Rl STt.ARO is FIGHTING
It>KT OK SEATTLE
Alaska Official Charges. Port of Se
aiilr \\ Ith 1'nfalr Tactics Toward
Alaska Shippers—IW«m t*ulp
Operai ions Stifled Krsult Me
Ihwls
John Uustgard. attorney general
\ •ika. was in Seattle during
week. going to Washington to
:ii an appeal t>«(ore the supreme
«o Kustgard delivered an ulti
1-1 to the Seattle business and
-poriation interests while in the
Seattle residents are big enough]
■ad enough and intelligent enough
to know tiiey cannot build a com-|
wealth upon the misfortunes of
hers. Alaskans haTe no bone to
. uuh Seattle citizens, but with
so who have l>een empowered to
.at t Seattle's interests. To ob
uvded legislation for tbe
.» the purpose of my
>•» spoke Kustgard. who is en
.ivoriut. to defeat the Jones bill,
n d to keep foreign bottoms out
. f American territory, and which
iv- rd bitterly opposes, as it bars
Canadian Pacific railroad steam
i > out of Alaska ports.
"Ui en Prince Kupert establish
l its Sab market fish doubled
>n»p«-n»ion IWn'ase> Prlfw
u wr shipments through
■ : are discontinued temporar
i price of fish drops 50 per
Vet the Alaska bureau of the
I'namber ot Commerce has
: .a... closed us out of Prince
Ktuert. It is high time some one
s-' I to ciuke a noise about the
j . • -mi situation.
;• nulls should be operated at
I .: In Alaska, but all ma
- to t>e shipped from New
.1 1 the freight is prohihi
routed through Seattle
- the shortest, quickest and
■aI st route is over the Grand
c to Price Rupert. The
:e m.Us cannot be ship
t:;arket at a profit unless
t .In lines are opened to
>'\port. Legislation, as it
• is extremely un-Amer
i patriotic ar.d stupid."
I ..in— of Port Charge*
•J further stated that he
h .i i i piled port charges of nearly
• in the United States and
>ne of them compared with
t: rates charged in Seattle.
ALASKA Oil- UOOM
Sl'RK IN STRING
Report That Standard «»" H*"1
Turin*! Down t«l<l R«> for
rrct«<<i—Associated IVepnres to
Send Ihillers to Alanka.
Alaska, within ten years, will be
the greatest oil producing country
in the world, is a statement coming
out of the offices (d the Associated
dil company of California, as a re-^
suit of summer in restitutions car
ried on by company experts in the
west field of Cold Hay during the '
past season.
It appears from California advices !
that a rumor had been current for
some time that Standard Oil ex- 1
perts had reported adversely on Al
aska oil fields. It appears the truth
is that the Standard Oil Co. did .
make a preliminary survey of the;
east field (coastal region) at Gold
bay late in 1920, and owing to the I
broken character of that formation
the expert reported owing to the
general slump in oil prices that il
would not be advisable to drill. This
expert did not visit the west field '
where the structure is said to be J
very favorable.
Keports reached Seattle during1
the week that the Associated had
sent out tenders for supplies, trans
portation. etc., in connection with
drilling on the Lee holdings at Cold
bay next season. This verifies re-1
ports earlier published in the Alaska
Dispatch.
Indications now point to at leant
a dozen rigs In the Alaska field
next season Cold bay. Kameshak
Yakataga and Katulla will be the
fields drilled.—Alaska Dispatch.
Such charges as storage. al li-ast f<■ |
the fiTst fifteen days, switch us and
loading from ships to freight cars. j
are taken rare of by the railroad j
company at Prince Rupert, hut niUft
be paid in addition to the freight at
Seattle, with the result that the Al
aska pulp mills have been forced to]
close down, he said.—Alaska Pis-|
patch.
RROKKR 0>\KKSSKS
TO PRIXCKI.Y KOR<.l\<;
St. Louis. Nov. 27.—C. V. Halli-j
day. a broker of this city, has con-j
fessed to having forged a million
and a half dollars" worth of Trench
certificates. He claims to have
cashed seventy thousand of them in ^
St. Louis banks
VKW magazine will
INTEREST ALASKA SPORTS
leavers of the open will be inter
's ted to know that Western Out-of
Ooors, a magatine covering huntinc
md fishing on the Pacific coast,
'rom Alaska to Mexico, will make
ts intial appearance within the next
tew days.
M. W. Meier, who for the past
tiree years has been connected with
the advertising firm of Strang A:
I'rosser, will be publisher and edir
>r. The first issue will be devoted
o wild fowl hunting on the coast
»nd contains some ten or twelve in
teresting articles with pictures.
The publication, which is to be
in exceptionally attractive one. wili
lie printed in the office of the Alaska
dispatch.
An enthusiastic reception has be>ev
[iromised by sports-nen.
tin. KKl.l.KR KXTKRTAIN>
—THANKSC;mV<; IHNM I.
Last night i he City Cafe was th'
icetie of a festive gathering, the o<
rasion being an American Thank*
siving dinner which was tendered
by Dr 1. S. Keller to several of fci>
friends of this city.
A magnificent specimen of thi
Thanksgiving hird w th all lfc<
•trimmings" was. of course tl.t
[tiece de resistance. The table »'i;
laid for eleven. The doctor seour
•d some \ery odd table ornament
made from nuts and toothpicks .1
;hese were very attractive.
Those present were Mr. and Mr>
P!;elps Pr. and Mrs. Culhertson
Ml and Mrs. Sime: Mr and >'rt
Fred i^ra> Mrs. Archibald and \!r
l>orr —Whitehorse Star.
Another inconsistency The
ion when beaver can be legally taV
?n in Alaska open* Pecetnber 1st
rhen all lieaver ar# in their win
ion;es and when it"c only way the*
■an be taken is by destroying thos>
tomes and, should any escape .n t
water—as many are liable to do—
:hose so doing will soon die of • ■
tosure. the home-building season be
tig over by that time. Beaver shot;; ti
ie protected, but intelligence should
»e employed in providing for pr
edion.—Stroller's Weekl>
A new prune has been disc.ii :-d
in Oregon. It must be a distan
lation of the poor irnts who -.>es.
lutside and depends oi his -v<
ttor to send him a copv of : 1 »•»>!>
Maskan.
Home, an easy chair,
and the Victrola!
What a combination for comfort and enjoyment after
the day's work's done!
You can sit enraptured with the singing of the noblest
masterpieces played by the world's greatest artists; you can
feel the thrill of soul-stirring music by the finest bands and
orchestras; or you can forget your worries in side-splitting
laughter at the merriment of leading entertainers—ail in
your own home on the
Victrola
Victors and Vic trolls $10 to $400.
Come in and let us demonstrate the Victrola. and arrange easy terms of
payment, ii you desire.
KELLER BROS. DRUG CO. j
BENEFIT OF "LIGHT BATHS'
Rheumatism and Neuritis Yield tc
Treatment in Which Pvrp #
R»y» PMty B>g Part
1>e usefulness of "win h«thir for
health hit* Ions hee» reo«ctii*ed Ct»
limited sunshine ha* much to do *Ith
(tx- beneficial effect of i vrcatloo at
the sea«a»ore.
Nowaday* thl* matter l* better un
derstood than It iwfl To be. sad H la
known that the beat rays of the snn
have nothing to do with the phvstcal
benefit obtained from such exposure.
It is the chemical ray* tn the sun
beam—particular!?- the ultra-violet
raj's—that do the ptv-d work.
KJectric lijrht U rtefc tn these ray*,
and many cure* of rheum* t ism and
neuritis have been accomplished by
•'xpostap 'he affected pan of the body
! to a powerful incandescent lamp. Its
rsvs concerifared by a hemispherical
reflector. Kor curative purpose* phy
sicians have turned to useful account
a sort of cabinet lined with such
amps, Into which the patient. lyiiif
on a padd-^d board, coald be alld.
The newest method employ* a '
Itmmt lamp containing roemrry va- i
;>* t. throuch which the elertnr cnr- j
rent Is pa***K! Qnartr ha* th* adiaa- |
race of belnc extraordinarily trans
parent to ultra-violet ray*.
Such a lamp, made In the shape of
a till* of small diameter, can be In
troduced Into She nasal passages for
the treatment of estarrti or Into the
throat for The outr of Infected Tonsil*,
'bus savlnc the patient an operation.
—Philadelphia Ledper.
DO NT FAVOR WEDDING RINGS !
Men D (.like Them, but Most Womr
insist or the Gold Symbols
of Matrimony.
"When I mil—i. I won't insist <*i my 1
t.u-l and w.:irtn£ a wedd'nc ring as
I*e*»|111 i, _li: ihini. he «jr« henpecked."
said n pretty miss to a friend re
<tii!ly. Acc..rdinc to a le»eler. SP
»ut «t 100 tiriih— <lo insist, however,
says the Milwaukee Journal.
"Purine the month of May roost of
"he newly e-if!n.-ed drop in for their
-inrs. iKi-a* onulli the v.iunc man,
. er sele<"tlnc a ruif tor ihe jrirl,
ells tlie clerk that be tlm-vnl *• ant
: any for htmsetf.
"Tlie Cirl will look at Min quickly
arid say: "Oh. yes you do. J.»hn de»r,'
and he»huy» one. In the tnajortty of
•a*e» (i plain i- '>d band Is selected, but
arely a few ■ fIT-ved «nd eturraved rtnc*
j .'nnv been Sold."
This of coarse, does not pro** that
j men «esr tlH- tines A cens r youn$
uan m eavlnc ;lie house In the room- J
uc. place- his ritic in hi* vest pocket
\'hen leavlnc the .nr. on returning
n 'his w»v both wife and hubby are |
lerfecrh vatlstled.
\rw*MOer Advert lamjj.
Ncwsjwjxt fmd nt 5s a universal
<1. Ij ha! t; new sp*per advertising
reaches each day v'.rtaaily all who
X.wspa(<er m!<*rl<!nt 1* The life
I, •■ : of '<w;, jr&de l«e aa«e I! touches
nil oon»uroer sources In every com
Newspaper advertising ruts selling
costs l«o-uuse it entails do «a*te tn |
l'hTlUtT of circulation.
Vewspapn1 advertising insures quiet.
lh'>r.-uch and economical dealer dl»
ribntlon and dealer pond will.
\rv»pa]*»r advertising enables man
ufacturers to Tel: <*here Their prod
not* may be ("ourht.
v.'w«|iai>er ad\ertistng can he
started or stopped over night.
\ on-spKiH-r ad\ ertislng enables manu
fa rnrers to check advertising revolt*
and costs Jr. everj market they enter
V u<|iaper fidwrrismc costs ie«*
than any other kind.—Kr»'in the
Fourth Estate.
Every House Numbered In India.
Nuiulwrinc bouses is an Jiujxirtant
preliminary to <-ensa*4aliini: in India
\-«rly 1« month* In advance of the
ii'nsus date all the villages in the em
I ire are scheduled. and every hnu>*
is numbered In provinces the
census authorities determine tn ad
vance the sJse of the number and
specify the pro(>ort ioti of red ochre j
and oil, or other Itufredienrs. forming |
I :hc substance with uhlcl. the number
Is to be painted.
Racial prejudices have to be con
I sidered. In Hyderabad objection I*
natie to tar because of the color, while '
I in other districts the natives c<msiiler
j red ochre unlucky, and 'f It Is u«ed
I : hey erase the fli-ures. In the cat*
I of huts made of te*T*s and also *hen 1
objection is made on account of caste '
restrictions to the nutnliertng of bowses
by enumerators, the numbers at* |
i i<alnted on hits of tin. tiles, or p»rs, ]
wnd are usually treated with grpal ,
! respect by the natives.
"Burying the Hatchet."
The origin of the synonym for for
getting old quarrels. "Let's bury the
I "latcheu" is traced to an ancient cus
tom of the North American Indiana
After indulging In the most ruthleai
warfare, tribes would assemble at
' what they believed to be the "call of
peace." This. It was supposed. wa» '
ittem! by the lireat Spirit, and In
. rhe course nf a pre*I council and |
i anilflst singular •ereroonte*. they
would smoke the calumet, or pipe of j
«o»ce. and bury their tomahawks on
| der a mound erected in the center of 1
i the smokiiic circle.
This wns equal to an agreement
hat all enmity was at an end. and
i the spirit of peace h':d sett'ed on ttM
<*mpx
ROBBER TRAPPED WITH BOOTY
T reaaune From Sa'nt'a Shrine. St e'en
Lad November. RtCfverK by
Clever Mto* Work.
Hie hi«tnrlc Thirteenth isnlute
treasure of St. Kllrahelh of Hunparr.
whk-h T»f stole* fmn tbe taint's
abrlne at Msrhnrj: la« November. has
he«! ww««4 according to the Bor
Mn correspondent of the London
Time* after havln* been borled In
the hack earden of * l/ondoo mihnr
hen boose
1>>e recovery Is dne tr> the vlpHance
<4 the Frankfort police Six men took
part In the pohherr last November,
and Are of them were arretted erxsi
after There was. however. no slpn
of the stolen trvasTirr and the men
obstinately denied all knowledge of
It.
Eventually, the police pot T to the
track of the sixth man. Emll Kelt
man It was fotntd that In the
tlme he had been to Uondor; he waf
watched, however, and on hi* return
he wa* arrested Purtnj his detention
the lnqnlrte« of the detective led tbe
poltne to believe that Kellman had
hidden the Jewels In England. Jt wa«
*««urt>efl that If be were eet free, he
would pmhahlr *«*t them. He wr«
th-Te^orr let out on hall: at the t»w
time he wa« kept etider strict hot
secret * -alliance by the police. Or.
.Tnt>e I Ke'lman w»*it to Iymdon te
fe-rh ;ne Jewels and on hl» return n
few days arc he was rearrested at
Oeves on The Oerman Potcfc frer
tier, where he was taken red handed
wltt the mlsslnc Jewels and pearls
174 tn oomher. bidden Id his clothe*
SURELY HAD HUBBY TRAINED
Llttl* Mar Knew Hl» Helpmeet'!
Whtatie and. So tc Speak. Gov
erned Hltr*eff Accordingly.
The time was Saturday. S:SP p. m.
the place, a local movie hotise. the
pltl a larje. mbust middle-aped
woman
Rnshlnr up to one of Ihe ushers In
the foyer ahe eTdtedly cried: "Say.
Hoy 1 (eft my hosbsnd In here while
I scent shopplnp. Our car leaves |n
eve mlnntea and he atnt out here.
Port want to hey a ticket: hew car.
T pet hlmT"
"We arent allowed to pace any
one." replied the nsber. "hnt !f res;
describe him perhaps I can flrd him."
Tlte womar apparently did not hear
a word he aald.
T»o yotj care tf I whistle for fclmV
she asked
TTilnklnc ahe was only Joklnc he
said -Oo to It"
Immediately a shrill and weird
whittle startled the qnlet audience.
A meek Tittle man sttttr.c well to
ward the front Jumped as thcmch shot
holted tip the al«>e appeared In the
end meekly rap In the wake of
the robust woenttn whe w*« rapid! >
tnakinr tracks for the tnterurhtr sit
tlon—lndlanapoI!« Vews.
AT W« Living O* I Cfi' Bin"
rinr<i XT PBr*«n« write*
W> W'nrt
Fr»m the tin* ®-e ri«e un*
!« done. we maintain an Int-"wi •»
•oriatlon. either with •••■' or
one of 1« bv-prwdnrts Th
ing arent In onr hrend and n>*
*c hake It witli rt* from iy.s
the ncnt* That run otir «S - *
thai vnleanlre rhe rnhhe- nf
ttxvhlle rtrw TTe npp •
for the rsrl«n« form* of n
That m Into feniMitnc re? n;
elerrrir batteries and hoo*ebo •
for a*p!r1n. «a! <-ylir a<*ld t'
other mm for common <■•■
elements ttsed In manifan^-'rc It
sulatlne marine*. j»bonocr «•>
«rds antl pipestem*; for N">" I •*ir
best »va|lab»e fuel for «q?'>TT" !e
'nternal-eomhnsrlnn e*irinr«.
•veservntlres mnrtibn"* and
'eetirol* W>il)e ro«! fornisbe
plTtr «eM and tTlnltrotolnoj. It «!«••
carries looked In Itself Oil of « • *«»
ire^n and the ninst delicate (' ;
extracts and perfumes
Mar! Wanta but Little: But Woman—
Alice went with her broth>-! I'-'-n to
see her first bonne exhfb!t: >n flirt*
lb* entine l*t nf prellroinar>e» -I • n
with « blase air of a recii'n- h- vine
fan. Then when the main ba:;lr Im
can she relied with the bes' tb> ••
It! The seventh round of the ha'
their was a surprise In ;br ' •— r
a knocked. The crowd went wild
Alio cheered and cheered A'rer a
Tim* she and Bon posh"! their ""a?
thrreiph the crowd to the tw
"Well. he* did rou 11*. t' Ren
isked.
"It »a« wonderful V Alt'* «<nthn«ed
•Rut 1 never ww aorore art sr> "itltiey.
["he; at tens' hare River one
menre "
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2 monsawoKAt cari* 7>
m n
HnTTmnnmiumiiT
w. r. rrorr
Atiimr ■*
rrartl<« fa *1! wwu V
Tn Territory at Alaska
HAIXBS — — — AI.A«*fc *
PR. U R KIOXKR
DnlHl
Mnat MoArt M«h«4i
onto* Botn: M8 a. 14 p. %.
Alaakaa BalldtBH
SKAGWAY Al.AHH
HKAGVATH
fratfrxai orpkr*
t Brno •'dork.
hit brfvthtTl oordUtlj
3. M. Kriler, U A Rrtk»r,
Arrtir Rfropfcr, Arctic CMA
B. r. a ELKS, flkac
J wur >•> «l, L
r. O. Elk*. nw<* rrrrf
TTior»d«y *! * p m
VMUng brotlw** ree
dlallj wrtoomA.
J. C WOOD. Il H.
F. i. VAXDKWAl.U dKnurr
o P. * A. M.
T Whit* hM L*d«* P. » t
$1 A M.** US. BMi 2ro
(JV, *nd 4th »T»ninc»
X Of mm* KosOi 1 II •'rlark.
' Vtxitlag BfKhr» mrr wrnt
juu *. Himi si.
T. J. StrndWi, fc>ern«rj
V rbffrnal OnW ft
CafflaB
ifl*. 7t«. *.1,
I i awi pal fMw «n
in>« U» Ik
■uiti carirn to "
mnntk al th«Mr ball OB Fifth Art
iiwv Vlrttin* brnibfn ror&ailj !»•
<itrd to attnwl.
C. H mV.KRA. W. r.
I i. M. <.rt«.harh. ttoc"y.
Pion^m of AlaMkfti Ictoo 5*. is.
iwm In A. B. Hall «m Mo»d«j !•
»-tvr} month it * W f a
VMiiw hr«l»r» rordlally w»l
row. J. C. PBKU*. Rar'r
Manml Se. •
O. K IL, idm> la M»
poolr ball, Br«t mmt
third FrWir, of
moath. >1 * o'clock. Vt»
ithi(! tTwnhfm
Otarrte M»rt» Sp«rk».
Worthy Mutroa.
Virgin * SoITpoooJ. fin unary.
notice
Wtien you **nt aoyUi!n« no"!
:Ynnk*. R&eir«c» of anytlr.in •!*«.
''all up tb® Johu WUIIama, C. S.
"ran*fPT Co Al*o wood. 1* t»ch.
!#llven>d. 14 50. and coal. p#r ton.
<!pliTpr*d. $ 18.
How's This?
XCt t,1fer 0*»» Ht tV*U*fv
frr mnr c*m Af Ci'irh th»( «MiMl H
corM bf Hii' i Citirrt MrfWoi
RtlTi Oitsrr* Yt* falrm
hy r*t*rrh f • ?h» pm*% tbtrtT*
fir* *rx! has *+ctm* 1um»» M tb#
r>n«t Hiftb)* ?w RftiTf
CatArrfc VNItrlr* art» tiro tV FV»©< N
t*># MuTif* »rr*T!*n# th« P«#
»r^r from tb» Bl<w* IM
r ***<!! iMtklMi
Afta* toti h»**» ffttr»r> f?»TTt Oitarr^
li^AclM frr a »Horr t»m» rmi win —» »
r?*»t ttnrrcr»m*t*T Ir, rr*er l"^*l
b«»idth. ?t*n tftktfur *?•"*• C*t«rr% W+4*
chtt »t »n£ r** rt4 of n*t*rrfc. I«l
for
T. J. CTiFSTT * ™ Trv^5o, Ohia
0oU tof %U DrWttfc We.
White Fass & Yukon Route
TIMK TAM.K XO. 4*.
Towdar* Frid*r»
So. 1. X. Bound. , \<v a. R. Boat*
1« Clwo. " l«t
S.SO fc. m.
1I:(I a. re.
IS: 30 p. m.
ICC JV- IE.
4 25 f tn.
Arrlrei
SRAGWAT
U HITH TASS
BEWBTT
CABCBOSS
WHTTRHORSE
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ll:4t p ir
[«tf a. in
1:1# id
PaiwniJTT* TBUBt be at the depot In Unit to !»«▼• Rum* Ib- 1
spected. and checked, inspect ioa It (topped thirty m!Eotaa b*To.r ■
lesTir.R time of tratna.
156 pobe Js of Barrage will to checked free wILi each fall fare
ticket, and "'6 pound* with each half far* ticket.