SUGAR!!
125c PERPOUNdI
3 I
1 C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
7 £
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| vou J" no :!oo at
THE
bliectr c Lights
Rooms 5insj!e or en Suitt
Baths en each floor
hxnous lof its H -re C- oking,
: jtn. Cott3cr Cheese and
Ru't>-r ..ik irom our jwn d»«*v
icsh Uggj. c:c
R f, 53.00 For Day jnr! Up^~
' -Vol! Lighted, l-.irge Sai^p'e
• ms for Traveling M'n.
PI'! J.EN. Pi op.
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Fire Insurance
General Agent
Bonds
Conveyance
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
5. > Princess iSKafc S. Princess
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ALICE k§f MARY
WLL LEAVE SKAGWAY
LVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
Princes* Alice
Aug. 12 26
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Princess Mary
Aug. 5 19
Sept. 2
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
«-■ 'N N l;i TI N"» i AT V AMCOU VKK !
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickkts To Ai.l Points East
AI i*u From
L.. ! i. Jctnsion Agent. Skagway
"••IWKlT To CHAXdB ^illlOu'T XoTICB
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
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SEATTLE
CITY" OF SEATTLE AUG 2 ' i
S. S. SPOKANE
Di oiiiiini f^r ra:oni, Vancouver, $
and Victoria <
o
Si.U 1» f >r ClUf »nU VI>iJ\y,' FriJay' and
Saturday
J \ n-s \* allac? Agent - Skagway AUska
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* ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
* Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1920
+ .
* For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
I S. S. JEr TRSON. July 27
FO?v SEWARD AND WESTWARD
I S. S. NORTHWESTERN AUG. 2
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* F. J. S! IA\v A:*e»nt Phone 66 SKAGWAY
J JU j. A A A J. J- .% A 4, A A A * 4. A ft A A A «ft A A
popnlar picture palace
No Show To Night
Shipment of Films Delayed
Show
Wednesday and Thursday
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Tool
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR-SAY MUNSINGWEAR
il
When you ask tor Munsing
wear its the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
j' dren insist on garments bear
- irg the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionauit sat
isfaction.
A new stock now on dis
play for women, misses, boy»
and little tots.
L. A. HARRISON CO. mTsE
WFE OF NOTED
MOVIE PRODUCER
18010 NORTH
| Culver C'ty, Call. Tuesday— Mrs.
I Thomas H. Ince wife of tho cvlebra
t-il motion plctur® producer '» sehe
1 ilul'd to air've in Skag-way
Mil. Shf la accompanied by hor
two soiis William Thompson -Inc0,
.-.tnl Thonw* H. ince Jr. They'left
Sfaitl*- on tuo Steam li'p Spokane,
Tuesday AuguH 3rd. and will In
lC<-tclilkan 'hi following day. The
stup wMl b-a mad" at Vrr*uiS«'!l Pet
ersburg and Juneau. From SlcaK
iv;iy they will take In. tho Atlia'coun
tit>- and »i the way soutiy will
v's't Mi. Ra'u^r W auto.
Mr". Ic°n is act'v0 in charitable
>i.JVl ii«'riotic work 'n h«r nat'v®
■ town and state.
Minister To U.S.
Dies Suddenly
| Washington, D. C. Tuesday—Dr.
1 liou's Galvin, Dotain'ouv 3Iinin°r'to
! the United States d'ej here \v>ry
l suddenly of hea.rt trouble.
| Meat Aviator
I Is Killed
I»s Angeles, Tuesday— Lieutenant
Ormer LockUar lhe uotod "stunt'
a.yiator and hi9 meohanician, Ueu
teiiiant M'l'.on Elliott crashed to'th«
earth in tlitir aeropUne from an
alctaudi- of 0 thousand feet and
Doth werc killed..
!|
I Princes Mary To
I}
! morrow Afternoon
I Hal Johnston C. r. R. local
| agent recei.-ed advice today that
j ih« l'r'nce^ Mary would arrive in
ilSJtagway at one o'clock tomorrow
ift4-rnoon.
Th« Mary lias a full load ot
fp '^lit and pafseng^r.
S-attl'. MoiuUy —Bain»y C'Hvo
r--1 was ario^t-d and is rheld on
of momorexshlp in \
Pai-:-Pc Coast arson Synd'cat>\
Washington, Monday—TV' census
of King couuty Washington. wdifch
i!icH'.d's thg c'ty of Seattle. is 3S0,.
241) this is an increase of 304,103.
Paris, .Monday —The Bolshcvi
Cavalry have advanced to the
la^t Prussian frcnt'e occord'ng to
the report from the French Military
mission 'n Warsaw.
Belfast. Monday—Charlemont For
one of the oldest 'n Ireland liav
>ng Be«n erected in the j^'gn t;
Queen Elizabeth on the first en.
try of tha English sold'ers'lnto
Tyrone, -was ourned by armed
>aider9.
UIFU WILL KEEP
lU ISL
j Tok'o. Morday—Th-s outlines of
the Japan,®8} note to tno Un'ted
I States, ia which Jap° a State/
j h'-ro 'nf'nti ia concTnU'^ tho occupa
| t'on fo tho 'Maud of S&gtiiaJ'n'ar9
1 pr'nted 'u ?aturday'a paper3. 'Her
1 poll'cy as outlined 'n tho report'l*
I to tho effect that occuyat'on of
jth« island is unavoidable 'f Japa
•'s to maintain her national privi
leges. The deeds1 oa to not Oc
. cupy the laund will not bo chan
IrdAj
Tok'o, Monday —Tho An-.«rlcan
' note deal'ng with the Japane*o oca
[ patJon of the northern part of the
t island of Sagiialien, made an un
pleasant impression generally on tho
j Japanese.
I Yesterday was some tteamboat day
I in Skagway. Ahout u-n o'clock.
I tho O-ty of Seattle arr'ved In
port with a oig'load of tourists,
aad a full cargo of freight and at
six o'clock the g <3. Northwest
ern came to port w'th another big
passenger list, many of wihom
were tounrt8, as well as a larg
load of f.-e'ght most of which was
downed for tho 'nterlor.
Tho regular train waited unt'l el
even o'clock for the ieattlo tourists
and took tnem to Bennett a^d tha
arrived bacrf from Whltehorso 'Bt
slx th'r'y.
Til© City of SoattlJ d'd not stop
I at Ha'nes on her northern trip
Vut sailed cown ther0 last evening
leaving Sktgway at seven twenty,
and not fl.vlng dl3c'aarged all of
:ha freight returned again today,
and atooic out tho tourists wlio
had reservations aJid who kar0 been
tour'ng to Atl'n, Dawspr., Carcros
;uvd Whitehojsc.
Skagway put on a military ap
pearance on Saturday wtivn the.
ljuncli of officers arrived from
Port Seward where tlicy have'oeen
talcing examinations^ for permanent
commissions.
Capta'n if W. K!rby, M. L.
Mooney. C. L. Burk and J. R.
Ryan all served in the reserve army
■during the war also Lieutenant' O.
D. Wll'sms and L'eutenant T. O
Olsoa and they lave been cal
led to Fo:-t Seward v. her<- they
underwent examinations for
the regular army commission.
H. W. K'rby 's an eld resideat
of Skagway and always a favor
*te and many friend 3 have bid'hlm
welcome. Taese men w'll Ic-ave-ou
the XorthWL-stern for Valdcz.
London, Monday—The Br'ti% gov
ernment resumed rv-sot'ation* with]
the Soviet Russian trade mission.
Mexico, City. Monday—x former,
| Mexican Minister to Bolivia C&rlos,
i Diaz was found at the point of'death
from a bullet wound in a hotel h.ere.j
He d'ed later from hls wound. The
hotel manager hearing the j^POj-t of
the revolver, forced fci« way int
the room, where he reported to the
Police that he found Diaz and a
woman struggling for the possesion,
of a pistol with! wliici Diaz de*
clared the woman had sl:Ot h'm.
Bremerton, Tuesday—Mrs. Danlol
K.1 R'lW^cli a mother °f ciii'
dr^a was found hanging by a
clothe" l'n° from a b®am ia h<-rj
jliOiiK- In SllVfdalf. Her husband;
is tin employe" 'a lh° Xavy
Vard ha* b^en d'laln'd.
Debs Frowns On j
■Prison Release!
"Washington, Monday—Eugene V.
Debs tlio SceiaJjst'o Cand'ciat® forj
President o" the United Stats lias
put his foot down, oa th° move- ,
incut intendf'd to obta'a hi3 release
from prison. "Wr'ting from tho At- ;
lantai PeuitfBt'ary DJ>* declare3, j
[ that so long as h's comrade3 are -
held a3 u'mlnalt! and convict®
his placo Is thoro with them. "I j
| w'sh no spec'al consideration and I j
rwish to far1} no better than my com
rades'\ waa3 what li° Wrot0 'o hi" j
j Interested fr'en.dB.
Rich Socialist is
In Court Toils
Chicago Tuesday —"William Oro^h
Lloyd 0*° M'U'onair® sociaj;st.,
and nineteen other m> niters of tlx0
communist labor party wci-o tonight,
found guilty of conspiracy to over
throw tho government.
Sleeping Sickness
Claims A Victim
sipokane, Tuesday — Seeping, \
sickness claimed a vlct'pi 'a th'c
city in, tho persoa of Thoma3 H. j
Brewer. Mr. Brewer was ptoueer'pre
sident of that fidelity national zbanlc j
and had teea afflicted w"h tli° |
sleeping slcluio8 for two month. |
Two More Trustees
ForEmergencyFleet
"Washington, Tuesilay—Two ad
ditional trustees of the Emergency |
Fl®et Corporation we^-e elected today
The members are R. H. B-'i'ly of
"Washington, D. C. A Dean of Mass
achusetts, an<t Guy D. Goflf ot Wis- I
cons'n. 1 he announcement wla® *
mad© by caa'rman Benson of
»hi© Sh'ppidg Board.
A party of Gypsies arr'ved yes.
terday from soma southern pflrt
aadi lower Broadway tcday looks j
like an, act from the roh°m'an G>i-1. 1
These People are on the'r way to I
tSh°i interior where they will fore-1
tell the fatur© of tlia sourdoughs, J
■which if all stor'es aro half way true
need no ono to tell them that.
Chicago, Monday—Monoplane num
ber tlireo, carrying ma'l from N'eW
York to 3-in, Francisco. arrWvi'h r
on, Saturday n'ght. »
Lo* Tuesday— ClwrUa
C;i.i;ilin l!i« iiot'-J movio actor ha"
■i' jrc* ■ su«L 011 h'3 liatid, Mildred
. Chnpl'n, lia*. filcA »uit hero
for aa d'voice from tne actor, and
V.10 oharg° is cru' lty.
Big Freight Move
ment Is In Sight
General Manager H. W!i''«lcr of
th,'< Wh'to Pass who lias been 'n
\Vk'i<liorso for several days Pre
vlous awa't'iig the arrival of Prw
s'd' iit Eiliot' ct the sam« company
from Chicago, rw'v^d a u^-?saSu
early 'n the "Vvk urjfeiutly requ«st—
inhia prvsenct) 'n Ltewson, 'n
coimcci'ou with an expected movo
111 "lit of SOO to 1.000 ton" of
frc'e'iit 'nto tli'- Mayo district" it
tuonght wUl commence soon. Mr.
Wlii tler, accompanied by Supt. W.
U. Gordon of the B. Y. N. and
Supt. C. W. Casli of tli° Koyal
Ma'l s«.'rvLo. 1* ft Wednesday'ulgSit
tor Dawson.
Tliero are rumors c'tcJlafng in
Wl.itehor"e of oxfnv^ie hlghi grad'"
silver deports having been re
cently uncovered 'n til-. Mayo d'"
irkt, but :;-i" Hi1-' "tor' " c-n bo'tra'J
ed to no ai tlieutic "ouroc 't w'll
b'J well lor our reader" not to plaoi
too ii.iifh r' panco upon theni.
Mr. Wh'virr expects" to r€.tu-n'fo
\\'iilvliors" in a few day" ;tivd has
proni'Se I to furn'sh the Weekly
Star w Lh iui account of wb.at'1"
re ! 1 j- be'as done In. the way of'de
Infill1 lit work 'a the mines of 'tlio
I;>yo district. *
in tli® waDtim" 't w'U'be well
for all to rjiiifl'n calm, for tliero
will be plenty of oportmn'ties
i.o g-i esol'et'. whoa tbe current.
.;o«sip is proved to 1>- founded'ou
i'iii t.—Wh't/ hors>- Star.
Tho Golcen North Cafe serves
only the l.-eff. that tha market af
fords and lnv'tc-s a trial o1'
txcellent seivice and engine.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
NOTICE :a I CERE BY given, that
tho undersisnf(i ha* been. appointed
Adm'nistratr'x oi the ©state of S'mon
J. "We'tzinan decease,}, ty tho Pro
bato court :'or th0 Territory of Al
aska, sitt'ng la prooat9 at Ha'iu.3
Alaska and. any and. all Persona hav
ing claims tga'nst »ald estate are
required to present them to my at
torney, W. B. Stout ft his office 'n
town of. Hilne8 Alalia, with the
vouchers required by law, within
six months from tho dat» of J the
Jirst •publication of th's notice,
Dated this 29th, day of July,
1920.
Ro3a Li. WVItzman,
Administratrix.
<*lrst publication, S—3, '20
-a*t publication, S— £4. '20.
.OST;—Package of valuable ptuper3
including l iberty Bond. Bank Book
Naturalization, Paper3, | Check
Book and cibcr documents. [.Lib
eral reward will be paid for the
return to George Braich. j The5®
papers are of no value except to
the owner. j 11 . 3t,->