POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL
IS THE BEST
We Guarantee Its Purity, Quality and Full Measure
Half Pints, .25 Quarts 1.00
Pints .50 Half Gal. 1.90
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Let your next pair of Shoes be a
PACKARD SHOE
FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
BREAD
That Is:--OUR OWN MAKE
For the past winter we have endeavored to make our Bread
Baking Dcpaitment our particular object—to satisfy our cus
tomers and give them BETTER BREAD THAN 'l'HK ORDIX
AKV.
OI K NAME IS OCR GUARANTEE and the reason for our sat
isfied patrons.
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
W HI I K PASS ISSl'ES
SEW BOOKLET
TLu White Puss Route has issued
•i m descriptive pamphlet of its
route. The frontpiece is a graphic
iilu.uiatiou of the train taking the
sttef grille on one o£ the moun
tainous curves of the road. Huge
saow capped mountains form the
Uid ground of the picture.
To Skagway has heen allotted its
just siiat-e of publicity.. Many il
lustrative cuts oi the city, homes
and s-trdens are s'-u-wu. A scene
showing a Urrds eye vie-w of the
uty and Lynn Canal in the distance
is sliua ii. The Wtnte House is
used to ahow the type of h^mes that
can be erected in this vicinity, a
cut shewing ,i gardeu all in bloom
with pretty white flower9 shows
the wonderful vegetable growth in
the Garden City.
MIUV.U KEE AG EST LIKES
LOOKS OF SKAGWAY
A. E. Harris, traveling passen
? r ufceoit for the Chicago Milwau
kee & St. Paul Ry., with head of
fices in Juneau, has been in this
city for a few days looking over
ihc t . Id and estimating the amount
of business that his company should
place in this field this spring and
summer.
He reports that the capital city
li coming to the front and soon'
will be rceognized as the largest
iniuiiifc town lu the world. People
have caught the idea of progression
and are taking advantage of the
opportunities that lay before them.
Evry week some new business op
ens up. . : i ji jij jit
Mr. Harris was impressed with
the recent movement in this city,
he noticed many improvements since
Iris last trip • •> this city. He ex
pressed his rejrret that Mr. Hibbard
was unable to visit Skagway.
SOT AS EXPERIMENT
"PUROLA" Peroxide Crtam is
not an experiment, for it has been
sold for years and can be reli d up
on to give perfect satisfaction to
the user. It is a soothing, healing
and vanishing cream, which dries
quickly and Is never sticky or
greasy. You will be surprised at
the benefits your skin will de
rive from Pa constant use. Sold
wi'h a money-back guarantee If
no* satisfied. 25c in jars or tubes.
Specify "PUROLA:" Sold by Kel
ler Bros. Drug Co.
FOR SALE—4 room house, 3 lots
50xlev0 on 11th Avenue. A bargain
at J250 cash. First one to plunk
down the cash gets it. Enquire
Alaska;} office, 4-28-tf.
DEMOCRATS REGISTER
1UG VOTE IX PRIMARIES
A heavv vote was cast at the
democratic orimaries yesteidaj\ A
total ol seventy one votes were
marked on 'he register. Five dele
gates were electtd to repieoent the
democratic party from tins district
?o the territorial convention to be
field in Juneau ou May 24. The
polls were open from 1 p.m. until
7 p. El.
J. M. Tanner leads the list
w'th a vote of 55; Phil Abnahams
follows by a vote of 49; E. A Ras
musou t'td Phil Abrahams for s«c
cnd p.'ace J)y a vote of 49; H. C
I'utm'uo received 31 and A. C.
D'?i;cbard 26.
XI.-. Blanchard and Mr. Fee:o
tlrrt tor fifth place, each receiving
26 votes. They agre.d to decide
the matter by tossing a coin. Mr.
Blanchard won the toss auid is re
corded as receiving tha higivest vote.
Judges of the election, were R.
M. Becker e.nd Mr. Speer. The
clerks of '-lection appointed iby
Chairman Stiaw, weie Messrs.
Rogers and Tcwne.
U. S. CABLE OFFICE TO
MAINTAIN I/ONGER HOl'RS
Eui ng the summer months the
United States office will keep open
fron the hours of 9 a. n until 11
p. m. The order goes into effect
tomorrow morning. With the arri
val of Mr. Little to Skagway and
his affiliation with the cable of
fice 'his is made possible. It will
be *cr the summer months only,
ejttt uiing up to October. By the
ptei.ued schedule each man will be
on duty for seven houra.
Mr. Little has rented the Myrick
place Piid is tods./ busy moving his
household effects jnto bis new homa
The Spokane left Juneau this
morning at nine o'clock. It is
scheduled to make this port by six
toni^ht- i a h i
Mrs. Chas. Coghein of White
horse came in on the train last
night *o attend to business and
make a few visits. Shq will re
turn cc the train tomorrow.
Mrs B. Dahline will leave for
Seattle on the Spokane tonight. She
will joic her daughter, Mrs. R. B.
Shelly, in the Queea City, aaid they
will proceed together to St. Paul.
George Anderson, Juneau's ex
pert piano tuner, will arrive on the
Spokane tonight. 5-1 l^lt.
Remember tnat there te only one
'genuiae" Kodak. If it isn't an
Eastman, it Isnt a "KODAK." Kel
lers art the Skagway agents.
hies mm
CONDITIONS LOOK OOOD
"Haines is iu tlwj grip of the
most severe epidemic that has vis
ited that little towu for many
year-," said ja^jt Keller to a re
presentative of this paper, when
seen yesterday, after his r<.turnfTroa|
a short vacation trip to that city.1
"Yes," he continued, "the ravages
of tha <{ideinic are to be noticeid
on every .hand. There is not one
family who has escaped. Never in
iny memory have X seen the epidem
ic clean-up take a greater hold
on a community than at Haines.lt
is a good sign. Every inch of
g-rouud, whether it is being utilized
for business, residence or garden
ing purposes has bsen subjected to
.1 mo°t thorough, cleaning, and the
main streets are takiug on the ap
pearance of boulevards as thq large
force of workmen finish their work
of leveling and grading the streets,
and clearing away the piles of rub
bish that has been hauled from the
renr to places wher*» it is loaded
ou carts and hauled off to the
dump.
"Tee mem Deis 01 me cuiumuu
council are taking a great interest
iu the welfare o^the town, and the
r'ghts of every resident is being
strictly protected; cattle Is pro
hibited fi-on running at large, and
t>.« "cleau-up" campaign is the
result of a movement staited fry the
city dads.
"The fact that indications point
to greatoi activity in the Porcupine
and Glacier Creek districts." con
tinued Mr Keller, "and the fur
ther fact that there will he opera
tions in the Rainy Hollow district
this year, all point to a season of
prosperity for the Haines people.
1 he force of men at Comet is to he
it'creased, and Haines is making a
concerted effort to secure the busi
ness lrom that point, negotiations
now heing under way for providing
adequate launch communication.
"Iii walking out on tae govt-™-1
ineut road for a distance of about 6
miles, I saw more real farming
;Uc.u in any other poition of Alas-]
Ka and indications are everywhere j
evident that more land will be put i
under tliwjjlow th's coming season.
C!tarles An way's strawberry ranch
may l»e termed as a model ranch,
and iii addition to this, it may be
r ienod to as an experimental farm,]
(or he is continually experimenting"
with new varieties of berries and
small fruits. This year Mr. An
wa> said that it was his intention
to keej) up the standard of excel
lence of his products to even a
hii-'lu r degree than in post years.
He said that he intended to ship
oiil, the very choicest and most se
lect «tock, -retaining t'-e smaller
a;:d Imperfect beni s for canning
purposes. Last year he built a
modern ;uid sanitary packing bouse,
where each berry will be iiispocted
a."u packed in a painstaking man
ner. -
"Fishing will b? good this sum
ni t and tho cannery is being pre
pared for tho summer pack.
"From intormation at hand, it Is
■Viito proba<ble thrt a regiment of
U. S. infantry will be stationed in
Alaska when the Fourteenth is
moved, and this will mean a great
er number oj soldiers will be locat
ed at Fort Seward. This is a
great asset to Haines, and means
increased business for that towik
"Aptplication has been made for
the appointment of a Townsitd Trus
tre, and it is now only alnatter ol'
tirae until the final settlement of
;r.e controversy over the ownersEip
of lots will be settled.
"Kignt men were put to work on
the pipe lino across the tide flats
ir. the Chilkat inlet, for the pur
pose" of jepairing the pipe. While
thPre was no break in the pipe, the
work is being done as a precaution
I against probable breaks."
SOPHIA CLEARS PORT
I The Sophia cleared this port last
' nigh' at nine o'clock with three
1 passengers for the southward. Mr.
1 Ward, a member of the N. W. M. P.
| took an insane person out to Van
I couver. Mr. Jorgaig left for Seat
WKATHER REPORT
Whitehorse, May 10—Water min
ii. 2 inches.
Carmacks, cloady, calm, small
boa's by yesterday.
sels.'rk, ice jam, still holding
cbaiu'ei, cut throach slough.
Jaoac Creek, ice still holding.
Dawson, river running, full of ice
o nee latt night. _ ; ; _ s^ ;
Committee members W9 busy ar
ranging and preparing for the
benefit bail given, annually by the
Wliite Pass hospital. Tha commit
tee in charge have docidad that
the ball Will b<j hold oa May 20th,
ou,e week from Saturday.
It will bo held In tha W. P. & Y.
R. warehouse floor oa th« dock.
The music is being arnaxigod far
and the members are reported ti®
have received soma new and a t
tractive pieces to be ptoyeil at the
dauce- i h-'.'.M
The general work is being suj»er
vised by Mr. HiUin, who la central
committeeman. Mrs. <£• "H,'"fflller
is chairman of the finance commit
tee. Mrs. Weber of the reception
coinn'iittee and Mrs. Dr. QaJ>ie of
me decorating committee.
Definite details of the dance
have not. been given out, as the
committees have mot all r^eorted.
The Daily A'askan will carry a full
account in Us society coluni* no*t
Saturday.
hies NOTES
Haines, May 10—Mrs. Tcm Vo- J
gel came up from Seattle oa the
last jiumboldt, and has gone oa up
to M' Kinley Creek, to Join her
husband, where they will remain '
during the summer, as Mr. VogeJ le
enfaged in mining.
Jotn Rosene, Jr., and wif<j cupo
jn on the Huu.bokit, Mr. Rosene j
'>rou0Jt up a large motor car to bo
used 5u carrying freight bfctweea
llain's and Welle for tho <ilaei«r
Cr ek Mining Conipany, Mn;. aod ,
Mr-. Hosene went up to Qlaofe*
rreet cu Tim Vogel's »tag«j Una
Saturc ay.
R. A. Gunnison of the law firm
o- Gunnison and Robertsonr of Ju
noau. ^yent a part of the week here,
ittem''i..g to business connected1
w i' »he board of Home mission of
the Presbyterian church, h«
broi-g!.* his littlq sou, Royal A., Jr..1
with him. They left for home oa
tue Citv of Seattle. ,
■ • ■:» i *
Mre. Tim Vogel is In the Pres
to rlan hospital, being tre&tod for
tonr;';l!s. Her many friends hope
'o see her out again soon>.
NEW YARDMASTKR
Rdtjar Ca'hcart has been appoint
ed yardmaster for the Pocntello
i'.'rds, the order becoming effisctiye
this morning. Mr. Cathoart to veil
kurwn to the old timers of ilie
Slicrt Line, and particularly I
throughout this section of thq
state. During the days of the
Utah Northern he ran a freight
and passenger out of PocaUallo fo/
eleven years', and has many- inter
esting experiences to relate repaivf
!ng the days of railroad pioneering
■ a this section, in recent y«ars
'ie has been in Alaska, and yrto
iu the employ of the Coipper Hirer
rocd for six years o>r more,awl lo-.
cated at Cordova, and returned to
tho Gate City to take up work sg«.la
with his old lore, andstatea that
it is a much bigger proposition b£
considerable "than when he 'efi; the
system* I. <
Mr. Cathcart was well known h-erq
; and in Dawson.—Pocatello Tribune.
To Cure a Co!d in One Day
; i'ake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
| Mblets. Stop the Cough and Headache
! ,-nd work off the Cold. Drug;;ist« re fund
I tuoney if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'*
I signature is on each box. 25 cents.
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadtv&y, between 2nd and Bird.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
SIX REELS
"On the Stroke of Twelva" —
A fbree reel Edison feature with
Gertrude McCoy and Bigelow Coop
er I ' \ j.fcfr
Two Bold Bad Men, — Etosanay
ccTtedy. ^ f'j -j»
CbMlla Chaplin af'er th« reffuUr
pre gram.
Music by Mrs. W. It. Hillerjr.
Commences X 8:30 p. 10.
Don't Be Alarmed!
IF YOU CATCH THE
Pamt-Up and Gean-Up Fever j
DOCTOR SAYS ITS AN EPIDEMIC
Brush out all the cob webs and germ centers; get a?caa of white
enamel and give the wood work in the bed rooms
and bath room a coat
Give the floor a coat of No. 15 Foor Varnish, a gallon will
cover 700 square Feet .->•*
' «
Valentine's Valspar The Varn,shJJiat Wont Tum \
—
Puts new life into your furnituft
Japalac Gold and Aluminum Paint for Wbod or Metal
L. A. HARRISON CO. j
. Phono 58 Store cloee» at 8 P. M. Saturdays S P. M. «
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth. Avenue?
Oxjen Every Night Raided Seats
Wedncsdny and Thursday
THE BLACK BOX.—Episode Na 12, by E PlOlllp# Oppeefctfel.
with Meibeit Rawllnson, Lima 1,0tlo wtd \Vm. Wofftilngti^
>
IN THE SULTAN'S GARDEX ;-i
ORCHIDS-—RIRD8 OP PASSAO& ' ' * ?!
THE FLIRT. Y
... 5,000 Fwt of films.
Admission 26c and 10c Begins 8«30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangell SkagWay Anchorayc
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PHE81DBNT „ .. ANDKKW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT .. .. .. ANDREW A. BENTON
VlOK PRESIDENT J. I. WESTERMANN
CASHIER W. H. WAIUIEN
ASSISTANT CASHIEJJ .... GEOIIGE HUTH
ASSTPTANT CASHIER
ASSISTANT CASHIER
GENERAL COUNSEL .
ATTORNEY
W. li. LANDSUOROUGH.
JOHN KENNEDY
ARCHIBALD E. 8TEVEKSO*
H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH 6. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. WAL BRIDGE,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
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P. H. GANTY. \
W. H. HENSON,
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Janssu, Alaska
► OajjltaJ, fRO.OOO.OO. Surplus, $20,000.00. ' 4<
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President. Vic<« Pres. Cbefekr. ,
Railway and Steamboat Printing and Offio
Supplies at the Daily Alaskan Office .
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PRICES REASONABLE
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