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Isn't it time to make that F* mit Cake
for the Holiday?
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We have a clean fresh supply of i
Dried Fruits. Peels. Nuts, Spices, in J;
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Stationery and Fish
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I RAW FURS
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FOR FINE FURS
WRITE t\>R PRK !? LI>T
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A- -ska Furs a Specialty
(Very Top Pnces Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
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Steam Laundry ;
AH Work Guarantee!. Short J
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Draper & Co.
Ea*tm?c Kodaks and Film*
Kodak Svppiw*. He.
Broadway, Skagway
HCM.0 CP ARTISTS *R?
S.PANKED 8V WtVV*
CVtancM*^* oHUwat o*u?<?4
l>.a? wor?*R? i? tW tow r>*ri ot th*
city %*<* X ^ *N?K
tt*?v b?d b**a * bo*tf*ir .*1 the
ot hi Wv?c <UyUchV
U>en Uw fw<* of $!>? 'holdup
W* Nvu^i to K fow*i
wwu three youuuvl UHiriB%S had new
G?);M Fukardt u,i a: about 10:30 o' |
ckKk this n.'Wirng in front of the
Alaska "Transfer learns and reJieml
h.ra of 10 ofltite viU witk-h he was hur*
ryinj; <o the bakery to jret fresh
brwui for his papa's luncheon.
Noi Ions ?.f u t the assault, the young
men who <ikl the hoMup ad wore tak
en into custody by their mamma and
they were handed what they euroly
b*d <?minc
Out side of the act that Mr Pick
hart ??**. crf>a'.ij agitated that he
wwiW have to pa w itho?t his usual
noon day slk-e of bread ami butter
and the inconvenience which the your^
men will experience of eating in a
standing position thore *iTr no other
SaTKVUR reevtts.
The sW>an-,e?r JeCPef^on ts r?;*?rt*vi
awe at Jun?*u at S oYJook tonight
*hi<A shooid bring her hene abont .
t?r. koura later. As sh<> has very lit
tie froigM for the port, she wUl**ll
sXvrtly after her ?irtrtU at this port j
DRAPER WILL
CO TO STATES
Prof L. C. Read. who baa been with
the Hamroacber Studios for the last
two and a half yeara, arrived tn
Stairway last Saturday and will have
chajige of the H H Draper Co., store
while Mr. Draper ia in the states
Mr. l'?mper expects to leave on
the nest trip of the OKy of Seattle,
and wW be accompanied by hi* wife
w ho has been in very poor health for
the past several months. Mr. and
Mrs Draper wiM (to at once to Port .
land, from where they will go to
Boise. Idaho, where two of Mrs. j
DraperV stater*. Mrs John Onibher
and Mrs. Hill r?Wc
Mr Draper expects to he a way wi'!|
after the first of the year
A LITTLE MORE
LIGHT COMEDY!
l-as< night lower H road way was a
hJare of light which was not caused
by anything very super human. It was
merely the much abused gasolin? ;
lie hi which was purchased by the
City Dads last fall as an experiment.
This licht was given every oppor
tunity to prove Its usefulness at the
"Corner of Kfcxenh A ventve and State
Stroei. and being surrounded with
52-candle power electric lights, so
that no bold robber c\>uJd steal it, it
was made to shed its radiance un
seen, and thus waste Rs sweetness
on the desert air.
Its safety being a source of con
stant worry to the City 1 Wis, it was
finally taken under th* protecting
wing of Ed FVremai ore of the pro
prietors of the North Hotel,
and given a prominen; position in
front thereof, and last night it was
proving to bo a thing of beauty and
a joy forever.
J oat how long the Hght will be a!
lowed to illumine that part of the city
which is first entered by the return
ing homeoonier, or the passing tour
ist. and thereby establish an impres
sion in their minds that Skagw-ay is
MX brilliantly li*rhtod. we are un
able to say. hut we are willing to
make a guess that e'ry many moons
have come and gone, it w-ill either be
relegated to inmxnmas desuetude or
it will acain h.- surrounded by a hla7*
? of glory such as has never been seen
? in this city.
LITTLE MAN
KILLS GIT
THR DALLES. Ore. Oct. 13? After |
he had shot and killed id Manna
1 situs, a giant in stature and 42 yeare |
fid, Fred KXeland. who is 24. today
cave himself up to the polioe.
Eveland is a smaJl man. In justify
:ng his action he asm^U the dead
man made him and his wife targets
for his abuse and bullying. He said
'.hat today Mannasaus called his wife
a \ilo i?m< . and unable to thrash the |
ciartt. he fired upon him
The dead man's eon returned the |
fire of his slayer, but after he had
fired two shots his pun became plu?- ,
! ced ? -either shot struck Kveland
PARTY OF YOUNG WEN
LEAVE FOR FUNTER BAY
IasI night at 12 o'clock the gaso
line launch Star cleared from this
port for Punt er Bay with a party con
sisting of Charier Rapuzii. George
Black, Wert MoKenrie and Teddy Tr
ier. The party are going out after
eiune, big and H?t]e. and expect to
be pone until the first of November.
FYom the ammunition, guns and
rifles which were taken alone. 1'
might be well to buy short on meat,
ss. it is thought they will gult the
i.iarket upon their return with fresh j
water fowl ami veniaon
All the late telegraph newt In tb?
Daily Alaskan
0<vrpe IV Travis, of Dawson. arriv
ed out on last night's train, and wil
take 'he Princess May for Vancou
ver. where he will <*pend the wlnW.
as is his custom
The Prirxx* May will arrive ta
port, about midnight, and will mil fof
the south a few hour* later with a
full passenger Met.
RIVER SKIPPER
GIN WATCH
This afternoon M the parlors of I
the Golden North Hotel, Captain 8yd
Itorrtngton was presented wKh a bea
Uful Howard watch by the pa?*e?nKeT
making the last southbound trip of
the Vldette.
The prescription wan made by .la."
PenderRast, who In presenting the
watnh said: "To me has been afford
?l the pleasure arid honor of present*
In i to you, on beS*lf of the passes
rctr of the steamship VMMte, this
wa*ch. Take It, uml wear It, ami
may H ever be as faltliful a tlm?- 1
keeper as your ship ban been In inak
injt time The watch Is Riven as a
token of esteem and pood fellowship
which al aJI Uro<v was maoife^t whU-?
making the trip up the old Yukon
from I<k?kmi to WhilfhoOK1. It ? Ut
be a rome?nbcranae of that spirit of
camaraderie which existed among**
the passengers and crow. causcyl In
tH? small doRTee hy tile affable man
ners ami good fellowship of the liar
tin*<o?l boys, ami the Rood table fare
ami the excellent ??eriHoe of the stew
aril and his assistants "
The watch Nwe th? Inscription
which was carved on the Insldo of
the case: "T\> Captain Sid Harrington
from the passengers of the VMIette,
Oct 24. 1*11."
Following is tine list of 'hoie con- ,
tubulins to the fund :
.tames T. K?Uey. James Monroe,
(Curley) Horace FVeeman. James Pen
dergast. A. J. Oatoka. John Kohjer.
C. K. nolbruRpe, O. S. Anderson, Jas
Sullivtui, \V. Calvin, N'ol^vn Fortin.,
John l*akkl, \V H. CampboJI, FVed
Martin, H. Taylor, K. (J. Rodenkirk.
C. Noteon, W. F. Campbell, E. McKtoi
ley. E. M. Jones. H. Hall, Note Skis
tad, Anderson Mctkwigan, Oscar Ber
Riund, X. Greg-son. A. I>a-miene. H.
D. Klrnise and "Old Sourdough"' Tom.
DAWSON HAS
AN ARTIST
Miss Dorothj Ogburn. th<- talented
young llnwn pyrographir artist, has
forwarded within the last few days a
fine collection the specimen? of lai#
work to Madison Square (J?rd<?n, New
York City for exhibition Falcon
Joslin, .-oniniisiiioti'T in charpe of 'he.
exhibi* for Alaska. i? looking after
the shipment made by Miss Ogbirrn.
h< wlK place it whore it will be dis
played to the greatest advantage for
the Northlaid and the oun'T. Mis?
Ogburn is the only one in l^iwson
who took advantage of the opportu
nity offered tc make a display at the
Madison Square Car?l< us t5rs winter.
The articles she sent include sketches
of beautiful Yukon scenes, done on
large moose and caribou skins, and a
number of large panels, picture
framee and large fancy lantern
frames, with Yukon photographs in
the rides. The lantern frames are
such that electric globes can be hung
in the center, thus making transparen
des, which allow the photographs to
great advantage It wfts in this form
that the Yukon, through the ArctN
Brotherhood, sent invitations to Karl
Grey, Sir Wilfrid laurler and Theo
dore Roosevelt to visit Yukon. Earl
Grey accepted and made the trip
It is hoped Miss Ogburn's exhibit
will assist in turning many Northern
srs this way.
General Manager Plckeson. of the
White Paws, offered to carry amy Yu
kvrn exhibit from Pawson over his line
free or charge Many thought an ex
hlbit of minerals, and one of agricul
tural, forestry and other product?
should be collected and forwarded
but no one took up the matter. ? Paw
son News.
BEN CULBERTSON IS
KICKED BV HORSE
This momtag about 7 o'clock while
working around the stahlos of the Al
aska Transfer compnay, one of the
horses kicked Ren Culbertson on the
head inflicting a severe scalp wound
behind the left ear.
l>r. G*Me wan at onc*? called, and
he succeeded !n sewing up the wound,
TV. Gable states that while the Injury
Is not nec<*ssartly dangerous It is
quite Reriotw.
R. P Hnneo. general freight agent
for the Pacific Coast Steamship <\wn
pany returned from a trip to White
hor*-\ when? he has been on business
Mr. Plnneo wHl go to Haines on the |
first boat to look over the situation
In that town, after which he will go
to the Westward In the Interests of
his c m.pany .
FINE SAMPLES
FROM ATLIN
Thomas Kkitland, who has b#??n
woTRiivj in the Atiln district for aever
a] yearn arri vetl in Skaeway enrrwi??
to Vancouver where he will spend
the winter.
Mr Kirkland has wKh him aeveraJ
Tine speHmens of ore tak??n fmm the |
various < iaims he han he?n Interest |
ed in in the Hi* Horn, the Kirkland
tlroup arid the Hrown <?rrmp.
This wnmii he and his
have been dnln* development work
and whll?? they made a shipment las'
fall which showed a rtlne of 1 12 to
the ton. ($22 in and $20 In ??!
*er) Mr Kirkland sar* thai the sum
pie* he hao with him are of mm h
create*- value than thmw> of last year,
and all work done this mmimt has
been very oTn-ourajrin* He wiU sail
south on the Prime's* May.
LOCAL BRIEFS j
1 A Bu* Th? IH s \!*akM 1A.
1UC On nw Str?t? For . IvC
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
K?*uitc of the otmn raUnn Uk?a
at Moor?'? Wharf at nW^ni*fct,
Or* 24. 1911, Is M foBow-?
Twnp. tilB? ol**T?Vn .. .. 34aoov?
Mu prorodtn* 24 hi* .. .. M abor*
Mln. ~ 34 ab??T*
vl^-an. " " " .. .. 42 abo*?
Barometer 3? 4fi C4?wr and r??m
H#n M*ron*y. who hiw b*?n In
TMiwaon tor th?? pact sttmmrr, and ha*
Ixvn In 5*lt**w*v for psurf. f*w
din thr Mllltf of (hi> Prln
| . r*n Mar wIH w*il J i'ifh on tb<%? bo*t
j *o VwTKonvfMr. from wh?sr?- h?> wH| eo
| 'o 8?>att|?? for 'h? w!i?<?*t
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NOTICE
Jn?t re<-?lT?d a shipment of fr??h
oy?t*r? In shell. Ton ran now ??t
or?t?ra on half *h*ll In any quantity
at tha Park Train R?*tanrant.
SUGGESTIONS
CHRISTMAS
Already every nook and corner of our
store breathes an air of Christmas Life.
Nothing prettier could be given than a piece of
NEEDLEWORK. We have just received two large
shipments, including
Monogram and Conventional Pillow
Covers, Table Runners, Center-pieces
Shirt and shirt waist pockets. Shaving pads. Neck-tie
pads, Neck-tie racks.
Kimotias ntani|?ed on Oe{*?. in Champagne. Mine.
Pink and lavender. Kimona Shirt Waii?N with
l>ea>niit <leeve*. *tam|>ed <>n White \ oi !?? or
With materials for working $1.00
Safin and Milflin l*in Cushion Forms. I-ini!>s
Wool Slipper Sole? and Yarns' in all fhadff.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy |
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?b H. w. MIMAN, Prop. jjj
? "The Sanitary Milk Ranch" |
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T! ?> larjrp?l uxl bent coo?mct?>d ii?iry its '.Mka ? ?= X
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Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream ! II
m To tl! pofrtftovi WWVf ft YnU R r - . I T
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, * Alaska
oldest; bank in, ialaska
Respectfully Solicit* The Account*
of Skagway | Finn* And Individual?.
In big variety
Juit Received.
Hats and Caps
These goods Reasonable Prices
Dortero's Place
Shoe*. Lndrrrlothinn.
Wool Shirt*. Overall
and Mrn'? F wnwh
421 Broadway. Skafway. Al? k?