Received on Humboldt
FRUIT
Peaches, C av. Apples, Cooking Apples, Tokay Grapes, Malaga
Grapes, Italian Prunes, Cantaloupe, Bananas, Pears,
Crab Apples Oranges
VEGETABLES
Celery, Green Corn, Ripe Tomatoes Egg Plant, Cauliflower,
Cucumbers, Sweet Potatoes.
Large Assortment of Those Good Cockies
Canning Fruit on Spokane Saturday
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers^.
WHY NOT?
LET YOUR NEXT SUIT BE AN
$30.00 -- Alfred Benjamin -- $35.00
Other Suits From £3.00 to >-.".00 (See Window Display)
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 3°.
THE B EEHRENDS BANK
Jj"i2aa, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursue 1 for more tlian a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
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. lio
had a splendid chance to or.!ar«re business
and make bi«r ::.oney. He ad not enough cash
on hand. He was unable to borrow any from a
Bank, because as he !>• pt :io Bunk Account the
Bank know nothinjr about his financial respon
sibility.
Does This Mean You? 1
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OUR TOTAL DEPOSITS ABE NOW OVER $4i5,000.00 j
\Vf» Are Growing Daily, V.'hy Not Open An
Account ar.d Grow With Us?
BANK OF ALASKA
WHAN ; ELI. ANCHOHAO E
SAN'-TOX VIOLET TALCUM SuouiJ
Bo on Your Dressing Table —
Smooth as Saiin. Fragrant ; s \ 10
le*» Ge; it at Keller Bros ,
thp San-Tox Drug Store.
xui k i; •
In the Prob-- e Cuiut .n Sk-gw ■>'
r*r?vixict, Teriitory cf Alaska,
Division Xo. 1
In the Matter C tho Estate of
Fred Miller, ceased.
XOT1CE IS UEKEiJV GiVEX,
That *he undersigned nas Leva by
Edwar? A. Rasmuscn, United Stains
Commissioner and FreU tq Jud^e
ol the ubove eutitled court, by or
der duly made and e .tercd, ap
points d administrator c£ the es
tate cf Fred Miller, i.c.t oCiI; ; 31
persons having elaiirs ;:sa::..r. s. id
estate are hereby nc tidied i. pie
sent *nem with. prv;r voucht^s in
legal firni -within tix (<i) mo .Ills
from "be date of this notice, to
the undersigned at his place of
business in the Town of Skagw-ay,
Alas&i.
Dated this 5;h. day of October,
1916.
A. J. ACHISOX,
Administrator.
First ~ublicaticn Oct. 5, 1916.
Final puNlcatio.i Xov. 2, 1916.
FOCTND—A bunch of keys on,
ring. Owner may have same by
i testification and payment of advt.
l0-5-3t.
V.'HlVEHORSE, Oct. 5 — White
1 Hersc up Stewart River G:30 a. in.
-itk 45 thru pos&cpgurs.
Soikirk up Carmacks 7:30 a. m.
Canadian uy Carmacks S p. m.
Dawson dcwu Isaac Creek 5:30
p. iii.
Xasutlin in Da wit) n.
Xt.\t sai' .:g: Caawdiiui Saturday
' mofruiiij.
CARIBOU, Oct. 5 .— Gleanlnr o-r
) rivo<1 9 p. m. on tie 4th witli! 7
; pussWjjers. Sailed 5 p. m. oai the
j 5th.
*A. I). Hughes cf Atlin, is a re
--p'it arrival iu this city.
E. Metc"lf arrived en last
aig'-t'; train from Pavey.
t '< v ,a
Vlv'i. <3 1. iilijf
We oil it G::o Huinhed I>cllars
! Reward for r.r.y c~.zz of Catarrh
that cr.r.r. ;t bo cur.J by Hall's
Catarrh Cur-.
F. J. CHi " ' ~ . Toledo, O.
W. U ..V: : t.Cii. . ■ Known F. J.
I . and belleva
. r.- -to i-;irry
SAIlOS.lt* '■■ ■ X vi CUJu.IERCE.
Toljrto. O.
Hall's C ,*»:t1» C*s <* isVt? Iiu-vrtially,
and rou
••• - i T.-f '::nonial3
i • • .j . . . , .- bculo. Sold
;'u li->: .\,m:iy v...» J-jr coaatlpatlotv.
PHI LEADER
AFIER VOTES
CHICAGO, ILL., Oct. 5—Oliver
W. Stewart, campaign; chairman, cf
'lie Prohibition party; lias address
ed au op"n letter to Purley A. Ba
ksr. national superintendent of the
AnU-Salocn League, urging that
organization to give its support tq
lie ProMMon party and its candi
date, national, sfate and local.
Chairman Stewart calls attention
to several instances of the Anti
Saloon League giving its endorse
ment *o Republicans oir Democrats,
who are being opposed; by regularly
aouriiated Prohibition party candi
dates. Superintendent Bakeor is
urged to have the organization,' he
represent* announce its support of
Haulv au>" Laudrith, the Prohibiticq1
c< nuiuatcs for president and vice
president, and is also requested to
publicly announce his personal en
dorsement o£ the prohibition' can
liiatcs. Mr. Baker is told that
th« Anti-3aloon League's active
support of the Prohibition candi
dates would mean more than a mil
lion votes for them in November,
w aich would mean the submission,
of the pending federal amendment
■>t the December session of congress,
in the interest of nation wide pro
hibi*ion. Harmonious and, con
certed action by the Prohibition
party and the Anti-Saloon) League
in America is suggested as the
si fst meansi of "access for the
principles fc/r whiclv both organiza
'ieus are working.
MONEY FAMINE
FfiCES GREECE
LONDON, Oct. 6 — Short ago of
money in the Greek; "•overnmantal
(jjfftrs is responsible ftr the order
which has been, issued. »o officials
ao' lo pay any money out. Gov
ernmental employes have not re
ceive.! their salaries' for the cur
re; t inoJith just ending. The air
is s'ifling with rumors of revol"
'io::. The situation, is beooming un
ni"nn.g'.'<ible.
MILK FAMlXE IN EAST
NEW YORK, Oct. 6 — New
\orK°s milk supply is running low.
i* is estimated that only fifty pw
cent e£ the people are being uup
l>lkd with milk in tluis city. The
situi.tiooi is becoming serious.
HAW AIIAN STEVEDORES STRIKE
HONOLULU, Oet. G—Four hun
dred longshoremen on,' the Islands
have formed themselves into a un
io; uifcl are now ou* oa strike. Non
ur.ien men have teen hired to do
the leading and unloading o£ the
ships.
WESTWARD CARLE DOWN
SITKA, Oct. 6 — Cordova wire
is beiu? repahed. by the Burnsdde
Wo: lce"s expect to have it in run
ning i.vder by tonlight.
SEATTLE RECEIVES SPEAKER
SEATTLE, Oct. 6 — Arnange
ni' uts are being made in this city
lor the reception oC Charlies Fair
banks, candidate for vie president
of ti:o United States, on the Re
publican ticket. He is scheduled to
Sfeak ia this city tamovrow.
KILLED WIFE FOR MONEY
GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. 6 — Jas.
Allen, confessed murderer of his
young bride began to sen© a life
sentence in the; state pennitetntiary
here yesterday. He killed her for
her moniey.
GRIGSBY IX JUNEAU
JUNEAU, Oct. 6 — Special to
\laskai, — George B. Grigsby will
sp- Tk in tl is city tonight. He ar
rived cn the Alameda and is stop
pii.g at the Gastjneau. He will de
vote considerable of his time in
boosting the cause of Charles Sul
zer.
BOSTON LIGHT
IS RELIGHTED
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct 5 —
A smi'J bronza table', bearing the
inscription "Boston Light, buIlt at
this olac* by the Province of Mass
achusetts, was firs', lighted, Septonn
ber 1-S'h 1716, Old Style, d°stroyed
177; and rebuilt 1783," and in
fmall le'ters beneath, "This fablftt
has been placed, by the United
Spates lighthouse Service,, Sept.
25, 1916 in commemoration of
the *w» hundredth! anniversary jj£
the first lighthouse in America,''
was unveiled Sep'ember 25, with
appreciate ceremonies at Boston
Light S'ation, at the entrance of
Hoslon Harbor, Mass
Secretary Redfield invited, as hia
guests on the occasion the Govern
<r ot Massachusetts, the entie
Massachusetts) delegation of sen
ators an.d representatives) in, cou
gress the chairmen of thej Appro
priation Committees of the senate
hous.', of the Senate Committee on
Commerce and the House Commit
tee cn Interstate and Foreign Com
merce, the Mayor of Boston, of
ficios in charge of various govern
ment offices in Boston, represenfi
'ive^ of commercial, maritime and
historical organizations! of Boston,
together withj representatives) of
*ne *vress and officers of the De
triment of Commerce and the
Lighihouf. service.
HEXEY FOR WILSON
CHICAGO, Oct. 6 — Francis: J.
Heney, well known California graft
prosecutor, has) announced! that1 the
will campaign! thru the state of Il
linois far President Wilson.
fii.RARD TAKES LAY OFF
BKIILIN, Oct. 6 — The Ameri
can Ambassador, James Watson
Gerard, is talcing a vacation from) his
duiies at Berlin. He will return to
nis office im a fortnliglilt.
ACTRESS O.V LAST VISIT
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PARI3, Oct. 6—Satrah; Bietnhlardt,
lio'^d actrees, sailed for the Unit
ed States yesterday. She is mak
ing her last tour o£ thje American
continent.
SETS HI«H RECORD
LEXINGTON, KY., Oct. 6 — Lee
AxtvCT'hy, the world's champion
trot'ing stallion, has broken his
own record by coveting a mile in
1.59 1-2 seeoinds.
ALICE CLEARS FOR SOUTH
Tne Princess Alice cleared for
sou'acrn waiters/ last night at 7:30.
A number of interior xvasseaigeis ar
rived on last nights) traftn and left
for southern,' destinations.
FINISH TOUR OF INSPECTION
President Elliot of tft© W. P. &
Y. R and Herbeitl Wheleer, gen
eral manager of thej same lline, ar
rived from thje interior onj tMg ev
ening's train. They were on, a tour
of inspection wMcfl carried them
down the -river to Dawson) and
other interior points. rt is un
derstood that both/ officials will
leave for the stouthj shortly.
SANTA FE OFFICIAL, VISITS
E W. Zamzow, traveling pass
enger agent for the! Santa Fe Rail
way lines, is a' visitor in the Gar
den City for a fmy days. Mr. Zam
zow is mak/ing air iuv«sttigaUon; trip
and will report to the head) office
of the western) division, upoim his
rotura. If thq reipOTtl Isi favorable
the 3anta Fe will branahi out and
enter th«=< field of Alaska, soliciting
bu iness from the people* -^liot cotoe
from the interior tof eastern aind
southern pbints.
DREDGE MACHINERY ENROUTE
A car load; ofi dredges machinery
for the interior is in the holds of
fhe Prince George. The machin
ery will be unloaded from the ship
and shot over the summit on the
Wh,1 e Pas® line. Connections! 'will
be made at WhitehoTse for down
the liver.
4 Newest Fiction
"A Woman Gives"—Owen Johnson
"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 9 P. M.
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more Mmim
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TV PICTURE. SIX REELS IN ALL—NO RAISE IN PRICES.
Music I)}- Mrs. C. Olsen. j ~
Popular Picture Palace
Mrs. Selmer leads the bowling
score at the Elks alloys with! 1S9.
She is closely followed by Mrs. U11
gefroren witihj a score of 165.
A. P. Hughes, operator on; Spruce
Creek, is a recent arrival in tlie
Garden City. He will leave for
Juneau on tho Spokane.
Mrs. Roberts and son are en<route
to visit with1 the J. Brownly of Daw
son. Mi Robeits usjed to live in
tho Atlfn distric\
L. .\lcli.tosh and his brother, R.
Mcintosh, ere round trippers; 011 the
Prince George. They aro delight
ed with the Alaska trip. Both
men are iiom Prince Rupert.
W. T sheepwasii left on the
m-mine's train to solicit passen
gers arriving on th|e rive;* steam
era in \V(Kitehorse tonight. He is
so'icitiiig for the G. T. P. &toamors.
W. I.. Osborne, representing the
Pacific Coast S. S. Company, was
an, intarior passenger this manning.
He will oover the river boats for
the P. C. S. S. steamers here.
Wm. Barry, imp<vt)aaitj operator
on -.tiller Creek, is enjroute tot coast
oit'PS. Mr. Barry hag been) Inside
fcr a stretch, of thft:te(em, years &ud
this makes his first trip) outalda
| siucc 'ie planted his| foot on. inter
j lor soil thirteen years! ago. He
j luns on returning ,nexf spring*.
GEORGE IX EARLY
Thirty minutes was clipped off
the schedule time of thg Prinoe
George by its arrival ia ft hie part
this morning at 6:30. Thfose aboard
the big befat report aa Ideal trip
u-i thru the beautiful inside waters
[ Wiiic'v rim the coast oi3 Southeast
eru Alaska. It canned' a good! load
to the various Alaslkaa ports. It
I has unloaded ninety tons for in
| tericr uoints and small meirchandse
lo's ftr Skagway metrahiants. It
I will cltajr for tho south) tomorrow
night at 6 o'clock.
MOVIE HOUSE PACKED
The Popular Picture Palace was
! orOiwded last night. Everyoag
SP.em?d fo enjoy the rum, of Paa<a
! mount features. Movie fang are
' boosting John Barrymorei as the
j aero of the movie s'age and: a pack
] ed house is expected at the perfom
iimce tonight.
After The Show Tonight
A delicious Ice Crefam Sundacj
with crushed fruit — or a Mattel
Milk—or riii Ice 'C. cam Soda.
A sJpecinl ibstriiimenUil and vo
o« 1 program of Mr. Edison's Re
Creation of Music, lias te'u aJr
raii'.od for your benefit.
KELLER BROS. CO.
Thej San Tox Dk-ug Store