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OLDBST AND bAXGB8T BANK IN ABASEA
K •ooaistaat policy »«rwred for more tboa a tvKiar of a
century has bee* rawardad bj steady &a<3 aufcsfea
tial growth aaSU fchia Bank has now orer
one au£ oaa-half oalltua dollars re
souraaa and depositors in
•T«ry part of the
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B ANK OF AL ASKA
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CAPITAL $75,000.00
SURPLUS 17,500.00
Prosident - - ANDREW STEVENSON
Vice Prosident - - ANDREW A. BENTON
Chairman Board of Dtrec ors ZOHETH S. FREEMAN
Vice Pres.
W. R. Hillery
SKAGWAY
Cashier
W. L Land»borough
Asst. Cashier
B. A. Rosj
WRANCZLL
Vice Pres.
W. H. Warren
I Asst. Cashier, Geo. Huth
ANCHORAGE
Vice Pres.
J. T. WeSennanii™
Asst. Cashier, M McVeaa
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COUNCIL HITS DIVISIONAL
If H SCHOOL LOCATED HEBE
At (he last meeting* of the) city 1
council the question, of the location,
o£ the divisional high, school for the
first division was brought up by j
Count ilman Wright, and he induoed
a set of resolution in, the form of
a letter to the council, setting forth'
th» advisability of the council tak
ing the matter up with the Terri
torial legislature which; resulted la
Mr. McClelland, as City Clerk, be
ing instructed to write a letter to
the legislature asking that body
to select Skagway as the suitable lo
cation for the institution. The
lstterr written is as follows, and
was directed to Hon. John. Roman:
By direction of the City Council
of Skagway I have the honor of ad
dressing you upon the subject of
tho location of the Divisional High
School for the First Division, which
matter, 1 believe, is now pending be
fore the legislature. 1
Through you Skgaway would
liKo to put before the Legislature
its claims for the establishment of
this school in Skagkway, as fol
lows: ; > I
LOCAL HEWS
LOST — Pair gold rimmed spec
tacles. Please return to Golden
Jiort Hotel for reward.
Mrs. A. E. Kindell, for many
years assistant in the Skagway post
office left for Seattle on the St>o
kanke today.
Typewriting, neatly and accurate
ly done. Phone 49, Ralph M. Pet
ersen, cr leave co©▼ at Pedertsn
Bros, store. 4-9-8t.
Charles Forse, who has resided
in Skagway for a number of years,
left on thq Spokane far Juneau
enroute to Anchorage, where he
will probably locate for the fu
ture.
The steamship Dolphin arrived
in port this morning at 8o'clock
and sailed for the south at 10:20.
Sbe brought in 12 passengers, and
sailed with 5. She unloaded 22
tens ^f freight at this port, most
o( whicn was consigned to local
dealers.
Oak Olsen, representing Schwa
bacber Bros. & Co., the big whole
sale grocers, arrived up on the
Dolphin from Juneau and while
awaitin,'; the sailing of the Spo
kane visited his Skagway trade.
Mrs. J. Humes and little daugh
ter of W'hitehorse, came over on
Friday'c train and are guests at
the Golden North hotel. They will
return to their home on Saturday's
train.
A. R. Naftzegr of St. Louis, with
the Peter line of shoes, arrived on
the Dolphin and will display his
lice of footwear to the local trade.
A. Berger and wife, of Seattle
arrived on the boat today, and
w:-'l leave on Saturday's train for
Atlin, where Mr. Berg-ex is interest
ed in mining.
W. D. Greeuough and wife arriv
ed on last evening's train, and
will sail for Seattle enrout to Spo
! kaue ou the Spokane this aftei^
noon.
N. C. Hardy left on the Spokane
for Juneau this afternoon enroute
for Anchorage, -p-here he may pos
sibly locate.
Herb Wheeler, general manager
for 'he White Pass Route returned
tr.. the states this afternoon on
the Spokane, after spending a week
in the city..
A Co't0r, auditor for the G. T.
P., left on the Spokane for Ju~
nea.i, where he will check up the
asent there, after whioh he will
sail for Prince Ruipert.
J A. Bender, who resided In
Skakgway for a number of years,
will leave for Juneau on the Spo
kane tcday enroute to Anchorage,
where it is his intention of locat
ing. Mr. Bender has served as
councilman in Skagway, and for a
number of years he has been chief
of the Volunteer Fire Department.
"The Eastern Question," or the
Driving of the Turks from Eu
rope, and What Will Happen When
!Ie Goes,—this is the subject to
night at the Eagles' Hall. All are
.nvited. The address wil be given
it 8 o'clock; thg song service will
aegin at 7:45. ; • ' i '
D. H. Hanson,
W. T. Hilgert
Ministers.
(1) A mild and equably climate,
unequalled anywhere else in South
eastern AlasJra.
(2) A level, well-drained town
si*e, offering clean and -wholesome
surroundings and plenty of room
for any athletic or vocational train
ing activities In •which such a school
might wish to engage.
(3) A splendid civic morals, as
evidenced in. part by Skagkway's
own school system, which itself em
braces two years of high-school
work.
(4) Until the permanent High
School Building is completed, Skag-N
way will be glad to donate the use
Of four commodious rooms, with
cloak-rooms, etc., in, its own school
building.
I ehail be glad to hear from you:
as to wha» further steps we may
take lu the above matter, and I
can assure you that anything you
may do in our behalf will be
sincerely appreciated.
Respectfully yours,
P. H. McClelland,
City Clerk.
LITTLE WILL CLAVSON
PASSES A WAV
A cablegram was received this
afternoon, by Mr. and Mrs James
Kennedy from Mt. and Mrs. Will
Clayson o£ Cordova stpting thait
'heir little son Will h id died at
three O'clock this morning.
L'ttle Will has been a partial
paralytic for several years, having
sustained: an injury to bis spine by
h til lit? run over by a heavy truck
whiie coasting in Cordova short
ly afteT the Claysons moved) there
from this city.
During all his illness, the little
fellow baa displayed wonderful vitali
ty, and at all times maintained a
mos* lova'ble disposition, being
hopeful that he might again be
restored to health so that he
could walk around with, his father
and mother, and not bo compelled
to use a wheel chair.. Since the
acciden* his parents have con
sulted the most famous physicians
in America, even the famous Mayo
Bro'hers of Rochester, Minnesota,
bu* without any encouragement. In
their hour of sorrow, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Clayson have the sympathy of
their many friends here.
1'AREM TEACHERS TONIGHT
The postponed meeting of the
Skagway Parent Teacher Associa
tion will be held tonight at the ILs
eembly room of the public school.
The topic to be discussed tonight
Is "Practical School Problem"
e.nd paoers on this subject will be
read hy Miss Benthien, Judg<> Ras
muson, Rev. Pedersen and others.
BAIL Ifc INCREASED
FOR MEN SUSPECTED
Junpau, April 13—Judge R. W.
JenningB has issued an order of
the Court increasing the bail of
Michael Sheean and J. H. Hewitt
from $3,500 to ?15,000 each. These
m°ii art charged with having stol
en the gold brick from the Cliic
Agoff Mine recently and when given
a hearing before Commissioner N.
L. Burfon were placed under the
smaller amount of bail.
Yesterday J. J. Raegan and J. M.
Smiscr, acting for the Government,
appeared and petitioned that the
amoun* of the bail be raised as the
smaller amount of bail was not suf
ficient to prevent the men from
Jumping out, if they were really
guilty of stealing* the brick and had
It hid. Z. R. Cheney argued against
the reition.
A WELL DESERVED PROMOTION
It is credibly; announced that tlie
Right Her. R. J. Crimont, S. J.,
who has teen the acting Catholic
BIshcp of Alaska for the last thir
teen years, has lately been promot
ed to b« titular of Animendara
bishon and Vicar Apostolic of Al
aska.. Father Crimont has made
hosts of friends all over the terri
tory, who will be delighted to hear
ol this well deserved promotion.
CRUISE CALLED
OFF FOR SUMMER
Seattle, April 13—At a meeting
ftf the Commercial Club held las*
night, it was decided to call off the
A?\ska cruise as planned for the
coming summer on account of the
war.. i
dole* chocolates and bon bons
it Keller Bros. Drug Store.
GAGE SPRING
MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
L. A. HARRISON Co.
STORE CLOSES at 8 p.m. Saturday 9 p. w. TELEPHONE SS
GEORGE.MOWL Proprietor
Satuiday and Sunday
Metro Pictuie Corporation prctu-nts Mary Miles Mintcr in
"Lovely Mary"
in five acts. ' ,
Special Music, Mrs. H. H. Thurston, Violin. Miss Gen© Cory
ell, rinDO.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
REVIEWS MILI
TARY FRATERNITY
Washington, April 13 — General
Veville, Commander o£ the French
army and General Scott, command
er of the American army, this
morning exchanged] telegrams re-1
viewing thq military fraternity seal
ed by General LaFayette and Gen
eral Rochambeau.
Nome, April 11—AU teams in
the Sweepstakes race have t>een lost
in fhe blizzard and the last report
of them cam® from Solomon forty
six hours ago.. They may he at
Timber but it id feared that they
ere not and real anxiety is felt here.
Kjegrstad alone hag been found.
When discover*^ he had taken
shelter in a Native igloo at Spruce
crceV He had lost his team in the
blizzard and "when found one of
his dogs was dead and the others
were badly frozen. Belief teams
ar3 starting out from Nome and
Council. The blizzard is still raging
an ' the temperature is down to
zero. Thq fact that there is no
telephoue at Timber is the ground
for the only hope that the three
remaining racers have reached shel
ter. To other musherrs wh<2 had
left Council for Solomon have not
bo en reported and fears nre enter
tained also for their safety.
Ncme April 11— Seppala, Del
zene anl Anderson arrived at Coun
cil at liooa today. Were delayed
by blizzard at Topkok for forty-one
hours. All well. Rested one hour
and race continues. SeppaJa reach
ed Fish Tiver at 4:35 and la resting;..
Delzene and Anderson reached Bos
ton a* the same hour and are rest
ing Kjegstad had "tough" time.
Tow line parted Monday three miles
ou from Solomon, and six dogs fad
ed away in the blizzard. No leader
remained and he took the fead him- .
self. Got palyed out and pushed
the sled himself in an effort to 1
catch up with the dogs, but to no 1
avail and he took refuge In a Na
tive igloo. Later he searched for ,
six hours and found his sled and
two dead dogs. No trace of the ,
othpr dogs and Kjegstad Is still
searching. i ■_ Jj
Free Seeds At
Daily Alaskan
T1 c Daily Alaskan la ia receipt
or a pouch, containing a a umber
of soeds, flower and, vegetable,
from th* Alaska Experimental sta
tion, the shipment earning Cram
Hon,. James Wickresliam far free
distribution, so those Wishing the
teeds may each have one package
by calling at this offlce between
*lie hours of 12 o'clock noon and
one o'clock on eacji day- until the
Euooly it exhausted. Not more thai
ane package to each, person.
NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE OF REAL ES
TATE
Notice is hereby given that in, per
suance of an order of the Honor
able E. A Rasnmsom, Coramisston
*>r for tne Territory of Ala-ska, in
Division No. 1, sitting in probate in
Skagway Precinct, made on the
Eleveuth day of April 1017, in the
matter of the Estate of Anna Cassi
dv, deceased, the undersigned ad
ministrator of the said Estate will
sell at Public Vendue to the high
est and best bidder for
cash, and subject to confirmation by
said Court, on Saturday- the Twelfth,
day ' f llay, 1917, at Two o'clock in
the afternoon of said day on the
frrjiT steps of the United States
States Court House in the City
and Precinct of Skagway andi Terri
tory of Alaska, all the right, title.
Interest and estate of the saidi Anna
Casaidy at the time of her death,
and all the right, title, and interest
tiiaf the said estate has, by opera
tion of law or otherwise, in and' to
thoso certain lots, pieces or par
cels of land situate, lying and be
ing in the City of Skagway, ami
Territory of Alaska, and. particular
ly described as follows, to-wit:—
All of lots eight (8) and aino (9)
In block thirty-fouT (34) of the
City of Skagway, Territory of Al
aska, as the game is shown by a
Burvey and plat thereof made by
Prai.k H.. Roid, Ciyil Engineer.
FRANK SUFFECOOL,
Administrator,
1-12-19-26-6, 3-10. ; . ,
Restaurant with newly fiurnished
rooms in connection. Reasonable
rates. Ooen Sunday, April 15.
Max Rosenburg, Prop. 4-1 l-4t.
WLY ONE "Bromo Quinine," that k
[ axafive Rromo QaJnine
Dor«s a Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Days
on box. 25c.
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