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A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
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sources and depositors in
- every part of the *** j
Territory
ALASKA BANKING LAWS
A:v largely designed to protect the depositors.
This Bunk -has always complied strictly with
loth the letter and the spirit of .those laws. We
tool that the closer we adhere to the Law the
better i: will be fur our depositors. We make
an anpi al to careful and conservative people.
You always have the assurance of supreme
s when you carry an account with us.
NOW is the t>me to start an account, we
welcome both large and small.
Deposits October 14th, $443,150.90
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 — Spec
ial Corretsponidence( —, 'Although
the department of the interior is
head&d by the only; really big man
in the cabinet oif Preside®*, Wildon,
the service afl that department- is
in a bad way, bevaueei of thQ con
tinued aibisen/jg (£ its chief, and
because party politics; caused a
change in *.he office o£ Jiia first
assistant. Franklin K. Lane, Sec
reiary of the Interior, isj reoofe.niz
ed by. both; Republicans audi' Demo
crats ps a man of ability. \Vhen
h-e is "on the job," the public busi
ness in that important department
ruas along fairly jvell. But* whiqu
President Wilson, had tc( appoint
commissioner:! toi coafqr with, com
missioners from JVIeixicoi in, an. effort
to settle our differences, he found
diifieulty in, eelgcting ineuj who
would be ajble to hold theiir own In
a diplomatic, controversy withi the
representatives of Carranza. Wilson
would, cf course, appoint) Demo
crats, ar.d lie could not find in the
list cf "prominent" Democrats, men.
who were free from official*-duties.
So he called upon, Secretary- Lane
to serv.--, and: Lane felt obliged to
do so, even at 'he sacrifice of tins
interests of his own department.
About the same time, Admiuis
tra ion leader y were confronted wilU
the problem of finding- a candidate
for United States senator who
might be aible to win a victory in
N' w Mexico, and they- picked A. 'A.
Jones. First Assistant . secretary
of the Interior. While Jones is
hardly of senatorial caliibter, he
had become familiar witii the du
ties o" First Assistant Secretary,
and his resignation in order to be
come a candidate was an injury to
tlift governmcuib service.
as ueiXl. 01 me i^epuatimcui go.
the Interior, Secretary Lane has
supervision, • ,vor tliio general land
office, tbe mac la mat icq service, the
pension bureau, the geological Hur
rey and the bureau df Indian^ af
fairs. Matters of minor Importance
are a'tended to by thje heads of
th--se various Dureaug but almost
every matter of importance comes
ut> ultimately for a decision; by the
Secretary himself. Important land,
conttbts are almost invariably talc
en <o ih» sec not a-ry. Various mat
ters of policy iu the .reclamation:
service nimit, have his personal aj)_
praval. Tlus is also true in- the
burMn of Indian affairs, wliexe the
government is endeavoring to trans
fer the Imdianb from thei status of
proteges to citizenship.
It tv ill bo readily; aplpsjflent,
therefore, that it is lii&Uy im
portaia thait the Secretary of
the Interior fya conatantly ont Kluty
in Washington, in order that the
public service be ncit delayed. Since
Sir. Lane's absence, while servirgf on
thp Mexican; commission., heads of
bureaus hatTc; been much! annoyed
and hampered by their inability to
get his decision upon, matters of
policy wliichj they felt must fcja sub
mitted to him before! fceimgj aicted
upon.
It will be remembered that when
President Wilsoo wag maldngt up
t.h* American1 membership of the
Mexican commission hie mjaanad Su
preme Judlge Luis Brandeia as one
of the members, but the Chief Jus
tice declind to let Mm serve for
the reason that the work of the
supreme court required his atten
tion to his" official duties. If there
had been any one in a pkxsatiou1 to
make protest, it is certain that Mr.
Lane would not have beeni pjesr
mitted to abandon his duties as
Secretary of the In'erior inl order
to serve on that commission. But
President Wilson realized tbe
scarcity of men ol real nJbiHty In
the Demofaratict party, and felt
c >mpriled to sacrifice the work of
the Department cf the interior.
CAPTAINS FINISH SEASON
A look at the passengier li.'st of
the 4'5ce woluld make one( ljelieve
that Oc©y were! serving ait the front,
many persona orefbeing] their name
wPh the title Captain, have secur
ed reservations for the) souitlfward
run. Among some o£ the river caip
*ains noteld inj the list are Captains
Barker, Morrison, Green, BUirrus,
McMaster, Baker, NewcooaTj,. Mur
ray, Lconey and Dotfler.
KELLER BROS, ia the Skagnray
San-Tox Drug Store. They sell
and guarantee an of fhe San-Tos
Remedial and Toilet Preparations
Ask for the San-Toi Blue Book.
!♦ tells the 'San-Tax Sttoiry. J
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ELECTSJFFM
Members o® the Presbyterian
Sunday, Schloolj Ji«W| al meeting) last
night at whlch[ otfflcerBi w^rei elect
ed to the enB oif the( term. The; fol
lowing- officers) werg elefcted:
Rev. L. H. Pedran, Mra. E. A.
Raemufion and B. A. RoSs, chair
men.
Superintendent—E. A. Rasmuscn.
Asst. Supt.—Ralj)h| Peders>en.
Secretary—Lola MjcJKay.
Treasurer—Harry Achison.
Librarian..—Evangeline Coolk.
As®*. Llbr.—Katherlne) Cadkey.
Cradle Roll) Supt.—iCar<ol( Caslkey.
Chorister—Mra. W. L. Landislbor
ough.
Organist—Rutty Petersen.
THANKSGIVING DAY
WELL BE NOV. 30TH.
LONG BRANCH, N. J., Oct. 19
—It was stated today thaifc Presi
dent Wilson) when lie is£lued> his
proclamation for the oMsQnvamicei of
Thanksgiving will designate Thlirs
1 day, Xohremiber SOthj, as the day.
FALL BREAKS NECK
JUNEAU, Oc'. 19—Chiarlca S«ii)„
well known' longshoreman of this
city, fell from a platform near
Roberts RJow and broke his neck
He was rushed to the hospital but^
difd on the way. He hiad.1 teen
drinking.
AUDITOR BLACK RETURN'S
N. E. BM, tra/velln'g auditor
for the White Pass, arrived on last
night's train from Interior* regions.
Mr. Black hasi been gone during
the enMre summr oni a trlpl which
called him; toi St Michtael andbaflk
up the big river. Mrs. BlacK ac
companied her husband part of the
way and returned a few weeks ago.
TRAIN LOADED TO BRIM
Standing room onlv Beemed to' be
the rale wit hi last night's train.
Four coachesi filleid to) the brim
wj'li. Inferior vasaeugersl arrived
andi flooded the hotels in> thisi city.
They will be leavinp by the, first
boats.
HEAPING PLANT FOR
BANK BUILDING
The heating' plant) wbichj will be
Installed in the new BamJc of Al
buildinjg arrived on, the Spo
il an o and hag been) unloaded it
'he decks. It cornea from the Am
erican Radiator Comixiny and
marks a new system of heating in
Skagway.
Captain; Barker is enroutei to the
outs'df-.
Captain Lemley; is enwute to the
Que©n CItj.
D. C. Bandl will leave for the
south tonight oni the Alice.
iMiss- .Paterson returned] to this
c'*y cn the Alice this morning.
Mr. Nolan and wife will leave for
the south tonight on thei Primcess
Alice.
T. M. Daltort of Aitlin, will be a
southbound passenger* tonight on
] the Alice.
Judge Gim^ison) wag a Skagway
passenger on the SpoikP>ne this
morning.
J D, McAuley, g. T. x. agent,
arrived here oaf thq Stookan© this
mon.ing.
F. Tolliver, Geo. M&dsom; and A.
W. Sci'nidt arrivedi oa thq Spokane
this mornir.g.
Mr. Wails df the Atlinj country
is going to Seattle. He leaves to
night on th^ Alice.
I''. II. Lowing, of the Atlln dis
tric+ has secuxeidi transtportattom for
the .r*outh on| the Alice.
Mrs. Leo Simmons' o.fl Caircross,
is enroutg toj *he south. She will
leave oh the (Alice tonight.
F„ F. W. Loiwle, general' agent
for *he C. P. R., arrived; In this
J cit" this moa*n,lDgf ont th<e Spokane.
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of tliis paior will bo
§ leased io learn that there Is at least one
readed disease tliat science has bees
at>le to euro in aJ! its slases, and ♦'..at Is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure new known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying' the foundation of the ais
•aase. and giving the pa'ient strength by
building up the constitution a.id assisting
nature In doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its cu 'utive pow
ers that they offer f'ne Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
. tor list of testimonials. . _
\ Address: F. J. CHR.NKV it TO . Toledo. O.,
| Sold by alt Druggists. "5c.
j Take Halt's Family Pills tor constipation.
You may be short or
tall, slender or stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a "Warner's"
^ L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Stoi*e closes ;8 p. m. Satur
9 p. m.
L
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GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Thursday aiul Friday
Inrji Universal ]ir< sort's Kiuy; Bagjyofc Willi ArlCnq INeity in
THE TI'RX OP THE TIDE. — A two act story of the sefi- £
1HK DIVORCE, with] E<Ina, Maisoir.
SNOOPEE'S DAV OPP
THE SCARECROW AM) THIS CHAPERON
FIVE REELS
Afusic by Mrs. C. OLson.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and. 10c Begins 8:30
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Sport fans witnessed some speedy
and fantastic shotsi at the basket j
tall games last night at ihe W. P.
sum A girls team com|poscid of j
Mlssts Jones, Dorteiro, Lidklicoat, •
l!aker and Flyna were defeated by.
a Quintef composed o£ Misses Ra
puzzi, Ciepeau, Mala.ii, Lee, and
Mrs. Albert Rousseau. The) s-eoie '
was ll to 6.
The Firemen trimmed the White j
Pass boys to the tune of 20 to 13.
After the ball tossers liad vacated
the tloor tliej band struck up a live
ly tune and all joined in a jolly
dance. A nominal en'trnco fee was
charged.
ELKfe DANCE SATLHDAY NIGHT
oelraors ore-lustra is all tuned up
to furnish the music for the Elks
dance which will bo held this com
ing Saturday nigiht in Elks Hall.
Skagw ay dancers are anticipating' a
ing will start promptly at nine
tng will strat promptly at n'u?
o'clock.
Mrs. H. S. Pullen returned to
day from Dyea, where tfhe has been
for a fortnignt directing th« work
on ier liome place.
E. Rasmuson left for Juneau
on *he Spokane. He will return
on the next boait. During his ab
sence* Mrs. Ra.sm.uson will be at the
offices between, the tours of 3 and I
4 for filing papers.
To Cure a Co!d in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
::id work off the Col 1. Druggists refund,
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'."
signature »s on ea-.-h box. 25 cents.
"WIIIlEHORSE, Oct. 19—wash
burn arrived 1:30 a. in. wit£b( 26
l,assengers.
Dawson at Stewart River.
Nr.-#utlin up Ogilvie 5 a. m.
Case a left Yukon, Crossing for
Mil:to at daylight.
W'hiro Horae uj» Carmaoks.
ELKS NOTICE
M<t lii.g o£ EIks lodge tonigiht at
8 • 3n. All brothers are earnestly
requesit'd to attt-nd. thls< meetimg.
1 ablet service. Visiting) brothers
welcome. ^ '...—J
NOTICE W. C. T. U.
There will be a. special: business
meeting of the XV. O. T. U. Friday
afternoon at the headquarter roomtf
at 3 o'clock. Urgent Uusinesa re
quires a big attendance. Members
urged to attend.
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
Ulology an.i I'rovcJ (hat IJandrafl 1a
('mute:! by n Ucrni.
Science is donig wonders these days In
n .Jlcine as well as In mechanics. Sine#
.Vim lived, the human race has been
;r jir.ets with dandruff, for which no hair
mv pa ration has heretofore proved a sue*
■c- -,ful cure until Newbro's Ilerpiclde was
put on the market. It is a scientific prep
aration that kills the germ that makes
JaiidrufC or scurf by digging Into the
: ;'ip to get at the root of the hair, whera
t aps the vitality; causing itching scalp,
ftiliinw hair, and finally baldness. With
out landruff hair mast grow luxuriantly.
It is the only destroyer of dandruff.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10a
in /stamps for sample to The Herpi
eid3 Co.. Detroit. Mich.
At all Drug Stores.
0i:9 Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
SAN-TOX VIOLET TALCUM Should
Bo on Your Dressing Table —
Smooth as Satin, Fragrant as Vio
le-i Get it at Keller Bros.,
the San-Tox Drug Store.
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