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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
— FOR—
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SEATTLE, TACOMA. VANCOUVER, ViaORIA g
SEATTLE Sept. 25 Oct 8 21
SPOKANE Oct. 2 16 .
Connect!!!* it Juneau for Cordova, V»Mci and Seward
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SKACWAY. ALASKA
Alaska Steamship Co.
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY FALL 1918
For Seattle and Puget Sound Ports
S. S. JEFFERSON, Sept 28
Passengers transferred to Victo -ia, Vancouver and Tacoma without extra charge
Phone 66 E. J. SHAW, Agent Skagway
Palatial Steamer
"=■ PRINCESS SOPHIA
Leaves Skagway P. M.
Aug. 21-31, Sept. 11-21, Oct. 2-12-23, Nov. 2
—FOR—
Prince Rupert and Points South
TICKETS TAKE SAME RATE TO
VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, TACOMA,
OLYMPIA. EVERETT. BELLINGHAM,
ANACORTES and PORT TOWNSEND
Reservation and all Information from
W. J. O'Brien L. H. Johnston
Agent. Dawson or Agent, Skagw«y
F. F. Lowle, Gen. Agt., Alaska-Yukon, Juneau
IrUBIS SUIiAH
LOSES SACK
Believing that he could beat the
sugar ration order, Ed Hestness
sent out to Seattle for 100 pounds
of ?ugar, and in due course of time
it was delivered' at the dock here
of course the customs department
has a record of each article receiv
ed iti this port, and when Local Food
Administrator Yandewall d'scovered
the sugar, and Hestness could not
show a cardf permitting him to buy
this amount of sugar, the sugar wua
a* once confiscated by Mr. Vande
wail.
Mr. Vandewai] then sold the su
gar to P. H. Ganty' one of the lo
cal grocers, and the Proceeds of
the sale was turned oyer to the
Skagway chapter of the Red Cross.
Mr. Vandewali at once notified
♦.hp Seattle food administrator of
the occurance, giving the namji of
r.he dealer who had sold the sugar
t Hestness, the proDability ia that
he will either be ordered to close
his store for a stated period', or
he will be given, a Stiff fine.
CASUALTIES REPORTED
Washington, Friday.—Four hun
dred snd twelve casualties were
reoorted' this morning from the Lor
raine headquarters to the Ameri
' cau war department here. Of this
number the names of 12S men are
among the list of those killed, 172
are reported missing, and 112 are
wounded to a degree not as yet de
lei mined.
MISS F. NOLAN SAILS NORTH
Seattle, Sept. 20.—Miss F. No
lan sailed from this city at 10 o'
clock this morning, on one ol
toe steamships bound for the north.
WILL VISIT MINE FAR
DOWN LYNN CANAL
Fred Fonzo, accompanied' £>y
William Crozier, will probably leave
Skagway this afternoon for a trip
down to the former's mining pro
oerty at William Henry Bay. The
trio will be made in the launch
Scout, which Mr. Fonzo recently
.purcnased from Pvt. Lightfoot ol
[Fort Seward.
During the past summer the lit
tle craft has been thoroughly re
modeled, and the engine hag been
put Ik fine shaoe.
It is expected that the trip will
consume about one week.
REPUBLICANS ALLOW
WOMEN IN COUNCILS
Chicago, Sept. 20. — Wom9n ars
to *ake an active part in the man
agement of the republican party in
the future, according to the policy
adopted by the leaders of that or
ganization.
The Women's National executive
committee has been named' by Chair
man Hays, who has called a con
ference to discuss the part to be
played by women in the manage"
ment of the party in the future
Mrs. Medill McCormlc, of Illinois,
ha8 been named as chairman ol
: the committee.
Th« trading schooner Sea Woll
teeently returned from Siberia from
« 'radlng trip. The vessel reach
ed as far north as Kaulchin bay.
The trip was very successful from
• t'ad-ing point. The vessel en
countered considerable difficult j
with ice and bent one of its pro
noljer blades, forcing repairfl to
bo made at Teller. The greatest
difficulty experienced on the trip
was to secure trading licenses from
the grafting Russian officials. He
was compelled to take out two li
cense? before he could' clear, one
for the government and one for the
officials. One eost 115 rubles and
thp othar 26.
Tht- first machinery for the manu
facture of wood pulp in Alaska is
bow ©n route to the territory, and
a mi" will be installed ne&r Juneau
at Funter bay. The mill will be
operated in connection with the ad
miralty, Alaska Gold Mining com
pany wihch has been in operation
at Funter bay -with a ten stamp
mill for a number of years.
A cover or case keeps your ten
nis rocket in good shape. Kellers'
have a big assortment of felt and
cravsnettc cases from a dollar up.
Adv. tf.
Fourth Liberty Loan Campaijsni
opens September 28th.
Bar Candy Goods. Just the
right kind to nibble on at the
movlea or on the way to school,
Two ireterous hunks of fresh candy
1 Kr* Tvro11ai» Ttrrwa A Hv tf
AllH ULAimb UP;
in Mums
Vancouver paper of recent date
bad the following account of the
. trouble which is now being tried
tried in the Atlia court, before
Judge Barker.
A bargaia in mining ventures,
whereby; Frank H. Mobley, L. A.,
for Atlin, »ame time ago purchased
Under the sheriff's hammer at
Prince Rupert, fifty-two gold placer
claims, a number of mineral, claims,
a lake dam, ditches and water sys
tem, a blacksmith's shop, machine
shoo and equipment, engines, boil
ers, machinery, a telephone system,
electrician's shop and* supplies and |
"one certain Ford automobile,'' all 1
for the aum of ?60, haa given rise 4
to a lawsuit in the courts.
The matter occupied' the atten
tion of Justice Morrison, yesterday .
on an application to set aside an
order whereby som© tlme ago the
registrar of the County Court at
Atlin wag appointed a receiver of
all the gold which, wag taken out
a' two of th© claims.
The history of the suit ia said
»o ^e somewhat aa follows; After
obtaining possession of the proper
ty under the sheriff'a hammer. Mr
MoOley leased it to A. Berger and
Vic iStiong, who agreed' to run the
property and pay all expenses of op
eration in return for 75 per cent, of
tho gold recovered. J. Tallmire and
A. T. Wesche, miners, who are said
to have had aa interest in the
oroperty before its sal©, and whose
counsel, Mr. W. P. Gr^nt, alleges
were unable by reason of the win
tor weatfier, to reach Prince Ru
pert in time to buy in the property,
later went to work on two of the
claims which they restaked. Their
position is that the clams were
onen for res taking, as they allege
*h«t $19,900 rentals were due on
the property, and that the mining
recorder has no legal authority to
accept a transfer of the clams to
Mr_ Mobley unless this $19,000 was
first paid.
Taiimire ana1 wencne, h ib D»m.
•re now both under arrest at Atlin.
on a charge of haying taken a
raise oath in connection with the
proceedings instituted by their
counsel Mr. W. P. Grant, to en
force their claims to the ownership 4
of the property. Recently the civil ^
action was remitted by Justice Mor
rison from the Supreme Court here ^
to the County ourt at Atlin, which
opens on Sept. 16. This morning
Mr. L. Reid, K. C., counsel for *
Messrs. Mobley, Berger & Strong, •)
appeared with an application that 4
the case be tried here and a fur* ^
ther application that the order plac
ing the gold in possession of the H
registrar at Atlin be revoked.
"The laborers can not get their j
pa>, nor can the laymen (Berger j
and- Strong), get money for their j
operations," he said.
Mr. Reid protested further that 1
it was improper to force his client ■
into trial by September 16.
"There is property valued at )
$100,000 at stake in this trial," '
h* said.
After further discussion, his lord
ship still adhering to the view that ,
it would be more expedient and ec- j
onomicai to have the trial held' at J
Atlln on September 16, Mr. Reid ]
took a further exception to the trial <
having been remitted »o the County .
Couit at Atlin. 1
Quoting a judment of Justice '
Gregory, Mr. Reid argued that the -
casn being neither one of contract ]
or of tort did not come within Sec- '
ticns'73 and 74 ot thedounty Cour ■
Act and so could not be remited .
from the Supreme to the County '
Court
"The case might have been 6tart- !
lei in either the Supreme or the
County courts but having been
smarted in the Supreme Court there ,
is no power given in any of the »
statutes to transfer it. It must re
ma 'n in the Supreme Court," ar
gued counsel. The case wag ad
journed till tomorrow to enable Mr.
Grant to look up any authority
against the proposition put forward
by Mr. Reid.
It Is said that the litigation and
criminal proceedings surrounding
tbe fight between the Tallmire and*.
Mobley interests for the property is
causing very great excitement In
the Atlin district.
A Talkeetna business man says
thero may De something stirring up
his way 'n the line of a new placer
strike ap a prospector about 45
miles out lately Bent in a hundred
dollars worth of dust, the coarsest
of which weighed J 13.66.— Cor
dova Herald.
Keller Bros, pure Ice cream is
the most delicious dessert you can
servo tor your Sunday dinner. Phon
for a quart brick for delivry to
Anmrrntr lfc.
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tributaries. : !
Daily train service (except Sundays) between Skaguay and
Whitehorse. Parlor observation Cars on every train afford
travelers every comfort and convenience.
Full Information regarding passengers and freight rate» ujoa
applying to £..!&'* li. t< i i. m;i n'.fi
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or 612 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
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It you want to buy a home or buy
any property that I have for sale
that suits you 1 can offer you
Some Bargains
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Rooms Single or cn Suite
Baths od each Bool
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And I iyso Have
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