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Sailing* from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
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ALASKA SCHOOL NEWS
Altho receiving notice of the con
test very late In the school year, sev
eral members of the 1921 high
school graduating class in Alaska
entered the "Good Roads—Highway
Transport" essay contest for the
Firestone University Scholarship
prize, which carries with it attend
ance for four years, with ail expens
es paid, at a university or college to
be chosen by the winner of the con
test. This essay contest is nation
wide. A central national committee
passes upon the essay submitted
from each state and territory und
awards thescholarship to the win
ner. Harvey S. Firestoue, president
of the Firestone Tire company of
Akron, Ohio, is the donor of the
scholarship.
The essay of Miss Floris M. Clark
of Skagway was awarded first place
in the Alaska contest and will be
judged with fifty other, represent
ing the 48 states, Porto Kico, and
the District of Columbia. Second
and third rank in the Alaska con
test were won by Miss Margaret
Collins of Fairbanks, and Miss
Kathleen Ward of Juneau.
The contest is an anual affair. The
committee has indicated tha: the
subject will be announced much ear
lier during the present schcal ycar.
It will relate to some phase of mo
tor truck transportation or ro.ids
High school seniors who contem
plate entering the contest will do
well to secure material early. A
bibliography of bulletins and book
lets covering this subject is being
sent to all high schools.
The following schools Issued a
school annual last year: Afognak.
"Kalega"; Anchorage, "Anchor";
Douglas, "Taku": Fairbanks, "I'rsa
Major"; Juneau. "Totem"; Ketch
ikan. "Kayhl"; Skagway. "Trail";
and Wrangell. "Wrangler."
These annuals are exceed ing
ly interesting and reflect credit
upon the school and editorial stalf.
However. "Kalegu" is most uiique.
All other annuals are printed and
profusely illustrated by the use of
| cuts. "Kalega" is entirely "hand
made." There is 110 printing press
at Afognak. hence the pages ar*»
typewritten. For the same reason
it was necessary to use prints of
photographs in illustrat'ng the
book. Much ingenuity was delay
ed in the arrungement of the photos
of the various classes and In pre
paring pages of snapshots.—Alaska
School Bulletin.
Al.l'INK n.ru TO MK.l'.T
IX SOCIAL SESSION
The Alpine Club will meet for a
social evening in the A. 11 hill at
S o'clock tomorrow evening. All
members are requested to be pres
ARRl'CKLE RELEASES
CHIEF COVNSE1.
San Francisco, Oct a.—Arbuckle
has withdrawn his chief counsel.
Frank E. Domlnguez.
RED ARMY REPORTED
I.N VLADIVOSTOK'K
Paris. Oct. 5.—An unconfirmed
wireless message from Riga stated
that the Bolshevik army has captur
ed Vladlvostock.
ONE-HALF NAVAL AIR
FORCE ON PACIFIC
Washington. Oct. 3.—The 1'. S.
navy is establishing one-half of iis
air force on the Pacific coast.
TARIFF BILL HEARING
RESUMED NOVEMBER I
Washington, Oct. 2.—The hear
ing on the permanent tariff bill will
be resumed November 1.
The harbor boat Peterson made
the round trip from Haines and Ft.
Seward yesterday, having brought
up a number of officers and soldiers
who transacted business here.
The heavy rain today stopped the
crew from working on tho Third
ax'eune bridge.
The work Is progressing rapidly
and the big towers loom up high
and can be seen from many parts
of town.
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New Canadian
Immigrations
Regulations
KACH new (TOIKR mi st have
$•-.">0, m;T BRITISH AND 1'.
S CITIZENS EXEMPT
Ottawa.—Regulations governing
the admission to Canada of immi
grants. published in this week's
Canada (iaaette, provide that each
immigrant over IS years old must
have at least $250 !:i his possession
in addition to a sum sufficient to
cover lanu transportation charges
In the case of immigrants under
IS years, the sum of $125 is'requir
ed, while parents must possess $50
for each child under the age of five.
These regulations are waived in
fBVor of farm laborers and domestic
servants and in favor of persons
traveling to join their families.
The entry Into Canada is prohibit
ed of persons not in possession of
valid passports issued by the gov
ernments of their respective coun
tries These passports must be pre
sented within one year of their is
sue. and. if not British passports,
must be vised bv a British diplo
matic or consular officer. This re
gulation is not intended to apply to
British subjects coming to Canada
either directly or indirectly from
the United Kingdom, the United
States, or any of the self-governing
Dominions, or to a citizen of the
t'niied States or to persons who
have resided in the I'nited States
for at least one year
TO i:\TKHT.\I\
The children in the three lower
classes In the First Presbyterian
Sunday School, with the'mothers
and babies of the Cradle Roll of
that church, will be entertained at
the Social Center on Saturday after
noon of this week, from 3 to 5
o'clock. Mothers of the children
will bear this in mind, and see that |
they get there so as to have a pood j
time. Games and goodies to eat
will be on the program. The teach
ers want every child to be present.
WOOD CONFIRMED
<;<>V.-<;F.X. OF PHIUPPIVKS
Seattle. Oct. 5.—Major General
Leonard Wood was confirmed as
governor-general of the Philippine
Islands today. His confirmation to
this post permits his immediate re
tirement from the army, where he
has held important position*.
\\ ISDOM OR (iOM)
Prof. Edotiard Branly. who is to
receive this year's Nobel physics
prize, has for years made wireless
telegraphy his special study, and
the award of the prize is a recogni
tion of his many inventions for the
development of wireless communi
cation. llis sensitive coherer made
it possible for Mr. Marconi to util
ize the Hertzian waves far commer
cial purposes, .lust before the war
the Marconi company ottered Mr.
llranlv the post of technical adviser
to the French Marconi company, a
post to which a handsome salary
was attached, lint the piofcssor pre
ferred to continue his laboratory re
searches. "One does no: live Ions
enough." lie snid. In declining the
[ appointment, "thoroly to exhaust
| one single scientific idea. Why ask
me to turn aside from my investiga
tion to gather in useless sold piec
es?"—Exchange.
Kenneth Italian who recently pur
chased the house where he lives, has
begun improvements looking to the
enlargement of his flower and vege
table garden and the beautifying of
his home grounds for another year.
These improvements will add very
much to the appearance of this
beauty spot, which was a mecca for
tourists of the past season.
SALESMEN—To represent One
Hundred and Thirty-Seven House
hold Necessities, sold direct to the
Consumer. Real opportunity to
build a business of your own. Write
City Sales Department of J. R. Wat
kins Company, No. 63 Bluxome
Street. San Francisco. California. 2t
Commercial Hotel
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DODGE CAR SERVICE FOR SIGHT SEEING
Heather Wool Hosiery
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A Hose that offers all the Styl? that
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Popular Picture Palace
Saturday and Sunday
The Cinema Murder
By Phillips Oppenheim
With Marion Davies In The Tile Role
Mac Sennett Comedy
HEARTS AND FLOWERS
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IN i.\iu>k\toi:v
Washington. Oct. 3.—The silk
gowns of the future will lie made ;
In the laboratory, according to
shemists of the department of agri
culture. The war department de
clares that the synthetic silk which
was developed during the war is
now a great success.
Piles Cured In 0 ro 14 I>«js
Druggists refund money If PAZO
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Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and ,
you can get restful sleep after first i
application. 60c.
A BIT OF ADVICE
First—Don't Delay. Second— Don't
Experiment
If you sufTer from backache: head
ache or dizzy spells: if you rest poor
ly and are languid in the morning:
if the kidney secretions arc irregu
lar and unnatural in appearance, do
not delay. In such cases the kid-!
neys often need help.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
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residents desire more convincing ]
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Geo. Nawotty. butcher. 1249 Grant
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trouble. At times when I stcop«i i
I could hardly straighten because
of the severe pains which caught
me in the small of my bark. 1 was
subject to pains in the hack of my
head and spells of dizziness and m>
kidneys didn't act right. I saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised in
the paper and one hox knocked the
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also rid me of the dizziness and;
made my kidneys well."
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ret Doan's Kidney Pills—the same'
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