T
Thi
aPc%rh
l^rfc
W
<rs^
Heights by Great Men
Reached and Kept
Wer# Not Attained in
• a Single Flight, etc.
By
|P£RCY L. CROSBY
5.4 :»jr»sb!. - * ta? McCiut* Nor pr^r Syndic
Hey, TiMMie.'!
c'non u?.\
IGOTSOHt I
Thin' awFuC i
IMrWANT FJRI
VA
L/sreN,TIMMie, lOAJJN'r
"L CMC THE FCAT. SO Witt
[You run our AN'cerME
l A LOUY POP? IF YAH URRV
cik6 iixrr i'u 6(i/e va
THCJee long .SUCK/.
TTitg is more fa tn this section
of *...e oui.:r.v i.„. . .!.» oU.cr diseases
Vj* * "4'S'f *'I,N • W.1J S»ip
> .. ' . . '4 pros» nb&i
i: . M . C. : : ! *»s«.ise.
grpa:!-.* •« i • c*-?;. » • u?.
tioml ••vvtc::-:. 1* V** ' • * • —rit
.
Co.. To!.\-\ Ohf->. : • i »ir.l
ivnifd . :a l.'k-.-a • m acts
1 L ..... 1.. : • •
il..la : . ' • • <jn.
—Ail* 'i-'rafiat.
mm
v ■ -i» • I ij
Li) Mi
>1;
ul
.o' |
Oii^iVu in i.ii ^tock I
oi tfOwds of Hie e>= I
tateoiTony Dortero
Sabina Dortero Executrix j
•S2S. BROADWAW
>r, to K'-'l-r" for your Ice (.V ara
(•»- -i a.-. No u s-in?o1atia<-iit itur
in;, skauuav
Pioneer Dairy
' \S. I'W
Trie SiSiliW MILK RA*»CHt
a.*tt3i jid Iim oo»
du«Uii d-Ir.r 1* A. -fiki.
Ljihj tkipaert* ox pat:
miU and cie-iu lu >li yo*ai
^s. u tnie >' "-.■<• * Vukoa
Route.
Golden North Cafe
Secures Famous
I Northern Chef
J. B. Smith, who lias b«ea Pro
tiJins over the ranso at the Golden
N'orih liot.'l 'or Hie past several
months has ®ever°d liiu conJiec'ion
with Skagway and from this d:1to
forward * lie iviil >h0 ia supreme;
command of the galley on the good
• ship tst'^bcth.
Succeeding Mr! Knvth at 'the.
Cioldcn North comes that famous
chef of jjeniKt fame, Chart'tj Pet
ersen. Mr. I'eterson needs r.o in-'
« reduction. 'o tho people of the |
nor o, and It might <be add-d, the i
entfr^ United States and the Domi
Ion, for he has cate^da to tuosi j
traveling on the White Pal. to audi
iromo the jnter'or «t Bennett u I
iiutnber of yv«rs past, and 'n t'liSj
capacity, during tho busy tourist i
season, lie has s'rved tho palrons
rff the road, ar.d it I5" no xu.litako|
'a saying thai while doing so lie;
ua9 iorvej representative.-. ofi
every state ia tho Vn'ou, and j
evrry province ia the Dominion. |
T!jgs0 who cboos- the Golden I
Xorth ..s t:.eir winter hotue tW* j\*
will ii:d d be 'ortu::at'-, for Mr.'
IV'. 'it.iu will u:'muestiOi:at>ij' make I
life worth ivU'ie a' J'ast as far as;
thj culinary a;-t is concern* d.
M- a iMrs. Talbot, nnd t'nir
.ii" •!.. r, arrl'.>'j on the J's
• li- t'.i i'rj>a Haines. Mr. nrd >!r».
T.il.-M'i have b"cn tpendin-; the
' . i- Haines ftn-1 are now on
t'. 1. way to Ontario, where Mr.
Ta.bot owns .. ranch on wh-eh they
wi:i their homo. Mrs. Tal
t was for fo:uo tinv> a liuito in
Haines Hospital. Mr. Talbot is
an o> 1 tim'-r ia Alaska bavins been
f'.'r yars 'a tbit; section of tho t<r.i-|
tory. They 1 ft on the Alice.
Mife. W. J. Bledsoe wis taken ili
o i Monday nnd went to tho hospita
«h're it i< hoped fchO Will rpoe<*
]y r,:'OVfr.
j SA8Y
. FOOC
fo2' L
"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
ing bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
Vnd those internal and external remedies
long associated with the care of the baby.
Keller Bros. Drug Co.!
Haines Notes
(Special Correspondence)
lliilii' s. sept 7—X. G. Ifcuisoa
has jjurch£ticd th® dwelling house
of J. W. MariJn and has moved it
onto ill® Kit t-f ground which lio
leas' d lrom Ben Fox. on a twenty
year i?as>\ in moving 'the hou^c Mr
Hausua emp'oyodo th> rraetor dc
longing 'o the company op^ratins t!i®
iia'uy Hollow Copper property.
l!r. AViKy came down from
Rainy Hollow a 'eff days a"0, and
rep.uts being well b-Hl-'flod with
'he development work so far,1
pn tnat tile oreIs showing u]> fi"e
Mr. AVilty •brought somo of tlie'or
down with him and it certainly
looks to he of tjjo ibest.
Robr: t Watt Sr. and wlfe cxp -a
to leave for tluir homo in Til1-!
aiK.uk Oregon on the City of Si
at tie. They have been unable to
got nway for tho last two we>'ks.
on account of not fcoing able
to o-; reservations on any of
boaU. When t!i" transportation i*
Um-h that people c-m not travel to
and from Alaska, and especially fr >m
Alaska to Uuir home-", it ifc'-ure
>c work a hardship birth on tho
travcilnr public and Alaska as
v-ll.
Tii" H.iitrs Pa<kin7 Company;
ha'1 Htut down their plant fo
tl.is s asoti and' r.>port that Mi')'
ha1*- don? fa'rly w°li in , the
fan. i' busl'.'.^l; a:i<l an" 'atisfLU
w'th tlieir summers work.
Tit0 n* w cainiery at Haines rc
p: rts th.it they "re sat'sfknl with
thiij- »"utn-uMt work nnj that they
ha\ • d.itir fully n" weji at'tlio-y
exp.M t'd to do for the firH year. |
Mre. It. I-. We'tzman lfet on'
<h" ,I"'f-rson for Seattle Xvhero I
: upp.-s" sho lnt'Hd8 making her;
Future home.
Fashion Item stai s that "clothes I
will he frightfully t-xpenslve before ,
long." Then It might have added that ;
old clothes are {feint: to be fashion- i
able.
ORDIXAXCE 136
AN AMENDMENT TO ORDIXAXCE
104
A.\ ORDIXAXCE PROVIDING FOR
MISDEMEANORS IX TIIE TOWN
OF 5KAGWAY, ALASKA, AXD
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
THE TOWN OF SKAGWAY, BY
ITS COMilOX COUNCIL, DOES
ORDAIN A3 FOU^OWS:—
Trat tliat party of Section, 45 o i
Drdinanc© 104 reading:—
Provided lhat such, perait shall
net authorize the keeping of more
than fifty (50) pounde or more j
than (10) gallon.3 of tiny such!
fluid la any' on° placo with
in the tonm ot Skagway"
BE chansed to read:—
Provided that such permit's hall
not autjiorIze the keeping of'more |
'...an fifty (50) pound3 or mo- |
than fifty (50) gallorJj of any,
j
*uch fluid In. any on® plnce with .
Ia the 'own of Skagway'
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that
wh»re mor» than ten (10) gal-'
lors of any such flu'd he; stor
ed within the Town of SkagwayI
it be placed In a bbuilding or
receptacle apart » from. other!
bujld'ngs and su bject to the!
approval of the Fir« Inspector i
and Chief of the Fir© Department.
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that such!
building ibo pia'njy marked iu 1
ROMAN' etteVs not l'fes than
six (C) Inches la height and o :
iiroport'onate width.
This Amendment shall take ef- ]
feet and b0 in full fopce and ev-j
rcct from and after the <kito
of its pa'eage and approval. I\iss- '
ed by the Common Council of the
Town of Sicagwayt Alaska tliis 7 th
day of September 1920.
Attest
Walter McBrien. ^ j.
Town' Cl"rk 1 i i'fu.,
E. J. Shaw.
Mayor of Skagway,
White Horse Notes
I September!) 5, —A|1 of Whiter
] hoiue was at tlio aepdromo or
,(Hiding plac0 today to witness 'lic*
I 'anding of the plants from Dawson.
The piajifs started from Daw
3on at 11:55 a. m. after show
in? the pooplo of Dawson a lot of
manouver8, and p;l>sed t'.aimacks at
: 1: ji' and arrived at Whituhorse'at
3.no p. in. A'ter sailing around,over
the Airdrome for , several iniu
ut>ls, No. on© landed and then in
th<--:r turn M»e rest of the north
ern flyers came to earth, all
making a perfect landing.
A letter from Commissioner Mc
KeiiziPs; of Da\vson was read by
I'roffgsor Galpin which was liandod
him uy Captain Street. Thc fly
er* Drought a number of do to
w hich had be'-n presented to tU«m
•it th_ different northern camps
Tlut,- dogs, eight in number, are
perfect specimens of lnalamut« and
husky.s There wero also two dogs
that iiad ooen Noma racer", whit hi
are bl;lck .with l>lu« eytfe.
A nurr.berr> of letter8 and bou
quets w-i'jo delivered in \Vliite»
)iorse as fweJi as tho Friday am!
Saturday Issues of the Dawson
News. Think of the news papers I
of Daw'ion l/ins d<Liver°d in
V h>tchors> tlio day following pub-1
lication. Tho whol" sight was I
.vonderful and whil® planes may in
Uir- days of th<> very n°ar futuro
fly ov *r the north the nr-t flyer
will long' l>e r"mc<ml>"ri'd.
The planes wll1 probabi.v hop ( f. I
tC'iiorrOw for AVrangell if lhe w<»a
ther conditions aro favorably
A (en ftad been, erected t'oi>
ninr.en and coffe® and sandwiches
were strv«d by Mils. C. W. Cash,!
lira. George 'Wilson and Mrs. Geo. I
Fleming.
President Eliot of tho W. P.
anu Y. R. arrived la Wli'te
! hOjiit till3 weelf with General
Manager Herbert Whtfeier and
together t.!i«y ar° looking over the
syst'm on the annual trip of Mr.
Eliot Mr. Eliot and Mr. Whee'er
will t:o to Atlin. ou a tour of in
sijt'ttion.
Tlje captured German artillery,
arrived here on Saturday and are
objee'l.b of great interest. There
ar« three o' tho Heath dealers
and an show hard usage be
ing pretty well borHl with tbui
lets. They w'li bo shipped to Daw
son, obut others ar<> coming for
WWtehorse.
Dr. Thomas Runnalls was an In
terested vis'tor in, Whltehorso hav
ing come over from Skagway to
*e° 'he landing of the piaiub.
A young liaron who Is a bunk rl >rl>
at a s.ilr.r of !?_0 a year, is to wed
'.lie dauglit. r nf Archduke Frederick,
the richest man in Budapest. His sal
ary ns a bank clerk .wasn't large, bm
ha had the advantage of a business
training.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NcUco i» hereby given, that thn
undersigned has been appointed Ad
ministrator >' tho Estate of Sirr.on J
Weitzman, decoased, by the Probate
Court for the Territory of Alaska,
.•iittlLg ia probate at Haines, Alaska
at J any and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
required to present them to mo in
the Town of'Haines, Alaska, with
the voucher icqulred by law within
six months from the date of tho
ti'rM publication of thl' notice.
rated this 20th day of August,
IflUO.
J. H. Chisel.
Administrator
First publication 8—21, '20.
Final pnblicat'on 9—IS, '20.
V* BLEHDI
MAM _
\' F8IEMD
BRANf>
FLOUR
For Every
Purpose
The Loaf That Stays
Moist
Saves Baking So Often
The bread you make with Fisher's Blend Flour
is good io 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
flouringsNS^company
Home Office, SEATTLE
PMS1 FACE
MBJK
Itched and Btirned. Face a Mass
Of Eruptions. Cuticura Heals.
"My face was with pirn- 1
| pics. They were laxrc and hard and
won'.a isnter, ana were
• r i.ertdovu rr.y face. At
) t:mcs my foce would bts u
n.rs3 of erup'ions. They
iubed ami burned, and I
.voJiC 1o**.e :=Ieeo.
i-r i>.e trour.le lasted
| about two years befo « I used the |
Cuticura S.ja: ar aitd |
when I had ' c*.' « ■ . > C
cura Soap a; J one I ox oi Cuticura
Oimment I was healed. ' (Si, ncd)
Mrs Philip Hrin. Bo> 303,90J Lakes
St., Sandpoir.*, Idah'j. Aug. 22,1919.
:sS""Cut»..uta'i oneiTrio'SfflC
! Cctiristuij cf So.ip, Ointv.seniand
Talcum, promoter rnd n-.untair.s
'skin purity, skin romfot and skin '
health cf'en vvh.-n »:!1 '"C In The
Soap *o cleanse and nurify, t\,. O'rr
mcn. to soothe a..d frvil. thi Talcum
to po/V'-l-'r and perfun « Vou '"•an do
no better than these fragrant,
super-creamy emoHten'r. your every
day toilet prcpar-.i _.r. cery
where at 25 cents e»ch iample each
frie by nihil. AdJc-i post-card:
'•('utjrura, Dept. U. ?,iaid,;n."
. Ky*Cnt:cu.-n con" b • vltlioi '■ fT'ir.
The Golden North Cafe aerv,
:ily the l-fli'i that th-» r.:&|-ket a
irds an-i inv-itgs a ttial t
ict'llect siuvice and cU'^Hc.
SKAC.U'AY'S
I II \TKHN'.A\ ORHKKS
iritlc BroihtrtoWl, —
Caujp Sk^gwbj So. 1,
«»>;.'} joiroi'd and
fourth Tueoiiiij ..•yeuiug
at 8:30 o'clock Visl.
i»* brother* cordially welcome.
L. 8. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J II KliLI.ER, Acting Arctic Director
P. & M.
White Pass IiOd.,e P. &
A. M. N'». 11-), meets Vil
? »ni! .ta Siutiu-<lUT eveniiiK
^ "i each month. Visiting
IS.eilircn ure \vel<onie.
Dan McDonald. W. M.
r J ST AX DISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. KJiKS
Sfcagwa> Ix>ilg«
NO. 431. B. P. O.
ElUs meots every
Thursday at 8:00
p 11
V's't'ng brothers cord'ally welcome
JOHN' QUASHAL, E R
f. J VA^DEWALL, secretary
IUocwrs o{ Alaska I*loo, No. 12,
meet i» A. B. H*ll first Moml»y In
every mont 8:30 p. ■.
VUilinj Brother* cowU«Jlr *el'
c tc". i. C. PHELPS, S«cy.
Fraternal Oruer <»
Eagles—
Skagivay Aerie, Xo 25,
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
j and third Wednesday night of cacn
month at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially in
rite 1 to attend M. E. Rogers, W. I*.
J. Bl. Griesbach, Secretary.
Natini' Clapt?r Xo. 9, O. E. S.
in1 Is jn Masonic Hall first aiul
tl.'rd Fri'lay® of each month at S
I'. M. VMUng members welcome.
Flci cnco Vandewa.U Worthy
Ma'ron. o» '
Virginia Suffecooi. Secretary.
♦♦♦♦♦+**♦♦♦♦♦*
PKOFESSIOXaL CARDS
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*
DR L S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
■ Office Houro: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
AlaBXan A nil ding — Broadway
SKAGWAY ALASKA
W. B. STOUT
A < t o r a e y At Law
Practic* in all courts
In Territory of Al«aka
H .VINES ALASKA"