SUGAR!!
'25c PER POUND
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
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THE
Pollen House
E'ectrc Light*
R(Kirns Single or en Suite
Balhs cn each floor
h in u< for t? Hone Ccoking.
W'.'i. Cream, Cctl.'.-r C heeieand
Rut:-*rmi!k from c-nr own d^>»v
Fresh Eggs, etc
R.i'e« 5 3.00 Per Day and Upj
V.'t-!! Lighted. Large Sap-pie
iloorr.s for Traveling M-n.
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jkagway. Alaala
Fire Insurance
General Agent
Bonds
Conveyance
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1397
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i VERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
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Aug. 5 19
Sept. 2
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Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc. ,
i'i .NSKtTIXU AT VAXCOBVKK
WITH FA5IE5T TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tii kkts To All Point* East
,\1 I'a iwulars From
L. i i. Jchnston Agent. Skagway
111 tor ru Cuimii Without Notice |
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE AUG 15
S. S. SPOKANE Aug.8
Dire;! c3m2c.i3.11 for Tacam*, Vancouver, $
and Victoria
£
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■a Sai'.iij far Ctlifjraia Moidiy, Friday and
Saturday
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
S.i lings from SKAGWAY Season 1920
For 5ZATi'LE& TACQMA and.Way Ports
S. S. JEFPERSON, Aug. 20 Sept 1
FOR SEWARD AND WESTWARD
S. S. NORTHWESTERN AUG. 23
F. J. SHAvv A,: nt Phone 66 SKAGWAY '
SEATTLE POLICE
RAID AN HOTEL!
Seattle, AUg 13—The Police .
raided the Hotel Northern again J
early this morning and seized
la.fi;1' quantity of 3ecrr<t«'d liquor.
Tho proprietor, Ralph Boyker wasj
arrested and i3 out on bail Pen>
ing trial.
Marion, Ang 13—Governor Cox,.
I in j>assinj? through the home town
j of Senator Harding Hs opponent
i sent worJ to him 'hit he wished,
I hitu luck in everything except
IE CLOSING
Warsaw, Aug 11—The Russian
troops have worked well toward th<=
rear ot tti° city's defenses awl
ai* attacki l,? Plonsk which lie"
twelve miles aorthwc?t of Warsaw.
Funeral Of
John Scott
The fun'ral of the late John
Scott was 'in Id on Suudr.y from the j
) First Pr sbyt'rian church, 'h1' lU-v..
j I-:. L. Winteroerger officiating.
A lar«;e lumber of frifnds att' iul- j
led "-nd tht- ceremony was v<ry im
i pros-'ive.
Chief of police Jchn Wood. |
! Charles Armstrong, Gt.orse Jennings |
I L. C. lludson, D.m McDonald audi
Dr. U S. Keller ac'ed as Pall l>' ai— J
crs. Th« funeral train lett fromj
I th- foot <f Fifth avenue and j
i th1' remain* were buried in the
SkagAVay Cen>t'Tj".
The fun'ral wa* under 'he dircc
l ti(!ii of B"rt Whitfield of the Ska^
•v ^ • U'lid -i taidng Parlor".
All' Scott and hi51 wife aiul Mrs
John Scott were the only memb-r3
.;f the family who are tow in the
north.
The Scott family hav® played an
important par1 in t*e opening up of
Southern Yukon and a-e perhaps
well known a any o' the early
s*'ttlers.
John ■>('<•'/ w-is th® senior brother
:u:id Archie. James and Alf have all
lived at Oarcross and Mrs. PooU-y
th1-' bisttT spent many }>ars there.
Arc-hie Scott is now a state Sena
tor iu Colorado, Jantes Sco't is
a i-rosp^rou5* farmer in British,'
Columbia a lid Alf still liv.os InI
Carcross where he has numerous in-!
ttr'sts.
Mrs. John Scott will leave on
lie first available boat for her
Jjome in Arvola B. C.
Th® Golden North Oaf® «crves :
only the )-ett that tha market af-.j
fords and invites a trial o1 I
excellent seivice and cuidn®. I
London, Aug 13—The Russian
cavalry reached I*ara a suburb o'
Warsaw is 'he report which reached
h'-re today fro .1 Berlin by wirles8.
Vienna, Aug 13—The Ukrainians
have presented a formal demand
on Russia Soviet for th« evacua
tion of her territory by tho Bol
slicviki.
Cork, Aug 13 —Tho Lord May
or and ton of his associates wer°
arrested by the- soldier* today whll°
attending a session of the Sinn
Fein court in tli<> city hall.
They were all token to the milit
ary barrack1* and re being held
pending trial.
A little native boy nauicd Jk-nrj
Andrews died yesterday arternooi
after a Iou£ illness.
The body will* be taken to
llalnes for burial.
The father is at present in Ju
neau as a witness on the IlalneS
arson case.
Tho family reside on Second
avenue, near the river.
A party of Dawsonites enroll*©
for tho outside arrived on tho train
last night and will sail south on
the Princess Mary Thursday.
Mrs Crais, wife of Charles Crai-.
of the Department of Justice ln
Yukon with ber daughter arrived
in, Skagway last night and will go
to Pentictoa for a time and then
proceed to New Yo;k where Miss
CTaig will continuo hor studies in
music. Miss Crai5 is a noted music
ian, having studied in Europe and
New York.
Mrs. Chamteriain wlfa of tho assi
tant manager of the Bank of Mon
treal will go to Ottawa where she
will spend t'b winter. Mrs. Chamb-v
lain has her little daughter with
her.
Major Xohle, a pioneer of Dawson
complete8 fie party and he is making
his first trip outside to: fif-1
teen years.
Boy Scouts Hold
Weekly Meeting
The weekly meeMng of tlie Boy
Scouts wa" held in the Social
Centre. T1*e time was occupied i
with drills and marches, and a re I
view of the work of the tonder i
foot degree. Partial arrangements
were made for a camping 'rip to
Denver Glacier, which will tajco |
[Uace soon, final arrangements will j
l»e miflj next Friday, A moro'than
usually interesting meeting w ill j
be held next Friday and every scout|
s urged to be present. I
Denver, Aug 13 —Explosives und-j
»r the rail3 of a Stout street car«|
ine damage 1 the track and crip
)lcd a car to .ay.
The police Bay that it was tli«'
vork of the striking carmen, I
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR -SAY MUNSINGWEAR
When you ask for Muns'ng
wear its the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
r dren insist on garments bear
.. ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
A new stock now on dis
play for women, misses, boy*
and little tots.
L. A. HARRISON €0. PHr
DETAILS OF CHI
FORYOMf
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Postma»ter McCarter has received
detail11 of tli« conditions of require
ments under the call being; made Uy
lie postoffice department at„Ottawa
'or a postal service betwecn Daw
son and Whitehorse, and also,
for the A'lin-Carcross service.
Tho oall for the Dawson winter
service ask3 for t°ndor for a ser
vice once a w^ek, with a weight
limit of 1*00 pounds during th«
period after the river freeze8 a^d un
til the breakup of tho trail; and
1.000 pounds during thu fall befuro
the crossings freeze, a^id 700 pound,
in lhe spring before t!i° ice o^e3
out. Th« fall and spring weight3
are 'lie same as heretofore. The
call ask3 fct delivery only a' first
second and third class matter dur
ing winter, spring and fall. mean
ins it is Intended to eliminate t!i«
parcel pos» *vi vice for tnt'sa periods.
Three fcrm3 of tenders ai-easked
for namely:
1. For a. service by steamer in
summer bct°wen Dawson and White
horse and between Atlin and Car
crcs'so.
2. For a service i:i winter by ve
hicle betsv.cn Da\vson and White
horse—(wita parcel post eliminated)
3. For combined summer and win
ter service between Dawson an
Whitehorsa and in «i»miner be'ween
Atlin and Carcross.
| Commencins on the close of navi
gation, 1920.
| The tender51 must b° submitted to
Ottawa by September 3. The post
[ master Bays that they may be wired
if desired and thu« giving intend
ing bidders longer time *o figure on
tho matter Printed detail3 of
jthe condlUins of tha call for tend
ers may be seen on application to
tho postmaster. —Dawson News.
Skagwayans See
K. C. War Film
Last night at the Popular Pk'un.
Palaco a six reel film depicting th
■work of 'ii& Knight3 of Columbus,
activities during the war was dis
played by Father Gallant of St.
Marks Church.
This vra.3 done throughl the court
csy of th© National Catholic War
work of tha Knights of Colun::..
Council. .
A large audience greeted this
film" and Father Leo Walsh who
U visiting Father Gallant gave a
most interesting talk whiah vv
thoroughly enjoyed.
Father Leo gave a resume of the
great worjc the Council had done',
especially the work of the Knight
of Columbus
Father Gallant expect^ to give
several entertainments durign tho
year and .imoi g them will be a r< -
production of the far famed Pas
sion Play.
All of theao en.ortaiaments, as
well as the on® last night will be[
frfo to tho publio am Father'GaJ
lant hope' th® people will take ad'
vantage of these educational fea{
ttres.
DOMESTICATED— Red Raspb<>r
ries $3.75 per crate at ■ J[r.
Yeomans. *
Jells Of Her Trip
Through States
Mrs. E. I, WinterDergei and
Donald returned home on the l'riu
c«'ss Alice. ' They 1> • Vo been, gone
since tho 2jth of February, and do
ciare themselves happy at being
;ii k inc skagwey.
The trip from Chicago across the
plains of .\«rth Dakota, and lower
Canada was a not and Justy
trip, but th? mountain, scenery on
*tL« c. P. K. Is exceptionally fin,o,
and oi:,_. which lasts for long la the
memory. Thcs<j who stop off at
Li kc Louise and Banff rci^r'
the scenery and pleasure in
these places beyond anything to do
ox: "rl°aec-d in, any other part of
Canada Mrs.- Winteroerger plan
ned h^r tri;) so as to spend a
i on pie of days a!id oi:e night In
Vancouver nnd r porta tlie stay in
tho metropolis of western Canada
well worth while. Stanley park at
Vancouver is beautiful for -fctua
tiou ai.d a most attractive pia<v.
The city itself is located! on al
most as jii:':;y- hills as ancient
Uome and '-i."s a fine view,
of ita different quart ts from advnn
tag<ous de\ations.
The boat trip was equal to
'ho best on the C. P. R.
weather pleasant until Juneau was
the service excellent and th°
reached, \vii»n rain set in a.ud wa
roawhed port In a downpour. A
spt iai feature was the run up
I 'o Taku Glacier. This ^as reach
I ed at five o'clock in tho after
coon of a perfect day. Just
as the boat was making the
,tum to con.e out, tho Captain bl^w
the whistle, a i'd to the exclamatory
delight f '11 the tourists, on." of
tho larges sections of ice seeUi. j
to fall for a Ion? time, broke
and tumbled with a splash and
roar into th0 ocean. Tha pres
tige of Captain Slater as an ex
cellent stage manager was con
siderably heightened, tho some
of Uio passenger*5 questioMd'wheth
rr such di'Playa were really safo.
i Facts About Alaska
Alaska has nearly a3 many vari
eties of cli mate as caa be found in
the Eastern and .Middle Western
Sta'es. i -
Tho Act ot Congress of February
1, 1905, allows >'ho exporting of
pulp wood and wood pulp from tho
National Forests of Alaska, and
(lie Act of June 4, 1S97,1 authoriz
es th'' sale ft timber on all the
•ly.uionM Forests.
As any pulp mill la southea^terno
Alaska would bo oailt on tide
water and as tha tidal Variation
i» about 13 too 20 feet, there
would b4' no difficulty ia satlsfactorI
ly di"posiii< of th9 waste into tho
soa. On this account the mill3 of
the region would have an advant
age ovr thg great majority of mills
in the United States.
A C.UID OP Tff ANTvS.
Mrs. Jolin Scott and Mr. and
Mrs. Alf 3r.ott desire to thank all
of those friends 'Who were so kind
during the last illn^s of their rela
tive.
Especially tnoso Who cared for
Mr. John Sco't during his illness
and helped to mak^ hi3 la^t
days more comfortable.
To those n ho so kindly sent flow
ers they also wislj to express their
thanks.
Mrs John. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs Alf scot*