The
Clancy Kids
At That Rate His Supply
Would Expire June
ti, 27SS
sy
PERCY L. fF-OgSY
cte\ %ioo\ josr for
5€tUN' A HOUSG #2C0..
/\ C-HECK WITH MY namC
L o N tT — OOH! r
SKAGWAVS
KRATKHNVl'j OIO)i:iW
Arctic brotherhood. —
Camp SS»s*ay No. 1
meet® arery leooud *nd
fourth Tuesday cveniof
at S:3o o'clock. VUJi
tin orc.u.er* cordially welcome.
I>. S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KKl.i.Klw Actios Arctic Director
V. & M.
White P.ij.8 !."d,e F. S
A. M. Xo. 11!, meets ad
au l 4ta s'jiXiiit!»» eveniiip
nf «.■«• h munth. Visiting
lliellmn ure welconif.
Dan Mc'V'uald- W. M
T. J. ST AN DISH. Secret ry.
B. P. O. KiKs
LwiK*
.NO. 431, B. P. O
IZ Us meets ev^ry
Thursday at S:tK
^ssss^ >'
V's't ii& orui'.ors' cord illy weliome
*1 HX gkashal. E It
r j ya*dewalx.
Pioneers of Alaska No. 12,
mev' It A. 1». H»U first Aloml** Lu
every t£«>nt at 8:30 m.
Ylsilliij llr->th«r» rowii«ll» aei
c u>>\ J. C. PHELPS. S»ey
i'ratri tin] Orilrr o'
Eagle*—
M>i>uua_i Aeiic^Xo
1 raterual Or»l< r »• ]
^ meet the fii>i .
ant! HiirO \V *Mti ,-i'ay uight or eaih
at their tinli iin l'l:th Ave- |
Jilr, lir«>lli€KS roniially in
*ue: m t!- :.d m. i;. colors, w. r. J
■I V . ('fiwliafti, Swrplarj. 1
N .• C : .\ •. :■. O K. S |
IU- t.- i .\i:.si-:;ii: II .I. .i.'L &H.:
S:?L
K;c!<-sco Vaadtwa'.l Worthy,
ila-roa.
Vir-lila Suf: cu. I- S cjvtary.
rKOFfcSSlOXAL CAKDS
1)R- L- S. KELLER
Dentist
Most M >d-ern Methods
Office Hou.-s: 0-12 a m- 1-6 p- ®
A''«**an fielding — Broadway
Sh \<>\VAY AL.vSKA
w. n. stout
A ' ' o r « f j At Law
PracUc# la all courts
Iq Territory of Alaska
H\lMS — — — — ALASKA
• V.-vKtlii' .» CHANCE.
RaTph—Do you th'nk opals are tin*
ll"-ky?
Maude—! have heard so. But If
you have one for ire I'll take a
chance.
FEAREO THE
WORST
Your wife hng
gone to the
dressmaker's to
try on 3 rew
dress.
Thar.k heaven
—i was afraid
sheM gene to
psy for th« last
one.
CANT CJIT SACK AT HIM.
"
'•I nay so; he is Always
rcavi.n.; a 01 .1 pc...i wht:i vou
fc;:vcu'l a noisclos jrun."
•' J I"ST i r.iHXD.
. ' >w
the* f i : o u 3
Yes. but «h«
r> f v t» r t| ii It ^
c;it« h* — up.
SINKS R.YI'IDL/Y
■TVfcat !» a : ■ fun J. * '
yl tlife !»>•**
bo - n !* -■■■.
The lime •
To Save Your Heir
j$ now
he Th I n
so
IS
tfeu/bros Hcrpicide
/? Tylzi
Size Botile Tod3$
Sold Everywhere
(Applications (\T &arber Shops
I M v r » i » . «
* Savelt Wth
MUSI Ptf
Washington, Nov. 15—The United
states SuPreme court today handed
down a division that life ifcsur^nce
eomPanies are responsible for the
•payment of Policies in the event of J
the death of the assured br suicide
after the time of exemption has ,
plred. • .
Washington, Nov. 10—Mrs. Mac l
Swiao widow of th0 lat« Mayor of j
.Corn wired from Cork today that |
bhe wooilj saJU for the United! Sta
tes November twenty fourth.
San Francisco, Nov. 1C —Briga
de or General Harriett of th0 Mair
ine CorPs will a-ssume command of
tii.j aewly formed' dopartment of the
Pa'iflc: ; i
V. Ilahn, superintendent of tho j
V.'Tiite l'ass and Yukon Route, will
be a pea tender south on the Prin- ■
ieSo Mary tomorrow.
.Mi*. Hahn will go to Seattle "where I
Ills "family is sPendlng the winter.'
and enjoy a well earned vacation. It
.s Mr. Jiahn's Intention to return
•Itreitly after the holidays.
C. \\\ Cash and- wife are Passen
gers i n the txaintwiay from White
hoxse. Mr. Cash, who has been su- '
iVrinloniVnt of tha mail service for
the TV. rt & Y,l Rout** folr a num
ber of years, will sPend the winter I
outflde and expects to return in the
spiing. Mr. and Mrs. cash came
cv.2r in thu Private car "200.''
\V. D. Gordon, superintendent o
rivcf division of tji0 "\V.
v Route was a Passenger today fron
U't.itchufse and' will go south on th
Princess Mary tomorrow, Mir. Gor
don is making his annual trip to j
Seattle and Victoria and Vancouver
an J will return in the earlJT spring.
Mr. Gordon's family is outside
where his children are attending
school. • ,
Cable Briefs
Athens, Nov. 1G—With only four
buudrcfl out of three thousand vot
ing districts counted the opposition
claims at the Veuizelos government
has Leon badly defeated' in the elec
tion. -.1
On Sunday the oi'l'osltion papers
Published a disPatch Purporting to
have been sent to ex-King Constan
tino by King George of England say
in,; J-»t,ar cousin I am glati you will
soon return to Greece.
New York, Nov. 15—A paper clog
pmtme to fill the Catherine Theatre
Kr.i a furnace flue which caused
a motoiu Picture hous6 on the e»st
side in the Italian quarter raised
the cry of fire late BunUiy after
noon ■ i • Iil
A panic ensued and six children
were trampled to death «Jid' twelve
were badly Injured.
The best type of citizen is the
product uf 111* American home. That
alone lias the right to hope for the
highest place the nation can offer.
The children of Americans ought to
be the best asset of the nation. We
would not discount the loyal citizens
who have come from across the sea,
but they can never feel the same thrill
ns they pass beneath the Stars and
Stripes as does the hoy who is born to
them. The age needs to recognize his
worth and give him the best chfince
possible. In hiin Is stored the possi
bilities of Lincoln. This sun-tanned
son of the field may be another Wash
ington. All the forces of the past
have yielded their heritage to him.
The social, economic and religious
forces of ten thousand years converge
in him. living into his hand the desti
ny of the future.
REFUGEES GO 10
MSTUOPli!
Constantinople, Nov. 15—Thirteen
thousand refugees have arrived here :
from debastoPtol today.
On ocootuit of the of accom
odations In the cit>" they f-re still a- j
board the shil's Which are moored in.
the Bpspliorus Straits.
Washington, Nov. .13—President'
Wilson today appointed/ Frank D. By
ipgton of Maryland commissioner
Pensions.
I
Father In Search
For Missing Son
.'oaitlo, Nov. 16—W. S. Riler ar-;
rivet! here this morning in search of
his son Homtr
Kill> is th0 owner of rich placer
claims on Sullivan creek in tile Fair '
bat.*i district.
Homer a large sum of
mono/ on his Person when he <MsaP- ,
Pea re 1 mystor'iSisly from GI e11 cl'L W\ ,
Oregon.
Moscow .\'dv. 1C—Fire by thel
victories 4u ilie Crimea, the SovieC
•T.".oPs have attacked thc Uflsrain
l»3s forces with great success.
MINSTRELS' WORK !M WORLD
Troubadours Led Men'i Thoughts to
Gentleness Amid the Ferocity of
the Middle Ages.
The tronhnilonin, called trovatore In
Italy, originated In Provence. France.
The«e minstrels of the middle ages,
together with the practice of chivalry,
helping to keep the world human nt n
period when fijrhtins and bloodshed oc
cupied the mluds of men. The trou
badour was received with open arms
In the castles of (Treat nobles nnd at
the courts of (tines. He always know
there would lie a place for him at the
table, that he would have a generous
portion of fowl roasted on the spit
nnd as many goblets of wine as his
thirst demanded. One can Imagine
the great hall lighted here and there
with torches in scones, the hiiue fire
place ablaze: the lord of the castle
with his fatally In ri^h attire spark
ling with jewels, and in the midst of
all. the most Important fiirttre for the
moment, the slender young troubadour
with his harp. lie sings songs, words
and air of his own composition. Some
of them are old folk tales gathered
up nnd put Into verse, legend of sur
passing feats of valor, of miraculous
prowess. Or they may pulsate with
the heart throbs of that old, old. yet
ever new, subject of love, and perhaps
the young minstrel may steal tin occa
sional glance nt Ills lordship's pretti
est dntighter meanwhile.
The Big Caliber Man.
The man who profits by the experi
ence of others nnd h.v his own mis
takes, who applies proven principles
to the solution of his problems, will
be better than the average—be will
succeed. The keen-nflndeil man, the
fellow who really forges abend. Is
the one who realizes that he must pre
pare himself for greater opportuni
ties and larger responsibilities If he
Is to win success. He first of nil
adds to his store of knowledge. He Is
, a .41 caliber man. The "avernge man"
remains so because he will n.it make
the efTort nvpiired to lift himself
above his follows. lie is a .22 caliber
chap.
Are you a .44 nr a .22? Analyze
yourself and see what you can do to
Improve yourself. Pick out your wenlt
spots, and then make an effort to
strengthen them.—C. S. F. in the San
Quentin Bulletin.
Hot Springs, Nov. 15 —Machine
p-unntrs are protecting the court
.-•Is morning during the trial of
To.n Slaughter, and Fulton Garner
who are members of th0 bandit gang
oaPtureti a few weeks ago.
fhe court advised that an effort I
was to he nia<5e ,to iresaue the pair.
Not Many Left
In Whitehorse!
Among thos0 exPeOtlng to leave
for the outside on the next voy
age of the Ptrincess .Mary, Nor. 17,
are Mr. and, -Mjrs. q. W. dish. Mr.
and Mr. C. Jr. Cbghlln, ' Mr- and
Mrs, J. O. Williems, Sir. aridlMra. F.
0. sYilson, Mr. andi Mlrs. I. Mcllveen
SuPt. W. D. Ooidon, Reggie Brad
beer. A. K. St^vart, Rcbert A't^en,
H. Lowe', Mir. and Mrs. E. Bur wash,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Ua*ssen, andW.
Maher. ' .:
Washington, Nov. 16—The de
partment of State has authorized
Amuira.1 jrcCauley to usa all avail
able vessels at Ills dlsPosal to assist
liii I he removal of th^ civilian ref
ugees from Cfctfmea.
Go to Kellsi-s tor your Ic« Cream
avBryt'oie No d'sappo'atmont th«re
OveraYear. In Pimples. Scarcely
Slept. Cuticura Heals.
"Baby's head was full of milk
crust for over a year. It began in
pimples winch festered
and spread, and when she
would scratch they ran
together, forming a crust.
She scarcely 6lept, and
her hair became dry.
" I tried everything but
found Cuticura boap ixna Ointment
was just the thing for T»*r head, and
when I had used two ca> es of Cuti
cura Soap and two boxes c f Cuticura
Ointment she was healed." (Signed)
Mrs. H. R. Wilkins, 327 No. Howe
St., Ft. Collins, Colo., Sept. 22,1919.
Why not prevent these distressing
skin troubles by making Cuticura
your every-day toilet and nursery
soap aided by touches of Ointment,
"now and then, to remove the first
signsof pimples, rashes anddandruff.
Cuticura Talcum is a cooling, sooth
ing, dusting powder of fascinating
fragrance.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio, consisting of
Soap. Ointment am! Talcum, promote# and
maintains skin purity, comfort and health.
Sample Each Free by Mail. Addresa:
"Cuticura, Dept. R. Maiden." Sold every
where. 25 cents cach.
£MT"Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
HOT OAKES A?®—
Vou do not need to order « whole
breakfast at the Golden North Cafa
but you can get delicious hot calces
vlth ixiaPle syruP an<i coffee for 35c
and ve ll say the '"HoU" are some
c«te».
Prevent Grip and Influenza
GROVE'S L. B. Q. tablets (Lax
ative Bromo Quinine tablets) re
move the cause. Be sure you get
the genuine. Ask for GROVE'S
L. B. _Q. tablets. Look for E. \Y.
GROVE'S signature on box. 30e.
ICelm* Brother* hev* Ju"t receiv«d
a »uPPly of le*d« for the Popular..
Er«mharP Pencil. Ke«P your Pencil
tulj.
ORDINANCE 89
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVlDE'FOi
A TAX ON DOGS To PREVENT
CERTAIN ANIMALS FROM RUN
nino at large, and for
other purposes.
THE TOWN OF SKAQWAY, BY
[To COMMON COUNCIL, DJC9
ORDAIN A» FOLLOWt:
CERTAIN ANIMALS NOT to RUN
at large
taction 1. It Is hereby declared
unlawful for * bull ,ox, cowi j,
»h»#P, goat, ho* or other an In: a!
l^nce Provided, or aay'dome;.tic fowl
nance ProvldoJ, or any dorae'.ii r
*o rin at larffe in the Town of'Ska'J
W*T. or to o» Pa*turtd or herded,,
Or «tak«d or <iod for the PUrPo'e
of jrarln* in any of the "treota,'al
ley*. »quares, or -other Ground* be
lon»tn* to or aodcr tie control < '
ih Town of Skaewayt and within;i
th*'own limit« of the »aid *Town;
mil It ihall b« unlawful for'any
of aaid anin>al», or for »tock of
any kind or »aid domestlc fo^ls,
to be tlel , gf.'.ked ( Pastured, or
'urn«j at larg-0 uPon any Private,
l»roP»rty *<tnlc a'he limits of th.
«tid town, without the coasont o
the owner of 'aid Property.
Paiscd under aii»Peaslon of t'>n
rule« ajid aPProved br the Common
Council of tSa Town of S!tasw.iy,
Ala»ka. 14t.
ORDINANCE 137.
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Of
D1N'AN"CE NO. 134 ENTITLED,
"AN ORDINANCE To ALLOW
MILCH COWS TO GRAZE I;
TIIE STREETS AND ALLEYS 01
THE TOWN OF.|SKAGWAY.
THE TOWN 05* SICAGWAY DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS,
REPEAL.
SECTION 1.
That Ordinance No. 1S4, Entitle^
"An Ordinance to allow Milch
Cow« to ffr»za la on the Streets an
Alley* of "'own of Sk*Kway b«j
and 1» hereby repealed.
Paa'ed on »u»Pem6ion of the
rules. Aft'r »«cond readlaff thi«
20th dny, of Octobar 1920, and ai>
Pror»d th* »am« day.
Att*»t, * 3
If. J. MeBflti. Cl*rk
APProred.
B.J Shaw.
ir.*-A
Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remedied and new is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage trantferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and ner«r has been owned or controlled by Japanaa*
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
mtm MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN, Fro* ROW. «LI T. Mrr.