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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Junaau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and subs tan- '
t:a! growth until this Bank has now orar
or e and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the '
Territory <
" ~ - * * • • • • • • • • -t_ -f- J. A L
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Have You Had
This Letter?
h a bu iness man wrote to you on a scrap of paper and
never used a letter head, you would conclude he wasn't
much of a success—wouldn't you? A man who does not
use modern business methods cannot possibly compete
with the man who does. A man who pays all his bills
by cash and never by check does not impress people with
being a succcssful man.
If you pay your bills by checks on your Bank Ac
count here you are writing upon the "Letter Mead of
Success.
Our bosks now show nearly 1500 accounts. Is your name there?
| WE HANDLE GOLD DUST AND BULLION
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' ELEONORA
De CI3NEROS
09 CARMEN
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C. P. It. ENJOYS
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F. F. W. Lowle, general agent for
the Canadllan, Pacific in. Alaska, and.
the Yukon, arrived In this city last
alight from the Interior. Hq will
remain in Skagway for a few days
befoie returning; to) Juneaiu. "The
Canadian Paclfia is now at the
wind up of what hag been a splen
did season for us," said Mr. Lowle
whew, speaking on; the season's
business. "From all quarters have i
come expressions of satisfaction at
the fine service an<di carefully
thought otut schedule of th/e Cana-J
dian Paciific rail and steamship) ser
vices. Very careful 6tudy and
thought will be given) the arrange
ments for the handing of olur Al
aska business ir. 1917," be added,
in touching uipon nest year's pros
pects.
Mr. Lowle will leave on the
E> next trip of the Alice to attend; a
£ meeting of the genreal agents of
£ the C. P R. to be held In Winnipeg ,
b on November 14th, 15thj and 16th.
£ At th's meeting will be congregated/
£ agents from all over the North! Am
[ erican continent. "These agents
L Avill fo into a close study of trans
P port ition, problems andl recommend1
| to the head offcialsi any improVe
L ments or alterations! which,1 they
f deem necessary to the proper handl
► insr of the business* whichl passes
t thru their territory," said the gen
< eral agent. "I have a number of
' fillings that I will bring uip( which; I
> believe will be beneficial to o.ur
r patrons in Alaska," he said.
{• ' A safe and sane steamer sched
. ule has been decided upon for the
coming -winter and a liberal time
** allowed fou delays on) account of
[• enow and fog. Commencing No
li vember 9th, the Prfncessi Sojphla
, will leave Skagway every alternate
•* Thursday until the middle of Feb
t* ruary, thus ensuring Ncrrthiern
ers a modern and safe steamer for
, the winter months. In addition tto
th; splendid service, thQ freight
s' er Ena will take car© of coal, ore,
{. explosives and bulky freight for
j this port." said Mt. Lowle, in
speakiing of the winter schedule
2 adopted by his comipany.
LOOK FOU BIG THINGS
Jack Leunon, Michael Lennox
and Thos. Lennon, mining men from
tv a Atlin coiuntry, arrived on las®
night's train and are stopping over
In the Garden City a few days be
fcre wending theii4 way outside.
They are heavily interested In in
te*'or mtinea and loctts for big things
to happen next year.
SEATTLE XEARS PORT
The City of Seattle left Ketchi
kan yesterday aftennooa at two
o'ciock and is steamiing uip the
inside channel with) favorable
weather conditions. It W due In
this uort Saflurday afternoon. Six
interior passengers besides) tbe* lo
cal list are aboard, the big boat.
SOPHIA OUT LAST NIGHT
The Sophia celared for the south
at S:S0 last night with a number of
riv<- men and interior mining men,
who are going out for the winter.
Over seventy interiors were seen
crossing the gang planlk before the
final whKstle was Bounded.
Jeff Taylor is a guest at tbe
Dewey Hotel.
Tre Prince Rupert isi dug in;, this
uort Monday morning.
Lc« Gault bas returnee fromi his
interior vacation trip.
The steamer Spokane sails from
Seattle tonight for this port.
Win. McHughesi of AtEn/ ia reg
istered at the Dewey Hotel.
K. B. Anderson of Clifton, was
a guest at the .Goldenj North.
Mr. and Mrs. Sootland from th«
Atrin district left for the qutslde on
the Sophia.
Mrs. J. H. BaHonl left on the
Sopbla for Seattle. MrsL Patton is
Mrs. L. A. McAlister'si mother.
William Paddock has conveyed *x>
G. C. Paddocks, lota 9, 10 In
bltfck 3 and) lot 4 and part of lot 5
in block 5, InthetoWo; of Haines.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Atlin,
left 'for California on] the Sophia.
Mr. Robinson was here during the
summer months recuperating from
a serious illness. The dofctors ad
vised that he spend! the* winter on
the outside.
WANTED—Board and1 room in
private family by respectable young
worklngman. Stat® terms and
full particulars. E. Harris, Gen
eral Delivery, Skagway. 10-25-2t.
Washington, D. C. October 27—I;
"Canada hap caiDtured *he great haj
[but 'isbing industry of Alaska .
led tiie Pacif[i|c! Coast! and the hepd
juarters otC thi® bUg] American; bus
.aeas can been) transfered to. Prince
Etuuert, BrlitiBh) Columbia," declared
Representative Albert Johnson, pf
Wasbingtoa, who has just spent
;wo weeks in Alaska making a per
lonal investigation) pcC the fisheries,
in a statement here today.
"Canaida has been) able to take
:his immense industry out of Amer
Ma hands solely, because of the
Judex wood tariff law which put
Ssh on the free list," eafd Mr.
fonuBpn.
Duric«j the passage of the Denio
:ratic revenue bill in, the closing
lays of the last session of Con
jress a strenuiatua enfant we« made to
insert a clause which;would protect _
ho great fishing industry 0f Al
aska ani1 the Paclfici Coast; against
Britisa Columbia, but this effort
'ailed bepausa high) Canadian O'ffi
:ials appeared 'nj Washington) and'
threatened reprisals. Once more
'he Wilson) administration! backed
iowu in favor of a 'oreognl nation,
against whom PresMen*. Wilson in
vited us *o 'whet our wits' when)
the Underwood low tariff law was
passed.
"Prince Rupert, the Pacific ter
minal of the new Grand Trunk Pac
ific Railway of Canada, which' is
owned la a large part b.v the Cana
dian government, as gone after thq
whole halibut fishing indtustry of
Alaska and is getting it. Prince
Rupert also has a government sub
sidized halibut) refrigerating! plant.
"Prince Rupert pays the fisher
meu of the North paclfXq more
tor their halibut catches because
the government-owned railroad can
absorb the difference; the United
States Treasury loses the revenue;
►he Amricanj publ&q pays more for
its fish, and the Alaskka industry
Is doomed, all because of the Un
derwood law andi the lack of White
House backbone.
"The Underwood law haa been
>vortn. countlesBi tbousandsl of dol
lars tc Canada."
WOMEN MANAGE FAIIt
WHITEHORSE, Oct. 27 — Over
twelve hundred dollars was raised
at che Fair held in this1 place last
Wednesday. Mrs. Swansom won, the
bip doll, Mrs. Sadler won, the doll
hous, Mrs. McAdam 'won the watch
and a stranger from the steamer
Washburn woni the centerpiece. It
was certainly a big" success and the
women) of this city deserve big
credit for t:e fair.
EAGLES DANCE THIS
~~ SATURDAY NIGHT
Dancers in thei Garden; City are
anxiously awaiting the first num
ber oh the program of the Eagles
Dane* to be given thUs coming; Sat
urday night at their ball in this
citv. Smith's orchestra, has) been.,
eagag d for the occasion) an|dl some
now and snappy; music* fillsl the ffiu"
sdcaf program. A live time ia an
ticitia»ed by all Skag-way dancers
AgeueraliiiTltatlon is extended thru
the columns of the pres$| for at
tendance at this! dance.
SOME STORV TELLER
Capt. Back, interior sourdolugh,
held the attention of the guests of
the Golden North.' last evening by
reciting several o£ hia original
sourdough poems and! mining ex
periences. HSq "Bear Story" cap
ped the climax and* brought the
h^oise down. Col. Jim and Bar
Ke' •» Jim took well withj .his audit
ors. He has a peculiar knack of
putting the punch Into recitations
which holds the attention, and in
terest of his assembly.
THE HIGH COST OF PRO
HIBTON
A Seattle judge relbuiketi. the dis
trict attorney because no cases
were ready and the oouTt was fdle
♦wo days. The district at
torney replied that there were not
cases to get ready. "When asked why
he had to admit that work for the
criminal court had fallen off about
60 r)°r cent since the prohibition
law went Into effetet. Of course
there were some bootlegging oases.
(We mention: tjife to savei anyone
who is oippoisedj to prohibition the
trouble of informing! us.) But of
crime there was a Teal dearth. It's
dreadful th3 way prohibition cut9
Into Bome homia Industries, includ
ing wife-beating, desertion, assault,
rape and murder.—Colliers, Sept. 30
^j^a^rsMisf-^oofiJorsefy
You may be short or
tall, slender or stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a "Warner's"
^ L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes 8 p. m. Satur
9 p. m.
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GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Frftlity and Saturday
Inrp I'niVXsul presents UlfK.V THE HEART CALLS, with W"m.
Shay and Violet >Ioisei ca|u I»rpdiicod 1>j- Hejrbeit i&vmon—111
two reels.
Stealing inc-scjits TROUBLESOME l'ETS.
SOPHfA OP THE FILMS.
ANIMATED WEEKLY XO. 10;}:J0.
FIVE REELS
Music by Mrs. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Aimission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
HONOLULU, Hawaii, Oct. 27 —
Local Japanese, members of tlio
American Japanese Association, at
a mass meeting lield in tliis city,
resented the declaration; ropoited *t>
hay been. made in Sani Francisco
by Kazan Kayashara, a Japanese
writer, who recently visited the
Hawaiian Islands to investigate
conditions, and whose statement
was published at San Francisco to
tb.i effect that the future of Iia
waiian-bori^ Japanese was hopeless*
and worthless. The American-Jap
anese, in a series of addresses, ex
pressed tindigiifltion at the tone of
the remarks of the writer, and at
th same time passed a resolution;
which declared that the statements;
made by Kayashara only showed
bigotry and intend to falsify and
create the impression1 that the Am-j
erican-Japanese residents of Hawaii i
are hostile to other citizens of the
territory, and it was an injustice
which' tended to creato animosity
where good fellowship is now
prevalent. It was moved that a
copy of the resolution directed at
the false statements be forwarded
to the San Fran<jiscoi press held
responsible for its publication.
FUNERAL TOMORROW
The funeral of the late H. J
McHughes who passed away in this
city last Sunday will be beld' to
morrow at 2 p. m. The funeral serv
ices will be held at Suffacool'a
Chapel, skagway cemetery will
be the final interment.
F. F. W. Lowle, general agent
folr 'he Canadian Pacjfc'ic, inf Alaska
returned from the interior on last
night's train.
ST
-'! e of Ohio, City of Tc:edo, \ ,,
r ucms County. I , ,
• r ' I'll .irtV oath that he is
. ; tifirn of F. J. Cheney
.. < _ i, I • in the City of To
i i hi v nml S"-t" aforesaid, and
: will < . Use sum of ONE
E > : • ILL.AI ior each and ev
. f C:'»arrh t rannot be cured
i- i. ■■ of H.M '/.« CATARRH CURE.
' FRANK J. CHENEY.
? • , to before me find subscribed In
. this 6th day of December,
A'iSshVm' A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
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