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Junsau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
insistent policy pursued for more than a quarter or a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
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TO OUR Savings Depositors
Interest has been credited to your account at the
rate ot four per cent on all moneys on deposit for
three months or more.
Interest not drawn will be compounded and will
draw interest at the same rate as the rest of the
account.
BANK OF ALASKA
WRAKOKLI SKAGWAY ANCHORAGB
Our safe deposit boxes guarantee the maximum of protection
at the minimum of cost.
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SKEMAX, Prop.
{HE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The largest and beet con
ducted dairy Ja Alaska.
Dailf shipment* of pure
milk and craam to all point
on White Paj* £ Yukon
Route.
If you want a Box of
Lowney's
t Candy
Go To
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[428 Broadway
WILL lil lLD BIG
AEROPLANE FACTORY)
Washington, July 16.—Secretary
of tile Navy Daniela today announc
ed that the government would build
a million dollar aeroplane factor)',
and that the work would begin on
the same a* an early date.
MEN APE POWERLESS
Te Finite Anlan DIwiim UiIni Tfcay
Strike ct tiie 1 uilerlytns Cun.
To treat Dandruff. and Palling: Hair,
with Irritants or oils on which a para
sitic germ wi'l prosper, la like scooping
water from the ocean to prevent the tide
from rising.
You cannot accomplish a satisfactory
euro without having a right understand
ing of the fundamental causes of th<
trouble.
You must kill tho T>andruf! CJorm.
Newbi-'/a lTet'i-leldd does this because It
is sp«-cb!'v innde to do that very thing.
When ti.e *»-rrri la removed, th* hull
ha'i no iVrft but to resume health;
! \ a il I et-.y.
•T«v'»r,v' Lie causa, you rsmove tb
.T*-cl."
r >*•* V- 'rad!r.™ dr'ig^Uita San 1 10c. 1
'or to The Herpl."15c Ot
On® Dollar bottle, guaranty.
At all Drug StorM. Adr.
ONLY ONE "BromoQntala*," that Is
f ^axatfve Rromo Quinine
Coras a Cold in Om Day, Crip in 2 Days
on box. 25c.
Wty
—Adrert lawmen t.
Skagway, July 16, 1917.
Judge Jennings, Juneau. *
Application "for onej barroom li
cense filed here fow minutes ago.
Applicant states that bg 'is advised
throgh hla attorney that an "elec
tion" "will bo hold herre tomorrow.
What are your instructions to me
on this subject. Details'of applica
tion wired to Bell.
(Signed) R&smuson,'
Commissioner.
Skagway, July 16/1917.
Bell,
Clerk, ' 1 ' . ■ ij._:
Juneau,
An "application for barroom 11
censs0 filed her© few minutes ago.
Applicant Jack P. Anderson. Re
sided Skagway fifteen years. Pro
posed place of business pantheon,
building, corner fourth and Broad
way. Check Fire hundred dollar
deposited as license fee. License
requested from August first.
(Signed) Rasmusoii, ;
Deputy Clerk.
Juneau, Alaska,
July 16, 1917.
E. A. Rasmuson,
17. S. Commissioner, 4
Skagway.
Re your telegram about liquorf li
cense hay© to'say I have not given
you any instruction® and have none
in contemplation now.' If any per
so& -wishes license the burden is
on him to show me'that a majority
are Jn favor of it. No such show
ing yet been made by any one. No
license will bo granted unless such
showing is made. Nothing 'doing
in Skagway tomorrow. No election
'here authorized there by me.
Jennings,
Judge.
"BOOZE OR BUST"
It is reported a rumor is cur
rent I have said 'I will not oppose
the granting of a 'saloon license in
Skagway for the remainder of th4
year. Such rumor Is false and'witlx
qu* foundation. .Walt and see. I
(Singned)' L. H. Pedersen.)
' Skagway, July 16, 1917.
To the Editor:
There hae "been brought to my
atteiilo.it repeatedly the past few
days statements purporting 'to have
boon made by me to the effect that
I hare been Interviewed 'and had
expressed myself a# not Intending
to offer any ©bjecltoui to the grant
ing ot saloon licenses in Skagway
fur the remainder of the year.
I hayfl' boon too busy in the past
to 'ake time to deny rumors or
reports concerning myself and it
must be bo obvious to any who
know me'that my attitude on the
liquor business has in no way chang
ed that 'I cannot conceive any sane
person placing any credence In this
maliciously false statement
Very faithfully yours,
Andrew Stevenson.
To the Editor:
A statement hais 'been made to a
number of people that I have no
objection to a paloon license be
ing granted in Skagway for the rest
01 ttils year. This statement 'is
no? correct. I will do all in my
power to oppose the opening of a
salonu in Skagway in the future and
trust my friends will help me by
denying this report.
Grace M.'Zinkau.
"BOOZE OK BUST"
In view of tli§ information from
Judge'Jennings that the election to
morrow, for the First Division on
the granting of saloon licenses for
'he remainder of this year, does
not apply to Skagway, the'publicity
planned for 'his issue of the Dai
ly Alaskan is held back for a
short time. In the meantime "we
shall keep our powder 'dry."
L. H. Pedersen,
'Chairman.
CLAIM IMS
FIRED MILL
Klamath Falls, July 16. — The
larg<» flouring mills belonging to
Marti.* Brothers were totally- des
troyed by fire this morning at an
early hour. The cause of the fire
is attributed to 1. "W. W'8.
WIJiL BUILD 22,000 AIR CRAFT
Washington, July 16.—Tfae House
thi;i morning passed the bill appro
priating $640,000,000 for the coa
s'ruction of "22,000 aeroplanes.
STREET CAIl MEX STRIKE
Tacoma, July 16.—Street car men
are'out oa strike in this city be
cause the traction company refused
t' recognize the Street Car "Mien's
Union. JJfc
X. G. FROM 5 STATES MOBILIZE
Omaha, July 16.— The Nation
al Guard from the "states of Iowa,
Nebraska, Minnesota, Michigan; and'
Wisconsin began mobilizing today
preparatory to their service s in.
France.' ' j
PROMOTE MANY IN THE NAVE
Washington, July 14.—Secretary:
Daniels of the navy department has
announced that the navy board of
selection will meet on "July 16 to
recommend five newi rear admirals
twenty-six captains and' fifty-one
new commanders who are necessary
on account of the increase of the
navy's enlisted rtxength.
AUSTRALIA'S LOSS IS HEAVY
Melbourne, Australia, June 29.—
The Australian, casualties from the
Jjeginuinng of the war uip to May
21,1917. \vere 60,793, according to
a statement issued "by the Defease
Department. They wiero divided as
follows: Dead, 24,106; wounded,
31,586; missing, 5,102. It was
explained 'that the men. listed as
wounded did not Include those
who had gone back to the trenph
PLENTY HORSES IN' BRITAIN
London.—A summary; of the cen
sus returns of horses in Great Bri
tain gfve« the total of 'all ages
and elapse? as 2,310,000,
SOUTHWESTERN GETS IN
Tie Steamship Northwestern ar
rived in this port this morning at
7 o'clock: -with ft fair list "of passen
gers for this port Md a number for
tb. westward cities. '
She will sail ahout 5 o'clock,
the day being occupied in unload
ing a large cargo of freight for
tftis and Interior ponts.
LOYALTY CHOI'S LOOKING FINE
Dozens of Skagway residents thi9
year wiil harvest their first crops
ol potatoes, onions, carrots, beets
turnips aund other truck "crops as a
result of recent "Loyalty Gar—
dun" movement, inaugurated to
add to 'be nation's food supply.
Many vegetables planted at the
beginning of the "loyal'y campaign"
are now climbing n:ell along to
wards maturity and many house
wives havj already'had lettuce, rad
ishes and onions, from their own
gardens.
minng man suicides
Seattle, July 16. — Broken in
health and discouraged, over the pre
s-mt outlook of the company's pro
perty In the Shushana miningf district
V C. Woodman, a heavy stockholder,
in 'Jje Shushana mining Co., com
mitted suicide at his. home in ths
citv this morning by shooting "him
self.
DRAWING AGAIN POSTPONED
Washington, July 16. — War De
partment officials stated this morn
ing that "the drawing of the army
through the selective draft would
■hardly be held before Saturday, Ju
ly 21. The re agon of the delay be
ing that fifteen states 'had not re
ported the completion of their ex
emption list by the board of of or
ganization.
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS
ATTACK CARDINAL
Amsterdam.—Carcinal MercLer is
again. being violently attacked in
the German aews®*pers, because, it
is alleged, he recently wrote a pas
toral letter stating that "criminal
ly 'visaed right must be restored,
the guilty severly punished, and
the renewal of such'crimes made im
ipoaslble."
Dr. (George C. Manle of Douglas
is a passenger on th0 Northwestern
bound 'for Anchorage. Dr. Maule
is making the trip for the sole pur
pose °i looking over the cities * to
the westward, this being his first
trip n tha dreetion.
RAINBOW DYES are absolutely guaranteed to color wool, silks,
cotton and linen, singly or mixed
At the same time With the same dye
, In the same bath
RAINBOW DYES MADE_JN THE UNITED STATES
Beautifully Brillant For House Use
1 Oc a package
A nifty line of market baskets for the ladies now on
display at $1.25
L.A. HARRISON Co.
STORE CLOSES at 8 p.m. Saturday 9 p. m. TELEPHONE 55
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
» Monday an<l Tuesday
l'opular Plays and Playcis presents Kdniund Ui-ccse in a pictur
ization, of "The Song of A Wage Slave," from the Spell of the
Yukon and other verses by Robcit. \V. Service, in 5 acts.
Music by Imogene Coryell.
Admission 25c
Children 10c
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLEY — r-JQBN
Karaman & CLFGAK
PROPRIETORS I
W here You Can Get What l'ou Desire Cooked as It Should Do
We Make a Specialty of llanqiirt« and Private Dinner Partita.
A Retflned and Oonifortable place for a Supper After the Show
or dance—Service In Oozy Private Booths If Desired.
ENEMY BANKS IN LONDON
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
London, Juno 29, (by mail). —
Financial London was greatly in
terested in the public auction, by
order of the nublic trustee, of en
emv banks in 'he heart of the fin
ancial district. There W®s a largo
attenr'aiice of bankers and finan
ciers and bids came freely for the
Deutsche Bank (Berlin) for which
Messi*s. Barclay's bank paid $1,
000,000. '
The Diosdner Bank buildings were
taken by the London City and Mid
land bank for ?60,000 and the Dis
conto Gesellschaft premises sold
for $190,000 to the Corporation of
Lloyds.
The Frehold and premises of the
"George and Vulture Inn" with. Its
memcrics of Dickens, 'Swift and
John Wilkes, were jvithdrawn after
bids uo <o $87,500 had been made.
THIIITEEN NATIONS ARE
AT WAR WITH GERMANS
London.—An official statement
from the Foreign Office recently in
formed the British, public that 22
countries had severed diplomatic
relation^ with Gormany. "Of these1
the statement added, "thirteen are
a' war with Germany and may be
considered in alliance for that pur
pose." Tli© list 'of twenty two is'
as follows:
Russia, France, Belgium, Great
Britain, Serbia, Montenegro, 'China,
Brazil. Bolivia, Guatemala, Hondu
ras, Nicaragua, Japan, Portugal, It
aly, Roumania, United States, Cu
ba, "Panama, Liberia, Hayti, San
Domiuso.
Dr.GEORGE MICHAELIS
APPOINTED CHANCELLOR
" London, July'lG.—Advice was re
ceived here that the German Em
peror had accepted, the resignation
of Bethman Hollweg, and tjiat he
had appointed JDr. George Michaelis
to succeed HolEweg as'German Cham
cellar.
Dr. Jameg W. Johnson of 'SitKA
arrived in Skagway on the North
western this morning enroute to Ft.
Seward where 'he will remain for a
few weeks. ...II
DIVEIt DUOWXS WHILE
WORKING OX FISH TRAP
| Juneau, July 10.—C. F. Stagger,
diver, wlic has maintained head
| quarttrr iii Juneau for several'years
was drowned while working on a
fish trap belonging to John L. Carl
son, 01 tin Taku cannery. The
news ot us death was received in
the city by Guy StcXaughton in a
telegram from Harry Raymond dat
ed Petersburg, July 7th. The de
ceased is a married man and 'has
operated in Southeastern Alaskan
waters for some time. He is the
diver who recovered the wheel lost
from the ferry Alma, examined the
recent injury to 'the "Patterson,"
salvaged goods from the wrecked
Itamona on the West Coast and went
to the bottom of Gastineau chan
nel on several occasions for lost
property of the several mining com
panies in *his secton.
No derails of 'the accident have
b en received save the 'statement
that Stagger drowned while working
["on Trap No. 4 for Carlson,
OFFICERS ARE GOOD MARKSMEN*
[ San Francisco, July 16. —'Target
practice Fort Scott Is n earing an
end ff r th"< stud oil* officers In tho
Reserve Officers' Training Camp
here. Tbs fifth and sixth compan
ies are tlis> last on the list for this
charac er of drill. Many of tho men
have qualified as expert marksmen,
■whk-h demands a score of'253.
When these la^t two companies
leave 'he range, every man in tho
camp, whose work has to do 'with,
such essentials of warfare ag trench
and ooen fighting will have had a
chanci? at the target. Tthia range
work is to perfect the candidate
for a commission in both, pistol and
rifle shooting.
So far the highest man, has roll
ed uo a score of 273, whlcjh. is 20
points above that required for tho
expert marksman's badge. To bo
a sharpsuooter a man must get a
score of 238 on the range. There
are nany who have passed this fig
ure.- On the whole the bhooting
has to come up to he expectations
of the men in cliargee, 'the recruits
showing a keen desire to learn ev
ery angle of the target'game.