LOWER PRICES
Apricots
Tomatoes
Phez Jam
3 for
Marmalade
25c per can
12 l-2c can
11-2 lb. can
$1.00
25c per can
GET VOIR PRICES
IF WILL PAV VOL
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel...
K. AV. Gideon, Proprietor.
CARCROSS. Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route for
Atlin
i iU(i:os» oiki:ks tovkists i:\kky inihoaifnt for
l'l.KASAXC YAt" ATION
«.<>Ol> HINTING AND I1SUIN«; \T Til): 1>OOK
MOTOR ROATS M ltNISIli n
S. S. Princess S. 5. Princess
'.CANADIAN/
ALICE ^ ROYAL
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
June 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-2S. Aug. 4-11.18-25
— FOR -
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
-
Cheip Round Trip Fares to l-astern Points
li> off-.-ct July 1st to Augu>t K-tli
Tickets and All Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Agent, tjkagv y. Ai.i>';a
Subject to change without notice
ALASKA. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
Office - Second and Broadway - TUone 5
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
--FOR —
SEATTLE
AND
SotTII EASTERN' ALASKA POUTS
S. S. City of Seattle - July 29
S. S. Spokane - - July 23
Vim RESERVATIONS AMI INFORMATION
APPLY TO
< O. HIRM'URERG,. AGENT SKAGWAY. ALASKA
Subject to change without Notlcc.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Will V YOU THINK AI.ASKA TIII\K \ I.ASK A S. S. COMPANY
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOIV A £rd Way Ports
S.S. Jefferson - - July 3, 18, 30
Sailings for Seward and Westward
S. S. Northwestern July 10, 20, 31
ROnCliT .1. CRAGG, Agent Phone <i»f SKAGWAY, AI.ASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
Local News Items
Boh Wiley, left for Interior points
on yesterday's train.
Mrs. Otto P. Burkhardl of Seat
tle were Skagway visitors while the
Spokane was in port today
Mrs. Burkhardl is on her way :o i
spend a few weeks at Tee Harbor,
where her husband is operating a
cannery.
Frank C. White of Ft. Yukon. I
Alaska, will be an outgoing passen
ger on the Spokane. Mr. White will
visit his mother who lives in Minne
apolis, then visit Boston and other
eastern points before returning to
Alaska.
Br. L. S. Keller left this morning
for a few days 10 Haines and Fort
Seward Br. Keller will return to
Skagway the first of the week and
le;i\e immediate'.? for Caroross. 1 ■ ■ > 1
eoverv and Atlin to look after some |
pressing dental work which awaits j
him at these Interior points.
Mrs. Frank MilVrmott anil Mrs
Frank Hull, wives of King eount> o:
ticials in Seattle are round!rippers
on the Spokane today and in eon
pany with Mrs. Burkhardl visited
all points of interest in Skagway.
The party took lune'ieon at the Pnl
len House
seekers who hat • l»'en spending a
passengers out on the SS Spokane
today were ihe Misses Helen and
ton. They were gliosis of the Golden ;
N
ern port this afternoon at -t 00 p n\
with a bumper load of excursionists
■
Mill stop or at Sii k.i On her way
south the Spokane will stop at
1
t«een ! ''re and Sitka, and tin :i on
\ia l'i erslxirs to s. . tie
l"apf. I". S. Ward of the Alaska
Road Commission arrived tod.i> iron)
bride.' oi'-r the Skap\\a> rnvr ne\i
week The i-ahle was ordered from
Seattle and should arrive « thin t ■
next week The piers and timber
v
pltalin of Mrs Ti'us were
.
In honor of Mt Clyde Ropers. w'..i
Mr ui(l Mrs. .1 II Ropers em-:
I'd wirJi a purt> at tlteir lioun \lon
ii:K Thosi pros. :.t l>estdes the !. >s:
and hostess and puest of ';.■ 1..•:
Callahan. Misses Callahan J>
and Mrs .lohn Rlaurhard. "
OKitic. Burke and Parrel; and
'
Ian, and Jtulson Ropers.
A party ot tourists from the T: n
cess Alice with a company of towns
people made the trip to Rurro ■ re> .
took them over about 1" <'(' a tb .
and brought them home al>out T
Some fished while others roa : ■ il
about the woods piokinp berries . id
taking in the beauties of t!atti:>
around the falls.
Those eomposinp the party wen
Rev. and Mrs. Ramsey, of Ottumw
Iowa: M ss Colby, and the Misses
Dwver also of Ottumwa. Iowa: Mr
Johnson and Mr. Bumstead. fro:
Berkeley. Calif.: Messrs H. D. Clark
and Geo. Clark, with their wives. I
and Dorothy Clark: Mrs. M. E. Rop
ers: Rev. E. L. and Mrs. Winterber
per. and Donald Winterberper. and
Mr and Mrs. W. Ask. at:d Mrs.
G V. Zirkan.
5iibscril>e for tbe Daily Alaskan
Dan Martin Old
Timer Succumbs
While on a tailing trip lo I'pper
l.nke Dewey yesterday afternoon. [
Oan Martin was taken sick and died
later in the afternoon, in Andy]
BrownV cabin on llie l>ake Dewey
trail.
Mr. Martin called at Peputv I f.
Marshal's house about 1 o'clock yes
terday, and asked Mr. Tanner to go
with hint to Lake Pewe; on a fish
inn trip: The two started up the
trail and when they n.td -».i< hed a
point midway between lite two lakes.
Mr. Martin became overcome with
fnlipie. and Mr. Tanner assian-1 him
as far back as Andy Brown's cahin
A doctor who was view.nJ 'he sight;
alone the trail psve Mr. Martin a
stimnlent. and Mr Tanner s'arted
to town for further medical assisi
V '?en word reached town that Mr.
Martin had t>een taken tick, lohn
\ \V ard and Pave Hosie -started up
the ;rail When they arrived at the
cabin, they found tha; Mur'tn vis
Mr Tanner relumed So :he c.iom.
(»at:t> and Rev Winte-bercer ear
ned the body dnw.i tfc* t.«i) Hr
Ritnnalls prononnenl t'tc tuni*>e nt
death as heart failure.
Utile is known about Vt Martin ?
eariy Mo. even his mo.n intirva'e as
sociates He oatue to SkM*#..' c'lh
er in nintv-eijrht or in IN" early
sprint of ninety-nine. He wa« » car
j.-jitei by ;rade and for a number of
;e.->r« followod that line of work
Loiters found in his f&hin ;ni*
niotrinp from Miiney, Indiana ndi
iah«. that his relative; lived wi m.m
pln.e He was rot a member of my
lodte or society, acc-irdins to hi<
1 l)r funeral services *"tll *v> held
Vrow there a White Pass train will
• m > 11:t■ remains to the remoter*
REAP RICH HARVEST
Be-lin Marriage Pro'tecs Prey
on ^oung Couples.
Sell License tc These Seek ng Room*
—Wcve S'.artec to Stop the
Practice.
Mart-lafe are !•*
!nc utilized for profiteering hy Her
mans. Till' iiuiiriap "profiteer" dc
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of louvmc
a nmrnoil couple or a pair about
to t>e innrr •• i may obtain permission
to (X. ;p> corn n rooms hy prvsema
ilon of the msn-lape lleen«e to the
hi>i - nc ofln-es.
It h;.s been discovered that many
marrlnpe ll.vnsos have twn Issued to
men ami women who have no inten
Hon to marry. but having worwl the
ller. *e 11 r ihe permission to oeecpv
tho nut "-r f rooms alloited to mar
ried ivtvi-n^ sell the 'iwrmission" to
- or othe-s who need
roo s (J .unnot find them.
. . Vi> provable
hu*iti' -> ii:i> been dune. hut that ihe
I-r:i• ' > N mopped ! * k<-ei-tnc
a w.Mi.-h .i) those to whom mat-nape
licenses are cm tit oil and withdraw ln<r
■
milrriiico is performed.
Mn"rii; • however. ec'lpoed all
previous records In the last year The
numlw has increased twofold over
prewar years, and many fold over the
mariners durine the war, which fell
to less •' .in half the normal number
"Many vounj: folks today are pet
tine maimed here slmp'y to fret a
ro«:;i cheap!* " wild a Berlin official.
"Tho cos: of the dwelllnc Is nit fr.
hn.'f hy t!o riarrtape of a man and
woman b. ' of whom are worktop
"They «l*n feel they ran co-operate
to some ftdvaiirape In the matter of
food, which Is a norlous problem "
Kor : ns lr. New York the oilier day
celebrate1 the second anniversary of
the Independence of Korea This
teaches us not only that there are
■
Is independent.
Opti:n -m -«n't slttlr.c nronnd with a
pos-i:;:i p"ir. «v \.ur face teilinp folks
that better times are cominp Real op
timism Is ptr:inp 100 per cent of your
self into the j >b and slnpinp while yon
aiv. «t It
KOWARD FORMAX ueij. k ukudaa
Golden North Hotel
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
REGIT.AR MKAl.S THK BEST IN THF. CITY
SKRVKD KVKRY HAY IN THK YKAR
<•<> All Hay light Rooms. IB Rivinis with Private Hath
.. . .Only hotel in Skagwa* with Hot and Cold running water.
Largo Officc and Parlor American and European Plan
Men s and
Young Mens
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
A T NEW AND LOWER PRICES
We hare jnst twpacke<l <i shipment <if i>rw Siminrr H*(n an<l
Caps In the smartest model* an<l colors.
In this assortment you'll find jn«* the Hnt or Cup in Stjle anil
color that will please.
CAPS - - $2.85 arid $3.00
HATS - - $3.75 and $4.50
L. A. HARRISON CO. PT
Popular Picture Palace
Saturday and Sunday
I3eiitri.\ Michciciici
IN
Just S(jllcl\\
Kevstone Comedv
"'Mud"
Admission, including war t;ix- \tiu ■- r iron. 1.V
The Nugget Shop, Inc.
Robert Simpson, Mjtr.
JUNEAU.ALASKA
A lowlif A < tptiml Rn«iriro «"»»n 'n. to I Mail <>t
dor* SoU.ito.1
Mr. R. 1.. DourI**. Forwrij flttili im ( M A Si
r. R. R. (\i„ «"»n. IV. In Ciiartr of
Mr. F. 3. Oijck, formerly of Mnyer Rm*., Seattle, In
Charge of Jewelry Mfs. A Ropali
Boat Schedule
YOKTHHol \H
Spokane is due to a -i
Skacwsv Saturday
SOlTHK<<» M>
Priiio**;* Alioo sail* at '• r M
tonight
SlUEIH I » 1> T<> - *11
Seatile is due to "
flattie a »«l fro-. r ii ■*
Estoheth due to leave J«
ncsu next Monday nncht at 1J
o'clock
I>1 PAKTMKVT Ol TH1 INTI'IIIOU
Initod State* l»m<l <>lfiiv
Serial 041.r.S
Juneau. Alaska. July T. 1!!1.
NOTICE I? HEREBY i.lVEN Hint
Albert Sam Chisel of Hain«* \i^
ka. who. on July 7. 1921. made
Homestead entry No. f>41 r. > for
Lots 2 and 3. Section 2fi. west half,
northeast quarte: east half, north
west quarter, northwest quarter,
southeast quarter, northeast quar
ter. southwest quarter. Section
35. Township 2S South, Ranee
55 East. Copper River Merid
ian. has filed notice of inten
tion to make final three-year proof
to establish claim to the land »!•■■>.
described, before R M Odell. nota~<
public, at Haines. Alaska, on the
20th day of August, 1921
Claimant names as witnesses
Joe Voelkl, of Haines. Alaska.
Sam Whitaker. of Wells. Alaska
C. A. Lindholm, of Haines. Alas
ka.
Willie Anderson, of Haines. Alas
ka.
FRANK A. BOYLE.
Register
First Publication. July 14th.
Las: Publication, Aug. 16th.
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it yon i|n ti(»« itnp at
THE.
Puiien House
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RmHIMi >;nj:lr or »'ti
llitfto on wh f»«*or
I ,ininQ« for Hoiw r^lnc,
Milk, Orsm. CotlmT
ami Buttermilk from -*wr <«wn
Pir*h r^ri, ^» .
Rjiir* M.OO Per P«j nod l*p
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Room* for Trtrclinc Mon
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