In Pimples All Over
Body. Itched and Burned.
" Ecxemn broke cut in pimples a!!
over my bodv. It itched find burned
au laci'.J.ic auu i
and irritated the rarts tm
) til they bled. My clot> ing
aggravated the breaking
out ard 1 could not rest
• day or night.
"The trouble lasted
aocut a year ociorc a dc- ;
gan using Cuticu-1 Soap and Oirt- j
mer.t and alter u&tr.r thrc* bcxes ot
Ointment with the Cmicura Sc»r*r I
wa<? healed in * w ■ ' 5>..;ncd)
Mrs. Earl Baker. Justax. Ohio.
Bea* itifv your skin by dv.lv use cl I
CuiiTd;aSoav< OinttBCOiaLti :a*cuin.
" v:j "*>• •• >•
4t*wr.M r^.c H • ..-*o
£*T"Cafacum Soap Ah**#* w r»nt
If Women Only Knew
What n Heap tif >1 ppiness '• Wool J
living to Skagwa)' Homes
H.ird to do housework with .it
aching bacli.
tt rings . <>ti honrs of mis. r»- i.t !■• -
sure or at work.
if only knew tae c.> s« -
t.at
Uackache •>: ins often wr t im n
veali kidnevs.
•Tw..1)1.1 .-I..V HIUwi)
lean's Ki !'■<>> i'iJIs u:-.« for -ve..k
kld!K')S.
.Man;- ri l'>i .» of t!»».» cot; »• try m
Mrs. A. J (-'X. <j!> lt;s:t St.. >'.ia 1
lYd o. Cit'. s:;.s:- "I i.m ---. 'it u
r» c-- .t> d Vj-t.'s Kiili.t.' »'.!»* r
1 sii«.pr>'«l a great iie.il with oar
...•! <■ .c .1 a soreness over : •> kid
: - 1 f.*!t run d .wn and ■ id iris
i, .eat d.au> spoils.. Tiie ait;"U t
iny kidneys was irregular. l>o.:n s :
Kidney Fills soon p tyte me "elSef,
stetigt etiing my back and Kidneys
a id benefiting n.e in every way. I
depend oa Uoan s wi.eu 1 liave any
return of the trouble."
Price i'.Ov. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask f <r a kidney re.-iedy—
fcet I>o.i" s Ividney I'llls—tiie sauo
t .at Mrs. fox had. Foster-MHbura
Co., Mrs.. Uulfalo. N. V.
l*ilm i'urfil lu 6 to 11 Baj»
Dru*!!i8t8 refund mon>7 If PAZO
OLNTJlfc-N? fails to cure ItcH.iig
Blind blending or l'ri><.rudi..g riles
lustanll) relieves ICC :ug t'lles. acil
yoo can pet restful sleep after first
application •or.
You u:akr • nil-take
IT you do Qui atop at
Til £
Uwtrk Light*
K-w>ut» MniJ* or ru SuLo
UaHn (id wli lluur
H 8. PULLBN. Hrcp
Skag»ay - - Alaska
MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH ;
Ujtn SKAtiWAI every i j
Tl ESDAY at 11 P. SI. ;
for
JUNEAU
Connecting with
WESTWARD 8TLAMEKS
M.'ITH llOVM' >
Leaves
JLNEAC on THURSDAYS "j
(or «| '
TENEKEE ANI)
fITKA HOT SPRING* •'
— o — e> — o — o — o— J |
S<^ KELLER BROS. for •}
i I
Information. Tickets and ,1 j
trelgiit Ka;ea |
|
I!tt. H. P. BUN' OX WAV .XOICTIf
Or H. Foster Bain, director of the
Federal Uurt.au of Mines, arrived in
p'Nittle on Monday, on liis way to
Alaska to make a two weeks' study j
of the Matauuslia c<>al fields, recent
ly turned over by the Navy Depart
ment to the Inter'or Depart ment. |
The result of his observations will
determine whether the government
will direct the operation of thei
mines on a commercial basis. The;
Chamher of Commerce is informed,
t!int following ti e visit of Mr. Baiu j
t' !■ IMer J.ison will call at the
Mataitu*ka fields fur a cargo of coal |
w! ch will be discharged. together [
w t i tf"l) tons from the Bering river l
fields, at Bremerto.i. The battle-1
ship Texas will co„l at Rremerioti
navv yard and make a test of the!
coals received frori Alaska, t'pon !
t ie re-—.It of Pr. Bail's report and
the test of the Texus will determine I
t!;e de\elop: ent of tl.e Alaskan coal |
f.eids.
Mr. TVimmier. D: Bain said, will'
leave early in June on the first i
s ea-.er sailing for Nome and will
«l> :id ribout two years in the North, I
vis'in?. anting other gold fields.1
t!:i>se of tjo Kuskrkwim, which ai>>|
little known compared to those first|
discovered in Alusk i.
'
to Unska. l>r Haiti sa^d it was uti-.
<! ;t ,011 I'i-tju- pall} for the purptw.- j
of t rmerifT Department in I
plans for t: e future development of j
.'atanusku coal lield Dr. Biiu (
v\iti spe il about six weeks iu Alas-,
ka. :r.d after making his study of
I e Ha'..: . a <t . 1 will go to Ka '
Ulla oil tleids. where hi- will mak"!
!<:: ii!vi"4tir„ition of petroleum do-'
posts tl.it are be'levt-d to havej
- e posstMl ' ies. but upon which I
■ri'y si'.ail development work has)
; i" .v ill • i: hank* and soi —
Ya'ion river tai.ii g fields and if
.editions ; it will return to Se-'
attle by ■ Yukon river route, per -!
haps ii.a!. - a de tr.p to Nome.
i K\V i 1- SOl.YKNT
T ere v.:! 1 apparently be no ilidi i
e to i'>, tu ,! repayment of our
She lias already mad. 1
t" - talon in her budget for payment
: :r:t •« *. and bus signified he.
ecing the obligation j
i ' e 1'res i! nt of France,
lias i a*' •• sta d .'tat lils country;
v.:mId p i" <very dollar site owes the'
But cstiii lis of P:-;;nee have stated
!■: . . i: 11.■ :i.i Krench can '
I
have C i "il iu support of t.elr dec-i
lara.Ion so-,:e of tne Sna'icial straits|
in w!; ■ ii F neo fnd.s her if. In,
order that ti "ir content on i: .-y not)
find too ready a sympathy in this
r ui!i:ry t is well to bear in mind
Just what France owes the failed '
S'ates and just what other man -
trie-j owe l'i nice. T'.e following
statement gives t..e approximate!
nmouuis:
Owed By Pianie
Cold Franca
Total 2".230,0t'0.000 I
Oueil To France
Cold Francs '
By Italy 1.000.000.000 j
I'.y Russia 4,Oi>0,«00,ftno ,
Jul* i-i-' ivia .... 5ou.000.0f"
i'.y ot... r allies .... 1.2~»0.000.000 j
By (;eru:a«y 6a.000.000.00u •
♦ 7,000.000.000 .
I:i s riu'v.i a fair balance between 1
.1- ->*s ai>d liabilities, t'ere is mo
disposition t > credit France with tlie
en:-re amount of German repara
tions. W: ether s!ie is eventually j
paid flat huge sum remains to he.
seen, but it is the opinion of ex-1
perts that at least 25.000.000.000
francs of t it ar.iount already spent j
iu r®cHist; ..I ;iou work should bw in
cluded. If t.iat were done there)
would be a favorable balance In;
favor of France of about 7.750,(100.- j
000 gold franca.
Of course, this statement takes no
account of the immensely valuable
maudates over w.iich France now
exercises control. The former Ger
man colonies iu Afr ca possess great
potential wealth, which only needs
dr-v»-: ipment to bring big returns to
individual Frenchmen and to the
government iu the shape of taxes. It
is apparent that by the most con
servative estimate France will be
fully able to meet her debts to the I
United States under the generous
long-time agreements that our debt |
refunding commission is prepared to
make.
A dollar a month will bring the
Alaskan to your lcor.
THE EXAMPLE OF
H. P. DAVIDSON
Washington, May 23.—"Lor' z
for work," was tiie announcement
with which Henry P. Davidson en
tered New Yur'.; City at't c :<;u' of
19. The announremcnt met iiq
isfactory response In that center ?
American industry and £.i . .< e
leaving Davidson with a choice t»;
tween two couvssa of action—hr
could either got a soap box ar.d j
out on the street corner and <1 -
nonnoe the selfls''ness and von-'
of Wall Street, or he coi.Id •»:*
lookln" for a job. He cNise t' ' ■
ter and found work as a bank
senger in Bridgeport. Conn. t
the tf'ne he first went to New Y
work until t'.e day of lis fal
ners. He wna always able-to : ■;!
and ho always did ti e w. rl; so
that he h;'d more and more o
ro him to do.
The record of Mr. Davidson •
fords a lesson for a 11_ Am •
youth. Davdson was honest.
Integrity alone will r.ot w.n s . •
He was ambitious, but at.'
hlono will not loid to ac'if ■ i
have ' eljied liim gpt an unn
good start, but if he had hi- ev
ly made no call upon their i
:
strating lis a hill t' ltd walir.g!
aad d -«ndab>ti >. uc .•«
one position to ivrfler
■
any capacity In : w
accept his cou el mi
r.fi.i.i r?\ on i\vi:i:,v
o. l.MI'LOY.v
■
■
siis!;iin> il pain. Apr I
• he tno*t pncauM
"ItaSi (1 on rein
any mouth in 1921'
in March. 20."., and 221
T- s is a decroi.-p of 3
during t.:e ;.rit four u.i...
v t?:i r.
"In April. 51 np;i'i
■
reKistr.ii.ona. as a;,-o
March. 4! for Febru ; • .
January -a uain of 12 ;
lila and includc t! o |ir .
Accortfinp to W tir in '. •? L:
MJ1, Tl-.i' Ars Fu'ly t ? ~ ,u~.
of the f-Vr,.
1
•»ri do not rici.'1 I •'
moment with rt» ii
duritvc tl»* d:i*vn t» ; .■ »•
of tl'o air.
V. re i>l :• rt■ ,
nrt* l'pfr.c t>
"nlrv ii\s." «.»> ■ i
l">r i!ie picu
and sit ill;. - t
nc: t. swift —;i!r car ' I. it .i •
forlhrnt> '
Illicit I f r'pe I" M; ri it
skilled llye. s . f |<'»l <•
of those Int ■ ; la I
Were yimns. vi. :!
women who w I >n t" enter
Ttiff jiriifrv'- in ..f tl p n!r.
That n well-ijn: i t'ert t.fi n. ' • '>•
■
lllilt Wi-flil ■ !c 1 CP I. I
airplane pIM Wis jtr->" 1 n<>t
the ease even !n «1n- f:«r
duous mill rivkv tl :•!> It If row.
As a matter of foot, v. t! •• r '
.
much a quest'on of <Vl.V:ify of t n
a woman Is i>:irtl< ulurly w<:i s : I to
fly a properly equipped l*>ur n
phtne. That n w :' m's rer-e
fail her In some emeri-pm
Iteen an nreament advanced t> :
was disproved very neatly or'- r'-.»
other day. A .v«ui' ■ worn- a w i
Inc her first flivhts alone In r
pli'tie when the motor si-" ped -l
denly.
She was not over the liir 'r-i- ■ ; t
the time ami the raiment wmil' ; : e
heen an nwltwan' one r e\ a
skilled pilot. T! i« wor- n vt>- '
ever. «*!'! |W*rKH) the rlfht thin • :
eot hm-l: onto tlie flv'nir i-ro n
a clever slide. which won tier t' :i
stlnted admiration of her Instructor.'—
LoiiduU Mail.
PLAN TO REDEEM
FirtriT
i l) I
Government H®2:!s Fsvor Idea
of Outdoor Prison.
K53ED CY CSE fflKSE
Uncle Sim Facrs Housing Problem
fop Offenders Against the Federal
Statutes—President Harding and
Attr-n»y General Dc-;herty Favor
Turing C.irr.p Grant Jnto Re:orm
Fjrm (or Rena^iiitaticn of F.rst
Onsnoers.
Kvpr slu<v .Sflll: k liquor hem me II
!<!£Ol lU the I'liinil SUt<'N pruhhiUinn
t.-;;s and those holding the opposite
wuily i-i -il in ii or tine Uiures at
till h uilier tu i>nue tl.ut itrlu* bus in
• Tta.-cd or decreased. according to
i.litoh side lias I lie floor, sl;n-e the in
'i'ht se wtio iiave uiade a study of
vrUuioi'l'-sy know Uiut tiiere are many
i.ietors which < iiTi-r Into the reuse !
i.f ivr..:t cumiii on*. Whnte\or the
I'aifse. t u it* baft 1-een a hljj mi nus1**
:n tin- inure s. i ious offense#, dsliiijt
"
: ■
hard to Fi 1 Jail Rcern.
-■
C i : s - ~t 0 -dfd.
u« |] iji ij. -
\i ; ■! ' ■!•
tir.uit, Cr>t tifli- its «hd y..utie
Ttie metal mufc-s. borsch . Inc. «jr
IH'niry. I>ri<:kla>i: f.-.niii;* <n!.int»t
I ..fcltiS »tt<1 P
lion. U>>* turn vim 1 in? it will re
ceive (r^npnil eJ' v ior to fit
to lie t.> il >•' - "f »«-J«»ty In
i e ttutde to show thi'«p mi'ti jimor!rally
thnt <*r!nw as a nn-nn* of livelihood
rt.ies not pay In tlo'iars anil rent> auy
t'tittc 11' '!>•* ihi knus th»: tionest
Triplets for Man £4. ard W fe, 44.
Honrs Saffel1 i
.«• married a Uttie :.-or»'
Unui ttut iear.
8THOOL notes
Friday. May 2«th, rlnma the school
year lor 1921-22. There will be no
f nal program given th:o year since
there are no high school graduate*
A small exhiuit of the regular
school work done throughout the
year w!l' be g'.ren on Wednesday of
this week (tomorrowK from one to
thfep In tl e af'emoon. The work
will he displayed in the down stairs
roucis and the iiarentf and all oth
ers interested in the Public School
are invited to attend.
TV ore are two award® to he mad'
a' 1 s t me—one. a twenty-flve dol
lar pri:e to he given t' e high school
student writing the bos! essay on
son e p :ise of AS^skaa history All
'gh school students entered this
contest. The of er is a ten-c >llar
prire to t1 c (student In the element
ary grades doing the beet work :n
art Two me hers were ee'ered
from each grade. The winne-s of
: ose two prires will lw announced
and the prices awards in the sym
nasinm at-two o'clock.
The at; idance this year has been
t:e best In years. The average
ii■: ,y attendance for list year wss
To This year it will be more
thav *7. an iti( rea«e of 12 over laM
y«- s daily ttendance A one hund
red p»r cent, in punctuality goes on
.1 , « >i-ar. Sixteen pupils
iiiiid [*>rfivi «;ietidant-e records fur
the year—In tho ! tgli whool. fier
ir..de He?'. '•? and Vireln » Pel
i >r; prsdi' > Marian Gamy and
rille Hudson citd Donald Mnlvihtll;
srsde fi. Helen Murray and Juanita
Ssi't' : prede 5. V ilfrcd Coding and
Harold Hf.-ire'- grade 4. Rdward
I ' «tnes ai <1 .loe Mrt'non grade S.
err HodiiiS rrade 2. Rodney
J n? on: grade 1. Virginia Hillery
TVfre win l>e fotir (Undents to en
"oi.il m-xt Tali Marian
ftanty. I'Ji lip «;Knr. Kverett 5n.ith
Two of the fmtiit faculty will
■ .1 >f-.r In Waaluaeton I'nivenaty
■
T' e vcar'e work on ti e wbol« h»»
ag forward to a «eil eurtied vara
UK: C- rElT.CLEUM
Ind I ? e 0 Lacal Pre»
pectrr- W jiJ L '-.e t? Find It.
S • r»- n fh* psrr of
's is I * ♦*? fTtilw* jijj. At
*»-*!■' In i n «ii {« r**ar here th^
''r: f'»r fitW nod
%
vi^i r.* -i.-- 1<»nc
< t' rc n»:ul»* hv
T P-! • -« • ; ^ ■■» «T T'.t> T"MI| WIIPP
t?'*« t* * - « '' r "HIV tffiMto'
r,*: 15 !n a r*nr<»n +m*y
v»M nifHiwa*.
HEIR TO GRt'T WEALTH
FCi'**d Af*T Mr""** Of At!
Over the World.
A'"rr *"7i sh<onr» '? 'isi t»om* of wor*
• • *. rv In H *» f *"«» hf
-tji-i! a< «}<nd, Kr nfc (VMp«m.
• ijixl at i-wlv Omrlps !ji„ r*
«*•- -r» of fo r inf.nth«v rmvrtn! ^oatti
•> Yii*s. Oar-ids n I psnc »»f the Cnftwl
s »M I'^'i-pprr-pv.cr 0"M«*nr» bs«
fraVt-J« »i Aw :h<* nvat<T pun of ?b#»
•• <r '1 «:;« f«»tro<? l»v h l«w
yr w1««» bhd lw?«i retailed to a;d In
BIBLE THOCGHT
FOR TODA*
THE LOVE THAT SAVES:—Tor
God so lined the wnrid, that be
fave bl* >nly betottm Son. tba:
m-hoooerer believeth In him should
Bot perish, fcnt bav# ererlaetlnR life
John 3:16
THI* HEATS t'RKMATK»".
1 rannnl m^nt on the film, bat lb#
followinfi flashed oil the screen
"He proceeded to dis«olnUo«lw
ber."
I held my breath 1 had never
s?ei a human belni dissolved" And
she vac sorb a frail little- thin* I
wondered how tbe ferortooa vlllian
voa'd fo about It. However. he he
pan to explain aomethlns to ber and
then I understood. She and 1 both
were in be DISILLUSIONED!
S'fact!
Piihwrlbe for th» r*n» *'«»*aE
WRtGLEYS
A « j»
CS£i »H -vi CE3
Peppermint
mtd thpwmf gum
with Peppe'rm
Sugar Coating.
Snfir jicktt
"iwl'i in Tour
mnuih." leaving
the <Jclici.ui*I\
flavored gum
i rarer to aid
d i g e • t on.
brighten teeth
ind >ootht
mouth and throat.
MEPARTMKYT OF THK INTERIOR
u. s last orncK
ai Juneau. X 1 a sk a
April. IS. It21
NOTICE hereby gi^en that Mi
chael J OX .inor, of Haines, Ala*
ka. *1 o. on April 11. 1)22. made
HK. No C4S»0S. for Jot* 1 and 1.
Section 14 and lot 1. Section 21.
Tour. !p 30 S . Rvxge SS E. Cop
per River Meridian, has filed r.olics
of intention to make three year
Proof, to establish claim to tha
iand above described, before R. M
Ode; at Ha lies. Alaska, on It* 27th
day of -May. 1922.
C lh:niaBt na*^es as witnesses N
G Hanson, of Ha.ces. Alaska. Cbaa
Aim tv. of Hsines Alaska; beon
Ballard, of llaints Alaska.
FRANK A. BOTI.E.
Register.
I»KI\%RTMK\T Of THK INTERIOR
I S LAND OFFICE
at Jabena. Alaska
April (. 1)22.
NOTICE 1« terebv j.vfn that Ed
d H llenbr.cd. of Pleasant Camp
- la iia ties. Alaska, wiio. on March
lots 1 2 and 2 >*NE»4. Section
14, T>'»nsliip 2S S.. Rar.ge 62R
Copper Rlror Meridian, has filed no
tice of -itlnn to make S year
i roof, to >lish claim to the land
aho<e des. <i. before R. M Odell.
nrxarr public. at Hainea, Alaska,
on the "Tlh day of May. 1922
( Isimant names as * ltneaaes M
J O'Connor, of Htinea. Alaska:
Jot n Crvermsn. of Haines. Alaska
J H CliM, of Haines, Alaska. Ar
tl nr Jenninics, of Haiuaa. Alaska.
FRAXK A. ROTLE. Reglstar
C OOfcOOvW*
...Caribou Hotel...
K. W. Pr.»f>H«or.
rARtSlWR, T T.
At the Meeting of Rail ana Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route for
Atlin
CARCROSS OKFKRS T<>1 RI8TC EVERT IVTH CKMVT FT»R
IM.KASA.NT VACATIO*
good nrvnxo a\d fishing at the door
MOTOR BOATH H KMSHKD