Alaska serv
ice, which was scheduled to leave
Vancouver May 31, will leave there
on the 21st of May instead of the
31st, and reach here on May 24. She
will arrive In Skagway on the morn
ing of that day and be in port dur
ing the day.
This is another indication that
summer travel in Southeastern Alas
ka will be big this summer.
Among those coming north on the
Louise is Captain J. W. Troup with
a party of friends. Captain Troup
is the manager of the C.P.R. lines
and resides in Vancouver.
NEW HOME RESTAURANT
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
The New Home Restaurant and
Rooming House, .'ocated on Fifth
avenue just east of the corner of
Broadway, and under the capable
management of Charles Peterson,
will open its doors for business
Monday morning M«y 15.
Mr Peterson for many years has
served the public so efficiently at
Bennett that he needs no introduc
tion to the people of Skagway. His
excellent Cuisine has long been the
delight of the men who have eaten
at his table at Bennett. We predict
a large and genercus patronage for
this new enterprise.
REVELLERS REPORT
EXCEPTIONAL TIME
The harbor boat Fornance was
loaded to the gunwale last night
when she left Skagway with the peo
pie who had accepted the hospitality
of the officers and soldiers at the
Fort to attend the festivities at thai
place. One hundred and two people
attended the dance, and such en
thusiasm as was manifest on the
part of the participants has not been
equalled in any attempt on the part
of the boys at the post to eutertrin.
From the time they left here un
til they returned the guests enjoyed
themselves to the full. The music
was excellent, the hospitality could
not have been better, the excellent
refreshments served after the dance
were A No. 1, and the courtesies
shown the visitors could not have
been surpassed The people of Skag
way have been placed under a heavy
debt of gratitude for the enjoyment
of last evening.
I PRINCESS 7 A. M. Sl'NDAY
The Princess Mary will arrive in
port tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock (
Slie lias ninety passengers and three i
hundred tons of freight and will be
in port all day. probably sailing
about midnight, or even later.
Mr. Herbert Wheeler, general
manager of the White Pass & Yu
kon Route railroad, ts a passenger. |
He is returning north for the sum-1
mer.
The next boat of the C.P.R. line!
will be the new liner, the Princess
Louise, May 24.
JAPAN WILL NOT
MAKE RUSSIAN TREATY
Tolcio. May 13—The Japanese for
eign office announces that there is
no intention on the part of the Jap
anese government to make a separ
ate treaty with Russia.
HONOR PRESII) a. T
WITH I.L. I>. DEGREE
Princeton, May 13.—Princeton
I'nirersity honored itself and Pres
ident Harding when It conferred up
on him the degree of Doctor of
Laws. The degree will be formally
given in June.
PREST REACHES CLINTON, IOWA
Clinton, Iowa, May 13.—Clarence
O. Prest. the aviator who is flying
from Buffalo to Siberia, via Alaska
reached this city today. He will re
sume his flight on Monday.
O'MAI.LEY CONFIRMED
AS COMMISSXONER
Washington, May 13.—The nomin
ation of O'Malley of Seattle as fish
commissioner was confirmed today.
CONFESS TO THEFT
OF LIBERTY BONDS
Savannah, Ga., May 13.—John
Vardeman and his wife. Bertha,
were arrested in -this city and con
fessed to the robbery of the Chase
National Bank In N. Y., at which
time they stole liberty bonds valu
ed at half a million dollars.
MACKENZIE BILL PASSES BOISK
Washington. May 13.—The Mac
kenzie bill passed the house last
night. This bill is aimed to road
just the pay allowance of the com
missioned and enlisted personnel of
(he army, navy marine corps, coast
guards, coast and geodetic survey
and public health service.
FEABS FOR MOTHER
SHOOTS FATHER
San Antonio. May 13.—Higf
Stowe, a young man living on a
dairy farm near this city, admitted
shooting his father's head off. He
stated that "fear of his fat" er's kill
ing his mother was the cause of his
deed.
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
MiSTUS SAY DE BosS '
WORRY SO BOUT HAHD
TIMES, HE Done los' HE
APPETITE , BUT LAWDY.'
PEJkHS T' ME IAK DATS
A 600D TIME FuH T*
LOSE |T!
CcpyrV't '.fiW d> McOvtv >>*v5>eaa^
In addition to aboltshlng poison cn*
In International clashes It micht lie
well to oust It from politi.-al campaigns.
Marshal Foch survived • his trip
around the United States aoiin dem
onstrating the kind of stuIT lie Is mu.ie
of.
Even If we ran nn longer sine "Th«
Army and Navy Foi*w" «"< cm (In
throe cheers for the Rod. White and
Blue.
"rtiat Mexican volcano "bat I :■« been
throwing out smoke and ashes for two
years Is running it-elf up an awful
coal bill.
If the marines "ti the mall cars keep
on shooting in this wild, free manner,
truln robbing will lost- much of its • >.!
'Ime chuno.
Some pxid circus mater al Is going
to waste among ilie natives of East
India wit" did the lire duniv for the
prince of Wale-.
Those volunteer prophets who are
predicting the euianeipat --n of Cli : a
apparently do not share the confidence
of the .great powe'tr.
Why the whole masculine world
should yearn fur knickerbockers:
They Hre a kind of garment that Is
uieuut to bag at the knees.
America wants to stop war. Put
some of the European nations still
are willing to be saved from each
other by American soldier*.
Cancellation of debts mlcht have to
be deftly manaeed to prevent if from
being a temptation to in -ur new onet
on the slightest provocation.
diplomats, like other officials, have
lo take counsel with their const It ti
intt In recognition of the fact that
tiiey are servants of the |>eople.
"Reptiles are not found In the arctic
region." announces the Indianapolis
News. And the scarcity of p..lar bears
Is line of the idiosyncrasies of the j
tropics.
Twelve hundred thousand children
In Russia are being silently tamht
what a well-manared country the
United States Is—that can supply them '
with porridge every day.
It Is said that most English polltl- !
plans read their speeches aloud to their
wives for practice; and yet these same
politicians can't flcure out .why the
English divorce rate Is rising.
What has become of the old-fash
ioned hired girl who used to light the
kitchen fire with kerosene? She may
tie going about In her limousine col
lecting the rents from the flat* she
owns. i
Attention Ladies
DRESSES HATS
Come In and look over oar line of the latest (trie* in dresses of
silk, crepe and tricotine. beautifully beaded and embroidered, at ths
right price*.
Attention Gentlemen
Look in our window and yon will And on diaplay tfc# nswe*! fin#
of hats and caps In all sizes. The latest gray and tan shades, pric
es, $2.50 and *3.00.
A new line of men's hosiery In ootton and silk ]ast arrived Col
ors black and cordovan.
We Invites yon all to come In and look over our entire lias of
goods.
L. A. Hairison Co.
Phone 55
Fifth Avenue Theater
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Conway Tearle
in
"Marooned Hearts"
International News
Admission, Including war lax,—Adult*. *•#. eblldrw It#
MODERN SIGN WRITING
CLOTH WOOD METAL
SHOW CARDS AT LOWEST PRH*ES A HPBCIAI.TT
SIGXS AS YOl" W A XT THE AXP WHEX TOE WAXT THEM
GET IX TOfCH WITH ME FOR PKirKH
Vic Sparks
-
s
Eversharp leads for Ever-sharp
lead pencils In bard, soft and lndel
lible at Kellers. 2a« a box.
Ttiere !s more Catarrh In this
of the country than £l other Ala
rot together, and for years tt was sup
posed to be incurable Doctors rr<-»crfb«4
fcv-al remedies, and by constantly faillns
lu cure with local treatment, pronounce!
u Incurable. Catarrh la a local d:»Ae«
greatly Influenced by constitutional C3»
ditions and therefor* requires coMdtt
tion.il treatment. Hall's Catarrh MsdV
cine, manufactured by F J Cheney A
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, Is a constltmtMWl
remedy. Is taken !ntemf.l!y and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars T*
ward Is offered for any case that Half)
Cfctarrh Medl ine falls tc .-ura. Send lot
Circulars and testimonials
F J. CHENET * CO, Toledo. Oil*
Sold by Drunrlst*. Sc.
Hall's Family P lis for t'n—im
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THE SKAGWAT
Pioneer Dairy
H. P. SKK.MAN. Pro*.
IHt SMf _MILK RANCH
The largest and be»< eon
ducted dairy la Alaska. ,
Dally shipments of pore
milk and crease to all
paints on White Pass A
Yukon Hoot®.
Big Game Guide
Sport line* *h* art tntt>r»"al
«t) la boating fatf (»m la tha
Uiwtt Yakoa (aaain are la
rlted ta rail cm mm. I ham
tlrrd for many pan ta th* At
tta ooontry. and raa g»*ranif»
hunting parti *■ flaa aw<rts>ena.
I bar* a good power h«M
for lake h rating and UMt« .
For Information call ar ad
dreaa
Tom Williams
AT UTS B- C.
PhoDr»—Offlre, 10; Re" .
The
Alaska Transfer Co.
FRANK Sl'FFBCOOL. Prop.
General Forwarding Agent*
Bonded Freight and Baggage
Transferred
Auto Sriice I>»J or Itlgtil
WOOD AM) COAL
Atmli for Udrmlth Coal
Careful handling and prompt
delivery csr aiogan
White Fass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE ICO. 48.
Tuesday* and rrldars
Xo. 1, X. Round.
1U
8: SO a. m.
10:4S «.- m.
12: SO p. m.
2:00 p. m.
4:25 p.
LeaTes
Arrtrea
Kb. ft. ft.
p. ■
p m
p. a
KKAffWAT
WHTTK PASS
BK.WTTT
ooora
WHRXBOm
Passengers most be at tbs depot In time to hai» B*nu» In
spected. and checked. Inspection ia stopped thirty mlsataa befoi «
leaving time of tratna.
ISO pounds of Baggage wll! be checked free wtU eeck rati far*
ticket, and TS poinds with each half fare ueksc
Krrtrm t:ft
Leavw B:tl
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