. , The maierity appears to be dwindling
( VSAtMAtt rttf TWF! VAN LOONS _ _
BULL MOOSE HAS
FIGHT M JKITO
On the arrival of the Gibson auto
stage at Fairbanks from over the
trail recently there was a well pleas
ed man at the wheel. The d iver,
Tom Gibson, wa§ well ple;1std over
iiavinj in hig possession his win
ter's supply of meat. Gibson, while
coming over the auto ro»d saw a
large moose coming across country.
»uiii be'ng desirous of securing the
animal searched the machine for a
firearm. The moose did not sight
the aato until within a short dis
tance. ai.d thinking the auto exhaust
wag a challenge Pioceedfd to dig
in and wait for reinforcements.. Gib
son cut up dados with the engine
and waltzed all over the road, in
the meantime watching for the ar
rival of another auto coming be
hind. When the other machine hove
in sl^'ht the moose abandoned his
first line and started to makt> off
paralM to th0 road. Hastening
baik to the other machine a rifle
■was secured and' after a few min
utess" bombardment a telling shot
»'j>s made. Hastily pilins his tiophy
in th.» stage he resumed his way to
Fairbanks, feeling proud that he ha
prevented the I". S. mail from being
h.».d uo by a moose.
|
SAV-TOX COLGH DROPS, Admin I
Istered pa sugar. Acts almrs: ln-|
HtanllT pre-- ifption Of |
on eTili'pnt phy-M'*!"'n. I
Hif. S»n-To* v»r»ie Rforfl. j
Snr.jrr!b« for tho Daily Alaskan.
Get a battery for your flash 'ight
Keller Brothers.
Portland, Nov. 2.—Many Mends
' of Portland people perished on the
steamer Princess Sophia,w hich sunt
oft' the Alaskan coast with a!l on
' board. Joseph Sautine, 3S, mem
ber o' Portland lodge of Elks since
November 3, ll'lti, v, as en route to
Seattle, to have marrie.l Mrs. M. E.
Prown, 331 First street. Portland.
H* va? a marine engineer, accuston
ed to spending his summers in the
north and his winters ill Porltand.
He was employed' by the American
Yukor Navigation Company while
in Alasica. Last winter he ^as with
the AVillianiette Iron A: sie 1 works
in Portland.
Mrs. Olive Pinska, a: other \iitim
of the shipwreck, is a cousin of
ex-Governor T. T. C.eer, and a
Geer, M.g. Effie llrcwster and CaP"
tain Archie Geer. all of Portland,
cousin o.f Maude F. Porter, COridon
Mrs. Pinska lived in Dawson, where
her hu«-t>und is engage! iu business.
She was 3S years of ate ard> a
native of Buttevill, Ore.
H. M. Swartz, chief engineer of a
steaine- plying tlu< Yukon, was the
son or Ira M. sware, residing at
Muituomah hotel. ne is survived
by h!3 widow and two children at
San Diego.
Piles Cured tn (i to I I Pays
Druggists refund money if PAZ.0
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Weeding or Protruding Pile.-;.
First application giv^s relief. 50c.
Keller Brohters have received a
shipmeut of Flash I.isl't Batteries.
White Pass & Yi.
i lsn~
TIME TABLE NO.
Thursday and Friduj
No
I. N. Bound
1st Cla«s
9:00 a. ni. Leaves
11:25 a. m. "
12:15 p. m. **
1:10 p. m, "
2:50 p. m. "
5:20 p. m. Arrives
.No.
ni.
SKAGWAY Arrives
WHITE PASS L<-»ve«
LOG CABIN
BENNETT "
CARCROS9
WHIXEHORSE "
Passengers must be at dep<4 In time to have "Baggage in
spected tad checked. Inspection Is stopped 30 minutes before
le*ring time of trmlns.
130 pounds of baggage wlU b5 checked free with each fall
fare ticket ard 73 pounds with each half fare ticket.
2. S. Bound
1 st Class
4:20 P
2:50 p.
2:00 p.
1:20 p.
11:18 a.
S: 30 a.
| m}i mmrnntmrn nwmrnmr.j '< trt
3 The Week In Society I
AUTUMN
, When every leaf has different hue
And flames of birch tree blow;
: And high against November blue
The white cloud's bent in bow;
• • • • • •
Wnen droning thresher hums its
sorg
j And t:ile of harvest proves,
' And rusty steers the lane-ways
• throng.
Arid grey birds flit in droves;
. Theu Dlrds, and beast, and every
| tree
! And those few flowers that blow.
Do seem such treasure loves to me
Who *vould no winter know!
-—John Galsworhty,
0—0—0
Wilbur Storey, another Skaguay
boy hag received honors from his
coup'iy, having been recently made
a corporal.
n—n—o
tf;i<»h Molyneaux, head of the
road commission in Atlin district,
! w.is a passenger south on the Prin
cess Mary.
.Miss Gertrude McaKy is home from
Juneau where she wentt o attend
| school during her mother's absence
| in the States.
o—o—o
Mrs. Mildred Pullen was an eve
ning guest of Mrs. L. S. Keller on
Friday. The evening was passed
wit1', reading.
o—o—o
Miss Henrietta Rousseau of White
Horse, dined with Mr. and Mrs. F.
J. Van de Wall and Master Francis
Vpu Ut Wall on Thursday.
0—0—0
Miss Butt is still engaged in the
l*rop<i work she started a few weeks
a?o and now has a large class in
physical culture. If the work is not
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BUY OF AND SHIPTO
. THE OLD RELIABLE
NOrreWISTEiN BIDE I FUR CO.
UINMRAPOLIS. MINN.
If It Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $L00 Up
Kodaks At $6*00 Up
Print Papers
Photo Supplies
Keller Bros. Drug Co. :
a success it will be no fault ol
the euergetic instrutco.r
— 0—' 0—0
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Keller arc
now occupying the pretty cottage of
Paul H. McClelland, and are w el con
ln«» their friends to the new home
fire.
0—0—0
Good show advertised for tonight
and- tomorrow night at the Pppulai
Pic'ure palace, if you are fond ol
ths cinema nroductions it W'H be
woith your while to go.
0—0—o
Miss Verna Mulvihill enjoyed a
vaca"on visit in White Horse, the
gucsf of Miss Deyo Puckett, return
ing home on Tuesday accompanied
t>v Miss Henrietta Rousseau.
n—n—w
Mis. E. L. Pillman and ^er Ht
tl- grandson, Warren Cartmel, were
passengers south to spen^ the rest
of the winter with Mrs. Pillman's
daughter, Mrs. Captain Jack Cartme
and little Edwin.
o—0—0
Mrs. P. J. Flynn received a letter
from her son, Private John W.
Flynn, stating that lie with Thomas
Moo and Wilbur Storey had been
transferred from C^mp Lewis, Wasl.
ington to Fort Benjamin in Har
rison, Indiana, on the twelfth of th«
present month .ana that he is now
in ♦he engineering corps.
0- -0—0
Aliss Henrietta Rousseau, daugh
t - of A. M. Rousseau, editor of the
White Hons® Star, arrived in town
this week on her way to Seattle
wnere she will join her mother who
wett out some time ago.. Miss
Rousseau will probably enter school
for a business course. While in
town Miss Rousseau was a house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mulvi
hlll,
0—0—0
L. A. Harrison writes his family
from Tacoma that li© had Ms vaca
tion vis't and Is now working for
the Todd ship building company and
that he enjoys the work and has a
good place to board. Mr. Harrison
wil' probably remain in Tacoma"tour
ins the rush of business there and
the dal! Beason In skaguay. The
Harrison store °f this place Is in
the aMe i>ands of Mrs. Harrison.
o—0—o
Many friends of Crede Bonebrake
will be pleased to learnn that he
has received his commission as Cap
tain in the training camp for of
ficer? at Camp Taylor, Kentucky,
The newg wag received by Captain
Bonebrake's father. Dr. Allen Bone
Drake. of Qoldendaie, Wash., and
sent to Skagway by a friend who
thought it ftf interest to the peo
ple who knew his son In the north.
Roy Mulvihill writes his parents
t>>at he ia very well and happy in
Franco and1 that he Is getting very
fat. Roy thinkg by cutting down
h'lj latest khaki trousers they can
be made to fit his father. Now
tna> the war is so nearly ended Roy
will have a chance to get down to
hard work onc^ more and thereby
get rid of goc:e of his surplus avoir
dupolse.
0—0—o
Forty poundg of fine butter along
with olentv of DUttermllk, cream an
rich milk arrived thg other day in.
Skaguay for Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen.
The Pu'len ranch at Dyea is now in
charge of Farmer Davis whose gar
den products have been of the best
in Sksguay. Much ia expected of
Mr. Davis as overseer and next year
wil" tell a fine story of how a
infcrmed man can do work on a
ranch. The farm and dairy products
will oe used by Mrs. Pullen for her
famous hotel.
0—0—0
Four of the biggest business con
cerns In Skagway are managed at
present by women, the Pullen House
Eteinert'p, Harrison's and Kennedy s.,
rhe first Is a large hotel; the sec
ond, clothing, gents furnishings, $ry
joods, ladies' furnishings; the third,
drv goods, furniture, carpets, toys, j
ladies goods, piece goods and all j
sortg pi sundries; the fourth is '
clothinp, gents furnishings and bootg
and shoes, furp and many- other I
thiu.is too many to mention. These
places of business are very; successful
ly managed' and the treatment of cua
j tomers is kindly and courteous. Just
! try them and be oonvlnced.
1,—0—0
I Thr. following clipping is from j
» a 3#nta Monica, California, paper I
an.l will bp of Interest to the many |
friends of Mrs. F. T. Keeler: "Mrs. j
F. T. Keeler, of 1307 Euclid Aven- j
1 ue hns made twenty sweaters and j
Bix helmets between July 25 and Sep,
temter 13, for the Red Cross. She i
is the champion knitter of the chap
, ter ' Then follows a written testi
| mojiy that Mrs. Keeler knit four*
teen perfect sweaters between Oc
'tober 5 and October 25, making
i nearly a sweater a day. This issign
' ed the chairman and vice chair- i
I man of the knitting department of i
that chapter.
0—0—n |
SOLDIERS CANNOT
SECURE RELEASE
Camp Lewis, American Lake,
Wash., Nov. 22.—Scores of soldiers
■etationel here and relatives of sol
jdiars already are trying to obtain
!ths release of soldiers from the ar"
' my. The attempt# should not con
tinue and are demoralizing to the
morale of the army, officers here
said recently. Since news of the
siguing- of the armistice reached A
merlca telegraph wires into Camp
Lewis have been crowded with mess
ages to soldiers asking when they
w uld return and urging the sol
diers to obtain immediate release
Attempts to obtain the release of
men cannot be considered, it was
said at camp headquarters, until
somp plan is announced by the war
department for the demobilization
of tLo army.
'The prospects are that most men
now in the army will continue in
the service for a long period," said
one staf officers. "The civilian po
pulation in many cases believes the
'job of the army is done. This is
I not so ,a, a memorandum read at
retreat recently showed."
Colonel F. M. Johnson, cfcief of
staff, and Major G-eneral John McD.
Thompson, asssitant chief of staff,
have returned from Washington
where they attended' the school for
staff officers..
Quarantine w^s declared lifted
within the cantonement proper, in
cluding Greene park, with the ex
ceotio» of theaters. If no ill ef
fects are shown, it is stated the
theater^ will fee opened. By that
time army officers feel that sur
rounding cities will have the
epidemic past the danger poin tand
the entire ban will be lifted and
civilians once more permitted en
trance without special permits.
MR. AND MKS. WHITNEY
IN TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Whitney came
in <rOm the Whitney r»nch bright
and early this morning to cast their
ballots for Judge James Wickershar^
savs the Anchorage Times. They
have JenttWn the next delegate for
s. numUer of yearg and are among
hi strongest supporters. The Whit
ney# helped discover Alaska and
have done more than their part to
Duilrt uo the country. Bud w-as
formerly one °f the "Men with the
Bark On" whom Frederick Rmeing
lon portrayed in the early days of
Mou<«na when the typical American
cow boy reigned supreme. They
hay 'ived in Alaska for about twen
ty years and from the Arctic Circle
to Cock's inlet ar® known and lov" I
ed as Daisy and Bud. 1
i A fresh nhipment of Eastman N.
j 0. Autographic and plain films for
I all glxed oamerao r9celved 0n
last boat. Better advantgae
ot thto fine weather and get some
snappy fall pictures. £eller_Bros.
Sfc
Arctic liromciraw
Camp SkagTvay N*.
meeta every seooiUS
fourth, Tuesday <rV4l
at 8:30 o'clock. iWr*
Lig bretLers cordially welocxu*.
Edward A. Rasmuson, J.rctia 6H«f. .
William K. Gray, Arctic ileootVvr.
P. & A. M.
Whit a Pat# L*j|jeg
F. & A. M. Uf. »„
meet* 2d eui 1
Baturday
ol ea.jh months. Visiting BrtfwW®
ar« welcome.
HAROLD TALBOT, W. M.
JAMES WALLACE, Secretar.7.
a p. o. -aum
Bk&gwAj L»41*
NO. 431, B. r. •.
E. meets
Thurwfciy ft* !:!•
p. m.
brothers cordially welcome.
OSCAR SELMJER, «. &
r. ). VAWDEWALL, seat*»■**•
Pioneer of Alask* igloo, IV,
meet* la A. B. H*ll first Modify »
eve 17 month at 8:80 p. m,
VteltlJig Brothers cordially W&"
come. .*>».
W. J. MULVrHiLL, rr«. i
J. C. PHELPS, Secy.
Fraternal #rd«»
3 Eagles—
Skngwaf Aw£*t
No. U5, gf<fe
nal Ordar if
E« ii«*s meet the (list and mm
Wednesday iiight of etch «fc
their Imll on Fifth Avenue. iMP
in* bi others cordially LuriteC W
atleut] "4%.r
John M. K<A1ct, W. P.
J. M. dries bach,
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Mom Modera Me*l>oda
Office Hours: 0-12 ». m.
Alaek»n Kuildlng - - - -
SKAOWAV
11 UTftlTT
Attorney At Law
PwtJoe In *11 courts
In Territory of AJ*efc»
UAI-VES _ _ — — AliAfflA
Got out that FIaah Light
have a new battery put in tt at
ler Brothers.
There Is more Catarrh in this ssaM^*
of the country than all other ttstiSMb.
put together, and for years it was #£j£.
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescriwil1
local remedies, and by constantly faiSgr*
to cure with local treatment. prons*ag|j6,
it Incurable. Catarrh is a local
greatly influenced by constitutional •dfcS
ditions and therefore requires soolttflK]
tiona'i treatment. Hall's Catarrh
cine, manufactured by F J. Clie»«y taA
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is a constituting?
remedy, is taken internally and
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surtaejiu
of the System. One Hundred Dollar* jjg?!
ward is ottered for any case that H&JfSk
Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Send (be
circulars and testimonials. .
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio, r
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Han's Family Pills for constipation.
—A-d.TertlKPie*'
HAiR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
Witn It Is Free of Dandruff, It 8mir>
Luxuriantly.
Kalr preparations and dandruff cum
as a rule, are sticky or irritating atfsirs
that do no earthly good. Hair, whem H»t
diseased. grows naturally, iuxuriamifj.
Dandiuff 1j the cause of nine-tenths »f
all hair trouble, and dandruff is caused
by a germ. The only way to cure
ruff is to kill the germ; and, so far, t^ia
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the germ is Newbro's Herpltlki—
absolutely harmless, iree from grcajse.
sediment, dya matter or dangerous
It allays itching instantly; makes kafir
glossy and soft as silk. "Destroy &'»'
«ause, you remove the effect." S»14 liy
leading druggists. Send 10c. in staasps Mr
sample to The Herpiclde Co.. •efrirt.'
Mich.
On* Dollar Dottle, guar*nt«8t.
A» all Drug Stor»«.
cur;THIS OUT
and send it with 23c and recoive by reran
mall Recalar Dollar Siu Package of our Fam
ous Efyptiaa Beauty Cream.
CREMONILE
A Beauty Builder of Highest Order. TifS
will be more than delighted with tb« result.
A, CHURCHILL CHEMICAL OO.,
BiAUMONT. T1XA8