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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan ■
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
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THE 8KAGWAY ^
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEEMA5, PiOp. »
THE -SMIITARY #11* RMCH J
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The largest and best ooa- 4
dacted dairy ia Alaska. 4
Dally shipment* of pure 4
milk and cream to *11 point j
on White Past & Yukoa ■*
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Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever yon feel a cold coming on
think of the full name LAXATIVI
TjROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in on<
day. Cures Grip ia two days. Look fo
.signature of K. W. Grove on the boc. ^5<
—Advert i seir. en t,
RAN-TOX COUGH DROPS. Admin
istered on sugar. Acts aJmoet In
stantiy. The prescription
an eminent phyelctaa. Kelle:
Rro* The saa-Tox Drue Store.
If you want a Box of
» Lowney's
| Candy
1 Go To
; Tony Dortero
k 428 Broadway
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> RED CROSS MY
:• AX liAXK OF ALASKA BLDG.
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!• THURSDAYS at 2 p. m.
!- All women of Skagway are
S> urginl to come and help in tfits
!• work.
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8- YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU
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HISTORIC Si
ON WAY NORTH
Tho steamship 'Roosevelt, Capt. I
Baird, arrived from Seattle this
morning about nine and after taking
on ell and water, sailed northbound
about noon.
Tha Roosevelt, •which Is In the
United States Fisheries service was
the ship used by Admiral Peary'on
his Arctic expedition, and which
brought hm back after his discover
y of the North, Pole.
Recently at the formal opening of
Lake Washington Canal on July 4,
the Roosevelt headed the parade
of ships and small boats which! filed
thu *he locks and the canal by
wav of lake Union.
The Roosevelt is now eairoutg to
the Priblloff Islands, where if is b®
lie?ed fhat agents will inspect the
government seal herds in and around
thtt vicinity. The trip is expected
tc take practically all tummor. —
K'tchikan Miner.
REFUSES~fO
BE PRESIOEKT
Hen Tsin, July 18.—Feng Kwo
Chang, who was looked upon as a
possible 'candidate for the presi
dency of China, when approached!
on th0 subject, positively declined
two honor. | Jjft
BOSSliSTERS
RESIGN JOBS
Fetrograd, July 18.—The minis
ters of finance, public loans, and
public relief resigned their portfo
lios today. 1 m
LI ills
PICKETING
Olympia, July 18.—The Supreme
cour* handed down a decision) ruling
• hat picketing by strikers of places
of business was unlawful.
RIGGS MAY BE GOVERNOR
Washington, July '18.—Indication
now point to the appointment of
Thomas Riggs, jr., as the next gov
ernor of Alaska. At present Mr.
Riggs is a member of the Alaska
Railroad commission, and is now at
Neuana, where he has charge of thq
Yukon terminal of thei 'new federal
■railroad.
I' is reported here that Chair
man McCormack in supporting Mr.
Riggs' candidacy. There is much u
certainty as to'the exact date when
♦he appointment will be made.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF
BAKK OF ALASKA
JUNE 30TH, 1917
/. GROWTH IN DEPOSITS
June 30th, 1917
June 30th. 1916
Gain During Year
DEMAND DEPOSITS
$368,853
192.024
TIHK DEPOSITS
$77,484
16.976
$446,337
209.000
$176,829 $60,508 $237,337
It will be noted that the Deposits of the Bank considerably more than doubled during the year
2. INCREASE IN DEPOSITORS
COMMERCIAL DEPOSITORS
SAVINGS DEPOSITORS
TOTAL DEPOSITORS
June 30th
June 30th
Gain During Year
1917
1916
1308
445
382
164
1690
609
863
218
1081
3. GAIN IN RESOURCES
June 30th, 1917
June 30th, 1916
Gain In Year
$145,066.88 $122721.36 $315,351.27 $583,139.51
109.965.65 56,075.46 113,723.35 279,764.46
$ 35,101.23 $ 66.645.90 $201,627.92 $303,375.05
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FOR RENT
Deposits July 17 over half million dollars
WE PAY 4 PER CENT. ON
TIME DEPOSITS
Resources over $640,000.00
LiUl
BALL GAME
FOR SUNDAY
The "Nenrer Practice" business
mna'e base ball team la looking for
a game -wltlx the "H»s Beens" and
It hag been arranged to crosa bats
with *he latter on the AtJUetic park
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tho
winners ol this gam« will play th.e
Wtarf Hats on th$ following Sun
day. '
The line up of the "Nerer Prac
lic«" team is Happy Dortero, Cleon,
Ask, L, Outfelt, Curtis, Harry 'Ask,
A. Gutfelt, Opdahl, Rub), las. Ken
nedy, Ed. Waterman, Smil Richer,
Jack Keller, Oscar "Selmer, Daddy
Mowl and Ed Foreman.
Communications can, be addressed
to Mike "Rofcs, Manager, or Cleon
Abflk, Captain.
The sowing class of the local
Red Cross are making Soldiers' com
fort bags.
L'Ule comfort articles will be
needed (by th® American 'soldiers in
camp before there Is any need of
surgical dressings. The Red Cross
tries to supply these little wantfc
wtat are'known as "Comfort Bags."
Tho "Comfort Bag" should be
washable material, and contain any
or all of the following:
Khaki colored sewing cotton, NO.
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White sowing cotton, No. 30
White darning cotton
Needles, No. 6
Darning needle.
Buttons, khaki-colored and white
medium size, 1q baga 3in. X 5 In.
Largo thimble 4
Blunt pointed scissors
Cake of soap '
Safety "plus, medium size
Common pins
Small comb
Tooth brush '
Tooth paata .
Small 'round mirror
Handkorchlefsf"
Lead pencil
Writing pad, envelopes and poet
oard ' :•:«;! i *.
Playing cards
Collapsible aluminum drinking
CUP . .. - ' I :
Shoe laces, tan
Chewing gum
Sraokors' favorites
H. L. Faulkner, of Juneau is a
passenger on the City of Seattle en
rou'« to Sitka where he is 'called
on some lggal matters.
Judge R. W. deArmond, United
S'ates commissioner at Sitka, is a
passenger 'on the City of Seattle,
from Juneau. *"
Jack Hayes, Alaska Road Commis
siou Buperintendant for this divi
sion arrived in Skagway enrautg to
Juueau from Haines, where he hafc
Just made an 'inspection of the
Haines-Wells auto road, Mr. Hayes
reports the road to be in fine con
dition."
The City of Seattle arrived! in this
port this mornng a lUtle' before noo
■and will sail for the south, via Sit
ka a)- six o'clock tonight. "She
brought 12 passengers booked for
♦his port, and has 22 others who ar
making'the round trip. She unloag
ed 140 tons of freight at this port.
Tnomas Vogel is a passenger on
tho City of Seattle for 'the round
trip from Haines with, his wife, who
1» very. 11. Mr. Vogel 'Is sending
his wife to Seattle for medical treat
mert and la making the trip, 'from
Hajnes to Skagway and back in or
der to see that Mrs. Vogel 'is set
tled comfortably for the trip south.
The Harbor Boat 'Peterson) arriv
ed In port this morning at an earl
ier hour tha®, usual, 'in order to
make connections with the morning
train. Three soldiers 'from Fort
Seward were brought <up who went
out on the White Pass road to re
live the guards who ii&Te been «n
duty for the paat two'weeks.
Miss Bertha B. Starr and Miss
Grace Gardner, both of Detroit,'up
on arriving at Skagway on the City
of Seattle thla morning, and learn
Ina of the beautigs that they would
miss by returning'on the lame ship,
decided to stop oft here and make
Lh» trip into'At 1 in. They will leave
»n tomorrow's train for the inter
ior trip, returning here In 'time to
jet the Spokane on her next trip
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PORTO WOO STEPS 1
INTO DRY COLUMN
3a> Juan, Porto Rico, July '18.—
U an election held here yesterday.
hw measur0 providing 'for prohiibi
' B: carried by a vot« of over two
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RAINBOW DYES are absolutely guaranteed to color wool, silks,
cotton md linen, singly or mixed
At the same time With the same dye
In the same bath
RAINBOW DYES MADE IN THE UNITED STATES
Beautifully Brillant For House Use
I Oc a package
A nifty line of market baskets for the ladies now on
display at $1.25
L. A. HARRISON Co.
STORE CLOSES at 8 p.m. Saturday 9 p. m. TELEPHONE 55
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
i |"f i-i'l TFi Wednesday and Thursday (
Universal prcsenjits "GRAFT" 111 li episode, with Richard Stanton,
Jajifi Novak, Hobard Henley and Geln Wliite. Suggested by
A. M. WUUlamson.
"Tluo War of the "Wild," a thrilling Jungle Feature in 2 parte,
with Mario Walcanip, Wellington Piayter, I!ex Do Roselli and
Sherman Bainbridgc.
Animated Weekly, No. 0137. i '■
Music Wednesday by I*rof. Selirtcr, violin; Miss Coryell, piano.
_ E. J. Waterman, drums.
Admission 25c Children 10c
AEROPLANE FLEET NOW
UP TO SENATE
Washington, July 18.—The com
mittee on, military affairs of the
Senate reported the bill providing
for the 'appropriation, of ?600,000,
000 for the building of aeroplaneu
our of committee and recommends
that the appropriation, be granted.
HAMBURG OffiMES
GOING) INTO GUNS
Copenhagen. — Advices! received
say Hamburg hafl Just bidden fare
well to the noted chimes in two of
its principal churches, the St. Nich
olas a and St. Peters, from which
the bella haye been expropriated
under a general order seizing all
German church bells to be melted
in'o cannon. Great crowds assem
bled around these churches wliile
the organists played for the last
'•me on the bells. 1
CANADIAN PACIFIC GIVES
PREMIUM TO VOLUNTEERS
Montreal, June 16.—Employees ol
'he, Canadian Pacific railway in the
United'States who wait to be draft
ed will receive no assurance from
tt e company 'that they will be re
instated in their old positions on
ther return, from 'service. All em
ployes who volunteer for service
overseas will receive six months'
pay when they leave for active ser
vice and will be restored to their ol
positions, or onep equally as good,
when they come baefc.
AMERICAN' LAKE IS BUSY CAMP
Taccina, July 16.—The United
States army cantonment at America
Dak0 a few miles from Tacoma, is
said to be <be largest af'ali the 16
provided for the mobilisation for
46,641 men and 15,529 animals. Tli
number of men and horses to be as
sembled here is not known. Con
struction of the 12 barracks and o
ther building's for the cantonment is
about completed, andi mobilization
of'mea on a large Bcaia began yes
terday. . ,
The 'eit» is two squar0 miles in
extent, exclusive of the reserved
ground. * , j v|.
Thn cantonment is situated on a
gravel prairie adjoining Tacoma
The land ia level esceat for shallow
depressions filled With water, of
which'American lakp is the largest
Washington, July 10.—Suspension
during tha'war of all cannon Balutes
to via'ting dignitares'at Army posts,
fortifications or encampments has
been ordered iz the War Depart
ment. '
.Subscribe tor tta Daily Alaskan.
TWO TOWNS
Wrangell, July 18.—At the elec
tion liere "yesterday, the vote show
ed eighty two wetg'and seventy sev
en dry votes, _ j j{
Haines, July 18.—This town'vot
ed wet yesterday by a majority of
aDout two to on© votes. '
changes death sentence
TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT
Havana, July 18.—The President
has cummuted the death, sentence
which was passed on four of tbe
leaders in the late revolution tg
life imprisonment.
GOV. STRONG BACK
FROM WASHINGTON"
Sea'tle, July IS.—Governor J. F.
A, Strong'of Alaska arrived in this
cltv last evening from a Visit in
Washington. * ,
THAW SETTLES CASE
WITH ACCUSING VOCTH
Pittsburg, F&., July 18.—Co-inci
dpo' with thg Teport reaching here
from Kansas City that Harry Thaw
had effected a settlement with the
Gunn family for a boatin, he la al
leged to have inflicted on young
Frederick Gump in a'New York ho
tel came the announcement that
Lyndhurst, th^ home of Thaw on
Beechowok boulevard had been feold
by Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw at a
pric0 reported to be $260,000. Ac
cording to the report received here
Thaw's agents are alleged to have
paid young Gumps family "5175,000
to withdraw the charges pending in
the courts of New York against him
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no more dandruff, and your hair must
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destroyer, but it is also a most delight
ful hair dressing for regular toilet use.
No other hulr preparation is on this
scientific basis of dertoying. the dandruff
germs. It stops all irritation, keeps thj
Bcalp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re
member that something claimed to bo
"Just as good." will not do the work of
genuine Herpicido. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sam
ple to The Herpieide Co., Detroit. Mich
On« Dollar 'bottle, guaranteed.
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