Received on Hurifooldt
FRUIT
Peaches, C av. Apples, Cooking Apples* Tokay Grape*, Malaga
Grapes, Italian Prunes, Cantaloup®, Banana*, Pears,
Crab Apples Orange*
VEGETABLES
Celery, Green Corn, Ripe Tomatoes Egg Plant, Cauliflower,
Cucumbers, Sweet Potatoes.
Large Assortment of Those Good Cookies
Canning Fruit on Spokane Saturday
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers.
WHY NOT ?
LET YOUR NEXT SUIT BE AN
$30.00 -- Alfred Benjamin - $15.00
Other Suits From $5.00 to $25.00 (See Window Display)
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phoneyl^
THE B M BEHRENDS BANK
Juasau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century lias been rewarded by steady and substan
tial growth until this Bank has now or®r
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositor* 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 on*. Ha
had a splendid chance to enlarge his busings*
and make big money. He had not enough caah
on hand. He was unable to borrow any from a
Bank, because as he kept no Bank Account the
Bank knew nothing about his financial respon
sibility. ■
Does This Mean You?
OUR TOTAL DEPOSITS ARE NOW OVER $425,000.00
We Are Crowing Daily, "Why Not Open Ari
Account and Grow "With Us?
BANK OP ALASKA
WKANOEU S KAGTTA Y AXCKOKAOB
ALASKA
After The Show Tonight
A delicious Ice Crcjam Stuyywj
with crushed fruit — or ft
Milk—or an Ice Crewu Soda.
A special iBstmJnenl«i ajid vo
c.'-l iipogram of Mr. Edison's Re
Crtc.tioa of Music, has been w
ranged for your benefit.
KELLER BROS. 00.
Ti e: San Tox D4-ug store
wEudlHG BELLS
jingle mm
Wedding bells jingled this morn
lxi* when Father Turnell joined
Miss Hazel Adams and' Charles
Madigan in, thrt holy;, bonds of ma
trimony. The wedding was held
in the Catholic Churchj before the
friends of the hapfpy young couple.
Aftei tne wedding, Mr. and/ Mrs.
Madigan, with) their: friendB, joura
Ied to the Pullen] House, where
an elaborate wedding breakfast was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Madigam will Ue
at home to their friends of Stag
way at the; residence of A. J. Achi
-•oii on Seventh, and State. They
pl-"-a on leaving for the outride on
tne« first boat.
GETS LII^E SEXTEXCE
SAN FRAXCHSCO, Oct. 9 — The
,.leas «' Billings, the convicted
oemb thrower, *hat ha be sent fo
Saa Quentin Instead of Folsom have
■;een denied. Ho has been sen
tenced to like imprisonment in Fol
som and is now on his way to the
oriso.i withj deputy marshals.
GEORGE Ol'T OX TIME
The Prince George steamed for
southern waters Saturday evening
at the six o'clock hour. It ca,r
r'ed a good iist of interior pass
engers for outside points. Twenty
Interior people holding tickets for
Vancouver and Seattle boarded: the
big ship before it tooted its cast
off whistle.
Sl'OKANE HAS CAPACITY LIST
The Spokane made this port
around the seven o'elotik hour Sat
urday night and cleared1 for south
ern ports three hours later. It
pioke' ud a big passenger list at
the cannerie® between, this point
and Juneau and with\ the fifty two
interior passengers, every state
room was filled whenj it cleared
from this part. Twenty five of
the passengers held tickets for Ju
RIVER REPORi
WHITEHOlt&E, Oct. 8 — Selkirk
sailed H p. m.
Selirk down LeBarge 7:30 a. m.
Casca at Stewart River.
Wnite Horse up Big Salmon. 9:30
a. m.
Nasutlln u-u Stewart River 3:30
p. in.
Jacobs up Isaac Creek 9:30 p. m.
Dawson up Isaac Creek 8 a. m.
Canadian up Isaac Creels 8 a. m.
Canadian dowu Yukoni Crossing
7:30 a. m.
Seattle No. 3 up Eagiq 6 a. m.
COURT HOl'SE NOTES
A. T. Wilson lias conveyed! by
warranty deed to Nicholas P. Ra
dotvich. lot 11, in block 60. Con
sideration ?150.
Kitty Wansted hag conveyed to
M>-5 Hor'ense Harriso the east %
c>* lot 3 In block 19. Consideration
(50.
The Pacific Arctic Railway and
Narration Company; hag conveyed
to Herman Olson lot 6 in block 58.
Consideration $30.
Hitching to a Star.
Many people interpret the familiar
phrase "Hitch your wagon to a star"
a« beii^ an injunction to "aim high."
Emerson, who Introduces this expres
sion in his essay on civilization, meant
no such thing. He says his imagina
tion is greatly stirred by the wares. If
an engine could be built which would
accumulate all the power of the wares,
since the tide makes the waves and the
moon makes the tide, we could use this
enormous power to run our manufac
tories and more our wagons. Thus we
would "hitch our wagon to a star."—
Professor John Erskine at Chautauqua.
Don't Be Envious.
Crush all envy out of your heart The
envious person la In pain upon all oc
casions which ought to give him pleas
ure. The relish of his life is lost, and
the objects which administer the high
est satisfaction to those who are ex
empt from this passion give the quick
est pangs to persons who are subject
to it All the perfections of their fel
low creatures are odious. Don't be
envious.
Its Speed.
"The fact that Aunt Jennie has a
had cold does not seem to affect her
talking capacity in the least"
'T noticed she had considerable
hoarse power left"—Baltimore Amer
ican.
BOSTON, Oc\ 9 — DQ3troyers
from tile Atlantic flotilla, are pick
ing up passengers and crew mem
oers from tt^eir life bpatgi ofj the
'ftree mile limit. They aire being
brought intj Newport wh&re re
lief parlies have been) formed to
care for their neqdfe. Np dead
,'odles ha,Ve been picked upl l>y -i0
rescuing parties.
liNIOTH sues
OFF EAST COAST
NEW PORT, Oct. 9 — Officers
on board the rescuq vessels return
ing frotai tb.et ilcene ofl <lQ3iruction of
th Allied shipping fleet report
tliat threes monster Grmanj subma
rines are operating of the three
mile limit.
Ti"e rescue ship put out of this
port to aid the crewsi ofl the ill
fated! ship snortly after the news-*
wag received here. They report
that thq submarines are grouped to
gether and are ready for battle.
EXA WITH COAL CARGO
The Princess Ena is enroute to
Skagvay. It is carrying 700 tons
of coal foT thisl ptort. Besides the
heavy coal tonnage for this port it
also carries «l big consignment of
freight for interiors points. Trans
portatiau mem look for it to put in
its appearance sometime next Mon
day
G. <■. Friek ia enroute to1 visit in
Seattle.
Mr* L. Adams left for Juneau on
the Spokane.
M. Duke left for Seattle on the
Prince GeOTge.
C. M. McDonald left foi^ Seattle
Saturday night.
The Mariposa is due here Wed
nesday sometime.
Mis. Grant White of Dawson left
on the George for Edmonton .
A. G, Orr ia enrfcute to Prince
Rurert on the steamer George.
Col. W. L. Stevenson ia spend
ing a few days over at Porcupine.
Henry Phillips has joined the
mechanical staff of the Dailyi Alas
kan.
Carl Foreman was a Juneau pass
eueer on the Spokane/ Saturday
uight.
Mr and Mrs. L. M. Bricikson left
on the Spokane for Tenakeei Hoi
Springs.
The steamer Jerfersonj is schedul
ed to sail from Seattle) tomorrow
morning.
The Cify of Seattle sails from
Seattle tonight. It is fcounfl for
Skagway,
Jim Wallaces, congenial White
Pass man, left for Seattle on the
Prince George.
W. H. Thompson, Dream Theatre
mauaeer in Juneau, returned to his
home ou ihe Spokane.
Mrs. J3. Butler of Dawson, Is en
routo to thei Queeni City. She left
n the Prince! Georga [ Saturday
night.
E. W. Zamzofw, traveling! passen
ger agen* for the Santai Fe, loft
on the Spokane for Juneaui and
Seattle.
G. H. Meyers and B. Gallagher,
both, interior men, boarded the
Spokane before it pulled out Sat
urday- night.
Mrs. Frederick BurWell off Daw
son secured reservation^ on, the
Prince George before! it sailed
for the souths Saturday might.
Dr. Elyth! will close his! offices
about) November 1st. Anyone visit
ing! professional attention! 1 should
makb early appointments* 10-9-l2t.
An error1 crept Ini the current
news of one of last week's issues.
W. Abbey was! reported to have ar
rive fromi the interior. Mr. Ad
*>ey w'U not arrive In Skagway for
a fortnight or tea days.
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.
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Tuesday and Wednesday
'IHE GIRL STAGE DRIVER, iu t\v,» i»irts, with Edna Payne and
Norbejb Myles.
IN THE DAYS OF OLD — A juvenile (Irciina, wit]? Clara< HorfcoH
and Willie Gibbons.
DE-FEET OP FATHER—A toiufvly of awning sol^si, PWduBed
by Alltm CUi-tis.
FIVE REELS
Music by Mi's. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and ICc Begins 8:30 ,
HALIBUT BIGS
FOURTEEN CENTS
SEATTLE, Oct. 9 — Fourteen
cents a pound was tlie. selling price
of nine boxes of halibut in, this
elty Saturday. The buyer also
paid a bonus oU fifty cents a box
on, the BChoomer. This adds one
cen» to the price which was re
corded as the( highest selling: price
cf the year. The 'ast big price
obtained for Alaska, halibut was
thirteen. cents.
FOR SALE
An, opportunity for a good Jjusi
n<* and douIMe your money quick,
I am instructed to sell the! property
described as lot 4, and E ^ of lot
5, block- 9, Fifth; avenue with, all
of the; buildings, machinery, copper,
vats, sanitary syohlons and thous
ands of bottles, ne"*v and used,
worth.' $2000, for $750, cash.
BERLIN, Oct. 9 — AustronQPr
m;i,n forces have> recaptured) Kronz
stadt r».d i» is marked as an, lm
portai.i victory for the Central Pow
ers. Kronzstadt is thei leading In
dustrial and. commercial center in.
Transylvania, it- was occupied by
the Romanians upon) their entry lu
to t^e war andt has nffw fallen ln
'o 'he hands of the Teutons.
L. M. Livingston waa a Van
couver passenger onij the Prince
l George.
CRUSTS WORTH THE MONEY:
Perhaps you ncedi a, hai-p bruBbl
witli: hard or Boft bristles; a
shaving brusfhj that holda lt«
lather; a tooth) brushl that
doesn't shed bristles; in) fact
arvthing in the brush) lane. Aflk
Keller Bros., The San-Toac Drug
Store to show you thejir line.
CALIFORNIA
Quickly Reached
VIA
Seattle--Portland -- San Francisco
on the
All Rail
Scenic Shasta Route
Three Daily Trains
Shasta Limited -California Express
San Francisco Express
Through Standard Sleeping cars
from Seattle] and Portland to San
Francisco and Los Angejes. Ding
ing an'l Observation Cars.
Are You Going East?
The cost via California) is practi
cally the same as on the Northern
Routes.
For information call on or writcj to
C. M. ANDREWS D. F. & P. A.
712 Second Avenue
SEATTLE, WASH.
Southern Pacific Lines