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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK j
Juneau, Alas'o ,
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substau
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
BANK OF ALASKA
WRANOELt SKAGWAY ANCRORAGB
An Institution of Strength ami Character
RESOURCES OVER $600,000
OFFICERS
President. Andrew Stevenson
Vice-Pres. Andrew A. Benton
Vice-Pres. W. H. Warcen
Cashier, W. L. Landsborough
Vice-Pres. J. T. Westermann
Vice- Pres. W. R. Hillery
Auditor, B. A. Ross
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Zoheth S. Freeman Andrew A. Benton Henry D. Walbridge
Andrew Stevenson, P. H. Ganty, J. T. Westermann, W. R. Hillery
Our Safe Deposits Boxes Guarantee the Maximum of Protection at
the Minimum of cost.
THE SKAGWAI
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEEMAN. Prop.
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co White Pas» & Yukon
Route.
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interested in the various scenic re
j sorts about Skagway.
J. H. Weer, vice-president of the
! West Coast Grocery company, with
' headquarters in. Tacoma, is a
! passenger on the Alaska.
! Yesterday he went to the sum
j mit oX the White Pass on the
! tourist train, returning' In the after
noon, and before the ship sailed
I last evening tramped to upper lak«
j Dewey and back.
) Mr .Weer is on a tour of in
' spection of his interests in Alaska.
"AIM IT AWFUL?"
San Francisco, July; 27. —Amid
j tears and laughter, Hrfe. Mooney
' yesterday kissed each Juror after
•-he verdict of acquittal was road. ~
ASKS FEDERAL INTERVENTION
San Francisco, July 27. —Presi
den* Wilson appealed today for fed
eral intervention in the cannery
strike here and Santa Clara val
le7 . ; 1
PRINCESS SOPHIA
7 A. M. SUNDAY
The Princees Sophia, of the C.
P. R-, is scheduled to arrive in port
at seven a. m. tomorrow. It is
bringing a large jjassenger and tour
is* list, and carries 160 tons of
freight and 7 5 head of live stocje.
PERSONALS
Fred Fonzo was a passenger 6i
this morning's train.
A special train left WU.Wh.orse
this morning at 8 p. m-, and ar"
rived In Skagway at 1:30 p. m.
E. Reynolds and wife of Oklahon#
were passengers last evening for
Anchorage, leaving on the Alaska.
-\y, s. Hewitt, representing the
Li. C. smith, typewriter and adding
.machines, departed for the west
ward ou tlio A184&&,
C. VV. Cosh, superintendent
the Royal Mail Service; ata.tion.ed
in WUitehorse, is an outgoing pajs
enger on the George.
"Happy" Uortero is suffering
from a badly sprained, hand, the
result of getting in the way of a
fast coming hacie ball.
Mrs. J. M. Olsen, mother of the
Rev. L. H Pedersen, will return
to her homo iR Astoria o» the So
uhja, sailing Monday; night.
D. c. Bard, mining promoter and
reoresentativg of the Col. W. L.
Stevenson interests in Rainy Hal
low, is an out-going passenger on
•he George.
Under the guidance of Messrs.
Andrew and James Stevenson, H.
K. Saltonstall and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Cassell are today climb
ing A. B. mountain.
W. C. Blanchard, wife, and son
Fred, were passengers on the train
tliis morning for Clifton where they
will spend iho day; enjoying the
beaut.es of the mountains.
John J. G. Galloway, wife and
two children, manager of the Mer
chants Bank of Canada at Regina,
S%k., are tourists In Skagway. Mrs.
Ferguson, mother of Mr. Galloway,
is accompanying them.
Alsc Blanchard and wife in
company with George Rosenthal and
h>s w.fe, departed on this morn
ing's train for Glacier where they
will go ou a camping and prospect
ing trip for a few days.
Georga Prindeville, a former con
ductor for the White Pass Route
and well known in Skagway, will
l>e an outgoing passenger tonight
on the George. Ho expects t0 vlfl
lt for a time in Victoria.
Mrs. Jameu J. Canavan, of El
Reno, Okla., editor of fhe El Re1*0
American, is a round tripper on the
George. She has recently; attended
the national press association of
which her brother is the secretary.
Miss N. Schaffer and Miss A.
Math-'esen, who have been visiting
with <he Zinkans for several weeks,
are recent arrivals in Haines and
Iiiukwan. They will return from
Klukwau to Haines by canoe some
•imo next week .
Arthur C. Jamesfcn and family,
a retired banker from Spokane, was
a passenger on the Alaska en-route
to Anchorage where he hag mining
interests. The Jameson family are
old time friends of F. D. Wurz
bacher and of V. I. Hahn, and fam
ilies, and while here were greatly
CHURCH NOTES
PRESBYTEJttliLN CHURCH
Services Sunday morning at 11
o'clock, and evening at 8. Sunday
school 12:15. Iii the morning the
subject will be THE GREAT COM
MI3SION; A MISSIONARY SER
MON. In the evening the subject
for the talk Is THE IMMUTABLE
PROM.ISE OF CHRIST. Special
music morning and evening. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
I». H. l'edersen.
Minister.
CHRISTIAN SCIKXCM
Christian Seieace Services will b«
held Sunday morning at 11:00
'.'clock in the Alaskan building.
Subject:—TRUTH.
The public Is welcome.
Sunday School 12 o'clock.
GOSPICL TENT MEETING
Saturday evening, July 28, no
meeting will be held.
Sunday evening, July 29th, the
rpgular service will be conducted.
All are invited to attend.
W. T. Htlswrt,
Minister.
ST, MABK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Holy Communion, 8:00 a. m.
Mass and Instruction 10:30 a. m.
E>«*in* Service 7:8# o'clock.
Bvarfewir 1> oocflialll
Fatber Wolfe.
THE WEEK
IN SOCIETY
Master John pullfen o£ Dyea was
a luncheon, gueat of Dr. and Mre.
I*. S. Keller on Friday,
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Mr. "ike" Seayer of Whitohorse,
was a welcome and pleasant Skag
way visitor tils Week.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith are
at home to their friends la the
Myrick apartments on, upper 8th
street.
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Mrs. Fred Ma>.'Ienaan of Whlte
horie visited in Skagjvay, the guest
of her son in i?j,w and daughter,
Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Hawes at the
Pullsu House this week.
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Miss Eileen He^drlckson and her
sister. Miss Gertrude Heudrlckson,
**r# roujid trip passengers on the
Spomne from Ketchikan. Thefre
young ladi«« came to Skagyvay to
see the flowers and to enjoy the
sunshine.
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Collector of Custom John Eras
er Pugh.M ra. Pugh and Miss Ven
eila Pugh, cajne up from Juneau re
cently and left *ha following day
for interior points. While in town
'hej- were afternoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Shaw.
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Mr. A. C. Bonebrake and his
cartner, Mr. G. W. Cameron left
th<» early part of the week for
tuelr claim near Teal In, lake where
*hey will do some assessmufc -work
aud njoy th dlights of a vacation
in tfcat beautiful district.
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Mrs. H. A. Sanford and little
IP a. Bill, left on the Mariposa Sat
urday for juneau, where they jolne.
Sergeant Sanford who hag been sta
tioned there as cable operator. Lit
tle Bill and his mother ar«$ much
missed by their ho^t of friends.
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Suut. G. S. Flemming of th§ Do
minion telegraph received a "letter
from hU wife Tuesday night, in
! which she stated that Mrs. E. j.
White is now the champion, bowler
ot Seaside, Oregon, having made a
score of 201.—White Horse Star.
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Miss Helen Taylor, who has
b»«n visiting with h©r sistgr, Mrs.
WJllard R. Hillery went to White
•horse on Wednesday for a visit
with her old frienda While in
Whitehorse Miss Taylor will be
the house guest of Mis* Deyo
Puckett
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Mis!; Margaret MacDonald of
Atlin, arrived on the Prince«s Alice
from a visit of a year and a half
with her aunt In San, Francisco, and
after a brief vialt with her skag
way friends she left for home. Dur
iuc her absence. Miss MacDonald
vifcited in Ivos Angeles and other
California cities .
Mr. Frank Cook, our former de
puty u. S. marshal, left on the
train today for Pueblo mine. White
horse, where he will enter the em
Ploy of the mining company. Mr.
Cook has been active in social and
civic affairs and has a host of
friends who will mjjja his cordial
greeting and cheerful presence.
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Mists Eva Zimmerman, and her sis
ter iliaa Bumice Zimmerman of
Portland, Ore., arrived on the
Prince George and) are visiting
with their old time school frletidj
Mrs. F. W. Shoelor. The ladies
were former residents of Payette,
Idaho, where Mrs. Sheelor met
them. • Mrs. SheelOT is the houfce
guest of Mrs. Roy Gault.
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Mrs. Gustavus Selffertt of Hope,
Alaska, arrived on thg Alameda
from the eatward and was the guest
of Mrs. E. J. Shaw while t&e ship
wag In port. Mrs. Seiffertt wa*s on,
her way to SeatLg in response to
a cable telling that her mother,
Mrs. Brown, jvas seriously ill. Mrs.
Brown and her family were pioneer
residents of Skagway; hut left for
the States many years ago.
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In a letter received by Mrs. L.
H. Podersen, Mrs. Cornelia Temple
tcn Hatcher writes to the "Dear
Friends "'Outside'" and gives a
very delightful and humorous de
scrio'icn of her Journey from Se
attle to her present stopping place,
which &, according to; her letter,
"The Talkeetna Mine, at the end
of the Trail, 23 miles from Wasil
la, Alaska." The letter Is too
long for publication in the columns
Qf »hls paper, but it will be paafced
irouOd that all Mrs. Hatcher's
rrlonda may read and enjoy her wit
ty *n4 clever Droduction.
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Miss Edna Evans is home from
ier vcaation trip to Sound cities
uid has again taken up her work
RAINBOW DYES are absolutely guaranteed to color wool, silks, <
cotton and linen, singly or mixed
At the same time With the same dye 1
In the same bath
RAINBOW DYES MADE IN THE UNITED STATES
Beautifully Brillant For House Use
1 Oc a package
A nifty line of market baskets for the ladies now on
display at $1.25
L.A. HARRISON Co.
STORE CLOSES at 8 p.m. Saturday 9 p. m. TELEPHONE 55
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
i 3 i •" i * : ' ! ' Sunday and Monday
Metro presents Lionel Barry more and Grace Valentine in
"Dorian's Divorce"
Directed by O. A. C. Lund. — In. 5 act*
Sunday music by Prof. Soliuer, violin; Miss Coryell, piano;
E. J. Waterman, drums.
8:30 p-m. Sharp Admission 25c 10c
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLEY— JOHN
KARAMAN & C'LLeAt.
PROPRIETORS ,
W here Yon On Get Whai ion Desire Cooked as It Should Be
We Malic * Specialty of Banquets an J Private Dinner Parties.
A Itaflned and Comfortable place for a Supper After the Show
or dance—Service In Cozjr Private Booths If Desired.
wit,'' the Skagway Daily Alaskan
as linotyplst. "With her cunning and
experienced hand on tlje linotype
machine and. with Ralph Pedersen
in tie editor's chair, and an ex
perienced and capable mechanical
force the Daily Alaskan jU getting
back to normal and looks well in
her midsummer, holiday) dress. Mr.
Pedersen is of the Washington uni
versity training in journalism and
's an excellent man for the work
he h^s so jvell begun on this pa
per, Miss Vivian. Talbot has been
added to the good workers and is
now in training for the place left
vacant by the resignation of Fred
Blanchnrd.
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Several of Skagway's vonturesome
peoule left towin on. Monday eveniug
for a difficult hike to the peak of
Mounn Dewey. Camp was made at
the foot of the mountain and the
nieli' was spent in true camper's
s^le. The next day three of the
party succeeded in reaching the
peak and all assembled again at
cflmp in. the evening where the tired
hikers refreshed themselves with a
well cooked meal. Thosei >vho reach
ed the summit were Miss Lei a Ma
lan, Harry Ask and Emerson Rog
ers. The Alpine Club jiad intended
+o join the party on Tuesday and
Guide Prank Cook was in. readiness
to lend a helping hand, but owing
to the unfavorable weather condi
tions nQ one ventured) out. The
Monday hikers returned home Tues
day evening well pleased with their
efforts.
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The Red Cross is doing some
good work in Skagway and tha com
fort bags are beginning to look like
a shipment soon. Now: is the time
when all loyal citizens should put
their betst thoughts intoi something
material and bring it to the Red
Cross headquarters In the Bank of
Alaska ouiiding or to other places
designated by t&ose in charge. Ev
en smali offerings are gratefully
received. The clippings from thej
se vying are all gathered up and
made info "snip" pillows for the
u&o perhaps of some sicki or wound
ed man at the front. IX any house
"vlfa has an abundance or just a
little bit of clean rags that are
soft and smooth, she is kindly
asked to bring them for use in
fhls necessary work. All }vho
saw the list of article^ that are
required for the filling of tlie
comfort bags are asked tolook it
o.yer and seo iiow many of those
articles tliey feel likei contributing.
There will be notices from time
to time in the Alaskan and let
those who read run to the help of
the Rfctl Cross.
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The frequenters of the "Pop"
.had a treat this week in Clune's
cinema productions. The show
W"3 'u charge of the Samuel Powell
family and wag remarkably good
from the film dramatization, of Har
old Bell Wright's "Ky<& of the
.Worlu" through the other three
dramas. The first show was given
on Sunday night to a crowded
house; the tamo, reels were shown
agaia on .Monday; then, followed
the film production, of Helen. Hunt
Jactsou's beautiful "Karnona";
.Wednesday the ".Littlest Kebel"
wa'j given and on Thursday "Under
Scal d Orders" was the attraction.
The young sons of .Mr. and Mrs.
Powell, jack and Frank, added
much to the pleasure of each enter
laiuuihiii by their mui^c, the older
played a steel Wire strung genuine
Hawaiian guitar, and wag assisted
by 1' s wmall brother on the now
favcritg Hawaiian, ukulele. Mrs.
Powill accompanied the youngsters
on the Piano. On Thursday the
younger brother sang a favorite
chorus; to the accompaniment of his
"ulie" and the piano. While the
ladlj are far from professional play
ers they are so happy in giving
ilicir music that all who hear them
are glad to applaud and encourage
them in the giving. TIlq sweet
catchy music reminds one of the
"tinkle, tinkle, murmur, murmur
of the rain upon the roof." As a
farnil.- the Powells are delightful
to meet and it is hoped that they
will a?ain visit Skagway on their
return from a tour of Alaska and
Yukon towns.
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