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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Jaosau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN AfirASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than » qcarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady aad s»J5stan
tial growth until this Bank has now ov«i*
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
WE WANT
YOU
FOR A CUSTOMER
YOU means every Man, Woman and Child in Skagway
We want you for a customer because we want to help you,
we want to help Skagway and we want to help ourselves.
More customers mean bigger business, more business means a
bigger Bank, a bigger Bank means more for Skagway and
what is good for Skagway is good for you
"COME IN AND TALK IT OVER"
BANK OF ALASKA
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and
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and different Article*
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Tony Dortero
.ALL KTVDS OP PIPES
Fron 5« to Pocket Book
THE SRAGWAI
Pioneer Dairy
H. P. 3EBMAX, Prop.
THE SANITARY 11LK RANCH
Th« 'larga&t ami bfflt cob
dacted CLairj In Ata&k
Daily eblpsisnQi oi pure
milk and oroam to all pcfc'nC
on Whit* Put & Yukoti
Ront». j \
THE SAVfOX storb is the
SAFE STORE IN WHICH TO
TRADE. If M w»r« not, it could
not sret tk« flan-Toot «z«!ualre
ag«u:y. Keller Bros. Drug Store
-i'.r YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
a- »■»? Venrlns of a Hat Frof»
»-r.*ca Dnairnfl Germa.
: r« in my men who -wear their
ic :• : !y a!) the time when awake.
! Massed with a heavy shook of
yot if the sc-Ops of these same men
Iccaiao infested with dandruff
tV.o i^rasltes would multiply al]
u'ckcr for lack of air. Baldness
••V ->nr n p.s the final result. New
••'s Herp'clde kills these germs and
;:nu!aies unhealthy hair to abundant
,rowiii. fierpicide is a pleasant hair
irosslnj as we!! as r dandruff cure and
•"*:talr.3 not nn at<vn of Injurious aub
.-tanre. Sold by leading druifjrista. Send
iuc. In r, turn pa for sample to The Herpl
;He Cj.. Detroit. Slfch.
One Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
At all Drug Stores. | I
1
State of 01.!o, City of Toledo, >
I.ucas County. f S0,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be Is
senior partner of the Arm of F. J. Cheney
& Co., doing business In the City of To
ledo. County and State aforesaid, and
that sai«l firm will p*v the snm of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev
ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HAI.t/S CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this Sth day of December,
A. D. 18SS.
(Seal! A. TV. GLEASON.
Notary Pnbllc.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken, internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, ISo.
Take Hall's Family ruis for coait'naUon.
Basket ®
Bally
w^-Note&
GAME TONIGHT
There will be a game of basket
ball tonight between the JSlka club
team and the Whit© Pass Athletics.
The game is called for nine
o'clock sharp, ajiil both, teams are
In the pink of perfection tor a
good game
Remember, don't forget, bring
out your cojy bells, your tin horns,
and wear your vari colored hat,
and loot for the teams you favor.
There will be the usual in
formal dance following the game.
ELKS HONOR
SI. PATRICK
Saturday night tie Elks Will
give a St. Patrick's Day dance, and
U will be one ol the usual jolly
functions for which this popular or
der is so noted.
The orchestra will embrace in
the program several of the old
time Irish jigs and reels, and the
haii will be decorated in the col
or which is loved by all true
Irishmen. While the notice is
short, it is understood that a num
ber of those in attendance will go
in costumes fitting to the occa
sion, ani a good time is promised
to all who attend .
SEATTLE IX AND OUT
The City of Seattle arrived in
dot' this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
and sailed for the south at 4:30.
She brought in 13 passengers and
30 tons of freight.
The outbound passengers from
this por* were: William Englington,
P. Young, C. W. Shatia, S. Zuco
virb, John Lakich, oJhn Howscn,
Paul Passoss and Joe Hahern.
Seattle, march 15—The steamer
DoiDbin sailed from this port this
morning at nine o'clock for South
eastern Alaska ports. Samuel Dug
bins and W. J. Bledsoe are booked
for Skagway.
Mr. and Mrs. George P"th "W111
leave next week for Wrangell
where they will in future make
their home. This advice was re
ceived just as we go to press, and
the order received by this popular
young couple was only received by
them this morning.
Capt. H. S. Back, who is inter
ested in some placer ground on
Kitchener Creek, a short distance
below Carmack, arrived in Skag
way thi® morning on the Humboldt,
af'er spending the winter in Ju
neau.
Capt. Back will go to "Wliitehorse
within the next few days where he
will secure supplies and horses for
a 'rip into his property which he
will make just as soon as some men
arrive up who are going with, the
Captain with the yiew of develop
ing the ground.
Oa the fourth day of the pres
ent month Capt. Back celebrated
the 80th anniversary of big birth,
and as he was in Juneau, a guest
of the Circle City hotel on this
occasion, his many friends present
ed him with a beautiful rose wood
walking stick as a mark of es
teem and affection. Notwithstand
ing the fact that he has the weight
of SO years on his shoulders, Mt.
Back, who is a veteran of the civil
war, is hale and hardy, and as he
puts it. the only infirmity which
he has is a slight failing of eye
Bight, brought about, not by de
clining years but by the glare of
♦he sun on the snows of Yukon and
Alaska.
Capt. Back expects to be two
weeks in "Wbitehorse preparing for
his trii into the interior.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININB
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
end work off the Col'l. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature «s cs earh bo*. 25 cents.
m HOLDS
6000 MEETING
Continued from Pag?e 1
received much discussicn; and several I
suggestions were offered. This mat-,'
ter was finally left to a committee
acpointed by the clialr with, power
to act, consisting of Jack Keller, L>.
Hal Jphnsto.i and Jag. Kennedy, to
complete pl^-ns for a prize contest,1
whereby a first prize of $15 and a
second prize o£ ?10 was to be'
awarded to the persons submitting
the best descriptions of Skagway j
and vicinity in articles Hflt to j
exceed 1,000 words, the merit of
the articles to be judged by a com
mittee who will be selected by the
club.
The club voted to, use its influ
ence in securing the locaton of
the Old Ladies home in Skagway,
if the Territorial Legislature should
provide for the maintenance of
sue*- an institute within, tli« Terri
tory.
Dr L. S. Keller stated that la j
. , iast trip ttrough the states |
his last r p * orgauiza
lic found that aU c
and business '
ploKer together and did morQ
work lor improvement and the e*"
cvtleoi of other important
at ^jet-together lunches," .bail « 1
^thertime.andasa »"J
brtaem, th, -r\r;uggos
Skagway «!««
ed that the club M>e sucu,
Jme one «t lb. "
bote's as a met^d of bringing them
lu closer relationship.
„„Hn. was adopted by a
The suggestion *ag aw J. T M |
resolution and l>r. Kelle , . -
Tanner and Ed- ^ema^'ere^Pj
pointed to arrange for \
within the coming week, ana
members of the club were to he in
vited to attend. |
R. Browning, and one othermem
Mr ot the committer
Having
Charles Nye W> C* * fill
helmed by ». Ashley « BUI
the vacancies oil the committee.
Ceorse »■«">««» ™ T.'«e!
at. the meeting, and just
adjournment, he was c
for a little tftlk. ™nm
Alter compliuieutiug the
, Of the cluhon the enthus
iim displayed, and thebaic)
with V''hiC\^l€aUS Mr! Schofield!
stated that he ^iad been a H
twenty years, that he bad raised
family in Nome, and M* children
S passed through the high scheo |
there and in order that the> might,
•' a hieher education than the i
receive a higher^ea them
Territory atforded he n u i
to the States. He sa:d that he
Ma visited every town. mml"E
caffli1 and cannery site in Ate.**.
„ut this waath, first, time Ihat ^e
.Wd ever visited «««*•»• *»
surprised, and predicted that J
time wa« not far distant when Skag
way would be one of *be ^rf e3'
cities iu the north, with possibly
smelter and other large industries
located'here- He stated that it was
his opinion that the hills sur
rounding Skagway contained pay ng
ore, and he had even »£ced 6
cient faith in this ore to beco e
interested in some prospects in
Skagway valley.
Mr Schofield stated that if®
.WCh car, be I,icltedu2 almost
where in the Skagway valley, so
0I which he had been shown, was
to be displayed in Fairbanks
Nome or the cities to the * •
ward there would be hundreds of
prospectors out in the hills looking
for lodes to locate. „ h
Immediately following M •
field's remarks, a vote of tJank^ ^
the club was extended to Secretai.
Phil Abrahams for the efficient man
ner in which he had ^jtormeitbe
duties of his office for the past
7 Adjournment was then taken until
such a time as the charr saw m
t0 c.all another meeting.
SENATE WOULD REVISE RULES
Juneau, March 15—The Sen-I
ate occupied an hour this morning
in debates over the suggested
change in the rules. The prin- 1
cipal change suggested is the '
cutting down of the number of <
committees from thirteen to seven.
Ii is held that the roll call of
committees take up a major portion (
of the time of the senate and that i
this can be remedied by reducfig ,
the number of committees.
It has been the practice when a (
committee is called to call the roll a
of the the members, and to record
the roll call, and this consumes
considerable time.
After the discussion had lasted (6
for nearly; an hour, an adjournment x
was taken, until three o'clock this,I
a'ternoon. .. i Ia
Every Mother Should Have an
OUTING KUMFY CAB
FOR HER BABY
Two Styles—$6.75—$7.75
The KUMFY KAB is opened and closed with one operation. You cm
carry baby on one arm while you open and close it with the other.—When
not in use the KUMFY KAB may be placed in a corner out of the way.
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GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Wednesday and Thursday
The Great Unlveh-sal Presents Grace Curia rd and PiRncis Purd
in the 14Ui episode of the JJKOKEX COIN'—The Girl at the
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Music by Miss Coryell and Mrs. Thurston.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8*3©
10 LIS LOSI
II HOPE FiRE
Hope, B. C., March .7—Eight or
tea men were cremated in a fire
which destroyed the famous old
hos'eliy, know, nag the Coquahalia
hotel, here at 3:30 o'clock this
morning. Thcs flames spread with
lightning rapidity. The Bleeping
guests were given little warning,
and ihose who escaped fled in their
night clothes. Several women were
rescued in a thrilling manner. The
hotel was valued at between .?25,
000 and $35,000. The known dead
are: Thomas Wilson, o£ Vancouver,
provincial horticulturist; Bert
Ready, miner; Bill Jfclveever, Min
er; Bob Campbell, miner; Thomas
Taylor lumberman, of Vancouver,
George Atkins, K. V. Railway; Tom
Kehoe, lumberman, of Vancouver,
and an unknown Serbian.
REP. McCOlOIACK'S BABY
DIES AT AVRAXGELL
Juneau, March. 14—Representa
tive McCormack received advice
from hi-j home this morning that
his baby had died at his home at
Wrangell.
Ho ^vag excused from, duty in the
legislature to enable him to make a
t~rii> home, his leave being until
Monday,
FIVE GIRLS PIS APE AR;
KIDNAPERS SUSPECTED
Salt Lake City, March 15 — Five
jir'.s have been reported missing
h^re within the last 24 hours and
I* is feared a band of kidnapers
ire working in the city. They
range from 6 to 15 years of age.
THAW DECLARED INSANE
Philadelphia, March. 15 — Harry
rha\v wag judged insane today by
ilienists who examined lxim in the
iauity inquiry started hy his moth
>r.
London, March 15—The Duchess .
if Connaught died at h.er palace in
hia city this morning after an ill
less of several weeks.
The Duke of Connaught was fora^,
rly Governor General of the Do-1 (
union of Canada. i
Lost — Pocket book, containing ]
ome money. Pocket book lost
fhile making run to fire last night,
'inder please return to Daily Al
skan. Suitable reward. 3-13-3t.
Juneau, March 13—The fifteenth
session of the Grand Camp of the
Arctic Brotherhood opened this af
ternoon in the A. B. Hall with
Grand Arctic Chief John T. Reed
in the chair. After calling the
meeting to order, a committee on
credentials was named.
Delegates from at least 20 sub
ordinate camps p£ the brotherhood;
are in attendance. The session will
continue for two mora days. Thfl
visiting delegates and A. B.'s of
Juneau and other camps will be
iruests this evening of the Juneau
camp at a smoker In the A. B.
Hall. ■ ■ . ' * I • i i
"One of the big questions that
wili come up before the Grand
Camp," Grand Arctic Chief Reed
said this morning, will be the
problem of making the Arctic Bro
therhood mare of a social force
among the men of the North. Af
ter the first of next year, the Ter
ritory will go dry; men will need
a place to congregate and en
joy the companionship of one *n"
ollier, and it seems to me that the
subordinate camps pf the Arctic
Brotherhood can become of ralu
able service in this matter by
promoting the club room idea In
their respective communities.
'•Many other matters of Import
ance are to come up before the
Grand Camp. In this period of
great development in Alaska, an
admirable opportunity is offered to
serve the greater good of the Ter
ritory, and the Arctic Brotherhood
can become more of a force than
it has ever been."
The Juneau officers of lh<» Grand
Camp are: Past Grajid Arctic Chieffl
Gov. J. F. A. Strong, Juneau, Hen
ry T. Ray, Fairbanks; Grajid Arc
tic Chief, John T. Reed, Juneau;
Grand Vice Arctic Chief, C. C.
Qarrgeson, Sitka; Grand Arctic
Chaplain, "William B. Stout, Haines;
^rau-r" Arctic Recorder, IX Smith
[{arris, Ketchikan; Grand Arc
:ic Keeper of Nuggets, H. H. Post,
run can; Grand Arctic Trail Blazer,
3. P. Gaustad, Cleary; Grand Aro
ic Keeper of the Inner Tool Gate,
Iu«o Beyer, Nome; Grand Arctic
deeper of» the Outer Toll Gate,
fames A. Brennan, Peterstmrg;
Jraiid Arctic Trustees, Bt F. Mil
ard, Valdez; Earnest B, Collins,
Fairbanks; Charles A. Sulzer,
te'cnikan, A. F. Englehardt, Daw
on, Arthur G. Sh,oup, Sitka.
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