POMPEIANOLIVEOIL
IS THE BEST
We Guarantee Its Purity, Quality and Full Measure
Half Pints, .25 Quarts 1.00
Pints .50 Half Gal. 1.90
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
HEADLIGHT OVERMIS
We have j ust received a shipment».« i
the Best Union Made Overalls. We
have been forced to raise on prices
1 Suit of Headlight Overells $3:00
1 Garment $1.50
DORTERO & SON, Clotiiier* and Furnishers
BREAD
THat Is:—OUR OWN, MAKE
For the past winter we have endeavored to makes our Bread
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy oar cus
tomers and give them BETTTER BREAD THAW THE OBDIN
ARY.
Ol'R NAME IS Ol'R GUARANTEE and the. reason for our sat
isfied patrons.
GOLDEN NORTH GAFE
TOWN TOPICS
Fraak Cook returned from Ju
neau "ii the Alameda.
Mr. Stetson will be added to the
force oi 'he White Pass.
A1 Stewart from Whitehorse has
resist' red at the Golden North.
Ilans Tillisou and wife from
Kuby, are making a brief stay in
our rity. ± j; i .
N". C. Jensen was a passenger
for Seattle. He will undergo opti
cal treatment
Mr Hayiaan, a commercial trav
elr. ti: "chased a ticket southward
on the Sophia. t
J. 11. Nichoaldsou, traveling for
Armour and Co., is making business
calls in Stag way.
Head Lynch s adv. on first'page
today 5-l-3t.
C. C. Atkins and wife were out
luuud passengers oa the Sophia
Mr-. A'kins will seek medical at
tention in Vaaicouyer.
F. 1!. Wurzbacher has returned
irom the states and is at his desk
this truing busy as the busiest
railway man in the whole system.
*1 i: in iithly business meeting and
>o<:: t of the Women's Church Aux
ili-r- will be held at the home of
Mr.. L. H. Pederseu onWednesday
afternoon. Mrs. R. H. Pratt will
le hostess.
Mrs. Josephine Reda and daughr
ter Elizabeth, arrived on the Spo
kane. Mrs. Reda was a pioneer in
Skagway, having opened a store and
hot -1 here in the early days. Mrs.
Reda Is now located in Prince Ru
pert acd is visiting in Skagway and
Haines where she has property for
M'e. . j-iLiiJ
The H. J. Lynch dry goods and
clothing store will be closed three
days beginning toorrow, for the
puipi-ie c£ invoicing the stock.
When tie doors re-open a series
of special sales will begin jrhieh
will present to the people of Skag
vav many splendid money-saving
opportunities. 5-1-lt.
J. F. Bishop and wife, claiming
Ruby as their domicile, arc) stoPr
ping a lew days in Skagway.
J . kc Hayes, superintendent of t-«
government Toads in Southeastern
Alaska, was in Skagway. He re
ports t^st he has put a gang of
men to work on the government road
making repairs wherever they are
needed. , .uUuLui J_ »i-i ai
FOR SALE—A room bouse, 3 lots,
50x100 on 11th Avenue. A bargain
at {250 cash. First one to plunk
down the cash gets it. Enquire
Alaskan office, -4-28-tX.
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BUi SAFS OX. ITS JOIHW
The big 'hree ion saXa for the
Bank of Alaska, which £as been pa
tie^ly waiting at the docks, for
transp< taltion, waa safety loaded on
ifte rpokane eajly this morning and
is now en Its way, to handle the
valuatie papers and wealth of the
city of Wrang^ll.
.Sl'OKA.YE IX- AX EARLX HO L it
1'he Spokane, reached poxt at the
early hour of 4 a. m. .with passen
gv.--.-s and cargo of fourteen tons. It
cleared port an hour la^er .with five
passeugere for way pasta.
The captain, reporte, a, favorable
jouxnj-y and extra .heavy bookings
with bis company tor. tourists in the
summer months,,
AI5MY FROM BIG BOAT
INYAHE8 8KAUVVAY. SOIL
The Alaska S. S. Co.'s big oceaa
going beat, the Alameda, steamed
into. Skagway U'tt night at. 10:2(1
and lifted-anchor at 11:?0 for the
westward. This marks-the begin.
ntug cf the'visits,to.this port of
the big boats, to tbewestward.
It carried the following pas
sengers for Skagway, E. R. Brown
and, wife, J. E. Bishop, and wifa.
Dr. B. lna and .wife, Hans Tejlson
aula wife, Cap^, Crpwlery, A. L..
Giaodenow, J. F. Heialein, R. G.
Lafavor.-li. Laudsborough and wife,
ijisg Do.-othy Laneborougih and
Frank Cook.
A total of over four hundred and
twetty f'rtt passengers were ajbo&rd
fir points V-. the westward. One
hundre i and ninety eight of whom
Hfem for Anchorage.
Wfcftwai-d passengers from Skag- I
way were. Dr., Westermajin, John
Kennedy. Mrs.. Snell and two daugh
ters and J. , C. Walker.
3.\< K TO EQS FORMER LINE
Friends and acquaintances of
Henry Friedenthai will -be glad to
learQ that he has associated him
j sel< with the well known firm of
Lynch and Kewiedy.ln 81cagjy.a.y. |
! Mr. Friedenthai baa been in Al
aska for nineteen, years. At one
time ho was In the general mer
chandise bu$jnej» for himself In
jthis ci»v. Since leaving the mer
cantile business he hag spent his
time prospecting and at various vo
cation. The call of the commrecial
world was too strong for him and
he h^d to give heedance to its call
ing.
ONLY OJ5 "Brono QnWne,'* that fa
| ^axative Rromo Quinine
• CoW in One Day, Crep ii 12 Days
oahox 25c.
•CWf
thiAx;s look pretty
bright for interior
I5f. ii. S. Keller returned from
[ Interior points Saturday ana bus
beea buHly engaged with .his client a
s(Hce » arrival homo. When Been
far a few minutes this morning
he reporied that people in the in
terior \vre looking forward to th>
best >-e"8on that they have experi
enced for some years.
The conditions ID) Whitehorso aire
exceptionally good. The mines are
showing up good. The Grafter
and Pi'pblo mines are shipping'thiir
ore.
A'l of th? inerhcauts are en
joying piosperlty. They have done
a lar"e busiuess with Indian trap
pers this year and indications point
to a busy ypring and summer.
The- new hospital in Whitehorso
can be classed with the finest in
the I11.C It is thoroughly equipped
in every respect. Patients Mead
no longer seek hospital service
from the outsk.e as doctors can
give I hem the very best right in
Waitfhoioe now.
In Carcross'the Doctor found the
same conditions. Mining is loooking
up auJ everything rings like a good
time war ahead for the interior
people. The hotel iu Carcross is
being remodeled and additional
rooms are being added. At least
twelve rooms will be added to the
nlace.
The or«ctlon of the now hotel in
Atlin will be a big drawing card for
that town. It is destined to be a
stopping place for tourists to the
interior.
The liver is breaking up and
transportation down the river will
soon be in full swing. Practically
all of the captains and tSeir crews
hav* reported for the season; on the
river. All in all this should b<; one
of the r.es* years that the Yukon
atid surrounding territory has ever
experienced.
Christ Compton, mayor of Pen
nington, has been in Skagway for
i\ couple of days. He left fOT his
home this morning.
STRIKERS GO BACK TO WORK
Seward Alaska, May 1—The la
bor commission has agreed to raise
the m'nimum wage to forty five
cent an hour. The Alaska Labor
Uniou has decided to accept the
new wage scale and the strikehas
, been c'-il'cd off.
HANK OFFICIAL
REPORTS FOR DUTY
W. L. Lansborough arrived on
the Alameda- last niglit and today
is at post of duty with the Bank
of Alaska acting in the capacity of
asMi.laut cashier.
Mrs. Lansbcrough and little
laughter Dorothy are accompanying
the b«nk official and will make
thiy>r homo in Skagway for a few
months Mrs. Lansbor&ugh is a
sister cf Frank Cook, deputy U
S. inarchal, located.
RANK OFFICIALS OFF
FOR ANCHORAGE
Er. T. T. Westermamn, vice presi
dent of the Bank of Alaska, with
Johu Remedy, cashier for the Bank
left la'-t night o-n the Alameda for
Anchorage.
Uti^n their arrivr.l they will open
the doors for the Bank of Alaska
in *ha* citv. The Dotcor has b©en
so busy preparing for the opening
that he did not have time toper
sona'ly gay gocd bye to all of his
friends it Skagway. When seen as
ho won stepping on the gang plank
last night his word was "Tell them
good bvc for me in the Daily Alas
kan."
PRINCE JOHN IN AND OUT
The Frioce John Jeft Prince Ru
pert with forty nine passengers for
Alaskun ports, five of whom were
for Skagway. Besides the large
passengers list it also carried 200
tons of tin plate for canneries on
• he run.
It cleared this port at 10 a. m.
Sunday with a light passenger list
from this port. An excellent trip
is r'-'perted by the officers in/ cha;-^.
NUGGET MOVIES
UrnatltYB;:. Iiet ween 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
FIVE REELS
"The Goddess,'—llthl chapter.—
Two I' fls.
Selis; Weekly News.
r The Fable of the Busy Man and
tho M'e Woman, by George Ade.—
Essanay comedy.
Saved From The Vampire.
Music by Mrs. W. R. Hlllery.
Continences M 8:30 p. ro.
cWALRY JtOOT Ot't BAVDITS
iCWMinhua, May 1—Tho 'Ameri
..an cavalry platoons are actively
engHgPd running down fugitive VII
UsUs. The bandits are soi ocat
twi that It Is necessary fcv the
i cava'r;.- divisions to separate iotd
squads and work at rooting the
' dopeiruioes from thelT lairs in this
> method Several bandits have been
| rounded up and are held in this
city as uriBoners of war. ,
COURT HOUSE NOTES !.
i
U. S. Commissioner Rasmussen
has aopcirted Helen Day Lynch as
the administratrix of the estate of
the late Heury J. Lynhc.
^:iEs Agfnes Moffat has purchased
1 from Mary Cox, a lot and house on
j 20th and Main. The deeds are
on recrTl and show a consideration
jof$20'\
Tlic administrator sale of the
ettate of Kate Bowman was held in
pursuance to law at the court house"
this afternoon by George Dillon.
Mr. liart'Eon bid on two pieces of
property on Broadway for $1500.
Mr. .Tanner was the l\ighesfi bid"
tier tor a lot on 11th street.' His
hid was $2?. Theeale was held at
2 n. nv, Monday, May let.
HAINES NOTES
H'.ines, April 30—On last Friday
Perkins, stsy son of Fred Perkins
\vo3 fo-.»nd guilty by a jury in Judge
Kennedy's court of breaking the
wiuff'Wr in B. E. Benson's house,
and «:■> *euced,to three mouths im
prisonment in jail." Young Per
■viiis is only about sixteen years of
a^e, end it is too bad that our laws
will not seaid him ta a reform
school as he is comparatively
speaking, nothing but a ohild.
J. V Ward came up from his
home at Glacier on Friday knd went
on up to Skagway, returning here
on the Peterson Saturday evening.
J. \V. Combs, deputy U. S. mar
shal-, took young Perkins who had
betn convicted of breaking the win
dews ia B. E. Benson's house, to
'Juneau on the Jefferson.
The guardian of the estate of
J. K. Reynolds, has posted notices
of aa.'p of the personal property of
thti esta'e for next Saturday at one
o'clock. Among the property to t>e
sold, a ill be flfteeu head of stock
hogs, md various farming imple
ments.
MRS. MAURICE RIPI.N
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'
Il.iii-cs, Alaska, April 22 — The
j People ol' Haines were shocked and
saddened latt Sunday night, April
1G, to hoar that Mrs. Maurice Ripin,
i the wife a prominent businefs
j man litre had died suddenly from
I h art t rouble. Mrs. Ripin had
| beeu ai!?ng for several years past
and with her husband made an ex
! tended trip through the States last
[ sum-iifr and to New Yorlc City,
where their daughter; Norma, was
attending school. The trip seemed
to be beneficial and she galted
much strength while gone and
was in her usual health when
stricken suddenly on Sunday night
last and death came before the
doctor arrived.
Mrs. Ripin, nee Pauline Jacobs,
was born in Oberstein, Germany,
45 years ago. Came to America
with h°r ji'irents while quite young.
Was married to Mr. Ripin in Cin
cinnati Ohio, 23 years ago, and
thev have lived in Haines for" 16
years past.
The deceased is survived by her
husband and one daughter, Norma,
who v.-as inDouglas, Alaska, at
tending school at time of the deatii
but came on news of sad tidings.
The funeral was held from the fam
ily residence on Front street, in
termnxt in the Ft. Wm. H. Seward
c mtterv on the 19th. The fun
eral ceremonies were delivered in
I-Iebrow and Englfsh by the Mayor
of Haines, Colonel Sol Rfpinsky.
The feeling of sorrow for the de
ceased was very marked and her
husband and daughter have the
deepest sympathy; of all in the great
bereavement.
Alaska Junk Co
of Juneau Alaska,
Dealers in
RUBBER, COPPER, BRASS,
LEAD, ZINC, SACKS, RAGS,
ROPE, SCRAP IRON
R«ar of Spickett'a Postoffice
store.
Don't Be Alarmed!
IF YOU CATCH THE
Paint-Up and Clean-Up Fever
DOCTOR SAYS ITS AN EPIDEMIC
Brush out rll the cob webs and germ centers; get a can of white
enamel and give the wood work in the bed rooms
and both room a coat
Give the floor a coat of No. 15 Foor Vsarnish, a gallon will
cover 700 sqnare feet
Valentine's Valspar Vanush that Wom Tum
F White
Puts new life into your furniture
Japalac Gole and Aluminum Paint for Wood or Metal
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdajs 0 P. M.
POPULAR PICTURE PALACE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office. Fifth Avenue
O"oen Eve/} Night ' Raised {Seats
Sunday and Monday
ft«lx presents Wallace Reed and lauliqe Bush in THE WALL
MONEY, in two pftits.
STRAND WAR SERIES NO. G.—Actual Bcenftn in the fighting
Hn.«V ; i
Edwin Augusn in PITFALLS.
THE MARKOW SQUEAK. — A coiiiedy uproar. Produced by
David Kirkland.
5,000 feet of films.
Admission 25c an i 10c Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Fifth Avenue, between Broadway and State St.
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICEHS
PRESIDENT _ ANUlvEW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J. T. WE3TERMANN
CASHIER W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHH.J: .... GEOKGE HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... \V. L. LANDSBOROUGH.
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... JOHN KENNEDY
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, P. H. GANTY.
ANDREW A. BENTON, \V. H. HENSON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
The Bank of Alaska am.ounces Hie opening of its bank
at WnigeUt Alaska, 011 Tuesday, May 2nd, 1016.'
The, Bank of Alaska aiiuouncep the opening of its Bank
at AnclioragC Monday, May 15th, 1010.
Attention is directed to the tact that the Bank of Alaska
is open continuously from 10:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. 51.,
thns affording thosn who arc engaged at Other times to
transact business at the noo-i. hour. ...
OJLDES* BAJSft IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
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Capital, $."0,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLIS, GDV McNAUGHTON,
President. Vieq Pres. CaaTiler.
THE
YUKON
I CAFE
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MRS. DORCAS JOYCE
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The Best Meal in
Whitehorse
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j Front Street, op, osite Depot
PRICES REASONABLE
, Wholesale and Retail
i CIGARS
; and
. TOBACCO
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