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ti rapes
l*i"ach€3 5'
l'cftrs
I'nines '
CravenstcXns
lJivnanas
iirape FroJt
Omtalonpe
Water Melon
Lucumucrg
Tomatoes
<;reeu Ocions
Head Lettuce
Celery
(.irectt l*c.'is
Cauliflower
l'.oets
Turnips
Carre's
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H»ines Strawbcirics
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RUMFE COLLAR BUTTON
Saves Time Saves buttonholes
Saves Temper Saves ^ our Neck
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Juneau. .~li
OLDEST AND LAIKSK^i"
A consistent policy pursue 1 >:•
century has hot>n re war . ■ t n.*
tial growth until tiii- .:
one and one-hah ml > 1.1
sources and dep^i; >1
every pirt of ;h"
Torriti :*y
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SKAG'VAY, ALASKA
vl» Institution of
ALASKA'S BRANCH 3'
Capital $85,000
FOUR BANKS - Skagway - .
OFFICF.KS
Andrew Stevenson. President
W. L. Landsborough, Cashier
Anchorage Branch Wn.cije!I Br--:
J. T. Westermann \V. H. .<
\ ice-Pres. in charge Vicc-Pres. :
BOARD OF
Zoheth S. Freeman Andrew A. B.
Andrew Stevenson, P. H. Gai'v, J. T. -
Although '<11 i ■ r'trnl i> irt "f - .•••/
to it the full tttii mnt of
H»**\r*l t'w the estohUshm^i.t »f •:
branch is th i'cj */v >f I '•> >•«
it id* i&ml*nt bit nk\ h*tt n't[h t'l* Hi'-*
enlhe institution f<» #//•?*"* u to i. r
the Terrilnn.il lit-iking /> nir-L /. •
df'dlu 'tml toilers Us xmtrni»»t •' /
Aliska is th>r* fon\ hr<- /»/>.• »f it*J »#•
peculiarly "Art Institution of v
KT^nir^:
TEE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEKM1V. Ph. p.
_THE SANITARY MILK mi
The largest and beet coa
ducted dairy la Alaska.
DaJly shipments of pure
mi lie and cream to a.11 paint
oa White P*is« & Yuk&a
Route,
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Day
Your druggist will refund mcn?y
PAZO OINTMENT fa;ls !o cure £ •
cmse of Itching, Blind, Bleeding c*
Protruding Pile3 in 6 to 14 days. 7%t
p—■* application gives Ease & Rest. 5~c.
—Advertisement.
Suhscrib^ lor the Daily Alaskan.
1 £?TV
3 " "
1
\ mirrr
v. afflc3, I
Cafe.
Jam:s Y?~p;.- - .!
Sl'ES W. |». A V. It. FOR 830,000
The White Pass it Yukon Route
today filed a written reply with U.
S. Rasmuson in retards »S a sui'
against the company i y Mrs. Sarah
Atchison for the dtv.th of her hus
band. It has as yet not been de
cided where the hearing will tako
place.
S.S. ALICE BASKET BALL
At® BASEBALL TEAMS
| READY FOR SKAGWAY
■\Yhui the Friuc ss Alice arrives
tomorrow morning two athletic
tennis will bo ready to try the xuet
□
the Alice played a. game of basket
. J>aii, re. uiti..^ in a hard earned
it was the purpose .>f t'.ie Alice
uiea to organize in the mean time
and tomorrow tliey will ho here,
' full oi pep and coached ou signals
a.;d teamwork ready to beat auy
... :ogatiou if ».• n. that Skagway
aa put up b< 'h ia l/'skit ball and
Tao < w«s will be played Wed*
aesday, basketball ut i' p. m. and
j;a^i !1 not }"ct announced. Fol
lowing th^ .game o£ basket ball an
informal dance w ill take placo in.
tho Whit© Pass club, for whicli 25c
will bo charged.
Alice Basket IfcHI Traill
Guards—Wilson and Hill
Center—Countryman.
iKorwards—Lawrence, Camoron. j
Substitutes—Grcenwell, Lady
Alice 1!,i*eball Xcum
C'ltclier—C. Lawrence .
1'itcher—Greenwell.
1st Base—Countryman,
"nd Base—Wilson.
Srd Base—Cameron.
Short Stop Xewbursh.
li. Field—11111.
C. Field—Stewart.
L. Field—Lady. (
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U'i ;i i<cactfful,
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nctiv'tr on beard and
i:j :..e water. The Wuoajcketa
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tl:o d jr!cs r.re rwr. Ing from
'lore, load oil with men Jfo
: ■? on lo res or returning to ship.
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i renin • the fln^ F'snaU and
;r messaged
' ■ , ' • nt. 3 n".' lol!* — which'
lioi , Trom the dock of tho
„i.. nr r-o(!io" which
"c 1' v r„ on s' tre. From
:' 'X' . h with v. 1:. h every*
l\\ i'. i' Ui.'a i rupplied. On!
cro -'il into small boats and swarm
■
iety to get as <ioso as [iossiblo to
tho muUic.
W. F. Agent at!
Carcross To '
join Colors
Carei oss, V. T., (Correspondence)
— A most enjoyable time was spent
r .J u j.^lit at a tupper and dance
► Hi :i by the captain, officers, and
crew (•' the Str. Tuslii at the Cari
bou tv t;l to say good-b\o to Joe
Ilarri*, agent for the White Pass,
who is leaving Carcross to join a
^.gnal corps.
Mc?t Gideon put up one of the
iia'i it suppers ever served hero
.. ii the tables were crowded with
i!.e delicacies of the season. Mr.
. i■'s \\ ill be very maili mused in
I s for he has hundreds of
i:ie!:us, but like all Rood men
> .inks uls country needs him.
I)ui_:p «'he supper the following
o : ro-id by » pt. J. G. Itob
L. GorUeu to Joe Harris, Efcq.,
kaviiisr (.'U'cro.-s lo join a signal
corp:
We ar-i g altered here tonight, Joe
To wish you a God speed
And our good host "Gideon"
Wo thank him for this feed
io wacu you're waving flags, Joe,
tigualin r death to the Huns
komemoer Joe you've lots of
friends
Where the "Tutshi" start's her
runs. |
uiliAlit) SOCIAL LEADKK
WHITES XATION.U, SOXG
i iik: ,;o—(.Correspondence) — A
,\ci as ago, Mrs. Freer, one of
Chicago's most exclusive social
. _:s attempted to find an appro
. at v iy wo are sending our soldier
» to France, but, to her aston
isluaeuv, was unable to find it.
■ *. ivalizitts the pressing need
oi such ti composition, and being
pott at d composer of great abiiity(
. .. v J'.'ix. in A , .Nations,' which
■ i.lis country's position ex
t'Ctiy,
TUo v.or.lfc ci the song are as
i. iio»vs:
"FOU f ill-; FKKKDOM
OF Alili NATION'S"
i. I'l't cdAii o;' all Nations
We are on our way to France,
'■ d o lignt against oppression
God ha^ given us this chance,
W )i -ia o'er forget the anguish
Ot the women in the waves.
As tha Lusitania's masthead
Sank to jilca^e the Prussian
Knaves.
To ittfuii our fellow-beings
On pursuits of peaceful aim,
■Dal a loe arise, in anger, '
A11J without a lawful claim
•UjL> tue freedom of all nations—'
England, Belgium, Ku„sia, France
'1 o .iiveiige them is our duty,
An,'. Old Glory must advance. .
2-luili we r-v.0 our homes demolished
As hi Belgium and in France,
Women taken into slay'ry.
For their children not a chance?
Xct a moment must we tarry,
Shoulder knapsack, gun or lance.
Victory iuui>t.be our wa{chward,
As \\>*'re marching, on thro'
France.
Words and Music by. .
Eleanor Everest Freer.
Mrs. Freer, who is the wife of
A: hJl.ald Freer, the weJl known
Chicago capitalist,, h:is probably
clone mcro for the Allied causes
curing tho past three years, than
ary other resident of this tcitj". It (
You'll Never Know
how style can be knit into a garment until A A A
you see yourself in one of our Brushed I III
Wool or Shetland Sweater Coats, ONLY • 1
Belding's Yard Wide Poplin
A Silk and Wool Lustrous Fabric, very desir- A A
able for Street or Evening Gowns, per yard %P£»V/U
COMING
Print* Biederman Coats for Fall and Winter. Lined thruout
with Fussy Willow Taffeta—truly Garments of Distinction
ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT
L. A. HARRISON Co.
STORE CLOSES at 8 p.m. Saturday 9 p. m. TELEPHONE 55
P)PU PIHE PUE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Tuesday and Walnesday
Muttial Film O). presents Charlie Chaplin n (ho FLOORWALK
ER.—In. two parts.
Amreican Rcauty presents HIS MYTSERIOl'S PROFESSION,
With Neva Gerber and Webster Ctunbcll.
MOTHER'S JUSTICE.
FORD ANIMATED WEEKLY'
Music by Imogcne Coryell.
8:30 p m. Sharp Admission 25c, 10c
A LECTURE 0.\T
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
VIRGIL O. STRICKLER, C.S.B.
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the
Mother Church, the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mas
sachusets. will lecture
at the
Elk's Hall, Friday, Aug. 17
8.30 P.M. SHARP
EVERYONE
WELCOME
v
is estimated that she has contribut
ed over one hundred thousand dol
lars, atil she is now giving her en
tiro 'ime and income to war chari
ties.
She is prominently identified with
half a dozen of the most important
war relief organizations, and was
one of the prime movers in the
great Allied Bazaar given here last
winter. J,
At i iif big war rally recently held
in the Coliseum, ia honor of the
■IStli Scotch Highlanders, Mrts.
Freer's composition was sung for
tho fir\t time, with tremendous suc
cess, »7 the famous American bari
jtone, John Baxter. The solo was
j cheered to the echo by the | ten
thousand people who attended the
j meeting.
Will Rossiter, the well known
Chicasro publisher, who has taken
the so:»g, is now [getting out a
large edition, which will be donated
to the Chicago Branch of the Na
tional Surgcal Dressings Commit
tee. It will be sold throughout the
country; and tho entire gross re
ceipts from its sale will go to the
fund intact.
John H. Coke, stationary engineer
of Seattle, is a visitor in Skagw'ay.
Dr. Leonard S. Sugden was a passi
enger this morning for the summit,"
where he expects to get motion pic
tured. [
E. L. Durell, of Detroit, (re
presenting the Burroughs Adding
Macnir.e company, is visting the
cities of Southeastern and South
western Alaska in the interests of J
his company. Mr. Durell says big
concerns are now looking toward Al
aska and expect big things from the
countiy. and in return they expect
to give a better service to Alaska
patrons.
LIBRARIES WILL BE
PROVIDED FOR SOLDIERS
When the American soldiers get
into the cantonments established by
the war department for the training
of the national guard and the na
tional army, they will not be with
out their librares.1
Under the direction of the Am
erican Library association, free li
brares are to bo established. The
preliminary plans were presented
at the recent national convention
at Louisville. In addition to the
establishment of library buildings,
other distributing agencies wi'l in
clude the Knights of Columbus, the
Y. M. C. A., the Red Cro&j | and
similar oragnizationg. Competent
librarariB wll be in charge of the
main libraries and assistants will
bo gathered from volunteers, enlist
ed men of fitting 'experience and
paid workers. 1! I"t
The buildings will be of wood,
one story high with one large open
shelf room surrounded by books,
together with smaller reference
and study rooms, work rooms j and
in some cases living quarters.
The task of gathering material
for the libraries will be left to
district committees in the (Various
states. A campaign will be start
ed for the donation of books a9
well as to gather a fund of $500,
000, by -which the work may be'car
ried out. It is expected that many
of the railroads will transport the
donated Ivolumes without charge.
Deaais Kostis, popularly known aa
Mayor of Log Cabin, [suffered an
injury t.1 one of his lower limbs
Sunday and was brought to the hos
pital in Skagway. He expects to
,be aj>le to return again in a day
or two.[