The
Clancy
Kids
This Cold, Cold World'
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PERCY L. CROSBY j
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PERCY L. CROSBY
Cowl's St »7 McClOTi y»^l!»P«r j
GerveRosi*/
UCD TiMMlE 5
LL MAOE OUT OF
7 AS HE COULD
' 5PAR6.
"P.ilantl nee<N" soap." Especially aft
er bnndUns the liolshevikl.
I*. u*!>i's knowledge of hnrnumj
I'oii'ii be"iised in I'ulam! Ju<t now.
Tin' sli.ieuiakcra ilon't care how
nia'ij i;i'o|*Ic «.i!k to sive the car (are
,\: tli'' proton: prices of ojsters n
p. : 11 or. !ii to be furnished with each
a. >ron.
Tl •• silt?- ■ r profiteers have learned
the «;:i! truth tl.at what goes up niu.-l
come ilinvn.
It Is reportid that the tireat !.al;e
nrr Iow.t. I'tii the cousuaier refuses
to believe it.
Automobile accidents r.re fa«t hap
pening. with i!ie*e:uphasis oa the fa*l
as th» reason.
Can you think of anything that Tur
key will have to be thankful for this
Thanks^ \in^?
With wars, earthquakes. eruptions
and strikes. it Is no wonder Italy can't
pet settled limvn.
^Father knows that the l.'-cent pa
per suit for his women folk is too
good to he true.
Maybe we can import a few \i:«
trlnn archdukes :-p<l nrchdwclusses to
aid the servant problem.
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+ SKAdWAY'S +
* FUATKKNA*, ORDKKS •*
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Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp SkagTray So. 1
meet* erarj iecoad a:-c
fourth Tuesday eTenioi
at 8:30 o'clock. Visii
Us br»OL«r* cordially welcome.
L. a Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M fc.fcXl.KR. Acting Arctic Director
F. A A. M.
White Ji'ss F. A
A. M. No. ll:{, meets 2<1
ai»il 4th Snlimlar evening
of each month at S o'clock
Visiting Brethren are wel
come.
JOHN" N HANSEN W M
T J STANUISH, Secretary.
SKAC WAY'S
FH.ATKKN.J'j ORDKRS
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp SkagTvay No. 1
meet* «T9ry »ecoiid a
toarth Tuesday <?Te:iiu>
at 8:30 o'clock. Visli
Uc br«'JS.«r» cordially welcome.
L. a Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M Kh:LlJ>K. Acting Arctic Director
F. A. M.
TWhttc l*ns» Iji^l::e K. A
A. M. No. 11:1, tn e< Ui 2«1
ti>il 4tti Saluriln* evening
of each month at S o'clocl
/\£r\ Visiting Brethren are wel
come.
JOHN" N HANSEN' W M.
T J STANDISH, .Secretary.
B. P. O. ELK*
Lodg*
NO. <31. B. P. O
Elks me<>ts everj
( laursuny ai a: up
P M
V's't'n^ brothers cord'ally welcome
JOHN GRASHAL, E R
T. 1 YAKDEWALA,, Secmarv
Pior.e*'r» of Alaska Igloo, Xo. 12,
met* t» A. B. /I»1J first Mun:l*T Id
every moot tt 8:34 9. sc.
VUiUn* Brother* eowlUUlr »•'
c «>*. J, C. PHELP8, S#cy,
:<ffrr3£> Fraternal Order oi
and third Wednesday night of each
month at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brother* cordially in
Tito! to attend M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. Jl. Griesbach, Secretary.
Naom1 Clepter No. 9, 0. E. S
m1 ts in Masonic Hall flr^t anc
tl rd FrHay» of "ach month at i
P. SI. Vi'lUlijt moult-'! rs welcom,..
Fin «noe Vandcwall Wor'hj
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suff«cool- 9-crt-tary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR- L S. KELLER
Dentiat
Most ilodie-tt Metliodfl
Office Hotrr«: 9-12 a- m. 1-6 p- m
A'.asiaa Bunding — Broadwa:
SKAGWAV ALaSKJ
A ' I o r a e y At Law
Pra«Uc» l* all conrta
la Territory °f Al^aka
H VINES ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
N'aomi Cfcpt'T No. 9, 0. E. S
m1 ts in M&sonic Hall fir^t and
tl rd FrHay* of *ach mouth at *
P. M. Vi'ltiiifC meait-ers welcome.
Flcienoe Vaadowali Wor'iy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suffecool- Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR- L, 8. KKLLER
Dentfct
Moat Moiio-u Metiodfl
Office Hotrr»: 9-12 a- n> 1-6 p- n»
AlasAU Buading — Broadway
NKAGWAY ALaSK.4
W- B. STOUT
A M o t » e j At Law
Pra«Uc» 'a all court®
la Territory of Al^aka
H VINES ALASKA"
Words In English Lan;-.;?;;:.
The number of English words not
thors, or in approved ns .e by correct
speakers. .lulii'i;;.. the uotm iivia tare
or jicirilie anil i'ne arts, dues mil
probably fall short of llVt.tHK), says
George t'erk ns JIa:>!i. few writers
or speakers u»"e us many us lO.tHXJ
words, ordinary j •=> ns i.f fair intel
ligence not nbov • K.tHiO or -l.i' m>. II
a scholar wi re to required to an-.e,
without examination, the ; tlfhors
whose English vocabulary was the
largest. he would si 'clfy the all-em
brnclni: Shakesp'-are. an.l the nil-know
In? Milton. Anil yet In nil the works
of the great dramatist there seem not
more thiin 15.00" words: In the poems
of Milton not a1"".' .iN)0. The whole
number of Egyptian li • ■•oglyphlc sym
bols does not exceed m V and the en
tire Italian v. .■Ittkn-y is salil to be
scarcely more extensive.
Xo wonder there Is a p iper shortage.
In the first week of September "the '
German govenmi' lit increased Its Is
sue of paper marks by 1,7 1 V
making the tolnl now In circulation
| Tl.OCXOOO.OOO. At the rate the Ger
mans are going they'll break the
world record e.-tah!:s!;od by the Kns
sians, remarks I'll lad<Ya Ledger,
whose principal Imlr^try mv:-.- to be
In working the j »tn • g j-r - n'gl t
nnd day turning ■•fit what pa- « f- r
■
of value back of it.
Reference io i\ ' ..i r-tilion
of soviet Russia »! > vs tli f thero is a '
large grim j"kvr •'. i I
ise of free !:ii .1 to :! e ; «. The ,
peasants are g'v. n I' .• I.. .! t-> v.•
but the central g -t ' tit *es
the crops 'I.at ire 1 be r N I . •
the prices t!io p.- . • ts i i i\e. I
Property in Inn.! !• v a the '
soviet s'nte. :• ■ ! free
at
slaves to the In:
-
ancient Spun a.
It secu.s now tl ,'t none i f the d.s- j
crowned kii --S oil - • wnte ! t':l
war. and none ot .. - responsible
for anyth eg • ■ ' t. Such
a peace-;.i\ it:-, Here, it S
a wond- r how ■ . i t Iuiim» 'toil.
The Austrian .■•••: '.ik - and nreh
dtichessi s In exl1-' ' ne I • tt oapi-i'id
to go to work •• ■ : hi I've
llhoods. it Is reportr.:. as i: •• r. r has 1
•
Amer'i-in. T.." A m ••'.»■ ■••nny
has been ali o: g !' e haughtiest in j
Kurt>pe, and it i"!' do them 1 to
he made by a not ■ a1:'- i! f !e to ri-al
Ijte tl ey are ran*! 1 of the same human
clay ns other people.
nr.bscr'he r-,'r »ho "ViUy Alnskau
Wonder sin mil not be excited by
mles of the illlliculty Of Issuing news
papers In European countries when so
many of the IlKhtnlnsr presses are run
ning da.v nnd night printing pnper
money with a purchasing power of
pu«slMy one-tenth of its assertive face
value.
It is astonishing that Captain
A1. Nen should choose lo brave the
terrors of ice Hoes and fields by boat,
sledge or foot, when he could tnako
(I,,, n ip n> the p*e by airplane In the
time required for a S&bbath day's
Journey.
Numerous Europeans are ready to
migrate to llils country. They should
be welcomed only on the understand
ing that they will become citizens In
iiuod faith and put such money as
ihey may lay by In American savings
banks.
We have almost reached the point
when a man who Is to'.d that there Is
n political slush fund will exclaim:
•'Oh. slush!"
You can't enforce a short-day dic
tum 011 •! growing crop. You've got to
«or!; it lo the limit, or it won't grow
and yield.
Another thing ahont a live clieek Is,
It can dry a woman's rears without
ev<Mi getting wet.
Hue difference between the horse [
nnd tin- au'omobfte is that the horse j
;r,-rs some rest.
If p-;y I'.lc methods of forotelling so
cial ilisiurbani-es are reliable, there
should be t>»> delay in adding a depart
t •'( f. lepathy to the equipment of
■■ govern :ient.
The government collections of ln
come nnd excess profits taxes this
year amounted to S.'l.M l."i7,7.'17, an
■ ■11-— vj. ,.f jiti..ut Si,2."i0.000,000. " No
wonder prices continue to be high.
ft I- >:i:d n new radio invented has
a <:i;«ie!ty of 1.H00 words a minute.
Even the wife of a man who comes
'lome at - a. m. would have to chat
t.-i pretty fast to heat that.
Seventy German workers who went
!•> ilussia two months ago are back
.!■ il - ; t'.. y cured of llolshevism.
i.e in'ii workers who need the
cur.- i u.Iit to lie given fr» e passage.
The treasury department says *!iat
the new counterfeit S-0 bill "should
cot deeeivt the ordinary careful
r o. ftifiney." We ihougiit tbnt
'-•.erles wr> « itinet.
A soldier who lost his barrack bag
In France two years ago had it re
stored to him lately with not a single
article missing. According to Ham
let, doomsday must he near if the
world has grown this honest.
El Vlzca.va. Spain's notorious handit,
Is reported to have been slain. It is
the contention of El Vlzeayn's friends
that lie now has been slain often
enough for the government to com
promise the thing.
The advanced woman Is not entirely
masculinized. A girl aviator of twen
ty looped the loop 8 times, breaking
the world's record for women and ilien
Stopped to powder her nose.
Sir Oliver Lodge says thnt the world
will last for another million years;
:ind If he knows as much about this
world as lie does about the next, we
may quit worrying.
After you have lauehed at your land
lord's stale Jokes for about three years
and he then raises your rent, you
must be very careful If you want to
avoid turning F.olshevist.
ORDINANCE NO. 13S
WATER MAIN EXTEXTIONS.
Co it enacted by the Totvn Council
ot Slsagway;
Ttr*t from the dat^ of the pas
sage of this ordinance no p"titlon r;
request for an oXtention of the wat
E>r mains in the town of Stogway
be favorably considered unless the
imated cost of such e*tention be
lUsa than on© hundred dollars
($100.00) for 0acll and every bona
tida water user living on such ex
fntlcn.
it enacted further;
That shotld one or more P0tition
. ri express a willingness to pay th^
:ost in exciss of one hundred dollar
(5100.00) Per water uc«r for an ex-|
iont'en of tho water mains and j
f!le with tile town cleric a n°gotl- |
ihie bond or other negotiable secur
ity for such excess cost; Th© town
jf Skagway agrees to repay such Pe
U'Joner on the basis of on0 hund
red dollars ($100.00) for er.ch bona
Eida water user who shall later pay
iv>ter tax on said ©xteotlon until
'he original petitioner is reimburse,
for tho principal without interest of
iuch payment as he has advanced o
irat - mala extention.
Passed oy the Common Council
this 17tb day of January 1921.
Approved: E. J. Shaw
Aiayor of the ttown oC
Skagway, Alaska
Attest: 'Walter JIcBrien, Clerk.
Wrst Pub. Jan. 18 1921.
Final Pub. Jan. 20 1921.
Society
COMMERCIAL
DECEMBER 31st, 1920
ASSETS -
l. ..ted Stnte«vBcnds, Votes:.-d Certificates, State. Municipal
* find Other Bonds 'i'a' value $20,05;),214.00; standing on
books at $19,745,725.6"
Loans on Real Estate. secured by tfrst mortgages 37,701,189.02
Loans on Bonds and Stocks *. 1,702,042.63
Bankers' Acceptances in act irdance with State Bank Act.... 2,300.151.14
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco 102,000.00
Eank Buildings acd L-^ts. main and branch ofTiccs
(cost over ${>75,000.00), standing on books at 1.00
Other Real Estate (value $170,530.00), standing on books at 1.00
Employees' Fension Fund lvalue $343,536.85) standing on
^ books at 1.00
Cash on hand ur.d in Federal Reserve Bank 8,327,035.58
T< tal $69,878,147.01
LIABILITIES—
Due Depositors $66,338,147.01
Capital Stock actually paid tip 1,000,000.00
Reserve and Contingent Funds. 2,540,000.00
"li.ta! $69,878,147.01
JOHN A. BUCK, President GEO. TOURNY, Vice-President and Manager
S-ub'crlbed and sworn to before mc thi". 31 •: d i. of December, 1920 For the six months ending December 31st, 1920,
[SEAL] CI IAS. F. DUISENBERG, N'onry Public. a dividend of 4% per annum was declared.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
john a. buck a. u. r. schmidt a. haas
CEO. TOURNY 1 N. WALTER H. N. VAN BERGEN
E. T. KRUSE " HUG!! C.'PI-ELLOW ROBERT DOLLAR
E. A. CPRTSTENSON L. S. SHERMAN
Deposits made on or before Janu.-.rj 10 ih,- 1921, will earn interest from January 1st, 1921.
Six hundred Russian' Reds will noW
bo deported. Although flielr own gov
ernment embodies their theories^ find
has had ample time and opportunity
to demonstrate this theory to the
world, they seem to find living under
this government much more comfort
phle, prosperous and even more free.
A popular, and paradoxically speak
ing, somewhat favorite fear has been
dissipated by statistics, which show
the majority of the graduates from
the largest women's college In the
country are married. It takes more
than learning to overcome the femi
nine instinct for romance.
An inventor of children's toyi has
Just died at the age of elghty-slx. It
Is something to have the memory of
so many yenrs left behind one devot
ed to bringing Joy Into young lives
and to earn the lasting monument of
the name of the children's friefid.
The white collar union need expect
no support from the Reds.
Ten Dollars will aave the life ot
a child -until th© next harvest. You
wn help*
Stiff Joints
Sore Muscles
Smoothed Out By Hamlin's
Wizard Oil
Soreness and stiffness resulting
from unaccustomed use of muscles
or too much exercise, such as ten
nis, baseball, golf, hand-ball, etc.,
give way quickly to the soothing
effect of Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It
penetrates fast, drives out the sore
ness, and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a good depend
able preparation to have in the medicine
chest for first aid and when tho doctor
may be far away. It In an absolute.>•
reliable antiseptic application for cuttf.
burns, bites and stlngrs. Sprains and
bruises heal rapidly under its soothing,
penetrating qualities. Keep it on hand.
Generous size bottle 36c.
If you are troubled with constipation
or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard
Liver Whlpa. Just pleasant little pink
pills at druggists for JOc.
Ibe for th« Dally A'nekaa
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS.
SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and never haa been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
[BUSS MEETS ALL TRAILS.
J. J RYAN, Prop. ROBT. KELLY. Mcr.
"And my
^GOODRICH Shoes
outwore Six pairs of his"
He is an old timer—been in Alaska for 21
years—and just back in the States. He
was visiting the Goodrich Factory and we
asked him, of course, if he ever used our
Goodrich "Hi-Press" Boots and Shoes
while he was up there, and he said—
"Say, those are some shoes you people make.
Why, I remember one time when my part
ner and I went over the hills ana I wore a
pair of your Goodrich White Pacs. He
didn't I And he wore out six pairs before
we got back—I' itilf wore my first pair."
There's the result of making Goodrich
Rubber Footwear the»«y way,—IN ONE
SINGLE PIECE—rubber tough as steel—
no leaking, no peeling, no half-soling. And
they're comfortable—feel like old shoes
before you've worn them 24 hours.
We make all kinds,—shoes, boots, shorts
and hip, for mining, fishing, logging, pros
pecting, etc. They always have "The Red
Line 'Round The Top/'
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO
AKRON, OHIO 118 Kinf Street, SEATTLE