SEA FOODS
for the
Lenten Season:
Salted Mackeral
Salted Herring
Salted Salmon Bellies
Kippered Herring
Canned Gcods:
Salmon
Mackeral
Tuna Fish
Yarmouth Bloaters
Kippered Herring
Sardinss
Anchovies
FiSh Flakes
Fish Balls in Fish
Bouillou
Fried Cakes of Coal
fish in Brown rauce
Oy.>ieis
Crabs
Lobsre -s
Clams
Shrimps
C, W. ASK.
h Sons
L-eaciiwg - Grocers
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd #nd 3rd.
Open Every Night
tonight
O'Garry of the Royal Mounted, j
A Broadway star feature la three,
puna.
Mrs. Murphy's Cooka.—Featuring j
Tom Mis.—Selig comedy.
Tuesday and Wednesday
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
Commences at H:30 p.
Zerlth Oil Is particularly adapted
for use in lubricating the fine
parts of all delicate mechanisms.
10c, 25c, 60c .bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Skagway Agents.
i
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
^ Don't forget the number
$ 428 Broadway
\ Tony Dortero *
js ALL KINDS OF PIPES (j j
S Fioui 5c to Pocket Hook r
A ■
rs^yv &
Why dci11 you get that
royal tailored look?
oti'ei ROYAL Made-to-Measure
• Hi IS Lilid Overcoats at $16 to $40
Dortero &, Son
clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
KUsol was a passenger
I) i- Hum enroute ior Juutau
ii h iv.ir city Saturday.
C> iv.is a p.u>sengOi*on
pe* ... Mi.' bound for
l>r. Kiilii will leave on
: . .. • trip
to A'. n'Ulusts*. and Carcross.
T o V. .;:ia Uakerjr Uas re-opened
for s aiid Max will bo glad
to -te ;i!l his old customers again.
3-i5-tr.
.•1 . W.lson ct Dawson w:.s a W
• u- \i-;tcr in our city. due and
r daughter were p.tsseu
,ers on the Sophia.
;T tic ' . tea Nugget theatre
Ave, uair eye glasses in
• Finder will be rewarded by
".<..vi..c. tUeui at Alasitan office.
U-20-2t.
Ti e Yi< una Bakary tor bread, cof
fee rills doughnuts, pies and
tMkes. 3-15-tf.
Air. and -Mrs. J. V. Miller were
cut a.mi 1 ounU passengers on the S.
o. Sophia. Mr. Miller plans on
spending his vacation la Now York
City.
Fr - iK Cock, U. >>uty United States
marshal, h.is iccdnd word that his
bister haa been ill. Miss Cook was
a visiter ia Skagway last summer.
While Jiere she made a host of
friends Mr. Cook looks forward to
her speedy recovery. His mother
and sii'ter will iu all probability
spend this summer with him in
Skugway,
V.'i'h all the Improvements com
pleted, the Vienna Bakery is again
at your service with the finest
tread, pies and pastry. 3-15-tf.
SEWIXG
i : C. r.enson, dressmaking and
sc v. jj by the day or at room. Call
. t Golden North Hotel or phone 24
3-18-1 wk.
NO MOliE SAW TOOTH EDGES
Having Installed an Electric
Edge Ironer, you don't need to
■wear a silk handkerchief around
the neck for protection.
S-lG-r. SKAGWAY LAUNDRY.
j HARRY ASK RETURNS TO
DUTIES IN SKAtfWAY
Harry G. Ask, oon of C. W. Ask,
j the ptomiuent grocer of .'.his city,
ieturned on tho Spokane last
[ Saturday after a four mouths si—
[ joirrn in Seattle, where ho attended
the Hyatt-Fowells Business college,
computing the slioit course in book
keeping and typewriting.
While in Seattle, Mr. Ask visited
w ith his brother Carl's family, and
:-'ates that Mrs. Carl Ask is enjoy
intr the best of health.
When he returned Mr. 'Ask
brought back a Ford run-about aut>,
and in order to use it for business
as well as pleasure, he had a de
livery truck body constructed, which
may be put on in place of the run
about body, and tills convert the
m.ic'rne into a first class delivery
• ruck.
in speaking of hia trip, Mr. Ask
states that he had come in contact
with about every ex-Skagwayan who
had ever removed to the coast from
the uorth. He attended many so
cial functions at which the ma-1
jcrity cf those in attendance were
former Alaskans.
V ienna Bakery bread is the stand
ard ior Skagway. Get it. 3-15-tf.
ALASKA TO HAVE
NEW INDUSTRY
Investigations are now being
made as to the feasibility of start
ing a tannery in Alaska. If con
ditions aret favorable. Southeastern
Alaska will in the near future be
the seat of an industry destiuod to
place us in prominence in a way
which heretofore has never been
developed.
Fred Johnson, an experienced tan
nery man, has a, special method for
making leather of reindeer hides.
He hopes to find in this new ter
ritory all of the conditions neces
sary fcr manufacturing and market
ing tannery products.
Juneau will in all probability be
the seat of the new industry. Skag
way will figure in this new indus
try in as much as we are the gate
way fcr the interior.
Zenith Oil keeps musical Instru
ments, such as Cornets and Trom
bones In the very best of conidtion
at all times, 10c, 25c, 50c bottles.
Keller Bros. Sole Skagway Agents.
BREAD
THat Is:--OUR OWN MAKE
For tho past winter wo liavo endeavored to makq our Bread •
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy our cus- •
tomers and give them BETTER BREAD THAN THE ORDIX- !
ARV.
OUR NAME IS OUR GUARANTEE and the reason for our sat- ;
lsfied patrons.
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue -
Open Evei ? Night Raised beats
Wednesday and Thursday
Vniversal presents Episode Jio. 5, "Ou the Hack," THK BLACK
BOX.—Two reels, with liebe't Ilawliuson, Alllia, Littlef and
William Woitliington. PiwIucm! by Otis Turner.
>1. J. Macquarrie supported by Ijou Cluuicey, Dick Itosson,
Agnes Vnrnon and Mrs. Benson, in THE OLD OOliBliKit, in
two parts.
LOTTIE S LOVERS. — A Joker comedy.
3,000 feet ol films. i
Music by J. V. Miller.
Until further notice no shows will be given on Monday, Tues
day and Friday nights.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
FIFIEIO-PHIPPS
HUPTIALS
The marriage of Misa Pliylli«
Fairfield, daughter of Mr. amJ
Mrs. John Fairfield of Haines, tc
•Mr. Oscar Phipps, waa solemnized
ar. ;hree o'clock Wednesday after
noon, March 16, at 'he bride's
home. .Reverend Emil L. Winter
berger performed the ceremony.
The bride, who waa given in
marriage by her father, was charm
ingly gowned in white taffeta witti
ci.il': ou trimmings. Her costumt
was completed by a filmy tulle veil.
The groom was in full dress.
Following the ceremony the brid
al uar»y and the wedding guests
were entertained at a wedding
breakfeet at Hotel Haiuta, by Mr.
and -Mrs. B. E. Benson and Mi's. C
Trtssii;^ At breakfast congratu
latory speeches were made by Rev
erend Emil Winterberger, Judge W
Li. Stoat, Homer O. Bauta, and the
eri'le'a father, Joh.i Fairfic-ld. The
remainder of the evening wae
speu» in dauciug.
The invited guests weie Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Banta, .Mrs. Tressing,
.Mr. aLd Mrs. X. G. Hanson, Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Morrison, Sir. undM rs.
S. Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Mc
Lean, Mr. and M'rs. B. E. Benson,
Mr. and Mrs. George Kasko, All's.
Charles Burlett, the .Misses Beatrice
Beusou, Marion Thompson, Dun
Jcrolaiuon, Marion Jerolamon, Fiau
ces Morris, Jean Morris. Nancy
Dennis, Nellie Hopkins, and the
Messrs. George Landy,M ilton Paint
er, W. B. Stout, Emil L. Winter
berger. J. J. Ra'li, Walter L. Lahey,
C. A. Saddler, S. cpkins, W. Hack
worch, C. A. Chamberlain, Bruce
Brown, Xeil Steadham, F. S. Trump,
Eugene Papln, G. Pfiefer.
HillS «
Tim Vogel has been spending a
few days in Haines. He returned to
Juneau on the Spokane, where he
will be a witness in the trial of
two cases from Haines.
Ei Fay and J. H. Chisel have
been excused from further duties as
grand jurors at this term of court
and have returned to tlieir homes at
Haines.
Donald, the little sou of Rev. E.
L. Wmterberger, is vory ill at
Haines, with pneumonia. Dr. H. M.
Craig has ordered him to tho Pres
byteriaD hospital. His parents look
for his speedy recovery.
S. J. Weitzman of Haines, was a
southbound passenger on the Spo
kane. His trip for business will de
taiu him for a fortnight. Juneau is
his destination.
IIAINES CELEBRATES
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
IN A DAXC15
The Chilkat Tribe, No. 9, L O.
R. M., were the jolly hosts at an
informal St. Patrcik's dancing party
iu Haines. It was held in the Arc
tic Brotherhood hall. The dance
was well attended and the dancers
held the floor uutil the wee small
hours of the morning.^^The music
for the occasion was splendid. Prac
Itically all the business men of
Uiaincs turned out to celebrate the
i Kmerald Isle Tradition.
"MIEiM
OLUb ACTIVE
(Continued from page 1)
though it can bo a reality. A3
planned the persons contributing
would iiavo control of the boat and
direct its policy. As proved by our
past experience some form of safe
' conveyance is necessary if we wish
to pronerly show to tlio new-comer
| tlte advantage of our surrounding
: territory.
All the committees ara expected
j *o make their investigations and
; too ready to report to the club at
its next meeting. The meeting has
i no* as yet been announceed but will
i unodutitedly bo very s>oon.
ii y* (if or ip. juj k p i r o
Mruoitatri
Washington, March 20—Z. AI.
; Bradford has been nominated as
j postmaster of Juneau. He will suc
I coed Mr. Hunter, who has held
'down fie post for the past four
'years. Mr. Bradford will iinmo
Id.ately prepare for the taking up
c.t his new duties. Mr. Hunter as
soon as freed from his present du
i ties will engage in the fishing busi
I ness.
Last October, while the good ship I
i Senator was steaming from Nome to I
i Seattle, with the social hall of her !
third class passengers crowded with
boisterous, good-natured miners,
some one turned a deck hose
through the open skylight into the
midst of t'-.e party. As the sea
water sloshed over the group, panic
fell on them. Some 0110 shouted
"fire," and the crowd instantly
i arged toward the ladder leading
to the upper deck.
J F. Kelly was standing in the
way. No one thought of walking j
around him, so they walked over
him. Kelly went down, and the
hobnail hoots of forty miners
clumped the length of him. Twice .
Kelly managed to rise, only to go j
down again beneath thei boots of:
the milling miners.
Yesterday a jury in Judge Tall- [
man's department gave him a judge-!
ment of $230 against the Pacific1
Coast Steamship company, owners [
o* the Senator. 1
GAGE
Spring and Summer Hats
Now On Display
Becoming Tailored Effects
Lacey Sailors
Also the ever popular close
fitting hats so suitable to
Skagway zephyrs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
Bank of Alaska
Fifth Avenue, between Broadway and State St.
Capital - $50,000
Surplus - $10,000
Correspondents
SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK Seattle
WELLS FARGO NEVADA NATIONAL BANK San Francisco
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK New York
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY New York
Officers
PRESIDENT ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT VNDREW A. BENTON
CASHIER ... ... W. H. AVARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER ... GEORGE HUTH *
GENERAL COUNSEL ... ... ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY ... H. L. FAULKNER
Directors
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, Cfcainuan of Board.
Formerly Vice President aid Director, Liberty National
Bank.
Treasurer, Phoefnix Under wear Co.
HENRY I). WALBRIDGE,
President, H. D. Walbridge & Co., Bankers.
President, Dallas Gas Co.,
Director, American Coal Products Co.,
Director, Commonwealth Light, Power & Railway Co.,
Director, Penn Electric Co.,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
Marwick, Mitchell, I'eat & Co.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Associated Alaskan Properties.
J. T. WESTERMANN,
Skagway, Alaska.
W. H. HENSON,
Skagway, Alaska.
P. H. GANTY,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
Skagway, Alaska.
ACCOUNTS OF INDIVIDUALS, PROFESSIONAL, SAL
ARIED AND BUSINESS MEN, FIRMS, CORPORATIONS
AND BANKS INVITED. BOTH LARGE AND SMALL ARE
WELCOMED. ! M. L . ! | '
• . . .L 1 a. i i •,
OLDEST BANK IN ALAA1VA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital. $50,000.00. ' J Surplus,^$20,000.00
B. M.'BEHRENDS P. WILLIS GUY;M"-NAUCHTON. "
President Vice Pre*. CmLi
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