FreshFruit& Vegetables
Peaches, Grape*, Crabapples SweetSpuds.Cauliflour, Green
Prune?, Bananas, Pears, Can- Corn, Cucumbers, Peppers
telope, Casabas, New Apples Tomatoes, Lettuce, Cabbage
Prices Are Lower
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS |
H
Vol. make a raislake it
iou d< DO 5loo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths rn each floor
f-arious for .(? H.-ne J oIcing.
Milk. C -am. Colt* - c heese and
Ruth \ fi.i n i ur >wn <UW
Fresh tiggs. etc
Ra!e- $3.00 P<-r Day ani Up:.
!i Lighted. i.arjre Sarfp'e
C'.ms for 1 raveling \'»n.
11. r. Pi Hi .EN. Piop.
> . i«v. a/. Alaska
Fire Insurance
General Agent
Bonds
Conveyance
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
TABU5HED - - - 1897
5. IViiKess S. S. Princess |
\LiCE W MARYS
FALL SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS
FROM SKAGWAY
Princess Alice
■\u 26 Sept. S 19 29
Prince»s M»ry
Sept. 2 Oct. 13 24
Nov 3
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
ri»s\KCTlS<; AT VANCOUVKU
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
t "in To All Points East
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L.. I i. J<h> :on Agent. Slsagw
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
• . > ; > AN"J UROAD^VAV—PSION'S 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
- FOR—
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE SEPT. 10 i
S.S.SPOKANE SEPT. 16
Direct connections for] Tacoma, Vancouver, $
C and Victoria
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£ Saili i jf for California Monday, Friday and
Saturday *
Jams Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
; ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO ;
Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1920 *
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEFrERSON, Sept 13 25
F. J. Si i.-YS A ;?nt Phonp 66 SKAGWAY
I popular picture palace Sp|?^ia^. ht
B. P. O. ELKS AND FEDERAL BOARD FOR
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PRESENT
CLARIE WHITNEY in
| "The Way Back"
Five Parts and
"The Spirit of Elkdom"
THREE PARTS
For the VocationalTraining ofDisabledSo!di«rs,Sailors, and Marines
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
JESSIE L. LASKY PRESENTS
DUSTIN FARNUM
IN
"VIRGINIAN"
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Skagway Republicans Form Club
j To Act In The Fall Campaign
In response to the cal1 fort
| thcte Interested in th0 Republican,
campaign, an enthusiastic meeting of
ut publicans was he'd lu t'io office
of Dr. K'"llcr Tuesday evening. It
!w;Jl detoj-mlred to form a Repub'l
cai club, wh^re member" could for
gather, and bo ready for the doing
of such things os wi'i kelp In th°
campaign which is now on.
| Mr. Howard Ashley was e*ected
I President, and Cap't Royal Pul'en.
! Secretary. The room just over the
Dal;.v Ala'kan is to be fitted up
for a p'ace of meeting, and liter*
turn and other material wi'l be
placed there for thela ® of momb<y
In keeping with the spirit and pur
pose of the nineteenth amendment it
w'hj planned to interest the women
I whose leaning are Republican and
to ask them to actively particip
ate In the campaign,
I It was recommended that the e'ub
make an effort to »rci.rc Dan SuthT
land th© Republican Nominee for'
P^-ROtP from AIa5ka as tho'
Ipc.iker at a publi; meeting. Rep-;
uo'icvans win rocosnize the need'
' for cooperating in bin eleotion.that
the Territory may be suitably and]
' tfficltntlj'c r''Prescpt'd at WaMiing-j
ton.
| Every nine or woman whose !earn
iV- aro towards Republican? ml Is
urged to atf ed the next meeting
of t e club and to g;t hi'" thl work.
' Give your name to Cap't Roya'
Fulleu Secretary.
Family Born In
Skagway Leaves
For The States
Among lh0 lows to our d'yi
within the nionth l* nunib"red
tb« Achison family. Mj';. Ac!iison
s-lnce the death of her husband,
hati kept tho family together and
! 19 now oa h<T war south H|th
IlCuiia, Ruth, Florence. Helen , ami
K«lly. They will m.aJc« their horn
| in the future in Portland Oregon,
' where two of 'ho sons, Clarence,
land Melvia have been liiug for
some time. Clarence Is a member
: of the Police force of Portland, and
' M'lvin i»> in buslucss. Harry the
j o'n-j- son Is th® Ast>Jt Cashier in
. the Bank of Alaska nt Cordova (in
ha3 won for I'Jtus' lf a large plac°- in.
1 th^c city, tas an energetic and
| competent businiM man.
j Th* town of Skagway regrets the
depMUpO of this family from our
i mi 'st. Mr». Achlson wato a IvlP
in all th° work ehe undertook, att
| Edira and the girls w-?r® much lov
; ed In the circles in which they
| moved. It is hopod that we may
1 cot lose them for long, but that
| coaoltior.s will tjo chtnge as to'mak
! desirable th^r return to tho North.
j The Woman's Club meets Thtirs
day Sept. 23 at S p. m. In the Uocc
! iai Center.
Further node® ;ater.
NoticeToWaterConsumers
Ordinance No. 109 Section 19
prevfdes that city water muf-t not
rur. to waste, any violation. of
this Ordinance during the com
ing winter will result in, the
water being shut of from th.® prem
ls<q so violating.
Towa Council.
1 V. >l(.lUea North Cafe is now
i. r'ii.ig short orders from 7 a. m
I p .1!. a.id lun,cheonc R serv
d i;viu 12 until 1 o'c'ock. Th®
ll:i. ' r l:rur is 6 to 7 p. m. oa
d'y4 and 5 to I Suijd
WHERE AUE THEY
Gracce Clark, now Mrs E. 'A.
U1' ry would like to know the Pre
sent address of her father I>ent®r
Byron C'ark and brother George
and Abram.
Mrs. E. A. Ulery.
Thomas Washington.
Spokane Remains
i Night In Skagway
I
Vi:o Spokane arrived about eight
J o'clock last evening and ^nwiied'ln
! port until nine o'clock this morn
las. Sho brought a considerable
carso °f fj-clsht and several pas
18^'nseifJ.
Send jLWrr^n©y
to Tci coma
P!ccc your money where it is moat easily avails':!.-?, no u:r" ;r
where you may be—San Francisco, New York or Taccn-.a.
Deposited with this strong banU. it is an easy matter for you
to withdraw your money, in any part of llie world, on the ^ . ,•/
shortest notice.
Sufficient funds for your immediate ; aquirements should oa
deposited in Ahska banks; the balance deposited tare, in Tacoma.
until you require to use it upon your :cturn to the States.
Deposits can be made by Post Office Or ler, Draft or Check.
Currency should be sent by regklered mail.
Send for our booklet "Banking "»y Mail"
t
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>Scandinavian American Bank
JKirteen ih SirQQt bnd PetciSc Avenue. 1&QQJHQ
Resources of this Bank exceed $8,000,000
Dollar Values in
Ladies Cotton Underwear
Two Piece Suits
Vests 36 to 44 Pants 6 to 9
Your Choice
50c
A garment-for ten days
We need room and you need the goodse.
Selections may be made and parcels called for Pay day
We have a complete stock of childrens school shoes
and rubbers.
L. A. HARRISQN CO. PHr
El
\\n
luumii
in
Seitticj Thursday—Stat0 liead
,iuarters for tho Republican, nomina
tion primaries anr.ouncedo lato ys
fcrlv that materia errors in tho
tabuiEtion o* tho voto have bi'cn
found, and th*se errors tjiov that
they wer6 against Halt. According
to tho n.°w count Hart has a tota
q£ forty three thousani ono liundro
and forty four, while Hartley
ec. The managers of IIa.rt elaln.'J
h'3 only forty thousand and 'lo
tliat ho will material increase this
lead vlr'Jl ti,a rcturu'< are all in.
Seattle, Thursday — .Governor,
H-irt'i plurality over Ilartl<*y in.
tii - contest for the Republican,
nomination for governor is "flfimat
O'l i't fight thousand.
Coi. Gotwalls Gets Results In
Road Building In Tk Territory
Tuose who have been keeping an
eye on tho Koad Commission and
itb work during the summer, havo
bt-(»n impressed with the splendid,
r03u'ts which have boaa attained un
der the administration cf Col. Got
walte.
Here Is a man, who ccombines in
a surprising degree, the qualitit!',
cf a leader, with a vision com
mensurate with Alalia's iie°tls,
and executive ability which gets
resiii'3. Col Got«'alls 13 not a
bwlvM chnIr head of th° Road
Commission. Ho lias be*"u all over
th« territory h® i"spoil* in, ]>er
soa al1 hit! work, lie hears any and
cvori- man's rf(iuest and suggestion.
a:id tlu'a ta.U.-s and l®avw JuBt
what lie d' < m- wipe r.r.d hi'> "elec
tions seem aamirabl ■. lie- is 'lie first
leader of tlio Ccmmi-cion, who
har hod a>..y cha:«-o to got tlio
ONE MILLION' IX>L19N needed for
ro:ii!s and trail* in Alaska.
AU.Ifca tied* men 01' this stamp,
nvx with vision* and energy, and
oliility, more ^iich leaders will make
A'.^i l:a Loom as n"ver before.