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TOWN TOPICS
S. Hopkins and little daughter,
Nellie, were passcugers to Skagway
o'i tlie Peterson.
Th~ Prince John will be in at
wteu this evening with eleven pas
M-.igy":. aru light tonnage.
The Humboldt Is due this after
noon. It has made many cannery
c ilia or. the upward journey.
The City of Seattle left Seattle
on the 11th and is scheduled to
m.iki.- this port sometime Tuesday.
S. M. Weitzmann, prominent me,
thaat i» Haines was a passngeer to
this city on the Peterson this morn
lus- : i J uJ I
-Mike Vu-inicb, one of the old
timer- came over from the Pueblo
mine yesterday and will return to
work at Bennett tomorrow.
<• Rtinelw Wednesday after- *
v luw. May 17th, Ciokcd food ♦
v sali at Harrison's +
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U'm. Benson, ex Mayor of Haint s,
and business mau of that place,
came over on the Peterson this
mo ruing.
Kvu S. Gilaoi'e will arrive in
Skat.tav on the Dolphia to work
for the cause of prohibition. She
will juake a houte to house can
vass of the city. Miss Gilmore will
go to the westward en the Alameda.
O. \V. Smith, who Lails from El
lensburg, Washington, was passen
ger on the last boat to this city.
Mr Smith will remain in Skagway
during the summer months and
possibly through the winter. Hq is
a nephew of Mrs. Puflerf.
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Dainty and practiial aprons +
■>' will bt* on sale Wednesday af- *
<' if.noon by Woman's Church ♦
+ Auxiliary at Harrison's. Now *
* Is the time to lay by a fen* +
sensible gifts for the holl- -fr
*•' clays. Prices reasonable, work- +,
> luansbip, etc., b«bt. 5-13-:tt +
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TO RENT
Xeatly furnished house next to
cable office. See notice in window.
5-13-7L
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❖ WANTED JTXK +
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❖ Walker pays cash for old *
<f rubber boots and shoee, Tope, ♦
❖ rags, sacks, brass, copper, ♦
❖ zinc, -j>uter and lead. See ♦
K' Walker or mail post card to P. ♦
❖ O. 3ox 105, Skagway. 13-17-20. +
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NUGGET MOVIES
liroad«»7, belween 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
FIVE REELS
Hearst Seltg Weekly News.
A Stop, off In New Mexico. —
comedy. ! . .
The Goddess.—13th chapter. —
fwo r-?els. ; : i \ Jjjj.Jjj
A Couple of Side Orde.-s.—Georgi
Ade's Fable.
Music by Mrs. W. R Hillery.
Commences *t »:SO p. ui.
NOTICE
1 will be at my office at Citj
Hall every Tuesday evening aftei
S o'clock for the purpose of takinj
up any matters pertaining to citi
business.
H. ASHLEY, Mayor.
TO KENT
j I.e Fevre-Berry place on, 12tl
street. Reasonable rent on lonj
I time to responsible party. Call a
, house between 10 a. m. and 12 a
m. • 5-13-71.
IIO-N'KKKS NOTICE
There will be a meeting of Iglot
> No. 12, at the A B. Hall on Mou
'day right at 8 p. m. All members
I requested to attend.
JJelliiigham, Wash., reported thri
the city comptroller thai • arrest:
for all causes, decreased more thai
half during the first "do*" year
"During 1910 w« collected $4o»00(
from saloons; during 1911 we die
not derive a cent of revenue froa
this source, yet the city met Its
bills without a cent o.f incrcsae it
taxation. The water rates hav<
been largely Teduced; fcillsi ar<
being paid better than ever be
fore, and drunkenness, immoralltj
and prostitution hare been enor
mou.ily reduced. So well satisfied
are *he voters with present condi
tions, after a year of prohibitior
that they have just elected a solid
'dry' council." They have had the
greatest peT cent Increase in, popu
lation of any city ia the state, out
stripping even Seattle and Spo
kane lu rate of growth. —Adv.
Remember that, there Is only out
'genUlae" Kodak. If it isn't an
Eastm?n. it Isn't * "KODAK." Kel
lers art the Skagway agents.
Ztnltti Oil deans, polishes, pre*
vents rust and preserves. Zenith
Oil is an excellent furniture polish,
10c, J5c 28c bottle®. Keller Bros.
Sjle Skagway agents.
JUNE 3D, DAY SET APART
The Citizens Committed im White
horse have set Jitn-e 3rd, apaVt as
the festive day. A general baseball
tournament and field day la includ
ed la the plana for the celebration,
Athletic games of all sorts will be
kon territory and Lynn Canal dis
played. Competitors from thq Yu
trict have been invited to compete
in the meets.
A movement is now on foot by
the White Pass Club to charter a
train and attend the celebration in
mass. Definite details of the ex
cursion and foimal phins of the
of the celebration will be an
nounced thru the columns -of the
Daily Alaskan at a later date. The
following is a communication re
ceived by the Dally Alaskau, from
the Citizens Committee:
Wniteliorse, Y. T., May 12, 1916.
The Skagway Daily Alaskan,
Skaway, Alaska.
(Jeutiemen: I* is the intention of
the uecple of Whitehorse, Ytflfon
Territory, Canada, to hold a base
ball Tournament and, poaslbly,
other sports on June 3, 1916.
1 have been instructed by the
people of Whitehorse to extend to
the D'-ily Alaskan and, with the
kind services of the Daily Alaskan,
to the Skagway Baseball aii<i Ten
nis Clubs and ta the reoiple of
Skagway and vicinity generally, a
hearty Invitation to be with us on
that day; and, together with peo
o!e from other parts of the Lynn
Canal country, we shall endeavor to
chase dull care away and to make
'.he day a pleasant day.
Cordially yours,
D. A. GRANT,
Secretary Citizens Committee.
CARD OF THANKS
1 herewith wish to extend to
my friends my sincere thankB for
the many acts of kindness and
wo. ds of sympathy so freely given
me in my late bereavement caused
bv the death of my wife. ;
(Signed) Wm. Childs.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend to our many
friends our gratitude and sincere
thanks for the many acts of kind-'
. ness and worlds of sympathy so
I generously bestowed upem us in
»ne loss of our daughter and sis
i Ur, Mrs. William Childs.
; Signed) Mr. and Mrs. Matthews
and family.
HAINES NOTES
U. 6. Surveyor Wilhelm, after
two yceks spent in vicinity of
Haines surveyiui; homesteads re
. turned to his home in Juneau on
» the Humboldt.
Mrs. A. J. Dannerliue and son,
l£l;n»r, who have been spending the
winter in Coldwell, Idaho, with
Mrs. Dannerline's parents returned
fcrr ihc summer <n the Humboldt.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscne, Jr., are
; back in Haines for the summer.
They having spjut the winter in
Wasuington, Ore^cu and California.
Miss Annie Ness is a recent ar
rival at Ft. Seward from Seattle.
Mr. F. O. Burkhart went to Ju
ueau to m-eet Mrs. Burkhart who
was rrloruing from Portland. They
arrived home on the Humboldt.
Mrs. La Rose, a sitter of Mrs. R.
H. Virch, came in on the Dolphin
i from Tacoma.
Ft. Wm. H. Seward and The
Toaru ot Haines, each, sent a crew
i of men across the Chilcat river to
repair the water works pipe line.
J. M. Keller of the Sk^gway Daily
Alaskan and Keller Bros. Drug Co.,
i who has been in Haines for the
i past five days, will return to Skag
way on the Jefferson. Mr. Keller
tjxepec's a large tourist business'
• th's summer.
Mr. P. H. Gilliland, a special
land agent arrived on the Dolphin
to br. .u Haines e week inspecting
and investigating" matters of
homesteada and Indian rights.
Mrs. Reidi and daughter are in
Haines selling some real estate.
BUREAU ASKS KETCHIKAN
TO REDUCE CABLE TOLLS
Tho Alaska Bureau of commerce
has taken a favorable action on the
petition filed with that body. It
will ark the Commercial club of
Ketchikan to require a reduction of
the cable tolls.
PlVS'O EXPERTS MABjjfQ
PROFESSIONAL ©ALLS j
When two musical eaperte atriko
town at the same time certainly
there can he no excuse lor aa uh
Lunod musical Instrument of day
kind. Every musical Instrument
from the old fiddle in the corner to
thp highly polished piano la the
central position of the home has
Ijeen in^pocted and placed in con
Jltlon for the season by two of our
svell known piano tuners.
George Anderson, with head
quarters at Juneau, is now making
tils rounds, calling upon hfa trade
ind making new friends in this lo
:ality.
Mr. slippern, >vith head offices
In Portland, is covering: the terri
tory and will proceed to the in
terior after finishing his work in
this pity.. 1 "
FOR SALE—4 room house, 3 lots
SOxll'O on 11th Avenue. A bargain
at $260 cash. First one to plunk
down the cash gets it. Enquire
Alaskan office. 4-28-tf.
"A LITTLE OHIIJ) SHALL LEAD
THEM"
During a campiagn. for local .pro
hibition a mammoth parade oc
cupied one day. The ciity had
aever had such a demonstration.
Three "wet" men stood on the
sidewalk and watched the proces
sion go by. "That cuts no figure
few votes in that crowd, mostly wo
men and kids," said one. Then
as they laughed and jested; about
the marching "kids," one man
stopped suddenly, his eyes intently
fixed on a little group of three
children marching together, one
a sturdy little fellow of sovenj years,
leading a little girl of four, while
the other boy carried a banner
high above his head on which, were
the words, "Vote Dry for Me."
"Well," said the man, "if there
isn't my George, and he's leading
little Mary, and there's Johnnie
carrying a banner. That beats
me!" He stood watching the
trudging, tired children, until they
came opposite to wherq he stood,
then turning to his companion!,
said: i 4' i >
"Good-bye, boys, count me out—
from now on I'll march with the
kiJs"—and stepped intoi the dry
procession, took tired little Mary
into his big, strong arms and march
ed on with the drys.—Selected.
—Adv.
S4V fllRLHI
Vou can prevent your Hkln from
chap/ting and getting rough these'
bluslery days by applying "PUR
OLA" Tint Just before going out
doora It will obviate all ill ef
fect .« from exposure to sun and
vriLd. It will preserve a good and
improve a poor complexion. It's
just fine, and you will agree with
us if you once use it. If not satis
fied, you can get your money back
at your dealer's. Oh, yec, you can
get at your dealers. BOc per bot
tli\ Specify "PUROLA!" Sold by
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
CHURCH NOTES
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Early Mass at 8:30 &. m.
Second Mass at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School 2:30 p. m.
Evening Service 7:30.
Very Rev. R. J. Crtmoac, S. J..
Prefect Appstolic of Alaska, will
preach at the late Mass and after
it adnrnister the Sacrment ot Con
firmation. All are cordially In
vited.
Ft. p. U. Turn ell, 8. I
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Scienct Service will be
held Sunday at seven thirty p. m.
in the Alaskan building.
Subject: MORTALS AND IMMOR
TALS.
Sunday school 12 o'clock' m.
The public is welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
The pastor will preach Sunday
morniiu at 11 o'clock. Sunday
school at 13:15, following the mora*
ing cervice. MOTHER'S DAY will
be the theme for the 8 o'clock ser
vice. Mr. Jssies E. Louttit will
sing, '.trough special request, a
solo, and Prof. Georpa Anderaon
will give Handel's Largo as a violin
solo, at the evening service; Mrs.
L. A. Harrison at the organ. The
public is cordially invi'ed to all
services?.
L. H. Pedersen, Pfistor.
ONLY ONE "Bromo Qdrint," thit ia
| axafive Rromo Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in ii Days
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Coats and Skirts
MINA TAYLOR HOUSE DRESSES
COATS - from $8.00 to $21.00
SKIRTS, White Corduroy • 4.50
All Wool Checked ■ 7.50
Tailored Serge ■ 7.50
HOUSE DRESSES $1.50 to 2 75
(34 to 47 Bust)
CHILDREN'S GINGHAM AND CHAMBRAY DRESSES
from 75 c. to $2.00
BOYS' REEFER WASH SUITS, Oliver Twist and 2-Piece
Suits at $1.00, §1.50 and $1.75
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
PouPimePue
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Ooen Evei7 Night l-c^sed Heats
Sunday and Monday "*■
101 BUon Universal presents THE FORBIDDEN ROOM in three
parts, featuring Pauline Rush and Murdygsk MacQuarrfo,
from the gtory liy Bess MetwijUi.
ANIMATED WEEKLY No. 277<i. j f
9CHULTZ, THE BARBER. — Nobody wojlred but father.
5,000 Feet of Kilins.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
t Bank of Alaska
Wrangell Si(3.gW8Ly Anchorage
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Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
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OFFICERS
ANDREW STEVENSON
AXl)I(E\t A. BENTON
I. WE5TERMANN
W. H. WARREN
GEORGE HUTH
W. L. JiANDSIlOROUGH.
JOHN KENNEDY
ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
H. L. FAULKNER
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*** VICE PRESIDENT . .
+ VICE PRESIDENT ..
4. CASHIER
. ASSISTANT CASHIER
* ASSISTANT CASHIER
4» ASSISTANT CASHIER
4. GENERAL COUNSEL
. ATTORNEY
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+ ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
f HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, P. H. GANTY. *>
j, ANDREW A. BENTON, W. IL HENSON, *5
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OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $30,000.00. S»n»li'S, f,20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLIS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President- Vicei Pres. Cashier. J
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