Received on Humbolt
For lovers of good things to eat—our perishable
stock is complete. The following goods received
on the Humbolt:
Haul Lettuce
Tomatoes
Peppers
Cucumbers
Cauliflowers
Sweet Spuds
Squash
Pumpkin
Apples
Grapes
Persimmons
Pomegranates
Jap Oranges
Cocoauuts
Oranges
Lemous
Bananas
Grape Fruit
Cranberries
Peas
Quince
Cusamuuga Figs
Colorange
(the new confection)
ASK & SONS Grocers
Just Received
Dr. Reeds Cushion Shoe
Easiest Shoe on Earth
DOKTERO & SON,
Pack Train Restaurant
Tiis Delmonico of Alaska
iHAltl.KY JOHN
Kara man i'lecau
I'KOPKIKTOKS
Where You Can Get wliat V «u Desire Cooked as it Should 1{«
We Make a SV'Cc'^Uy of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and ci intertable place for a supper aft3r the show
or dance—ser\ico in cozy private booths If desired.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Qrlott King :: Proprietor
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between :2nd and o;ui
Open Ereiv Nierlit
T'u» Doctor's Romance.—A pleas- !
ing l.ubiu Drama.
The Chinese Death Thorn.—A ]
powerful Kalern drama in two par's, j
—It shows the rescue ot' the vic
tim of a great ten;.; leader from
Chinese dive.
I'ncle John to the Rescue.—A
Pathe comedy.
Commences at S j». m.
Order .vo,|r Xmns Koiluk now.
$1.00 up. Keller Kros. Drug Co.,
ateut K-sttr.au Kodaks and supplies.
&. M.
Wbt'e Fuss Lodge
v* F . & A.M. No. 113
meets Sd and 4tb
frl. F.v'gs of «ach >
moi.t; ".".s'tii.t brotheri are wel
cf uirt P'.iJ Abrahams, secretary.
\V. C Wrizbt, W. M.
iiuU nul Onici
Hi' " 'Vlev—
SkAgway A«»iie
No 25. Frater
>ial Order of
£agl?S racer* the »ir»t ami third
Wednesday night of each mouth fct
their hall on Fiftlv aveuiie. Visiting
brothers cordially JuTed to attend,
timer *VheeUr, W. P.. J. M. Keller, |
Secretary.
i
if" v» b. r. o. elks!
Vv. . £ ' JJ .Skagway Lode |
'."o 431. 1) P.O j
K meets every '
' Thursday even-'
lug at 8 o'clock, j'
Visiting broth- j'
«rs cordially welcome. Jas Ken-::
nfcUy, Ki R. Geo. Magee Secretary, j i
\ Arctic Brotherhood.—
„ |
' f i.'.'! Camp Skagway No. 1 j
■ .'• A. B. meets every Tues j
4ay even wig at 8:00 p !
m. snarp /Irttino- brothers cordial- j
ly welcome. A. J. Acheson, Arctic
Chief, \v. R. HiUery, Arctii Re
corder. \ > •
I'KOKKSSIOVV. I'AUOS.
Ult L. lirtLKK.
fkntliit.
Modern Methods.
Opt i Uvcaiugs.
>r 'cv- Hours 9-1? ?. n 1 5 p. m.
\lu$kuu .tuii'liug - Broadway
A! .ASK A
W11.1.1 AM IWLLlSTLK, M. I>.
< Formerly of Seattle)
.spiiialist in tlie treatment of
iis. jiM > anil deformities of tlie eye.
nr. unse ami throat.
orrice; Goldstein Building, Ju
leau, Alaska.
Dr. E. M. BEVIS
l'hysician and Surgeon
JUNEAU ALASKA
Office—Second Street; la offices
formerly occupied by Dr. Simpson.
W. I!. STOUT.
V f < r n e y A t Law.]
Practices lu all wOiirtt
Iq Territory of Alaska
!{ Alaska.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Pablets. Druggists refund money if
t fails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
CU.X'J MEAT COCK TAILS
at
The I'ack Train Restaurant
Set-vice a la rarte.
Olympla Betr on draught at the
ioard of Trade This famous brew,
icth on draft tnd In bottles is kept
onstantiy fresh. This is the Board
■t Trade Bar where the celebrated
lainler Beer ;a also kept in bot
l<«. tt '
'J?PUS "3R0M0 QUININE,' that is
j?., \tlvs f^romo Quii&lse
• is a Cold in Onf Day, Grip in 2 Day:
Q 0*1/ ¥ 5n
PRINCESS MAY SAILED
AT 8 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
Princess May got away for the
ioutjx ]ast night at 8 o'clock with
in even 20 passengers, among whom
vero tho following:
Mrs. Carl Faulk and son, of Car
:ross, family of one of the pioneer
:ox farmers of Yukoa territory.
Ole Tilson, who la oil Wa way
Christiansend, Norway, oyer
:he C. P. R. to New York, and from
thence on the Norwegian-American
line.
Cecil Cole, U. of W. student, em
ployed by the W. P. & Y. R. during
the past summer, who left hur
riedly in the hope of getting home
in time to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents and at the same time
to celobrate his 21st birthday.
Jack Quick, secretary of the North!
Columbia Gold Mining Co., of Atlin
district.
Messrs. Smith, Ayers and Myers
cf Dawson, the two former having
driven in their own autos from
their home town to Whitehorae,
where they left their machines un"
til their return.
Miss Raiethel, an employe of the
Caribou hotel at Carcross.
R. Ryder and son of wliitehorse,
the former having been engaged i"
the express, wood and water busi
ness in that place for many years.
Messrs. Attinson and Barnes, be
longing lo the crew of the steamer
Ogilvlo
(•ODD ROADS CONVENTION'
!X SKSSIOX AT SPOKANE
Spokane, Wash., Nov. 19—With
steps expected to be taken that
will result in bettor highways in the
state, the Washington Good Roads
associations convened here yester
day in annual session.
Among the subjects discussed
were the proposed legislative en
actment strengthening the wide tire
law, p. new automobile code,
the standardization of danger sig
nals for all roads, tho automatic
distribution of money from pub
lic highways fund, anil providing
for a definite system of mainten
ance .'or all types of roads.
Samuel Hill, well known north
west food roads enthusiast and ex
pert, and E. H. James, head of th9
| maintenance department of the Un
ited .States office of public roads,
are expected to deliver addresses
beforj tho convention adjourns Fri
<Uy.
WOMEN ONLY ALLOWED
TO WITNESS THE CONTEST
Kal'.mazoo, Mich., Nov. 19—A
four round boxing contest between
•Joe Maudot, New Orleans, and Hal
Stewart, Fort Wayne, Indiana, two
lightweights, furnished a precedent
in sporting circles yesterday after
noon for women only were admitted
to see the scrap.
Two sporting writers staged the
affair Jn order to convince the
fair spectators that there is noth
ing brutal in boxing. Admittance
was free. v
the president outlining
MESSAGE FOR CAMPAIGN
Washington, D. C-, Nov. 19—
President Wilson is now engaged
in the outlining of his message for
the coming presidential campaign,
which it is said will not contain
more than 3,000 words.
THREE INDIANS LOSE THEIR
LIVES IN THE SKEENA
Prince Rupert Empire, Nov. 11:
A triple drowning is reported from
the Skeena river. Those who lost
thfir lives were Indians, their names
being Annie McDane, aged 20; Si
las Harris, aged 30; and Fannie Fy
son, aged 14.
The news was first brought to
the city by passengers aboard the
train last night. The victims, who
had been living on the reserve at
Kitseuekla, were going to Andiinaul
by canoe. In some way the craft
capsized in the treacherous -waters
of t'i9 skeena.
The disaster happened about
noon yesterday.
Frank May, an Indian, arrived
last night in the custody of Chief.
Minty of the provincial poliee, at
llazeltcn. May is suspected of
murdering Bert Taylor a month
or so ago. It will be remembered
Taylor's body was found lying
:lose to the railway track, but
it was not long ere the authorities
concluded May knew something of
:he affair. " The prisoner was es
?orted south this morning.
A body was found nea-r the
luarantine station about noon
oday, and Constable Doolittle of
:he provincial police left for the
sland early this afternoon. It is
hougtt the body is that of a man
lamed CastJeman, who was drowned
i few weeks ago. ;. . ,,
rtEDfccnox iK salaries
OF THE CITY EMPLOYES 3
Vancouver, B, C., Nov, 19—All ►
the officials and, other employes of *
the municipality 0f Vancouver, B. *
C., have, by order of the city coun- ,
ell, had their salaries reduced from .
teu to thirty per cent, to take ef- •
feet immediately. ,
FAST ATLANTIC STEAMERS
WILL REPLACE SLOW ONES
Liverpool, Nov. l'J—Announce
ment was niadq here this morning
that fast Atlantic steamers will
short'replace the s'-o_w ones which
are noiv operating between hero
and American and Canadian ports
at a uiofit.
TRANSPORTS LEAVHS TEXAS -
pOR CITY OF VERA CRUZ
Oa'veston, Nov. 19—Transports
left the harbor this morning for
Vera Cruz and will leave that city
on thuir return on Nov. 23d, the
time of the announced evacuation of
Mexico by the American troops now
stationed there.
CARRANZA KAMES A NEW
CAPITAL FOR MEXICO
Mexico City, Nov. 19—Notwith
standing that General Carranza no
tified the recent convention of
chiefs at Agua Calientes that he
was willing to turn over the -reins
of government to Provisional Presi
dent Gutierrez as soon as the lat
ter assumed office, he yesterday de
clared the city of Orizaba to be
the capital of the republic instead
of Mexico City, and presumably
will make an efort to retain the of
fice ot provisional president, and
to enforce his edict of a chango of
the seat of government by means of
the large nrmy of constitutional
ist soldiers of whici lie is in com
mand.
CHICAGO WILL CLOTHE
FRBNCH LEGS IN RED
Chicago, Nov. 19—Buyers for the
French government opened negotia
tions hero recently for 'the purchase
of 40,000 pairs of red trousers of
four different shades for the army.
In addition contracts are to be made
for wire markers to designate the
regimnt and company for 300,000
EYench soldiers.
Representatives of the British ar
my also aro here to purchase 600
motor trucks of from three to six
ton capacity, far immediate delivery.
Agent Gallagher received word
early this morning that the Admiral
Evans will get in from the south be
tween G and 7 o'clock tonight and
will continue on to the westward
about an hour later.
INDIANA MAY LICENSE
REAL ESTATE DEALEKS
Indianapolis, Nov. IS—Whether
or not real estate dealers should be
license ! b/ the state legislature was
disscussed yesterday by the governor,
tnd the Indiana Real Estate asso
ciation. If they decide favorably
the 6tate legislature will be asked
to enact a licenseing lav/ which will
serve to keep out dishonest men
trom 'he real estate business
Indiana.
STAMPEDING OSTRICHES
KILL WOMAN AND TEAM .
>> ord comes from Pheonix, Ari
zona, that three hundred ostriches
stampeded there one day last week
while being driven along a
country road, swarming over
a carriage driven by Mrs.
L. D. Rosseau, instantly killing
the woman and both her horses and J
reducing the carriage to a pulp. Paw
Ic among ranchers and their families 1
, followed. Scores of cowboys were
requisitioned to round up the birds, j
The ostriches were being driven j
from an ostrich farm near Phoenix j
to another location further in the J
country. Twenty mounted vaqueros
had them in charge. None of the
men knew what cm used the great
birds to bolt.
Mrs. Rosseau, w ho was the wife! j
°f a 'wealthy pioneer rancher, wa®
driving toward Phoenix, and was'
directly jn the path of the madden- j
ed birds, which bore down on her I
at great speed. Her horses, terri
fied, bolted and overturned the trap j
to which they were hitched. The os
triches swept ovej* the wrecked ve
hicle and the horses, which were i
entangled in the harness. When!
Wiey had passed, the trampled body 1
of the woman was found. Thef |
bodits of the horses were pattered
and torn by the bird's feet.
A telephone message to Phoenix:
brought many otiher mounted men,
to the aid of the ostrich drivers. !
Meanwhile th0 birds had (Scattered
over miles of country, frightening
dozens of ranchers who fled! to their i
houses. An hour after the stam- J
pede less than 4ytlf the birds j
been recaptured, ^, 1 , ' ^
SHAVE YOURSELF
We Have a fine line of Razors and Shaving Supplies
Gillette $5
Auto Strop $5
Ever Ready —$1
- Enders- $1
Gem Damaskeen $1
Durham Duplex $5
Come in and let us show them.
Also a fine of Pocket Knives.
Kelltr Bros. Drug Co
Agents for Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
Board of Trade Billard Parlor
Where All pcod Fellows Meet
Goccl Oigais
Pocket Billiards
Most Talked About Place in Town
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night
l
The Sea Dog.—In 2 reels.—Long- ]
ing to see grandpa.
Animated Weekly.—No. 7 4.—A j
flock of famous birdmeu perform ji
many thrilling feats for the United |
States navy officials at tile Hamp- 1
stead Plains aerodrome, Garde!
City, L. I.
Six Cylinder Elopement.—And j
meanwhile pa repaired the engine. j
THE ONLY SHOW IN ALASKA
WITH RAISED SEATS
.fust off Broadway on Fifth Ave. j
PREVENTS CltlP—CUKES GRH'jj
Laxative Bromo Quinine removes j j
| the cause. There Is only one
["BROMO QUININE." Look fori]
j signature of E. W. Groves. 25c. j
Piles Cured In 0 to H Rays.
H. Friedenthal
INDEPENDENT
Expressman
Quick Service Day or Night
Office: The Pool Room
Phone 34
Residence: Phone No. 76 \
"Goodbye
to the
Morning
Atter" sr
SIZZ
Effervescent Headache Salts
Truly has done away
[ vith that disagreeable
condition known as
.""the morning after",
•it is an agreeable prepara
tion for the relief of head
ache, neuralgia, sea or train
sickness and depression fol
lowing alcoholic and other
excesses.
Price 25 cents per Bottle
KELLER BROS
PiiiiAbraliams
Fire Insurance
R« a' Estate
Accident and Health
Influence
Inctrr.nity Bonds end
General Agent
Not&r\ Public
Fcuth Avenue
Whitehorse
K 'tuane Stage
~=Line==
The Hoyal Mail
leaves A hitehur>e the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
point.- Mid also on the
seventeenth of every
mouth for Chain paigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service Fitst Class.
H.CHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
Regina Hotpl :: Whitehorse, Y. T
We represent a Big Factory
in Africa for
Calabash
Pipes
Get them now while they
last
Only 75 cents
Tony Dortero's
Take a kodak with you when you
;0 Hunting or fishing, and sea
hat your films are N. C Eastman a,
tnd you will be sure to get somo
asting trophies. Keller Bros. Drug
2o. Ssa-efway Agents.
CATARRH Ot
the
BLADDER
and ail
Discharges in
HOURS
Each cap - ulc bears tbc
(MIDY;
counterfeits.
Sold bj all drngfl»t«.