\V.!«:liir.;ton, Saturd;tv— Tho
horrt.r* of till grat \\:ir ar« cpui
i ii: 'id!!:*- with solemn Core® tc
th< aliens of Europ \ Accordjn?
to a statistical research con
duct- tl l>v a 8ociety tor fctudj-ing'ti
•r .1-: consequences of tin war ha'
made public i't>- fia 11..~ it Copeii
'.u^n. This report shows a pot« n
ti.il loss of population in ten na
n _>:i' of Europe Jin'a 1914 o!
i.;> vajil- of *>5,320,000 persons.
ill TBI AND
lariwc ct
Ul
\V:'rh:n-:io.i. /l investigation
i :ition of the reiuder in
V r.a the introduction of n^w
'ulooa j :it ;'i0 herd', which an-' of
-r at • ii>: Millie ir.iportan'e to the n
ti ' r ;territory, are to K'un
d r ik ■ t!'« Dioiopical survey,
i . : . .-:at- department of a-ricul
i accord with ncent l''«isla
•i >n Th*- work will be carri'M ot
;vration with the bureau of
. a'i n. department of the interior
w'.i !. |...s oe- u cloVy id-'atifledJ
vi It"1 t r<:.:.d r i'd i-fry in Alaska
*i .■« In that yar the'lmKai
1 r u» • il llo animals, which have
1" : '-'il u '-il th>y number todav
• \iaja:ily iot'.'-O'*. In addition,
U i- uiu:aaf d that the native*'haw
'.M d 1 >0 for food and skins.
UncOJ at as have be*'a the r«'suits
so far. th«ro aro groat opportuniti*"
f r 1 proving t!.e industry, thus d'
^ an important meat tmppiy
r...t o:.;y f„r Ala'ka, out for other
p.uu t!ie VniW States. A vast
A!as';a pe::in*ula and imm°ii>« area
r north, i< adapted to raisins
animals. Several mi lion r°in
r could be supported on these
's. according to estimates. The
■oiiuctioa of tuw Dreading stock
o:i-> of the immodiate'task*
1' • undertaken by the federal a
ri.'- S. —Da W'on News.
NOME FLIERS !
j Nome, Thur-day —?i:r«e of tU^
'four plan's loft Js'o.TCo yesterday.
' a'cerBoan, on. tU°lr returu flight,
i lli'v «itc accompanied by their!
companions.
Sti^'t took the "1" ^ut wa
forced lo returnr to Uc field at
; Nom>' ou account of engine iroubl!
: The others k-pt ou their way and
will malte th<ir i'irst lar.dilV-I at1
: Eubv. Street will rejoin. them at'
that point.
\v"titlington, Saturday — There,
will lx> another exchange of notes
«iili Poland relative to the ln
vsioit of Russia by I'oland
Ccmindant Tucker
Visits Garden City
Major Tucker Commandant of thp
It. C. 11. I'olice for Yukon territory
c«i:v- n;r on the Thursday train
fi\. u Wlijiehor"® to ttct lii* neic°
.Miss ::vi Luccy of Uruid Fork ,
[» C. who' arrived In. Skasway 01
•ho Prince's AUo«- on Wednesday, I
"uori'ins. —. i
Miss Lucey will visit with Major
j pad Mrs. Tucker in. Daw so 1
wh-ie Major Tu:k*r and his head ,
c!ea.junrt'rs. They I'ft on the trai' |
| y---tt'rda> aft°rnoon.
I
; " Milves M. Tu!''y and F. B. i
.Mill" ar« a couple of young lad-J
I'll from San Fraaci'co who have.
b>_ en storpin.: iu Skag-.vay for a
f.jw days after what they say, i
oi° of the most d>'Uj:!Hfui trips
ia the world over to Atlin, White!
I ho'^e a^d Carcross
They ivill tak'-' the boat out
' Monday for their hoian iu the land
of sunshine, Fruits r.Kil 3"iQwer~.
Money Takes Money
After you have accumulated the first $100 the
second comes much easier, became the first $100. if
wisely used, helps you get tne second.
\V e have seen many small accounts grow far be
yond the $100 mark.
What others have done, YOU can do.
BalnK of AlasKa
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet or Sour^Pickles-Plain'or mixcdjin bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp Beet.
Lobsters-Sardines in [Olive Oil-Red Salir.on-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy Coockies and_jCrackers-in'_bulk or packagks.
Darkey's Salad Dressing-Mrs-."! Porters ^Mayonaise ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or'bottles.
PaperJPlatesJand Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"^
IDUiiil
Jl:i!"c)l of Skagway and vicini
ty «r° especially favored In hav
ing wi'li them this evening the
Xlo't Woibhipful Graud Master Begg
He cam® In on the City of Seatth
and will h- her0 whtlo the iont,
is in port.
Grand Master BeJre, lias Ven
to th® vest war, wh''ro he has been
Wsi'ing the lodges anil conferring!
il^grtes and delivering addresses.
lie Is one of the l>«jt informed
Masons in tho Northwest an ex
cellent and fluent Speaker, and wide
ly known as a lecturer
Masonry. He Willi be tit the Lodi1'
JAMES H. BE.C,
Most Wu. -hi fu Cii-aud Master, Free
;unl Accepted V usuns.
meting which is oal!<<d (or &:»0
.ilcck "harp, and Mil confer tile
:!iird d*'gr°e. This Mil be the
:'iist time this iKgreo has bit-n
o:u'' rrvd h> re b> the (Ira .<1 Mast
fr. Nevr befoi* haJ Jul aitiv*
Master visited Alaska ivhilel in
H® will also dviiver an
iddre •' on Masonry at the Lodse.
Hall wnich ali Masons Ure'eiiJ?r
to n'-'ar.
ATt^r the work is completed at
Lodge, men, will Inarch i
.he A. 3. Ilalli where a banquw
Aill be Spread. Every m:.t>on in1)
'own and tho?o who can be here
from out of town should be'pr.sent
Preparations aro tying made for'al
Grand Master Begg has be«n'on
the Gastincau Channel for a few
d-->ys and while lli0ro had been'con
teiriag degrees, iu both Mount,
Jimau Gastincau an,I Douglqs L<ylg
eg anj at each ha has fieliv«r
ed addresses.
While in Juneau h9 ha3 ba^n'the
guest of Mount Junta u Lodge, an'
has visited the gold mills and
every point of interest on th°
Channel.
H® will leave hers Sunday eve
ning on the City of Seattle, for
Ketchikan where ho nUl vi»it the,
lodge and from there return to
Seattle. lm.
White Pafcs Lodge will open pro
mi-ty at eight o'clock and 1
is desirede that all Master masons
be there on time.
J. C. Van Giodel manager of th
Mount Mclviali'y Gold Placer Co. j
is In Skagway attending to Mi |
shipment of about eighty tans ofj
mining machinery which is being
handled bv the White Pass and
Vukon Route.
This machinery Is to go to t
the mines o£ tills company which
an- known to be very rich.
Mr Van Orsdel is an old tlnj<
°r m tii < iatenord of Alaska s.m
pen fd for a number of yars
t> lT. S. Coninil3sioner ia, KanM
(il in a. The plant is an hydraulic
and is iin to date iri every par
ticular and wil be in futi opera
ation next year.
Mrs. Jacobs, who has ibeoa ill
in er home for a coi:pM'ofn\.ek.s
wali strong enough to be removed
to the Hospital where she is be
ing cared for. I1 lb the hope'ol
her many fri«®ds that Bhe will
riake rapid progress la her'recovsry
STRIKE ACG&UNT
BISHOP IIIX
!■ M
Now York, Saturday—Tlia iCoHfr*
t>horemen who w»ro unloading four
of the big Whit® Star liner?,
stnpptd Avork in protest agains',
t e action of the Baltic crew which
ail' wed the British authorities
to take Archbishop Macuix the pro
Irisn pr®latei from the ship on
l'»r last trip to England.
FUND
Chicago, Saturday —Candidal
Cox's campaign list for the Rep
ublicans in vhich h« (luoti's'names
from 51 principal ciU:>3 Is a phoney
Ifctl according to Fr:d W. Uphasn,
Republican National Ti'easur r.
I'p.'iam says li° njver heard of
the list before it was made
publ'c ty Cox.
USI3S 1519
W'ater'own, N, Y. & it. inlay -
11 b'crt Lansing form'd u part
fi-t-sliffeiu tbl- ci'v for the iractico
BEER IS!
M.'iny vcnrs ago o\»r most of the
Cult til States tln» deer roamed free
and happy; hut lie lias been humeri
and driven h:.ck to give place to the
towns ami cities, until, like the In
dian, In- l.< n rare sight. In the last
few years. hmvovor, deer are growing
In favor as an easy r.nd profitable kind
of stock to raise.
Peer can thrive where a goat would
starve to death. They do not Pflt
green grass until there Is nothing else
to ent. They will reach up sis feet
to get leaves from hushes and trees.
No shelter is required in winter, as
for other stock, as the deer prefer to
stay out In the l>pen.
Peer have their young in .Tune, nsu
nlly twins, except the first venr. They
tire by far the healthiest animals lliere
are. A deer Is a great homebody, lie
likes to drink at his own drinking
place.
Peer are very contented to graze
with the cows, keeping the weeds down
in the pasture.—Thrift Magazine.
Happiness Not Found in Crowds.
Contact with great crowds Is no
guarantee of happiness. Almost every
man at some time or another pets the
fever for the great city. If he could
only mingle with the crowds thnt
throng the streets and rub shoulders
with multitudes striving for success
or tlnlimlted pleasures he would he
sure to revel In happiness. How rude
the awnkening must be when he tries
It. The great city doesn't know you
have entered it. You may be the
oracle of your own town but you may
stand on the sireet of the city and
watch the passers-by for hours at a
time mid no one will sny a word to
you. There Is no more lonesome feel
ing In the world than that of feeling
yourself alone In the midst of people.
It's ns had as being thirsty in the mid
dle of the ocenn. Crowds do not give
hnppiness.—Exchange.
Highly Educational.
"I see the trirls of an eastern college
declare that kissing is both safe and
sane."
"Perhaps there Is something In this
higher education of women after all."
—Life.
Stylish.
"I notice on the bill of fare 'potatoes,
a la boycott," said the guest.
"Yep," replied the waiter. "That
means we ain't serving spuds any
more." __ .
ALUM 10
VOTE SUFFRAGE
Montgomery Saturday— Govcr
or Kilby has • announced liis in
I'lilioii of convening Ml0 Alabama,
legislature September 14th tor the
purpose of enacting suffrag
laws permitting the women of'Al'
Uaraa to qualify an voter". I
case thi3 it done the voter8 wi!
l,u able t0 Vote la the 'elecc-j
tio. to be held in November.
CHILI SOLDIERS
ARE III IITHI
Lima, Peru, Saturday— Serious
mutinies have be^u taking pla<.-e in
the Chilean troops which are con
centrated at Taenia, and Ari-o.
There aro fifteen thousand
troops at these points and the mun
itieg havo resulted io, the kiilius'ofj
,a| number of person"".
S. S. Jefferson
On Its Way
3 , it].', Sitnr.lay—The Rt'an«ihip
Jeff rson of the Alaska St«am
*hi;i Co ]'ft Seattle this morning,
for rikagway with eighty fivt
[)asst"ng*'»lA. Fr'\1 Bonner Is Tioui
lor skagway, and Texas H"U'..pU'
for I-faines.
Mi. and Mr". Charles F. McEiroy
and M1H Maoeli E. Amies are a
pvty of faigfct*^**1 who are visit
frg in Skagway.
Mr. and Mrs McEiroy ar° from
Chicago and Miss Am«s comes
from St. Louis. The/ aj-o all stop
ins; at the Pullen, Hot.be atld are
crtoying the time immensely,
Mr. McElrov is an old time print
er and has visited a the print'slio
in the north on. his hia trip and
s"vs he enjoys the aatmosphore of
trip and says he enjoys th.® at
mosphere of a print shop. Thi'
party will lpavea on tho City of
Seattle.
Wa.'saw, SSaturday- -The jietun
treaty which the Soviet* Jia.e ma-..''
with Finland, has made pos'i'il<
the trailer of tliou*an Is if soidiets
from t.lie Finnish frontier to th3
Poliob frontier.
Tiii fe 5s such a mad ru-sh ly
(he Bo.Lii'nilii who ha.e «-«.a c .
the Polish army to s"t into Prus
sia that they are o«'Crr«aJiing the
Prussian Frontier, aJi-J have made
n<-c« ssary the bringing u;> of
f-e-'h forc< li by the (Jennem-i an
military authorities to prevent far
th'r crossings.
It is estimated hers that thirty,
thousand reds have cros"<-\l at
Heveriil places. The Of riiiatis ar1'
ririii" on the BojsliOiiki aTid driv
ii'g them ba-.'K into Pel in 1 where
thousands an* t r'd "fy s r
round-.■<! by 'he 1' lc".
London, Saturday — Th ■ rp rt
coin* '• fr im Berlin tin Mi-' fanicu*
llus: Ian c avalry I ad. r, OcJii r
ai Bufuny, has k-en seriously,
wounded. i'risor' rs ~i\i ■ in from
Ornwcrw r poi t that the Pol's .in I
Russ'i:.ns at'- ;l thtiti; lie o ly f >
lh< Fct i. of fr^titoisK. A
iei wireless i .l'ir'ns1 tllis nar
m 'lit.
LIS! F08EXP0SE
Vw York, Saturdav—Cox Indicat
ed here today that i-e would
inak" fii rther <-xi»clies of tlic Itep
ultliian campaign fitful wi'bi-n
the week.
G'j 10 Vi ,'i>i»ular FIctiur.A I'ul
•u.e t<: i lit and i"e Mar}' I'ick
f0. in liie beautiful <'oifj d.«
drftir.a IMilda From Holland
IDE WHITE PUSS I
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COMFORT SERVICE SAFETY
FOR
Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
Through Tickets to and fromi Dawson,
Fairbanks, and all Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points.
During the season of nav:gati©n our fleet of modern steam
ers will operate regularly the entire length of the Yukon
River and its tributaries.
Daily train servica(excepfc Sunday) between Skagwr.y and
Wliitehorse. Parlor observation cars on every traiu
Pull information regarding passenger' and freight rates
upon applying to
H. Wheeler, General flanager
Skaguay, Alaska
or
f 510 Alaska Builaing, Seattle. Wash. !