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BANK of ALASKA
SKAfiHAY, ALASKA
ANCHORAGE CORDOVA WRANGKLL
ALASKA'S BRANOH BANKING SYSTEM
i ll.LlE BLEDSOE JOINS
COLORS IX FRISCO
In the list of enrollments of re
cruits recently printed in a Sau
Francisco paper the name of an
other Skagway boy is found. This
: jme is William J. Bledsoe, Jr., and
!i» is the son of Mr. and* Mrs. \V.
J Bledsoe of this city.
BUlie" Bledsoe is a Skatway
jfoduit. having attended the puo
lie school here, and only a few
curs ago left here to take up his
>*.ud«ies in cartooning and drawing.
fe has always spent a major por
t1' i of the summer here, and while
■: is not stated what particular
branch he has entered it is Bafe
n> s*v that be will make good.
'lis name appears fftnongst those
••f seventy recruits who had been
;"rward<ed to Fort McDowell, and
was accepted from anion? the
si ores of applications for en
^-ttner.t in the national and resu
l.ir army. He is listed in the Repu
^ar Army list.
William E. Feero, W. M. of
White Pass Lodge No. 113, F. & A
will be a passenger south on the
:..\\t Prince Rupert enroute to Ta
.. oma, where he will attend the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge as delegate
t : jui Skagway.
The Princess Sophia of the C. P.
II.. is due to arrive in this port
S inday moning at seven o'clock.
!'!ie will sail south Sunday evening
:>t 7 o'clock.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday services will be held at
11 a. in. in the Church. Edifice of
Christian Science Society of Skag
way, corner Main St., and Fourth
Ave
Subject — ANCIENT AND MOD
ERN NEOROMACY, ALIAS MES
MERISM AND HYPNOTISM. DE
NOUNCED.
The public La cordially invited.
Sunday school at 12:00 m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
I The minister conducts services
■ every "lunday at 11 o'clock a. m.,
1 and 8 o'clock p. m. Sunday school
12:10, and Young Peoples) Meet"
'ing 7:15 p. m. Cougregatlonal sing
' in. The public 1^ cordially Invited
to ail the services.
L. H. Pederseii.
Minister.
The steamship Alameda, which
%vas due to arrive in. this port from
tUe westward last Wednesdu-jr ev
' euias- was diverted from Cape
I Jpea< er and madte direct for Ju
uoau, where her Skagway passen
! gers were landed, and sent up here _
I un the Humboldt, she continuing
; direct to Seattle. The next Alas- j
' ka S. S. company steamer due here
(is the Northwestern On June 6th. ]
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan
If It Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $1.00 Up
Kodaks At $6.00 Up
Print Papers
Photo Supplies
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
ilia, as fumes will pli
WHITEHORSE
MOM.
Get your excursion ticket for
Whltehorse early this evening or
jou may be disappointed, for there
Kill be 110 time to secure it in the
morning, for the train, leaves at
5:30 o'clock sharp. It Will not
wait for stragglers, 30 dont be a
"slacker" but get down to Lee
Gauit's office before 9 o'clock to
night. Leo will have several as
sistants to lie]p serve you and' you
wiil not have to stand long in line.
Every indication now points to
a large crowd from the Fort, Haines
and Gastiueau Channel points.
A wire from the Whltehorse
weather man says that he has it all
fixpd for a fine dfty, a.114 even here*
it looks as though. "IT" were let
ting up, so that the whole) trip will
bo fine insofar as the weather is
concerned.
Big things are promised by the
people "over there" and good.' eat3
will be under the auspices of the
Daughters of the Empire, which. is
assurance that the> visitors will be
well cared for.
The ball team is ready, to w;rastle
for tho championship, and the per
sonnel of the team w^hich. will be
found printed elsewhere bIiowb that'
Skagway hag a team for the peo
ple, of the peeople and' by the
people.
Remember the train leaves at
0 30 a. 111., arriving in Whitehorse
at 11 a. in., and will return at
7 o'clock Saturday evening an one
at S o'clock Sunday morning, tick
ets being good on either. Get
youi's tonight.
A late advice received' from
Juneau states that the steamer
Laue Fisherman was nosing h.er way
up the pUtcld waters of Lynn Canal
with a party of 34 enTouto to Whita
horse. From the same source of
Information it was learned that
more than SO tickets had. bean,1 sold
at Haines and Ft. Seward', and
this would probably bo increased
to loo.
A FHKAK OF NATURE
Rfcently Mrs. Lylo Speer, noticed
that oue of her best laying: hens
was exceedingly fat, hut gave no
thouglt to the matter as Mrs. Biddy
went to the nest every day, fame of
and cackled and then gang as all
well bred lions are wont to do. But
the time came when the hen be
came so heavy that she could' no
longer walk. Then Mrs. Speer had
the head' cut off, sicald
ed and dressed i tJiddy) and'
within the body were found
formed and a number of smaller
oue3. The hen was in perfect oo.u
dlticin ,the ^lesh was beautifully
white, well-streaket1 with fat; the
eg'-;s were fresh and; while 9om«
were watery there as no taint of
staleness. This was a queer freak
of nature and oue rarely met with.
FlfcEME.V NOTICE
The regular monthly meeting of
the Firemen has been postpomed
until Saturday, June 8th.
BASE BALL FOR
The Skagway base ball team will]
nipet tonight at Firemen's hall at
8 o'clock for final club and busi
ness arrangements, and if you have I
not spent all your money on thrift
and war saving stamps a small bet;
on the winners might put you <n
possession of a Bmall stake with
which you might increase) your hold?|
ings.
The line up of the team Is as
follows:
Alex Blanchard, Mark Phelps,
Clc'jn Ask, Charles Rapu^zi, Leal
Cault, George Rapuzzi, Wilbur
Storey, Roy Gault, R. Eglund, and
L. A. McAlister.
Most of these me nare seasoned
hall veterans, and should' put up
a strong game.
Root for you home teams, and
root hard so that their morale may
remain unbroken.
THIRD LiBERTY
The Bank of Alaska has received J
all the $50, $100, $500 and $1000
unregistered, or coupon, bonds, pald<|
in lull, of the Third Liberty, Loan.
\!1 subscribers for these bonds will
please call at the Bank at their first]
opportunity and get 6ame. The
Federal Reserve Bank, San Fran
cisco, notify us-that registered bon04
that were paid for in full will re
quire from f>0 to 90 days for pre
paration. Consequently, it will
probaol;' bo around the first of
August before we receive same.
MINES BOTES,
Haines, May 28.—The Red Cross
drive for one hundred million d'ol*
Jars at Haines closed yesterday at
Haines with the following results:
Porcupine, Glacier creaks $110.00
(CUilkoot cannery '
Haines Packing Co.
Dance in A. B. Hall
Cakes auctioned
?ilver tea and dance
Citizens by canvassers
Total
The silver tea mentioned above
I wag given by Mrs. Tim Vogel, Mrs.
H. O. Banta, Mrs. Frank Heller and1
Mrs. Sheelor, at their own expesnse
and trouble, and for which they
"-re entitled to all credit. ,■ . -•
Mr. Henry Banta ,of Frenso,
California, arrived' at Haines on
the City of Seattle, and to visiting
with his on, Homer 0. Banta pro
prietor of the Elite Laundry. Mr.
Banta has been in Haines several
times in years past, and although
seventy-eight years old, is hale
and- hearty. In the past he ha?
made many friends in, Haines who
are glad to have him with them
j-igajn.
Six or eight men came in on the
C'tjr of Seattle, on their way VP
to the Porcupine country, whore
they have accepted positions
with Mr. Snow, who is mining ou a
tributary of Porcupine creek.
v
173.00
63.50
50.00
, 60.00
55.50
B-36.00
$848.00
IN MK.VIOKIUM
Mrs. Lillie BaDdwin, wife of
[Grant A. Baldwin, died at tor
residence in Haines, on the morn
ing of May 27th. Mrs. Baldwin
has been in very poor health for
sonic time. She underwent seri
ous operation at Juneau last Au
gust. and ha« nearer regained her
health, although itJ was hoped that
the operation would cure her of
her ailment.
Mr. Baldwin brotaght her up to
Haloes from Juneau! on one of the
last boats, hoping Chat the change
might be beneficial to her, but
she was too weak, iind Blier obeyed
the call of the Angol oj Death.
Mrs. Baldwin %lived in Haifles
the greater part of her married'
life, where s:he made unany friend's.
She leaves her husband. Grant A.
Baldwin, and a larg b circle '• of
friends and relatives in and about
Haines, Juneau and Douglas.
Being wear)' with Life's journey,
she has pitched her tent la the
Valley of the Shadow, and' Is tak
ing that rest, wihieh tlwj world can
neither give nor t4ko aivay. J
THE NEW BLOUSE
Dainty—Beautiful Well—Made. \
Good rrieterial, fine trimming, careful workmanship !
and excellent wearing qualities distinquish the {
summer Blouse just received Priced from $7.00 to $10.75 !
Satin and Lace Camisoles $1.75
Warner's Rust Proof Brassieres
sizes 34 to 44 -40 ct. $1.50 ]
Store closes 6 p. m. Saturday 8 p. m. -
L. A. HARRISON Co.
TELEPHONE 55
PomrepuE
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Satui-diiy anil Sunfclay . • ' ' I t
B. A. Rolfe presents Ethefl Barrymore in/
The Awakening of Helen Richie
A picturlzatlon of Margaret Deland's novel of the same name.
FIVE ACTS ; L.i. I
f THE} RUNAWAY.—Comedy.
Music by Violin, Piano and Driuna.
8:30-n m. Sharp Admission 25o. 10c
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonica of Alaska
Charley Karaiuao, John Clecak, Proprietors
Where You fan Get Wlujt Vou Desire Cooked a.s it Should Be
We Make a Specialty of lSanquets and Private Miiner Parties,
A Refined and Comfortable Plsce for a Supper After *he Hhow
or Dauce—Service in Cozy Private Booths if Desred.
A LEFT OVER SALE
For a quick disposal of the remaining stock of Dortero & Son
I am gotng to place every article in the store on sale
Beginning Monday, May 20th
■■■mHHOWHOHBBmHIl
Store Open From 9 to 6
SHOES HATS UNDERCLOTHING COLLARS
SHIRTS RUBBERS TENNIS TROUSERS
All bought at before the war prices wholesale will be sold retail at lets
than cost while they last.
TONY DORTERO
The Yukon Chapter Imper.ai Or
der Daughters Empire of White
horse, will serve lunch in White
Pass Hotel dintng roonu opposite
Railway DDepot, upon arrival of ev
cursioa. train from Skagway on June
1st, pioceeda of which will be de
vote£ to the Canadian Red Cross
Society. The committee in charge
are making careful preparations for
tae occasion and hope for a fair
share of patronage.
The Chapter will also conduct
sale of ice cream, coffee and sand
wiches during the afternoon of
above date, in Curling Rink ad
joining the Athletio Hall. Receipts
of sale will be grien to the Y Ar
C .A.
RED CROSS EXECUTIVE
MEETING
Ther© will he a meeting of the
Executive committee of the Skag
way Red Cross; tonight at 81 o'clock
at the Red Cross headquarters in
the Bank of Alaska building. All
members of the committee are earn
estly requested to. be present.
WILL ATTEND BED CROSS
CONFERENCE AT JUNEAU
Mrs. Fred J. Weber and. Mrs. F.
J. Vand-ewaJl left on the steamer
Ilumblodt last night far Juneau
where they will represent the Bkag
way Red Cross at a conference of
Red Cross workers to be held' ia
that city.
This conference was called at the
request of Charles B. Stimson, man
ager of the Northjwestern, division
of the American Red' Cross.
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Vandewull
will bring back with them much uae
£u] information, on all toes of Red
Croii work.
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE
JUNE ® i (
2 C. P. R., Princess Sophia.
3 G. T. P., Prince Rupert,
7. A. SS. Co., Jefferson.
10 G. T P., Prince Rupert.
13 C. P. R., Princess SopWa.
17 G. T. P., Prince Rupert.
19 A. SS. Co., Jefferson.
20 C P. R.t Princess Alice.
27 C. P. R„ Princess Sophia
29 G. T. P. Prince George.
For further details see the vari*
ous local steamship company agents.