5kagway
Vegetables
CELERY HEAD LETTUCE
RADISHES BEETS
GREEN PEAS TURNIPS
RASPBERRIES 20c PER BOX
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Headquarters for
ROYAl tailors
J. L. TA1[ LCR. Merchant Tailor
Dortero &, Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
NUGGET MOVIES
nro*dtv»7v between iind and 3rd.
Q-nen Everv Night
4 TONIGHT
FIAE REELS
Through Troubled Waters — 3
r«*l drama. Broadway star feature.
Vltagraph Co.
Air. Jan's Auction Bridge. — A
^elig Tribune.
>i usic bj Mbs Bartx r.
UOB»m«ic<T •( »:3o p. m.
Wholesale »nd Retail
CIGARS
ted
TOBACCO
•n<l different articles
lV.»'t forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ATT. RIVDS OF PIPES
From 5c to Pocket Book
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FIRE INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
CONVEYANCING
GENERAL AGENT
Establish «1
1807
524 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ALA KA
RIVER REPORT
WHITEHORSE, Sept. 18—Cana-J
Uian failed 5:30 p. m. on thq ltith.
Selkirk arrived 6: SO a. m. ou
tan 17 tU.
Selkirk sailed 5:15 p. m. oa the
17:h.
Nasutlia arrived lu Dawsoa 8
a. lu.
C'ii.® • lei*~ Dawsoa 10:30 p. m.
Yukon left Dawson 4 a. m.
Selkirk down Big Salmoo 8: 15
а. m.
Canadian down Yukon Crossing
б.30 a. m.
White Horse up Yukon Crossing
t:45 a. m. has 40 thru passen
gers
Next Sailing: White Horse Wed
nesday.
LAM) OFFICE MAX WILL
GO TO ANCHORAGE SOON
J. P. Walker, - superintendent of
surveys, »n the General Land Of
fice. will leave for Anchorage about
next week to take charge of four
suD-division crews uow opening In
;hat country.
EMPIRE REPRESENTATIVE *
M. A. Snow, representing1 the
Daily Alaska Empire, Is covering
the ikagway field for the big pa
p^r. 31r. Snow was for three years
>ii the staff of tho Dally Alaskan
ind graduated *o tha Juneau field,
•vat re '■ • has bee<n actively engaged
m ueewspuper work ever since.
EVE OPERATED ON
Wilbur Story, White Pass man,
underwent a slight operation Sat
urday. Dr. Gabie removed a small
tiiiiiOr from his eye. It is recov
ering very nicely and Mr. Story will
be able to return to his duties In a
few days.
LIGHTS OUT
Workmen were busy splicing and
rearranging lighting equipment yes
terday and as a result the ligihrts
wore turned off for thg better part
of the day.
SEATTLE—Th« National Bank
of Commerce and the Metropolitan
Bank will consolidate Tuesday .
W. R. Lindsay of Juneau is reg
istered .t fhe Golden North hotel.
When You Think of
•TYPEWRITER"
Think
" PEM1NQTON "
The Man Who Buys Any.
Other
"TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It Will Be as Good as the
"REMINGTON"
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
JUNEAU* ALASKA
(Continued from page 1.)
rlrd cut of the cabin and found j
Mr. Puuum on frU liunda and knees,
evidently in bhq y< ^'itiou in wnich I
he iiud fallen, dead.
He was taktju inside the oabiu
and iir. Beauchajnji summoned.
Tnejr brought him over to skug
wuy, whersj Dr. tiabie maae a care
ful examination, and pronouuced
that be bad died of Heart failure
due to overeating with fatty degen
eration of thy heart the remote
CUIUS*
Mr. Putnam lias been, in the
employ of tbe White Pass and Yu
kon 'or six years, having joined
their staff in August 1910. He
was well known throughout Alaska j
and .be interior. He is survived
by a vJfe, two dughters, Miss
Prlscilla and Nad<i who visited
with *.h< li fa'ber in fckagway the
summer before las' A mother Is
living in J.ce Angelej CaJ.
Funeral services v ill be held
at the Methodist ch irch tomorrow
afteruoon at 2:30. His body will
be sent south oj tii£ Jefferson.
Seattle will be the fuUrment place.
Tbe Dally Alasjcau extnds heart
felt syn^p^lhies and condolences to
bis bereaved family.
SETH LOW DIES
AFTER ILLNESS
NEW YORK, Sept. 18—Tnis
city today mourns the death of one
of its most prominent citizens, Seth
Lew Mr. Low w>s twice mayor of
Xew York, former president of Col
umbia University and active work
er In civic and municipal affairs.
He passed away here yesterday
after several months illn-ess. At
tije "ims oif his death he wa® six
ty years of age. He was a prom
inent Republican and for a number
of years was an active member on
the general council of the Repub
lican party.
LABOR LEADERS
HOLD MEETING
NEW YORK, Sent. 18—Oubious
uess settles around the strike of all
Union men now pmployed ju this
city. Humors of a ayanpathetlc
strike have been fil'ting thru the
air for Che last few days. Labor is
at pic-sent very unstttled and no
thing definite can be annouced as
lo ;te prou'Ajilities or possibilities
of a general strike iu this city.
Labor leaders are certain that
nothing wi'.l be determined until
fb's oomin< Thurs.1<v. a. geueral
conference mee'ins is scheduled far
Wednesday n*ght. The leading re
prw-mtative* s!l of the labor
counc Is 1» ta's J-ltT will meet to
discuss ihe apiproacghia strike is
sues at tots meeting.
BIG SOUTHWARD
TRAVEL BEGINS
Tie steamer City of Seattle made
this port at a: 15 Sunday morning
and cleared for tho south, about
twelve hours afterwards. It was
heavily loaded with freight for lo
cal aiei chants and interior points.
Over 200 tons of freight were un
loaded from the holds of the boat.
£ nice bunch of interior passen
gers arrived on the train, and made
connection^ with the Seattle* for
outside points. Seventy; three in
terior passengers w ere noted as
they stepped across the gang plank
Several locals were picked up for
Juneau .
JEFFERSON ENROl'TE
The steamer Jefferson/ sailed
from Elliot Bay Friday morning an
is now ste.'imLug up* the inside chan
nel with its final destination as
Skag-wsy. It carries a represents
t'vr pa&seoiger and cargo list. It
is oooked. to make this p«rt Wed
nesday.
YEOIANS WINS
EXCITING GAME
a
li. S. V oomaas, chan^lo^ checker
player or all Alaska, still uolUa tue
uiitdal and Utile of being tuo mani
pulator oi tilt) lvd und bl^k cir
cles on iu$ ciiookeicd board iu tlie
Territory. Air. Yeomams uiul W.
R. Gruy, Canadian. P-acilic man of
'his citva went to tile mat last Fri
day night iu a friendly game to
match their wito and abilities ia
beard maneuvers The Alaska, cham
pion won liy a awre otf 4-1. This
does not my, however, that the
games were not stubbornly resisted.
Mr. Gray moves the circles •with
adaptability ami shows that he
carries Uig battle marks of some
stiff einoountems in tlie game.
Mr. Yeomiams JolJcwed the Book
system of playing, while Air. Gr>ay
used •'if Single Column break away.
Yeoman won the first. Gray came
back strong and oarried the second,
the third game was exciting aaid
and fUJed with manyj counter
moves which keep opponents on the
wntcto. a^'tr a stiff emcounletr the
game w nt to Yeomans. He like
wise won 'he fourth. All who saw
tlie games report 'bat they were in
teresting and that both men were
on their toes during the entire set.
Another fame is hoventg aroitnd in
the air but the date has not as yet
been apntunced.
Ml MATERIAL
The Barge St. James, two days
overdue rn&de this port early yes
terday mtraing under taw- o£ the
'ug Arctic, aaul is now being un
loaded ai .the docks. It oacries a
big cargo cx£ materials for the
road commission at Fairbanks.
Steel and bridge material to be
used iu the construction of interior
wagcn r ads is included in th$ big
cargo list aboard :he barge.
The material for Fairbanks will
b« rushed over fhe summit and
down the river, making connections
•v l)aw6on, at le%st in time to
catch 'he last boa* for Fairbanks.
It is hoped that tho material will
arrive at Dawson iu time to catch
an earlier boat than \ho last one
TLe steamer Northwestern cler
ed northward Ketchikan Sun
day morning at 6 o'clock. It is
^scheduled 'o make this port Tues
day night. It carries 9u tons of
local freight and 125 tons for in
terior points. Its passenger lis*
lias been heavy for southern towns
and Is believed to carry a good
delegation for this city .
Alter it finishes unloading its
freight for *his pm it jflll clear
for the westward making all of the
important towns which lie in those
sec'ions. Skagway is iuicludad in
its southward calls.
princessTha
BRINGS COAL
The Princess Ena. made this port
yesterday afternoon around the two
o'clock hour. It is heavily loaded
with coal, esplosives, mining sup
plies and live stock. Thirty hogs
consigned to the interior were un
loaded *rom the freighter! and plac
ed in the hog pens at the doekst
Most of the explosives and min
ing supplies are booked thru to in
terior i'lat-es. The coal is for
Skagway. It will Tem&jn in. port
until Tuesday or Wednesday unload*
Ing its cargo.
RUPERT OUT SATURDAY EVE
The Prince Rupert cleared for
the south Saturday nigh*- night
7.30. The sailing waa dalayod an
hour aDd a half for the conven
ience of Dr. Batawk, who is tak
ing the body of the late Tholmas
Martlndale out for birrlal. It car
ried a r^resenattlve southbound
passenger list.
BLACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
MACKINAW SETS
FOR THE
SCHOOL BOY
These Sets consist of Mackinaw double
breasted coats, 1 pr leggins, hat all for $6
GIRLS BALMAC AN Mackinaw COATS
only ..... $7.00
Ladies and Misses Bal2m=ican M tckinaw
for only ..... $12.50
Positively the Best on the Market Today and Our Prices the Lowest
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes at 8 P. M. Saturdays ft P. M.
Popular
icture
ALACE
Sunday & Monday
Broadway Foatuj e prcr
jits the brilliant drnmatio
actrcss, Jane Cowl, Kite star
In "Within tlie Law," In
THE GARDEN OF LIES, »>y
Jut us Miles Fornian. Pic.
ttirized In five acts.
MUSIC HY MRS. C. OLS' N
ADMISSION
10c 25c
Open Every Night.
^lOLDILS** BA*i\ IN ALASKA
THE B ML EEKRENDS BANK
J J 13 1U, El! 3 3
Capital, $.50,000.00. Surplus, *40.000.00.
B. M. BEHREXDS, J. R. \\ ILLlS, OCY McNAUfiHTON,
President. Vice Pro*!. Cashier.
B ANK OP ALASKA
WRANOELL STt^VOAN -V\ ANOnnRAnB
ALASKA
An Institution of Strength and Character
Resources_Over A Third of a Million Dollars
SEPT. 11. 1132 DEPOSITORS
OFFICERS
President. Andrew Stevenson
Vice President, Andrew Ilinton, New York
Vice Pres., J. T We.«termann, Anchorage
Vice Pres. W. H. Warren. Wraugell
Vice Pres., W. R. Hillery, Skagway
Cashier, W . L. Landsborough, Stag way
Asst. Cashier, George Hnth. Anchorage
Asst. Cashier, M. McVean, Anchorage.
Asst. Cashier, 11. A. Ross, Skagway
DIRECTORS
Zohcth S. Freeman. Chairman
Henry I). Walbridge
Andrew A. Benton,
Andrew Stevens »n
I.T. Wefltermann
P. H. Ganty
W. L. Landsborougta
CO RUES PON DENTS
Seattle National Bank - Seattle
Wells Farqo Nevada National Fank - Sax Francisco
Liberty National Bank New York
Guaranty Trust Company New York
Corn Exchange National Bank Chicago
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
Wells Fargo & Co., Travelers' Checks on Sale
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you offer the very choicest of chocolate* Olympian
Chocolates are in exquisite boxes, the exterior re
sembling Indian basket work. The mat in each box
is a very artistic colored reproduction of • famous
Curtis Indian phota e.
OTHER BOX SPECIALTIES
tf cA&K QUALITY
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Resorted Chocolates, Chocolate Delidao%
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