Received on Humboldt
FRUIT
Peaches, C av. Apples, Cooking Apples, Tokay Grapes, Malaga
Grapes, Italian Prunes, Cantaloupe, Bananas, Pears,
Crab Apples Changes
VEGETABLES
Celery, Green Corn, Ripe Tomatoes Egg Plant, Cauliflower,
Cucumbers, Sweet Potatoes.
Large Assortment of Those Good Cookies
Canning Fruit on Spokane Saturday
C. W. ASH & SONS
Leading Grocers
WHY NOT?
LET YOUR NEXT SUIT BE AN
$30.00 -- Alfred Benjamin -«$35.00
Other Suits From $3.00 to Si.'.OO (.See Window Display)
Dories*© h Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone o2
THE $ . LEHRENDS BANK
Juinu, Alaska
OLDEST AND LAKH EST HANK IX ALASKA
A consistent po! -y p.irSueJ for more than a quarter of a
century has b.vn re warded by steady an J substan
tia! grosrth v:.t'.l this Bank lias now over
oi-0 and o;:e-half million dollars re
s-ourc s and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
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He Had No Bank Account
He had souie money -but he had no Bank Ac
count. He could not see the need of one. He
had a splet iU J chance to enlarge his biisirc--;
and make uiix n or.oy. He had not • nougli cash
on hand, lie was urable to borrow any from a
Bank, because as he kept no Bank Account the
Bank knew nothing : bout his financial respon
sibility.
Dees This Mean You?
OUR TOTAL >iTS ARE NOW OYER $4:5,000.00
Wi; Are G rotting Daily, Why Not Open An
Account and Grow With Us?
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OFFICE CF
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Delicicm Soda &nd
Ice Cream Sundeas
Now Served at
THE LIQUID FOUNTAIN
Only Absolutely Pure Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
Our Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is
made after a famous locul receipt
WILL TRY NEW
MINES METHOD
IIIHEJUKOH
The mining machinery for the
Trcudgold Gold Mining Company; is
e-xpecteu to revolutionize the proces
o* working frozen placer ground in,
the Yukon Valley is now in Van
couver. having arrived "thei© ou &
recent train from the east. The
maohinery was brought direct from
London by the C. P. R. BQrvice.
Whether the machinery will reach
X>awsou this year or not is a prob
lem Ou account of the lateness
of the season, and the weight of »iie
machinery, 273 tons, the White
Fass !~ not disposed; «o handel the
shipment so lato.
la -tr»ndUi:g the frozen, placer
ground cf the interior it has been
the i Tact ice o use stoam points
;nd *i;aw the ground. This is ex
> i.--i\c as the Yukon Gold Companjf
I'.^s teen paying $ IS per cord for
wood The new machine is hi the
fonn >>t a monster scraper, weighint
sevtvn! tens. It is operated on a
rriiro.id track several mines in
ler.rt*'.
Til muck and dirt is first sluic
c<\ c if the gold bearing gravei. The
sun is then allowod to peuotrate
thf s;ii d and thajv it for a depth
of oo«ssibly eighteen, inches. The
sc-nju-r then moves along and takes
t'-.a ^r of thawed ground off and
return *• the ether end1 of the
fa;k. By the time tho machine
rc.p:ics the starting point, the sun
h?s ag.iin thawed a layer of sand
a\-1 1 and tho scraper takes
of another layer.
A. C. Ti-oadgold, who was for
ruj !>■ 1 tad of the Yukon Gold Cor
nverly toad of 'ho Yukon Gold Oor
o>* i)!::eer mining methods where
frozen ground was encountered for
3 :»iid 1i:ls been working out a
< c:;i • for a more economical meth
ol i' handling pay gravel. Thee
s and track are tlie results of
his observation and study.
LONDON, Oit. 5 — When par
liament re-assemblest next week it
v:'l be coui'rcntcd with an exfrreme
j :v embarrassing proposition. A pro
pose] iu*s leen made that) conscrip
tion be applied to Ireland. The
I'-adiug teamen fear to stir up
the Irish nation again and thej- be
ik\e that suvh a move would
uau?e wholesale rebellicn in the; Ir
i-b provinces.
iSEflli FULL
LJERLIN Oct. a—A terrific and
| h dealing fire turned los© on
Mie German lines on the western
AC icedoiiiun front has compelled the
I'futons to fall back and seek safe
ty in the deep trenches which, cov
ert d tii" central battalions.
Gradually 'lie wings had crept up
lad were beginning to assume dan
q^rous pro-portions. The central
!ivision was preparing to move up
aiH' storm the lines. This was
nipped in the bud by sudden at
by the Allies which) has forced
'hem to retreat to their original
line?.
The Eagles Lodge will ojjen. the
I winter social season by; staging
a dance in their ball on Saturday^
Oc cber, 14th. A committee has
appointed and they are
worning hard to make the affair
cne long to be remembered, by the
Garden City dancers.
Following the custom o? the
I l-idge they will reserve the second
; ru.d fourth Saturdays of each; month)
| Tor social occasions. Dancing will
' form the program for the most of
i e social affairs of the lodge dur
[lug the winter months. >
Ha'fle" J. Turner, deputyi collec
tor of internal revenue lias receiv
ed word that after Octobgrl 15th,
fne office In Jmieau will be dis
continued. Mr. Turner was appoint
ed deputy collector last, spring
in order to. facilitate the) collection
of the special revenue thvoughf the
sale of war stamps, and in. order
that the people of Southesustern, Al
aska, ml/lit secure the necessary |
s*amp^ without sending to Tacoma.
As that part of the tax law has
been repealed, there is no demand
for the con'inuance o* the office
and it has been ordered discontinue
Anv person having a supply; of pro
prietory and documentary! stamps
on hand, for redemption can; have
them redeemed1 by1 writing to| the
Tacoma office an securing a copy
o* foim No. 48. On. receipt of the
o* tat lOrm it should be filled out
and "ie returned to the Tacoma, of
fic with the stamps which) will
then be redeemed.
Alter the discontinuation' of the
Juneau office 'he beer, cigar, and
liquor stamps must bo procure!
through' the, Tacomoj office! direct.
MUSI PUBLISH
RAILWAY GIFTS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5—Gifts to
political parties byl railway inter
ests must be made public| the same
as Riiy o*lier donation or gift, ac
cording to the decision just hand
ed rlowu by the Supreme Court. It
vros the ol'iniont of the judges) that
gifts bv railways bad more or less
r. dring on rates and. interstate
commerce and that, any political
party which received a, donation
from a transportation company
should b3 compelled to make it
public and file it with, the rest of
the donations.
ELEVEN GM
ELECTION FRAUD
HUNTINGTON, WEST VA-, Oct. 5
—A federal jury sitting in. this city
has returned verdicts of guilty
against eleven persons for fraudu
lent manipulation, of election bal
lots. Th- eleven persons \vho mutt
dc time behind the bars of the fed
eral prison for the election fraud
.ir; prominent and well to do lead
ers in Miis section of the country.
RfMOKS OP NEW STRIKE
IiiITAROD, Oct. 4 .— Rumors of
a iie\v strike on the Ditaa, have
been in circulation, for some time,
l"ut as vet no details have' leaked
out. Jerry Ford is said to be in
terested, and made thel journey to
Dikemajf last week in connection
wi»h tiie matter. No excitement
has been noticeable so far, however.
ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED
E. A. Rasmuson, commissioner
and rrobata judge for thei Skag
way precinct has appointed A. J.
Achison as the administrator
of the Fred Miller ©state. Ma\
Acl'<iion is ready to> receive all
claims against the estate at bis
olaee of business in this) city.
SPOKANE NEARING PORT
The steamer Spokane is in Ju
neau unloading a bigi allotment of
freight for the mines. It is sched
uled to make! this port sometime
Situidav afternoon.
Joha Rosene, Jr., of Haines is
registered at the| Golden' North.
A. E. Pattison of Dawson will be
a soutnbound passenger tonight on
•he Princess Alice.
GejTge T. Thompson of the
Dr^ani Theatre In Juneau is show
ing a run of Paramount pictures at
the Popular Picturei Palace.
Chas. McEwin, Wm. Barry, Mrs.
Peters, Mrs. J. A. Farr, L. M.
Erics^n and wife, all from Daw
son, arrived on last night's train
and are waiting for outide/ connec
tion.
4 Newest Fiction
"A Woman Gives"—Owen Johnson
J
"When A Man's A Man"—Harold Bell ::
Wright
"The Rising Tide"—Margaret Deland ;
"Tish"—Mary Roberts Rinehart
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes at 8 P. M. Saturdays y P. M. '
John
Barry
more
The Incorrigible Dukane
special
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY
A I'lO FIVE REEL PARA MOIWT FE VTI RE AND A NOVEL
TV riCTl'RE. SIX KEELS IN ALL—NO RAISE IN PRICES.
Music Ijy Mj's. C. OLscti. |
Popular Picture Palace
RIVER REPORT
WH1TEIIORSE, Oct. 4—Casca ar
rived 1 a. m. with. 13 passengers.
Wnite Horse leaves Dawson 1
p. m.
Canadian up Yukon Crossing 8:13
a. ci.
Dawson down Yukon Crossing
7:30 a. m.
Selkirk up Selkirk 5:30 a. m.
with 25 thru passengers.
Casca sails Thursday morning.
G. T Simmons of Carcross lias
signed the big register «t the
Golden North, hotel.
SAN-TOX VELVET LOTION — A
Creamy Liquid Lotion, Fragrant
ly Perfumed. Keeps the skin
soO and smooth aa velvet — is
uot sticky and will rub in dry.
Get it at Keller Bros., the San
Tox Drug Store.
FOtIND—A bunch of keys' on,
ring. Owner. may have same by
i lentification and payment of ndvt.
10-5-3t.
! SA.X-TOX VIOLET TALjCUM Should
Bo on Your Dressing Table —
Smooth, as Satin, Fragrant aa Vio
le*; Get it at Keller Bros.,
the San-Tox Drug Store.
NOTICE
| In tlie Proba'e Court for Skagway
I Pr?iiuct, Territory of Alaska,
Division No. 1
| In the Matter of the Estate of
Fred Miller, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That 'lie undersigned has been by
I Ed war 1 A. Rasniuson, United States
Commissioner and Probatq Judge
of the above entitled court, by or
der duly made and1 entered, ap
pointed administrator of the es
tate cf Fred Miller, deceased; all
persons having- claims against said
estate are hereby notified ta pre
sent »nem with) propr vouchers In
legal f._ mi within six (6) months
from lie date of this notice, to
the undersigned at his place of
business in the Town' of Skagway,
Alaska.
Dated this 5}Ii! day of October,
1916.
A. J. ACHISON,
Administrator.
First "ublicaticn Oct. 5, 1916.
Final (juK.icatio/i Nov. 2, 1916.
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on the
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Scenic Shasta Route
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Through' Staaidaixl Sleeping; care
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ing and Observation Cars.
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The cost via, California) Is practi
cal!}- the same as on the Northern
Routes.
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SEATTLE, WASH.
tP"*Southern Pacific Lines