William Welch pleaded not
bercrt> Policy Judge Timothy Fitz
oa trick. San Francisco, on a charge
o* soliciting alms.
Policeman Tim Connell found
Welc.h iu Werner's jewelry store just
aft. r he ha<i' presented this card
lo tbe proprietor: "My name i-s
Wll'lam Welch. I am deaf and
dumb. 1 loet my speech and heai
ine though an attack of b»in fe
ver *nd lung trouble and am anxioi'.f
to secure funds to buy an electric
l»«anut and popcorn roaster so
I cub fo in a small business un<i
support myself.''
Council recognized Welch as "U
impoptor whom he had arrested bo*
fore, and after u futile offort to
induce him to talk stuck him with
a oin. Welch has been talking ever
since. I.i court Welh was still talka
tive. He said that somebody had
put th? deaf and dumb card in bis
•jeefcer for a joke.
For another j^e Police Juage
fcl'zpaMick gave him six months in
>*ia county jail.
OHEMLI
L! ill®
PROSPcOT
The Alaska Treadwell Gold Min
ing Co. is working a crew of 32
man under Mr. Peter Johnson us
foreman on their molybdenite l>rOS"
pact. At present the tunnel has
t>«a£ driven on the vein 336 feet.
»*"i 2.400 feet of the 3.600-foot
tr»m to the wharf ut the beach >s
completed. No work was done dur
ing the past three weeks, ;ts 26 of
lb* 32 men wer© on th© sick list
aad there wer© scarcely ©uough/ able
bodied men to take c^-re of the si?k
ShaAax, wag included in the 'tin*
erary o£ the recent epidemic of in
fluenza. At oue time 20 whites and
50 natives were down with the
"flu." TIie two f;ltai cases were,
nativ children. Much credit Is
due Mrs. Geo. A. Barton for giving
all her tim© toward caring f»r the
sick and preventing other serious
ca-es during the height of the epi"
ilttulc In the end1, she hersf-lf suc
cumbed to the disease. The last re*
ports from Shakan are that Mrs.
Bartou hag almost recovered and the
number of cases has decreased to
six. All are on the road to recovery
—Wrangell Sentinel.
-?oecia| Opera Cream* are the
falk of the town. Yhoiv vas never
anyth.ng better :-t any j>ri<e Take
■» box honie t-.» ycrr She wil<
Ue nr.ghty pleased. i"e!'» !* have
tue.ni in iiouiij ho.xr*. tf
Tako LAXATIVE IlltOMO QUIN
INE '1 ablets. Drussh^s refund
money If it fail, to cure. E. W.
GROVE'S signature :u on each hox.
30c. Wed
One-Hundred and S;
The San Francisco
i riZii I
early Report of
(THE SA'v" F
£23 CALIFORNIA ST.. .
and Loan Society
NCISCO BANK)
COMMERCIAL
-KA.XiSCO, CALIFORNIA
!SI3
ASSETS—
Urited Sfete«, Str.ts, M-.imr:
Sir.919,636.00, .
Loan or. pe*'. E»?*to, trc-irru
Lcu> on Bor.da and 5toc*-i
P.»n '• Bui!cin<:» and Lo'a
S500.000.00 ). u.n.- • • <
Other Real tjtuts (vaiu- $- i
Eniployaea' Fenron Funu v
CASH la Vau'.t* and wiUj » •
Total
total va!ue
.:wJX on boelcs at
$15,246,972.94
36,211,873.39
941.988.C5
1.00
1.00
1.00
S,492,240.44
$58,393,078.42
LIABILITIES—
Due Dopoaitsra ....
Capital Stock actually pjk' i.-.
Reserve ant! Con cine - r.: i
To Federal Reserve Ba;'!; oa a
TotJ . . . .
JOHN A. BUCK, President
Subscribed and iworn to before me thii 31»» day of December. 1913.
[SEAL] CHAS. F. DUSENBERC, Notary Public.
$54,358,496.50
1.000,000.00
2,336,411.92
"< :::ui Librr'.v Loan 1,198,170.00
$58,893,078.42
GEO. TOURNY, Manager
For :ii? six moDthi riding December 3lit, 1918 * dividend of
4 pat annum waa declared.
JOHN A. BUCK
OtO. TOURNY
C T KHUSE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
A. H. R. SCHMIDT
I. N. WALTFR
HUGH GCODKELLOW
A. HAAS
E. N. VAN BERGEN
ROBERT DOLLAR
E. A. CHRISTENSON
L. 5. SHtKMAJN
If It Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $LOO Up
Kodaks At $6*00 Up
Print Papers
Photo Supplies
Keller Bros. Drug Co. .
Berkeley. — Americana have i*
all wro.n?!' It's the modern busi
ness man "who is the trug •alasy,
and not poets or phllooohers. So
Bays Dr. I'm B. Stughton-Holborn of
Oxford University .who is lecturing
at the University of Califonria.
"There have heen many Amazons
and Joans of Arc, but there has
r'vrr b^en a great woman philos
oph<--r aid only one great womaa.
poet." paid Dr. Holborn last night
a' th* First Unitarian Church of
Herke.ey
I • is the modern business man
■ !wh3 is the 'sissy.' lie ha* liauded
i over the leadership to women aud
j i-* engaged in the work of women
j an*! slaves. I verv much resent be"
called » "sissy* "
r«r, Holbom came into the lime
light on Britain day when he
shocked a university audience by
s^yiuir he would rather the British
empire had been destroyed than
that Great Britain should have used
poison gas in the trenches.
Native Ship . j
Returns Home'
Most of the natives who belong
la Sfberia and who have been camp
ing tn the sandpit near Nome re*
turiW to their home at East Cape
on the schooner Twins, which is
owned jointly by* three of them. The
Twins was built at Unalakleet from
approved design, and many a white
man with plenty of tools and, skilled
in their use could not do as good a
jot. The Twins Is constructed, of
native lumber, and this hag dried
out sir that caulking is af little
avail, and heroic measures were
needed to keep out the sad sea
wires. So the natives beached the
Twins and patched her up with
sacks, cats, rags an# other lmpedi
nr nta, which protruded from her
ildrB. A few years ago a native'
scftooner foundered from this rea
son, the heavy seas washing her
caulking out and forcing her crew
<o auundon the vessel.
WHAT CANDY IS
"CANDY as a FOOD lias won—
The Government buys it by the ton."
Candy is good food, pure and wholesome It is the universal food;
i» s'°aKs all languages; it dries the tears in the eyes of little chil
dren; and wreathes the faces of °ld aue in smiles. It is the unspok
en uiessag0 from the lover to his sweetheart; one of the first tok
ens sent to the absent Mie; it brings joy to the home; it is the ad>"
vance ajent of happiness in every clime. It makes regular visits to
th« home, the church, the hospital, tho prison, the battlefield and trench.
1!& constant associates are love, joy, >if-3ce, happiness, smiles and
laughter. Can as much bB said of any other food?
IN THE UNITED STATES, THE S UGAR CONSUMPTION PER CAPI
TA PER ANNUM IS 84 LBS.
Candy Manufacturers use 8 per cent or 6.72 lbs.
Other Manufacturers use 17 DTcent or 14.28 lbs.
Table Usage 75 percent or 63.00 lbs.
100 percent 84.00 lbs.
6.72 lbs. per capita per annum— .29 oz. per capita per day.
14.2S los. per capita per annum— .63 oz. per capita per day.
63.00 I1)?, per capita per annum—2.76 oz. Der capita per day .
84 los per capita per annum—3.68 cz. Der capita per <Jay.
20 per cent restriction in use of Bu«rar oy Confectioners is 20 percent
of .29 oz. .058 oz.
The saving- accomplished by this measure pa. capita per day is repre
sented by about "1-17 °z
As 1 oz. of sugar is about, three teaspoonsful, th esaving per capita
per day can also he measured at about 1-6 of a tepasoonful.
Another way of putting it:1
6.72 lbs. at 7% cents (average price)—25c oer annum, or lc per week;
i. e., the public, by saving 1 c worth of sug&r per capita per week
can keen every candy factory runninsc, furnishing employment to at
leas* one hundred thousand people
Mrs. McKean
Dies In Seattle
Mrs. P. H. Ganty has received a
cablegram announcing the passing j
away of Mrs. W. S. McKean in (
Seattle on Sund<ay last.
Mi s. McKean was a most lovable j
by a host of friends in Skagway and 1
vicinity as 8he lived here in the |
early days.
W. 3. McKean was in the auditor*
office for several years and also
se.ved as City Clerk and took part
in the affairs of the town.
Mrs. McKean wag amost lovable
cnaracter and was active in the re
ligious and' social life of skagway
■ar.d a larg® circle of friends will
lac-urn her eariy demise wnd extend
their warm sympathy to the be
reaved husband.
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 42
Thursday and Friday
No 1. N. Bound No. 2. 8. Bound
1st Class 1st Class
9:00 a. m. Leaves
11:25 a. m. *»
12:15 p. m. •*
1:10 p. m. "
2:50 p. m. "
5:20 p. m. Airlveis
8KAGWAY Arrives
WHITE PASS Le«ve»
LOG CABIN "
BENNETT "
OARORO8S "
WBOmSEHORSE "
4:20 p. m.
2:50 p. m.
2:00 p. m.
1:20 p. m.
11:18 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
Passengers must be at depot In time to have Baggage in
spected And checked. Inspection la stopped 80 Minutes before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage will t>7 checked free with each foil
fare ticket and 75 pounds with each half far* ticket.
/but >
7 VRX 1
(pearl
\Ott>
for baby's health
and comfort
Keep dampness and chill froifl
the home with Perfection Ou
Heater.
Lights at th« touch of a match.
Gives steady, erea haat for
many hours oa one filling with
Pearl Oil, the ever-obtainable
fuel.
Easy to carry about. Mo smoke
or odor. Economical.
Say Perfection Oil fleafsr
V todty.D—lfaevrywhar*.
STANDARD
Oil
COMPANY
(CtHtenU)
PER F
_0 3 L. H
"P. H. GANTY, Grocer
Special Standard Oil Agent, Skagway
Mutts lit Itii!
ivdc Xlitis Jb^ci to 1'Oftlr hiture ot
Knu »\ iixijje.
Kidney disease oiten advances so
rt.piuiy that many a i-e.^ou is litmi/
in as sru-aii Dei ore aware o. its pjO£
rek^. fioiiivt at'enuou ououifl ua
givcii lily fjiiyutest SylUiAom of
uiun&y uisoruer. u tiiero ig A
.•ul! pain 111 ine lieaduches,
dizzy spells or a. urea, wor-u-out
feeling or il th0 kidney eearetions
-is offensive, irregular and attend
ed with pain, piocure a good MU*
ney remedy at once.
ihousands recommeud Doau a
Kidney Pills. Head the statement
Dell w.
Cbas. Braasch, retired clothes
dealers, 532 N. COronaao St., Lou
Angles, Calif., says: "When X was
Uyiu/ in Chicago, several years ago,
my kidneys were giving- me consluei
able trouble. When a nun's Mdr
nev's become disordered, ho feelg
out of sorts all over. My back cer
tainly was lame and it was hard for
me to bend over or lift anything
heavy. The steady ache across the
Miiail of my back nearly took the
life out of me. I wag advised to
try JJoan's Kidney Pills an# I
found they were Just what I need
ed. Doan's quickly relieve# me
and 1 wa^ soon free from the trou
ble."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
that Mr. Braasch liad. Foster-MU
burn Co.,M fgrs., Buflalo, N\ Y.
A cup of Beef Or chicken Bul
lion with a salted wafter makes *■
dell.'lous after tlie show luncheon.
Try H at Kellers. ft.
HEALTHY PLANTS
Require the Most Cnrcful A :<eutloa u
Well as Good Suit.
DM you ever see a ; which—
despite the most bo*'.--' ent < r.vlronmont
of soil—of sunshine—and of atmosphere,
-seemed never to achieve a healthy
growth.
A ton of mni-i-o r-ill not liotn a plant
that has a canker en ting out Its heart.
Tott must destroy tbe cause before yod
can remove the offoct.
Yon cannot rnre Dnrflrnff anil Bald
ness by .nbbirc on hn!r lotions, and
tnbbin- m vaseline, etc.
To' must lock ;j Ui« cr.r.f of the
trouble—It's a £cr?n at tl>? roots of
your hair which causes it to f ill out.
New'oro's Hcrpieide destroys th° rerm,
end healthy hair Is the sure resvlt.
Sold by leadln? druTC'sti. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to The HerpicMe Cu..
Detroit 23nb.
One Dollar TiottTe, guaranteed.
At all Drue Storse. Adf.
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meetfl every second and
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlsll
ia<t brctters cordially welcome.
5fl<5»J*nS A. Rasmuson, Arctic Chief.
Wl'dlun K. Gray, Arctic Recorder.
P. & A. SL
Whits Pas® 'Lodge
F. & A. M. No. Ill
meeta 2d and 4th
Saturday Ev«nlng«
of oach mouths, visiting Bretnren
ar« welcome.
HAKOLD TALBOT, W. M.
JAMVJ3 WALLACE, Secretary.
a. r I\ O. ELKS
Bkag-w&y Lod<*
No. 431, B. P. a
E. meets frrery
Tiurtday at 8:30
p. m. Visiting
brothers cordially welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, E. R
r. J. YA^'DEWAIxL, secretary.
Pioneer of Alaska Igloo, No. 12,
meet* in A. B. Hall first Monday in
every month at 8:30 p. m.
Visiting Brothers cordially wel
come. ]
W. J. MULVIHiLL, Pre#.
J. C. PHELPS, Secy.
Fraternal Orrtet
Eagles
Ska gway AerlQi
\o. 25, Frater*
nal Order of
E*«es meet the first and mini
\W-dnesdajr night of each month at
their hall on Fifth Avenue. Visit'
in* brothers cordially invited to
atteud ,
John M. Keller, W. P.
J. M. Cries bach, Secretary*
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Attorney At Law
Practice In all courta ,
la Territory of AI«eka
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