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Bonds
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Saturday
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popular picture palace Tue^v^and
WILLIAM DESMOND
CLOSING IN
Cast out by the Mounted Police
A Paramount Mack Sennett Comedy
"The Dentists"
Featuring Charles Murray, Marir Prevost, and James Finlryson
Admiss'on, including war tax—Adults, 20c: Children, 15c
.4 NNOUNCEMENT
We wish to announce that we are opening a Shop at Ketchikan
but that our Skagway store will remain open the entire winter and
business be conducted as usual. A continuance of your esteemed
patronage is respectfully solicited.
KIRMSE' S
SIS 111 OF
STA1ES
Columbu*, Monday—Governor Cox
t>'ar's tonight on on? of tUo most
extensive stump tours ever under
uk' ti b.v a Presidential candidate.
He will wage hi* battle 'n
every fate wet ot the Miss
issippi river with the exception of
Arkansas, T«xas and Louitiaua.
Ills opening speech of th« trip
w'li be at Lansir-s Mich.
One thing the Sol'd South loses
or gain", according to th° way you
look at It. Ikey ar« not troubled,
wltn campaign Ltuinp '-peakers.
The democrats know (h<-y are
safe and do not bother them; The
Uepub'.icaiii know its of no use
'o \vusto ammunition there so they
•io not go.
Seattle, Monday—Many of thp
ncoplo of SicagTvay anil Haines will
reir.'-iiib"',. Sergeant TrUcsdale wlic
was stationed at Fort S -ward when
the fourteenth Infantry was there.
lie was retired from the arm.v
a:ul with hiu wife was lining at
rtresmrton. He was u Span'sh
war ve'eran Dnd ha<- a pood re
cord in the army. His wife
d'ed la't March and tills afternoon
he was found a suicide on th<
grave of his wife at Lak° View
Omv'tary.
I'ap*-rs found on hlrn'show that he
wafc retired on September eigh
teenth nineteen hundred. *event<*.
London. Monday—Simla India js
'lie <entre of an outbreak grow
ing out of onti-British propogunda
anions iho fronti'l tribes lu tli<?
Mans.hnra r .don where an attempt
bat- been made to supr°cede the
Hri<jsh administration . The IVt
i!'h L'ommsVioner aurried from
Peshawar and arrested the Tinglead-J
er3. When the crowds n=*sembKd
and demanded the liberation of
tlif seen th^ Commissioner stood
firia but persuadod <lie crowd to
retire.
A liner returning irons G*nsaJ»r
brought only canaries, a few swans
anil one lone blackbird as a return
careo. And the war was started lu
order that Germany might take Eng
land's supremacy of commerce on the
sea.
DOG TAX NOTICE
Dog tax now, Due and payable
at the Treasurers offic°.
Oscar Selmer.
Treasurer.
* FOR SALE *
Building and Lot, or, 4th, av?nue
lot 25 X 100, Eulldiog 2 and one
half story 25 XSO feet sealed
with matched lumber, In, fine con
dition lumVr worth aloneo at
least $1000,00, "HOW HUGH AM I
OFFERED..
2t Phil Abrahams.
Reds Are Being
Swept By Poles
Waifcaw, Monday—The *cope o
the Russian defeat In, tho I^im
b"r^ jcgion continues to grow a!
b"ttvr .knowledge of tho situation
. on:>-s in.
According to an official Com
mnntque issued today. the crishir:
of l>iiill'n!iy north of Loaubcrg has
j 0[)l ucil tho way for a general I'oliljl
adva'icc, and 'he Poles havobtei
quirk to i"ko advantage of't.
j Th'y Uav0 sotw forward from fif
i teen 'o forty mif's on, a from
of oiw hundred uiiK's.
Warsaw, Monday—The Bol»hpvilti
; army -which was under the coui
liifncl of Bud°miy the great Ru*
clan cavalry leader and which wa!
op' rat'ug before L«inberg la thi
bait]'' which began August 29th aric
'•tided Sept 1st was aanihilat°d.
| The J'olish statement says that
Dollar Values in
Ladies Cotton Underwear
Two Piece Suits
Vests 36 to 44 Pants 6 to 9
Your Choice
50c
A garment-for ten days
We need room and you need the goodse.
Selections may be made and parcels called for Pay day
We have a complete stock of chiidrens school shoes
and rubbers. _
L. A. HARRISON CO. rHT
Cli'cago, Friday—The Senate in-f
ve^tisalins tho Campaign expenditur
es adjourned today "without havig
heard. K. H. Moore the personal rep
res'-'utative of Oox. Ch^rmaa Ken
yon aanouacM that tho committee
would meet again, la, Chicago i
hear Mr. Moore.
Moor® tolil the newspaper report
ers that he was prepared to prov<
that the Republican l°adc rs announc
ed, publicity last Jauuary that tii'/ j
ex[i*Vtfil to raise fifteen millions
£iir i,i'! campaign. fUiWl. lie declar
ed llicy had changed Llncola Bo apti
orisni Trora J govrnmcnt by t!i" p.-o
X>lo to a government buy the peopte
tc- ri jfov-rnmrnt by the people.
Macro taid tHat if <-U« Republi
cans would just come out and tell
the irutli about raisiig 'h0 mon-y
rli y would ihavo nothing to fear
tLey have commit'd no crimes by
tin-ply raising a jarg'-- sum.
Itoiated detachments of Budenny's ]
army ^scaped and Bud-nmy's mount j
ed men have be'-H endeavoring to |
br'^ak thru thie PolLh liu.vs td
march upon Lublin.
The Bolsheviki lost foeavy in
killed end wounded, and the stato
mt-r.t adds that the Poles captured
th 3'iaands of prisonetl>o *ixt'<n guas
aul tnormous quantities of war
material.
Loii'ion, Saturday—The bigg^t
haul iu 'the Bolsh°v'ki net for a
lorn; time w; u mad" yesterday
"when 1 he Reds bagged a thousand
' Poles according to a .Moscow re
| port. The Poles have-been capturing
do many R°ds since the Drive
i away from Warsaw that tii's m-cnis
a big gain on the part o1' the
Itu l.iarA Iu its official Curn
icunique today '.lie War office stat
es tha1 the 1'oles have be"ii thrown
bade c.cro li the Bug r'ver, and.
violent fighting i< in. progress to
'he Northwest of lir-'st-I.itovsk.
Druggist Is Held
On 187 Counts
S'/aUK, Friday—Charles E. Keiiy
a lr ri!.- r .Wiiie Klondike drugsi«t,
\va« i di a1 J by til F 'deral Grand
Jury on is? count8 'or selling mor
phi!;''. The pr»'S( ii;>tion on vhioli
h ' soM the t-ru^ were issued by
Doctor J. E. Godfrey.
S end iQjSr Money
to Tacoma
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where you may be—San Francisco, New York or Tacoma.
Deposited with this strong bank, it is art easy matter for you
to withdraw your money, in any part of the world, o.i the very
shortest notice.
Sufficient funds for your immediate requirements should be
deposited in Alaska banks; the balance deposited he-e, in Tacoma,
until you require to use it upon your return to the States.
Deposits can be made by Post Office Order, Draft or Check.
Currency should be sent by registered mail.
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Resources of this Bank exceed $8,000,000