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j Seeds
j Onion Sets Bone Meal
j Full Line of Feed
| at Lowest Prices
(Poultry Tonic-Poultry Pepper
Lice Killer-Nest Eggs etc
j C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
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Rooms Single ot en Suite
Baths on each floor g
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Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
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March 9-20-30 April 10-20 May 1-11-22
June 1
for
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CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER
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Final'adventures of the Sea Haider Moewe, and the Graphic
Chapter of the motion Picture. History of German Cruiser Moewe,
for many mouths the scourage of the Atlantic.
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
I On the eve of his induction into the ;
i mayoia.ty of Skagway, .Mayor Has- <
imimiii luaugtyulcd a movement for
tin- passage of a bill hy (lie Alaska
!<igislai ate. luat will give towns a
right to reduce the area of its incor
porated limits, a measure that will
meet with the approval of all cm-;
zens hi incorporated towns and t-i:- '
ies.
As stat.-d in ihe telegrams sent
!>y u;r . ii> riii.-.ei.s Lif hkag .WI.V Tue -
day. many <>l li:e towns of Alaska
j were formed in boom days and when
' the demand for a large area was ad
Ivisable. As time passed on the
towns were reduced to their normal
| sizes and the expense of the upkeep
'of sue i large municipalities became
a burden on tae smaller populations
: This is what happened to Skagwav
' and in order t.iat we might benelit
j by such a law .Mayor U.tsmUSOI1
j started the movement yesterday and
pit i.is su-ion the following cable
j was sent to the various members of:
j both the houses oC ttie Ala.-ku iegis-,
| lat ure now in session.
j "i find no procedure for an Alas
, kan town to decrease its boundaries.
1 Musi towns start with a* boom and
itake in too much territory within
its corporal ion limits. ^Vhea popu
i lutioti decreases there are tniles of
streets, sidewalks, watermains. sett
lers. etc.. 10 keep up where nobody
f lives. Taxes collected prove insufli
j cietit lo Miailitain these appurtenanc
es in good condition resulting in the
! entire town looking dilapidated and
I endangering its sal'ty. Skagvvuy
in t is condition. Important to us |
! such law In- enacted, as though, pro
; pcriy and business taxed to limit,
I our city treasury is empty.
' Oct a law passed bv this legisla- |
, lure providing procedure whereby a
I town can decrease its area and at
I inch to this law an emergency
| clause making it effective immediate
| ly when signed.
j The message was sent to Senators I
Hunt. Unit. l'r.<c and Collins and to |
represeniativi Mini v. Cole. Brown |
I and Xerland.
| The < ahles were '-.i^ned hv Mayor I
I Itasmiison. Dr. 1.. s Keller, .Max liut-|
feld. V. I. liaiin and Howard Ashley.
! Today is the last day that any
new legislation May lie iiitroduted in I
til* legislature and so the matter was |
done in a hurry in order to get some
action it possible at this session.
Yesterday was steamboat .1 ty as
there were two big boats in port
as well us a small motor li'K,i that
brought five commercial travelers
who are working southeastern Alas
ka.
The Princess .Vary got in at about
3 o'clock with a big crowd of passen
gers. and a good cargo of freight.
The Jefferson arrived about three
o'clock.
Both ships sailed south in the
evening, the Alary leaving at six
o'clock and the Jefferson at nine
o'clock.
•.atari?-::.: "ioaf.iessi.u'i'iot 8e Cured |
i . • innot roach
ear. There is
o; 1> o:r ...t> j ■. r- atnrrhftl deafness,
Itiil thai ' v :>hI remedy.
1 l . - I by an ln
tlam- i • : -i»i - r . »ur. lining of
ih Kt Ui.i T; V . this tubt- Is
3v.'iii:d or Im
I rfict h« arir.t;, : ,. wh • ii is entirely
« -ted. !>• .»»»-: ; i. V: r- . : I'nless the
1 :!nmma • i t .n I ! and this tube
restored tw Its nora • inditlon, hi arlng
will b - d« stroyed !c- .*er. Many cases of
d*afn<-«s a*'- «\ius<« d by eatirrh. wh»ch is
an Inflamed cond i mucous sur
faces. He.l a ratal rh M.<!icin«- acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of tho
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal P afmsg that canrrot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars free. All Protista, 73c
F. J. CHENEY eic CO.. Tol«dn. O.
—ActT^rti»eiueut.
Will Have An
Improvement Day
In the discussion that followed the
inauguration of the new councilnien
and the appointment of committees
on the city council last Mondoy
night, the matter of streets came up
and it was decided and the commit
tee was instructed to name a pub
lic lmpro\^ment day and invite and
request all citizens to iend a hand
in making our city more beautiful
and passable.
The committee is working out a
plan which is in another column of
this issue.
Those who can give a day's work
or supply a team will be ssked to do
so and others will as many have ex
pressed themselves willing to, and
that is to give money for this lauda
ble purpose.
The streets never were in such
a bad condition since early day, and
now that there are more automobiles
being used there is more need for
good streets.
The committee should get the un
animous support of the citizens for
this most excellent move.
Visiting'Their
and His Family
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ward were arriv
als yesterday on the Princess Mary.
They are the parents or United Stat
es Commissioner J. J. F. Ward and
have come to visit their son and his
family for an indefinite time, hav
ing sold out their interests in Cana
da.
The Ward's home has been in
Toronto, where Mr. Ward lias been
engaged in mercantile business for
many years.
i:\rrzzi stoke is he-opened
Mrs Teresa Rapuzzi re-opened her
store on lo\Vi.r Broadway today and
is now serving her old patrons as
well as the new ones who call.
Mrs. Rapuzzi received by the Jef
i'erson a large and complete stock
of fancy and staple groceries, to
baccos and cigars.
The line of canned good is Unsur
passed and a variety of fruit fills
the store and" feasts the eye.
The stock is fresh and the prices
reasonable and Mrs. Rapuzzi invites
ali to come in and inspect her store.
Sli.MiWAY CABLE OFFICE
CHANGES MANAGER
Sergeant Sidney L. Helms, of the
1'. S. Signal Corps, arrived yesterday
from Seattle and will relieve Ser
geant Wescott. while the latter goes
to Seattle for examination for pro
motion.
Sergeant Helms is a young man
with much experience in the Signal
Corps and lias»taken over the office.
Sergeant Wescott is not sure of re
turning but many friends are "Pull
Ins" that he does.
During his stay in Skagway Ser
jeant Wescott has made many
friends and has taken an active part
in the social and fraternal affairs of
the city.
Sergeant AVescott is a "gude"
Elk, and that ought to be enough.
The kids thrive on Ice Cream.
iVhy not have it for your Sunday
linner. It is a food. Keller Broth
ers will supply your needs.
HALF PRICE
...Friday to Tuesday...
Our Entire Stock of
Ladies' One Piece Dresses
Georgette and Silk Blouses
Sweaters, Coats, Skirts and
Children's Rain Capes
NO EXCHANGES-ALL SALES. FINA
FOR CASH ONLY
L. A. HARRISON C<
I
PHONE |
W. 53
LOCAL NOTES
Steve Pigott, who ran baggage 0111
the W. P. & Y. Route last year re
turned on the Princess Mary yester
day and will resume his old position I
in May. Steve has been attending
the University of Washington and
will return when the season closes |
again this fall.
::
Fred Fonzo Sr., returned yester- |
day on the Jefferson from .litin'.-iu
where he has been for several
months.
Mr. Fonzo reports times as (|:tiet |
in the Capital city but all are look
ing for a revival, of good times soon.
In response to the cables sent the
senators and representatives of tiio
legislature replies have been receiv
ed from Senators Hunt, lSiitt, and
also speaker of the house Andiviv
Nerland.
All of the law makers gave assur
ance that the desired legis,l:.'.ioa
would be enacted at this term.
Captain Wm. Hathorn, one of
the locators on claims in the lOnyia
eer mining district came back C-o:n
a winter's outing in Victoria and
Vancouver yesterday and left on the
train this morning for Carcross and
Atlin.
Louis Schultz, the big hotel, trans-!
portation and mining man of Atlin j
returned yesterday from a trip to!
Vancouver and left on the train for
home this morning.
Isaac Matthews, who owns and
operates a number of rich claims on
Spruce creek, Atlin district, came
back on the Princess Mary yester
day from a short trip to Vancouver,
and Victoria.
Captain Angus McKay, accompa-j
nied by his wife, were passengers
north on the Princess Mary. Captain |
McKay will be master of the float-j
ing palace, Tutshi, this season.
A. W. Law, an eastern capitalist.*
who is interested with W. M. Gore,
in the Boulder creek hydraulic mine
went over the hill on the train this :
morning bound for Atlin.
J. Moran and W. tloddard, prom-'
inent Atlin men were passengers on
the train this morning having ar-j
rived on the Princess Mary yester
day.
Mrs. Wrong, wife of Fred Wrong, j
of Atlin, left this morning for home !
having arrived on the Mary yestcr- |
day from an extended trip to Van-1
couver and other southern points. 1
Captain John Combs arrived in j
his motor boat from Haines last '
evening having run up on a mission j
of business.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, N. O. Har- j
dy, was a passenger on the Jefferson {
yesterday having come .tip to JIaines
to get a few prisoners and take them j
to the federal jail in Juneau.
While the Jefferson was in port j
Marshal Hardy visited with old |
friends as he has not been in Skag- I
way for several years.
Clyde Rogers, of the General an- |
ditors staff of tbe W P. & V. Route
returned on the Princess Mary y< s- ,
terday afttn; a month's vacation >
which he spent with his family i:i <
Vancouver and Seattle.
A younger brother accompanied ■
Mr. Rogers bayfc and will make I.is i
home for a ti.: 'i in the north.
W. M. Gore and wife, were north
bound passengers on the Princess
I It'? i; I
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V Helping ii :..'i iivtcmleil to Many
Did i'euiii*! »:i .Skagway
^iust uid ii
i«UL..UC..C i
Lriiiary
boa.i « i'.i
to 2UUK6 iitC c
xiu." a;C Q
yuuu£.
llcad lac lo
. .
Goo .s. Virgi
iiulil c.iLl* 4-•
buck £12.li 1 -
uii tiio an..a u
lu ru.ae ui>. i
at liio- l i
uono, iitv.i
ba t'iiCkl H: t.
jjuau's Kid
from Julian
tilled lay ..
uiid v.v.1.
t iv, . e;...
Price COc, u
ii...: ly st 'i .
Doaii o xv.Jat.-'
Air. JJiuLo
Co;, Mirs.i J u
>;j;y Iiave a bad back,
aio olu-u Weak.
, 'villi years ui work,
a tS d.;ys oC misery.
.o, nights ui' unrest.
• / 1'uio nave helped
. lui' Inaliy.
f,:.,; iso lor old and
io •. iidjriCLlcilC.
, i . ,j.*» d contractor,
. iweau, 2\ev\, says:
. u.*u iay kidneys
. . »\ ucii i tried
... c.iuir, terrific
j iii i o a.r.ail oi n;y
,i . o my bands
ji l..j oiiuir in order
„ui. ut» o^.c/ul Limes
» l..u i..dii,-y secre-.
C ..io:.4y cuiuiod aud
i - eui d about
4 ...^ a.'id uuc box
L.ia.or'a iJrito' Store
. ..I. a:ude it Sullltd
lit'ied lii-.-j
: a*.' dealers. _ Don't
n. . ,wy r.niedy—gel
j/jus—tua same tnat
a - . i -. aiburil
. Ill
They v;e: tied h} Miss
Crtiiks..:n ;• d • .c bcicau. , wi: »
will have i u.cir cuisine.
Mr. Uoiu o.ieraiing u U g hy
draulic i •• ■> - i. ..li.-r creek iu
the Ailin i. . . • ,i0< ts to get.
his Ueveii.. work ail done be
fore t;:ij ■■ e c> i ; l ie spring.
The party it.-.i on litis rooming's
train and w ii in ovar tlie ic) i.-oii!
Carcross.
Airs. A. J. J!W .i .a, returned yes
terday on l • j Alary iron'
Vai
finite
Tile liiiio - . •- • f'tcT ii't'l rs.
Mct.'ann It 't n coiiltni'o In.-r
sl'idi s in :> i
ii. \ •>,. . : :.irsiv ( i. vss
.Mrs. !•": r.nk h •• >ol will resume
lier ia t c beginning!-ues
dav, May A (nailed number only
will bo taken, 'l":a,a desiring time
jilt as- " '1 at ouce.
t!iai suitable periods may be assign
ed. a-t.
Valparaiso, Chile. April 2u.—Of
ficers .ot Die supply ships which ac
company tl the United suites Pacific
lleet on its recent South American
,-ruise strode a staggering Mow to
[lie prido oi local produce merchants
ivlien l.OvO.Ot U c ;s were ordered
[or tile 1"..' .-•) bli.' ; .< i;e s on the re
urn voyage to American waters.
1-gg la;, u;g ia not at high tide in
:lieso latitudes at tl.is season and it
s doubtful whether the Valparaiso
nerchar.ts were :. • to f.ll one-third
if the big order.
Washington, April 20.—Secretary
if State Hughes in an official tlocii
uent to Congr*. ss said that a part of
iur restriction should ho to rigid as
o make impossible the entry of un
luMrablcs to the United States.
The reference to the undesirable}
vas made concerning the people who
ire coming to iIiis country from thi?
lalkan cities and from Armenia,
ttissia, and Georgia.
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