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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
•Jao?aa, Alas'o
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA |
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has l>een rewarded by steady and substan
tia! growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
ml* mZm Jtm Jtm •% »$•
TO OUR Savings Depositors
Interest has been credited to your account at the
rate ot four per cent on all moneys on deposit for
three months or more.
Interest not drawn will be compounded and will
draw interest at the same rate as the rest of the
account.
BANK OF ALASKA
WKANQ Et-r SKAGWAY ANCHOKAGK
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at the minimum of cost.
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(.OSI'KL TEXT MEETING
"WherQ are the ' Dead? What
Leaves the Body at Death? What
is the Soul?"—this is the subject
a* the Gospel tent this evening at
8:00 o'clock.
All are invited to attend this
service.
W. T. Hilg«rt.
Minister.
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hats practically all the time when awake,
an J are blessed with a heavy shock of
hair: yet if the scalps of these same men
or.co became Infested with dandruff
germs, the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for lack of air. Baldness
would ensue as the final result. New
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CHIN BOATS
if HANDLE HE
1ERIGANTRADE
J. D. McAuley, traveling freight
and passenger agent for Alaska,
with, headuarters in Prince Rupert,
passed through Juneau, on, ' the
Prince George last night, making
the round trip to Skagway on that
steamer. On'tit® return of the
George, Mr. McAuley will stop off
here for several days "before re
turning south. Mr. McAuley has
many friends in Juneau, having
been stationed here 'for nearly a
ye&i previous to being transferred
to Pr.'Lce Rupert.
Mr McAuley and the officers of
♦t- Prince George freely predicted
last night that yvithn six months
'ha Unied Saes annd Canadian gov
ernments will reach an, 'agreement
whereby the Canadian, stemaers will
bo nlying coastwise and carrying lo
cal freight and passengers between
American porta for the period of
the war.
Mr. McAuley stated that this ar
rangement is now in force 'on the
Great. .Lake® and that the American,
and Canadian boats are working
bo'li freight and passengers between
two Canadian or two American, po-rt^
as 'h^ case may be.'
I» was Btated that 'he rumors
are going the rounds of transporta
tion circles that the U. S. Govern
ment is planning on taking over
th0 larger of'the Seattle-San Fran
cisco steamers, to be followed bjr
the larger of the Alaska 'pteameis,
leaving the Canadian boats, which,
are not suitable for trans-Atlantla
service and the smaller American
boats, to handle the Alaska trade,
'be San Francisoq trad0 to be han
dled by the railroads.
BANK OF ALASKA HAS BUSY DAY;
[ Yesterday jvas one of the busiest
j days, if not the busiest, ia the
1 his'oiy of th© the Bank of Alaska
at Skagway. The individual depos
its for Skagway aione tooped a<ny
urecedlng 'record of 'ho Bank and
evidenced a most healthy condi
tion in the business'life of the Cl
tv. The fact that the deposits
came from a large number 'of in
dividuals and did not represent the
transfer of large funds from one'in
stitution to another jvag the most
graifying part of the day'a business.
Skagway' splendid'revival in bus
iness wag the means of carrying the
total deposits of the 'Bank of Alas
ka over the Half Million mark the
sair having reached $496,348 ' on
Saturday. The total resources have
•also advanced since July 1st., to
aoproximately $640,000,
James Harriugton, foreman for
the Big Thing mine near Carcross,
arrived in Skagway last evening en
route to Rainy Hollow where hq wll
have charge of the Alaska Corpor
a'ions work in that district for the
balance of 'the season.
E. R. Wilcox, engineer at the
Alaska Corporation's property 'on
Winf'v Arm, was a passenger on las#
Jiigbt's train to Skagway. He will
return in a few dayg'wheTe he will
ass-ime charge of the company's
work at the 'Big Thing, filling the
positcn of foreman as well as en
gineer.
Miss Edith Liddicoat, the popu
lar day operator at the Skagway
telephone exchange, returned 'from
a week's visit in Whitehorse where
sho was the guest of Miss 'Henriet
ta Rousseau. During Miss Liddl
coat's sojourn in the city by the
rapids, she 'enjoyed motor trips to
the various mines, and other places
o" interest, and between the motor
ing trips her time wag mostly' oc
cupied with playing tennis.
Hanging in the window of the
Daily Alaskan office may be seem,
a small bunch of tame red clover
which was brought in by George
Dillon as a samnl^ of what Skag
war can produce in the way of hay.
The stems'of the clover ia strong
and firm, and the blossoms rich
and heavy. When a foot rule was
laid alongside of the clover it was
found that the succulent'grass only
f«ll two inches short of two feet in
helghth. 4
SILVER QUOTED AT HIGH PRICE
New York. July 17.—Silver Is
today quoted at 81 ^4 an ounce, the
highest in 25 years. Foreign and
domestic demands 13 responsible;
also the facts'that laTge shipments
have been made to Franca to pay
the. American soldiers. i j
Nome, July 17.—Mrs. Darling to
day received the Cross of "War from
the French government yrhich was
won by her dogs which she sent o
verseas for service.
The Cross was awarded for the
service which th§ 'dogs performed
In transporting ninety tons of
shells to ftu isolated post, most
of the distance traversed the dogs
being under fine. Four days of the
time consumed in making 'the trip
a teTrific blizzard raged along the
French front, but the hardy aud
faithful dogs never failed and fin
ished their mission under the care
ful guidance of their master.
HATS AND WRENCHES
PLAYED GOOD BALL
The Wharf Rats trimmed the Mod
key Wrenches in the "ball game Sun
day to t ha tune of 12 to 8 in a
fairly good 9 Inning gochlblton of
the American game.
Jack Bckert pitched the 'entire
pame for tbe winners, while Fred
Fonzo, after doing good work in,
the tirst 'part of the game for the
Wrenches, was replaced by several
other aspirants for'pitchers honors.
There were a number of good
plays on both sides, and some 'of
the old timers who clayed positions
aj in days of yore showed ' that
early training will tell, as they were
there all th6 time.
Iu the third inning, after making
a run In each of the preceding inn
ing, Mark Phelps met with an acci
dent when, he collided with" Billj
B.edsoe and as a result he ifc nurs
ing a fractured rib. '
Next Sunday, according to the
outccme of this game, it will be up
to the Wharf Rats to cross bats
with the Has Been®, and 'If this
game Is played-, the base ball fans
of Skagway should see pome real
sport.' ; |
NOTICE TO A. B's.
Therg •will t>e a special 'meeting
of A. B's. at their hall 'tonight at
8:30 p. m. Business o£ importance.
A. J. AcMson, "A. R
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GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Monday and Tuesday
Popular Plays and Players presents I'dniund Breese in a pictur
Ization of "The Song of A "Wage Slave," fi"oni the Spell of the
Yukon and other verses by IWbeit \V. Service, in 5 acts.
Music by Imogene Coryell. ' j: ; i .
Admission 25c
Children 10c
COOK WANTED
A lady cook is wanted at a min
ing camp to cook for eight'to twelve
' men. Seventy five dollars per
' month and board. Apply to Thom
as Vogel, Haines, Alaska.' 3t.
SuDecrlbe lor tlie Dajly Alaskan.
HOME GUARD WILL DRILL
Tho Skagwajr Homo Guard will
meet tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the
armory where regular drill 'exercis
es "will be held. Captain Van de
Wall requests that all members of
the guard'be present.
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