Table Fruit
KKLIANCK UHAND ? Kvlr* Fancy
I'actnl In SiuUta.7 Tin.*? *ipeotjU
price by (Mt
Apricots, |*r tin SOc.
Peachee. per tlu S?"
Pear*, pet- tin ?**'?
i'luii.v per tin SOo.
K. A. Cherries, l>or tin . . . . S3c.
Muxiit Orapes, per tin . . . .
fine Apple, per tin . . . . ',<*
tiouee berrle*, f?'r Mil . . . . S?11
I ok an berri?-*, |H"r tin . . . . 30<\
Straw berrie*, per tin . . . . S?1
l{M|i berrUi, per tin . . . ? 80c.
lU*ck berrU-*, |>er tin . . . . 3tH".
?EXPO" BRAXD ? gallon goods
it high grade, *olld pack of Fruit ii*
S?u>Ujir) Tins ? Jiutt the thing for u
j large family
' Apple*, per tin ?*Wc
j Apricots, per tin 55o.
i reaches, |w tin Mc.
1 I'lums, per tin 50c.
1 Cherries, |w tin
j Petal*, per tin ??i"
! Hlaek berries, per tin . . . . <*>??
Kanp berriw, per tin TOc.
l.uKMi berri<w, per tin . . . . 70e.
Straw lierrlett, |H>r tin . . . . TOc.
j Pine Apple, per tin #?V\
C. W. ASK & SONS
STYLE AND QUALITY
The Higheat Grade
HAT
In the country at The Price
DORTERO & SON
Exclusive Clothier* and Cents Furnisher*.
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
Our faith in the North is shown by the construction of
a new and beautiful steel and concrete fire proof building
with asbestos roof and steel interior finish. A park has been
started and fountains will add lovliness."
Our Bar Goods are none of them
Less than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best )
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
(Sanitary Drinks'
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STAfllCH. Proprietor
For M Yean W? Hit* Strrtd o?J?
The Best in the Markets
tad laJiJ it i* tb?
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
DON'T FROG
Uis>*? You'*" Got 50 CKNT9
H. Hartwigsen
8uoc?Mor to
W. W. BOUQHTON
OKA I. KB IN
Tobacco.
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'.A iv.iK CtK( A run, ulHKAK<
INCLCDINO l.ATKST OOP*
*IOHTEl> HOOKS
If AUAZINK3. NEWSPAPERS ASl>
OTHER PERIODICALS
35c for a home cooked meal ?
quick, clean aervlce. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant. Fifth
Avenue naif a ruluute from BroAdwa*
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold H?rtwl??ea. eucceesor U
W W. Houjchton. hM taken the
a*v-ncy for the Justly fainoua
EL INFIN1TO CLEAR
HAVANA C1QAR8.
5.000 Juet received from the fac
tory at Tampa, ria. If you want the
bj?t don't fall to ?1ve theae gooda
WANTED ? To rent piano. Apply
Alaakan offlc?.
SEATTLE'S
LcadliiK Popular Prlcod Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
Euroyoau Flan
All outside Sunny
Kooius. KIfit?mly
Kurn I shed
Simple Rooms.
Commercial & Fam
ily traile sollclU'il
RUES
Single Rooms il up
Rooms* lOi tathtl.&0
Two persons #150 up
C. 8. STAFFORD.
Mtna?>>r.
| Take Kast Lake car from Union
' Depot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE.
I between Union & Pike
COLDS CAU8K HCADACHC
Send the Dally AUskan to the state*
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. Che world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cauae. Call for full nam*. Look for
?Jgnature B. W. GROVSL >60.
Send the Alaskan to your friends
NOTICE OF KLKCTIOX
A geueral municipal election will
be held Tuesday, April 1st, 1913,
for the purpose of electing seven
councllmen and one member (tre?s
i urer) of the School Board.
The election will be held at the
Town Hall and the hours for voting
#111 be from f A. M. to 7 P. M.
A voter for councilman must be a
mule cltlien of the United States or
who has declared his lutentlons to
become such, twenty-one years or
over, who has resided continuously
one year uext preceding the elec
tion In the Territory of Alaska aud
for six months preceding the elec
tion lu the Town of Skagwuy, nuil
who has been duly registered.
All adults male or female, who
are ctilxeni of the United States or
who have declared their Intention
to become such and who are bona
tide residents of the Town of Sing
way. are qualified to vote for the
School Treasurer.
D. W. McKay,
3-1-13 Town Clerk.
IIIILE1M
REO 10 HADLEY
C. A. L'ttle, the government cable
opeiutor has been giveu un assign
ment at Hadley, on Prluce of Wales
island, and expects to leave Skag
-v.iy during the Drat ten days of the
canilug month. It Is believed that
iusread of tending another operator
here, a c'villun messenger will be
tuiployed, mul the business of the
of lice be conducted by Operator
Button, thus Skagway will lose an
other family that we had hoped
would remain permanent residents.
The word arrived at the cable of
fice today, ordering the change, and
Mr. Little Is already preparing for
*hc removal which lie expects will
take place most any duy.
Hudley, the town tc which lie la
going, is situated on the southern
uid of Prince of Wales island, and
until withiu the past two years has
maintained a cable office since
tho original establishment of the
Alaska cable. It is in the heart of
the quartz mining industry of south
eastern Alaska, the copper mine
which brought It iuto existence bo
li'g known as the Mamie. Some
years ago a big smelter was estab
lished there at cost of u quarter
of a million dollars, but it only
operated a year or so when the com
pauy got tied up in litigation and
the miue ?.ud smelter both ceased
operation. Then tho cable operutor
wax removed and for the past two
>e:irs only a watchman and his
family remained to look after tho
property.
dOiueiuing ovur it >uui i^u vu~
legal entanglement got straightened
o t and the mine was reopened.
The price of copper came up and
shipments began. The Mt. Andrew
mine, Rush and Urown, the It mine
ai u various properties in Kassan
lay Increased their output, and the
tver faithful Jumbo, owned by Gov.
Sulzer, at Sulzer on the tame island,
wuich never stops shipping, also
increased its output. The new town
of Craig with throe hundred people'
has beeu establisned, ;>u lias also a
number of fishing villages. Prince j
of Wales Island is one of the most
miueralized islands in Alaska, be
sides supplying immense quantities
of salmon, herrlr.g and halibut. It
is owing to the increase o? business
(hat the government has seen fit
to reopen the cable station. Then
it is very probable that the Influence
of Governor Sulzor had uiuch to do
with the re-establishment of the
caile service at Hadley, for it can
be reached by his land line.
The country to which Mr. I.lttle
anJ family are going, abounds in
deer, grouse, bear, all the varieties
of fish, and is an entrancing spot
Irom a scei.ic standpoint Mad ley is
out a mining camp, .with mines all
around, bu? business is flourishing
and he will have plenty to busy
himself with.
steamship Humboldt is du" in
Lite morning.
Steamship Spokane is due in Skat4
wa\ at 7 o'clock Sunday morning.
Kegular meeting of the Masons
tonight, 'trothtrs will take notice.
Only ono more day for registra
tion You will have to register if
yru want to vote.
The gardeners are beginning their
spring work. The hot houses are
filled with green shoots which will
soon be ready for transplanting to
the outdoor beds.
Rev. F. Turnell left this morning
on tho Georgia for llaines where
hewlll conduct services next Sunday,
consequently there will be no ser
vices lu the Catholic church In Skag
way on thut day. He will return
during the early pari of next week.
Perils of Crinoline.
The dangers of Hie hlnturlc crinoline
are illustrated by ? story told by l.ady
Dorothy Nevlll In tier reuilnlsceucea.
(joint too near tUe fireplace, her volu
minous skirt caught tire, and lu an
Inst mi t she was In a blaze. There
were no men present, niul the wotnea
could not help her, been use if they
hint pone near enough to be of use
their own skirts would have been Ig
nited. Kortunntely l.ady Dorot*.- had
RiitDi'tent presence of lulud to roll her
self lu the hear Tig and thus subduo
the Haines.
H's Compliment.
A fe.v weeks bark a wedding break
fast waa glve? by r substantial lariu
er blessed with five daughters, tne eld
est of wh n was a bride. A uelgl
bor. a young farmer, who wes honored
with an Invitation, thinking no doubt
that he ought to jay somet Ing com
plimentary upon the event, addrc ised
the bridegroom thus:
"Well, you have got the |>i<-k of the
batch,"
The fuces of the four unmarried
vies were a study. -Londou Uruphlc.
.irXKAl' SOCIALISTS PUT
CITY TICKHT IN FIEIit>
VU? Juutiuu Socialist^ h*v? plaa
uU u Uwket In itm fi?ld for ?l*allofl
to the city council. Part of th?lr
platform guys:
"The Socialist party believes In
the development of Industry, and
I bo development of the country.
Contrary to the general Impression,
the Socialist party Is not opposed to
corporations, nor to the growth of
large Industrial concerns. It insists
only, that until such time as not one
but all of the great and little in
dustries, not of the city but of the
world, shall bo taken over and
operated for the benefit of human
ity, the workers, both mental aud
physical, shall have the largest pos
s.ole share of "prosperity, " and
that the natural resources shall
not be destroyed. This rule, as ap
plied to the great trusts and to the
public service corporations, Is sub
ject to some modifications in the In
terest of the consumer, but It U.
broadly speaking, the policy of the
Socialist party toward private enter
prise generally, under the existing
system. With these reservations,
the Socialist party believes that In
terference with private enterprises
by the public is very likely to hin
der the development of Industry, ami
result In Injury to labor as well as
to capital, and U mischevious and
1(1 advised. It believes that the
great mining companies should be
treated wlttt the greatest fairness,
and receive every reasonable en
couragement.
\\ e believe that the action of the
present council, iu exempting bU
l:ons ol dollars worth o* property
wholly from taxation, Is an outrage
-and we apologize foj the use of
so mild a word.
The Socialist party has never boen
overpraised for the Puritanism of its
views, but, composed as it la almost
e.viluslvely of working men, for
v.- hum it is supposed, a tenderloin.
Is a necessity, believe that the ex
isting restricted district Is a dis
grace to any self respecting mining
enmp.
We charge that the present coun
cil has been derelict In Its duty In
ItetmiUing the city to fill with gam
blers and other disreputables of the
i ncerworld who thrive at the ex
pense of faileu women, and the
most helpless of the working class,
ind we hold that no methods can
be too drastic for the prompt rid
dance of this most dangerous ele
mont.
The Tide Flats Redemption plan
Ii?j the uiuiuallfled approval of the
Socialist party. We believe that
there is no more Important problem
c .n fronting the city than this pro
ject, and it should be pushed as
rapidly as possible.
Wo believe that the city council
snould have petitioned the legisla
ture to memorialize congress, In this
behalf that Delegate Wlckersham
may have tne moral support of the
house and senate in his effort he
jhas promised to make to gat the
tide flats transferred to the city.
I
HOME.
Home I How deep a spell that
li:t'e word containjl It is the circle
in which >ur purest, best affections
move ana concentrate themselves;
the hive in which, like the indus
trious bee, youth garners the sweets
and memories of life for age to
meditate and feed upon. It is
childhood's temple and manhood's
shrine, the ark of the past and the
future.? Uhland.
Campaign Material.
Political Boss-Well, did you dlscov
er anything In Stump's past life that
we can use against him? Detective-^
Not a thing. All he ever did before he
canio here was to sell awnings. Politi
cal Boss-Why, that's Just what ws
want! We'll say th?t he has been
mixed up In some decidedly shady
transactions.? Judge.
Hatty Conolusien.
Beautiful Maiden? You think I'm an
angel. Geoffrey, but some day perhaps
you will tlnd out that 1 am an exceed
ingly trivial. 111 natured, commonplace
mortal. Disconsolate Ix>ver (with
trembling eagerness)? Then you do in
tend to marry me, do you, Lillian??
] Chicago Tribune.
Expanalv*.
"She says she thluks she could learn
to love me."
"Yet yon do not look happy.**
"It Is going to b<> expensive. Had
her at the theater lns-t night with a lit
tle supper afterward The first lesson
cost me $25."? Kansas City Journal ?
Turned Down.
j Young Man (whispering to Jeweler)
That engag?ment ring I bought of you
; yesterday? Jeweler- What'a the ?nat
i ter with It? Didn't It lit? Young Man
! (cantlously?-Rlil It didn't have a
chance. (limine studs for It? Londor
Telegraph.
There Is no better ballast for keeping
the mind nteady on Its keel than busi
ness? Lowell.
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GRAND REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train 1s now selling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit, Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
Olympla beer on draft at the
Board of Trad 3. This famous brew
Is kept constantly fresh both 01
draft and In bottles. This Is the
time to drink beer. Get it at the
Board of Trade Bar, whsre the eel
eb.*ated Rainier Beer is also kept
In bottles. tf.
G. B. Wright has houses 'or rent,
furnished. tf
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