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: THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK •
s. Ju13au, 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 ov«r
one and one-half million dollars re
; sources and depositors in
w every part of the
Territory ►
A re You
Successful ?
It you are not successful—who is to blame ? You
notice <>11 around you successful men—don't you?
Many of them have had no better opportunities than
you—some ot them not as good. The successful man
avails himself ot his opportunities. The unsuccessful
man does not. One of the opportunities that make for
success is a Bank Account. Have you one at this
Bank? Try it for a year. Then note the progress
you have made.
A Bank Account 13 the Ladder by which
many men have mounted to Succe3s.
B ANK OF ALASKA
WRANO ELL ^ ^ ANCnORAO R
\ LASIvA
Wholesale tad Retail
I CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different artl-cles
Doa't forget the anmber
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OP PIPES
From 5c to Pocket Book
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ril BKAGWAT
Pioneer Dairy
*. w. MOEMAS. Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK RtNCH
Tb# largest aad best con
ducted opIit i» Alum.
Daily *&ipm9nt« of par*
rniiir aa<* epeam to all jolati
•m Wiito Put k Yukoa
Kout*. ,M .
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back for an Old One
The back aches at times with, a
dull, indescribably feeling, making
you weary and r<*>tless; piercing
paiis shoot across thg region of
th« Kidneys, and again the loins are
bo lamo that to stoop is agony. No
use to rub or apply a plaster toi the
back if the kidneys are weak. You
canno* reach the cause. Alaskan
residents would do wen to profit* by
the lollowing example:
Mrs. G. C. Fo6dick, 6015 S.
Law it-nee St., Tacoma.W ash., says:
"My back was so- sore and painful
that if I wanted to take up any
ethiog trom the floor, I ha<d to get
down on my knees. There was a
lumn about the size of a dollar
over cach of my kidneya and[ thas
mad^ my back bo. tender and Bore
that I could bardlv bear to have
my clothes touch; me At night I
x>uld scarcely turn in bed and
moruinec was eo lame and eore that
[ eoiild hardly get around. These
trouoles were brought on by a cold
settling in my kidneya. Doan's Kid
ie- Piils cured me."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
iimplr ask for a kidney remedy—
;et Doan's Kidney Fllls^—the Bame
haf cured Mrs. Fosdlcik. Foster
IfUbutn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
_ ■.
WILL Mil TO
KILL SEAL HERD
Seattle, Nov. 1—A few years
ago, when Deiagio sealersi flourish
ed and seals alsowerq killefl on the
.rookeries it was the favorite trick
ot milady to develop a hollow oougUl
wnich left her better or worse
half the alternative of sending hi<r
to Florida for the 'winter or pur
chasing a sealskin ' coat. seals
then became scarce through the un
ceasing demand and the'govemment
stepped in and haJted the killing.
Tnls brought relief to father and
he, since 1910, when the government
took over the herds, has been able
to lay up a little money'for the coal
bill. Comes now H.J. Christoffer,
assistant agent for the United
States bureau of fisheries,' with
the depressing information that the
seal herds on the Prlbilotff islands,
St. Paul and St. George, have in
creased to such an extent that the
go pern men? will start killing next
year and put 'the hides upon the
market. All this means that (his
tory with, reference to the
sealskin coat, is -going to reapeat
' itself.
Iti-iiigs 7,000 Skins
flir. L'n.risiiMii',r idiuiuch jcmw
d"Jy on the steamer 'Elihu Thomp
son. which, sailed north, September
5 with tliQ winter supplies for "the
iaUnds. Whiles there inspect
ed the herds carefully and! brought
down with him the figures of the
Seal 'census taken last summer. On
hoard the steamer we-re 7,000 seal
skins, about which hangs a further
tale, although seals haye no tails.
These 7,000 skins are the direct and
tangible sign of the appetite of "the
Indians residing on the seal islands.
Tiling -wards of the government
they, of course, have been, well sup
plied with' rations, but "white
man's food" palls upon 'them and
ever and anon they crave a few
morsels of luscious seal blubber.
Hg;icftthe government, to -keep them
in good humor, permits this craving
to be satisfied by killing- a " few
S' als for them and then thriftily
flays the carcasses and auctions
off the fur at St. Louis In 'the au
'umn. As it happens, "thf> collective
appetite of the Indians has-not been,
large enough to keep up with the
dtmard for sealskins. * '
First Trip Out iu Five Yoais
According to Jlr. Christ offer the
sVainer Elihu, Thompson] had con
sdierable difficulty in unloading
cfrgo at the two •islands.'. Severe
siorrns delayed the steamer al
most a month longer'than was fig
ured upon, unloading operatins tak
ing thirty days instead of »four or
five- The Elihu Thompson'brought;
down a shipment of 21,000 cases'of
canned salmon from Taku under
provisions o£ charter and also had
a fe.w passengers aboard, including
A. H. Proctor and jMrs. Proctor and
Dr. W. B. Hunter and two natives
enroute to *he Chemawa school. Mr.
Pioctor has/ been'on the Beal islands
for the past eighteen years. His
present trip out is the first in'five
years. Dr. 'Hunter is government
physician at the Island "Oif St. Paul.
The steamer Elihu Thompson is
owned by the Pacifio Cold Storage
Company, of Tacoma.and was char
teied to the fisheries bureau this
fall frr the purpose* of taking the
year's supplies to the 'islands. The
charter terminates with the; 'arrival
of the steamer at Seattle. '
I>1YED ONLY 120 MILES
New London, Conn., Nov. 6—In
speaking of the trio across the At
lantic, Capt. Koenig said on her
trip of 21 days to this country the
Deutchland submerged only 120
miles near the English 'coast. If
the crewsaw any British or French)
warships on her trip, Capt. Koenig j
would not admit. 1
Seward—J. Wilbur and J. .Hal
son arrived in this town a few
days ago, from Nenana, having com
out over the government.trail. Mr.
Wibur reports Nenana as livelj' dur
ing c^st summer, but -that at
present, things have slowed *up
considerably on account of shutting
down ou the railroad 'work. On
t/he way'out Mr Wilbur states that
h§ low the largest run of caribou
in the vicinity ptf McCarthy he.ever
saw in Alaska. The hills in that
vicinity were literally alive with; the
animals and hunters were busily en
gaged in getting their winter's meat.
They-also saw several moos and. a
numbre of lynx along the road.!
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
?r.d work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature's on each box. 25 cents.
BIG DEPOSIT
OF FERTILIZER
Anchorage, Nov. .1 — B. \M.
Lynch brought to town a- fine
samcle of his nelw mairvel find 'on
Otter lake, located about 7% miles
from Anchorage, onj the government
railroad. This discovery to a high
grade fertilizer said tO| be a dhell
and fish d>e|posiit and carried ahiout
75 per cent lime, it also carries
great cleansing and polishing pow
ers in addition to being1 very valu
able for ' fluxing) purposes. Mr.
Lynch mad© the discovery last Juno
and filed on 65 -acres but h.as kept
the matter secret until he received
a thorough! analysis from the agri
cultural department, should, th-e
discovery live ui> to the. reports it
will be very valuable as a fentiliz- ]
er to the farmens otf tllvisi section, and
can ;>o 'shipped as a flux until the
Anchorage smelter is established.
miuuiuiiLiiu
SELECT SITE
Seward, Nov. 7—It Ups been de
cided by the -engineering 'commis
sion fo buiid the dei>ot at the foot
of Adams street and north, of *hat
ot"eet where it meets tJw railroad
tracks. The Ballaines 'havg sold
ten lots there for a nominal sum
to the commission and ting 'location
is 'he same as that whiclt was se
lected bv the 'Alaska 'Central. The
depot will be a pretty ou, surround
ed by parking, -flowers, "etc., aavd
will have a three hundred feet
frontage on -the railroad. ' Frank
Ballafue has also deeded to the
commission the twelve foot strip
along '.be right of jvay int the neigh
bor herd of the machine shops.
Work ' will probably not begin on
the Uerot until spring.
From tjie westward corned the j
ne -s that "aeroplanes'may b® used
this winter to carry gold' from Idi
t'liod aivl other camps to either An
clicragt? or Sewaird, tho nearest
poinr. at wliidh'watev'navigation! is
obtainable. The scheme is said
to niee' with general approval. "The |
aeroplanes will also be used, to car
ry ire:gilt and passengers -all 'Oyer j
Cha« nart of Alaska. An agent has
been scut to "Seattle for tihe pur
nose of securing one or more ma- j
chines.
SPECIAL TRAINS FOB
PEOPLE WITH LIQUOR
Charleston, W. Va., Nov. 8—Or
ders issued by .the Chesapeake; &
Ohio railroad today anmounce ' the |
cresVcn of two special trains • be
ginning tomorrow, .oaj wihicjil per
sons ' carrying) legally- labeled -li
quor w.'ll be permitted to • travel.
The tiains will move each. Tuesday,
Thursday and Sunday betweeen. Asl>'
land, Ky., and Charleston. Each;
pasts^nyier may carry one suitcase j
filled with liquor, the case to, be'no
larger than 24 by 13 by S inches.
Persons will not be permitted to)
transport liquor on regular trains,
a regulation which, has been- • in
'orce fcrr some time. 1
MEN'=5 BAND LAUNDRY—Care
ful attention given to 'flan<nels and
other garments. Needed; repairing
done. Prices1 reasonable; prompt
work guaranteed. 'Work called' for
and delivered. ' Phone 'Myrtle
Halcts. 11-9-lmo. I
Deafness Cannot £e Cured
by local applications. they cannot roach
thr diseased portion of th.» opr. There is
only one way to cure diatms*. and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused l v an Icllained condition of the mu
cous lin.ng of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tub<» IS inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or impe.fect hcarinp. and when it is
entirely clos-.-d, Deaf.i.ss ia the result, and
unhss the inflansiiin . n enn l»o taken out
.and this tul»o t'Si'-r ;1 t!;:• normal condt
tioi.. b« ai ms' wiil be disttoyd ferever; nine
raoos out of t- ;t n* enured by Catarrh,
which is it. r. It- bt:t :tn imiamed condition
of the ir.vuj irirfneen.
We will ph On*- Hut" r-d IVlla-s for any
case of Dea n«*^s (ci up catarrh) that
cannot be cut *d by 11.il! s Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, frr?.
F. J. CrfBNEV ic. CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Pr'rscisltf. 75-*
Take 17ail'» l'amiU I'iUe for nanstlpatlc*
I.osr—Railway Day check in fa
vor of Oren Brann, for thle eum of
$39.55. Return to Geo Mowl for
row»rd. ' 11-7-31,
Corsefo
\
—
You may be short or
tall, slender or stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a "Warner's"
^ L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes 8 p. m. Satur
9 p. m.
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Tuesday and AVetlncsday
Broadway Stjnr Feature with James Mofrrigon, Dorothy Kelly,
Geo, Cooper aptf Donald HnH. in THE DAYS OP FAMINE.
—In three acts.
MRS. JARR AM) GERTRUDE'S BEAUX.—No. 14 of the cefe
brBiTled Jajrr Family. |" ; ; ; ' ' I 1
Music by Mrs. C. Olson.
bn Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
7" G O O D R I € H WHITE
If You weighed 198
lbs. and wore boots
eight hours every day
—and couldn't possibly buy foot
wear tl.at would last a month.—
and then you tried "Hipress"
wearing them eight hours a day,
for SEVEN MONTHS, including
Sundays, and even then couldn't
make them leak—
We guess there wouldn't be any
question in future as to what boots
you'd buy.
The wearer described above is
Hans Jensen, pumpman, Lead
ville, Colo., and he is just ONE of
thousands of miners PROVING
daily just how far ahead of ordinary
boots White "Hipress" are.
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Watch out for imitations—the
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Make the next pair of rubber
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or the kiddies
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Double the wear
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Factories: Akron, Ohiw
Malter* of the Celebrated Goodrich Auto
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There 'will Jje a &i>ecL&l meeting of, at the Headquarters on, Broadway,
tia ""icagyajn branch o£ th$ W. C. T. All members are* urgntly requested,
r. Friday juftemooJi aft tluree o'clock | to be present. ll-9-2t, 1