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. BEHRENDS BANK
Janaau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
tial growth until this Bank has now orer
one and one half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
i Where Do You
j
AZ O Meyer Daniels had been accumulating money for
Aoney. three years. It amounted to $1,700. Instead of
depositing it in a Bank, where it would be safe, he
kept it in his house. His house was destroyed
by fire, and this $1,700 in paper money, repre
senting three years' economy, was consumed.
If you are keeping money in your house, you are
running the risk of its loss by fire. Your insurance
policy does not cover money destroyed by fire
Open art account with us and your money will be secure from
fire and theft
1 On: TOTAL DK POSITS ARE NOW OVER $430,000.00
representing over 1300 depositors
BANK OF ALASKA
WKAXOKI.X. IANCDORAOn
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After The Show Tonight I
A delicious Ice Crcjun gimdiifl
with wish oft fruit — or a Maltiocl
Milk—or an Ice Cream Soda.
A special instrumental and vo
(-' ! program of Mr. Edison'® Re
( tie. i ion of Music, lias been a*
for your benefit.
KELLER BROS. CO.
The; San Tox DHig Store
Mi's. Jones returned to Juneau an
tb i Mariposa.
The Jefferson is due la this port
Sunday sometime.
The Spokane sails from) Seattle
for Stag way ton ight.
Mrs. R. Ellis was 4 Vancouver
passenger on, ttie Mariposa.
R. Stahy and Let) Lans left
for Sen'ilo oni tha Mariposa.
The Mariposa picked upl 12 Ju
neau passenger this morning.
Tho Alameda is due tot make its
appearance in this port Monday.
The City of Seattle is scheduled
♦o iuak<- this port tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. McPbersoni from thief inter
ior lsft for Vancouver oiv the So
-phia.
Miss Bell Smith of Atlin/ left for
Vancouver on; the Mariposa; this
momfDg. ! ; : j<f' H ([$,
Mr. and1 Mrs. Y. Koyhea, of
Dawson, were outgoing passengers
on the oophia.
Ketchi'an and; Vancouver drew
a dozen steerage uasaewgers Srom
from iUis port.
R. L. Osborne, Pacific Coast
man, left for Whitehonse cini the
morning's Lraln.
President Elliott, o£ the White
Pass Route, left for the Bouth this
mornim* on thei Mariposa.
Governor and Mrs. Black will he
south bound passengers on the
Prince Rupert tqf Victoria.
Pro'. V. P. Cooper will he a
•south bounitd passenger on( the
Prluce Rupert tq Seattle.
Eightee. tonsi of ore from the
En -.Iiicer mine wwe takeni south
by the Mariposa this morning.
Purser Woods of the steamer
Prince Rupert was u i locking over
the Garden City this morning.
H. A. Neterway, connected! with
the mail service, was a southbound
oassfcuger this morning on th-e Mari
posa.
George H ax rod was booked from
'he C'anadia Pacific officefil for a
journey to Liverpool. He left oa
tho Sophia.
Herbert Wheeler, general man
agfcr oC the White Pass, was a
Mariposa southbound passenger
this morning.
F. II. Mobley, liberal member of
parliament' representing the At
lin di.strict, left for Prince Ru
pert on the Sopthia.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Madigan left
for i'e south^ this morning on
the Mariposa. They have* just re
cently been married.
R. E. Jones, tourist agegit for
the W. P. and Y. R„ will be a
routh l>ound passenger o.n the Ru
Dert tomorrow nigM.
Dan Swidker, a pioneeir of
Daws'n, left for a trin toi the out
side ou the Mairiposa this) morning.
He ri-''S been »nside for eighteen
years am' thfls will make Ws first
visit to the ou*sid« during that
period.
G. T. Butler, assistant agent for
th- Grand Trunk Pacific, v.'ill leave
for Victoria on tlie Rupert tomor
row nigh\ Mrs. Butler and two
children will accompany Mr. But
ler to the beautiful city. They
plm on wintering! in Victoria.
J. J"cquemin, after spending
some little time in the interior, left
this morning on the Mari
posa to resptond to the call of his
mother country and join) thq war.
Mr. Jacquemin will fight! under the
colors of the Republic of Frence.
Dr. D. D. Cairaes, head of the
Dominion Geological survey, arriv
ed on last night's train and will
for the south tomorrow night
on the Prince Rupert. He has been
inside during* the! eummer months
making interior surveysi aawi inves
tigations for the Dominionl govern
ment.
The Sophia pulled out this morn
iue wHh a capacity load. Practi
cally every room allotted to! Skag
way was sole? out, and cable re
leases were obtained from the othea
ports to accommodate the large
crowd which' 'wajnted to g<o south
On the Sophia. About 108 pass
engers left skagway on thq popular
boat.
SAN-TOX TOOTH PASTE Makes
clean white perfect teeth! — you
need this every day and can get
it at Keller Btos., The San-Tot
Dru? Store.
f 1.1 n
Satan-lb* for th« Daily Alaak**.
SPEED* QUINTET
TAKES FLOOR
Enthusiasm will run high! at the
basket ball game tonight when the
Firemen; take on the White Pass
boys for a good, lively gam© on
thq White Pass gym floor. The
Firemen's quintet will be com
no«ed or Harry Ask, Mike Rose, V.
Sparks B. McKenzie and. Cteon Ask.
Lined o'a on th© oth©r side will bo
Cecil Cole, E. Liddicoat. Chas. Ra
pufzzzl, Clydet Talbot, E. Frieden
thai and Chai-les. Durke®. The
boys expect to dq some snappy toss
in" of the inflated ball and a gen
eral turn out of the publio is an
ticipated.
Promptly at eight o'clock: the
girls will play aj curtain; raiser to
th.pi bi^ game. Tlie sirls put
fortli, some snafcpy playing) last
Fr'day and will no doubt come back
in oet'.er form at this game.
MOVIE FEATURE TONIGHT
Scsnle views "will be one of the
many features at the Popular Pic
'ur° Palace tonight. Movie films
showing the remarkable) scenic
path or the G. T. P. Railway, as
it wends its way thru the moun
tains l'rom Prince Rupeit to
Jasper Park will be flashed, on
the movie screen. J. D. McAuley,
hustler foi< the popular Canadian
line, has secured' 1300 feet of high
class filmsi showing this wonderful
scenic country and has arranged to
have Mr. Mowl run it as one of
his features tonight.
COL. STEVEXSOX (JOES SOUTHj
Cel. W. L. Steveusonj was a
Bouthbcund passengers) tlila morn
ing on the Mariposa. He
wa« accompanied by Mr. Nolan,
o.attlfe Till be his final destination.
Wi'h intermitent journeys to Al
aska during the, waiter, his time
will be spent in the Queen City.
CiOES OUT FOH AIRSHIP
W T. Stewajf, Anchorage mining
man, was a passenger on,' the Mari
poGa, en'route to Seattle audi the
out3ide, where hq will enter an
aviation school. It is the inten
tion of Mr. Stewart toi learn the
aviation game and bring one of the
aerial birds/ back to Alaska whe.e
exhilition, flights and experimental
work will be done bv the bold aviat*
or. Mr. Stewart came from Florida
to Alui&a andl after following the
mining game for three years, has
mat'c i decent, gizel stake. He is
turning to his pe.t hobby and will
use his spare time along aviation
lino*.
five leave for front
To fieii*. for their mother coum
tr" was tho mission upoij which five
husky Servians set out to ac
complish thigi morning. They had
been reading the European war
news In the Daily Alaskan and saw
tbc need of their mother! country
for more men. Responding to! that
patriotic call' they htrew upi their
jo^s a 'he Interior and eUibarked
on thfc dangerous but patriotic mis
sion.
MOVES BIG WAREHOUSE
Frank Suiffecool is busily en
gaged today motving his big ware
house trom his property on: third
Avenue *o his newly acquired1 lot
om Second Avenue. Mr. Suf
fecool will use hisi second
ond Avenue, warehouse for storing
coal. Next Goring he contemplates
making additions and improve
ments to his residence property.
The roses of pleasuro seldom
last long enough to adorn the
brow of him who plucks them,
for they are the only roses
which do not retain their sweet
ness after they have lost their
beauty.—Hannah More.
there is a san-tox remedy
for every ordinary household adl
menit. There Is room for San
Tox Remedies in your medicine
chest. Get a Saa-Tos BlUe Book
at Keller Brm, The San-Tox
Drug Store.
LUST — Sunday evening, a gold
pin, cross) sabers! with 5L oni it.
Please returnj toj this office.
AAN-TOX VIOLET TAUJUM Should
Ba on Your Dressing Table —
Smooth as Satin, Fragrant as Vio
lev, Get It at Keller Bros.,
the San-Tox. Drug Store.
}faniens
'fast- Proof
You may be short or
tall, slender or stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a "Warner's"
^ L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes 18 p. m. Satur
9 p. m.
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Friday a.nd Saturday
Gold1 Seal UnivCi'Snl pi'esemts Pauline Rush and M. J. MoQitar.ie
in DISCORD AND HAKMO.VV, ia three parts. — A m^tdr
piecc. l'roduccjj by Allan Divjn.
STOLEN' GLORY, with Win. WcitJiiiigtfcii, Ross Meaqdyth| And
Frank Lloyd.
SOME COP. FIVE KEELS
Sunday and Monday
ESS AW A presents THE FAMILY DIVIDED, in tlirqe acts, hj
II. S. Sheldon and Raiwjn t Wash bum.
SPADES ARE Till'.MI'S, wit Ji Hilly Quirk, CoiLStjanccj Tallnadgq
ajid Edwina Ilobbins.
THE SELIG TRIRl'N'E. — T1 t woild's greatest licjws film.
FIVE REELS
Music by Mrs. C. Olson.
Almission 95c and 10c Begins 8:30
WHITEHORSE, Oct. 12 — Daw
son arrived 9:20 p. in. with 35
passengers.
General Jacoos arrived at mid
night from. Fort Gibbon to? -winter
here.
Nasutliu up Lower LcjBarge 4:45
a. in,
Casca up Yuicon Crossing 6:30
a. ru.
Canadian up Isaac Creek 1:30
a. m.
Seattle up Isaac Creek 2:30
a. m.
White Horse down Selkirk 3 p.
m. on the 10th.
S'lirk leaves Dawson at 10 a. m.
Yukon arrived Dawson six a.
"i. and left a few hours after.
Next and LAST sailing, Daw
so i y robablv daylight tomorrow-.
ATLIX FREIGHT OX RUPERT
Atli»i drew a heavy freiglit car
go" on Miis triii of tlie Rupert. Six
ty tons l£ freight consgiued thru
to Atlin was included in the
freight cavgo of the Rupert this
trip. It will "bo taken over the
6ummit via the White Pass
and theDCe via, boat to its final
destination.
PIONEER WOMAX OX VISIT ,
Mis. Wade Privett is a re
ceipt arrival in the Garden City.
She is accompanying her husband
wno is looking after some} proper
ty in^er-sts in this city. A peculiar
incident happens in the visit of Mrf3|
Privet to Skagrway. She used to
live here when a little girl and
will be remembered by the old
tiiBers as a child of four or five
years of age.
Dr. Elythi will close his offices
about November 1st. Anyone wish
ing professional attention, should
makb early appointments. l0-9-12t.
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
Whoa 71 In Vira of Dandruff, It Grows
i/Uiiirisntl)'.
Hair preparations ar. l dandruff cures,
is u rale, aru -ticky or Irritating affairs
iiiat (Jo r. J c:,i '.;:!y Hair, when not
•lisrrse-d. grows naturally, luxuriantly.
DariJ.ufL i.-- the caue of ni"p-tenths of
'and dandruff is caused
by a pre ~r:. The only way to cure dand
ruff is •..) :.."ii tlw germ: and, so far, tha
ml] preparation that will positively
arm Is N'ovbro's Hcrplcide—
atwtli.'.c.j I.-nr. I ess, f'oo from (grease.
■ ■ • • !tcr or dangerous drugs,
a ; 'l. . Instantly; makes hair
r.s si:k. "Destroy the
r.-:nr.vo thj effect." Sold by
t.. ...-•irlsts. Send lie. in stamps for
r.ir.i.^e to Tao Iltrplciuo Co.. Detroit
Jlich.
At all Drug Stores.
One Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
SPECIAL FREIGHTER OUT
A special freighter pulled out
over the White Pass trades this
morning for White horse. Heavy
mining machinery and interior car
so from the Sophia was loaded on
th(> special and will make con
nection with the river boats for
anterior j>oints.
William Clayson. .arrived op. the
Maiipofca this morning. Ho has
i : ''n in Cordova for a number of
weeks.
The Sophia did not clear this
poit en schedule time. Heavy
fre.it1 lit cargo delayed its sailing. It
cleared for the south' this1 morn
ins.- around the six o'clock hour
Bow's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reu-aid for any case of Catarih
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney lor the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and linaticially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL. BANK Of COMMERCE,
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
u-iinfe directly up mi t;,e Mood and mil
.mhs surface* of tin- system. Testimonials
• > ib en nlj per bottle. Sold
bv ill Drrc.'l^i.
Tr/e Hail'v tamJlv VWs for constipation.
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