Skagway
Vegetables
CELERY HEAD LETTUCE
RADISHES BEETS
GREEN PEAS TURNIPS
RASPBERRIES 20c PER BOX
C. W. ASK. & SONS
Leading Grocers
Headquarters for
ROYAl tailors
J. L. TAli LOR, Merchant Tailor
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
WGGET MOVIES
t<ro*d*»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
O^en Everv Night
TONIGHT
FUE REELS
Through Troubled Watera — 3
*1 drama. Broadway star feature.
Itagraph Co.
ilr. Jarr*s Auction Bridge. — A
■Jell* Tribune.
.Vuslc by Miss Iiartx-r.
commence* U »:SO p. m.
Wholesale (id Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Do*t forge* the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KIXT»S OF PIPES
Fron 5c to Pocket Book
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:ABRHAMS
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FIRE INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
CONVEYANCING
GENERAL AGENT
Establish cd
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624 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ALA-KA
EL, PASO, TEXAS, S€®t. 19—The
program to be followed by the In
ternational Irrigation Congress
when it meets la El Paso Oct. 14
to 18, next, -will be one of the
bes». ereT pressea'ad foa* tliQ enter
tainment and Instruction of dele
gates io aa Irrigation congress
since 'be foundation. o£ the insti
tution at &tit Lake City In lsyi.
From many points o{ view the
formal dedication oI the Eleerpha, t
Liuttt uam by President Wilson will
(■e vae leading feature of the pro
gram. The dedicatory ectrcises will
he held at Lho dam at Elephant
Butte, N. M., about 125 milea up
the -Klo Gramde from El Paso and
about 175 milea below Albuqurequ^
(rum both of wlikfc points excur
sions w:ll be run.
At conclusloa of the dedicatory
ceremony the delegates to the Ir
rigation coagrosa will hold the first
session of the 1915 coiogress and
formally orgaalxe after which) the
presidential party and distinguished
guests will Tetum to El Paso.
TOWN TOPICS
Fred Dutton of Treadeww is a
guest at the PuHea House.
Mrs. 1. A. Alderman ot Douglas,
is stopping at th« Pullea House.
Mrs. MTrick was an outgoing pas
seuger on the Humboldt last night.
J. E. Moulton of Seattle is a
guest at the Golden North.' hotel.
Chas. North.' Is a Skaigway pass
enger on the Northwestern.
E. W. Smith, representing Cud
ahys Meats, is coloring the local
field for his firm ,
Mrs. Lagan secured transporta
tion on the Humboldt last night
for soutnern ports.
L. E. Kusercberoff arrived In
Skagway on the North-western, this
morning.
L P. Larson is noted in the Stag,
way- passenger list from thq North
westers.
When You Think of
•TYPEWRITER"
Think
" REMINQTON "
The Man Who Buys Any
Other
"TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It Will Be u flood u the
"REMINQTON "
SOLD ON EASi' TERMS
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
JUNEAU* ALASKA
SEATTLE, Sept. 19—An Increas
ed demand for halibut from Alas
kan waters has caused the price to
Jump forward. Fish concerns deal
ing in the Alaska oroduct ofpenod
up this morning with quotations
ranging from nine cents to eleven
and three quarters a pound.
LIEUUSPIH
SLAIN III BAITLE
BERLIN, Sept. 19 — Lieutenant
Raymond Asquith, son of Premier
A&quith, was tilled in action on
the front in yesterday's fighting.
Two other sons of the Premier have
been -wounded fighting undor the
British flag on the continent. Eng
land is mourning with the bereaved
father over tho death of his son.
COLUMBUS, .Upt. la—Preside.-t^
Wilsou atteiiut<J. the iunerul oi ilia
only dieter, Mrs. Anne J£. Jtiowe,
wuo wag bUTied iu this city yes
terday, Airs. -lowe has b§t*n ill tor
a number of weoks. President W il
son had been visiting he<r up to tue
time ol iter death.
MAltll'OSA DUE L\ MOUNT AG
The Mariposa left Cordova ye&te <
(iajr moruing and is now steaming
down t'is outside passage. It win
call at this port aua is scutjdultti
to snive here early In the morn
ing. It will be in port but a shor'
time. It ia heavily loaded witu
aa ore cargo Irom the westward tor
the Tatoma smelter.
HUMBOLDT OUT .LAST NIGHT
The steamer Humboldt cleared
lor the south last night at 11,
o'ciocK. Every staieroom iu the
boa» was taken. Many passengers^
were picked up by the bout who
held tickets tor way ports.
ALAMEDA SAILS TONIGHT
Tne bteamer Alameda is sched
uled to sail troui Seattle today lor
ifce westward. The call at Skagiway
will be ommitted this trip in order
that the big boat Eet ba*'k
oa its regular schedule.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pagett is a
recent aiiivaj. in this city.
Harriet 2J. Bedell cxf Buffalo, N.
Y., is a guest at tlie CJoldeu North
liotel.
Mrs. '. Howard ol Fairbanks bag
signed >b - register at the Godd
eu Noith Hotel.
AUee Rowe of Tanana, h'as pars
ed thru the Garden City.
Mrs. i. P. Anderscm of Circle
City wae a Saturday's guest at the
Gclden North Hotel .
Mrs. Albert Rousseau was an
Interior oajsenger on the morn
ing's tilaa.
Geo. W. Hick and wife of Eagle,
Alaska, are new arrivals in. the
Gardeu City. They arcs suests at
the Pullen House.
Mrs. T. G. Brown and son of Ju
neau, are recent arrivals in the
C.arden City. They are stopping at
the Pullen House.
Mrs. R. C. "Wood, -wife of Presi
dent Wtod, of the First National
Dank o' Fairbanks, Is a Northwest
ern passenger enroute to her home
In the Interior.
William B. Kent, tho Pinkerton
detective who nabbed Krause in
the Queen City, arrived in Juneau
on the Northwestern and will give
evidence at the trial In that city .
K. Kaott and Mrs. Knott are
recent arrivals In Skagrway. They>
are enroute to the interior to in
spect some mining Interests which
they own there.
A Limited Always.
"1 always agree with my husband."
"Very sweet of you." "Except, of
course, when he's wroni:."— Exchange.
STEAMER ALICE
The Princes.; Alice will make
'his uurt tomorrow morning- on
s-jneduled time. It is booked to
toot its entry whistle ut seven
o'clock. It carries thirty; four pas
sengers for tlxis port, some of wuom
are booked thru, to interior points.
Those holdiny interior tickets will
make ocnnections and dash) across
the summit on the White Pass
lioute.
BeM'ies the| representative pass
enger list the joular boat carrics
140 »ons of freight which' will pass
fhru this port before reaching its
interior destination. It will re
main two days, clearing for the
south Thursday night around the
seven o'clock hour.
L
LIS ON SHIP
NEW YORK, Sattt. 19 — Lloyds
ageuey advises 'lie press that twen
ty eight Americans were aiboard
tne British1 steamer Kelviua which
was Mink September second by a
torpedoe fire^l from 1. German sub
marine.
The a'eamer suns within ten min
utes after its hull had teen pierced
by the high powerd missle. Ameri
can press representJ:tives have not
been advisd as to 'he number of
deaths from the sinking.
VOX 1'APEN
BERLIN, Sept. 19—Von Papen,
former German, attache at Washing
ton, is now on t'i'0 So in me front
lighting for his country. He is
commanding a body of troois iu 'I'9
German army.
PIONEER MIXING
MAX OX lSOATl
Jack Dauton, the pioneer Porcu
Pine mining man, is oa board the
Northwestern enroate to Cordova.
Mr. Dalton is accorded with, know
ing mo-e about the early history of
"ie northlaud than any other nian
in this district He is interested in
mines to the westward and is en
roufe to inspect his interests there.
PAX SWEENEY GOES
TO WESTWARD
E. L. Sweeney, known all over
tlie f'lute of Wa.siiii.gtou, and to
every University of Washington
student as plain old "Pat," is a
passenger on the Northwestern to
Cordova, where he will b°como
chief v: 11 emist for the Keoinecott
Coi per Company. Mr. Sweeney wi.l
be followed in a few months by a
charming young lady, who shortly
after her arrivai will be come Mrs.
E. L. Sweeney .
COURT HOUSE NOTES
M. T. Hoffman has conveyed: by
•varranty deed to P. T. Turnell,
lo' 13 in hlock 63. Consideration
S11O.00.
Fred Poree et ux have conveyed
to J. M. Greesiback by warranty
doed, lots 2, 3, la block. Oonsid1
eraiion ?100.
h. llilltnbrand has homesteaded
certain lands in <he Haines district
■uid fil» t location notices.
P. H. Turnell has conveyed by
warranty deed, lot 13, In blotek 63 ,
to Martin Itjen by warranty deed, j
Consideru'lon nominal.
Certificate of death of Thomas
Martlndale.
Phil Abrahams hat conveyed to
Andrew Stevenson lots 1, 2, 3, E
Vj let 4 in block 89. Considera-I
t ea nominal.
Death certificate of H. C. Put- j
Put.Mm.
TRAIN' OUT THIS AFTERNOON |
A heavily loaded train for the in
terior pulled oiut over the rails of
tae White Pass and Yukon route
this alternoon at 4 o'clock. The
regular schedule was altered in
order to allow the heavy shipment
for the interior a chanfce to get
over the summit today and catch
the river boats down the river.
BLACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
MACKINAW SETS
FOR THE
SCHOOL BOY
These Sets consist of Mackinaw double
breasted coats, 1 pr leprgins, hat all for $6
GIRLS BALMACAN Mackinaw COATS
only ■ $7.00
Ladies and Misses Balamacan M tckinaw
for only ..... $12.50
Positively the Best on the Market Today and Our Prices the Lowest
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes at 8 P M. Saturdays P. M.
.GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor J
Tuesday
Eclalii Universal jujeeents THE .l-VC'K l'OT CLUB, bi two parts
with Bob Pnuer and E<li*a l'ayne.
l'uuline Bush suppoitcj by. Li.u CbMa ill VIRTUE ITS OW\
RElVATtD bi two pas-ts.
VXIVEltSAL IKE JU.'S FORTUNE. ^
Wednesday luul Hmrsday
THE MASTER KEY, by .land Klla Hall.
14, with Robert b:K>na,«l oJiii 1 'tMiiing Wilson. Episode Xo.
ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 3»il.
'1 HE tJREAT UNIVERSAL MYSTERY — A colossal carnival
of couiody.
A STROXG AFFAIR. FIVE REELS
Music by Mrs. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 85c an^ 10c
B^ins 8:30
^lOLDILS** BA Jts l\ IN ALA5HA
THE 8 M EEKRENDS BANK
J j 13 au, A.! a 3 <a
Capital, $r>0,000.00. Surplus, (20.000.00.
B. M. BEHItENDS, J. R. WILLIS, GUY McNAUGHTOSJ,
ProaiilcnU Vice Pros. Cashier.
f. J.X4.4.** Z-V ^
B ANK OF ALASKA
WRJNOISrX SKAGWATZ ANCIIORAn K
A. L. AS Iv A
An Institution of Strength and Character
Resources^Over A Third of a Million Dollars
SEPT. 11. 1132 DEPOSITORS
OFFICERS
President. Andrew Stevenson
Vice President. Andrew Benton, New York
Vice Pres„J. T Westerrrmnn, Anchorage
Vice Pres. W. H. Warren. Wrangell
Vice Pres., W. R. Hilleiy, Skagway
Cashier, W . L. Landsborough, tikugway
Asst. Cashier, Grorge Huth. Anchorage
Asst. Cashier, M. McVean, Anchorage.
Asst. Cashier, Ii. A. Ross, Skagway
DIRECTORS
Zohetb S. Freeman. Chairman
Henry D. Wnlbridge
Andrew A. Benton,
Andrew Stevemon
|.T. Wealermann
P. H.Ganty
W. L.. Landshorough
CORRESPONDENTS
Seattle National Bank - Seattle
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank - San Francisco
Liberty National Bank New York
Guaranty Trust Company New York
Corn Exchange National Bank Chicago
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
Wells Fargo & Co.. Traveler*' Checks on Sale
"OLYMPIAN" —
CHOCOLATES i
In saying to onr customers: *01ymplan Choco
lates—Augustine & Kyer," they at once know that
you offer the very choicest of chocolate* Olympian
Chocolates are in exquisite boxea, the exterior re
sembling Indian basket work. The mat In each box
is a very artistic colored reproduction ot ft famou#
Curtis Indian phota r,
other box specialties
tf c4 & K QUALITY
Qoeen Victoria Chocolates, Chocolate Batter Crt«p%
(Assorted Chocolates, Chocolate Delidm^
Milk Chocolates, Chocolate Peppe#»
fpjnHfc AllOOOdSl
W» Ibe8 be t>a4i to have teat cin
SELLER BROS. DRUG CO, ttstrttoMi
►+♦++* n 6KAGWAY, ALASKA *