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Salvation Army
Home Service
Campaign
The Salvation Army Home Serv- j
Ice campaign Is now on. The Order
of Klks of the local lodge has un
dertaken to put the cub'iPuIku on in
this town. The committeo appoint
ed by the Elks consists of A'esrrs,
W. A. Pries, \V. J. Mulvihill and
Oscar Selmer. These men will be
pleased to receive and forward any
contribution any of the ueople of
Skagway may have for this work.
Adjutant William Kerr, well known
In this section and the Yukon, is in
[own and is aiding the committee j
in the work of canvass. Adjutant
Kerr has been Into the Yukon and;
has had good success in the cam- j
paign which has been put on there. ]
He is the Financial Representative
jf the Army for Alaska and the Yu
kon Territory. He will be llnre
Sunday and will speak at the Firsi
1'resbvterian church in the morning
Adjutant Kerr will leave this |
evening for Haines, to canvass tha'
lection, and will return next Tues
START COAL MINK dPKRAl'i >N>
Lars Xetland. president and sen-!
eral manager of the Nm > Alaska
Coal Mining company, left for
Chlokaloon today, where he will su
pervise the work of developit'i; the
property. The initial operations will
consist in driving th-? main slope,
after which galleries will be ran |
into the coal. The company owns!
units 10 and 1." atl.' lain* the gov
ernment's Ch e'aloon mine. and to
d:i;e has ex.<<*wcd seis:e $90 <-0b in
preliminary !•." viopment 't it- Mr ]
Netland's in'o^::.) < o teiin jiv.-di.c-j
tion as soon as suiW.eni workings
can be driven to accurmodate min
ers. Being a skilled engineer with
thirty years' experience in co.il mtn
i> t. Mr. Net: ml is COnfldei t he will
produce a firrt class m'.re. The
company is hacked by Ja!i:< rnia
capital. In an advertisement in to
day's Times Mr. Xetlan] lias- a n.es
sage for the somral public that
should be real with inteiest.
Ill NT 15.WK RAN HITS
WITH AKROIViANKS
Davenport. Wn„ Sept. IT.—Three
aeroplanes are aiding fifty deputy
sheriffs in the search for three ban
dits who tried to hold up the Rear
don National Bank.
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR
DIRIGIBLE VICTIMS
New York. Sept. IT.—Memorial
services were held for the men who
lost their lives in the ZR-2. The
services were held in the BrookK:.
Navv Yard
WANTED—Position as aeronaut -1
cal Engineer and Pilot for season .
1922. Several years experience.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sie Tanner same
home from Juneau on lae Spokane,
which arrived in port this afternoon
about 2:30.
Mrs. C. Glossley and her daughter
Florence came north on the Spokane
and will proceed to their home in
Dawson.
I'nited Slates Marshal Beaumont
is a passenger on the Sookane and
will be in town while the boat re-'
mains here. He will lock over the
locil situation and tsVe up tno qres-.
Oon as to whethe* a chance poall
be made in the deputy marshal's of-j
fice. It is rumored that :hree peo-;
pie are hoping to se^re this ap- j
pointment under the n;»w adminis-:
tration. It is not unlikely that the
marshal will not make iny chance
for some time, waiting until he ha«
canvassed the whole situation no.-e
thoroughly, so as to secure for the
various places the l>est men possi
ble.
CO\STtTlT1«>\ 1V\Y
OIISKKVKO IN SK\t.WAV
Alaskan schools, in common with
those throughout the nation, are
again observing Constitution Day.
Sepiember 17th. The object in ob
serving this 134th anniversary of
the singing of the constitution is to
bring about a better popular under
standing of that constitution under
whose provisions the V S has de
veloped into one of the most pow
erful and influential nations of the
eart h.
The day was observed yesterday
in the Skagway Public School with
an informal assembly which took
pla.o in the gymnasium at eleven
o'clock. The exercises opened with
a few remarks by Miss Stone to the
little ones, explaining the meaning
of Constitution Pay. The entire
student body joined in the singing
of patriotic songs, and led hy one
of the high school boys, all gave the
salute to the flag, repeated the pre
amble to the Constitution and the
Pledge of Allegiance Evangeline
Kasmusoti read a paper entitled
"The Six Fundamental Principles of
the Constitution." , The remaining
high school students read appro
priate selections concerning the con
stitution and its origin.
The exercises closed with the sing
ing of The Stars Spangled Ranner."
PN£UMATiC CROwBAR
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Tlie Cincinnati Traction oouipau} is
Seine a pneumatic- crowbar to Hp up
all kind* ">f i-uvin.: around the siiwi
oar trucks v. Teii i; lifoorao- necessary
to rep'nre rai - One man with the
air-driven t< <•'. can lake i.le pl^ce of
four Bieii with ordinary picks. The
point sinks through the harrl pave
ment hs thouch it were ordinary dirt,
and In speeding up the operator can
tear up a x|ii;ire yard of standard
paving in loss than thn-e minute*.
The French war minister has per- j
suaded tin* o vote :: credit
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Whitehorse Yukon Territory §
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| Big Game Hunters and Tourists
Closing Out
Two lines of Ladies Oxfords
Black and Dark Brown
Finest Kid Leather French Heels
$12.50 Now $8
$9.75 Now $6.50
Sizes 3 to 7
Utz & Dunn
Dark brown and grav high top Short Fioe»t French
Kid Leather.
$16.00 now $9 50
Only a limited run of sizes in each.
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
Popular picture Palace
Saturday and Sunday
The Famous Houdini
The Famous "Hand Cuff King"
IN
TERROR ISLAND
•Special Comedy
Admission. inc!ucmp war tax Adults. ."Or.
OF IVTKRKST IV Oil! I..WH
Food prices have not jet brntn
to lower alone the ^ ukon 1"
NVnana. according to traders re
selline sugar at IK
and another only a few r !«
tant. demanded I4 cents a
]
siderable competition.
had dropped to 12'; certs
Piles Cured In f» to 14 Pay*
Druggists refund money if FAZO ;
OINTMENT fails to care Tvhing. jj
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Tiles
Instantly relieves ItcLinc Files, and
yon can get restfnl sleep after first .
application. 60c.
IIP I i FOLKS
A Helping Hand K\tcml. 1 to Mam
Ol.l Pcopli- in Skntwa)
Most old people have a id
The kidneys are often weak.
Or worn out with > "an; of work
Backache means days f r
Vrinary tronbles. nights of nnrest
Poan's Kidney Pills have helped
to make life easier for macv
They are doing so for old and
Read the following endorsentnt
.Tames Burke, retired contract
says: "My back was lame and m>
kidneys were weak a year
When I tried to get up from a ch
a terrific pain struck me in IV. ^ —<11
of my back and I had to bnit > r.y
hands on the arms of the cha r in
order to raise up. I got uj scv r - »1
limes at night to pass t':e kidne*
secretions, whirh wore 1 ; 1* co
nred and burr * 1 In passage
heard about Oocn * K:dn"~ rill:
and one box fro-.i Tulian \ Shaker >
drug store curcd my U't nrd
it sound and *"ell My ki-lnev> act«-d ,
like clockwork."
Price 60^, at all dealers Pon
simply ask for a kidney remedy gt
Poan's Kidney Pills-the same tha:
Mr. Burke hart *V>m. r-vilbur"
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo.
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