NEW GOODS
A FI LL LINE OF
Edmunds Foot Fitter Shoes
lu llrown and Kilai k
ALSO
Goodrich Packs
In Brown, Red anil Black Kubber—Boys* Sizes Included
| ()n the Grocery side we have
Ki'ilN'r's Orange Marmalade Kuril 8 .-10
l*ure Strawberry Jam PrUh'^—lib cans ... . Kat'll . Jt5
lVacli—l'lum—Apricot Jam Bargain** — for .75
Fruit Salad «li>C each—for 1 .00
l-ar^c Tans IVaclies tor 1.00
I>arge Cans Pineapple I? for 1.00
FRKSII SI1KL1.K1I WALXITS AMI ALMONDS
j C. W. ASK & SONS
Office* Phone: 10 Agents for
llcMtlcuce Phone* 89 l*mlysmit!i Cool
The Alaska Transfer. Co.
.^k FRAXK SfFFECOOL. Prop. ££
General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Frci.'ht and Baggage Transferred
.WTO SERVICE DAY OB SIGHT WOOD AND COAL
CAREFCL HANDLING AND PROMPT DELIVERY OI K SLOGAN
NOTICE
When vou want anything moved
Truuka. BaRsr^ge of anything else
, Call up the John Williams, U. S
Transfer Co Alao wood. 16 lncn
delivered $4 50 and coal, per ton
delivered. $16.50.
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§! SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
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AND
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WIN TER SCHEDULE
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[ lor SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
[
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FINAL REPORT OV GRAND
JURY AT KETCHIKAN
Having completed Its work, the
grand Jury at Ketchikan made Its
flnal report to Jud.ie T. M. Reed In
tlie United States district court Feb
ruary 17. Its deliberation consum
ed 16 days. Thirty-six true bills
; were returned In cases and two
! "not true bills" were returned
Numerous recommendations were
I made for the suppression of vice and
the enforcement of law. Included In
I which were that Ketchikan be given
| another deputy marshal, that the
I government put pairol boats on the
! boundary line to prevent wholesale
i smuggling of liqucr and narcotics,
I and the proper federal authorities
| lake up with the Canadian author
ities the desirability of preventing
houses there from shipping Intoxi
cants into dry countries.
Soft Hrink Places
It is recommended that a closer
watch be kept over "soft drink
places" operating In Ketchikan by
the federal officers and the city po
lice department, and If found that
proprietors are violating laws rela
tive to sale of liquor and gambling
they shall be arrested and brought
to trial and their licenses revoked
Restricted District
It has been found that a majority
of the Inmates of the places con-mon
ly known as houses of prostit nion
are addicted to the use of narcotics,
one individual spending approxi
mately $1,000 ia tne year for the
aforesai.1 drug. II is believed these
narcotics are furnished thai" thru
a well established ring of doalers> in
narcotics operating In Kefbikan.
I and recommendations are nude that
every effort be put forth by the do
j part men' of just ee to apprehend
such off.-nders anc bring theic to
trial.
It Is urged that the "red Ii„ht"
district be also closed in Wronged.
Petersburg and W.vder, and it is the
recommendation of the grand Jury
, that the said red light or restricted
|| districts in the towns aforesaid be
: not allowed to be reopened, but re
: I main permanently closed.
It is recommended that Inmates
' be not allowed to scatter about the
: town.
Tiki Many Hurra UN
I The grand Jury believes that there
^ are too many bureaus or govern
ment departments operating in Al
aska. and this seriously interferes
; with the enforcement of law. It is
recommended that 'his condition be
brought to the att'ntion of the de
; partment of justice, and some sys
tem be worked out vhereby any gov
ernment official or patrol boat be
: given authority to fcrrest any person
violating the laws of the territory,
land deliver them to the department
: of Justice for prosecution.
i The appointment sf another depu
i'ty marshal.for Ketthikan Is also re
» commended.
Court House
It Is strongly urged and recom
mended that immed.'ate steps be tak
en to replace t*ie present court
, | house by a suitable and modern con
; J crete building.
|| Hyilor
The grand Jury lias found, after
a most careful investigation, that
I the laws in Hyder respecting boot
| legging, gambling and prostitution
are being most flagrantly and open
Ilv violated.
It is recommended that a most
I thorough and careful investigation
I be made by the department of Jus
tice of conditions as existing at Hy
der at the present time and that any
officials found wanting in the per
| formance of their official duties
I should be removed.—Empire.
I STIDEXT BODY HOLDS ITS
KEUl'LAK WEEKLY MEK1I.VJ
\t the regular weekly meeting
of the student body last Thursday it
was moved and siicouded that an
editorial stalT be selected to assist
tne present ed'ti>r in composing
school notes The plan was to have
a staff composed of an cditor-lu
cnief, an associate editor, and ath
letic editor and a s„citey editor the'
I president editor to be editor-in
chief. The motion was unanlmous
1 ly carried.
In the balloting that followed
Lawlor Seeley was elected assort ite
i pa! I or, Violet Elliott athletic editor
i <-nd Maurice Anderson society edlt
| or. In the hands of this staff ilio
school notes are expected to be
la.-ger and better than ever before.
I —Anchorage Times.
CANADIAN EXCHANGE LOWERED
From this date until further not
ice the exchange on Canadian money
will be six per cent.
2t BANK OF ALASKA,
SENATOR CAPPER GETS
BIACKHAN'D LETTER
Washington. March 3.—Senator
Arthur Capper of Kansas, who has
been opposing, the sold er bonus bill,
received today a blackhand letter.
The letter was postmarked Phil
adelphia and threatens the life of
the senator unless he changes front.
WORK XOW ACTS
AS POSTMASTER GEXERAI.
Washington, March 3.—Poet or
Hubert Work was today informally
named us Postmaster-General.
Doctor Work has held the posi
tion of assistant postmaster-general
for some time.
Notice
Dr. Valens wishes to announce
that he will be A way from town
from Tuesday night. March T. to
Tuesday. March 14. and that during
his absence Dr. Pryor of Haines will
have charge of his work.
The order of Eastern Star. Naomi
Chapter of Skagway, will give a
card party In Masonic hall on Fri
day next. March 10. This order is
too well known to need any fur
ther advertising. A good time is
assured to all who are entitled to
attend
RIG El.KS' RAM. ON
ST. PATRICK'S PAY
The social committee of the Klks
announced today that they would
celebrate St. Patrick's day as they
have done for the past twenty ve.irs.
A bis ball will V given on the
night of the ISth. *s that will give
out of town people- an opportunity
of attending.
More will be told about this .'ffr»ir
later on.
Ther* It more Catarrh tn *ht» secflot
sf the country than all othir disease*
Hit tofether. and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable, r . ■: rs prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
tu cure with local treatment, rronpuacod
it Incurahle. Catarrh Is a local disAsa
Creatly influenced by constitutional coa
ditions and tbcntora requires constitu
tional treatment. Hs. f. i atarrb Medi
cine. manufactured by F J. Chenej *
Co., Toledo. Ohio. Is a constitutional
remedy, is taken Internally and acti
thru the Blood on the Muc us Surface*
of the System. Ore Hur red Dollars Re
ward Is ottered for ar.y .-e thai Hair*
Catarrh Hedteta* fails i.. curt; Send foi
circulars and testimonials
F. J CHENK1 at CO.. Toledo. OhKv
Fold by DnCRtots. .»c.
Hall's Family 1 'ills (or constipation
Cash Bargains for Men and Boys
MARCH 1st TO MARCH i.Vh, IXCW8TVK
The following wvll known Brands of Mm'* Show.
WHILE THEY LAST AT Mf ON THE fl
HAXXAN & SONS MAYER SHOES
BrCKIXGHAM & HECHT
and
BALIJ1AYD FIRE PROOF WORK SHOES
HALF price
ONLY A LIMITED RUN OF SIZES. RETTEB GET TOFH
PAIR TODAY
Not Forjrttin); tlx bop—ire will offer the
The Famous "BILLY BUSTER" Shoe—Two Styles
Sim to IS, and 1 to S!t
at
Half Price
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
WATCH FOR Ol*R ADD TUESDAY, FERRCARY 2STH
Popular Picture Palace
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
MARY PICKFORD
IN
"Heart of the Hills"
A Tale of the Kentucky Feud
COMEDY
The Prince of Daffydil
Admission, Including war l»x.—Adult*. I8<- ehlldrn 18#
I*tlr* Cntfd IB t (o 14 Daji
Druggist* refund tnon«y If PAZO
OINTMENT fall* to cure Itchlnc.
i Rlind Bleeding or Protruding Pile*.
Instantly relieve* Itching Pile*, and
| yon can gel recital aleep after 11 rat
implication tOc,
Keller Brother* lave Just received
t fresh shipment of tl>e choicest el
pars Among then may be found
Van Dyck's, Robert Burnt. Ml Ho
Ear. Moieart. Independent and many
other favorite brands.
Call in and set a good amoke. tt
MaKe This Your 1922 Slogan
"Try The Home Market First"
As a Northerner, a rioneer. an rpbuilder of Alaska, you are
peeved every time you hear of the appointment of a "carpetbagger"
to fill one of the political offices of the territory, because yon know
tliat 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 wliich to
live.
Is is a parallel case when Northerner* send their money out
side for supplies that may be bought right here at home and give
better satisfaction than the "carpetbagger" »:uff imported from the
Slates.
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 live, 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
WITH MODERN* MACHINERY AND MATERIAL, AND EFFICIENT
ARTISANS ARE IN CHARGE OF THE WORK ^ .5