DO(J TAX NOTICE
Log tax ui -v, Du» aoid payable
at the Treasurers ortc*.
Oscar Stlmer.
Treasurer,
V)R S.VLE
Build'
loi *3
halt .v'
with n t
ilition
least J j
OF KERED.
St
,J I.ot. ou 4th, aventk
>, Bulld'us 2 oad. om
Co XSO '<?et sealeJ
lumber. In fino coo
worth aloneo at
) HOW MUCH AM I
l'bll
Abraham*.
Th^rc !s rr. *rt Oafi:r» :n this section
of t r diseases
yat tog nd : . . •* tt was sup
posed • ■ . . ■ prescrll •• 1
be a r • ntly fallin?
Xo • ' • I loc prOIKIU^'td
i. • t «tis> .. >0.
.. . ... uitoiial con*
• . . f »r* ! » constitu
tional tr. •• i: i C larrh Modi
r • . ured by P -I. Cheney &
Co. T ' !o. •1 i ~ 'tutten
ffOMdjr, I* taken interna Ity rnd acts
t'.-u th-» P! • on tl 3 Ui es
of rhe Sys:» m. O::o ffun.ir-: IV liars re
II ' I'm
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— Ailr^rtla^rpun*
; Offered in th2 5tock
! of sioods of the es=
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| tateofTony Dorteru |
j Saliina Dortero Executrix
42$. BROADWAW.
FINISH Sl'-vD-ATf DINNER
wnii pure ice cu;:,o
Keller Brothers are Br.rvii:g
their uiiesecllei; Ice Crontu at
their san'tary fountain.
Deli vn s madu for SutulaT d'J
uer. t'boa* 126.
THK 8KAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. Sit-VX.N, Pro*.
Trie SANITARY MILK RANCH
TLf iars*sl tad £►«*» co»
dutti j d»Irj f* A' ls^.v
I j ts ol pur:
x!'i cr«an to *11 po'n*
o& White Pas# * Yuko«
Rout*.
IWOMEN ARE"TOO
WISE" 10 BE
FOOLED
Marlon, T!iiit>day—Harding in
j his message :uliirt'Ss-ul to tho ReP
publicun \Voin»ns or ;aiuz^Uot;f< sal'
I that the new voters are "Too
j Wi?"'1 to Ik- fooi>'U by the fvhuical
| dlHUi sious coaci'riiins the League
jc-f Nation's. He enpriOod belief
jtUjt the country »-onl>:i te well ser
i v'\i by their participation in, oli'ics.
MAIL PILOT THGT
'LBS! FOUIDSAFE
R-nc. ThUi'jday —Nothing 1W
' It. n heard •'*- heajquartere of Pi
I lot Waton u no h'ft litre with, mail
■ for t" east. It is not known
I .vh'tlior In' ij killed or sale.
o3n Francisco, Tiursdaj—Pilot
Eari n who l"ft Reno with the
•a-Lbound mall, and who was Wit
fOj< two day3. Is saf? and sound a'
, hiiaftfr Xev.
Goes To Washing
ton To Get Help
| StattK Thursday —John Xoou
proceeded to 'Washington today to
UrS° the government to a greater.,
• cooperation in tli« development o
AlOi-Jta.
Famous General
Takes A Bride
| Pa:#. T.iar*day —Cki rral P~t
' ti-i the eoiuniLiid'V of on® of the
K, v:ili arnii<-s c.nd u gn'at naUoa.il
,••!.) was mwried to .Miss llardon
i .mIi'-iij-r M his i'.':ild!)OOil day>
Athletics Will
Dance Saturday
i Tht.y Win be given r.t th° AVliito
i Pass club on Saturday night on®
I of that Clubs iuoh deligUtful'danc
ea All are invited. I
"I can't always ask for what I want
but I let you know when I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Purity Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, nurs
ine bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
long associated with the care of the baby.
./ft/' I I
Everything Baby Needs
%£R3BS£> -at?
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
American Cavalry Posted at the Juarez Bridge
Members <>r the Seventh United States cavalry guarding the International bridge leading to Juarez, Mexico.
When that elt.v quietly went over to the revolution the tension along the border was considerably lessened.
BIG SCREEN FILIi
FOB If. 0. E.
Ono of the interesting features In
connection with oout local Pictut«
show Is tho presentation of th" Elks
3?Jctar^. This Is a screen presenta
tion of tho work which the Elks.
Lod^e did during the war. This'
scrips of films wais fir-t pre 1
s^uttd at Juneau and was seen by|
a Crowded house. It "will bo Ppt'-j
fionted hrer® tomorrow night and,
wlU mark the second presentation,'
of the films in Alaska.
E . eryono knows something about j
the vocational featur.n of th« Gov
ernments pllans for the reliability
tlon of th° di'ab'ed, soldi«r*>. A" al
ways happen.-, with such bl'ans j
some unexpected things come up
with which the Government can j
not cope untill months or y^ir31
hav© passed. It is in connection,.]
with this part of tha wojdc that.'
th» E!k>> Lodw stepped in and suq.
plied the needed touch, for whio |
too much credit cannot be given |
the Lodge..
Every Elk wii' want to see'thrsa
fiUr.o and those who aro in any
way interested in tHe tehabilit&tion,1
of the 'war veterans will want to
b t ere. At the Popular Plcture
Pilace Thursday night.
Mr. E. S. Hewitt of Juivoau w;ilJ
a passenger on the Stfamer Spok- j
ane, and visited a number of busj- j
n<A- c'icnts while the boat was in.
pcit. - 1
Jlr. J. J. Ward, Mr. Jas. Stew-'
art. and Mr. r.nd Mrv W. A. Prl°3^
spent a few days down at tho
r nch near Davidson Glacier. Mr-!
Ware'- and Mr. Stewart returned on
the Spokane, but Mr. and JIjIJ Prle8
h viug bad an invitailon. to go up
to Rainy Hollow seized it and
will be gone for another Uweelc.
ORDINANCE 126
AN AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE
104
AW ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR1
MISDEMEANORS IN THE TOWN
OP SKAGWAY, ALASKA, AN] |
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
THE TOWN OF SKAGWAY, BY;
Yts COMMON COUNCIL, DOES
ORDAIN A3 FOLLOWS:—
Teat that party of Section 43 o |
Ordinance 104 reading:—
Provided that such permit shall
not authorizes the keeping of more■
than fifty (50) poundo or more |
than (10) gallon3 of tiny such
fluij in any on« place w'th
I in the town of Skagway"
BE changed 'o read:—
I Provided that such permlt'shall
not autiiorlze the keeping of'more I
t.:an fifty (50) pound3 or mor
than fifty (50) gallott) of any,
fuch fluid In any one piaco with ,
in the town of Skagway'
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that
where mora than ten (10) gal-'
lors of any such fluid be stor-,
I ed within the Town of Skagway I
't be placed in a bbuilding orj
receptacle apart from other
bujld'ngs and ®u tjoct to the'
| approval of the Fire Inspector |
i and Chief of the Firo Department
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that such|
I building be plainjy marked ini
I ROMAN etter3 not l<fes than'
six (6) inches In helsht and o !
proportionate width.
This Amendment shall take ef-|
feet and be la ful' force and ev
feet 'rom; and after the date'
of its parage and approval. Pa*3-1
t'd by the Common Council of the
Town of Stagway, Alaska this 7th
day oI September 1920.
Attest
Walter McBrien.
Town' Clo,Jc i |
E. J. Shaw.
__ ,, Major of Skagway.
ROUGH SIUFF III
Chicago, Thursday—Thp pr|nnry
decliun in Illinois wat. a pitched
>attle f,.oui indications in the re
torts which are coming in. On,o
»• a* kiU'd, throe w«rL» kidnapped,
mo stV'rai were oeateti up, whll°
l half doz-.*:i wopa arn-' t"<l on
harm -- ran^iiij, from fiocticncfra'ii
o assault to commit nwrder.
Ancient Feminine Splendor.
For extravagance iho modem Amer
ican woman Is 1111 nmnteur In compari
son Willi her ancient slsicr. In the
Philadelphia museum six sheets of
gold so thin thnt II was pliable ns rloih
show perforations nl top mid bottom.
These are HI by JO inches in size, mid
were proliuhl.r used as ruffles on the
gown of a fashionable I urn princess.
Then she e«uld Imve bad her choice
of any "lie of the el^lit golden breast
phttes In the collection mid one of the
ninny golden crowns, a pair of th«»
large fan-shnjied filigree earrings. mid
the g'n!le. Ihn >• fee* loni: a: d seven
Inches wide, n.ude up of irts until burs,
each four Inches Ions.
A neckline Is formed of a -.trine of
41 golden In i s. There is n heavy ring
fur her nose ami another for her lips,
and broad mm bands. cn;Ts. bracelets
nnil rings, and. 11s a limit lomli, n I.n
Tnsca cine topped with n go!d"ii mon
key wear'ni: a hat and sitting In a
hinh-bneked chair.
MI
IS LEADS
Chicago, Thursday—Tho rOtunu
tod'y fromi 3100 out cf 5737 pre
cl nets In the state gives the lead
to theThompson Republican-'' over
their opponent!; tlio Lowden, faction.
Frank L. Sml'-h thP candidal sup
ported by Thompson was headm
Con?rreBSmaii. Wi'llfm B. McKinley,,
t'la Lowdem, candidate for V TJtoit
e-i States Senator, b7 at laafct flf
tc«a thousand votes.
51.
FOR SEX! HEAR
St. Louis, Thursday —J. K.
W:ilifi'(Poon of Seattle was eiecct
el Commander of the United Spin
l3h TVar veterans at the National
Encampment. St. Rio! is selected
at, the place f°r 'he next en
campment.
Paris, Thurtdayi —President Des
Chanel who has held officoe about«
a year haa r^lg^d *ls P^tiou. It,
is expected that Premier MlUerand
will succeed him.
BRAND
FLOUR
For Every
Purpose
j The Loaf That Stays
f Moist
Saves Baking So Often
J The bread you make wilh Fisher's Blend Flour
iscgo°d to the last-slice, with a better color, a better
flavor, and a better texture than bread made with
ordinary flour.
Manufactured in "America's FinestFfouring Mills" by
FISHER MILLS
] FLOURING f^llRSCOMPANY
Home Office. SEATTLE
Itched and Burned. Face a Mass
Of Eruptions. Cuticura Heals.
"My face was affected with pim
ples. They were large and hard and
would tester, and were
scattered over my face. At
times my face wouid be a
mass of eruptions. They
itched and burned, and I
would lose sleep.
"The trouble lasted
aDOUX two years neiore i uscu mc
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
when I had used one cake of Cuti
cura Soap and one box of Cuticura
Ointment I was healed." (Signed)
Mrs. Philip Hein, Box 303,903 Lake
St., Sandpoint, Idaho. Aug. 22,1919.
S**~CuticuraToilet T rio
Consisting of Soap, Ointment and
Talcum, promotes and maintains
skin purity, skin comfort and skin
health often when all else fails. The
Soap to cleanse and purify, thn Oint
ment to soothe and heal, theTalcum
to powder and perfume You can do
no better than make these fragrant,
super-creamy emollients your every
day toilet preparation-}. Sold every
where at 25 cents each. Sample earh
free by mail. Address post-card:
"Cuticura, Dept. R, Maiden."
3i^*Cuticur» Soap tharo* without mi*v.
Th« Golden North Cafe Serve?
only the Wt that the market af
ford* and >OT'te» a trial ol
excellent service and cU'^'ne.
♦ SUAGVVAVS
* KItATKIt.N'A'j OIJDEK8
+ + ♦* + + + + + + + + •1
Arctic UroOiciiXKMi —
Camp Sit"6wa> N" '•
meets story lecuuo * i
fourth Tuesa1') eve.-ii>«
at 8:30 o'clock. \ >m.
Las br»tker* cordially welcome.
h. a Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KELLER, Acting ArcUc Director
F. A M.
White »'«ss Lodge K
A. M. No. 113, meets _'<1
anil Hii SaXtmlti* e.cn
of e*<h month. Visit inj
Brethren are *><•!• oioe.
Dan McDonald. W. ai
r. j STAND 1SH. >ecrei«'»ry.
a. p o. t' h *
No 431, B. V '>
Q kg meets
^ l'liursd'j at S. tit)
P M
Vls)t'n6 brothers cord'aliy welcome
JOHN GRADUAL. B It
r J VAWJDBWALo-, jic*"'
I'lonwni of A]ask» I*I<><>, No
meet Is A. B. Hell first Monrt»- to
cver| Bjont *t 8:30 **•
VUltlDj Brothers cowllAllr »el
c ^ J. Q. PHELPS. Secy
Fraternal uruer
Eagles—
-.kaeway Aerie, No -5.
Fraternal Order <>•
Eagles meet the />"■'
and third weuncNiaf uijs.h
! montli at their bull on Fifth Ave
aur. VUittag brothers cordially in
vlto I to attend. 41. E. Rogers, \\ • I'
J. iu Griesbaoh. Secretary.
Nauw1 Ci'£pter No. 9, O- !''■ *3
iu' ts jn Jl&sonic Hall first and
tl rd Fridays of eac!i month at b
1'. M. Visiting members welcome.
Flcienoe Vandewali Worthy
Ma'ron.
Virginia 8uff®cooI' S^-cro-taiy.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OR- L- S. KELLER
DeatfM
Moat Modiern Methods
Office Hours: 8-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
Al*Blsa Building — Broadway
8KAGWAY AliAStA
W- B. STOUT
A ' t o r ft e j At L a w
r racUc# la all courts
In Territory of Alaeka
H VINES ALASKA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ndtioa Is hereby given, that th«
uadorBlgacd has be®n appointed Ad
ministrator or the Estate of Slmo'J J
Weitzm&n, deceased, by the Probata
Court for the Territory of Alaska,
tflttlLg iu probate at Haines, Alaska
aid aDy and all persona hav
ing claims against said estate ar-j
required to pres6nt them to mo in
the Town of Haines, Alaska, with
the voucher required b7 law within
six months from the date of the
firfct publication of - this notice.
f ated this 20th. day or Augru't,
1920.
J, H. Chisel.
Administrator
Fir«t publication 8—21, '20.
Final publication 9—IS, '20.