SEA FOODS
for the Lenten Season:
Salted Mackerel Salted Salmon Bellies
Salted Herring Kippered Herring
Canned Goods: .
Salmon Mackeral - Tuna Fish
Yarmouth Bloaters Kippered Herring
Sardines Anchovies Fish Flakes
Fish Balls in Fish Bouillon
Fried Cakes of Coalfish in Brown Sauce
Oysters Crabs Lobsters Clams Shrimps
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Why don't you get that
ROYAL TAILORED LOOK?
We offer ROYAL Made-to-Measure
Suits and Overcoats at $16 to $40
Dortero & Son
Clothiers atid Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN TOPICS;
S. 3. Spokane h :s uot been heard
firm but js due sometime tonight.
The steamship Fotsrsoa was in
per* with a small passenger list
a.ii army officials.
Mrs. Gunty with a score of 171
h :$ the record for the week
:'.;u'>ngs* the lady :-wlers.
The steamship * Humboldt with
t.iirtv tons ot" freight will tie up at
*i.j ikagway dock a'- eight tonight.
The Prince John is running
:-^iii't»t her sc'ueda'ttl time. She
:s five hours ahead ot time. She
will clear this port Suociay at noon.
Lux Is just the thing tor doing
a I'ttla laundering while traveling.
CouTeuient to use and sure and safe
t» reeulu. 10c at Kellere*. tf.
Father Turufcll '» going 10 nave
M j a» Ft. Seward tomorrow morn
ing, li.it will endeavfT to return in
i :>:s lor evening service, if practic
able.
Zcritn Oil keeps musical Instru
ments, such as Cornets and Trom
bones In the very best of conidtlon
at all times, 10c, 25c, 50c bottles.
Keller Bros. Solo Skagway Agents.
A leak has sprung in the water
m.;i.■? i:: front of the Daily Alas
1; a. ilea have been busily engaged
all nionuag repairing the leak. It
* s necessary to use the gas pump
i:i^ machine to clear the water from
t.V hole dug to get down to the tap
and main.
As the passengers from -the
& S. Peterson we;e landing at the
local deck this mo.-ning a young
lady passenger los» her footing and
V'li into the bay. She was imme
jv rescued by r.lf!cers on board
the- boat. Xo serij.is injury oc
curr'-ii otheT than .<be had a rath
er chilly bath.
FOUND—A pair of gold bowe
glasses. Owner may haye same by
nrcving property and paying for his
nctice. Daily Alaskan office.
LINCOLN'S COl'SIN D1KS
AT RIPE OLD AGE
Fcr; Branch, Ind., — Elijah Lin
coln, a second cousin of Abraham
Lincoln, died at bis home here at
the age of S4. Mr. Lincoln was a
Ye'eran of. the Civil War and pre
vious to that he participated- in the
Pike's PeaJc (Colo) gold rush in
1S49.
HINDOOS TAKEN OFF VESSEL
Ran Francisco^ — Upon the ar
rival here from the Orient of the
st arrier Tenyo Maru, Captain Togo
related to officials of the Toko <
Kioen Kaisha Steamshin Company,
owcers of the vessel, tliat, out of ;
Manila, February 3, he was stop- ]
pel by the British, auxiliary cruiser !
Laurenic and nine Hindoos were
taken off. ,
LUX contains more real Boap 1
tbaa five times It* weight In ordi- ]
usry soaps or soap powder. Get It .
for lOq Kellers' _ . s
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
The Product. — A Vitagraph dra
ma, featuring Maurice Costello. •
The Valor of Weakness. — A Sel
ig drama in two parts.
The Show Buster. — A comedy.
Sydney Drew in -the "COMBIN
ATION" Saturday or* Sunday.
Music by Mrs. W. R. Hillery.
Commences At 8:80 p. m.
COPPER TODAY
Tacoma, April 8—Latest quota
tion on copper shows it taking a
sudden jump. Quoted at twenty
eight seventy five.
Haines, April 7—At the first
nu't'irg of the new council last
n:Sht, Sol. Ripinsky was elected
Luayu,- and S. She'don clerk, the
matter of town treasurer was laid
over until the next meeting. The
following members of the council
ivas present: Sol, Rlpliisky, N. G.
Hrusen, R. H. Virch, Win. Holgate,
»nd Tim Creedon. Win. Hoskins,
and Harry Higgina being absent at- j
tending court at J.aaeau. -
Dr. H. M. Craig pnd wife and lit
tle achighter, left ou the *City of
Seattle for an eoct; uded trip to the
States. They expect to viBif their
>id home in Michigan, before their
return, which will be about the first
>f July.
J. B. Reynolds was tried in the
Commissioner's court before a jury
tud found to ba insane. He was
jrf.rred to the Moru'ngaide Sani
;arium at Mount Taber, and J. W.
Combs, deputy marshal took h'.m to
Juneau on the City of Seattle.
Frank Heller, our popular barber,
Is in the Post hosnltal, -jyhere he
tras operated on for a rupture. He
is doing nicely unier the care of
Doctor Dale, the pos' surgeon.
FOR YOUR BENEFIT
Certain trades and occupations
ire hard on the kidneys. Railroad
men, farmers, mail carriers, police
nen, expressmen, laboring men, etc.
ira especially liable to kidney and
Harder trouble. All these will find
prompt relief and help from the use
jf "PUROLA" Kidney Pills. Should
:hry fail to benefit, return them to
•our dealer and the full retail price
jaid will be refunded. Prioe 60c.
Specify "PUROLA!" Sold by Kelle
3rot Drug Co.
Zerlth Oil is particularly adapted
or nsu in lubricating the fine
>arts of all delicate mechanisms.
.Oc, 25c, 50c J>ottles. Keller Bros
lole Skagway Agents. i
BREAD
That Is:—OUR OWN MARE
]For the paal. winter we have endeavored to make our Broad
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy our cus
tomers and {give them BETTER BREAD THAN THB ORDIN
ARY.
OUR NAME IS OUR GUARANTEE and the reason for our sat
isfied patrons.
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
DEATH THREATS
SENT TO GARCIA
Paso, Tex., — Andreas Garcia,
Cairnnza Consul here, announced
recently that he was being bombard
ed with threats or death an<l in
sults sent through tho malls by fol
lower; of Felix Diaz. He said simi
lar communications were being sent
Lo General Gavira In jaurez.
One such communication was
writ'en on a copy of an American
newstaper which had large head
lines announcing that Carranza had
agreed to permit American troops to
cross the border. Over this was
written: "You are a traitor to the
uatlonM honor of Mexico, and will
meet the fate of such."
Another letter contained high
lion n prraise of Felix Diaa»and de- ,
uounrcd Carranzt and Garcia as (
betrayers cf their country. Tho
th1,-i missive containct' a fairly
well drawn caricature of tlie First
Chic*" surrounded with obscene and
menacing comments.
Consul Garcia said he bad tie
ta'Jod some of his agents to trace
the senders of theie letters. He
said that as soon as he was sure
of his men he would probably lay
his information before the Ameri
can authorities.
Garcia and all other Mexican con
sults along the border have been (
noii/ie-' of the charge that Euro- (
pean agents are endeavoring to
start an uprising against the Amgri- .
cans.
Chicago, April 8—The sub-com
mlUte 011 arrangements for the Chi
cago Republican Convention have
selected Warren G. Harding of
Ohio to act as temporary chairman
for the convention.
Mr. Harding is a political leader
in -the Buckeye it?.te and his • ap
pointment for this important posi
tion hiVs been expected by his
friends aud acquaintances.
Seattle, — Tho Northwestern
Fisheries Company J. D. Peters, in
tow of the tug A. B. Carpenter,
saJ!ed :his morning for Dundas. Fif
teen of the company's vessels and
800 men will sail north between
aow and the middle of April.
SOUTHBOUND
April
S—Saturday
Spokane
D—Sunday
Prince of Wales (local to Juneau)
Priucess Sophia
Prince John
10—Monday
Dolphin
IS—Thursday
City of Seattle
l(J—Sunday
Prince John
Prince of Wales (lacal to Juneau)
17—Monday
Jefferson
LO—Wednesday
Jpakane
Princess Sophia
23—Sunday
Prince of Wales (local to Juneau
Prince John
M—Monday
City of Seattle.
59—Saturday
Prlnc3ss Sophia -
W—Suuday
Prince John
Spokane _'
Prince of Wales (local to Juneau)
WESTWARD
!0—Saturday
Alameda '
CHURCH NOTES
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
auuday School 2: SO p. m.
Evening Service 7:30 p. m.
All aro cordially Invited.
Fr. P. EL Tuniell, S. »•
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science Service will be
leld Sunday at seven thirty p. m.
n the Alaskan building.
Subject: ARE Slf>I, DISEASE
\.VD DEATH UNREAL?
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
The public is welcome.
i
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock the
jajtor will give an EXPOSITION
)F 2ND. PETER, 1:9-14. At the
ivev.ins a sermon on the subject:
'ETER. AND THE KEYS OF
1 jAVEN. Sunday school follows
h(* morning service. The) public
s cordially invited to all the ser
ies. Congregational singing.
L. H. Podersen, Pastor.
Week in Society
(Continued from page 3.)
iict. .traveled together to San Fran
:irco. Miss Norton will come north
:or the summer and spei:d her
iico 'n the family of Jier uncle, Mr.
?. J. Flynn, 1
0—0—0
On Wednesday afternoon thq Wo
ncr.'s Church Auxiliary met with
Urz. 1 II. Pederscn and after a
>uslnest>. session the members and
i number of iuvped guests enjoyed
i social hour. The social side was
n honor of Mrs. F. F. W. Lowle as
t farewell and was a very polasajit
iffir, A most tempting luncheon
vas served and *he tim© passed
Pleasantly in a good old fashioned
risit. Miss Mary L. Paterson • was
io.itess for the afternoon and was
iss'slrd by a bevy of young girls,
llrs. Lowle has been an active nietn
o< this socie'y and ber going
4 ill be felt keenly.
T):e Installation Ball given by
lit Benevolent and Protective Order
'f Elks ou Thursday was a most
irilliant closing of the social sea
Oii of that 'popular organization,
'his event is one of much interest
o the dance lovers, as it la most
olect, only Elks and their moat
lersonal friends being present, and
s it i3 an annual affair it is al
ray looked forward to with, keenest
ttention. The large assembly; hall
;as in first class condition for danc
iisj, brilliantly lighted; and all the
mvei rooms and reception, hall-.open
0 'he guests. The old time eleven
''clock toas* was given and Auld
•at'S Syne was sung. Then, follow
d supper which was of the best
nd dfspensed with the prodigality
ti;'t marks the open hearts of all
:l' s. The music was especially
repared and was well up to the
tandard of excellence Bet by Pro
Bfsor Oscar Stlmer and his or
hestra. The ladies were resplend
nt in gowns made; for the occasion,
nd evening clothgs and "tail
oi£s" were the order of-the even
is for gentlemen.
o—o—o "
OTICE OF HEARING FINAL AC
COUNT
The undersigned, having filed his
inai account as administrator of
ie estate of Henry Bernhofer, de
Ba&ed this, therefore, Is to no-ti
f all parties at Interest that the
ommissioner for the Territory of
.las** and ex officio Probate
udge In Juneau Precinct has " set
tonUuy, June 5, 1915, at 10 o'clock
1 the forenoon, at his office in
i? United tates Court House, in
ie Town and Precinct of Skagway,
i said Territory of Alaska, as the
mo and place for the hearing • of
bjectibns, if any there be, and the
»ttlement thereof.
CHAS. NYE,
Administrator.
!. B. Le Fevre,
Attorney for Administrator,
Juneau, Alaska".
irst publication, April 5, 1916.
ina! publication, April 26, 1916.
i jfamerh
s 11 &st —
Cl 9 i
-Proof
IVhcn You Wear a
"WARNER"
There's a, double sal*fac
ia. You're secure In t be
knowledge that uo woman
Is more correctly corseted—
Bven though she may have
[•aid three times the mod
sst sum your Warner cost
—and you know that you
seed have no fear of
breaking or of having un
icarmcnts spoiled with rust
itains.
IVo're Enthusa/itic About
Warner Rust-Proof
CORSETS
Because they make good
»ur claims — because ev
ery pair we sell gives the
customed satisfaction and
confidence In this store.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 _ Store clotes at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
:<JEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Evert Night Raised Keats
Friday and Saturday
Imp Universal presents THE I'KICE OF SACRILEGE in 3
Iiarts with Wm. Shay, Leah BrJitl and Win. Weil eli.
JEALOUSY AND GIANT POWDER. — A .sizzling comedy hit
Sunday
Powers Universal presents Cleo Madison in THE MYSTERY
OF WICKHAM HALL, in three jiaHs.
STRAND WAR SERIES No. 7.—Actual scenes in 'the fighting
line.
Ford Sterling in SNOOKEE'S FLIRTATION. — This is a goal
one.
5,000 feet of films.
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Fifth Avenue, between Broadway and State St.
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
CORRESPONDENTS
SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK Seattle
WELLS FARGO NEVADA NATION AL HANK fjan Francisco
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK New York
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY New York
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. BENTON
CASHIER W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... GEORGE HUTH
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY H. L. FAULKNER
* ' DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMAN'N,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, W. H. HENSON,
ANDREW A. BENTON, P. H. GANTY.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
ACCOUNTS OF INDIVIDUALS, PROFESSIONAL, SAL
ARIED AND BUSINESS MEN, FIRMS, CORPORATIONS
AND BANKS INVITED. 4<% I'AID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
OLD£S'r BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capitol, $30,000.00. Surplus, .$20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLIS, GUV MeN'AL'GHTOX,
President. Vieej Pres. Cashier.
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