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Juneau, Ala3ka
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
\ consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
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account.
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THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. P. SEEMAX, Prop.
THE SHITBt lilt MUCH
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Dai!/ shipment* of pure
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Go To
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"428 Broadway
GOSPEL TEXT MEETING
"AProohecy ot the Apostle John
Beiim Fullfilled lu our Day-will be
tie subject at the Gospel tent this
evening.
All are invited at 8:00 o'clock.
W. T. Hllgort,
iUni3ter.
CCFTNC33 OF SEALSKIN.
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n ; , .. i :;r.d the radical cause of all
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there la no falling hair, but a lux
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-<•• r-n-rlnff the scalp won't cure dan
.v.T Kill the dandruff perm. Thous
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1917 INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION
WHS I SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
Nothing bu'. pleasant memories
remain of tb.e'*17 Independency cel
ebration In Skagway and the Visit
ors who enjoyed fhe hospitality of
the people of the Garden City have
gon0 hack to their homes In the
Yukon, British 'Columbia and to
the Ga^tinau Channel cities, and
Haines a-nd Fort Sewardv express
ing only 'praise for t5le committee
having the affair in charge.
Upon the arrival of the ' train
Saturday, moat of those coming fro®
'cross the line spent the next few
hours in'lunching and getting set
tled in their respective hotels, af
ter which they wended their ways
to the White Piss club, where the
afternoon was spent 'in dancing.
The weather remained wet and
glowering, and out door sport was
out of the question, soMt remained
for the entertainment committer to
devise means of entertainment,
and so, after dinner, the orchestra
wa^j again called forth, and the
White Pass club was the scene of
a most enjoy:kbl6 oarty until long
after midnight '
Yesterday morning it was all dif
ferent. The weather man smiled
upon the Skagway valley, and after
the rain of Saturday, everything
way fresh and green, the air warm
and balmy and the sky clear and
blue. This was all 'that was nec
essary for the ball fans, and about
ten o'clock, uf'er the grounds had
dried out a little, the first game
was called. Whitehorse and Skag
way crossed ba's, and from the be
ginning it was evident that the two
'earns wer0 'evenly matched. 9 to
8 was tha final 'score, Whitehorse
winning her right 'o contest for the
first prize by one run.'
(Perseverance and Skagway then
weat 011 the daimond, and this game
was a Joke, the visitors Booring 16
■runs la the first five innings whle
the ham© team faileji to put one
man over the plate, so she quit "the
game la disgust.
It was then up to Whitehor.se to
try out with the Gagtineau team and
it was soon "found that Whitehorse
did not have a look in, but would
■have to consent itpelf with second
money. This proved true, for the
Perseverance team shut out the team
from across the line to the tune of
9 to 0. *
The hose race was only a third
of an exhibition, the team from No.
1 fire house won the prize in 25 V6
seconds, while the contesting 'teams
both failed to make a fair showing
one feam failing to couple 'its hose
with fJiQ hydrant, while the second
failed to connect the nozzel 'before
water was turned on.
The winning 'earn consisted of
Friedeathal, Cleon Ask, Walter Mc
Brienn, Harry A}jk, Bd. Waterman,
Jeorgeson, Matthews, Ruhl and Bert
McKenzie. '
lit the relay race, McKenzie,
Friedenthal, Harry and Cleon Ask
won from the contesting teams.
iBert McKenzie won the 100 yard
dash.
Owing 'to the weather being wet,
all other athletic sports scheduled
for Saturday were declared "off.
At six o'clock last night the train
left for the return to 'the Yukon,
while the small beats which, had
brought the visitors up from Juneau
and nearly poin^ sailed about the
same time.
It was a good time to all, and
,all enjoyed themselves.
Frank Domonfier, of the'Commer
cial Hotel, Whitehorse, was among,
the excursionists.
Mr. and Mns. R, C. Miller were
registered at the Golden North from
Whitehorse.'
Thos. Karushm, superintendent of
the Pueblo mine, came "over from
Yukon to take part In the celebr*
tlon- I ' ...
Mr. and Mrs. Archie'Smith and
Cam Smith, all of Whitehorse were
visitors in the Garden City Satur
day and Sunday.
Charles Grelma and wife, and Mrs,
L. B. Davis, Mrs. Grelm's mother,
joined the Whitehorse party to this
city to enjoy the celebration, j
Jack O'N'eil, who is pharmacist
for Macperson's pharmacy in Whlte
hor.se, came over to see "the 'ball
games and other sports Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Small, of
the Pueblo mine were among the
excursionists who enjoyed the '17
Independence celebration, la the
Garden City.
I
Mrs. W. C. Puckett, wife of the
prominent Whitehorse hardware tmeE
chant, joined the excursionist^ from
Whitehorse, and while in Skagway
visited with friends here.
Mrs. E. W. Gideon, wife of the
proprietor of the Caribou hotel, was
a visitor herei during the celebration,
While here Mrs. Gideon visited with
many of her friends.
J. E. 'Fisher, representing the
Remington typewriter company ar
rived in Skagway on the Alameda
from the Westward. He "will re
main calling on his trade until
the sailng of the next boat for 'Ju
ea.ii.
Can tain McKenzle, master of the
Rupert, was one of the passengers
making the Talcu Arm 'trip, and so
upon his ajrival with the other pasw
engers from Ills slip, the 'Rupert
sailed about one hour after the cl
ival of the train. |'
A. M. Rousseau and Lovell Rous
seau, proprietor and publishers; °f
the Whitehorbe Star, were visitors it
Skagway for the celebration. The
former returned last night and
the latter 'was a passenger on thlfc
morning's train. J1 '
Miss Kate Ryan, a&rgeant of the
Royal Northwest Mounted Police,
stationed at Whitehorse, was one of
the excursionists from the City by
the Rapido Saturday. Mlfia Ryan
visited with fiends whila here, and
returned'home ou the train la^t
night. I | •
The Steamshiu Mariposa sailed
from Seattle for Skagway and way
ports at ten o'clock Saturday morn
ing There aro fourteen passen
gers booked for Skagway, including
Miss S. A. P ret; ton, while sixteen,
additional passengers are making
the round trip to 'Anchorage from
Seattle.
The Steamship Spokane of the
Pacific Steamship company sailed
from Seattle at ten o'clock Satur
day morning for Skagway and "way
ports. She has fifty round trip
.passsengers on board. Eugene iN'a
gle is booked as a passenger for
Haines. |"
Owing to a washout on the White
Pass road a short distance from
Pennington, which 'occurred short
ly af^er the excursion train passed
that point a,t an early hour Satur
day morning, t.rajj No. 2, due to
arrive here at 4:50 p. m., was de
layed in reaching here until after
12 o'clock Saturday night.
.A crew of men. jvfWs 'immediately
sent to the sceue and tli© damage
had jbeeu sufficiently 'repaired by
etx o'clock last night to permit
the excursion train to leave with the
large crowd of excursionists who
had tome over frjiu Whitehorse and
way points. 1
A number of passengers from the
Prince Rupert had made the trip
to "Whitehorse and Taku Arm, and
when it was found that No. 2 could
not rvasb over *ha point, they were
transferred to the Steamer Glean
er at Carcross and brought on to
Benne't where a train 'was in wait
ing ♦<> bring them on to Skagway,
arriving here after 12 o'clock."
All persons holding bills against
the Celebration Committee are re
quested to turn hem in to "W. R.
Hillery, treasurer, not later than
•Friday evening. 7-9-17 3t
FOR SALE
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, block 119
and lota'7 and 8 in block 57. Ap
ply, E. S. Moore, 410 W. '10th St.,
Argenta, Ark. * 4t
Chaeo Indian* of Brazil.
The Indians of the Chaco region in
Brazil have been more successful In
opposing Inroads by white men than
have any other people of South Amer
ica. Up to a few years ago It meant
annihilation for the white man to op
pose the Chaco Indians. It Is in this
region that the rhea, or South Ameri
can ostrich, is found. The hunters have
been after them for years for their
plumes. Tho Indians are fond of the
flesh, also of the eggs, which are a
little strong. Incidentally, the Indians
are not at all particular whether the
eggs are fresh. The biggest nest found
by explorers contained thirty-seven
eggs, one of which Is ample to supply
the needs of a hungry family.
Flags
That will please the kiddies as Well &s grown-ups
Bunting
In red, white and blue for 4th of July decorations
Cotton Poplins
Black, white, brown, lavender and Copenhagen
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 $425
20c
lie
35c
L. A. HARRISON Co.
STORE CLOSES at 8 p.m. Saturday 9 p. m. TELEPHONE 55
D
IE PAL
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Tonight only
' SaJfliuPy's Wild Ldfo Pictures
Tuesday and Wednesday
Universal presents 10th episode of "GRAFT," "The Harbor Trans
portatlon Trust," suggested by Jane Grey, with HaiTy Carey,
Jane Novak, Glen White and Hobart Hejdey.
"Trickery," in two parts, with Prank Lloyd, Hellon, Leslie ajid M.
K. Wilson. )
Animated Weekly, No. 1147.
Music by Imogene Ooryell.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8=30
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLEY- JOHN
Karaman & Cleg a t:
PROPRIETORS
B here l'on f»n Get What You Desire Cooked as It Should Bo
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties.
A Keflned and Comfortable place for a Supper After the Show
or dance—Service In Cozjr Private Booths If Desired.
DIVERS SALVE
SACKED ORE
For a number of years'past sack^
of ore, which, while being loaded on
board ships at Cordova, have from
fime to time fallen from the slings
and sunk in thQ water. The a
niount thus lost wafe known to be
considerable, so negotiations 'were
entered into with Walter McCrea, a
diver, and finally a contract for
tho Tecovery of this ore was let
by the company on a fifty-fifty ba
sis. J. 1
Some time ago, McCrea, together
with, two assistants, began diving
for the ore, and *he first week they
brought to the ssurfaoe and salved
ore reported to'be valued at $8000.
The company -ben refused to con
tinue with the work on'the 50-50
ba^is, and thQ divers refused any
other terms, and when they 'pack
ed up their diving apparatus and
had purchased their tickets and
were all ready *o leav0 for the
States, the company backed down
and again accepted their J terms.
The divers are still salving ore ac
cording to report brought over
from Cordova by passengers on the
last ship arriving in this port and
tMcCrea and hs assiatannts will
clean up a 'handsome profit.
CAMP FIRE SUPPER
AT IOY LAKE TUESDAY
! Tomorrow afternoon at'4 o'clock,
under the guidance of Miss Carol
Oskey, the Skagway Alpine club
will leave thg White Pa.ss tennis
court for Icy Lake, where it is In
tended a'camp fire supper will be
given. The party will leave at the
above hour and enroute to the lake
will place signs along the route to
enable those coming 'later to find
the trail more readily. Th^ coffee
will be ready at. 6:30 go'as to give
those who are unable to get away
at the earlieT hour'time to get up
in time for supper.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
"HOOZE OH BUST"
In view of t'lg statement by one
of th.o former saloon keepers of
Skagway that he bad applied for a
license to sell liquors 'in this place
for flie remainder of this year, a
meeting was held last night at the
Presbyterian church to consider the
matter. A committee of five wag
authorized to bo appointed with
power to act. Judging by comments
| expressed, the outlook is very good
for a stiff shaking-up in Skagway.
FEEL LIKE
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Many Alaska. People On the Verge
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A bad back makes y°u. miserable
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I* hurts to stoop—it hurts to
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What, with headache, dizzy spelfs,
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