THE TOWN^IS DRY,
but we've got it. ? ?
Just Tapped a Barrel of Sweet
Apple Cider. Try it, its Good
Just opened a barrel of that od Heinz
Saurer Kraut also a barrel of Heinz Dill
Pickles
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Have Your New Taylor Suit
Made with the popular PINCH-BACK. It's very
Stylish and Up-to-date and appropriate with
many of the LATEST TAYLOR MODELS
see them at
Dortero &. Son
rintWr* and Furnishers :: Phone 32
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juisau, ala3(<a
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued 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
Are You
Successful ?
If you are not successful—who is to blame ? You
notice ill around you successful men—don't you?
Many of them have had no better opportunities than
you—some of them not as good. The successful man
avails himself ol his opportunities. The unsuccessful
man does not. One of the opportunities that make for
success is a Bank Account. Have you one at this
Bank? Try it for a year. Then note the progress
you have made.
A Bank Account is the Laddrr by which
many men have mounted to Success.
BANK OP ALASKA
sI^sk\y
Wholesale **x! Retail
CIGARS
and
T08ACC0
and dlffereut articles
Doa't forget the number
428 Brjadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
From 5c to Pocket Book
r*LS HKA(iWA V
Pioneer Dairy
M. 9. SIEK.1S, Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
Tb« l&rxest ud best com
d acted iwlrr 1* Altulra.
Dally giipffienU of par*
milk &a* cream to all polmti
•a White Paw A Yukoa
fcoota.
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back for an Old One
The back ache® at time® with a
dull, indescribably -feeling, making
you weary and piercing
paits shoot across the region of
tho kidneys, and again the loins are
so lame that to stoop ts agony. No
use to rub or apply a plaster to the
back if the kidneys are weak. You
canno* reach the cause. Alaskan
residents would do well to profl* by
the lollowing example:
Mrs. G. G. Fosdick, 6015 S.
Law;t-nce St., Tacoma.W ash., says:
"My back was e© sore and painful
that jf I wanted to ta&e up any
ething trom the floor, I had to get
down on my knees. There was a
lumo about the &iz© of a dollar
over tach of my kidneys andl thjis
mad« my back so. tender and sore i
that I could hardlr bear to have
my clothes touch! me. At night 1
could scarcely turn In. bed and 1
moruiiisc was so lame aawl sor® that 1
I coiild hardly get around. These ,
trouoits w§re brought on by a cold
settling in my kidneys. Doan's Kid (
ne~ Pills cured me."
Price 50c, at all dealcrrs. Don't (
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
?et Doan's Kidney Pills1—the sajne
fhat cure«d Hre. FosdlcJr. Fostor
Milbuin Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
BIGGS IKS OF
HE NEW TOWN
Interviewed by a, (representative o
the Ne^'s, TUomae Rlggs, Jr., mem
ber o' the Aloskaai Engineering
Commission, In charge oil the work
in toe interior, expressed, hig^-yiewe
as to the future a£ Nena«ia. •
"Wuai do you predict for'the fu
ture of Nenama?" was asked 'of ^r
RlEt-s, and ha replied; •
"Well, In the first place. Nenana
is -net and cam, -never "be a. town to
stand cn Us own, feet. • It is a°^o
and always will he u, town depend
ent upon the'lccal payroll and busi
ness engendered tllvru thei develop-'
men-1 r* the natural resources of
th'q Interior. Xenana, will flourish
as development flourishes and Nc
nana will wane as development
wanes. Every new campf discover
ed below Neraana will add to its quo»
ta to the prosperity of th© new
town tnd it will become-the dis
tributing center for-the "whole Yu
kon fj"sin from Ruby tcfCircl9
Shou'd the ligwite coal oif the N©
nana fields pro\'e to be tlhei coming
fuel for the .Interior 'of Alaska,
there should be distributing! bunk
ers a.org the waterfront, in: any
even* coal will be handled! at Ne
nanv for if necessary ooal can/ be
brought from the farther away Mat
anus...a fields. At present all indi
cations point, to| a steiaddly; increas
ing ccal demand from the Nenana
fields.!
"I Sliouia n«te to -Bee an nw
viseid boom strike town. Wbpt
I would like to sea Is a steady
growth .wliiohi will keep tracji with,
but not exceed the local demands,
"Th.it Neuana will -'for a few
years carry .tb§ heaviest payroll on
this side. oX the -Alaska ramge can
not be denied, /but with =the com
pletion of the trunk line it yill
take i s proper place as a perman
ently prosperous-little town. As a
division point it will always be im
port a at. It*will have a busy.water
front during- tbe period; oj: open
navigation. it i» not, however, tbe
terminus of the road. As a prej
pn* iTmiaus Fairbanks has been
selec e£.
"lli= wild rumors that jve will
locate large ratroadi shops at N®
aiia are 'without foundation. We
sha'i probably always maintain "re
pair shops, but the main'shot's will
be at Hie coast end.* Wo will mak
temporary repaina• on'orpipled eqnin
men'' and then shoot it'Over the hill
to the central eh ops, wherever they
mav j,e located. »
"What will be the 'permanent
population of Nemana after the com
pletion of the railroad?"
"I should judge between 1,000
and 1.500 People unless* coal
briquetting and .powdering/"wOTka
are established there instead of in
the coal fields. The payroll will
be st°a<ly and anyone with a job
will be sure of hlsi pay envelope
every month. For a year or two
there will be a big floating popula
tion the-high tide of which1! "will
be next summer, providing 'appro
priation are forthcoming and other
conditions of labor and trainsporta
tion are not such as "will necessitate
the shutting down of'all construc
ts in the interior and waiting un
til th * railroad -is pushed by de
grees fiom the end of track coming
this wfT -from the coast. If such
conditions ever oecur the "interior
will he shut off from 'direct rail
communication with the coast for
at least an additional two years.'*—
Fair I anics News-Miner.
The Princess 'Sopfhia left a* 7
o'clock last evening, taking nibout
thin - passengers for Puget Bound
poin'^ and 70 tons of silver lead
are from Venug mine, d'estiined • to
Smei'T :£t Tradl.. B. C.'Am°n
tier passengers were Mrs.-Gnim
mel raid son and Mis a Ho^'ell, who
hav.x teen visiting at Ft. ^Seward,
ind Mr. Tim' iVogel from "Haines
Geo A. Rcusertberg and T. D. 'Coul
ter' aud Sirs. Frank Maramatsu from
Skagway, Capt. J. G. Roberts o~f
;he steamer 'Gleaner, whiql 'Will
winter in Sunny lcaliflorniia and: M
r. G'llespie, representing) Excelsior
^ife Insurance Co., and the follow
ng whitehorse .people.- Mrs. 'Mc
Pherson and children, Mr'.and Mrs.
tfclvor, lA. V. Hamer 'and Joe'Sal
ratore, who was ticketed thru to
3hicago. ' '
There will be a special meeting cf
he "'kagway branch of the W. C. T.
J. Friday afternoon at'three o'clock
it the Headquarters on. Broadway.
U1 members are urgntly requested
o he present. ll-9-2t. 1
IAN-TOX TOOTH PASTE Makes
clean white perfect teeth! — you
need this every day and can got
it at Keller Bros., The San-Tox
Dru? Store.
ANOTHER GOOD
HIE ASSURED
Tlhe Eagles will give a daw© to
jawroy night at their hall on, Fifth.
Avenue. I
During the; past years, the'daruces
given hy this popular fraternity
.have always ibeen most enjoyable af
fairs, and have always been pa
tronized by tie danjce lovers of
Skagway, whether th^yj1 were'as
sociated witli the fralternlty, . or
"outsiders," amd one and! aJl • hav®
received the same hearty; welcome,
and Ihey have enjoyed t!v9 hospi
tality aud good cheer of thej Eoglo
Danoes until these events have
begun to 'be looked upon) as social
events not to he foregonie if one
would not'miss a pleasure long to
be remembered.;
This year the Eagles are keeping
up the standard of their dances,
greeting one and all withl a cordial
welcome, and with, the good) music
which ;s being furnished. "hy t^Q
Smith, oixihestra, the floor in] exceip
ti an ally good condition, .th© jolly
hospitajity ,0f the matron® as they
greet the younger set, and the iboun
teous supper served, will all tend
toward one end, a, cracking good
time. I
YOl li MONEY AT WORK
Au interesting petition,-was filed
in a New York colurt during the
month o.f September by a big 'de
partment store, jha .store naked
tlie court's permission) toi turn oVer
to 'he- state banking department
$10.44 belonging to a great many
saving depositors who had1 failed
*0 can for smuli gums -left with
the I'rm in toy savings banks.
This • tore wont into ban!kru(p(tcy
over g year age and has. been in
process of liquidation ever since.
Before it failed an*! • while it 'was
still a popular thing; for merchants
to conduct banking departments-th^
sto-re not 'only encouraged custom
ers t' keep a deposit account but
also tc becorn© "saver.
The record shows that many felt
the impulse toward thrift given] b^
this stwe's advertising. -A very
large number oi£ savings -ac
counts ware started. .When, the
store's receivers took hold they paifl
out *r savers who*,brought 'their
pass bcoks some $4,000,000.
Why didn't thg owners .of the
$10,447 turn up to claim therir mon
ey? Probajbljr because they, had
forgot'en that they ever deposited
the do.'lap or two or thre$ .which
belongs to them.
They represent the very .large
percentage of people, whoi decide to
practice thrift, make -a start, and
then give up.
Periodically the savings' -banks
and those commercial .banks and
trus* companies which! recetvei say
ings accounts publish formidably
lists of depositors who can't
oe fourd. • Sometimes the. ac
cumulated sa% ings due one °f these
stray amount to several hundred
dollars. I
Such lists are eloquent monumenfl
to failure. They represent}, thrift
which doesn't stick, a good] inten
tion forgotten, a fatal carlessnesg of
habit in thinking about the dodlar.
Nearly all the poverty in the world
may be go explained.—Johni M. Os
kesou in Taconm Daiily News.
OPEX .A IK MOVIES
TO GET RECRUITS
San Francisco, Nov. 10-—"Open
air movies are used hero by .the
army recruiting service in an; at
tempt to arouse interest amiong pros
pectiye recruits. 'Typical scenes oC
armv life are fished on a down
'own side street, The display* will
be taken; on a tour of the state
later, it is said.
SVSTEM AND PRINTING
Don't put it off, but order your
printing now which) J'ou, will need
when you put in your new) system.
The Dally Alaskan job department
is be't?r equipped than 'ever to doi
you-r work. Prices-right and work
promptly executed. tf. '
ivCT,'a.'j, 4100
The reaUt-rri vl tiiis paper will be
pleased to luurn 1! ut 'i i: at least one
ireaded disease tvu sr.-iiice lias
able to cur>' 111 c!l I " at apt**, and •'..at la
Catarrh. Mali's Ca' rh Ci re is the only
positive cuie bi'<t !. iowii "j tiie medical
fraternity. Catarrh l.eitiiT * coristitutiooftl
disease, requires a < ..r, ntKiioaai treat
ment. Hall's Cal<*rr*i ( ere is taken In
ternally. acting dir. i!!/ upon the Wood
and mucous surfae-. ; sj item, there
by destroying ti. ■ foundation of ti.e dis
ease. and gi\iiiti tin- :>atient strength by
building up the ror.:,t'; :,lior. and r.53,isling
nature in doing its v.-nrk. The proprietors
have so much fa-lh In I's curatiro pow
ers that they ofi'er one Hundred Dollars
for any ear.-- tint it falls to cure. Send
for list of t' silmon.'r.lR.
AddrcoB: K J. 1 i KN12 Y /t ."O., Toledo. O.
Fold by all '.»nn-ri«-«. "»
Take Hall's Vain;:; :-titor corjthiattoa
(Subscribe for tfcq Daily; Alaskan)
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
Store closes 8 p. m. Satur
9 p. m.
GEORGE^MOWL Proprietor )
Friday and Saturday
Vitiagrtiphj presents Ellen Homes in THE FATE OF NO. 1.
SUNNY JIM AT THE MAB1>I GRAS.
HEARST SELICJ NEWS PlOTORlAL.
Sunday and Monday
DIMPLES, THE AUTO SALESMAN, with, Lillian ^'alk<T and
Billy Quirks.
CL'l'ID'S BATH.
THE fable OP THE HP and the treasure.
ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 3577.
Music by Mn». C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
THIRST TERROR OF TRENCH
LIFE ON SOMME FRONT
Ain r- 4 prisoners, captured by
the British du/ningi -the present bat
tle of -tfco Sommq was a non-com
missioned officer of tie Twenty
eighth regiment of the sixteent&ij di
vision of the German army on the
Somme. On this soldier the Brit
ish tound a diary, in "which the
writff had jotted down) the story
&f th$ ordeal he and. his comrades
liad undergone. In part it read:
"13th August—At 7 o'clocfc ra
tion? brought up; eomo bean soup,
naif a loaf, a elafa pf chocolate amd
? HtMe bit of sausage and about a
quarter of a litre of coffeq .for
thr'f mem. Thiat, must suffice f°r
the whole *day, for we can, get 'no
water. The Eighth company of th®
Twenty-ninth "has been for three
dayg without 'rations.
"Our tongues airq hanging'ouj of
our moutihla withl thlnst, and not a
mouthful of water Is to be had.
The .well'is in the, village, whicjhj is
under a bamrage. The water, how
ever .is not to bo drunk on ac
count of bacilli eftc. How - we 'are
to quench our thirst, holwever, trou
D)Pg no one, for th§ gentlemen offi
cers (Herren Offizieren) take
carp that tlhey do not suffer.". '
I SEN. BORAH SERIOUSLY ILL
Fond Du Lac, Wis., Nor. 9—-Unit
ed States Senator William E. Borah,
of Idano, who has bean speaking foff
Hughes amd< .Fairbanks during the
oresideutial 'campaign, is seriously
ill. lie was compelled to cancel
his speaking dates' scheduled! for
the last everfll dayB -of his 'cam
paign. This moiming'he had a tem
perature of 102 andi his condition is
serious.
Mrs. 'Leonard1 Green, known to a
host ' Qf Skagwayane ag Miss Ger
trude Reiner, She having taught
6chool here for.several yeara hef°re
her marriage, writes td friends heret
that on Serpt. 28th, la baby boy ar
rived at her h otoe, am d tihait "the
young man h®s been, namedl' John
Leonard Green, the first name be
ing r'ven the youngster from Grand
pa Reiner, and thft middle name be
iug in -honor oH Grandpa, Green.
MEN'? BAND LAUNDRY—Care
ful'attention given to'flanmels and
other garments. 'Needed; repairing
done. Prices 'reasonable; prompt
work guaranteed. 'Work called; for
and delivered. ' Phone 'Myrtle
Halm*. 11-9-lmio. (
ONLY ONE "Bromo Quinine," that fa
Cures a Cold In One Day, Grip in 2 Days
l.axafive ftrcrao Qiiini;
tuinme
on box. 25c.
trzrt^
riNOCHLE PLAYER IS
KILLED BY "MELDE"
New Brunswick, N. *J., — John
Hawkts, 80, called oil Emerson Cor
nell, aa invalid friend. n>nd started
to pn" iuuiochle with him. H^wke^
was deal', a hand with, -which ho
could "melde" heavily.
The lucky liand apparently was
too much for him. .Without a word
he toppled, over on the table'doad,
HAIL \\ AY SUPLIE8
COST FOUR MILLION'
S<.at*„e, Nov. 10—A statement
hag ust been issued! wflilch,
show« that the supplies bought f°r
the government ralilroa^ In Alaska
un -the present have .tost f°UT
millioi, dollars since March. This
i an average cost of half a million,
dollars a month.
WajjLington, Nov. 6—The Bureau
of Nafuralizaition is sending out call
Car mass meetings to be held thru
out 'be country in every city and
•own, whotso poipulatlpn) includes the
loreJgu born. .The time for each,
mass meeting is to be determined
locaiiy by the Draper authorities
when arrangements arecompleeted.
The Bureau ha® during the last
few years pro-posed four events
great In . administrative government
al activities.' 1
1. Securing! the co-operation; of
the nubile schioola wlth'that Bureau
in citizenship'preparedness;
2. The proposal -to the City ' of
Philadelphia, to* hold the Citizen
ship Reception at .whicih, the Presi
dent spoke, on MaylO, 1915;
o. Holding o£ a citizenship con
vention in Wa&hingtom composed of
delegates from public schools
working in co-operation Jvith) that
Bureau for -the elevaition of ' the
standard of'American, citizenship;
Tlie fourth] proposal from '
urogressivq governmental bureau
is .0 call a mass meeting o£ citi
zens and prospective citizens, in
cluding t2ie actual candidates *£or
citizenship;' andJ a,on-candidatesi from
the foteign-bornj residents -of eaah.
community in 'the United States.
States. These mass meeting are,
nrimarily, for >thei purpose of 'get
ting tlie candidates fop 1 citizenship
into the night school classes main
tained by the. public schools.
SAN-TOX VELVET LOTION — A
Creamy Liquid Lotion, Fragrant
ly perfumed. Keeps the ekiti
sol* and smooth as velvet — is
not. sticky and will rub In dry.
Gel it at Keller Broe., tbe San
Tox Drug Store.
SAN-TOX HAIR TONIC Saves
th« Hair You Have — Stimu
lates fr>« Growth of Hair and ie
Death to Dandruff — At Keller
Bros., The San-Tox Drug Stwe.