..EASTER SPECIALS., j
Fresh Washington Eggs, per doz. .30 ]
Fresh Skagway Eggs, per doz. .35
• FULL LINE SPRING VEGE
TABLES FOR YOUR
EASTER DINNER
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
JUST RECEIVED—A FULL I INE OF
TENNIS SHIRTS
SOMETHING NEW
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
BREAD
That Is:—OUR OWN MAKE
For the past winter we hare endeavored to make our Bread
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy oar cus
tomers and give them BETTER BREAD THAN THE OKI)IV
ARY.
OIK NAME IS'OUR GUARANTEE ud the reason for our sat
isfied patrons.
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
TOWN TOPICS!;
J. K Young was an inferior pa;-- 1
-- uger this morning.
A. H. Jones was a morning's pas
:igtr for Whitehorse.
I>r Ivnicterboi'her hag 'returned .
from a (ortoitltt trio to the States, j
J?. E. Cromarty, pilot for the 1
U'hi'e i'ass, is on his way to the
river.
Sewi-al houses have appeared
v. ith ew coating of paint to greet
Uie sprhig aad summer.
I
Mr. li..sniu?5eu aiul family are i
t<>,»pi ; at the Pullen House uu- |
t : y -r. for a home la Skag- .
>w ay.
Ceo. l.ind. £. V. Brown, B. Ander
d H< irjr Coon formed a party
' i (our. enroute for th© interior,
i
leaving this morning. ,
Mar:in Conway is able to be up
;.:id around his home. The do1
t< r will not, as yet, permit him to
a'tenj Ms duties at thepoyc offiec.
LUX contains more real soap
ihaj five times Its weight in ordi
a*r> soaps or soap powder. Get tt,
ior 10c at Kellers' 11
U. I;. I.uddiugton, Ray Metcalf,
11. W. Gillespie and Bud Gillespie,
.form a party of four recently ar
rived on the Humboldt »o be 13- ]
MK-uited with the White Pass an.) ;
Yukon.
Every one seems to be busily a
fork with shovel and rake gettin.
h» summer's garden under way.
The LadieB of the W. C. T. U
rill meet at the home of Mrs. G
Ziukan Tuesday afternoon at i
i'clock.
LOST — A lady's handkerchk
omewhere between the Popul i
'alace theatre and Ninth street
Wilder kindly return to the Dai:;
llaskan.
REAL CABE
lu reality tha "care of the hair
neans the "care of the sculp." Ap
>lv ' PtTROLA" Hair Tone accordin
o directions furnished with eac'
tottle, and you will not only b
mrpriaed, but pleased with th
vcnderfu] results. A satiafactor
i«lDtx for hair health; sold o;
ts merits and satisfaction guaran
eed »r your money back. ?10'
icr bottla Specify "PUROLA!"
Sold by Keller Bro«. Drug Co. a
DOLPHIN HAS SMALL
PASSENGER LIS
The Alaska Steamship Co.
steamer Dolphin steamed into por
as* nigh* at eight with a sma'
jassenger list for Ska^way. SU
inloaded freight and cleared pot
I* 9 It. m.
Among the Skagway passenger
toted were B. Andwson, Geo. Lititl
•*. E. Ryan, Dr. Knickerbofcher, A
i. Stevenson and Mlsa Norton.
. mere s one ruDDer uoot
✓ that has "made good"
in Alaska, and that's the
Goodrich
"HIPRESS
White Boot
•With the Red-Line 'round the Top"
You know that when a boot comes in and
simply sweeps the whole country like
"HIPRESS" has done, it's GOT to be
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
White Goodrich "HIPRESS" Boots actually wear
longer than iron or steel! You don't have to half
sole them with leather—they far outwear hob
's. The reason for this unusual service is that
"H1 PRESS" are co us true ted by an entirely new process—fifty years
ahead of the old.
Made of the same tough rubber that (foes into Goodrich Auto Tires—welded
together under enormous pressure INTO ONE SOLID PIECE!
Nothing to come apart—they can't leak,' peel, crack or split! They're comfort
able. too—shaped to the foot while it's working. We promise that once you start
wearing White "HIPRESS" you'll never be satisfied with anything else. And
remember—it has a Red-Line 'round the Top.
DEALERS—Write at once for samples and price*.
The B. F." Goodrich Company
FTtnrfr m ALmn f SEATTLE BRANCH:
Factor^ Akron. Oh*. T1»» B. F. GooA-vcb Rubber Company
Branches and Dm1«« Ewywl^r# M 113-15 Kiai Street
J
Loudon, April 24—Parliament be
gan irs secret session today. The'
principal topic of discussion, is the
recruiting situations This ques-'
tion, almost caused a oplit in the
cabinet and Premier Asquith caino;
verv r.o;ir resigning from fche cab
inet, the crisis was averted by a
compromise and will bo settl-ed by
parliament.
Rec.'uiting is a serious condi
tion which confronts this couorty at
the prtsent time. England will
solve the questoin one© aoid for |
all and begin the development of j
her policy decided.
1
OFF SINKERS
Pittsburg, April 24 — Thirteen
thousand men have struck at the
Westlnjhous munition factories,
demauuing shorter hoirre aud more
pay. The strike has completely
tied the factory up. At the time
of the strike they were running
three shifts and at full capacity.
Deputy sheriffs a-re guarding the
j plant. It has been necessary for I
then to use clubs to fight off the
enraged strikers. It is feared
that 'he use of exp'osives will b^?
put iu»o force. Nothing has yet
come oi' the conference tetween the
leads of both sides. Each seems )
| determined, not to give in.
J U. S. COMMISSIONER
BRINGS FAM1LV
; L\ A. Rasmusen, United States j
commissioner for Skagway, returned
from Juneau ou the City of Seattle I
• with his famiiv and will take up
bis residence in this city, a P-r- .
' mancut abode.
The two children, Maude and El j
f mer will enter the Skagway schools.
r Mrs. Rasmussen is delighted with
her new found home and looks fo.*- j
, ward tc the happy times which sho
with, her husband are bcuud to have
in our midst.
WESTWARD BOAT WILL
MAKE THISl'ORT
5 With the arrival of the Alameda
i on Saturday oi »l'is week the Alas
j ka S'euuship Company will com
» meuce their spring and summer aer
f Vict to the westward from this poit.
l Every *en days a boat will make
. Skagxvav going to th-o westward.
I From now oj all boats operated
by this company will leavo Seattle
at nino in the morning instead
of niue at night as was the form
rf sailing hour. This new sched
ule will give tnem twelve hours
F leeway.
Heavy tralfic and waiting
^ freight cargoes on the Seattlel docks
t for Alaskan por's has necessitated
I the Inauguration of la is Sen-ice at
^ an early date. All steamship com
t paniej are preparing for a heavy
busiuc-i_ to Scenic Alaska this sum
mer.
PRINCE JOHN LEAVES OX TIME
The Grand Trunk Pacific Steam
ship Prince Johu arrived at this
port at 5 a. m. Sunday and sailed
for the south on schedule time at
10 a. hi. Sunday. The Prince John
carried nine Ketchikan: passenge.s,
thirty two Juneau passengers and
twelve for Skagway. She had a car
go of about fifty tons few these
ports and in addition had one
hundred and eighty two tons of tin
plate for the Nakat cannery.
The passengers for Skagway
were K. McDonald, Chas. McCauley,
A. R. Muir, C. W. Gates, J. K. j
Young, J. McAllister, J. Dean, S- j
Youns, J. Campbell, A. J. McDon
ald, A.. E. Herron and J. McDonald.
Among the passengers seen leaving
ou ->e Prince John were Ed. Dun
lea for Prince Rupert; E. McDon
ald for Seattle; W. H. Forbes for
Vancouver asid J. P. McAbeer, Supt.
t oi the Tantalus Coal Mine at Car- j
i macks, for Seattle.
The spring with all its beaut} |
is bringing forth the lovers of na-1
ture nud outdoor life. Several
♦ramping parties were formed Sun
day amongst business and profes
sional men of Skagway.
Remember that there is only one {
'genuine" Kodak. If It isn't an \
Eastman, it isn't a "KODAK." Kel- ,
]ers arc the Skagway agents.
n LOOSES
IN NOME SIAIE
Om-iha, April 24—William Jen
nings Eiyan, ardent democratic lead
er, has been defeated in this state
as a delegate to tine National Denfo
Conveutoim which is to be
held in St. Louis to nominate a
candidate for president
F.otir delegates \vere elected
from this state and Mr. Bryan did
not receive enough, votes to make
him eligible for *he honor. It has
been a long time since Mr. Bryan
has no) represented this state in
an active way at the Democratic
convention.
CABLE CONTAINS SAD NEWS
Sad uews awaited J. P. McAbeer,
superintendent of the Tantalus
Coal Mine at C-armacks, when hg ar
rived at Bennett, on his way Into
the interior. A oatle was handed
him informing him of the death Qf
his wife, whom he h:ul left ha®py
and ni-ulthy just a week 'before.
Mr. MtAbeer left Seatite on tile
Sophia, April 15th, and arrived, in
Skagway on th© 19h. A cable was
here informing him of the death
of his beloved wife, but he leftt
without knowing thq contents there
of. It was forwarded and caught
him at Bennett. He left last night
on the Prince John, enrouite to
the bereaved home.
C. L. Brown, hustling insurance
mau, who has been in ouir midst
fcr the winter, left last night for
Juneau.
For this country, whose national
wealth amounts to $187,000,000,00'),
it is estimated by military experts
iliat a full measure of preip&red
ness could be provided at a cost nol
exceeding a proper insurance prem
ium, and other nations would fear
to ai'fack us.
TLe cost of the European *»".
not including the cos* iu life, has
been to England alone $25,000,000
per tiny, and the other countries
are 'spending nearly that amount.
T!'.e recommendations of the Gen
eral «:r.ff of the Army and tho
General Beard of the Navy, for a
perfec" defense do not exceed a
billion dollars, .01S7 per cent of
our national wealth.
Baffled.
The word baffled now has a meaning
entirely different from that applied to
it 31HJ years ago. It is now understood
to mean thwarted, foiled or disappoint
ed, but then it was applied to the proc
ess of degradation by which a knight
was disgraced. A baffled knight was
one who had been pronounced guilty
of conduct unbecoming one of Ills order
and had accordingly been shorn of his
plumes, his sword was broken before
bis eyes, his knightly robe torn away,
his spurs cut off with a clearer, and
after being publicly chastised he was ,
declared to be baffled. The word Is 1
used In this sense by Shakespeare and ■>
other writers of that time. j
Boatmen of Stamboul.
A very interesting people are the Laz
or Lazls. They inhabit the coastal strip #<
east of. Trebi'.ond and the mountains '
behind it There could hardly be a *i
greater contrast than that between ,j
their manners at home aud abroad.
Every spring large numbers of them *1
go to Erzerum to serve as gardeners «|
and agriculturists, and they are found
there to be quiet, orderly and trust- *
worthy folk. Many of the Constantino- i
pie boatmen are Laz, all these having
served in the Turkish navy, and pa
trons tind them houest and civiL But j
at home in Lazistau they are inveterate
robbers, and In ttie past they have '
been notorious as pirates.—London ]
Chronicle.
A Likely Reaeon.
"Green was knocking Brown terribly j
yesterday. I thought they were the J
"best of friends. What has happened?" j
"I guess Brown must have asked 2
Green to pay back some of the money j
he loaned to him."—Detroit Free Tress. j
NUGGE1 MOVlti
Broadiv»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
FIVE REELS '
"The Goddess,"—Tenth chapter
in two parts.
Hearst. Selig Weekly News.
The Fable of Elvira and Farina
and the Meal Ticket.—Essanay coai
edy.
The Phoney Cannibal. — Kalem
comedy.
Music by Mrs. "W. R. Hlllery,
Commences M 8:80 P
When von wear a
"WARNER"
Therms a double sal*6w»
on. You're secure in t h«
knowledge that no woflmn
Is more oorrectly corseted—
even though rf»e may hare
paid three times tha mod
est sum your Warner cost
«—and you know that you
need have no fear of
breaking or of having un>
garments spoiled with rust
stains.
We're Enthusafitic About
Warner Rust-Proof
CORSETS
Because they make good
our claims — because ev
ery pair we sell gives the
customer satisfaction and
confidence in tills store.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
PfflMPlCTIlPME
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
.Saturday and Monday
Eclair Universal presents THE CABOLLERO'8 WAY la thr<>e
parts with Wm. Dunn, J. M. Johnson, Edna Payne and Hal
Wllsooi.
ANIMATED WEEKLY 2440.
A GIRL IN PANTS.
TfcJE NEW HAT — Very funny comedy.
Admission 86c and 10c Begins 8:30
f Bank of Alaska *
Fifth Avenue, between Broadway and State St. j
• Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
CASHIER
ASSISTANT OASHIEli .. .
ASSISTANT CASHIER ....
ASSISTANT CASHIER . . .
GENERAL COUNSEL .. ..
ATTORNEY
DIRECTORS *
ZOHETH B. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, P. H. GANTY. ^
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. EL HEN SON, " *
ANDREW STEVENSON, " ■*"
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The Rank of Alaska ani.ounccfe »liq opening of its bank 4*
at Wrangell, Aloslai, ou Tuesday, May 2nd, 1010.
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Attention Is directed to the fact that the Banjc of Alaska
is open eoatinueiwly from 10:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M.,
thus a/fording those who arc engaged ad other times to ***
transact business at the noo:i hour. *J*
ANDREW STEVENSON
ANDREW A. BENTON +
W. H. WARREN +
GEORGE HUTH .U
W. L. LANDSBOROUGH. •£
JOHN KENNEDY 4.
ARCHIBALD B. STEVENSON .
H. L. FAULKNER *
V
v/juu&j ^ u/iiin *n
•• >Vl- »•.. •
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $30,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLIS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice| Pi"es. Caahier.
THE
YUKON
CAFE
MRS. DORCAS JOYCE
The Best Meal in
Whitehorse •
Front Street, opi osite Depot
PRICES REASONABLE
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS I
sad |
TOBACCO 5
and different articles £
Don't forget the number (
428 Broadway £
Tony Dorteroj
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