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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Jjiaa, £lli3<i
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN AliAtKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than & qaarter of a
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every part of the
Territory
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Lucas County. f 8a'
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he ts
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(Peal; A. "W. GLEASON,
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m AGAIN
BREAKS JAIL
Seattle, March 5—Dr. P. U. Al
loa ha* again made his escape from 1
the cl^-y jail, where he was held
pending trial.
A few weeks ago he got away;
from Mie jail and succeeded in get- :
*iag into California where he was
finally lccato-' and brought hack.
When he broke jail yesterrday ho
*oo) wita him four oth^r prisoners,
among whom were J. P. Duskey,
who had been convicted of bank
robbery and John Sudas, who had
been convicted of murder.
This morning Dusky returned to
the county jail and asked to again
be locked up, stating that he could
not stand the strain of being hunt
ed and hounded by. the police.
He could give no cleyv as to the
whereabouts of Allen and the
other three men who had escaped
with him.
MURDER LEADS
10 SUSPICION
Philadelphia, Pa., March 1 —
Samuel Jenkins, trusted employe of
the government, the only man who
isnew the location of every motor
station and electrical device at the
Frankfort, Ken., arsenal was bru
tally beaten down late last night,
then shot to death. Jenkins was
MUed within two squares of his
home.
At the hospital Jenkins said that
he almost got the best of the two
men who had attacked him. He was
unable to describe his assailants.
Three minutes after reaching the
hospital he died.
Working along the theory of
acme one at the arsenal wishing
to remove Jenkins so it might be
possible to cripple the electrical
ai-paratus there, police, with the
secre" service guards employed, there*
interrogated one man whom they
suspected. Ho accounted for his
t.me during the evening. His alibi
is being further investigated.
PLYMOUTH PORT CLOSED TO
SHU'S OF NEUTKAL NATIONS
London, March 5—According to
'h.^ la'es* official announcement the
Por* ol Plymouth, one of Great Brit
ain's most important naval bases,
has been closed until further no
tice *o all except ships of the Al
lies.
Plymouth is the site of a great
arsenal and vast dry dock yards
also.
CtSE POSTPONED
Continued from page 1.)
where official ballots were not used
have been taken to the United
States District Court for decision.
A- far as can be discovered, public
ooinion lias concluded that such
was the proper method of procdeurr«
That procedure was invited by the
majority of the membres of the
canvassing board at the time they
made their decision. People un
derstand that there >vas division
among the members of tbe board—
one of '•he members voting to ex
clude returns from certain precincts.
They also understand that th© pre-'
cedents are in favor of the re
jection of fatally irregular returns.
Two years ago the present canvass
ing board eleminated 190 votes. In
1912, 150 were discarded, Jund in
1910 about 2,000 were eliminated*
Further than that, this year the
validit. of the the Australian bal
lot law is at stake, and with, it
the character of future election law
legislation. In addition to all this,
the overwhelmingly elected Attor
ney-General, whose ability and kno^
leds-e of the law and professional
and official integrity are unques
fioned by any one, differed from the
ooinion of the majority of the can
vassing board. Under the circum
stances, it is generally believed,
tha* there was nothing else to do
but to follow the wishes of the cam
vassin? board that the matter be ,
taken into the courts. It is thor
oughly understood that there was .
nothing in this action that reflects
to the slightest degree in any man- 1
tier whatever upon the majority of '
the canvassing board and its action, j
People fail to see in the situation ,
i personal contest—they see mat
ters of vital importance that they
!eel should be adjudicated .
Washington, March 5—The Fed
>ral Trade Commission which lias
>a tli ft investigation into1 th© cost
jeen working for several weeks past
a* prinf paper, has found that the
jrice being charged by the manu
facturers is too high, and has
fixed the price of news print pa
per in carload lots at $2.50 per
tiundred pounds f. o. b- cars.
This is a great reduction in the
piice, and if it is not manipulated
by tne jobbers and middle men,
the price will again resume a more
normal basis.
ENote:—The Daily Alaskan is
paying 7 l-4c per pound for news
print iu ton lots, f. o. b. Seattle.
Halifax, Feb. 4 — Examination |
of tn i baggage of Bernstorff's par- j
♦y, aboard tlio Frederick the Eighth,
revealed that every member had
plentifully stockcd himself or her
self with goods which are scarce in
Germany. Cotton is the most favor
ed line. One secretary alone has
sevreaj hundred suits of pajamas.
The officials may confiscate the
goods in view of the fact cotton and
explosives are associated closely. The
Germans are supplied well with
gold also. Gold being contraband,
it is understood it will bo exchang
ed into some form of currency less
uaeful in the fatherland.
Juneau, March 2—The United
States marshal has changed the per
ticulars. The changes became ef
sciniel of his force in sevreal per
fective yesterday.
Harry Morton, who has been act
ing as jailor at the federal prison
relieves Deputy Marshal Frank Back
at Douelas, the latter assuming the
Dcsiti of Juneau jailer. Mor
ton and family will reside in Doug
las.
J. Eagan, former guard at the
jail, goes to Tenakee as deputy to
t»ke the place made vacant
by the resignation of Paul V. Wood
house, former deputy there.
THERE IS A SAN-TOX REMEDY
for every ordinary household ail
ment. There is room for San
Tox Remedies In your medicine
chest. Get a Sa-n-Tox Blue Book
at Keller Bros., The San-Tox
Drug Store.
Continued from Fage 1
coudi'ions have changed. Col. W.
It. Stevenson, a mining promoter,
with headquarters at Skagway, has
bonde-' the Kennedy and Burnham
properties situate in the Rainy
Hollow district, about fifty miles
distant from Haines.
J. J. Kemnedy, former postmaster)
at Haines, and now the United
States commissioner there, is in the j
city to confer with capitalists to
arrive on one of the early steam
ers relative to the matter.
Kennedy stated yesterday. "It
ceitainly looks lige a 'go' this time.
Coi. Stevenson, who lias bonded
our property, is now outside pro
curing machinery; he will send up
a compressor at an early date which
will be unloaded at the Haines
dock; his engineers have thorough
ly gon? over tho ground and re
port the presence of large bodies
Df cooper ore averaging about three
per cent copper along with sil
ver and zinc running high in val
ues. Some of the bornite copper
jre runs as high as $200 a ton.
3ol. Stevenson, you know, has
>een looking into the matter for
>ome time; last year he took over
ho Porcupine Gold Company and
s new engaged in gold mining near
Jarcross."
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REGISTRATION NOTICE
All citizens, male and female, de
siring to vote for candidates for
the Common Council and Board of
Education of Skagway, Alaska, at
the municipal election to be held
o<n Tuesday April, 3rd, 1917, must
register.
Tiie registration books will be
open at tlie Town Hall, from 7:30
to 9:30 o'clock every evening, from
Monday March 19th, until Satur
day, March 31st, 1917.
D. McKAY,
Acting City Clerk.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
A general municipal election will
bo held Tuesday, Aprl 3rd, 1917,
fcr the purpose of electing three
Councilmen, one Mayor, a City
Clerk, a City Treasurer, and one
member-clerk of the School Board.
The Election will be held at
tne Town Hall, and the hours for
voting will be from 7 a. m. to 7
P. m.
Voters for Councilmen, Mayor
Cleik and Treasurer, must be citi
zens of the United States, or those
whe have declared their intention
to becom© such; must be twenty
one years of age or over, who have
resided continuously one year next
preceding the date of election in the
Town of Skagway, and who have
been duly registered.
All adults, male and female, who
are citizens of the United States,
or who have declared their in
tention to become suoh; and who
are bona fide rseidents of the
Town of Skagway, are qualified to
vote for Clerk of the School Board.
D. McKAY,
Acting City Clerk.
MEXICAN IS HELD
FOR RANCH RAID
Deming, New Mexico, March 1—
Juau Chaves, who is suspected of
being one of the Mexicans who
raided *lie Corner ranch and killed
♦hree Americans, lias been jailed
here awaiting a preliminary liear
lag.
We regret to learn that Mrs. A.
jr. Broughton, who has been as
s'stant manager of the Dewey Ho
t;I in Miss Garner's absence is to
leave its management. She has prov
en that her calling is to administer
to tho wefare of the general public,
as a kind word and a pleasant smile
is the essential qualifications of
the hotel business, and while we
rogiet to loose her in the manage
ment of this famous hostelry, we
iro more than pleased to learn she
intends to remain in Skagway where
she will probably engage in some
jusiness. Mrs. Broughton has
aken the LeFevre cottage on Fifth |
Vvc. for the summer.
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Ice Cream
WHY HERE'S the moet
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ored
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WHY •; f
Keller
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