SPRING!
Ferry s and Lilly's
Seeds
Onion Sets Bone Meal
Full Line of Feed
at Lowest Prices
Poultry Tonic-Poultry Pepper
Lies Killer—Nest Eggs etc
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
You make a mistake it
you d< qo stoo at
\
THE
Pullen House |
Electric Light*
Rooms Single or en Suite. !
baths on each floor !
h araouj (or its Home C oking, •
Milk. Cream, Cottag; Cheese and i
Buttermilk ftom our own da-'v. :
Fresh Eggs, etc
2Rates $3.00 Per Day anj Up';
Well Lighted, Large Sarr\>'e
Rooms for Traveling \1»n
H. S. Pt;U.EN. Prop.
jlkagway. Alaska
Closing Oat Sale
REAL ESTATE
ISAK(JAINS FOR TIIK I
ixvintok
now is I In- limp
TO 111'Y
Till' IHS1I Will, SOOX
l!K IIKKE
SEE
Phil Abrahams
I VSl'KA \VK IIONHS
<;i:XKKAI. A(iKXT
XOTAKY IX OFI'H'K
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897 |
SPRING SCHEDULE
ICAHADIAN]
PACIFIC;
PRINCESS Mm
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
May 1-11-22, June 1
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
4"«>N V KCT1N«i .\1 V A N'a ': * V K i:
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tick h i s To All Points Kast
Al l'a-'ioulai"« Ff'tn
L. H. Johnston Agent. Skagway
»' >UMT r.l ('II VM l . t' i M ' I)
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
•2 SAILINGS FROM S 21 AG WAY ig
I ~ r >*• ^
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEA FILE
Direct cj.i vsscij.is for Taoni, Vancouver $
Z and Victoria
£ n
a Sailing fjr C \lif or.ii a. Moidiy, Friday and
Saturday
J.vnes Wallace Agent - Slcagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from 5KAGWAY Season 1921
Sailings from Skagway to Seattle,
Tacoma and Way Ports
S. S. Jefferson, - Apri! 20
E.J. SHAW Asrnt Phone 66 SKAGWAY I
Saturday
and Sunday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Marguerita Clark
IN
"LUCK IN PAWN"
Weekly News
COMING - Billie Burke in " Misleading Widows " and Anita
Stewart in " A Midnight Romance."
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
popular picture palace
Breakup on Yukon
Expected Soon
Winter las! I.oshig <irip on
\ki-i !il:iml, Navigation
Itoil'is Opening.
Dawson. V. T., April 21.—Winter
is losing its grip ii: the north and
the Yukon river is expected to be
open for navigation within two or
three weeks. With tho winter snow
trail fast becoming obliterated by a
warm sun. overland singes are now
running on wheels.
The lust overland mail to the
Mavo district left last week and the
ue\t mail will go by boat.
Winter hauling by sled stopped on
April 11. when the early thaw was
well if tier way and teams hauling
ore from Keno hill, in the Mayo
district, have been forced to stop
work.
Twenty-five huudred tons of silver
ore are on the waterfront on the
Stewart river at Mayo awaiting ship
ment.
\\<>m \ VS (1,111 MIKis
There will lie a meeting of the
Skagway Woman's club tonight at
the Social Centre, at - o'clock.
skim;i-:a\t wi:scott
<;tiKs to ha inks
Sergeant Wescuti. who i=:is been
i:i charge of the local cable otliee
for the past two years, was arrest
ed bv Marshal Tanner on instruc
tions from t o head of the Signal
service. The charge under which
the arrest is made is the misappro
priation of government funds.
Tiiis came as a shock to the peo
ple of Skagwav. among whom he
has many friends. Ilis record in the !
government service has I>o- n excel
lent and lie i" .-it in the service
■
pension. Li.i nor is given as itic
cause of his downfall.
!t is hoped that his excellent re-,
cord will mitigate tlte judgement
u'iiiili may tie fount! in his vase. He j
was lipid here until the i'eterson j
arrived yesterday when lie was tak- j
en to Fori Seward where he will]
probably be hold until liis irial be- j
fore a court martial.
SK.\(>\V.\V lt\SKIi.\!.l. il.AM
will. i:k.okc.\mz!: tomcht i
There will In1 a meeting of Skag
way llasehall club tonight. to make
preparations for a team for the com
ing season, and ;ill those interested
in this sport, are utg'.Mitly request
ed to he at hand a! the White Pass
club at s o'clock. Organization
and election of officers will take
place immediately
Kultsrrihp lor t'.e Daily AlasUnit
uatarr; 'rv : 5: v.aot Be Cured
cannot roach
i There la
ftrrbal deftfBeMb
r»i vl t.V.; !* ! v : i - ii.nl remedy.
Caw iiItnl I .1 • . ■ • i 'I ly an In
M ...i lining of
*h. ' *i n thla tube la I
un J or In*
ct » . ■ < cttrety ;
Unlets the
' nd this tube
I'Sto.-tl to !! . r j • i1.i "Hoftlun. hearing
will 1 d-*irov*ti r..f v - , my enst-a of
deafneae are catif.d by catarrh, which la
•in in Main il con ■ • i « f inucdua aur
facea. Hall'a c.-.t 11 * *" ■- —
Ihe t'loeil i-n th*
By at' m.
V» i will give O;
any cose of Caiari.. .. . ......
t-- cured by Hall's • af.rrh Medicine. C!r»
culara free. At! DrtpRlats. 75c.
V. J. CHKNKV CO.. Toledo. O.
— AJ r ort i iu cn i
School House Bill
Now In Senate
(Continued from Page 1 Column 6)
lion 50, the first relative to alien
fishermen prohibited and the second
regarding piracy, definitely fixed as
pertains to maximum sentences. In
| constructing the sections, both read
that violations of offenses should he
punished by a fine of not less than
I .>250 or imprisonment of not less
I than (id days. Amendments were
proposed to these sections adding
"no more than S 1.000, nor more than
one year" or by both fine and im
prisonment.
1 Several minor substitutions of
small words wore made in two or
three sections to make better
phraseology.
After the reading of the bill, the
committee arose and reported prog
ress as the time was then ten min
utes after 5 o'clock and it was con
sidered too late to prepare and re
port the various amendments.
Further Discussion
In the committee of the whole
senate this forenoon, with Senator
Frawlev in the chair, further con
sideration was given to the fish
bill. The amendments as agreed up
eu yesterday were read and adopt
ed. Further amendments were made
during the forenoon.
A new section was added provid
ing that all fees, licenses established
by the act may be amended by the
Legislature of the Territory of Alas
ka.
More I'isli Prohibition
Section ill*, relative to the seasonal
dosed peiiod in Southeastern Alaska,
was changed to read making the
tailing, lishing or killing of pink or
humpbacks for commercial purposes
illegal, after September 5.
At the afternoon session today,
the tisli liil! with one other amend-1
ment was finally adopted by the
committee of the Senate in the j
Whole and will now be eng-oss"d
and placed on final passage.
The amendment submitted this
afternoon and accepted gives the
• mission power to designate the
kind of lishing gear and other ap
i-'huhi'S to hi' used in taking or kill
<r: tisli or absolute prohibition of
such appliances and authority to
chance size. etc.. of fishing appli
ances at any time.
sti5i:i:t imphovemkxt
The new Council is doing a good
piece of work in the grading of
Uroadwav with the crossings and
side streets near Broadway. Its to
he hoped the council will see its
way clear to purchase a Uoad Scrap
er and thus make possible for a
oii paratiwly small outlay, the same
improvement on all the streets. With
nit outlay of about two hundred dol
lars for a scraper, two teams and
t wo men would do enough work
each spring in a fe.v days to almost
pay for the scraper each year. The \
streets would have drainage—a big]
item in keeping them dry and hard—
t:rass could easily be cleaned out
:.iul the centers raised as they should
he. The old hand method or even
horse scraper method is obsolete
even in the smallest towns in the
states. A road scraper with two
'earns will do the -work of twenty
men at a tenth of the cost.
Cork. April 2S.—Four young Sinp
Feiners were executed here by the
firing squad. They were Patrick
VSullivan. Patrick Ronayne. Thorn
is Mulcahyand. and Maurice Moore.
I'liey were charged with and con
fided of the crime of waging war
igainst the Crown forces. J
CF
^ Jii <•' 0 0 0
Mrs. Jane Thurston will be in charge of our business during
our absence from Skagway.
PRICES THRUOUT THE STORE ARE BASED
ON THE PRESENT MARKET
Our Goods Are Sold at
CASH PRICES
Accounts nre kept for the convenience of customers not with
the i«len of delaying paymen' which is due in full when the ac
count is rendered.
L. A. HARRISON CO. PK?f
Store hours for May are !>1l: :i.t>i. 7.I0-K p.m,
New Fish Bill
Given Thorough
Senate Reading
(Continued from Page 1 Column 4)
Speaking on the 'mil, Mr. Cochran
said that he was .n favor of the
Territory supplying Haines with a
school house, hut was opposed to the
manner in which the appropriation
was authorized expended. Ho would
vote for it, however, lie said, as he
had been told that the Senate would
amend the House Bill so as to pro
vide for control of the ma.'.ter hy
the Territorial Board of Education.
Holt's bill amending the Territorial
old age allowance law, which had
been set for special hearing at 11:30
this morning, was again at that time
postponed until this afternoon ac
2:30 p. 51. House Bill No. 2.> was
also set for this afternoon.
Coal Hill Tiiki'ii l"p
The House after a short routine
sessioon this morning went into Com
mittee of the whole for consideration
under second reading Senate Bill
No. SC. relating to the regulation of
coal mines. The Committee conclud
ed its hearing shortly before noon
and an effort will be made to finish
the second reading of the bill this
afternoon.
Inspect ion Hill Passed.
In its afternoon session yester
day, the House, under suspended
rules, advanced the Collins' live
stock inspection measure, to its
third reading, the measure passing
by a unanimous vote. The bill was
amended by the house carrying pro
visions for reimbursement of owners
of dairy cattle slaughtered under the
act. providing for payments hy the
Territory for two-thirds of the loss
as shown by appraised valuation,
appraisals in the First Division not
to exceed $175, in the Second asd
Third Division $200 and the Fourth
Division not to exceed $250. The
bill was sent back to the Senate
which, it is believed, will concur
Ill the amendments.
The house or representatives this
morning amputated a few dollars
from reimbursements to owners of
dairy herds depleted by killing of'
diseased stock by government inspec
tors, as provided by the Collins' bill, i
Slim of reimbursement was cut I
from $150 to $100 for cows siaught-j
ered in the First and Third divisions 1
and from $200 to $133.50 in the ;
Second and Fourth divisions.
With Federal Jline Inspector.
Bert \V. Dyer, explaining the j
provisions of Senate Bill No, Sfi, An
Act to regulate coal mines the House [
yesterday afternoon spent an hour
in considering that measure on its I
second reading. Adjournment was ]
taken before the bill was concluded I
and it was continued in its second I
reading on the daily file.
Asks for Funds.
Chairman Boss, of the House J
special Committee investigating the j
flu expenditures in the Second Divi-I
sion and other sections of the Ter
ritory, and expenses in connection j
with certain work ovi the local fish- j
eries building this afternoon request
ed authority to employ special aid
at an expense of not to exceed
$150. His request was granted. The
Committee had been engaged for the
past two days in examining vouclu,
ers covering expenditures of the flu
epidemic and is said to be making
fair progress. Chairman Boss has
not indicated what will be the na
ture of his report.
'Seattle, April 2S.—The Alaska S, i
5. Co., will discontinue the sale of
ickets to Alaska until after May 1, i
he date set for the marine strike of I
he engineers. — 1
ntts II ii3i$
Skat;w.i> <*••• V iiaw 1 '<>iiii«l Tills
'J'«i lie True
The strain of overwork i.-U.i .•»
the weakened kidneys. The hurry
ami worry ui business men, iho
heavy .i' d stooping o£ work
men. ike women's household cares,
lend ' t < ji.'.m a a d injure the
. I 1
i
tin? whole hiidy ^:,f. from the
.
kidneys ik< 1 tjuiek assistance.
prepared Cor weakened kidneys;
Ured, worn-oat backs—Itave proven
their merit i:i thousands of rases.
! IVlo.v
' In:ill i lii:> lorali.v.
.
; d : .» •; t'aused
h.i -k; . he. 1 ' . . • pains
J in the small ut .. . i i >vheu I
, was down,' I - id iiardl/ ;,*t up. 1
■ had a i'rri]>u-:." d r.' to pass tho
kidney t. ■ • i . : t y !>.trued.
| zv speiis. . j:;.'.; oi Dean's
: Kidney !• 1 "
j Price tie;1, ..L all dealers. Don't
. sin ; ly kid'tcy remedy—set
I Doan's Kid icy Piils —tho s«:.»o that
| .Mr. .Mc-i'.- i:..:l. Po. ivi'Milb'.mi
! Co., SIfrs.. r.ui .la, X. Y.
: -
ing of a .I'li.ilier of natives from
Hal;.. • iv . ' i ■.. to tak- up
• I
...
Pass. They will probably remain
dt;i■: tii.- r t:;ere will no;
he mi. h !,. r dnins the season.
. f
a year i mor* • ad are pleosed with
. .
mar i.- i ii jy li'.vt' pur
chased liou.es i:; if town and are
creditable i ii: • Wo In ar that
enough of liie "Id niem'wrs «i" ttics
Kltickw.ui band will he hero this
summer t :n .e possible the organi
-
p
10 tin : au i .en' to the ji"o
l>le 01 ■ ..c,",v .. Tie native is a
lie i:v. <. I:.s j..n< . the places
1 :
goe.s. TJio e bore ■ re proving them
selves i i I satisf ctory workmen,
who readily lake up any kind
of work r-..d u> > : at it.
Los .'in. •; ril 2s.—.Modern
\ .
have 1 eti . , • r 3 in Los Angeles
as an au\.to t'ie police o£ that
city in an e.iort to put down the
crime w.t ;•«» w . ; s been • - •••rial
ly noticealile ill the cilj.
is not anxious to have the Allies
start rci>i;. .i! p:uc. dings as they
threaten to ci.> on I he first day of
May. At a elot-.-t! cabinet meeting
late yesterd y afcer::) >U it. was ru
mored i hat a note l'wm Germany
reported an add'; inn to the amount
if the i det'tuty which more than
lot!hied that offered at London.
jerri;"iv «: ' . renewed her offer
o tr.ke o'er the Allied indemnities
o the I'nited States r.s part of Iter
;eiieral i of restitution. This
ndebiednoss of the allies to the
.'nited Slates is abjut tea nil lion
lollars.
Tue member ot the cabinet gmd
<1 the contents o£ the nnto so that
lie above is not given cut oflicial
y but is understood to be correct.