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THE B tU BEHRENDS BANK
Junaaj, Alaska
I OLDKST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A co —istent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
ivntury has been rewarded by steady and subatan
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
He Had No Bank Account
He had some money—but he had no Bank Ac
count. He could not see the need of one. He
1 . d ; splendid chance to enlarge his business
a d make big money. He had not enough cash
>n hand. He was unable to borrow any from a
! '• v.k. because as he kept no Bank Account the
1 ,nk knew nothing about his financial respon
sibility.
Does This Mean You?
OUi: TOTAL DEPOSITS ARE NOW OVER $425,000.00
We Are Growing Daily, Why Not Open An
Account and Grow With Us?
BANK OFMhM
WRANGEU ^ !v\ A.VClIOIUa E
ALASKA
After The Show Tonight
A delicious Ice Crcjam Sandn«
«.vi!h c rushed fruit — or a Malted
Milk—or an Ice Cream Soda.
A special instrumental and vo
c. 1 program of Mr. Edison'# Re
erection of Music, has been "**
ranged for your benefit.
KELLER BROS. 00.
The; San Tox Dfrug Store
J1R0KLYN, Oct. 11 — Boston
jcame tack strong in the fourth,1
game o* the world series and pick
o" an easy game by a score of
|six to 'wo. During the game Bos
ton chalked up, nine hits and °ue
error Brooklyn; ,plaee^ five clean
hits and made four errors.
Brooklyn opened up strong by
scoring *\vo rune in the first in
ning. Boston' ecoredi three runs
in thr second inning, Q-arduer came
up ard picked off a liom-e run in
the fourth. The fans went wild
when Gardner touched the home
plate scoring *he dashl around the
fifild.
Ltonaul and Carrigan held down
the box and garden for the Bos
tonisus. Brooklyn was forced to
use three twirl era during the game
Marquard was knocked out of the
box in the fourth. Cheney went in
and hold them down until the sev
enth bu* showed signs oE weaken
ing. Rucker finished the game.
Meyets went thru the game back
[of tbp bit and dldt some clever
work.
Arrivals from. down thg sound re
port the opening up o£ u rich, pay
shoot on tile Daley-Bennett pro
perty on Beetles bay wlikty exceeds
anything! struck on this! property,
which, has grained a reputation for
arTemely rick ore. Samples brot
up from the property by S. E. PelK
per, who has au option) on the
ground bear out th^ assertion that
the newly discovered pay elioot is
extremely rich, and disinterested
parties who have recently* visited
the claims, state that it is the
I richest ever found on tlio Sound.
The new ore shoct was cut in
the face cf a 250-foot adit, run
in on the vein from the Bettles
bay side, and taken in connection
'withj the other pay shoots pre
viously encountered doubt no long
er remains that this properly will
p- ve of the most profitable* mines
iu the sound country. A visitor
at tbe mines a few days ago states
tnat he saw one piece of the ore
weighing1 50 pounds taken out whilq
he was there that was pa filled
with the gold that the yellow sheen
o-' tDe metal was plainly visible at
a distance of about 100 feet. Other
visitors tc the property who, have
returned to town within the past
few days are unanimous in the as
sertion that the property has the
riciKfi showing of any in tbe dis
trip" ar.d that no* the slightest
doubt exists that the claims have
graduated from ai prospect into a
mine that will be a big producer.
Th<~ vein is reported to vary from
lUTf.- an« ;i iiun iu n»o
w'th aid is readily traceable for
a distance of more than five thou
sand leet over the divide to the
Hummer bay side. At. this latteT
poiu' some development work has
been done, sufficient to demon
strate that the ore body is continu
ous and carries good values.
Development work on the pro
perty is being carried on under con
tract with the locators, who have
fstili considerable word to do l>e
for< completing their contract. Mr.
Pepper is rather reticent in' speak
ing: o' tlie remarkable showing
mm!', but admits that he is more
than nleased and expresses the
confidence that the further develop
ment work contemplated will stow
results equally as good as those
heretofore produced.—Excharge. t
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! the Hair You Have — Stimu
lates Growth of Hair and is
Deat1' to Dandruff — At Keller
Bros., The San-Tox Drug Store.
The City of Seattle will be in
Prince Rupeirt tonight. Then) it
will sail directly for southeastern
Alaska ports.
Dr. Hyth will close his offices
about November 1st. Anyone wish
ing professional attention should
matt, early appointments. l0-9-12t.
Mr. Pilkington; arrived on the
train last night, having come out
from Dawson. He will leave on
the Jcphia for Seattle and then
make connections) for Portlnad.
SAN-TOX TOOTH PASTE Makes
clean white perfect teethl — you
need this every flay and can get
it at Kelletr Btos., The San-Tox
1 Dru^ Store.
COLLEGE PREXY
Oil STILL HUNT
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON,
Oct. 11—President Henry Suzzallo
has goje e&st on; his annual visit
to 'lie big educational centers in,
an efiort to find, satisfactory men
to fill vacancies In tbej university
faculty. Ho expects to b.e gone for
several weeks, perhaps until the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Washington, D. C., is included
in the iMiverory of thq president
that be may consult with, the gov
ernment official^ •with a vieiw to ob
taining; government co-opireatlon| in
tne maintenance end) operation; of
•■he newly established! aerodynamics
laboratory on/ the campus. Presi
dent lUzzollof believes that the
peculiar strategic position of the
university and the fact that there
ar<- 'our military stations and a
navy jard la the northwest will of
ter some inducement to the federal
government to take an active in
terest in the aeronautics course at
the university.
Among the six professorships he
wi.'l try to fill permanently is the
one opened by the resignation) of
Professor Lee A. White, acting head
of *he department of journalisf.
Professor White will enter a new
field of editorial work for a publi
cation in the east, the nature of
which he Is not permitted! to make
known. He hag just been an as
sis'&at profepsto'r of journalism for
two j tars.
A rousing meeting was held last
night bv thet members of Camp
okagway, No. 1, of the; Arctic
Brotherhood. The occasion) was
marked fcy joviality and good times
for the brothers. The most im
portant business which came up be
fcr% the Campi was the election of
officers ror the ensuing term.
The following officerei were elect
ed, Arct'c ChioiJ W. L. Stevenson,
Vice Arctic Chief Gordon W. Pow
ell, Chaplin. Edward A. Rasmuson,
Recorder W. E. Burford, Keeper
of Nu.gfc's Tpny Dortero, Trustees,
Vinctnt Dortero, A. J. Achison,
W'illiauii Henson, Fred Fonzo and
C. R Stivers. The uowly) elected
officers will be installed' at the
next regular meeting.
LECfiEOMS
BIG AUDIENCE
The lectures a/t tlie( Methodist
Coiircii V" Prof. Vincent F. Cooper,
the blind phrenologist, are being
well it'ended, pud are causing;
much favorable comment in, Skag
way. Lart, Monday nighlt, he de
scribed phrenology, what it is not,
and what it is, '(3 uses, etc., illus
trating jis si t;u to inputs by objects
and large pictures. Last night ho
lectured on prenatal influence, and
•presented the subject in, a scientific
chaste and comprehnsive manner,
his statements being a convincing
explanation of such! characters) as
Rd^ar Allen Poe, Napoleon, Bone
part, and others. At the! close
of each lecture he> reads publicly
tli heads of two; peopl, eeVidencin^
his ability, and causing much* mer
riment to the audience as he de
scribes traits well known; to(
f-Je:ids of the subjects. That the
professor's services are in demand
is evidenced by the necessity to
make a[/pointmnta for private ex
aminations.
There will he noi lecture this
Wednesday evening; but* tomorrow
nigxit at the same place he will
lecture on the subject: HoW to Get
Married and Stay Married.
MACHINERY FOR INSIDE
Two hundred! and eighty; four
tuns O"* mining machinery; consign
ed to DawsoJi) arrived on the Sophia
this mcrning. It will bet shot
ever the summit and catch; thej last
boat down the 'river.
THERE IS A SAN-TOX REMEDY
for every ordinary household' all
menit. Th'ere is room for San
Tox Remedies in your medicine
chest. Get a San-Tofc Blu!e Book
at Keller Bros., The San-Totx
Drug Store. '
}fanion's
^ust-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 '8 p. m. Satur
9 p. m.
Popular picture palace
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
AVt*lnjc«day and Thundajr
Hex Univdnsal pim^ Maiy ricKt'citl in THE OUTCOME.
Hob Ldmiinl juwI Huzcl Hue kman in THE HOUSE DIS
CORDANT.—Two lot'ls.
PliUhpi Smallcy and I.o^s W«l,vr in AVENGED.
ANIMATED WEEKLY No. Oil.
FIVE REELS
Music l>y Mrs. C. OLson.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c ancl 10c Begins 8:30
Authorization to proceed with the
first s'fcp toward Opening up a sys
t<.*m of forest trails between Kenai
J&ke and Kenai on Cook inlet has
been received by T. M. Hunt of the
Chugach fores*. This ruling di
rects that $500 shall bo expended
ir. blowing up dangerous rocks
along Kenai river, which; will en
able l.oats to run the rapids with
Hss danger.
The removal ofthese rocks is the
first In a completed' plaa of
action for the building of a trail
from the junction of tho Sunrise!
wagon road at Quartz creek down
the Kenai river.
This work is under the direction
of Arthur C. Rignland, inspector of
fore>ts.
Tlie Princess Sophia, after mak
ing a wonderful trio up. tile inside
passage, docked at tliis port on
scntdulc Mine this morning. It
brougb* a good »$ized cai-go and
stevedores are; busily engaged un
loading the cargo which consists!
of 460 'ons of various articles. Re
servations are 'running heavy for
the* southern run. A number of in
terior passentgeng arrived; on; last i
night's 'rain and have ma da reserva
tions for the: southern run. It will |
clear from this port tomorrow nig'-t
ft* 7 o'clock.
BOXES OFF TOMORROW XIGHT
Crede Bonebrake, popular Garden
City druggist, "will be a southboui.dl
passenger tomorrow night on the j
Princcss Sophia. Mr. Bonebrake |
just recently came back from the
Teslin Lake country and is going
outside foT the winter months. He
will viei* with his college chums in
♦he QuePn City for a few weeks
and then resume his journey to his
home in Goldendale, Washington.
THE 3ANTOX STORE IS THE j
SAFE STORE IN WHICH TO j
TRADE. If it were not, it could
not s?et the San-ToK exclusive
agoncy. Keller Bros. Drug Store
Is the Skag*way San-Tc|x Store.
WHITE1I0RSE. Oct. 10 — White
Hcrsir arrived 11 a. m. off th«! 9th
with 51 passengers.
While Horse sailed midnight.
Casta left Dawson 3:30 p. m. m
oil the 9tlr with/ 88 passengers.
Nasullin up Yffkon Crossing
11:4 5 u. ni.
Dawson up Carmacks 1 a. m. with
40 passengers.
Canadian leaves Dawson 1 p. m.
with 4 0 passengers.
Selkirk down Isaac Creek 5:30
t. ni. ' , . ;
Jacobs up Cajmacka 2 p. m. on
the 9th.
Seattle No. 3 has 30 passengers.
Washtu.rn has 30 passengero.
Yukon has 65 passengers.
Alaska and Schwatka only a few
passengers each.
N"xt sailing: Da-wson. after Te
ceip4 of Treadgold machinery, and
unless advised to contrary she will
be the last this season.
PERSONALS
Air. Reunion of Butte Montana, to
a recent arrival in this city.
The Mariposa is due in this port
tomorrow. it is on, its 60uthJ
bound frip.
Mrs. Moore is ftnrouta toi Daw
son. She anriyed on ; tie Sophia
this morning.
The latest time announced for
the arrival of the Mariposa is 9
o'clock tomorrow; night.
Th. Jefferson( saile^ from Seat
tle yesterday morning. It ia due
in fhis pert Sunday night.
The Prince Rupert cleared from
ituper* today. It will -make this
port early Friday morning.
SF
Prof. D. C. Bard, of the Monitana
School of Mines, arrived; In; this
citv on t''p Sophia this morning.
Hal Johnson was the guest of
the cap'ain of .the Sophia at an
early morning hT^kfcet this morn
ing .
Mrs. Hanson and child, werq
norcd in the passenger list of th#'
Sophia They are en route ,WMw
hcrse.
SAN-TOX VELVET LOTION
C:ramy Liqufd-^Eaotion, Fra
ly perfumed. Keeps th<j
sot* and smooth as velve^
not sticky and! will rub t
Get it at Keller Bros., t»
Tox Drug Store,
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