Cuticura Talcum
Is So Refreshing
A few grains of this exquisitely
scented powder dusted on the skin
soothes and cools, and overcomes
heavy perspiration. It is an ideal
face, skin, baby and dusting powder
and takes the place of other perfumes
for the skin.
Suapla KMhrrwfrylUil Addroaa "Pitl;«r»Uk
•rttsrlai D«»t tlF Mildiott.Mui " Sold ei.rj
■ am Soayttc. OwtsMitt .>S*nd Wr. Ta>um26c.
M^CutictHSMP lhAMa wiJmut nntv
mxHaraaaaoKaaacHX^^
THK CiKAGWAX
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SKKMAN, i'rop.
silt mmt iilk
The Urgent mad beat con
8 ducted dairy la Aiaaka. .
0 Daily ahipmeata of pure
§ ui Ilk and creaai to all
^ painta on Wtuta fana A
§ YukoS Koote.
cnctiXKKKsxasxBCBOBCBcectiaiactiactcc
If Women Only Knew
What a iUvip of Happiness It Would
Bring to Skagway Houies
Hard to do housework with an
aching back.
Brings ;'ou I'ours of misery- at lei
sure or a", work.
If women only knew tue caise—
tnat
Backache n*ms often cor e ftom
weak kldnevs.
'Twould ►*i»o mush needie.« woe.
Doan's Ki t-ie\ I'ilH are for >veak
kidneys.
Many re: don ? of ih'* .ouftry en
dorse then.
Mrs. A. .? ( ..*. <j9 l'.'th St.. ^an
I'edro, Cal ' . si.vs: "I au sriud 10
rccommend '».mi s Kidi.c' Palls for
1 know i..cy are just as represented.
1 suueivd a great deal with Back
ache and a soreness over n«y kid
neys. 1 fell run d iwn and had fre
I quent d.zzy spells. The action of
my kidtiejs was irregular, Doan's
j Kidney Tills soon gave me relief.
! stengi. eiilng my hack and kidneys
1 and beneliting me in every way. I
' deuetid on Doan's vhen 1 have any
return of the trouble."
Price 6tk\ at all dealers. Don't
j simply ask lor a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kiiluf) 1'ills—the same
. that Mrs t'o\ had Koster-Milburu
! Co., .Mlrs., BuM.tlo, X. Y.
NOTICE
When you want anything moved
Trunks. Baggage or auytmng else.
Call up the John Williams, U. S.
Transfer Co Also wood IS lnca.
delivered $4 51). and coal, per ton.
delivered, $16.50. Phone 56.
N2AR the northern end of Lake Mich
igan, where ore-carriers and wheat-laden
atecl freighters from Lake Superior push out
from the Straits of Mackinac and dispute the island
divided channel with white and gold, electric lighted,
wireless equipped passenger steamers bound for Detroit
and other cities, there is a copse of pine and hemlock
back from the shingly beach. From this copse —
dark, blue, primeval, silent at most times as when the
Great Mam to u ruled his inland waters—there comes
during storms a sound like the booming of an Indian
drum. This drum beats, so tradition has long main
tained, whenever the lake takes a life.
Mea say they have heard and counted the beatings to
the exact number of crew and passengers lost in various
sinkings of ships. Once only, it is said, has the drum
counted wrong.
This belief in the drum and a case in which the beat
ings failed to tally with the records of men, forms the
basis for an absolutely fascinating story of mystery,
to be printed as a serial in these columns.
You Will Be Delighted With It
Don't miss the first installment of this absorbing story, which begins in
Tuesday'* paper.
TRACK IS I,AID JO BRITK.E
BALLASTOING HAS gTAKTBD
. .The laying of the Back <to the
bridge site, from the foot of A Street
tlio the "loop" north of town, and
back to the river bank near the
the Mission, was. completed an .Wed
nesday last and the,work of. ballast
ing and stabilising the track against
the arrival of the materials will .be
battled over it, Is aow well. on . the j
way.
The boilers, pulsometers and..con
siderable piling, .timbers and other
materials to be used in construction
with the erection o„f the. big bridge
which is to span, the Taconaa river,
and its approaches, are expected to
arrive here shortly, aad. will be as
sembled at the scana-.at operations
as fast aa it received at the railroad
yards.
Tanana River Bride
The bridge which will form -tl;»
last connecting link on the Alaska
Railroad between Seward and Fair
banks. will be practically • -of the
same type of contraction as the one
spanning the Susltna riven It
will be a single track structure and
be composed of one main trass spun
700 feet loug, ons couth-approach
deck span 120 feet long,-a viaduct
composed of four 30-foot towers and
tower girder. spans .alternating .wtthj
the tower girders. The approximate
weight of the steel strlucture will be
2.SS3 tons.
Approximately 5,000 cubic yards]
of concrete will be used in the con-1
struction of the two big piers and
the lesser piers which will carry the
steel bridge and aproachea.
In terms of the contract with the ]
Alaskan Kuglneer.ng commission, j
the delivery of the-steal *t <the eou-i
tractor's works Is U> commence not
later than September 1, and com-1
pleted not later than November 1,'
the actual erection of the bridge to j
begin not later than November .16,1
by which time all of the preliminary
work, consisting of the sub-structure j
and tresle work, will be completed
by the commission forces, under the
direction of 'Captain C. G. Jones
and the engineering. forces lumlor
Engineer J. J. Kestley.
The contracting party trill deliver
the bride. «roo<ed and swung dear
of: the false work, on March 15,
'lMJ.'aml will complete the removal
of all false work on April 15.
HABVT COUPIK >Ptf8*P©XE
HOXEYMOOX FORTY TEArW
Dr. and Mrs. J. Erneat Scott, of
Altoona, Pa., were round trip paa
sengsrs on the Princess Louine.
In speftklsg of Lis trip Dr. Scott
stated that he and Mb. Scott were
on their wedding '.our. although
that happy event occurred more
than forty years ago. But at the
time they were married they were
too poor to indulge in the luxury of
a trip such as they wished to make,
and the intervening years have been
so futl of business that it had to be
postponed.
With the passing of 19J1, Dr."
Scott retired from active practice;
and Immediately began formulating
plans for the long postponed wed
ding trip, with the result that fof
the past two months he and his
bride of forty years hare been Uv.
Ing out the joys and pleasures of
Beeing America, even to the last of
the territories.
While in Skagway. Dr. Scott, .on
invitation of Mrs. Frank Suffecool,
'paid a visit to the school and ad
dressed the children and faculty.
His address was.based on tine of the
•"Unwritten r Chapter* of American
History," embraced in the Interim
of the seventeen days that elapsed
f^om the time that Washington
crossed the Delewa'-e to the time he
recrossed it. His talk was received
-with the greatest interest by all who
heard him.
In,taking part of the short time
he was allowed In Skagway to give
his address to the children shows
'Dr. Scott's great Interest in educa
tional matters During his trip he
hasideiivered a number of addresses
of a similar nature at schools where
time would permit.
A Thrifty Muse.
"If yeu write verses advertising
soup, soap and cosmetics you'll never
be known as one of the Imtnorfsls.
"Probably not." said the commercial
bard. "Neither will posterity write In
dignant letters to the press Necauae
the prfseut feneration permitted coe
to starve."
bible thought
FOR TODA1
A VKftY NEEDFUL PRAYER —
Shew cue thy ways, O Lord: teach
m« thy paths Let Integrity and up
rightness preserve me for I watt
on thee.—Psalm SS: *, 81.
Vicious Circle.
Tou f»t s wrinkle and then to" fret
And frcttloc tires the brain
The mors jrou aet the more you Tret.
'It U an '.iras chain
Classical Difficulty.
"You admit that yon try to avoid
classical niMlrT™
"As a rule" confessed Mr Cnrarux.
"1 d«nt ohject to hearing tt. hn» I |
don't like to nin the risk of ecttlnz i
Into conaersatlo* ahoni it ami l<eln«
raJled apon >to prtKiatince sowc Rus
sian coiupnser'a name."
An Art CoWer.
"Have you noticed that Danhcr has
chanced hi* style of palntinc lately?
From his former meticulous >cethod
he has-turned to a sort of slapdash
Imfireielotilem "
"Yes It's the lnflnenre of -olf, T
think—he now tries to do his m>rk
with the fewest nnmher of strokes."
WRIGLEY'i
Newest
Creation
Peppermint fla
»orrd dwwin| gu-n
with Peppermint
Sugar Coating.
Sugar jacket
"neln in your .
mouth." leaving f flDTAT
the detidoualv * WHWT
fUvorrd fum
54:
center to aid
digcat on. \ .
brighten teeth \ IREATJ
and loothe \
mouth and throat.
A dollar a month «111 bring I' •
*lank an to Tour dnor.
CHJOCtCfll^JBEBBSSSSSSSMDBCaSSSSBSXfiffCPCOTSaOOiCkOC Cfi>OOOCR50CRXS5CfC!W>J
...Caribou Hotel...
""" E. W. flldMi, Proprietor.
C1KCHOSS, T. T.
At the Meeting of Rc ii ana Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route tor
Atlin
CARORIM8 OFVKRfl TOlTUffTH KVKRT IvnrrKMK\T TOR
PLEASANT VACATION
GOOD HTNTING AVD FISHING AT THE l*X>R
MOTOR BOATS KCRXISHKD
Notice of Delinquent Taxes on Real Property in the City of Skagway
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given -that the Delinquent Tax roll of Real property for the City of Skagway, Alaska, for the year has been com
pleted anil is now open tot public Inspection at the office of the City Clerk, and that the ume will be presented to the District Court, for the
Territory of Alaska, Dlrlsloa No: One, at Juneau on the 10th day of June. 1922, for adjustment and order of sale.
The Following list show* the tract* as shown by the said Delio^aent Tax Roll, the amount of lax. penalty and interest thereon and
to whom assessed.
To Whom Aaseteed
Block
Isadora Kaufman 1
lsudore Kaufman 1
Nye & Clemenger 2
Bloom & Korach 2*
Wright & Feero *
W. L. Stevenson 6
H. Grimm 5
Wright & Feero 5
W. H. Millmore 6
C. A. Saake
Edith Grimm <
W. J. Blackwell 9
W. C. Wright 9
G. W. Dillon 11
Chas. Nye 12
Herman Olsen 12
G. W. Dillon 19
Chas. Karman 20
Ceoritch & Karman .....20
Abbie Cartwright 21
Chas. Cartwright 21
Chas. Nye ...26
Herman Grimm.. 26
Herman Grimm 28
Bloom & Korach 28
John Dennis 31
Henry Phillips 21
Geo. Dillon .....33
Wm. Clayson 37
M. B. Clemenger 38
W. H. Merrelte 38
Herman Olaenk 58
Geo. Dillon 5*
Geo. Dillon 60
Rosa Brown Estate "0
Geo. Dillon 72
John Peterson 72
C. A. Saake 75
John G. Price .....84
Kate Barry, Estate ...75
Rosa Brown, Estata 78
Edith Grimm . «^..85
Achison & Chamber# 86
Achison & Chambers... 88
Wm. Clayson 90
C. D. Fiquet >1
C. D. Fiquet 34
H. C. Hukill 101
D. N. Hukill, Estate., 102
D. N. Hukill, Estate 102
D. N. Hukill. Estate .103
Description oX property |
Lot
WH of 2 and building
EH of 3 lot only
W% of 11 and building
NH of 12 and building
£-6 lots only
3-4-5-6 and building
6. 25 ft. of 7 lot only
10 lot only
3 lot only
5-6 and building
EH of 11-12 and building
4-EH of 5 and buliding
WH of 5 lot only
1 and building
8-9-10 and building
1-2 and building
1-2 and building
EH of 11 and building
WH of 11 and building
1 and luilding
2-3 lota only
5-EH of 4 and buildings
S 25 ft. » in,
of NH of 7 and building
all except 24 ft., 3 In. N
and 29 ft., 7 In.
E of 8 and building
I and building
BH of 2 lot only
II and building
■ 7-8 W tract
of 0 lots only
12 lot only
11 lot only
12 lot only
5-6-7 lota only
7-8 and building
2-3-4-5-6 and building
11-12 and building
-1-2-3-4-5-6 lota only
12 lot only
4 lot only
5-6 lota only
1 to 12, Inc. lota qnly
4 lot only
7-8 lota only
3-4-5-6 lou only
10 . lot only
1 lot only
10 lot only
12 lot only
3-4-5 and .building
1-2-3-4-6-6-7-8 lote only
11-12 lou only
8-9-10-11-12 and building
1920 ,
Tax Penally Interest j
S 7.90 91.15 $ .65
i .75 l et) .6u
IS.00 1.80 1.30
64.00 7.95 4.35
3.00 .45 .25
16.15 2.40 1.30
6.00 .$0 .50
1.50 .25 .10
13.»0 2.10 1.10
8.20 1.25 .(5
15.75
2.60 .40 .20
11.60 1.75 .90
3.75 .55 .30
1.50 .20 .10
3.40 .50 .25
12.35 1.85 1.00
8.95 1.35 .70
15.40 2.SO 1.25
5.25 .80 .40
.90 .15 .05
4.25 .65 .35
3.75 .55 .SO
i
1921 1
j Grand
Tax PeLalty In:ere*t j Tutal
$ 7 SO 11.15 5 f'5 J IS-SO
6.76 I CO .4 6 16.06
2S.25 4 35 .20 33.60
40.50 6 00 .30 46 SO
ID 00 1 SO .10 35 00
54.00 7.95 .35 128 SO
1.5<^ .25 175
3.U0 .45 7.16
4 90 .75 .05 6.7#
16.15 2 40 .10 SS.50
24.76 3.70 .15 28 60
6.00 .90 -05 14.36
1.60 .25 J «0
13.90 2.10 .1® 33.20
36.00 5.40 .25 41.65
6.76 1.00 .05 7.SO
S.JO 1.25 .Vi U.60
3.00 .45 3•46
2<0 .40 * 00
3.40 .50 3.90
3.60 .55 415
17.30 2.60 .10 JO.00
26.J6 3.95 .16 30.35
II.50 3 35 .15 26.00
15.75 2.35 .\0 18.!0
.40 .05 .45
2.60 . 40 * JO
11.60 1.75 .05 27.<5
3.75 .65 8.90
1.50 .10 3.50
3.40 .50 8.06
8.70 1.30 .06 10.05
12.35 1.S5 .1» 11.60
8 95 1.35 .05 21 35
3.15 .45 3.60
16.40 1.30 .10 36.76
6.25 .80 .05 12 55
.90 .15 2.16
4.25 .65 10.16
14.50 2.15 .10 16.76
1.60 .20 1.7#
6.04 .90 .05 6.96
6.76 .85 .15 « 65
.90 .15 1 OS
3.75 .65 .05 8 96
1.50 .20 1.70
1.90 .30 2.JO
6.40 .80 ,05 6.25
11.60 1.70 .05 13 IS
4.40 .65 .OS 6.10
6.70 1.00 .05 7.76
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I a»t» hereunto Mt my iiand and aBitd the Official Seal of the City of Skac»-ay, Alaska, tbla 17th day of
1922.
ri.ARA CARSON,
(SBAX.) - ; , • ' ••••'• ' City Cltrk, . • | " '/J.