Try Oar
70 cts. EGGS
They Are Good
We Hm Softie
Extra Fancy Canning Peaches
Now is The Time to Ofrcfer
C. W. AsR & Sfctts
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JUST RECEIVED
Large Shipment of
Socks and Sweater
Hand Knitting Yarns
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
OFFIOB—SKCOMD AND BROADWAY—PHONE 50
SAILINGS FROM SRAGWAT
— FOR—
SEATTLE, TACOMA, VANCOUVER, V1CT8RM
SPOKANE Oct. 2 16
SEATTLE Sept. *2 25 Oct 8 21
Coonectlnt tl Juneau for Cordova, Val'lez aud s«w»r<J
LOW RATES TO CALIFORNIA f6lNTS
Ertrr MwrfiT. TWiWar. S»t*ri«r Frt« S»«tlU <»r !u ftadia, km In
D«t». -Rtil TickH* t> All Poiata ia Um U» t»i SUIh *W CutJi
W. A BROWN. Agent
SKAtW*Y. XlUSleA |
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Alaska steamship I*. 3
— -n; v; - - — — - ~ "■ ,~iaSMBBfiSftfe J
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY FALL t©t8 5
For Seattle and Pugct-Sound Porto
S. S. JEFFERSON, Sept 15,28
S. S. ALAMEDA, Ott. 14 ■*
For ANCHORAGE and Westward Points
S. S. ALASKA, Sept. 20 «• •
S. S. NORTHWESTERN, Sept. 14
S. S. ALAMEDA, Stpt. 9,
Passengers transferred to Victoria. Vancouver and T*coma withobt e«t» charrge
"Phone 66 E- J- SHAW, Agent Skyway
Palatial Steamer
PRINCESS '98PHIA
Leaves Skagway Y. ML
Aug. 21-31, Sept. 11-21, Oct. 2-12-23, Nov. 2
—FOR—
Prince Rupert and Points South
TICKETS TAKE SAME RATE TO
VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, TACOMA,
OLYMPIA, EVERETT, BELLINGHAM,
ANACORTES and PORT TOWNSEND
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Reservation and all information from \
_ W.J. O'Brien
Agent; Dawson
L. H. Johnston
ot + Agent, Sbgway
F.r: Lowle, Gen. Agt., Main- Yubn,' joartu
10RE SKAGWAY
HOYS CALLED
iq mm
Clia* l registrants are called to the
colo*a, to report October 1st, 1918,
The selective draft has struck
home again to Skagway, and more
of the boys from this town will an
fwer the call to the crilors on Oc
tober first.
5hia following letter "Was glvea
to tlie Daily At&rikftn this morning,
Local Exemption Board No. 7, Tiav-'
Ing received orders to notify the
registrants of the call late Satur
day night: '
You ate aufhSrteed to give the'
following such publicity^ p you
may see 1ft.
Pursuant to a telegrum receiv*;
ed from the Governor's Olfioe bin
der date of September 14th, all
at 10 a. m. fijr embarkation, for Pt.
Wm. H. Seward, This indludes all
men qualified for 6peciai or limited
service, and the list of Skagway reg
istrants called is as follows:
general military service :
Itoy H. Kale
Chas. J. Rapuzzl -
H. L. Haines
Wm, Bigoff
Thoe. J. DePue. ' t '
J. "W. Storey
T. A. Moe
J. L. Murphy r ' "
J. W. Fly an
I. L. Seavers !! J '
C. L. Sattemsddhl ' 1
Wm. 0. Smith
'LIMITED SERVICE |
H. G. Ask
G. C. Leach ' , ,
M. L. Hunt j 1
A. 0, Wiegand
J. Thome
Nick Matkovich
L. A.' Crepeau . Jul
Mike R. Robs * «i
S. N. WItso '' •
The® Running. fUi
H. ASHLEY,
Member of Board.
CONFERENCE ON
CHILD WELFARE
Alt/Uquerque, Sept. 16.—'Instruc
tion in child1 -welfare work was giv
en as part of the program of the
Mother-Daughter Congress held re
cently here under the direction of
the New Mexico food administration,
'he council of State defense, the
State college extension •division artd
the woman committee, Coujicil of Na
tiooal Defense.. Five hundred deie
irate* were present, every county in
the State being represented.
VTTACK WITHOUT'LOSS
Writing home, Private Jess E.
Suffecool, Company M, Twenty-third
infantry, sayg that the Wg gun fire
is hard on the nerves. He tells
going over the toP without the
loss of a man. Private SdffecoGl
was a former Skagway boy. (He
a^ns: • |
"I am still "whole, and :I hope
to be for some tm»e yet. Our com
pany went over tne top after the
German? behind a perfect barrage
from our artilley without losing a
singl' man killed, althorn&h a ntrm-1
ber were -wounded. "The platoon 1
am in captured forty-one 'Ger
mans and killed a number-or others.
"A few or our men were'kflled
by German artillery lire, ••which'was
very intense before we went over.
I never expected to come out ox it
aitvo, but I did", and expect to come
out of a few more before the war
is over. e'
"The heavy gun fire is'V-ery hard
on your nerves and it don't take
| long for you t get unstrung. The
' Germans seem to be glad of a
chance to surrender, especially to
us as they have learned to respect
the Americans, and we are edueatT
Ing them more every d<ay.
"We are beginnng to realize a 'it*
tie bit yhat the allies haw gone
through before us, and I think af
ter the Germans get a good dose
at their own medicine that they
will ready to quit a( any price.
I' have not received any mail for
ore<ty near a month now on account
of ireing put in a new place in a
new outfit. Our company and regi
ment' have made good names for
themselves, but have paid a high
orice'tfor it. We help^ed to square
accounts when we went over the
tdp> a few days ago.
"Miave escaped being gassed, and
I am not sorry, for it is bad stuff
have around. A German air
plane just ventured near and ia>get,"
tine a warm reception from onr
gttns.i j
Private Suffecool is the son O)
'Tran* ©uffecool of-" thfe «Hy. 1, j
BOB fe<Utfc BACK oti taaii .TOB
After an absence extonfling for
nearly six moatte, "Bob"- fc*rl ft-{
turWfl to SMgway yesterday and
to<5ay resumed his duties in the
Whl'r Pass auditor's office.
In apaaking of his trip Mr. E&rl
said that he has Pretty thoroughly
checked ut> do lees than 27
a-nd be ba« come oaclc to Skagway
for a rest. I t was hia intention, to
^es* while on ieate of absence fnbm'
bis ituties herq, fout bo.say* th*t
it on» la in the .staiteb there la 110
such thing as .rest It la &U work,(
everywhere, and while there is a
great deal of recreation to be bad
at war prices and aliio at less cost,
it requires 4 certain amount of
energy to set the full *a»ue of thb ;
money $p6nt. ; |
ak Mar anb NMir union
organizes new club
The removal of Governor Strong:
Garrison of the Army and 'Navy Un
ion from Fort W. H. Sew&rd by rea
son of the transfer of the beads of
the chapter from that post
to the States, left Port
Seward wittoout a chapter, and
as the union is one of the most
prominent military clubs, steps were
Immediately taken by tnembere ot
Fort Seward Garrison for & new
chaner, and a Bbort time ago the
Robe.t Bruce Brown' Garrison of thq
"Arm. and Navy teague wasorgftniz-i
e'd. '
The name, Robert Bruce 'Drown
was chosen in 'honnor of Cant.
"Bruce" Brown, who served* sev-j
oral enlistments In the Udited: States
regular Army vamd then retired to,
ctvi! life, choosing Haines as hi®
residence, and where he engaged in'
' usfaess up to last winter, when
he again entered ttoe militapy sorV*i
Ice, and through bis knowledge
gained through the yeans of trains
ine in the regti|ar army, was ah
most immediately given a captaincy
Cant. -Brown is now somewhere in
France ftgbting for bis country^
and* his friends have taken this
means of paying honor to! him *>y
flaming the new garrison after
Mm. '4 !
Fourth Lttwrtv Lotan Campaign
Opens September 28th.
George Rumble went out ort
t.ho train this morning: to do some
wors on the White R^ss telegraph
and teleptibrie lines between herd
an* Whitehorse. I 1 1
Matthew Watson, the Carcross
merchant, ieft on Saturday forhomg
He may come over again on Satur
day to meet his wife and childrea
who are returning on the Sophia
ifrom an extended trip to VSnconter,
B. C. ■ I
Rev WinterDerger, who came op
'ivom Haines on the Peterson Sat
Lrday to hold services in th$ Pres
byterian church berp, returned on
the Jefferson today. Next week
the pulpit will be supplied by . Rev.
P. R. Falconer of Klukwan.
The steamship Northwestern Jar'1
rived .in this, port early yesterday
■afternoon. The following pAssen
•?rs left the ship at this port:
B Earl, A. Hilsman, Margaret 3.
Thomas, Lois S. Selh, Mrs. E. G.
Milter and Rev. G. E. G. Gallant.
Dennis Kostis, who 'hfts charge
;of• the Log Cabin flection of the
Whit* Pass road1, was a passenger
to .Sicagway on today's train, >Yes
terday he had the misfortune of
breaking the thumb on his left hand
operating his "Casey Jones" power
ear. and came over to skagway to
lk«Ve Dr. Qabie scientifically set
the bone. <
A. M. Rousseau left this morn;
ing for home after spending ^th6
weak, end here. Mr.. Rousseau aij
iconisular agent for the U. S. at
Whitahorse has his hands full at
tMo time looking after the registrar
tion and straightening „out the-#f"
fatrs of" U. S. cftizehs subject - to
draft, living in Whitehorse and*
vicinity.
Clifford Matthews returned from
Juneau yesterday with his brother
JadA. Clifford went down there in
bop^s of obtaining employment and
after wending* ten weeks 'there *nd
working eight days decided that
Skagway was the place for him. He
states that it is difficult to obtain
satisfactory employment and that
the expense of livipg is very much
in excess of living in Skagway. Clif
ford hag accepted a position with
the Whit$ Pass and .Yukon^ Route
on the Log'cabin section, Where he
will operate for some time, as the
railrd&d ; is doing a- good deal of
work on the road bed and needs all
men that are available.
Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign,
opens Septcfcuher 28th.
Great Tennis weather, eh? Get
1918 Spaulding or W. & D.. bails
at' Kellers'. Adv. tf, „ J*
MILLINERY OPENING \
i
Wednesday j
<
A Splendid Showing of ]
Medkm Priced Street Hate,
For Ladies and Misses v, j
i
L_ A, HARRISON Co.
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TELEPHONE 55 Store Close 6 p'm. Saturday 8 p. m
the
Route
of ■
comow:^
SPEED
service: (
SAFETY 1
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Through Tickets to and from Dawson, FalrbanJj®, and aH.io*
terlor Alaska "aud Yukon River points.
Durtag season of navigation our Ifeet of modern steamera.wlH ,
operate regularly the entire length o tfhe Yukon River and
: tributaries.
Daily train service (except Sundays) between Sk|gufcy sad
Whltehoree. Parlor observation Cars on every train .jtffolt®
travelers svery comfort and convenience.
•Full information regarding passengers and freight rH*r
t applying to ** jj 1 3. 4. i ~ eat I **ii
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager, Skaguay, Alaska
cr 612 Second Avenue, Seattle.*Wafek.
► PHONE 19 *
► If year p^per Is not deliver- •
►..promptly,, or;you are jnlased, •
► >hOB« 19. The Daily Alfia- •
* kaagowto- pres» after receipt *
► M the day'« cables, between •
>V*f and 5 p. m. <
&os^CATARRH of;
Hfefel » the
gW^^LADDER;
b^t» ttx i
Ur counterfeits. 4
the skagwax
3
Pioneer Dairy
' B. F. SSJEMAN, Prop.
WE SJtNITART MILK PS
L '*rhe largest ud be* oo»- •
J ducted 1 dairy 1m Alaska. !
► Dolly rttpmenta of pure !
£ ttnll**84«NiO> ta «U poftnt <
t xtom Whit* 'l1** ft T«ko» «
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'PHIL. ABRAHAMS
^ 'Ifl I It **8 feJe tZ
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, It you want to buy a home or buy
#By' property that I have for sale
• (hat suits you I can offer y»u J
VHG
Some Bargains
! DON'T FORGET that I sell
iFire Insurance
BSTABMSHHD -1BB7
I Have The Be9t lAae
Qf
.Cigars and Tttteeeo
And I •Also'ttew
That Cannot Be -Beafcgn
Anywheise
428 Broadway
The Totem Store
J. 1K.UTA Proprietor
JEWELER
and
OPTICIAN J
Skagway |
You make a mistake 2 ~
vou df Dot ttoo at
T&E '
Men 'House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or ea'Suite
Bathsrpn.^i floor
Famous (or its - Home Cwttfc
Millc, Cream, Cottage Cheese ana
■Buttermilk from our own cUinr
Fresh Eggs, etc*
. Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up J
■in -i. ■!
Well Lighted, Large Sample I
Rooms for Traveling Mcn^|
H. S. PULLEN/Pw.