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OFFICIAL CI TV PATER
C. t Keller, Publisher.
Admitted r.s S'conJ-Clas'o mat'
matter e»; a Daily newspaper Juy
3, IS3S, n-d watered as S«cona-Casi
nia'i cotter cs a trl-wo«k!y Angus'
•JC. 1920, aooordias to t3i«
r^anlrwnenta.
Th» 0»Uy A'iJ-sS&» charge* foi
'1 puDUcatlens <<>t foIlciredL whlcl
Incl'idea «U mo ticca, other thai
-<•!<• • .-r charltabft societies.
^ubscrlyfoB Kateg
0;;e uiontj by mail $-7E
moatlj oj carr'«r 10C
moao>« Lj mail 2.25
S'a moatha_!iy mail 4-5C
U:;e jear 0/ irall 90(
&crlp:i.>«» Aud Ad^rilienx-flta
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iti c- Win Unhorse, Y- 1
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EDITORIAL |
j
E MCEl DEBT OF ALLIES 10
IriE UNITED STATES?
3 from I.ondon that
o delivered to the
s I" -r.irnlssion und-',. the
- a'y bonds th0 amount
: i -a gold marks worth
-1", billion dol
<
s -:iat Kngland France
i r allies have stp^cific
: of a large Portion
that i;;rro-allitd war
t'..,. r-!a<y of th* rath.
'.a;.. I O t"> contained in
l at* >igned by two Ger
, a -t> .-;ins interest it al
s bonds .«lL-iib.'e in th>
ari'.ts and caish release
,j| of fit ii»ls in Certain
- r r • setting to Popularize
... iii tii.n no iatt.r-«U!i- d war
.»•• red nr. all. but all
>:d- .-<• 1 as war expe^dl
t.:r -- o:-.1 w i^.-l of:' the books. If
: r,-vails it would moan
,.1 S.at^s .would stand
'I i ios-> c n billion dollars and she
:. taxed $3.00 foj. ev^ry
and child in the coun
j\-ar i'-T the interest on
• I. ..as which has not b«en
. of which the Se-Jretar>' of
Tr r is a gotiating with the
V..! :loas v. :.o received the loans to
ufc,a son-.e tinr- when interest
w.'ll b: teguu. \\Uo sine® {he ^"ni
i S;it s has not borrowed dollaa
r J . I . It means tUart th«
would to the ultimate loser
The oth'r -Ulies will receive con
siderable £unis in reparations, some
i:: th-j form' r colonies of Genmany
> :tl territory t.tc„
Will t-c S. «sj>ect anything
ir,.-re thia the replacement of a
ships aad damages for a fe^ citi
zens drOT. aed at sta_ g
Slioald wL. th*Tefor0 be asked to
cancel these large loans and assume
them 33 a part. of tho war or our
mtrta-tion i« th^, war aside from
• ...t which w' did assume?. This
i-rumls s to be a Hv'o question la
i ■ nest . istration end the tit*
i -s of i. is U".d should know what
j; goic^ on so that the? may taia
.. falr ran, s- ibl° and intelligent
standi ft t!ie ijcesdonj If wa do
rJi:U our national debt will tt® 24
ad of 14 billion
if we subtract what is owing us
l'rooi the AMi-s this would make us
;he fourt!. nation of th« wor/d in
thc'4iO t.f our National dtfbt.
Timely Hints To Xmas Shoppers
Who Are Buying At Home
iW'e «11 enjojl receiving, w^all
j enjoy giving, Christmas presents.
iBut how often the query "What
SHALL I give? ",
' Probably the way us in
the matter of giving along Pt^ctieal
We could extend ourselves
In that, Particular without overdoing
It
Good many people in town would
laa*gh If you would suggest going
to iCr.Oanty and ordering a case of
canned milk, a half box or oranges,
a casa of mixed canned vegetables,
• two poundcnn of hie excellent cof
fee, a half sack of sugar or an as
sortment of all of these. Yet what
could be more Jycticfll, what more
usefirt. what more appreciated?
Then tbexe aro l|he varieties of
luseful as well as beautiful things
to be fca'l at Harrison's »tore- From
shoes for the kfddi-s to PumPs for
the ladies. from gingh;#ms to Isilxs
for dresses from towels to daniaslc
ta«ble cloths, from rubbers through
underwear to rata coat^. \ man
could rcceive half a dozen linen nao
JdnB without blushing and without
{loss of dignity; the?' would be far
Jmore nccePtiable than a green tie
• whepi be wants a gSfe}" °ne and
would ma<e Possible his own selec
tion.
Some might want t0 make a Si ft
of some useful china wat* as kePt in |
sitocik and wl$h! quite a varlty by/
C. AV. Ast and Sons; U'oJ' also have
Percolators, and a whole vajdpty of
useful household utenslls, excellent
apple* and nuts, raisins and Plain
candles. A sPlendld Cjhiisttnas gift
does n»t have to bo ornamental. Its
usefulness will appeal to the good
sense of most recipients. Such pre
sent/a li this quality as well—
th»y do not clutter UP the housP—
und they often make Possible 'tho
Vfttrohase br tho reoelwr of some
thing ha or she roaJly wants and
.vliich the giv0r cannot Possibly
know, i'vsldes tlio relo"Ve of tli(
uiuount of }our gift in household
;e^eucfS may mean the i ncr-as to
thiic t-xtnt of the savings account
»ti tilij bank, yet you do not like
the idta of giving cold cash. "This
is its exact equivalent.
Groceries may be given In town
but they cannot be sent away. At
Keller -Bros, you will and a wjile
I:-an go of suitable gifts for sending
to yoar f:ie&ds ia the states. Moc
casins and bead's, cigars and candles
Itioikt artijcles and, travelling Sets
baskets and native curios, a wide
j,•Singe of things useful as well as
ornamental. Here In town you can
see those tlhings and e-"satuiie their
quality. You con estimate how
yeJurt friends will enjoy tlrm.
I WILL A WOMAN STATESMAN BE GIVEN
"Froru various sources have como
suggestions that Senator Harding j
should aPPoint a woman to his Cab
inet. ' Those who advocate .*■
a departure from Precedent have
nnich sound reason on their sid'\.
Almost half of the votes that eK
ed Senntor Harding wre cast by
•worne., henceforth the? will have
air e<iua1 voice with the men in
shaping rational government the}"
have ismonjstrated their efficiency
a wamar, will te a member of the
n-'xt Congress and it is Probable tha (
never 853:11 will that body bt. with
out a woman Member; an-1 in other
ways th'" women have established a
light :lo le represented in the l'rs
jidnt's aihisory board the Cabinet. (
In the Labor Department are I
I fo>und duties which are suited to J
the esperience and training of worn-'
an and ai Pointment of a woman to
the he»i of that Department would (
not be « miss. In many of
the Departments are bureaus deal- j
Ing with social service which really
hav& lit-Ie relation to the others j
and which might readily be coll«"ctu j
' under new and separate dePartment i
head, to the advantage of all.
It waulu >be emlnently fitting I
should a social Service Defartmetit
he cnated to ajpPoint a woman as
its head. Practically the entire work
would ileal with teaching nursing
and ffcm'n'a welfare subjects that
caji better be handled by the gent
ler sex. The Public welfare would be
Setfved by tlie change other depart
'rjents would be relived of iluUi-s
morfe or lfss foreign to them and
an oPPuitjnity would he given Sen
ator Harding to enlSst th0 assist
ance of the women of the country b
ajjPoinUng on^ of their numb<-r to
the Cabinet".
Yukon Will Soon
Come Into' -
Its Own
Interior Yukon gXPects a boon
next 8" .mg which may result in a
successor to Dawson as the metropo
lis of U.e Yukon territory. .Many
•'men familiar w-ith the Yukon de
clare! th® Mlayo camP will within a
yefajp be the largest community in
the North. Three thousand tons of
sacked « •-» will be shipped from the
Mayo section early next season.This
will give transportation companies
outwaia haul which hak been the
dream jt Yukon transportation men
for years.
Commenting on the Possibilities
of the llayo s0ction tb0 Dawson pa
er says;
It is estimat- d by many' that fully !
500 men should cc/uio to this terrir
tory next Season and Purchasc out
fit and proceed to the Mayo camP.
If 500 should conio e^'e1?' man
would sftttl at l°«3t one thousand
a year to the community. In other
words, it will require an expendi
ture of a thousand dollars a year to
each i:.»n to clothe and feed and
prtoPerly equip himself for a year's
prospecting or other work.Some wi
spend mote. Buc plac0 th0 estimats
at a thousand a year for 600 men.
and there you have $500,000—a
cool ha.'f million.
.Many are inclined to Place the
estimated influx at a thousand, and
some much higher yet. If a thou^an.
come, l[ will iiv-an a million for
supplies on the bases of a thousand
Per ma a
If the influx takes Placcit will
c.om0 .is tlio Tasult of .publicity of
the fact YuJson has ai new mining
nieaca nud if the fa*4 be hemlded
broadcast that Yukon territory is
shUpMng 3,000" tons of high grad.j
silver o/e-ajs is tlio Program undt.r j
'.he contracts of the Yukon Gold
in connection with its winter minis
and hauling itfc JCc.no hill oper
ations—there you have a total value
yf perhtr's tlir e-quarters to a mil
lion il )!!;;rs. The independent sil
ver operations of lienoii in all 1:
I: hood swell tile figures to a round
million o ' more- That news will hc
a great lur' Particularly when it is
made know n that Keno Ilill is ^iglit
miles l..ugi.nd Eve wide, with >sil\ier
on■ oui.crcps on <avry corner, and
that there is a beJt of tiilrtymiloS
or more crossing th" vicinity in
wlifcih are many aiJier silver dome''[
and hills.
FlREMtXj MEKTIXG POSTPOXED
The regular me"ting of the Skag
waj" Volunteer Firo Department
will be pr.sPoned until Tuesday Dec.
7th 1920.
iA.11 members are requested 'to be
present.
William Sime.
MICKIZ SAYS:
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CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday servlce will bo Md 7:30. |
O'cloct in the evening In the Chuyc
Kdifice of Christian Science Society |
of Skaguay corner of Main street |
ond Fourth Avenue.
Christian Sclnce subject;
God the only Cause and Creator.
Sunday School at 12:15.
Ths l'uLllc Is cordially Invited.
F1KST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev.E. L. Winterberger, B. D.
Pastor
Sunday: The Communion will be
administered at the morning Service I
12:15 ounday Bible School. Short]
practice on Christmas Program.
Lied every on^ be there ProimptJy
on time
7:30. The Minister1 will begln a
series of sermons on "Foundation I
Stones of Character". The first is |
on "Thf, Thoughts" Cbme to th«
first and you will want to hear then
all.
We .i°« uy:730 Prayer e»d Bible
•study service. The Subject ls"i-«w
and Grace '. It will bo well woi
your while to come for this hour.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
S?0 Holy Communion
10-30 Ma** and S«nnon
Sunday School Immediately after
Mass.
Xo evening devotions.
j^ffther Edgar Gallant.
Full dosi'el AUsaion.
6thi av«- East o£ Broadway.
Servioes:-^Sunday 2:30 end 7:80.1
Sen- ices- -Thursday 7:30 pm.
(Bible o'idy Class).
ijer^c..-s'-Saturday 2:OOPm.
Brer/A Is Invited to attend.
The ffuursKJfkl night servlc# 1»
oPen tor olscusaion.
Bring jouur questions and come.
uut. Thursday and Saturday ser
vlces are hc^d up stairs OTeir th«
\ii*siai Hell).
Rev VV. H. Shoemaker and wl f» |
In cha.x:.
« I
B. P. O. E. Lodge N/D 431 Wjll
hold memorial services Sunday, Dec.
5th. 1280. at 2:30 P.m. In lodge
room. All members will Please bear
t. is in mnid and attend.
Memorial Commiti.ee
To Cure a Cold in On^
Tata Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO
CI'IXI Nil) tablets. The genuine
bears th0 signature of E. W. Grove
•to C..lltS.
foil Oan't Drive a
Nail With an Apple
<1 Poor printing
on poor paper never
paid anybody. Get
work that is good
enough to bring you
good results.
CJ Use an econom
ical paper such as
sjv>ji>d M 2 J3 U jM*
and come to an eco
nomical printer.
That's us. Quick serv
ice and good work at
reasonable prices.
Use Mora Printed
Salesmanship — Ask Us
::Ut
Bright eyes, %
rosy chee&s
and red iip§
come from good
digestion.
Wrtefey's is a delicious
aid to the teeth, breaih,
appetite and digestion.
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Catarrhal Deafness l>ar.i
Dy local applications. as r.uy mint r« ti
the dia»-uacil poril ol
only one way to curc «
and that in by a c nv: >i r
Catarrhal Deafness '
Oamed condition of ti. .
the Eustachian Tub*
Inflamed you have a ->:?
perfect hearing. and *v|. it y
cloned. Deafness Is th
Inflammation C&H be I d
restored to Its n. . ■
will b# destroyed l r»*ver M i of
deafnras are causal !•** • 1"• h. if
an inflamed CondUi.n < . . J r r
faces. Hall's Catarrh M d ; thru
the blood on tfc>
system.
We will gfv* On. Rum!
any case «of Catarrhal r
be cured by Hall's Cat Cir
culars fr- -
F. J. CIIKNJ: a •'
—AdrwriN •»»
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR ON FINAL
Jn ifce Court of the Comm'ssIoiKr
for the Territory of Alaska,.
Division No. 1> before the Hon. J.
J. F. Ward. Es—Offico Pi-ooate
Judtc ■l't'as in Probate, at SkaS
way, PredLet
la th« ma'ter of th® Estate or
Georffe Mowl, deceused.
Notice ^3 noreby Riven. by i
rt.r»l?ned, ad">uli8trator of t'
tate of Georse Mowl, deceased, that
a final rePort ,aad petition for distri
button has ],6ea filed ,with the above
nar-ed C0ur ty the Administrator'
of ibe above named estate; that the
Court Is asked ,to settto such rePori
di«ttlbute Clio ProPej-ty to the fc< i
.ivrsoas entft'ed lo the same aud
il»charse the administrator, rand th
TL"r*day the 23 [dajc of Dece™be
1920, at 2 Jp. m. in, the Court ltd.
of the above entlltled Co"rt. has bee I
fU«.J ea thg ti®e and Placo for th I
hearing of »uch final report and Pe j
til Ion.
Dated at SsaKway this 27th day t |
OCtjber, 1920.
(SiSfled) A. C. Blanchard,
Administrator |
Pir«t PubllIcaUon, Oct. 30th. 19:
Pinal publllcaticn Nov. 27th. IS 2'
Many a Skagwry Reader Will Ftel
Grateful fur*tliis Inf .imation.
If joUf back givcs out;.
I'.ococifS lanic weak or aching;
Jf u.mary troubles set in;
PCrhaPs your JddneJ's are "In a
bad way".
Dou't delay—us0 Doan's Kidney
nils.
Herg 's good evidenco of their
worth.
Mrs. llpiiry I.ars.-n OoC John Adan
sl'ir. Ortgnn City Ore. says:"I have
beon Ejorfr < - ]0ss subject to bacic
nclicv far several years. It used to
be so tad I couldn't r^st night or da
Whe-n i was on my feeti a great
deal jti)* l ack would acho like a
tooth a< hu. I would lay for houja
\t night and couldn't got to sleep
on ac»unt cf the constant Pain on
ray kidneys. My kidneys were
(very ''mgular and at times acted
•too frc-cly. I felt all Piayed out
and ha.! no ambition to do anything
Th0 loest cxertion mad0 nj0 tired
and nervous. i-'inc0 I havc been
telling I;<un"s Kidney Tills my back
feels stningci" and my kidneys act
more uaiurally. I havo found
SQoan'.; Kidney P'lls beneficial in
every way and can recommend them
to Jnybf Ay as a remedy of merit."
I'll'f BUc- at all dealers. Don't
simp!; nek for a kidney remedy —
get Doan's Kldony Pill* — the
saine ti.'st Mrs. Larcon had. Fost
er- Mllburn fo; Mfgrs. Buffalo. N. f
of|
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White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 4 6
Tuesday and Friday.
flr l, K. Bounn
1st ClMaa
8:30 a. m. Leaves
11:00 a. m_
12:40 P. m.
2:10 P. m.
4:30 p. m.
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BE.YN'ETT
CARCROSS
WHITEHORSE
Arr'v«
1^-aros
tat Cl«flS
3:45 p. m.
2:10 P. m.
1£:4 5 P. m.
10:55 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
Passengers mu«t be at depot 'i, t'Me to nayG Baggage m j
pected any checked. Insp^ci'OK >• "topped 30 m'autes before I
leaving time of trains. *• -
1B0 pound8 of Baggage w'' bn checked free v.-Uh each full
fare t'cket and 75 pound' wltn each half fare ticket.