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Junaau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST RANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursue 1 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
TO OUR Savings Depositors
Interest has been credited to your account at the
rate ot four per cent on all moneys on deposit for
three months or more.
Interest not drawn will be compounded and will
draw interest at the same rate as the rest of the
account.
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at the minimum of cost.
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEEMAN'. Prop.
ME SANITARY MILK SIW
The largest and best coa
dopted dairy la Alaska.
Dally shipments of pure
milk and cream to all point
oa Whit® Pas» & Yukon
Rout a.
If you want a Box of
Lowney's
Candy
Go To
Tony Dortero
428 Broadway
Ths executive board of th© local
Red Cross will meet at the Red
Cress headquarters Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. This board transacts
ike business of the oreanization
and is comprised of the following
members: Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mrs. F.
J. Weber, Mrs. B. A. "Ross, Mrs. H.
J Lynch, Mrs. W. C. Bianchard,
W, L. Landsbarough, E. J. 'Shaw,
Howard Ashley, Dr. L. S. Keller,
Martin Conway, L. H. Pedersen.
HEALTHY PLANTS
Require the Most Careful .4 ilcnlluc 1!
Well s-i Good Su«L
Did yen evr M" a r.-o-^ur'j whl'h—
despite * tip must bevv ei:t environment
3? sc:i—or sunshine—at'd of atinor^i'ere
-••rrnctl t.evt:* to achlove a htiltlr,
growth.
A tun of manure will not help a plan!
that !«<* a c.in'-crr mting out Its heart.
T -I must f1»«!trnv *he cause before yoc
can remove the ofTeot.
Tou ennrot mi» Dandruff and Bald
ness !.v ,ubl>iiur <n hair lotions, ani
rub1-:! in vare'.lne. etc.
1*n> must look to the eau-e o* the
trouble—It's a germ at the roots oi
your Mir which causes It to frill out
Vew-hro'* HeTicide destrovs ♦>>■> ~ern.\
sni' healthy h*ilr ts the sure result
Sold by lending drujrislsts. Semi 10c. In
stamp? for sample to Tho HerpIclJe Co..
Detroit
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At all Drug Storse. Adv.
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6000 BALL
WAS PLAYED
With an almost perfect daj[ a
bis; crowd witnessed T|h© gamq of
ball between the "Has Beene" and
tli, "Business Men" yesterday af
ternoon. It was a spirited ' and
wel» contested exhibition of the
fir eat American gam© and was in
terspersed with snappy plays and
sluggish errors. TSie game ended
in a tie in the seventh inning1 and
thete two teams will have to have
another try before tail© question of
supremacy is settled'. ' Clean Ask
showed up with much of his old
time vim and hurled the 'sphere
Through fihe entire gam© for the
Business Men, "Slim" Leach pitched
for the "Has 'Beens" and had he
had better support would have inadd
a fine showing. Leadh haa 'speed
and control and will be looked up
on )n future as eood material 'for
the bigger team.
Taken all together the game was
Lan 'enjoyable one and the citizens
hope lhese contests will be con
tinued. '
SKAGlf JLB'S
MEET TONIGHT
Tba set together meeting of
Camp Skagway No. 1 will "be held
tonight at 8:30 o'clock and is is ex
posed that there will bo rousingg
attendance of the old time mem
bers who are o put the camp back
in the foremost ranks of the Arctic
Brotherhood.
In addition to the election of of
ficer to fill vacancies and "the in
stallation of officers for the bal
ance of the 'summer term, there
will ■>" other mattrs come up for
action, and It is 'promised by the
officers that there wll not be a
dull moment of the 'sesion. After
'he bi siness has been disposed of
there will be an old time 'spread
8* which it l's hinted that there is
to l>. a savory maiimute 'stew.
T> • last two days have been
busy ones on the waterfront as
thre* big liners made long 'stops.
On Saturday afternoon at two
| thirty the Mariposa, south bound,
ariived from the westward w-ith a
full passenger list, 'every berth be
ing taken and 400 tons of freight
£cr point. She had nine round
trivi'Prs from Anchorage and many
of the passengers availed them
selves o* the opportunity of the
6"ecial train to Bennett and. 4 re
turn. The Alameda sailed for the
westward at six p. m. Sunday.
Ou Sunday morning promptly at
seven o'clock hte Princess AHoa
arrived with 120 passengers most
of whom were round trippers. She
also had 280 tons of freight for
Skagway. '
A large number of the tourists
wejt ever the W. 'P. & Y. Route
to Bennett and return.
The Alice will "have a consign
ment of ore 'frm th0 Venus mine
wMch is going to the smelter and
wili sail on schedule time tonight
at 9 o'clock.
1 he Spokane is 'reported to be
du«» hern at 6 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Agent Weir reports 6he
has'74 round trippeits, 11 passen
gers for Skagway and 230 tons of
freight. The Spokane will sail
early in the afternoon. 1
"BOXES" AND "SPUD"
OFF FOR NEW DIGGINGS
A. C. Bonebrake, better known,
in Skagway and elsewhere as Bones
and G. \V. Cameron, who is always
spoken fo and of ag "Spud" were;
passengers on this morning's train i
for Wnitehorse, enroute to their
mining prospect nor^h east of Tes
lin Lake. 4
These young men are going in to
property which is 'believed to be
rich k gold values, and from the
samples of dust brought "out last
fall Dy Messrs. Bonebrake, Hustad
and Teal development work should
ma> a good paying piece of pro
perty out of the claims.
Bonebrake and Cameron will out
fit 'n Whitehorse, from where they
will gc down the Yukon to the Hoc#
alioQua and then uo that river to
a tributary 'o the property. They
.will remain for several months. <
salmi mi
IN SCHOOLS
1 ' ' I
The remarkable run of 'salmon
continues In Icy and Chatham
straits, according to 'Captain An
drew Johjiaoin, of the halibut boat
Qyp«y.
At Excursion inlet the cannery
Is blocked with fish. ' Wednesday
two oxtra scowa were transferred
to another cannery and three traps
closed for several 'days as the can
nery ig over-supplied with, fish.
Captain Johnson declares the
salmon are in enormous schools and
he ha* never encountered such a
ruD of fish in his Alaska, experience
of many yeart*. He 6aye the 'hali
but are being stampeded by the un
gual number of salmon, and are'rao
ins around close to the Burface of
the watar making It hard for' the
halibut fisherman to get their catch.
—Dispatch.
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BATTLE FROST
Major H. E. Daniels of the 49th
Bat 1alioa B. E. P., iwho is a vet
eran lu 'he British army since 1884
together with Lieutenant W. M.
Brooke cf the 56th Bat. F. E. F.
Pioneers , 'are making- the trip oa
the Princess Alice from Vancouver
to 3k a g way and return."
Ma.j. Daniel la retired for disa
bilty. having ibeen to the "front
three Mmes during which time he
ha» fought'in. Belgium ajid other
eastf rn battle points. He was in
jured in both fee' 'and his knees by
seharpnel and otherwises' seriously
wounded.
Lieut. Brooks received 34 wounds
from seharpnel, some of which he is
still carrying abou' with him con
cealed in varous portions of hl-s an
atomy. When he has sufficiently
recortred from his wounds, an at
tempt will be made to locate and
remove the mettal.
10,000 TONS SHU'S SEIZED
London, July 23.—According to
a Renter dispatch from Bangkok,
nine steamers aggregating 19,000
*ohs has been seized.
ALPINE CLUB "WILL
CLIMB Mt- DEWEY
The Skagway Alpine club " will
ma"»e an all day trip to Uppor'Lako
Dewij tomorrow, the party being
under the guidance of Frank Cook.
The party will leave at 8 o'clock
sharp from the White Pass tennis
court; and the trip will be made
at a pace which la calculated to
permit every one attempting it a
fair chance of negocla.ting the hike
to the lake. "The trio should con
auir • in the neighborhood of 8
hours.' 1
EDDIE BEATTlE ENLISTS
Eddie Beattie of the Juneau wa
ter company staff, 1b 'leaving today
for Fort Glbhons, where jo will be
employed in the U. S. Signal Corns.
Beattie offered his services short
ly after war wais declared 'and a
wire ywter^ay ordered him to re
port for dut/.— Dt«Atch.
ALASKA HAS 'KM ALL
SKINNED AS TOURIST SPOT
3V. R. Coates, a gude Elk of
Stul'etrrille, Ohio, i»; a round tripper
on *h Princess Alice. Mr. Coateu
viste" Yellowstone and Glacier
pa.i ta on Ms way west and reports
a most glorious trip. However, lie
is "stuck" on Alaska, and says
that it has them all skinned as a
trio for tourists looking for grand
scenery aud predicts a great future
ale 114 the line of travel. He will
go home via California, Salt Lake
and other famous tourists routes.
&AN-TOX VIOLET TALCUM Should
Be oa Your Dressing Tabl# —
Smooth as Satin, Fragrant as Vio
le-« Get It a» Keller Bros.,
the San-Tox Drug Store.
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Somewhere in Skagway, a
Gold Breast Pin, Blue Jade
Setting. Reward if returned
to Keller Brothers.
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At the same time With the same dye
In the same bath
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Tonight Only
Clune's Cinema Production presents
Cfie €V€$
of the
iU0R£D
in ten parts by |
Harold Bell Wri^Kt
10,000 feet of films-Two shows in one
Special music
Two or three years ago Harold
Bell Wright, the most popular of living
writers, whose eight romances, including
"The Shepherd of the Hills", "The
Winning of Barbara Worth", etc., have
had a total sale of nearly eight million
copies, added to his gilaxy of best sel
lers "The Eyes ot the World."
Wright's novel contains much of the
kind of material out of which successful
motion pictures are made and it is
promised that the photographs which
form the background of the film ver
sion compose a magnificent panorama of
the outdoor glories of Southern Cali
fornia.
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Lynching in
Petrograd
I
Pe:*u£!nt\, July 23.—Three 00 '
cupauts of ah automobile, a soldier,
a sailor, and a civffiAA. vere lyncli
ed in the streets todaj. \liel
bar' fired shos into a group «'
offioers and soldiers in front of
the People's Palace today and
wounded a score of men, 'women
and children.
PROMINENT ATTORNEY' PRAISES
THE NORTHLAND TRIP
Mr. Blewett Lee, general solic
itor for the Illinois Central rail
road with headquarters in Seattle,
'oge'her with Mrs. Lee Fill sail for
home on the PrinceaU Alice tonight.
While in the north Mr. and Mrs.
Lee made the trip to 'Atlin and
WJiitehorse., and report the trip as
on? (* great beauty and wonder
ment from a scenic point of view,
and from the enthusiastic manner
in which they'talk of their trip,
they will be instrumental in di
recting the attention of many to
the Northland while "Seeing Amer
ica First." 1
Cadets Mutiny
Potrcgrad, July 23.—Cadetg 'sta
tioned at Nijni Novgorod mutinied
xestcrdav but after a fiercQ battle
were surrendered and'despatched to
Moscow where they are imprisoned.
Au official statement given out by
the war officials state that the
trooos in the Sereth sector arQ re
treading and are showing complete
obedience to their commanders.
SALVATION" ARMY! officer
AVIIX LECTURE TONIGHT
En.sign Kerr, of the Salvation Ar
my, with 'headquarters at Vancou
ver arrived in Skagway on the Prtna
George. Mr. Kerr is financial "rep
resentative f°r the Salvation Army
for the districts of British Colum
bia Alaska and Yukon. '
I' '.a Mr. Kerr's intention to
ma&* an inspection of the various
towns in the north to determine
the advisability of again taking up;
the wotk where it hag been aban
doned 1 |
Tonight he will speak at the
Pre3^yterian 'church, the subject of
his talk being "Salvation. Army and
i's work in the present war,"