LENTEN SUGGESTIONS
CLAMS SALMON
OYSTERS KIPPERED HERRING
SARDINES FISH FLAKES
TUNA FISH
SALMON BELLY MACKERAL
CRAB SHRIMP LOBSTER
HERRING
KIPPERED COD SMOKED SALMON
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Vou make a mistake i)
\ou d' qo stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Light? |
Ko.itns Single or en Suite j I
Baths rn each Boor <
Ha."nous for its Hjme C'oking, I
\ Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk [torn our own da»v
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up !'
! t .d. Larse Sanryle!
looms tor Traveling t\1 *n
n. s. pullen. Ptop.
a jway. Alaska
Accident Policy
INSURES UP TO
$7,500.00
PAYS WEEKLY INDEMNITY
$25.00
WEEKLY HOSPITAL EX
PENSES $12.5° FOR
TEN WEEKS
ANNUAL PREMIUM
$25.00
SEE
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
■sBk SPRING SCHEDULE
PRINCESS MARY
.ZAN'OIAN
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June 1
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WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS |
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Tickkts To Ali. Points East
Al Particulars From g
L. H. Johnston Agent, Skagway
-lueirr To Cuanue Without Notice
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A1 LINGS FROM SRAGWAY «
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SEATTLE
j CITY OF SEA TTLE ! i
Direr' ciindciaas fjr Tacoma, Vancouver
and Victoria
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jaill i j fjr California Mo.id ay, Friday and
Saturday
Ja n *s Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sv!Ins§ :Vo.t> SKAGW'AY Season 1921
S,u!ings for Westward, Via Juneau,
3. S. Alameda, March 5-26
If. J. S". i.-V.' Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
* i i and Sunday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
SHIRLEY MASON
IN —
THE FINAL CLOSE VP
International News
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
MURDERESSES
QUARREL OVER!
BESUifOFFEET
j I.os l'\b 23—Mrs Pp.pte
j the convicted murderess of the mi'
J llonaire Denton anil Mrs Marie Bail
ey chasf^oj Willi murder cam^ to
' b'o'ws in the prison over a question
! as whicji of the two lm-1 th->
more beautiful feet. TnPy wcr0
I both Pitt in th> black hole.
I Cable Briefs
New York Feb 23—McCombe. thr
former Chairman of th0 Xatfona1
Democratic Coiiimi'tee died yester
day at Gr^nwicli Conn.
Dub'in Feib 23—Two rovlal Irish
constabulary w..r,> killed by civil
ians today. They were killed at
the thrvho'd of Castle Gate
Washington Ftb 23—Champ Clark
former speaker of thg House is
gnavely i,f.
Sh.-'ton Conn. Feb 23—Two trol
ley earn Colli.i,.d todny near this
r»)!a<t> (eiffltt w,e ki'lod and twcnt.
five injured.
Au;tin Feb 24—Two cadets H F
I AU'en and Viifeil Beach,' of .caji An
| fionio were burned to death when
their p'ane foil five hundred feet.
London Feo 24—The Lond9n
Times have received Information
that the Ceort;!at>s b&ve reiulspd
I the F.o'shcvist attack on Tlflis and
in the c<ftinter charge took t
thousand prisoners.
Jacksonville Ft 1) 24—Lle-ut ffm
I> Coney who left San Diego Ca3
I. it landed h^r^, this
mooning. His actual flying time
wa|s| 22 and % hours. " The dis
tance cov red Ws 2079 mi'ts.
I Washington Feb 24—President
! Wilson preferred the aPPOtotment
[of Secretary Tumu'ty to the inter
j national commission entrusted with
I the arbitration of disputes between
| th0 United States and Canada.
>Jow York Feb 24—The mail
which started from San Francisco
yesterday morning at 4:30 reached
I Mineola at 4:50 P M the ngXt day.
Pftut E M Alison was the t>uc|t>ss
tul flkr in tie 'ast leg of the rgicw
ord making flight.
Xew York Fi b 24—Herbert Hoov
er deilared in a stat^in^.nt) today*
t^it he had le£t to Harding to'
Idercide whether he. would be of
more service as Secretary of Com
merce or] ®s director of European
irdUe*.
iSt Au?ustine Feb 24—The r«a-ce
pre gram betwee'* the United Stat
es aa«l Germany which h,, wl 1 car
tVi th;i>. whca h« takes o?fiCe his
been decided upon f.y Tr eident fli
Met Harding. is r onfid"«t:
that the pro?i-\jj can carried
out an.', that ■' ''ill S3"t're th0 de
sired resiul4s.
GET YOUR PLATE
All Persons who loaned a dish
or dishes to the Volunteer Fire De
p&rtpnent arfe requited to call at
Dortero's store for 6ame,
FAS! MAIL PLANE
fALLS; PILOT
KILLED
San Francisco F$b 23—Captain
W F Lewis the air mall) p©rric^ Pi
lot who was engaged In an attempt,
to establish a short delUcry record
ttoty,^« Sw Vorlj a.a4 San Fra^vci»
co was killed todaj at E#to A'era
da. The Piane in which Lewis
'was making the record fell and
killed the aviator.
Princess Mary
Brings Thirty
The Princgss Marj^ arrived last
evening at 5:30 and returned south
about 10 o'clock. She brought in
30 P.is6enger9 and 47 tons of freight
Jifrimy Tropga wife and two child
ren re<umed to their hom0 and buai
ness in Skagway. He TgPorts con
ditions in Se»tt'e as very slack. Ma
ny men are in the threfc bread Ung9
maintaind there and little work to
be had. While in th^. statea the,
Tropeaa hi'd their children operated
on a'id the children are in much b
ter hea'th. They are stopping at
the Ciollden Xorth hotel until they;
siiai hhay^ s'arted UiP their busi
ness again. i
ine remaining Passengers on the
Princ.'Se wer0 bound for 'Whitehor8a
and interior! points.
The treUc north has begun end
from now on h !s e^Pectgd that ev
ery sliiP -Jill bo wt'l filled with peo
ple rctu.- lng ;o Alaska and
Yukon. 1 ■t
On Vacation
A number of Peopie ara taking
the PrinqpS^1 Mary for a trip to the
states. Mr Charts We'lg of *he au
dfcoris force of the Whit® Pass is
an ojut^-oing rassenger, Mr W^ig is
taking a months vacation to visit
his home and friends in th^ statep.
' Mr and Mrs Howard As Me}" are
on a ma|nthfe' vacation anj busing
in the sta^gg.
Mrs A J McCaon and th,0ir young
e^t child are taking a tifp tP Vic
toria where Mrs MoCann is going to
see tbein daughter Pauline who ha?
been sick and who l£ to have an op
eration Performed.
It is not known how lopg Mrs M£
Cannc wi'l be in-the south.
J1 B MdCalb0 of the Shop's torc^
of thfe Whitfe, Pass is leaving for a
trip; to the fetateg.
C B BierikOer has beeu for) some
time on the W P & Y! as brokeman
is an rutgning Passenger on the
Pitfncess Mary.
A'ex Blanche J Chief Cler* to the
Genera] Auditor is taking a months
vacation which he wi'l spend in and
about Seeattlg.
Mr and Mrs 0 J N©wmarkc ieft o
thePrlncesqs Alary. Mr Newmarcic
is manager of the Canadian BajvT
of Conrmerca of Whit6hor^p.i
Messere Bell and Morton the and'
'org; for tha stockholding of th^ \V
P & t Rout© ieft for the south on
the Prlficess Mary.
Bi'ly Frame an & soldier who cai
hp about a ml nth ago and who h&3
spent most of his stay in th-a White
liorso hospital is taking the Princes
Mary south. Hft vil1 tak® Bonlo hos
pital treatment in Vancouv0r.
"Wind chaps yield Quickly to Men
jiolatum. Get som® at Kellers
For Those Who Embroider
"Royal Society" FS£%
Seven Different Articles In the " Bluebird*' Pattern
Three Different Patterns In Nightgown and Chemise Sets
Dresses for the Baby—Several Designs In
Camisoles, Center Pieces, Pajamas, Pillow Tops, Scarfs
L. A. HARRISON CO. TE
Store Closes at (i 8rtunl;iys at 7
Shoot Guard In
President's House
Berlin Fleb 23—A shot fir,.d from '
aciy>ss tie Bfeot entw"ed tu0 resi
dence of President Ebert and wound
ad a guardsman.
According to figures of tho D0ja J
ment of Agriculturo monthly wsg
ep on the larm last y(.ar; fior tho
country as a whole averaged $61.9o
cornered with $27.50 In 1910'." I» /•
labo. at harvest 0nie last J'e«'"
eraged $4.36 and at other than h: r
vest time $3.$9. Ten yoars ago the
wages were $1.82 and $1.36 r -P c
th*ly. In 1910 wo import,.d food
Btuffa to thg value $345,000,000 un
der; a protective tariff law. in 1920
Import# of loods totaled about $1,
875,000,000 with tho Wilson—Undo
wood fre0 trade la-W In operation.
The farmer was paying two and one
.ha4£ tiines the wages In 1920 that
ho wps In 1910; was experiencing
mora than five times tho competitio 1
in 1920 Out he met In 1910. This 1
la (^pressing It in money which had !
a purchasing power abroad vastly
gr®a.t»r than It did In 1910. Th0 far
mers of the country received $1(!,
000,000,000 for their 1919 products
and about $10,000,000,000 for thns
Of 1920;, a lOteee of $6,000,000,000.
Does anyone wonder why t!i0 farmpr
wan^ an edergency tariff law and
the assurance of protectfon to his
products 1 \ And has qnyon0 dis
covered that 1 ctosts less to provide
for the table under Democratic free
Uraide? ( |
French Destroyers
r.^at Bolshevik!
Copoaliajc.i F<-b 23—French de
8Tro}crs along th, tastern coast of
i-Uo Black Sca l:sve V" engaged
witli tlio Sovk/t forces. The rePort
ttates that Bol'jhifkl lojt
uuavily in th« piicountc-rs.
:. >.'tl F b —Mrs Chabart be
because of tlie at
; id I'\ he? hu-band Steph
. r ( rator to Mrs
nhia i>ur» that she shot him
ia ill,, iicik a»d shoulder.
;..:-i.^r of i::e shots l>roVtd fatal.
Ci'rcd in 6 to 14 Days
ts refund money if PAZO
:..lis to cure Itch
liml, I'.iecding or Protrud
p ntly relieves Iteh
ing Piles, ;r. l you can get rest
ful sic 'p .i.'Ut first application.
GOc.
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i r Dairy
>.e«t co»
■ v- !» ':t !»- Al.'takft.
Aj'.iiiixt* ot put
■ .<• orr. to til pot«i
'■r :.4« 4 Yllko»
Rc;ilf.
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Gentlemen:,
Please send me a free copy of EURPEC'S ANNUAL-The
Leading American Seed Catalog.
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Seed Growers Philadelphia