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Office* Phone: 10 <%5cnts for
Kesitlenoe Phone* 89 Lailysmith Coal
The Alaska Transfer Co.
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General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Freight and Baggage Transferred
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iTrutiKs Haggage or anything else
Call up the John Williams. D. S
Transfer Co Also >vood. 16 lncn
delivpr<"d S4 50. and coal, per ton
delivered, $16.50.
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Winter
Schedule
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WILL LEAVc. SKACWA V 7 P. M.
FKBRl'ARY 13 MAKCII 1; 12; 22 At'RIL a; 12; 23
MAY 3; It; 2» Jl\K 4
FOR
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Vancouver v.itli l'a>t Ci r.tiin ntal Tiains
Thkets and All Information from
L. H. JOHNSTON, Agent. Sk:iir«;i v, Alu»U;i
Subject to chanyft without notice
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Office-Second and Broadway - Phone 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
--FOR—
SEATTLE
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SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA PORTS
WIN TER SCHEDULE
S. S. SPOKANE—JAN'C ART FERRFARY 22.
FOR RESERVATIONS AN'I) INFORMATION
APPLY TO
I.. E. REYNOLDSON, AGENT SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Subject to chance without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHEN YOC THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. COMPANY
JSa.linjrs from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
Sailings for Seward and Westward
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Agent Phone »i6 SKAGW'AY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
] HOW" A III) ASHI.EY HTLKS FOR
j NOMINATION TO LEGISLATURE j
At the urgent request of many I
friends in Skagway ami Juneau, i
Howard Ashley iil»>d for the nomin
ation' of Itepubllcan member of the >
i lower house of the Alaska legislu-1
I ture yesterday.
Mr. Ashley h id (he matter under
consideration for rime time and on-,
ly at the last i.ion ent consented to
have his nam: on the direct primary |
ballot.
Mr. Ashley is almost too well j
Known for anytnl'ig to be said about
Mm. Master mechanic of the W. P.
* Y. Route for twtaty years, mayor
1 of Skagway a; least seven times and
! prominent in ItepuMican politics for I
| mer twenty years. Is a record that
any man might be proud of.
| It goes without saying that Hcw
; ,i.(l Ashley will ?e." the unanimous
i vote of tiie republicans of Skagway
| a;id Juneau rud his strehgth w'!l
lie much in ot tor ,)arts of the i rst
| division.
S. S. Ql t'K.V IN SKAGWAY
TOMORROW NIGHT
Word was received just before
going to press that the S. S. Queen
will arrive in Skagway tomorrow
night.
The Queen has aiail and much
freight for this port.
SCHOOL HAS WASHINGTON"
BIRTHDAY EXERCISES
I
! The Washington Birthday exer
I cises at the schooi yesterday were
well attended by parents and friends
| and all were more than pleased
j with the d lerent t;unis as present
ed by the p.ipils.
The playlet was well done and all
who took part deserve great credit
us well as their teacher, who coach
■ cil them.
; The singing under the direction
11 of W. C. lllanchard was especially
! i t: ne a::d enjoyable
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[| ST. SAVIOR'S lOMGHT
Reverend C. E Kice arrived yes
terday on the Estjbeth from Jnn
I e:iu. and will star until the Queen
sails.
F.everend Rice will hold services
title evening in Si Savior's church
i at seveu o'clock.
t"ATTAIN XAI D BELIEVES
(ifU CLIMATE CHANGES
(Captain George Naud of the bur
i eau of fisheries sorv:ce believes that
| t'ie o"i■!:at« ::i Southeastern Alaska
I is really dunging for the better.
[ due possibly to tfci influence of
It ocean currei.ts.
II lie recalls that in former years
|ion store then one cocasion the larg
', er steamships were compelled to
. I seek shelter and could not cross the
I Taku: there were times also when
| they could not negotiate Lynn canal,
j This brings to mind the contro
i vers?' about the Japan current,
j which some claim is circling closer
j to the Alaska coast line each year.
also the fact that glaciers in Alas
I ka are rapidly receding. The ex
1 caption, perhaps, was four years ago
■ when the temperature reached :o
degrees below at I erseverance and
'• 16 below at Juneau. That winter
I called to mind early days In Juneau
when it was said Gastineau channel
• was frozen nearly solid with Ice.—
Juneau Cap tal.
I ISOLI) "LOW BI SK MOOSE"
INVADES RKSIDENCE SECTlOX
The presence of a "low-bush
mon.se" :n the vicinity of Fifth aven
ue and 1. street cnated a sensation
Saturdui morning when the tracks
were discovered leading across
yards and along alleyways. The
, boldness of the animal in approach
ing back doors leads to the belief
' that it is domesticated.
! However, as scvn as the news
J leaked out there wss a rush of rab
| bit stranglers to the hardware stores
. for gear in the h«pe of having a
|: mulligan stew for Sunday dinner.
JI Those of the "low-bush moose"
>| hunters who have retired from the
| hazardous trail of the ferocious ani
'| mal have been prolific in advice to
. the unitiated. and if some malamute
! doesn't beat the stranglers to it,
| bunny's hide will adorn some door
• jstep before he retaives this warn
!|ing.—Auchorage Times.
A dollar a month will bring the
Alaskan to your door. <
FIREMEN'S BAU WAS
A GRAND AFFAIR
Elks' ball was filled last night to
Its capacity. with fair women and
brave-men who came to enjoy the
annual Brand ball of the Skagway
volunteer Fire Department.
The hall has not been so beauQ-'
fully decorated In many years as It
was last night and the favors In the
shape of red, whit«» and blue hats
and caps a la George and Martha
Washington, went tar to make the
scene one of brilliancy and beauty.
At nine o'clock chief William
Sime and Mrs. L. A. McAllster led
off in the grand march, and from
that time until almost three o'clock
this morning the festivities were
kept up.
.At midnight an elaborate lunch
was served, after which a number
of cakos were sold at auction, which
netted the department quite a liber
al sum. Taken al'ogetber the ball
last night was on< of the best In
every way and evsry one enjoyed
it.
The howling alleys had their share
of patronage and some very good
scores were made.
The music was furnished by Sel
mer's orchestra and was up to Its
usual stnndard. with a number of
new and jazxv p.e"es added.
The committees are to be congrat
ulaied on their splendid work In
every detail.
KSTERETH MAKES IHHiT
AM) SAILS SOl'TII
The Estebeth made port yester
day about noon with several passen
gers and only local mail.
j l>ud!ey Allen »*s among the
traveling men who looked Skagway
i over and left a*ain on her for
Haines, where he *ill take the
Queen hark to Jnnea'u.
The Estebeth sa .'ed south at the
[ usual hour.
Wireless Stops Thieve*.
Hnrrlsburg. I'm. Major Adam* su
perintendent of the state police will
Install a wlrele" telephone apparatus
on tl»- state mpitol building. connected
'\ltli polke headquarter* here. From
this ceirral local • -n messages will be
sent out four times a day to police
headquarters in all cities and (own*
in I'ei : vtlxali .t which install wireless
station* Tills, if it works out as ex
pected. prove a deterrent to tno
! or car theft*.
Snbcorih* for 'hn Tlallv Alaskan
Needle Workers' Attention!
OCR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Royal Society Package Goods.
Pillow Tops, Etc., Etc.
AT
HALF price
N'nn't Art Flo*. SPECIAL—2 SKEIX9 FOR
Royal Society Embroddery Twist
(Alt Color*) SPECIAL—2 SKELVS FOR 8*
Ail Salrs final (no exchanges)
, and for
CASH ONLY
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
WATCH FOR OUR ADD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2STH.
j Popular Picture Palace
! TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
6 Xo Show Wednrxlaj- on Account of Flrrmm's Dance Tliat I>iUp
a RICHARD A. ROWLAXD AND MAXWKIX KARC.ER PRKSEXT
1 NAZIMOVA
J IN
| "THE BRAT"
FROM THE ORJGIXAL DRAMA BY MAtDE Fll.TOX
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
f Warren Kerrigan in 'One Dollar Bid'
J Admission. Including war tax.—Adult*. SO#, children IE#
PIIm fared hi t is 14 Day*
Druggist* refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT tall! to cur* Itching,
j Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Instantly relleres Itching Pilea, and
: you can gel restful aleep after first
application. 10c.
Keller Brothers tare Just received
a fresh shipment of the choicest el
pars. Among them may be found
Van Dyck's, Hohert Burns, Ml Ho
gar, Mojeart. Independent and many
other favorite brands.
Call In and get a good smoke. It
Make This Your 1922 Slogan
Try The Home Market First"
As a Northerner, a Tiotieer. an Cpbuilder of Alaska, yon are
peered every time you hear of the appointment of a "carpetbagger"
to fill one of the political offices of the territory, because you know
that there are capable and efficient men living In the territory who
could fill the offices with perfect satisfaction, who are helping to
build up the territory and make it a worth while place In which to
live.
Is Is a parallel case when Northerners send their money out
side for supplies that may be bought right here at home and give
better satisfaction than the "carpetbagger" ituff imported from the
States.
Is it not a fact that we are all working to build up the North
to make it a worth-while place In which to lire, and by "trying your
home market first" you are strengthening the foundation for that
building?
Here's A Suggestion For A Starter
TRY THE ALASKAN'S JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT FIRST. IT IS EQUIPPED
W ITH MODERN MACHINERY AND MATERIAL, AND EFFICIENT
ARTISANS ARE IN CHARGE OF THE WORK