Hot Cake Time
WE HAVE
Buckwheat sks & pk£
Alber's Flapjack Flour
Aunt Jemima's
Olympic 10 Id. sks
SYRUPS
Log; Cabin—Tea Garden
Liberty Bell—Karo—Pure Maple Sap
ALL KINDS OF CEREALS
L W. ASK & SONS
GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel..
£ t m E. VC. GMwn, Proprietor.
J * y v , f CAR CROSS, Y. T.
w > . .
f/ie Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route for
Atlin
CARCR<18S OITKRS TOURISTS KVKIIY IMHCKMKXT KOR
n.EASANX VACATION
: OOOD HUNTING AND FISHING AT THK 1HM1R
MOTOR BOATS Fl'RNISHKO
Fall
Schedule
S. S. Princess Alice
WILL LEAVE SKAGWA V. 7 P. M.
OCTOBER 23 NOVEMBER 2
—FOR
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Vancouver with Fast Continental Trains
Tickets and All Information From
L H. JOHNSTON. ACent, Skagwa.v. Alaska
Subject to change without notice
ALASKA. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
Office-Second and Broadway - rhone 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
—FOR—
SEATTLE
? AND
f \ |PSOCTHEAST E RX ALASKA PORTS
S.S. CITY OF SEATT1.E si I T. 2^
s.s. sroK.tvE sr;»r :o
FOR RESERVATION'S AXD INFORM ATIOX
APPLY TO
C. O. H1RSCHBERG.. AGEXT SKAGWAY, ALASKA
**""subj*ct to changc without X'otlcc.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
\vn>:\ YOC THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
S.S. JEFFERSON' OCTOBER 9th
Sailings for Seward and Westward
ALAMEDA SEPTEMRER 2.1th
ROBERT J. CRAGG, AKPnt Thone <16 SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
Local Notes
Mayor E. A. Rasmuaon returns
today on the Estebeth from Juneau
where he has been in attendance
on the grand jury, now in session,
j Sergeant Helm was a returning
passenger on the Estebeth today
from Juneau, where he was called
as a witness before the grand Jury
in the Westcott case.
K. B. Anderson, the mayor of
White Pass, was a week end visitor
having run down to attend to some
unfinished business.
James Tropea. proprietor of the
City Cafe and Bakery, returned to
day from Juneau, where he secured
his final papers as a cltirens of the
I'nited States.
Joseph Mackenrie. superintendent
of the road work under the Alaska
Road Commission in the Haines dis
trict. and Hugh McDonald, who had
charge of the work in Rainy Hollow
under Hugh Molyneaux. came up
from Hanios on a mission of busi
ness. The road work In Haines dis
trict is over for this season
Mrs. \V. L. Speer reports having
an exceptionally pleasant time or.
her visit to the states. In fact so
pleasant that she is tempted to want
to remain. Mr. Speer expects her
home within ahout a month
Ralph Rogers, a son of .V H Rog
ers. was a late acquisition to Ska*.
way socieiy. Mr. Rogers has boon
employed on the lower Yukon this
season, have been in the engine de
partment of the steamer Tanana
Oeorge Palmer, one of the engine
crew of the Seattle No 3. rnnning
on the lower river, is a skagwav
visitor and will leave In a few day*
for winter quarters on the sound
0 Fred Rhind of the Steamer Se
attle No S is renewing old acquain
tances in Skagway Rhind is a sour
dough of the twenty-four karat va:
ietv and what he does not know
ahout the interior is not Mr Ryan
will leave on the Kstebeth for the
south.
The now boiler h*s been installed
in the Public school and is giving
excellent satisfaction The insmlla
tion was completed the first of last
week The cost of this improve
ment will fall on the tewn as the
territory will not contribute any
thing this year fo» improvements
MIRTH TO RKSIt.V
o\ AocwrxT or maisoM
Taris. Oct. IS —Chancellor Virth
of Germany has announced his in
tention to resign as chancellor of
Germany when the decision of the
supreme council of the 1/eacne of
| Nations, relative to Vpper Silesi:i i>
made known. It Is understood thai
that decision takes from Germany a
part of Vpper Silesia and awards it
| to Poland.
Bit; RANK !>KPOSIT OK
INSPECTOR 1 \ VKSTU; ATEP
New York. Oct. IS—E. P. Hughf
polioe Inspector of New York, is
known to have deposited $1.06$.152
in a liank in this Pity within threr
years. This evidence was read into
the records of the Mver legislative
investigating committee
KIMMX>r.\l. CHIRCHKS HOI.H
ARM1STIOK DAY SKRYU 1 »
Now York. Oct. IT—Episcopal
churches ihruout the nation are or
dered to hold special services on
armistice day. and are also enjoin
ed to pray for the success of the
conferences in WashinFton to con
vene on that day.
ITAI.IAX-AMKRICANS
GOOD TO HOMK FOl.KS
Rome. Oct. IS.—The povernmert
fipures disclose the fact that Italians
in the T'nited States send to rela
tives in Italy thirty-five million dol
lars annually.
FORMKR WHITKHORSK
HOTKL MAX DKAD
Seattle. Oct. IT.—.lohii C K
Smart, a former Whltehorso hotel
proprietor, died here today.
TAX I-KVY mm AT IH'i
The city council met last nipht
with all present but Mayor Rastno
son. who is in Juneau.
The routine business was rone
thronph with and then the matter of
the tux levy was taken op
After a perioral discussion a reso
lution was passed fiilnj- the le^y for
1921 at one and one-half per cent.
This is the same as last yetr and
by economy It is th.n-.Kht the ex
penses of the city can «»e :nei with
the revenue raised.
k\-kaiskr fkkis
SIA'Mr IX MARK
Hoorn. Oct. 15.—The slum;, in the
value of the Oerman mark is bepin
ninB to tell on the income of the
former Kaiser. The latter is en
deavoring to combat the unfavorable
financial condition by reducinf his
household and by other judical
measures taVen today. Ten of bis
stuff were dismissed from the ser*
( \I*T \ t\ OK VIRST
\OMK BOAT DEAD
norkeloy, Or!. 11.—Captain Wil
liam Panicls, who is said to have
commanded 'hp first boat to roach
Nome in the fold rush to that city j
is dead
TO J1NKAV
l.ivinpsione Weroecke. peolotrtyt
and consulting engineer for the
Tread well Mining company, and V
1. Phelps. the AVhitehorse barrister,
will be passengers on the Rstebe'Ji
tonisht for Jtwcan. Mr Wernocko
has jnst oome ont from the Mayo
coiintrx. where he has exported a
coo«i many of the claim* which have '
boon acquired by his eomp*nv
Meters Wernicke and Phelps ar-l
rived on the train this afternoon '
sprovi AmtivTs
(ROW TO KMiN'S I'HOl
Philadelphia. Of Is —lorwtior
Spronl >">f IVimiiylTMfi has n*
H. Crow of I'niontou n as «tteces?o
lo Vnitod States senator Kn>s do
ceased Crow is a state sennnr ami
a powerful factor in politics in the
KKI I M TO \MK.\0
<;kkma\ trfata
Washington. Oct. IS.—The re
pented attempts to amend the Ger
man peace treat) rave failed This
is indicated as meaning that the
Senati proj>oses to ratify ihe treaty
TRACTION KXTKRT
\RR1\FS 1\ SFA1 ll.K
Seattle. Oct. IS —Peter Witt
Cleveland, the traction «xp.'rt. ar
i rived in Seattle to taVe up ihe mat
•er of the lw>st method for handling
the street car >vs'«m of this city
M.Ul liHllN RFVFMF
ntujHTnn «>» «iimwsiA
Washincton. Oct IT—Presider;
Harding today nominated John F
Mcl.aup.hlin of San Francisco as col
lector of internal revenue for the
first distri.; of California.
\mi »n< \ \\ vvtn to
JMil \ ! \T \\ XK WITH .1 »P\\
Rome. Oct. 1T —Admiral Rrivetta
declared today thai America is call
ing the disarmament conference In
order to prevent a waT •with 3span.
sroKWl S.\ll> THl^ MORMMi
Seattle. 0>» 1» —The S S Spo
kane of the Admiral line sailed from
Seattle at nine this morning. She
left with forty passengers, none of
whom are hound for Skagway
l.earenv.onh. Oct. 1€.—FTnhahl?
one of the most ur.usu&l celehr*
tions ever held in this country wa< I
held in this city, when Joel ani,
James Cheatwood. twins at »he rip** I
ape of ninety years, celebrated their]
birthday together. Rot A nu.n have i
reared large families.
A dollar a month will bring the
Alaskan to vour door.
Commercial Hotel
J. B. Adam, Leasee
RATES REASONABLE !
Whitehorse Yukon Territory
Big Game Hunters and Tourists
DODGE CAR SERVICE FOR SIGHT SEEING
Closing Out
Our entire stock nf Books,
latest Fiction. Gift Books. and
Poetical Works.
Values from 50c. to $3.50
Now 25c. to S1.00
All Qoth Bound Fiction 75c. 2 for S 1.25
Haloe'en Post Cards. & Score Cards.
Plain Fancy Crepe Paper.
Haloe'en Novelties from 10c. to 25c.
L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Popular Picture Palsce
Tuesday and Wednesday
Doris May
AND
Douglas McLean
LX
"Wluts Your Husband Doing"?
Zclnick Weekly
Aoaissio n. iruV.irp War Tax Adu'l«. 'UV Children Kv
THRKK rKRIsH H<'Tt I I1RI
Pallas. Oct. 17 — r w. Fel.h t«f
Seattle r ••ell known mininc enjrii
eer. and two others |*erishe<l in a
hotel Are
Babe Knth. the home run baseball
player. presented him *tth a silver
crown valued at si* hundred doll ir>
The crown is inscribed Kins
Ruth "
rtle# Oared IB ft to 14 Days
Prurfrtsts refund money If TAZO
OINTMENT fails to cnr« Itchini;
Blind. Bleeding or rrotrudinp riles
Instantly relieves itcMr.p Tiles, and
yon can pet restful sleep after first
application. COe.
The Proper Course
Infftrnmlinii of rriti'l^ Vulnr
ftfr) < 'it i/t-n
How to act in an enterrencv >«
knowledge of inestimable worth
and this 1* particularly true of l <
diseases and ill* of the human tuxi-.
If you suffer with kidne\ bnekac'e.
tirinary disorders, or «r' fo-rv o(
kidney trouble, the advice eonMn"d
IB the following slatentf'*
add a valuable asset to vour store
of knowledge What ooulJ •• more
convincing proof of the offir'fnn of
Doan's Kidney Pills than the ?-aie
ment of a nearhy res'lent who ! as
used tbem and publiclj tells of the
benefit derived?
Mrs S. C. Siddons. lOS-Kth S
Oregon City. Ore . »ay? ■ ] lad
to recommend loan's Kidney Tills,
for I know they ran't be bea; for
kidney complaint. My kidneys were
weak and if I overworked or took
cold It settled on my kidnev- »t.d 1
had eevere backaches I could hard
ly do my work and my k dn» y* d:d
not act right. I %sed TVwn's and
they were jnst what I ne*\J»-d. They
soon rid me of the backache* and
other aigns of kidney complaint."
Trie* tPc. at all dealer^ I>on't
aimpfy ask for a kidney remedy
pet IV>an'« Kidney Tills—the same
that Mr*. Siddons had Foster-Mil
bora Co.. Mfr* Buffalo, N Y.
»n ice crrtm ranMliiiiM
*t KpHer'* ««Tnm«r «»r«)pn
Yon mule a mUinkf
If yon do t»o« *tof at
THE
Pullen Hnnse
Klcrlrtr l.lghts
llnnim SI»iV or mi Snlli
Ritlh* in floor
H S PVIXEN, Prop
Pknr**.* - - Almi
Fire and Accident
INSURANCE
Realty For Sale
Idemnity Bonds
General Agent
Conveyancer
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED
1897
EDWARD rORMAX GEO R D EDM AN*
Golden North Hotel
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
RBGfLAR MEALS THE REST I\ THE CTTV
SERVED EVERY DAY I\ THE YEAR
60 AH r>*}Ujrht Roonw. 16 Room* with PHvmr Rm_»
.. . .Omly hotel in Skagwa.? with Hot and Cola running water.
Large Office and Parlor American and European Plan