Haines Strawberries
By the BOX or CRATE
35c Per Box
These Berries are Shipped to 0s
DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS
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| C. W. ASK & SONS
J Leading' Grocers
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I Let Taylor Do Your Tailoring-?^ *
| Affords Vou the BIGGEST and BEST SELECTIONS of MODELS and +
X FABRIC'S *
Suitable For All Occasions |
| VALUES UNSURPASSED J
Dortero &. Son
Plnthior-s and Furnishers :: Phone 32 %
Beginning July 15, we will sell tor
= CASH 0NLY =
THIS MEANS EVERYBODY
Hereafter you wont have to pay other peoples delinquent bills
BROWNING'S
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing -- Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
Wholesale »im1 Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Doat forget the anniber
428 Brrad vay
Tony Dortero
ALL KIXDS OF PIPES
From 5c to Pocket Book
TWO
BARGAINS
Xow Is The Time For Soine
Of You Dry Investor
West half of lot 11, block 8,
Fourth Avenue, necct to Hose
Co. No. 2, with two story
house for
$300-00
deed delivered a* once..
Lot 10, block 9, Fourth Ave.,
opposite the residence of Geo.
Mow], Esq., with two- room
hous« *or
$150.00
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
624 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ALA-KA
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadtv»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
0~>en Everv Ni^ht
TONIGHT
FIVE REELS
Sflig Tribune Weekly News.
The Call of the Lorelei.—A throe
reel t'.'ama by the V^tagraph Co.
A Clcce Shave.—A Sells comedy.
Mutile by Miss Barber.
Uowiueuctt M b:30 p. in.
LANDS THIRTY BEAUTIES
AT LOO CABIN
Neighbors of F. B. Wurzbacher
are mighty glad tha*i he decided to
make a flying trip to Log Cabin
Sunday and ces' the fishing holts
with his trusty rod.. After a few
hours of fishing Mr. Wurzbacher
1 if ltd the lid 01 his Icreel and
couuitd '•hirty beaut lee which) he
had lau-ied from the waters of that
district. Just then thte incoming
train sounded ) k whistle and he
had to hurtle to catch! it. As a
result most of *hie residents asround
Mr. Wu.'zbacher enjoyed a fine fish
luncheon this noon.
CALM AT SO.UME
PARI J July 24 — Comparative
cairn prevails in. the Somme region
this morning. Bad weathc.* has
tied up all of tlw maneuvers in the
sweep which was being waged by
the French.
RECEIVES UGLY CUT ON
BACK OF LEFT HAND
Osbe.it Selmer Is oarrying his
left hard and arm in a sling as
the result of a bad rip\ received last
week Dr. Gable was called to
dress the wound and found it aeoes
sat v to ta&e si* Btitches. Master
Osborne was handling a cross cut
saw when thru some misbaip or slip
the saw struck the back part of
his left hand and dug an ugly gash
therein He is recuperating' nicely
from the wound and will soon, be
able to use blahand.
George Walker and wife return
ed to thieir borne In Whiit^ehorse
They w nre giuests at the| Golden
Nor!h Hotel.
i W D. Greenough, made a flying
business trip to the Garden City
an-? has returned tq the *1 interior.
I Gordon W. Powell left otf the
'morning's train' for Atlin. Busi
ness calls him to the Interior. He
was accompanied by his wife.
FAMED AUTHOR
GALLED BEM
INDIANAPOLIS, July 24—Flags
are ait half mast ami, tivti entire city
ia mourning over the death of
James Whit comb Alley, famous au
'hor atd humorist, who passed
away in tkia city on Saturday.
His body will be buried ia h.is
native aUuUv Hie was burn in
185S, *he sou o1 Reuben and Eliza
betli Raey. His education was re
ceived at Indiana University and
Yale.. He has writ ten hundreds
and hundreds of poems ttoalt are
dear 'o V<e heart of ever. Ameri
can man, woman and child. Hla
name will go down in literary hSs
tory ;us an Amerioai^ Immortal.
LEUARGE EXCURSION
IS MOST SUCCESSFUL
The LeOiarge excuasionj ia becom
ing the popular trip for the tour
ists to make *o *be infterior. The
tourists from the Chiarlfitite left he.$
shortly after their arrival and
made connections at Whiteluor^
for ■ he second excursion onj the
beautiiul lake. They wall return on
tonight's train, in time to catch the
outgoing boat. This makes the
second LeBarge excursion staged
this yar. From the praise and
enthusiasm that Is being dis
played by those making the won
derful trip It is almost assured
that it will be listed with all tour
ist agencies as the interior won
der excursion, and promotes to be a
vi'sl factor in next years touiilst
business. Twenty threo mode the
round trip *o LeBarge.
WEDDING HELLS JINGLE
Wedding bells happily Jingled in
the Garden) City Saturday aftewKOfen
when Mi® Humphrey of Victoria, a
summer visitor in WhitaWorsq and
Mr. Walker of the Rapid® City
joiired in the bondia of matrimony
by Rev. L. H.. Pedersea at the
Methodist Parsonage.
1» ia understood that) the happy
couple have re'urned to WhitehOirw
to take up housekeeping and are
ready *o receive the congratul-.tioni:
and visits from ibeir firiends. Mr.
Walker is a brother of Mrs. Al.
Headers*n, w-efll known to this com
munity and Miss Humphrey is a
sister to Mrs. E. J. Lldriicoot of
this city.
MATCHES FOLLOWED
1$V NET ARTISTS
The mixed doubles tournament,
staged on the White Pass courts
Saturday afternoon, held 'he atten
tion of the net follower® and re
sulted in some close scores.
Dr. Gabde-Mlse Patersonj opened
the tournament bv meeting Her
man. Miller-Mrs. Canty. Thlis a t
went to Miller-Ganty by a score of
ij 4. Next followed Telf®i'-Miss
Cook agaiiiat Bonab rake-Mrs.
Laudsborough. Soore for this set
wits y-7. The finals were won by
Crede Boneibrake and Mrs. Lands
borough, score 6-0; 6-2.
SUFFRAGE WORKERS ON
ROUND TRIP ON CHARLOTTE
Two prominent ladies connected
with the national movement of Wo
n<aus suffrage, are round trip tour
ists to "Le Garden CHty.. Th«y w!iil
leave for th® south on the Chiar
l-~L*e tonight. They are Miss E.
M. Oillman of Glenridgv, N. J. and
Miss H. Teall of Bloomfield,
X. J. Both ladles feel certala that
lefure another national presidential
election has passed the boardb that
women will be admitted to the
votii.'g nriviJegies on an equal basis
witb the men.
<>kct:oss resident
BROl'GHT TO HOSPITAL
Mrs. S.. C. ChamJbers, wife of S
Chambers, postmaster at Carcross,
was brought to the White Pa^s hos
pital Saturday afternoon, suffer
ing frcrj a serious illness. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Alf.
Sc<.U of Carcross. Mrs. Sooitt will
remain id. Skagway a few days be
fore returning to her home in Car
cross.. Dr. Gable Is attending Mrs.
Cliam berg anid looksi fori her early
recovery.
Ami-.nr the more prominent visit
ors in Skag-way the pasrt day or two
were Mrs. Aippold and Mrs. Frand
Kerr of Baltimore, Md. Both' ladies
arc connected by ties of frieudsJiip
very i lcsely with some of our
Skagway (residents. Their fami
lies are at the forefront of busfimess
and rhilanthrop tc I activities In
Baltimore..
CONSULT Madame Lilla D. Wind
sor, rhrenologlst and Author. Ho-1
'el Dewey.. Call today. 7-20-7t.
(BRITISH REPLY!
iknghcm
p.
WASHINGTON, July 24 — The
reply from the British, nation) over
the seizure of American minis has
been received by tvhje fweigni de
partment. Tliia reply Ji-oiii France
Is expected today.
Very little information (has been
given out by the devortmemt oai
'lie note but it la underMDUtod tx>
be most unsaitjisfSacto>ry to( the| Un,
ited Slates. The general trend of
the note lntiuvi.Ua that thxy are
trying to avoid th© iysua t>y engag
ing in a series of diplomatic com
munications.
MUSH OVER DYEA TRAIL
A uar'y lefit the Gardenf City. tlUs
afternoon ofr Dyea, where thfey; will
divide their p<aekB and mufih) over
tliie eld Dyea trail to Bennett. The
personoll of the party consists of
Messrs. Coggan, Motitz and Birown
ing. Mr. Browning wil'l niett a
party at Benmiett and 'return, to
Dyta ovfctr the trail.
KLONDIKE DISCOVERER
, RESPONDS TO CALL
News ocX tlie death ol Skotakinn
Jim, jan\e» Mason, Lliq discoverer
of the Klondike niid anj important
character in the pioaieeiing dsiys,
has been revolted to tuia Daily Al
askan.. He passed away at hia
home in Oar|uiK>as lnat Thursday,
iiiiie and siKioe does iiiot allow us
ti, piouerly treat hia place in the
history of the interior, but it will
be related tomorrow.
SALMON RUN SLOW
THIS SEASON
George Collars, prominent; fisher
mau ol Haines, came over to the
Garden City, this morning in hia
gas buat to transact business. He
report* tnut the run of salmon is
■backward this year and that the
ashing business on the canal
doesu't look any too bright for this
season.
BUSY WITH RECEPTION PLANS
The Elks Lodge in this city is
ouaily engaged making areporaittouH
ior i!ie entertaining audi 'receiving
of the Sacramento Brother® to* tie
Garden City. They) ore scheduled
tc reach hers by August. 17th, and
uo stone will be left unturned by |
the local brofthJem to see thuuti their
stay in this city, is the bewt ever.
I 1IARLOTTE OUT TONIGHT
The fast and commodiotua tourist,
boa*. Charlotte, steamed into this
pert SuLday morning at 7 a- m.
bringing 130 round trippers ta the
Garden City.. D alsot carried 70
true ot local freight. It will clou<r
for the south this evening withj a
large list of -returning tourists.
"KOMINENT CAPTAIN MAKES
TRIP TO INTERIOR
Captain James McLeod, master
of the Charlotte, after eighteen
years of successive service oq nor'h
land wa'ers, is accorded with mak
ing Ms second trip, to the interior.
He was a member of the LeBarge
excursion party and returned in,
time to takq command of lila favor
ite ship before she oa«|j off her
lines for thie south..
SNOW STORM SWEEPS
HIGH MOUNTAINS
The firs' signs oJ appirolachlng
I fall and winter appeared en the
tups Qf the high.es* surround
ing the Garden City Sunday morn
ing During the night a light snow
storm had; eweipt the mountain
peaks leaving a firte covering of
white blanketing to warn) the peo
i.l-e that the thermometer had
dropped below 32 in those loca
tions.
Mrs. F. R. Drake, of New York
City, whose summer home is in
Glenbow, Alberta, uinrived on the
Charlotte. Mrs. Drake is the His
ter-in-law of Archibald' Stevenson
Wit h' her are Mits. G. L. Forman
and. Mr?. G. K. Vandeirhoef of N>ew
York City. Ail aire gueeta at tine
White House. Th«y left for a Slio-1
trip to the Atltn country thla morn-1
Ing.
Miss Blanche Hickey, whose ^
home is in Columbus, Ohio, a town |
near Bucyrus, is an) iaterested via- j
it«r lu ^kaigway and will remain,
some daya enjjoying thie sights in
and around the! Garden; City.
Mrs. A. F. Scott of Carcroas,
came into the Garden City last,
night and Is registered at thie Gold
en North hote.l.
M1NA TAYLOR
! House Dresses and!
Bungalow Aprons
FIT and WORKMANSHIP the BEST
All Sizes From 36 to 47 Bust
KENYON
Coats and Shirts l
from $7.50 to $20.00
We are Headquarters For the Newest
SPORT HATS
L. A. HARRISON CO.
J Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
*• ifr >|« i|i f|, ^
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Sunday and Monday
Eclair Universal presents Adventures In Diplomacy, In tln-eC)
parts, by Jasqucs Tutitllle, feat til ing Alec li. Francis and
Ilello Adair..
OUR DAUGHTER.
HIS DOG OX LUCK. • ! ! | I ' ! I I j )
FIVE REELS
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Aa mission 25e and 10c Begins 8:30
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WRANGRLL
SIC AO WAY
ALASKA
AN'CIIORAGE
RESOURCES OVER A THIRD OF A MILLION DOLLARS
An Institution of Strength and Character
Equipped to Meet Every Legitimate Banking Need of the
Manufacturers, Jobbers and Wholesalers ol the States and
the Retailers, Operators and Distributors of Alaska
OFFICERS
President - - Andrew Stevenson | Vice Pres.
Cashier - - W.L. Landsborough j Vice Pres.
Ass't Cashier - • George Huth ■ Vice Pres.
DIRECTORS
Andrew A. Benton
NEW YORK
■ J. T. Westermann
Anchorage
W. H. Warren
WKANOKLL
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. WALBR1DG®,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
J. T. WESTERMANN,
P. H. GANTY.
3i. LANDSBOROUGH
& OLDIlS'* BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capita], $.-»0,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M REHREYP9, J. R. WILMS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice I*res. Cashier.
Delicious Soda and
Ice Cream Sundeas
Now Served at
THE LIQUID \FOUNTAIN
KELLER BROS.
Only Absolutely Pure Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
our Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is
made after a famous local receipt