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EDITORIAL 1
THE DEVELOPMENT BOARD.
^ > r.kir.j of this new change prn
d b: :V governmental autho>-:
,v'.;u ' Carital closes "with
i following: j
• under tl present vague e*pie
it oov.ll apiyar that another1
■ i f •! tape has been creatstl
1, ry objects tha'.
! n l.nping wotild a-" I
. imi: tlon of rod taPe 'n
r.iul!.i;i!,. commissions, boards.
BUS. ttC.
!.' th0 r...commendations of ' '■
. • <» run th^piuntU-t of an
i! :>artm« nt th,.n throucl.
• ' Totar: t t'?.. interior on to
:-r'i ldt.n: r e-Vcutive appro I
! It is Saf,- to assume that onl' I
• crar.dchilJrcn of present Al
: ~ hope f^r action. It wt'J
rome la oar day*
:\ra thac ,.v, ry one else In the
. h: h i un opportunity to c*
• ri -'. n, with the government <f
,ia.'f .->. the tnsk mlsht be subm'.'-]
u AU kans. J^.avt.n knows
,• not raak» a bigger m'us
it t';an has b,>en made in timLs
j*.->t -a.ins w ill heartily com
. -ad the tlft>ught . \;>r. ssed in the
!• and W-ekly raper pu >
Ufied at eowarj and it it a gcid
•. - is finding the increased cost
■.nvr, ar.d al thinss whi:h
:■ to the making of a first class
; r. a cor. filing argument to :•
rMif.i.t change ir- the get up of the
a-.d Gateway, oa December lit
. tta-'.ed out or new plans witfc
a i : ~:f-' -t ard forward looking
< . i r disseminating the n3\vs
to tlif pc''M' of Seward and vidnj
t: • Such a cours0: tak^.n in t!i.>
f ? ' f many discouragements ds
I ♦' .. highest commendation.
-. the 2.'arty support of all t'la
cjcs tuuacy. Xo other medium co't
tri',utes more to the progress "»nd
i' velt'pmeai^a&d advertising of A
iwpapcn. TheT f*>
; . the sta\-j and aro Seen in plac-s
w'.c;o to'. • -s t." TeI verT little
j .. - I :«>n predicts that
> ... n ear.- . * tt-lpphones it
w'i'l <. on K-r- ':•->" f> talk to all parts
<,f rN> v. ••!•:.' •• i< at present ovei
lie think that's
A Wti.-'I * ' «•:: '■ as Habe Rutfc
's s.'-rc !!;•■ ■ of the multl
. .. . . :•> reference tc
■, i r ' e re.'ardcd us serving
„ jj-.n.jv u- rui purp«ise.
and W-ekly raPer P'-i »
hc.l at js^warJ and It If a god
- . Has the Increased cost
■ and al things whl ;h
'.i to tl:e raldng of a first class
r r, a r 'ling argument to :
t cliangc in the Pet up of the
. ! Car. v.;: On Decembem lit
. , ta ed ooi o? new plans wltt
r. i ; gse-v'-t a-.d forward iooktrife
n r disseminating the n^ws
to Um pcM» cf Seward and vidnj
t.. • a cours0: tak^.n in tlio
f • ' f many discouragements
serves th* highest commendation,
a the J.arty suppojt of all t'l?.
c tuency. Xo other medium con
l.-i:,ute3 more to thc progress "»ad
nd advertising of A
iwpapgra. Ttej- go
t . the sta\.i and an? seen in plac-;1*
w»;c.e ton "st ryl rerr little
<.>n predicts that
.< telephones it
-y to talk to all parts
, • is at present ovei
: ^ lie think that's
A eltiiv- i > ■> > i. as Rnhe Rotb
. ,-s of the muitl
si :•> ntatra tc
p.ii: t ' re-'.irikd as serving
a »•' '"ul purpose.
l'n-f. I i'i'1
!y means >'f v
trill s(.on he n
of the vi or:
the local li:.0'
e;ll J"?
CRIME IN U S,
BEATS EUROPE
Investigator Tells Why "Tolerant
America" Is Plagued With
Murders and Tbefts.
Neither the Police of London Nor Pari*
Would Be Able to Cope With Crime
In' New York or Chicago, Says
Raymond 8. Fosdick.
New York.—Tolerant American cities
are overrun with criminals to a greater
extent tlian metropolitan districts In J
Europe and neither the police of Lon
don nor of Paris would be able to cope
with crliye In this city or Chicago, ac
cording to tyiyiuood B. Fosdick. who
made j»ublic statistics compiled for the
bureau of social hygiene.
"The police of an American city are
faced with a task such as European '
police organizations have no knowledge
of," said Mr. Fosdick In giving statis
tics from one part of his forthcoming
work ou "American Police Systems."
"The metropolitan police force of Lon
don, with all Its splendid efficiency,
would be overwhelmed In New York,
and the brigade de surete of Paris,
with its Ingenuity and mechanical I
equipment, would fall fur below the j
level of its present achievement If It
were confronted with the situation In j
Chicago."
Mr. Fosdick discusses the relation of
heterogeneous population In America
to the crime rate, and concludes that [
preponderance of crime In this country J
Is augmented by unassimllated or
poorly assimilated races. i
We Condone Violence.
'It must not be supposed, however. !
that our foreign and colored popnla- |
tlon Is the sole cause of our excessive
crime rate." continues Mr. Fosdick. "If j
{he offenses of our foreign and colored J
races were stricken from the calcula
tion otir crime record would still great- I
ly exceed the record of western Eu
rope. With all Its kindliness and good
nature the temper of our communities
contains n strong strain of violence.
Wc condone violence and shirk its ruin
Istiment.
"As to the fact of our excessive
criminality the statistics furnish star
tling evidence. London in 1010. with
a population of 7.2Til\nrtrt. had nine pre
meditated murders. Chirngo, one-third
the sire of London, in the same period
hml 103. nearly twelve times London's
tirtal. In 1018 Chicago had 14 more
mrjrdem than England ami Wales. In
1019 the nnmmber of murders in Chi
cago was almost exactly six times the
number wmmltted In London.
"In U11> inrs n.i'i six nines
mnrp hnmlddr* than London. anil px
r«>ilwT the total homicides of England
and lVnlw by <17. Thlscnntrast cannot
he attributed to the peculiar conditions
In London Induced hv thp war, in each
of the years from 1014 to 101?. Inclu
sive. New York had more liom'cldes
than occurred In London 'lurinir any
rlirw-Tmr period prpvlons to fho out
break of the war !n 1011.
"Statistic-; of this kind could he riit't
tlplled ar length. In the tlirpe-yenr
porlod l01fi-lS. inclusive. Glasgow had
T5S homicides; Philadelphia. . hleli Is
only a trifle larger. hail during this
same period 2^1. Liverpool and St.
l.otiis nre approximately ihe -.ante size;
<n 101" Sr. Louis had 11 times the
number of homlcli'ns that l.lverpool
had. and in lOlfi piu'lit times the num
ber.
More Burglaries Here.
"Equally significant Is the compari
son of burglary statistics between
Groat Britain and the United States.
Tn 1915. fur example. New York city
had approximately eirht tlnies as many
burglaries as London had In the same
period. In 1017 New York had four
times as mnny burglaries ns London.
In 1913 the burglaries which the police
reported in Now York were approxi
mately two and a half, times those In
London.
"While war conditions undoubtedly
served to heighten this contrast they
were by no means entirely responsible
for it; In 1015 New York city had
more burglaries than occurred In all
England and Wales in 1011. 1011! or
1013. Chicago In 1011? bad .">.12 more
burglaries than London; in 1917. .'i.4."0
more: In 1918, SCti more and in 1010,
2,1-10 more.
"Even more startling are the statls
| tics of robbery. In each of the four
years from 1915 to 1918. inclusive. New
York city had from four to five times
I more robberies than occurred in all
i England and Wales in any one of the
Ave years preceding the war.
Future Has No Terrors for Him.
i Cincinnati, O.—Bernard Parrochnl.
. cellist with the Symphony orchestra,
i Is back In town and will devote his en
' tire time to his art, for he's had a
| good time for a year. He's spent $24.
500 of the $25,000 he Inherited, and lie
spent it all seeing Europe. Parrochnl
*yll no? have to worry about the fu
ture. however, for §180,000 is due him
when he becomes sixty-one years old,
five years hence.
Buzzard Stops Power.
Harrisburg, Pa. — Electric power
service was interrupted here when a
I turkey buzzard became entangled in
| the high tension wires four Allies
[ north of York. "With its broad wlffg
; span the bird formed a conncctlon be
; tween two wires and a short circuit
1 rt-B^J.
VETERAN OF PARADES j
Tills Is Capt. i>. '<■. voouacre, me
seven ty-elght-year-old court crier of
Washington. lie has taken part In
every inaugural procession since that
of President Fillmore, except the sec
ond parade of President Lincoln, nt
which time he was in the navy, nnd
he Intends to l>e iu the llardlng
parade.
Genesis.
Itishop Leonard of Cleveland si.1d nf
a dinner the other evening:
"I am so sorry to see that Canon
Barnes, the English divine, has recent
ly declared In a sermon that the bibli
cal account of the creation and full Is
to be credited no longer."
ftishop Leonard pursed his lips
thoughtfully.
"Canon Itj.rnes," he ended, "Is tak
ing a good deal on himself when he
announces so confidently that Genesis
Isn't."
BULGARS MOURN LOST LANDS j
Charge Serbia With Seizing Frontier
Before Settlement at Paris
Conferences.
Paris.—The P.ulgarian legation here !
has received the following telegram
from Sofia:
"Serbian troops have crossed the
frontier to occupy the territory de
tached from Ftutgaria l«.v the treaty of
XetiIlly without awaiting the demarca
tion of the frontier and the settlement
of numerous questions brought before
the ambassadors' conference In Paris.
"The P.algarian'government, finding
the occupation premature, protested,
bit; to proVi• lis loyally it ordered the
Bulgarian authorities to withdraw
without resistance.
"StTbinn troops entered T/aribrode. ;
Alt the stores were closed as a sign of |
mourning ami litre d.:yv of mourning j
have Ken dcclaivd throughout Etui-1
REFUSE TO FAVOR RUSS REDS
First Congress ef German Shop |
Soviets Turn Down the
Proportion.
I'm rlln.—Tin' Ii: sr rongr- ~s of shop
soviet* recently in '.! hero refused 10
pi mi record n* hiviirin^t the soviet
Kmvrtmieiit nf IJi.ssia.
There was » sharp elfish between
the communists tttiil independent so
cialists over t!u> >|; • tiuit. I.in the mo
tion ivas voiiil ('nwn. About 1.000
delegates nttcniNd the meeting.
The workers In the Herman Indus
trlnl iiml rnmmerchil establishments,
who are nnvv jrive;i :::i active voice lit 1
administration of iliem, were lin- I
pressi d In tin' cm '.'ivss with the need j
of const reins raw products so thul
Germany tint\ produce snllicient com
modities to enable her to establish
credits nlnoid with which to pay for
the Importation of the most necessary
food and raw ttinferia's.
; ? I
» Futs $250 in Bs3'<et of ; I
5 Apples and Then Sells It J j
J Elkhart. Ind.—Howard Cons- '
t don hid S'.Til) in a basket of tip- * |
' pies when he drove to town. He * :
i sold that basUet ami a score J i
J more and then thoterht of his , j
< money. Althottsh lie hael:- J !
\ ;racked and lootnl at a lot of ; j
' ilie baskets he was not aide to ' i
, find one ••oninininp ill- money. t i
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For Sunc.oy or Weekday Dinner
plan on Ice Cream for your dessert. |
Strawborr:- Cliocalate and Vanilla j
Or N'eat olitan bricks ?1.40 quart de- :
liverer packed In Ice- Phone Keller j
Bros, /ovr order.
How's This?
TVe offer One Hun ':. I iiollars Reward |
for any ens* of C:',.f ' t oannot be I
cured by Halt's Catetrh M-jJicine.
Halt's Catarrh Medicine has been taken I
by catarrh suffer -- fir th■■ ptst thirty- |
five years, and has beco- known as tha i
most reliable remedy fc:- r^tarih. Hall's I
Catarrh Medicine acts thrr the Elood on
the Mucous surface:), »-p-: il'ne the Pol
son, from the Blood ana healing the dis- i
eased portions.
After you have taken Hsil's Catarrh
Medicine for a sho.t U no you will see a
(treat improvement In • 'M:r renewal
health. Start taking; Hail's t-'au'rrh Medi
cine at once and set 7 id uf ■ -t irrh. Sead
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rub Cuticura Ointment, with the
end of the finger, on spots of dan
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morning with a not shampoo of
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weeks. Nothing better than these
fragrant, super-creamy emollients
for all skin and scalp troubles.
3WCuticuraToiletTrio"^B
Consisting of Soap, Ointment and Talcum
arc indispensable adjuncts of the daily toi
let in maintaining akin purity and skm
health. Bf bringing these delicately medi>
cated emollients in frequent contact with
your skin as in use for all toilet purposes,
you keep the skin, scalp, h3ir and band*
clear, sweet and healthy. The Soap, Oint
ment and Talcum 25c. each everywhere.
For sample each free, address: "Cuti*
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trying?
Mrs. B.: To
appear interest
ed in the things
that don't inter
est me.
NOT HIM
I wouldn't
marry the best
man living.
Good! That
eliminates one
^ rival anyway.
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q?a.i2 LEI'S •
ORDER FOR HlARING FINAL ACCOUNT
OF ADMINISTRATOR
fn commissioners court, Skagway
rr, ;lnctt Division- No. 1, Territory
3[ Alaska.
li> tile/ matter of the Estate °*
Ke'i.y Cate Bowman, Deceased. in
Probate order for hearing finan ac
count of administrator.
George W. Dillon, the administra
tor of the estate of Henry Cate Bo\
man, deceased, having this day ren"
apred and Presented for settle
ment, and filed in this Court, his
final account of tho administration
of the estate of the said dec«dent
It is ORDERED , That Wednesda,
tl:* loth <iay of Febuary, 1921,
^o'clock in the afternoonf, at the
sffice of slid commisioner in said
Mydnct, be. and th0 same Is hereby
ippointed as. the time and Place so
of hearing of objections to Bu«h fi
nal account and the settlement ther.
r>f; and that said administrator do
:anse to be Published In the DaUy
Alaska; newspaper. at Skagway Alas
ka, a notice thereof as by by law ro
nuirwt and to file f roof of its Publi
cation in this Court befor6 th& dby
set for th9 hearing of said account
G(vt.,n under my t:and and seal ot
the Probata Couurt this 17th day o
November. 1920.
JosePh J. F. Ward.
Commissioner and ex-of
fldo Probate Judpe.
first Publication, Nov. 18th. 1920.
Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1920.
We eat too fast—ws [I
eat too tnucb.
Eat less-cftew ii rn: rs« n
WRIGLEYS '1
after every inecl-c.:c3 u
digestion, deansss fhQ j|
mouth and testis and ^
sweetens brsafa.
costs time BE'.:;frrs much p
SfilJ SC
Everywhere
^ WA
Sealed Tight
r-Kept Right
' "Orl
Lasts
"I fl I
Many a Skagway Reader Will Feel
Grateful for this Information.
If rour back gives out;.
BacomeS lame weak or aching;
Jf u.inary troubles Set in;
PferhaPa your Icidn^'s ar0 "in a
bad way".
Don't delay—us0 Doan's Kidney
Pills.
IIer6 'b good evidence of their
worth.
Mrs. Henry Lareen 9o5 John Adan
I stir. Oregon City Ore. says:"I hava '
[beeta more oj. less sut>ject to back
Bcbai for several years. It used to
be so tad I couldn't rest night or da
Wheal I "was on my feet) a great
deal my bacte would ache like a
tootih ache. I would lay for hours
vt night and couldn't get to sleep
on account of the constant Pain on
my Sidneys. My kidneys were
jveryi 'rrpgular and at times acted
(too freely, i felt all Played out
and had no ambition to do anything
Th0 leort exertion mado me tired
and nerrous. Since I have been
teking Dcuur's Kidney Pills my back
feedsl stronget- and my kidneys act
more naturally. I havo found
(Doan's Kidney PUls beneficial in
every way and can recornmcnd them
to iaybft^y as a remedy of merit."
Prlc« 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy —
gel Doan'a Kideny Pills — the
sa^m^ th st Mrs. Larcon had. Fost
er Miiburn Co; Mfgre. Buffalo. X. V
MAiWAA*'"''"'
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MKKTIXG.
Notico he* rib/ given tliat thero
will be a racking cf tbo stockhold
ers C Thg EN'CIXEER MININO CO.
a corporation, organized and exist
in? und°r and by virtue of the laws
of t''c Territory of Alaska, to b0
hilrt t II. 1). Cl*rVJ resid nce Stag
way, Alas.':a en tl:e 10th day of
January, li'21 at 2 P. 31.
The purpc^,-. of said Electing iB to
cle-tf a E ! of "Vectors for tho
ensuing yi-ar, a! o to authorize tha
Board of D;:.iCto;s or tie officers
of mid cor:! ration, to enter into
a, contract and carry out said
con.vatt 1 Itli any person or portons
L 'I c< iivey to such rerson or Per
sons an interest in. the mining
claims ar.d appurtenances of said
cnporatinn not exceeding an undi
vided half lnt0rest in said mining
cli'nis and appurtenanccs for non
(>,. r<ivapced and services rendered
t.y such person or persons in the
ivco-.ry of th0 Property of said
car,.lion, which fs and has been
for spvrral years, adversely held
ar.d clrinud by others.
A'sc said, moeting of stockholders
to Prsc. upon and ratify th0 by-laws
of sole corporation said by lawa
(■> Mi:-.' P'.'fe of tho original by-laws
(vhl:Ii lave been lost or destroyed
aVo ro conduct such other business
as n*ay Prope1"')" com0 before said
s»ocfe-l>oldcr'8 mpeting.
D Skagway Alaska this 8th
I y o£ DeCcmber. 1D20.
A. II. Brac'"ett. Prssidcnt
A'tfSt. •A:Bj3Jo0g W. L. Thompson.
First Pub- Dcc. 9. 1020.
Final pub. Jan. 9. 1321
White Fass & Y • n 'cuts
TIME TABLE NO. 4G
■ Tuesday and Friday.
H». 1. «. ±>ouna
t 1st Class
8:30 a. m. Leaves
j 11:00 a. m.
] 12:40 P. m.
2:10 P. m.
4:30 p. m.
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WHITEHQRSE
Arr'Te
es
1st C1*S8
3:45 p. m.
2:10 P. m.
1^:4 5 P. m.
10:55 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
Pasaeng©ra mu=t oe as uoijui -u <--we iu u^>e ^ ,
pected anfl checked. Io.sp.ci'on '* 'topped 30 tn'autes before j
• UiavUig time of tra'aa.
150 pound9 of Ba^gaSe wU checked frCe wUb each full j
fare t'cket and 75 pound' wltn each half fare t'cket.