To The Peoph of Skagwci?
Owin* to the demands of war we are going to be
short of help and we would not be able to take
any orders. It will help us. a.great deal rf you got
your orders in as eqily as possible. ,
We thank you for your liberal patranage.- and.'
hope it will contune under these trying con
ditions.
C. W. AsR ^Sons
JUST RECEIVED
Large Shipment of
Socks and Sweater
Hand Knitting Yarns
ALBERT REINERT
rhene -H
J
DiOMway between third and rourth
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ALASKA^ XSHINGm CALIFORNIA,
OFFiet-v*oNj VSD IIROAIMVAY—PHO*E 50'
SAILING FROM' SKAGAV.AX
SEATTLE, TAOMa, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA
g CITY OF SEATTLE October 20 Nov. ^15.
ComiectUuc at Juneau.for tt»_ ,
and 3«»a»d
LOW RATES TO CAty^ pQ1NTS
E*#ry TWWa>. S*i*rJay Fn« S«tW| ,
Dio.. lUu' Tidwto u AH F.uU« W«i. ts. J* ""*•
IM Ctud*
W. A. BROWN. Agent
UnWSu
UGWAV. ALAAfct*
BUY YOUR
LIBERTY Btom
Today
$50 oi\ $50,000 Will Help. Skagy,^
GO OVER THE TOP
And- Help The Allies Down The Hun
Palatial Steamer
PRINCESS SOfBPA
. Leaves Skagway F. M.
Aug. 21*31, Sept. 11-21, Oct. 2-12-23, Nov. 2
—FOR—
Prince Rupert and Point&South
TICKETS TAKE SAME RATE TO^
VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, TACOMA
- OLYMPIA. EVERETT, BELLINGHAM,
ANACORTES and PORT TOWNSEND
Keaervatlofi and all Information from
W. J.! O'Brien
Agent, Dawson
L. H. Johnston
' Agial, Skyway
F. F. Lowle, Cen. Agt., Alaska-Yule on, Juneau
CHURCH NOTES
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iOHBlSIMN SCBEKGIS
I
Sunday services will be held at
7:30 p. m. in the Church Edifice of
' ChrfetUa Selaoc* Society of Skas"
way, corner Main St., and Fourtb
Ave.
The putUic la cordially invited.
- Subject: — ARE SIN, DISEASE,
! jAXD.DEATH REAL?
1 Sunday. School at 12:00 m.
W#caesday evoniug services 8:30
o'olocfe
PRE8 B TO.RI AJi CHURCH
Morning Senrice, 11 o'clock.
' ' Sunday school, 12:15 p. m.
Young Peoples Meeting, T:15 p. m
1 Evening Services, 8 o'clock.
; Rer. fl. L. Wiat9rberger of Haines
' Will conduct tb- morning and eve
' Qlng errices.
ST. .MARK'S CATHOLIC) CHURCH
8 a. m., Holy Communion.
10 a. m., Senior Sunday School.
10:30 a. m.. Mass and Sermon.
2 u. m., Juu'Or Sunday School.
7:30 p. m. Sermon and Evening
Devotions.
*V. Igdgar Gallant, H»«tor.
"RUSSIAN KID" GETS
IjlKO.OOO b\)It CIiAI>IS
Qordova, Oct. 11.—A. W. Balzi
mler, better known throughout th'
territory-as the "Russian Kid,"' ar
rived on the train yesterday and con
firmed the rumor that he ha& soW1
some copper property on Dan creet
to Martin Harrafs, and will re
ceive $50,000 on the deal while still
retaining certain intersets in th»
property. :■
Mr. Balzimier states the property
is at the head of Dan creek about
twenty-six miWs from McCarthy and
originally staked hy him »ev
esai years ago.
i Atfi Balzimier will leave for the
states on the next steamship and
will,go into tha cascade mountains
where, he says he has other copper
piaims staked.
II
Freshly dressed Skagway chicken.
FVyt-Bruhn. UEZJ1
SHOT DKAD
•
' Simon Mayol is lodged in the Fed
eral ■ jail having arrived' here yes
terday on the steamer Dora from
Natuik in charge of. U. S. guard,
D.* Higson. Mayol is being tak
en to Valdez where he will stand
trtaf'for the alleged shooting, and
kiilfog of a Pofto Rican at the
Northwestern Fisheries cannery at
Naknik on July 28th.
J Aeeording to the evidence, the
Port® Rican was a mean sort of a
laliow and was constantly causing
trouble at.the cannery by his fre
quent assaults on his fellow work
inen with a knife. The superintend
ent of the cannery had on July 27tb,
taken a largo knife away from the
Pbrt» Rican and admonished him to
b® good. On the morning of the
28tV the Islander started thru the
tannery brandishing another knife
and he had rowed vengeance on
Mayot M?yol was warned and
whea the Porto Rican attempted1 an
assault was shot and killed.. James
Dong and. Los CampQs accompany
Mayol as witnesses.
Is'iev*s. Reyes is also another
Prisoner bronchi.fjom Naknik being
l »ent to Valde*. Reyes was found
Vsullty of cuttin? affray at Peter
V^a'g -cannery *t Naknik and was
\w* *500 and slTea a sentence of
lV* months. He will serve out, his
j I • n Vaidex^— Gateway.
I th6}\prench say. the only trouble j
j with Americans is to
back. Odd. That's the!
plaining1® tne Huns are com
^Mroit Free. Pre9^k
Freshi#^— I
FryetBtfuht^M Skagway chicke&|
The JaffetV v
Mtnrday and , -
torn*.prow1 afterv arrive he*e j
*><1, 1
Tho ouainegg
fKtcerJng weight e>* «cur8ion t* |
better all'the time. ^ da;
Oren Brann came dc^
toa fop a .few days to CW"|
Ifdadl&gi the big cargo-.ot?1 la im
ii by th^ Ketchikan. ^ brVt'
i I J
A number of Haines n&th^ j
uo yesterday and are engagj^a.
unloadlng-'coal at the dock !n I
buakia* ' \i .
Otto Schmidt has hid hunting U.„
o* and started for "S" glftcis
this moral ng. Nothing Iea» thiMt
will do. i I J,
'— —— t— - " r"
II CtOSE
isiesfms
The following are. extracts froia.
« letter recently, received, in SJfcBfr
way from Mr.W . B. Close, of Lon
don, who is knowu. and' lo?*d biy?
Hi w'tb whom. herlias come in con
tact while on. bis TiBite bore;
"How good of you to write so
loar a letter and to-givfe me bo
much news. I appreciate it beyond
worfls. Thank you-, also fbr g'riug
me Col, Pullen's addreaa. I wrote
to him to make an appointment but
hare had no aawrar aad»prarame-h»
We !e!t for abroad* TeU Sirs. Eul
l'n. when she write# to toil him to
he »ure and let ma Jcoow hi*, where,
aoouta, and if I can be of any use
to him when he is England, or other
w<se. just to. command me.
I "I' had a letter from Jo to Bland**
• ri Ik. France. I- l^feno* J4*«> to
|ba'> joined up, and wag, much sur
prised. He- tekl me ther Colonel, oI:
his regiment wmi.O.' B.< Perry* and/I.
hooe when h® comee this way.. I
ehall se# Mm., t -
"T hare learned from private
sources that Cast. Geo. Black, of
Dawaon, did extraordinarily well in
the "push" again a few- day* ago.
He and his machine detachment
went after the Germane h—1 for
leather and pushed them on for
twelve miles, but. unfortunately, be
got a. bulletin th»-leg. It <«. not
serioua and in-a f6w weeks-be will
be out again,, but it. Prevented him1
jfrom having th». us*, of. his leg, and''
he could* not -to-oa to tbe ead. with,
hi*, detachment. He is in the hospi
tal here in London, and I have
been him and he 1* quits cheery,
"I dare say you may know- that
LvDCPn Black distinguished him
self in an extraordinary wa* and
wa8 the talto of his- Division. He
really deserved the Military. Croas
and is marked out for promotion.
He is only just over 19 and a born
Hffuter. Mrs/ Blaetois-worktng very)
Mreaiovely ffrrths Tft Ifc OC-AW«It>».
in lectures-- ob' their) betaM; audi
they tell mo- shte i« oaeof'tMir; "e8'"
at Bhe hai ' a way of sympathise
with her audience and treating;
them in a vrfy human spirit. She
is as well and aa'brigh* aa- aiways.
"I am muchji interested ia> what
is vaing on in Skagway and how the
wonien, bleea. ^bem, are. ready, to
t^i"- any post .to keep tblnge*BOing.
yhia war has found-out what women
can do and - It i« • going, to hare , a
very beneficial effect on every
t: lnr generally. There , will be Jesa
delicate- women In the. world Mr
from the beginning they will t>e
taught to wei*-»od, work-hard; and'
those who do hard' work, .espetlAlIy
manual work, seldom, sufffer from
nerves, whloh complaint was-bo f*
sh ion able oefora. thi». war began.
Your description • of what the^0"
mea are-doing tn;Skagwajr, has been^
passed around.and. ha*ibeeajr^ad
wltV great interest-by,. maay. people,
it is the «am« with u» here; every
body is trying, to do> th^r best to
be at th« Hun,"- V 4fJv.*o'
i ii nr **
I • v:
t For four weeks - in" saoctattmv
there has * not b^en1 a." diatt<» a*
CamD Irewls and ,o<'th»c4l<!9,*6fm**<
there last week, only' fW-MfWi
were- on the ate lev lUfc.' Oifflp: L«wW
Should go down" in thfc* hlfl»ry of>
tnU war the healthiest1 caaton''
mentf in America.—SeaiMet-Timaa.
Frteahly dressed, sk*gwychloka*
Frys-Bruhn. \» I
Herman Olseoi was-a».soutk> bound
passenger on the last City.-of .Seat
lie- Mr. Olsea -is going, tOuSeattW
for, the winter bu^ intonm^UaUhat
ho- will not- remain awajj permanent
ly. Mrs. Olson will" fdllop him in
about two months. y
Willie WardJvW accepted a posi
Won wttb' thVW Pt & Y. Route at
the shopf and' wlH remain here this
winter.' Willie is *a aoquUkU>Bi to
the musical circle of Skagway as
ha has a veryflh* voice and what
is more knows bow to use Jt, which i
combined with a willingness that
hia friends may > enjoyr hi*-- singing
adds to the charm of hearing.him.
John f. Spie*att recently returned
to .Tjneau on a latent.
1- BatisCle* to remain in 4he.North
land until the ctose of the war- ®
sayp eV^ry working: in
ttnnitan&irp oil 8ftturdEy
MUM I. . mfl»» *' « Monda),
niyht and a panper *>u
moriiluc. as it " »" t0
Wo,dh»8 ^=. WITMfromth.
*\Nr Mr. Dill ton when he was c
>v k A . U. * - V—;'
JUST RECEIVED
I
Akftiinum Amber and Ivory Knitt
ing Needles
Por Sweaters and scarfs
Amber and Steel Needles
For Sock Knitting
For these cool nights we suggest a new outing'gown fat
yourself or the "kiddies"
15 New Pattern
In 27inchtoiutinsftknneHand White daisy and outing flannel in
36'and 27 inch widths
Racine Feet In Black and White 15c per Pair
L. A. HARRISON Co.
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» TELEPHONE 56
Store Close 6 p'm. Salardtjr 8*|T tf
The
' Route
ot
(
COMFORT .
SPEED
SERVICE
SAFETY
TfefOUftb Tiok*t4. to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all In
teftfHr JJMk*. «ud Yukon River polo lb.
Bdrlfep. Huon ol navigation our Ifeet of modern gteunen'fffttl
olefins* WWHrif the entire length o -tfhe Yukon RltAr Mft-'
trlttmtariea.
Jtaily ttftki• ®«rvlc« (except Sundays) between Bkaguay
Whiteboim. P»rlOr observation Cars on every train sttord
ti*TsJsn-sT*i7-com fort and convenience.
Full .Information regarding passengers and frelgbt rates ujob -
•ppiyt^r » , HUfiH.Lit J!' •{ !!: ^ i
A, F. ZJPF, Traffic Manager, Skaguay, Alaska
or 612 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
» PHONB 1® ♦'
K It yww>p»p» U-not deliver- .*
* vrowptif, or y»u «re mUsed, *
It, -hon«. 1», The Dally Alas- *
► 'l«« ®m*to^P««*a,kR4,r reoelpt> -H
Ivotctkt: day's cables, between +
i^4*acd'S p . m. +
icntfTwrriwof
the
BLADDER
ancUiU i
ctarpt-to
_ {.HOURS
lMOc»p«olotwr»U»
tevartaf (MtDY)
Ctmlurfciu. \
pnM h» >U InwrUU.
the bkagway
Pioneer Dairy
U. 9. BJBHMAN. Prop.
TEiffiFWlE
TM UrgMt aad beat oo»
diit«4 dftliT Alaska.
Dalii alUpmeata at par*
aJk ud orwun to W
w Wh!W P<WiA* Y*ko»
EHIL ABRAHAMS^
Itt • > • • WPW
want to buy a home or bay* *
up pgppeity that I have (or sale
that- suits you"l'<an-v'otfrfHy<Ki
4---v
QJSSkne Bargains
1;
DOST FORGET that I sell
Hre Insurance
mmmmrn—mmm
■ r- • * < , • _ •. i. f. •
ESI'ABlilSHKD- 18&7
I Have The Beat Line
Of
Cigars and' Titew;
i
And I Also Have
i
Pipes
That Cannot' Be Beaten^'
R1 \ "V
> Anywhere
Tony Dortero'
428 Broadway
The Totem . Store
J. 1KUTA Proprietor
! JEWELER
and
OPTICIAN
Skagway A!&»k*
You make a mistake fl
vou df not sttfo al><
i, THB
Pollen- House
Electric Light*
Room*Single or* en Suite
Balhi oo each floor
Famous (or its Home ConHtg,
MHlt,' Cream1, Cottage Cheese tod
Buttermilk from our-owe
Fresh Eggs, etc'
f., •
Rates $3.00 Per Day tad Up
^ell Lighted^-Lone Sample
Rooms for'Traveling Mm.
ffcS. P'iLLENrffofc"
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