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...Caribou Hotel...
E. \V. Gideon, Proprietor.
CAR CROSS, Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route lor
Atlin
CARCROSS OtTERS TOITUSTS EVERY INDUCEMENT tX>R
PLEASANT VACATION
<;<.>*»!> hinting ani> ri^nixc: at the door
MOTOR BOATS FUtMSHED
S. Sc Princess
ALICE
S. S. Princess^
ROYAL
WILL LEAVE SKA GIV A V
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
SEPTEMBER S-l5-22-29
OCTOBER 12-23 NOVEMBER 2
Vancouver, Victoria, ilnce Rupert, Seattle
Tickets and Ail information From
L. H. JOHNSTON. 5- cvay. Alaska
Sublet! to « . ai'^'v without notice
THE
JIADMJSAL L1NEE
COM PAN
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
i: '1 a:.d Broadway - i'iione 50
SAILINGS FROM SSAGWAY
SEATTLE
SOlTIIIASTEnX ALASKA POUTS
s.s. spok.vm: sept, s
S.S. CITY OF SEATTLE SEPT. 8.
FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
APPLY TO
C. O. IURSCUBERG,. AGENT SKAGWAT, ALASKA
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Subject to change without Notice.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHBX SOU THINK AI.A.-W HUNK Al.ASKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, 7AC0MA and Way Ports
S.S. JEFFERSON Al l.I ST II- ili» SK!*T. 11-25
Sailings for Seward and Westward
XORTIIWESTERN Al'Gl ST 24.
ROBEKT J. CRAC.G, Auout Phone C.6 SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
Morgan Banking
For Mexico
J. 1*. Morg.ta >V Company liwlvt*
Anc hor Payment f«ir
Alli-s
New York !>pt. 9.—? v< lo'al ci
reparations iiuw/ thus far paid Ly
Germany through tl is ceutor was
brought up to $5'5.0<>'i COO by the re- j
cent deposit of $5,000,000 with J.
P. Morgan & Co. for the account of
the bank of Kngland and the Belgian
government.
Payments are being made here in I
accordance with terms prescribed by
the Reparations Commission, prim
arily because the United States is
virtually the only country operating
on a gold currency basis and for
the equally important reason that
"dollar" or American exchange now
Is the most valuable and available
medium of international remittance,
li is also the purpose of Germany
It is also the purpose of Ger
many's former enemies, especially
France and Hclglum. to strengthen
their resources in this country for
prospective purchases of foodstuffs
and other raw materials.
German exchange was extremely
weak here, at the time of (he last
payment, the mark was falling to
1 05 bid.
TWO >111.1.1* >\S KOK I'OKMI.I.
South Norwalk, Soul 9.—Oornoll
University will receive $2,000,000
under the will of the late John Mc
Mullen. late president of the Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific Dredging compan>
McMullen has been a liberal sup
porter of Cornell for Several years 1
and after making numerous other |
bequests in his will gave the tinl-,
versity the residue of the estati ]
which it appears now will be approx
imately $2,000,000.
Fatal .\liMake—The lady bather
had got into a hole and she couldn't
swim. Nor could the young man on
the end of the pier; but when she
came up for the first time and he
caught sight of her face, ho could
shriek, and he did. He shrieked:
j "Help!"
A burly fisherman sauntered to
his side.
"Wot's up?" he asked.
"There " hoarsely cried the
young man. "My wife Drowning
I cau't swim' A hundred dollars for
you if you can save her."
In a moment the burly fisherman
was in the sea. In another he was
out of it, with the rescued lady
bather. Thanking his lucky stars,
he approached the young man again.
"Well, what about the hundred I
bones?" he asked.
But if the young man's face had
been ashen gray before, now it was
white, as he gazed upon the features
of the recovered dame.
"Y-e-s, 1 know " he gasped. "But
when I made the offer 1 thought it
was my wife who was drowning:
and now—now it turns out it was
my wife's mother!"
The burly fisherman pulled a long
face ".lust my luck!" he muttered.
thrusMng his hand into his trousers
pocket. "How much do 1 owe you?"
—Chicago Daily News.
MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH I
leaves SKA GAY AY every
TITESUAY at 11 P. M.
for
JUNEAU
Connecting with
\\ rsTW AHD STEAMERS
sovTH Borxn
IiCavos
JCXEAC on THURSDAYS
for
TENEKEE AND
SITKA HOT SPRINGS
— o — o — o — o — o
See KEI.l.ER BROS. {or
Information, Tickets and
Freight Rates
Local Briefs
Miss Mollie Shannon and Mis#
Clara Leonard were incoming pas
sengers on Monday's train. Miss
Shannon anil Miss Leonard have
been canvassing the territory for a
set of books entitled, "The World
Hook" and other school supplies.
They spent Tuesday in Skagway and
visited a number of the parents and
others who might be interested In
such a work. They left Tuesday
evening on the Estebeth.
Captain Martin D. Rarndollar with
Mrs. Barndollar came in on the Jef
ferson and left on Tuesday's train
for the interior. Captain Barndollar
is bound for Fort Gibbon, where he
will be stationed for the next two
years. They will take the govern
ment l>oat Jacobs from Vhitehorse.
Lieutenant R. W. Groh is also bound
for Kort Gibbon, where he will be
stationed.
Wednesday's train hrouglit in a
number of soldiers from the interior
who are oil their way to the slates.
They will leave on the Princess A1
let They are guests of the Ptlllen
House.
Till' KOR«iOTTK\ MAN
>i \kks <;<x>n
William Graham Sumner pives the
title "The Forpotten Man" to one
of his essays.
"The Forpotten Man" is that in
dividual who does an honest day's
work. pays his hills, brinps np throe
or four children, indulges himself
In a pipe or an occasional cipar.
keeps tip a small savinps aesount.
never aksks for chari' • fri«r. anyone,
never pets into trouhle with the po
lice. never makes i speech or writes
a letter to the editor—in short he's
the individual who keeps poinp on
his own momenthn. pood times, bad
times, or indifferent times.
When the hat is passed around for
the down-and-outers the Forpotten
Man chips in his mite.
The tax collector visits the forpot
ten Man repularly. and collects toll
for the upkeep of the police courts,
jails, workhouses and poorhouses—
none of which the forpotten man us
es.
Hundreds of social apencies exist
for the improvement of the human
race, hut the Forpotten Man is never
included in their surveys
He is sel-snpportinc. self-startinp.
self-sufficient, and beinp so he is
counted in on nothinc except ihe
census.
But in that document he cuts a
hip fipure because hr probably forms
the vast majority.
The Forpotten Man is just the
everyday, common, ordinary plain
citizen who doer the best he can and
makes a pretty pood job of it.
He's the man you can count on in
limes of war or in times of peace,
in times of hysterical prosperity or
in times of ploomy depression; in
times of Republican manapement or
in times of Democratic manapement.
He's a splendid old horse—broken
to harness and he'll stand without
hitching.
Remember there are millions of
him. and there isn't much chance
that he will ever po crazy even tho
the whole world about him does
seem inclined that way.
When thinps pet too bad he'll take
a hand at running them himself, and
you can depend upon him to do it
in a sensible way
Humane—• lai dladv buslled
up lo her new lodsrcr as he i^r.ie -o
breakfast the i\r:t m-'mins-.
"Good moruitir, sir," sue
wheezed.
"Good morning," said the lodger
"I hope vou've had a good nisht's
rest," said the landlady.
"No." said the mild-mr.nnered |
man. "Vour rat kept me a'.vake."
"Oh," said t'.io landlah. tossiiig
her head. "1 sup.io.-'1 you're ftoiiig to
nsk me to ha-? th-; por.r thnp
killed?"
"Xo. not axtetiv " said the ge:r;e
lodger. "But id you very mirh
mind having it tmed?"—Lordon |
rit-Bits.
Long neglected deposits of lignite |
in Greeee having been developed as |
i souree of fuel, experiments are ur
fler way with briqnetting it.
Commercial Hotel
J. B. Adam, Lessee
RA TES RE A SON A BLE
Whitehorse Yukon Territory
Big Game Hunters and Tourists
DODGE CAR SERVICE FOR SIGHT SEEING
Closing Out
Two lines of Ladies Oxfords,
Black and Dark Brown
Finest Kid Leather French Heels
$12.50 Now $8
$9.75 Now $6.50
Sizes 3 to 7
Utz & Dunn
Dark brown and prav high top Shoes Finest French
Kid Leather.
$16.00 now $9 50
Only a limited run of sire* in each.
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
Popular Pictora Palace
Saturday and Sunday
The Famous Houdini
The Famous "Hand Cuff King"
IN
TERROR ISLAND
Special Comedy
Admission- including vnr tax Ailnlis. :Oc: flilcmi.
cal Engineer and Pilot fur ?■
1922. Several years expet
References. G. IVnlw. i ■
LOST—$40.00—Four ten dollar
bills. If finder will return same
'
receive liberal reward
Pile* Cured In n xo 14 I>a>T
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching.
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
you can get restful sleep after first
application. 60c.
Subscribe for rho Pail? Alaskan
IIP I i IS
A Helping Hand Extended i«> M.vn>
Old People in Skatwa)
Most old people have a bad haefc
The kidneys are often weak.
Or worn out with years of work.
Backache moans days of misery
1'rinary troubles, nights of nnrest
Poan's Kidney Pills have helped
to make life easier for many
They are doing go for old and
young.
Head the following endorsen-.tr;
James Burke, retired contractor.
606 X. Virginia street. Reno. N>v .
says: "My back was lame and my
kidneys were weak a year sen
When I tried to fret op from a c' ir
a terrific pain struck me in the stroll
of my back and I had to brace rr>
hands on the arms of the oha.r in
order to raise up. I got tip several
times at night to p.iss the kidney
secretions, which were hi.mly col
ored and bum?1 in passage. ':
heard about Docn's K*dnr\ Pi;;*
and one box fro-j Julian & Shaxcrs
drug store curcd my '< and mf.<!<>
it sound and well My ki 1". ys acted
like clock worl."
Price 60£. at all dealer- Don't
simply ask for a kidney remed> ge?
Poan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Burke hari. rostcr-'.'ilbnm j
Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo.
Have an ice cream ma i,i|,r
st Keller's summer «ard!"j
Von make a tniMakr
If yon do not *t«p at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Light*
Room« Slwrlr or r»i Suite
Kailis on cn-'h flm»r
H S PrLLEN. Trop
SkaRwaT - - A!a$K»
Fire and Accident
INSURANCE
Realty For Sale
Idemnity Bonds
General Agent
Conveyancer
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
EISTAFUSHED - - - 1897
EDWARD FORM AN <5KO R DFOMAV
Golden North Hotel
SKAGWAY. ALASKA
REGULAR MEALS THK BKST IX THK <1TY
SERVED EVERY DAY IN THK YEAR
60 All Daylight Rooms. l<t Room* with Private Km I
.. . .Only hotel in Skagway with Hot and Cold running water.
Large Office and Parlor American and European Plan