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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juieau, flliska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady aad substan
tial growth until this Baak has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
BANK OF ALASKA
VVHA.Nti KLI. SKAGWAY ANCilottAU R
.In Institution of Strength, aiu.1 Character
CAPITAL $75,000.00
SURPLUS 17,500.00
President
Vice Presideot
ANDREW STEVENSON
ANDREW A. BENTON
WRANCELL
Vice Pr elide nl • -
W. H. WARtE i
Aiiutut Caekier- -
GEORGE HITH
SKAGWAY
Vice Pr*>Je»t -
W. R. HILLERY
CuUir—
W. L LANDSBOROUCH
Aiiiflut Cukicr
B. A. ROSS
ANCHORACS
Vi« Pr*sW«at
J. T. WESTERHA^N
Auiitiit CfttKitr- -
M. McVEAN
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delinotilco of Alnska
CHARLEY— ^rJOHN
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PROPRIETORS
Wbere You Can Get What Vou Dealre Coekral m It Should D«
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dintuear Parties
A Rsrfined ami Comfortable place for a Supper After the Show
cr dance—Serviee tn Cokj Private Booths It Desired.
Order Your Printing Now
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. P. SEEMAX, Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK BUNCH
The 'largest and Met ©on
ducted dairy in Aiasia.
Dail£ Bjxl»mMrtj& Oi put*
milk ani cream tC> all poBat
on Wbitd Pmb & TufcOn
Boatak
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
«od
TOBACCO
and different articles
Don't forget the nnxnber
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OP PfffiS
Fron 3e to Pecktf Bosk
WILL DISCUSS
TRAILBUIL0IN6
/
Plans for Skyway's Trailbulld
ing day will be further considered
by the Alpine club'a trailbuilding
committee this afternoon. A date
lata 'a May, the committee now pro
poses, will be fixed for 'tuj trail
work.
P. H. McClellajid, chairman of
tfc0 committee, said today that the
committee wag not yet ready *o
make any definite announcement,
but intended to do go within a
day or two.
Other members of the commi'.te
are James Kennedy, H. S. Weir,
Mrs. Henry Dedman and Mrs. E. A.
Rasmuson. All were present at the
meeting Saturday afternoon in Mr.
Weir's offioe, when tt was suggest
ed that Trailbuilding day be held
lato 'a May. By that time, it is
hollered, the ground will be in
ccndi'ion to be worked.
The proposal that citizens volun
teer for the work and that mer
chants close their stores for the
day is said to be meeting with gen
eral favor.
C.C. POIZE 10
McClelland
Award of the prize offered by the
Skagway Commercial club for the
best descriptive artlcle on Skag
way and vicinity has been made to
P. H. McClelland, city clerk, ac
cording to the committee's announc
ed today. F. F. W. Lowle, gen
eral agent in Alaska for the C. P.
It., won second prize.
Mr. McClelland and Mr. Lowle
were respectively first and second
among a number of contestants
who tried for the club's prizes,
fifteen dollar- for first and ten dol
lars ft r second prize.
The rules of the contest, as pub
lished at the time in fh© Daily Al
kan, provided that the name of the
.writer must not bo on his manu
script but mus' be inclosed in a
sealed envelope.
The committee apuointed by the
Commercial club to conduct the
contesf, consisted of J. M. Keller,
James Kennedy and L. H. Johnston.
They appointed E. J. Shaw, W. C.
Blanchard and Miss M. Benthien tc
pass upon the merit of the ar
ticles submit'ed and make awards.
Publication of the winning article
in pamphlet form for distribution ir
the States, is planned by the
Commercial club. It will aso be
publ'shed later in the Daily Al
askan. I
ELKS' DANCE EXJOVED
With more than 100 persons at
tending the lagt dauce of th© sea
son was given Saturday night
the Elks' clubhouse. The affair
was one of the most enjoyed of all
the dances given there the past
winter.
Among the guests were a number
of i>eople from Whitehorse. Music
for the dancers was furnished by
Solmer's orchestra.
SERVICES AT EAGLES HALL
This evening a* the Eagle's Hall
7:45 o'clock. Subject of the Gos
pel leoture, "Walking In the
Light."
All are invited to attend.
D. H. Hanson and W. T. Hilgert,
ministers.
L. C. Rousseau, one of the
owners of the Whitehorse Star, who
came over Saturday from White
horse to attend the Elks dance,
left for his home yesterday.
Members of the Skagway band,
it was announced today, will meet
for practice at eight o'clock to
night in Firemen's hall. Plans
are expected soon to be made to
participate in the celebration of
the Queen's birthday at White
hi rse. 1 .ill
Harsh Words Indeed.
I "Nothing Is so unclean as a used tea.
cup. nothing is so cold us toast which
has once been hot, and the concrete ex
pression of dejection is crumbs."—"Se
lected Tales," by Barry Paiu.
A Very Little.
Bob—Before marriage she told me
she loved me a little. Rob-Well? Bob
—But, my stars, if 1 had only known
how little!—London Answers.
Skagway tennis players have be
gun to answer the call of the
courts. Within a few more days
the racquet wielders expect to be
In full swing, getting into trim
for the first of the season's local
tournaments and for later meets,
with the players from Whitehorso
and other points.
According to the Whitehorse Star,
there will be much activity in ten
nis this summer at the "inside*' ter
jminal of the White Pass. The ten
nisers there have organized With
a largo number of players.
The committee in chargo of ten
nis at the White Pass Athletic
clutt is arranging to have the club's
ccurf repaired. Plans to have
a new court built have been aban
doned for this 9eas.>n.
On thg Elks' court, W. L.
Landsborough, and Cecil Cole are
among those who have been warm
ing up. P. H. Gaiity has had his
private court opened and several
players have started i>lay there.
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>Ianj- Alaska People Know tlie im
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The fiidneys filter the bloo<l.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove impurities.
Weak kidneys allow impurities to
multiply.
No kidney; 111 should bu neglect
ed- i iTiJ
There is possible danger! in delay.
lf ycu have backache or uriuary
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If you are nervous, dizzy or
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Rerd the following statement.
W. V. Condon, 382 H St., San
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1 ride is what weakened my kid
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1 ccuM hardly get on or off
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Tuesday
"The White Terror"
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