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C. W. ASK & SONS I
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K»->l<louoe I'tione* 89 l.adjMiilth Coal
The Alaska Transfer Co.
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General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Freight and Baggage Transferred
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CAREFUL HANDLING ANO PROMPT DELIVERY OUR SLOGAN
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Trunks. Bageage or anything else
Call up the John Williams. U. S
Transfer Co Also wood, 16 tncn
(j^itvornd SO. and coal, per ton.
delivered. $16.50.
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Winter
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Tickets and All Information From
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Subject to ciianye without notice
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Offlce-Secund and Broadway - Phone 50
SAILINGS FROM SHAGWAY
- -FOR—
SEATTLE
- SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA PORTS
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WIN TER St HEIHLE
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
! WHEN YOU THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. COM PA XT
j JSa.linjjs from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
| For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
\ Sailings for Seward and Westward
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Agent I'hnn* <lfl 'SKAGWAT, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
S. 8. QFEF.X SAILED
FROM SEATTLE FOR
SOCTHEASTERX ALASK V
Seattle, Feb. 20.—The S S. Queen
sailed from this port on Sunday at
noon for Southeastern Alaska.
Thomas J. Hogan, Louts Gutfeld
and James Salem are booked for
Skagway.
It is reported that the Queen will
remaiu permanentl; on the run.
SKAGWAY VISITED
BY AX EARTHQUAKE
An earthquake v hich startled the
people of Skagway occurred this
morning at nine tMrty.
Ti e trembling Itsted only a few
seconds but were quite distinct.
Haines and Juneau also felt the
tremors but not to ®ny great extent.
' POLICE I'SE RIOT GIXS OX
' STRIKING TEXTILE WORKERS
Tawtuckett. R. I.. Feb 21.—One
' man was killed and two wounded
I today when the police used their
' riot guns on a cro'vd of textile mill
! strikers.
The striking operatives attempt
ed to prevent non-union meu from
i working. ,
LOSFS LOTH EYES
FROM Gl'X ACCIDENT
Nogales. Ariz. Feb.»21.—Theo
| dore Marburg. Jr.. son of the form
, er ambassador to Relgium. acci
dentally si ot himself oil Sunday snd
i had to ha\e both of his eyes re
| moved
During the war young Marburg
| lost a leg while a member of the
! Eritish flying corps.
HEAD OK ERENCtf DELEGATI'VN
tiETS TREMENDOUS OVATION
Paris. Feb 21.—Albert Sarrut.
' head of the French delegation to
| the arms conventiou at Washing'on.
i a:rived home this afternoon.
| Surrut was given a tremendous
ovation.
FORMER 1'. S. SENATOR
PASSKS TO CHEAT BKYONH
Denver. Feb 21 —John F. Shaf
rotlj. forn.er I'uiied Staies senatoi
from Colorado, and twice governor
! of the centenial sta:e. died liere late
: this afternoon.
I.ORD RALKOl'R DECLINES
HONORS FOR SERVICES I**\l
I London. Feb. 21.—Lord Balfoui
' declined to accept the prearranged
I recognition for his work in Wash
j inglon n the arms conference
i On three occasio is did he decline
j the same honor on account of work
i done in other countries.
VAI-I'AIW.E I CRS
ARE DESTROYED
A fire which destroyed the fesi
j dence of William Wagner, of the
j fir.n of Liljigren & Wagner, fox
! ranchers of Little Naked island, al
I so destroyed forty-five blue fox
. skins valued at approximately $7.
| 000. and constituting a considera
I ble portion of the season's catch to
dale.
The fire occurred on the evening
I' of January 5th. while Mr. Wagner
was busy in another building about
one hundred feet away from h.s
I divelling. ai.d when discovered had
gained such headway that it was im
possible to rescue anything from the
structure, in which the skins had
been stored preparatory to shipping
So far as can 1>l agt-ertained the
fire originaied from a defective flue,
. as. Mr. Wagner sta.es. there was a
| fire in the stove, although not a
1 large one. when he left the house.
' ncr was there any great amount of
fuel in the stove.--Valdez Miner.
EVERYONE WILL RE
AT FIREMEN'S BALL
I
The big Firemen's dance tomor
row will be the affair of the sea
son unless all signs fail.
A dollar a month will bring the
Alaskan to your door.
AVEI.l, KVOW V HOTEL
MANAGER COMMITS Sl"ICTT>E
I\ MMWN
London. Feb. !0.—Captain Chas. ]
Terry Smith, formerly manager of ;
the palace hotel in San Francisco. ]
committed .suicide here last Bight. |
Captain Smith was one of the^
best known hotel n.en in the Cnited i
States.
No reason has been assigned for i
the rash act.
It K>lt DEFENSE
Gl"XS AT PANAMA
Washington. Feh. 10.—The guns |
in the existing defenses of Panama
canal are outranged thousands of I
yards by rifles of 'oreign warships'
now afloat.
This is made mai.ifest in a report I
made hv military titperts w^o have
been investigating the subject.
CITY FATHERS HAVE MEETING
The city council met in regular
session last night.
The routine business was gone .
: through with and nothing of a start
ling nature was brought up
The monthly bills were read and
allowed according to their several
committees' o'k.s.
Mayor Rasmuson will return to j
Skapway about March 3 0.
jsws ARMS CONFERENCE
IN FAVOR OF IMPERIALISM
Milwaukee. Feb. 20.—"The prt
, irary object of the Washington arms
i conference was to Tnake the world
safe for imperialism." was the dec
iararion of Senator La Folleite in
an address here yesterday.
; IM Kl.lt" S4-»I(»«II. finis
I:XTKUTAIN'MK NT TtiMOI.ROW
Throuch an oversight the school
notes «t*re left out of Saturday's
; :s«iie and therefore the invitation to
j the public to attend the cxercises
, tomorrow conies a tittle late.
| The hour has be»n chanced from
J afternoon to 10 o'clock in the morn
ing in order to gre the children a
half holiday.
Evervone is itiri.ed. i
Needle Workers" Attention!
OCR ENTIRE STOCK rtK
Royal Society Package Goods
Pillow Tops, Etc., Etc.
AT
HALF price
Nun's Art Flrw* SPECIAL—2 SKE1XR mn .V
Royal StidM)' EmhrwMrrj Twist
(All Color*) SPECIAL—- SKEIN'S FOR If
All Snip* final (no cvotmnc** 1
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watch f>>r on? Ann TCEsnAV. iTnm \n\ -.wth.
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Make This Your 1922 Slogan
" Try The Home Market First'
As a Northerner, a Pioneer. an fphuilder of Alaska • na • e
popved e^ery time von hear of the appointment of a "carpel Nacg^r"
to fill one of the political offices of the territory, because you know
that there are capable and efficient men living in the terr to-v * o
could fill the offices with perfect satisfaction, who are help; - t
build up the territory and make it a worth while place in whi>
Is is a parallel case when Northerners send their morev o
side for supplies that may be bought right here at home and p e
better satisfaction than the "carpetbagger" s:uff imported fro: :: e
Stales.
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 hy "trying your
home market first" you are strengthening the fonndation for t. .it
building?
Here's A Suggestion For A Starter
TRY THE ALASKAN'S JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT FIRST. IT I- E\H 1PPJ l>
W ITH MODERN MACHINERY AND MATERIAL AND EFFICIENT
ARTISANS ARE IN CHARGE OF THE WORK