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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
I
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 over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
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
wraxokli SKAGWAY ANOHOHAGK
Our safe deposit boxes guarantee the maximum of protection
at the minimum of cost.
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SKEMA.V, Prop.
the sural mm ranch
The largest and beet con
ducted dairy la Alaska.
Dallf shipment* °t pure
milk and cream to all paint
ca Whlta Pa» & Yukoa
Route.
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[428 Broadway
gospel text meeting
"Tna liitse and Work ot Our Own
Country Foretold in Bible Prophe
cy" will be the subject '*t the Gos
ii>el ten' this evening at 8:00.
All art cordially Invi'ed to at
tend sen-ice.
W. T. Hilffert,
Minister.
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,a.".i tt*ci;is*-. ivfcs wuhout soap c*
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It l-i every b:t as f.<cMsh to try to g>:t
'itl .it JJ'i.'.Uiuif a:itf to prevent BftlJ
. ny :_uu.ri~ t.'iO germs whLti cause
t. with CanthrarlJe*. Vaseline. G'.yoor
::<> n.-.J rimlltr substances which form
ho nr'.'ipr.l Ingredients of most so
•■illed Hair Vigors.
:>wl.rn?s T'erplckle Is successful be
ai.so l: attacks and kills the parasitic
B-erti v.-hl'-h feeds on tho hair roots.
It la tho or'frtnal and only genuine
scalp cermi'-lde manufactured.
Suld by leadlne druiarlata. Send 10c. in
stamps for s.-mple to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
Oik Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
At. all Drug Storse. Adr.
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days
i'onr druggist will refund money i!
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
;*se of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The
Si--» application gives Ease & Rest. 50c.
- . : —Adrert lament.
Seattle, July 10.—The 'steamship
Latoucho sailed from this port this
.morniug for St. Michael. Shg haa
a carjco of 'supplies for the new
government railroad which will be
loaded onto soows and river' boats
and taken up to Nenana, the Yukon
river t( rminal of the Toad. Includ
ed in ihls shprnent is 750 tons of
steel rail for the new! road. '
ALL0MACE5
TO ALASKANS
Wagtii'g'on, D. C., J.une 20. —
Had not Delegate Chaa. A. Sulzer,
of Alaska, discorerod an ommlasion
in the circular issued toy the WaT
Depar'meat on June 4, announcing
Uio second series of 'raining camps
for officers, the territory ' of Alas
ka would have been 'denied the
privileFe cf having any; of her sons
wear shoulder straps in Uncle Sam's
| new armies. The circular in ques
tion made apportionments for all
ol the fates of the unioai, on the
basis of population. Midhiganj got
4S2; Washington got 240; Oregon
got'130; Arizoima got 40 and bo
ou. But Alaska was left out.
Delegate Sulzer took up the mat
ter immediately with the Adjutant
Genera.. He was informed th&t'the
Commanding General of the Wester
Department had the matter in band
The Commanding General 'of the
Western Department replied to Mr.
Sulzer's telegraphic inquiries that a
special order 'from the Adjutant
General would be necessary. Mt.
Sulzer again called on the Adjutant
General and pleaded Alaska's cause.
He pointed out that an Alaskan pat
riot would make a'hetter officer and
soldier *han his Eastern brother and
cited a« an instance the case of
Capta<A Dan Pullen, of Skagway,
who went to West Point from Alas
ka 'and graduated at the head of
a clasa of men picked from all'parts
of the United States. •
The Adjutant General was con
vinced by the time Mr. Sulzer left
a»d on June 19 the formal order
was issued, alioting 20 places to
Alaskans in fihe second officers' re
serve training camp at 'The Presi
dio, Cal.
LITTLE LASS SUSTAINS 1
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Littir Christine Johnston, the
two-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Johnston suffered a pain
ful accident a few dajt ago, and
narrowiv escaped the loss of two
tiny fingers.
Th0 little tot was assisting 'her
brother, Rodney, who is four year!
old, cu*. kindling wood for muvrer,
and in some way her little fingers
got in tha'way of the big axe which
thQ little lad was using, and as 'a
consequence the tip of her third fin
ger was completely severed, while
an ugly'gauh was made at the Ilrst
joint of the second finger. The
keen €dge cutinto the bone, and
while medical assistance was quick
ly calltd, it iu feared that the in
jury may r&ult la a permanently
stiff ji-int '
NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR
RED CROSS SOCIETY
Mr. Andrew Stevenson ha$ kind
ly donated the use of the room In
the 'Ban* of Alaska building next
to the bank, for local Red Cross
headquarters. This cheerful 'room,
wfljich is well ad-ipted for Red Cross
work, will be in readiness for 'the
eerwing classeb by Thursday.
Table* have been ' donated by
Phil Abrahams, chairs by *he Pres
byterian church, sewing machines <0
■L. A. Harrison and the hauling by
Frank Suffecool.
From 2 to'5 Thursdays the sew
ing elapses meet. Every woman in
Skagway is urged to serve her coun
try by giving at least one hour a
week to this work.*
Members of tihje Junior Red Cross
will take care of babies and small
children while the mothers attend
th« sewing classefe. Those who
wish to avail 'themselves of tihis
offer are requested to phone Mrs.
.Wl C. Blanc hard by Wednesday 'ev
ening. . ' j|| i
All persons holding bills against
the Celebration Committee are re
quested to Uim hem in to 'W. R- j
Hillery, treasurer, not later than.]
Friday evening. .7-9-17 3t
MEL EAST
HIT MILES
Dick L&hey and Dan Grey return
ed Sunday evening from a rather
Strenuous trip; back: into the coun
try lying a little north of cast from
Mount Dewey.'
These two men were out'for ten
days, and Mr. Lahey estimates that
they penetrated lor a distance of
more 'hail ten miles back. While
out "Oiey took .several photographs
and these show the country; visited
to be a moe* wonderful one from a
scenic standpoint. VirgLnj foresstfc,
rivers, mountain peaks, glaciers,
water 'fall® and barren tracts are
all shown through the eyes of the
Kodax. 4
For more than fifteen y©ans Mr.
Lahey hag prospected the east side
oX Lyau Canal, having made several
trips Uf> the Kahtsehoeii, river and
far info the country which feeds
that river. He has gone into the
valley for many miles from which
emptier *he 'Elks falls. Nearly
twenty years ago "Dick" wa« told
bjr natives that long before that
the hunters for the tribes were in
the habit of making trips into 'this
coun'iy and would come out wit
metal lrom which they made bul
lets for 'their rifles. Ho is still
lookinnir for this mineral] deposit.
Mr. Lahey expects 'to make an
other trlD into the country just vis
ited, '»u* jyll extend'hisi wanderings
atill further back into the unknown
land .
1017 CELEBRATION
TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
Th0 Ladies Singles tournament
was played off on the White pass
court Sunday; afternoon.
Ia the preliminary rounds Airs.
G-anty defeated Miss Martin. and Mr^
W. C. Blanchard oasily 'accounted
for Miss Rousseau. In the final,
after some very interestine tennis,
Mrb. Gannty -won out with a score
cfc} (3-3, 6-3.
The Men's Singles tournament
will be played off each evening this
week a*- the White Pa«s court, fin
ishing up with tile final on Friday
uigtht.
La*t night Cole and Landsbor
ough met in'the first round and the
spectators ' present were shown
glimpses of excellent tennis. The
finst se* was very'evenly contested
first os f gaining the advantage, then
the other. Landsborough eventually
mosed out with a 'score of 7-5 af
ter a hard game.
In 'second set, Landijborough,
encouraged by wtanning the first
game, showed glimpses of his old
time form. He seemed to find his
feet an<* Bettle down to business
more rpadily than'his opponent. He
got o'f first and made the running
all the way, winning with a score
of 6-0. •
The remaining games to be play
ed are between Johnston and Ga
ble, xl'tj winner of which will play
Telfer who drew a bye, and Bone
brake and Miller, the winner of
whiah will play Landsborough.
These gamea will be played off each
evening this week and the final,
which should bd th0 game of tlhe
season, whoever the two players
are, will be'called at 7 p.m. Friday
night.
Registrar Van de Wall has been
confronted wi'h the question as to
whether or not Natives and Natives
of mixed blood are elligible under
the selective draf' 'for service and
in order to settle Che matter a ca
ble was sent to the governor ask
ing information. In reply the fol
lowing cable was received late yes
terday afternoon by Mayor Ashley
in response to the Inquiry:
"Juneau, Alaska,
.Tulv 9. 1917.
"Mayor of Skagway,
"Telegraphic instructions re- ,
ceiv-od from Washington has just
been received stating that Indiana ,
of mixed blood are exempt from
registration -tiho same as those of
full blood and this also applies to
Aleuts and Eskimos. Please see
that all'registrars are fully inform- •
ed as to this ruling,
(Signed) Davidson,
Acting "Governor."
WILL >YIN WITH DEEDS
NOT TALK SAYS HlXDEVBERG ^
J
Amsterdam, July 10.—Reports of
a speech which Hondenberg made in
the Relchtag yesterday was receiv
ed iu this city late last 'evening, ,
and aucordlng to the telegram he
is reported to have said, "We have
many enemies, tout not too many. We
will win from our enemies with
'deeds and not by our mouths."
Flags
That will please the kiddies as well as grown-ups 20c
Bunting
In red, white and blue for 4th of July decorations lie
Cotton Poplins
Black, white, brown, lavender and Copenhagen 35c
blue, per yard
Novelty Lawns
A pretty line of flowered lawns for summer wear
per yard - - 10c and 15c
Khaki Skirts
Just the thing foi an outing. Regular Skirts - $3.25
Divided Skirts $4.25
L. A. HARRISON Co.
STORE CLOSES at 8 p.m. Saturday 9 p. m. TELEPHONE 55
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
1 i .1 j Tuesday ami Wednesday
Universal presents 10th episode of "GRAFT," "The Harbor Trans
portation Trust," suggested by Jane Grey, with Harry Oarey,
Jane Novak, Glen Wlilto fuid Hobart Henley.
"Trickery," in two parts, with Frank Lloyd, Hellen, Licslie iuid M.
K. Wilson. 1
Animated Weekly, No. 1147. •,
Music Wednesday by Prof. Selnter, violin; Miss Coryell, pinno.
Alf. Gordon, cornet; E. J. Waterman, drums.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLEY JOHN
KAKAMAN & CLEfclAK
W iiere You Can Get What You Desire Cooked its it Should Bv
We Moke • Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties.
A itetflned and Comfortable place for a Supper After the Show
or dance—Servtee In C<«y Private Booths If Desired.
HOME GUARD MAY
ORGANIZE RIFLE CLUB
The Skagway Home Guard will
have drill tonight at the Armory
at '7:30 o'clock. This will be the
first drill under the new officers
who wtre elected a week ago, and
at th0 meeUng tonight the appoint
ments of non commissioned 'officers
will be made.
Ail members of the Guard are re
quested to be present.
There has been considerable 'allc
of organizing a rifle cluib, and as all
information as to securing rifles
and amunition from the government
has'been received, it is quite likely
that til.*- will also come'up before
the members present tonigqht with
the view of securing t/he arms and
amunition so that rifle practice may
l^egia at an early date, ajs 'he gov
ernment 'is quite likely to furnish
the rifles to 'regularly organized
Homo Guards.
Should this matter be decided
upon tonight, a rifle range will be
selec'od, and regular target practice
t>egin immediately upon 'the arriv
al of the guns.
Try a Colon If you are looking
ior something mild.1 7t.
Mrs. P. J.'Murray and little fam
ily of Whitehoree visited with her
brother Eddie Barry, over 'Sunday.
The Woman's Church Auxiliary wild
neet Wednesday afternoon at three
j'clocfe in Bociai and 'bualnesfe oes
lioa witi Mrs. Helen W. Caskey.
Thert will be no band 'practice
•his evening, according to informa
;ion given this paper this morning.
<o reason for 'cancelling the prac
ice was given.
The Princess Alice will arrive'in
his Dort at 7 a.m. tomorrow mor.n
ng, according to advice received
oday bv Agent Johnston of the C.
?. R. Shi) is 'bringing 90 passen
rera to this port and 225 tona of
reigh'. The Alice scheduled
o sail Thursday night at 7 o'clock.
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