Hienz Sauer Kraut
(THE FINEST EVER)
3 lbs for 25 cents
HEIN/ are known for their sanitary methods of preparing
their foods and you can be sure that through us; they will reach
you !n the same condition.
Beginning with Monday, Nov. 4 oor store will
close at Six O'clock, excepting Saturday evenings
when it will remain open until 8 o'clock.
C. W. Ask & Sons
WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK IN
LADIES AND GENTS
CUSHION SOLE SHOES
AND FELT SHOES
DORTERO & SON. 421 Broadway
The Monogram
I NI>KH \ K\\ MAVMiKMKYT
= R. J. BRITTA1N ? =
The ol \\ mes, Liquors and Cigars
Olympia, Rainier and
Budweiser Beer
KliOADU KKTWKKN .VTH A\1> ?TH \\ KM K, SKA(iW4Y.
Family ordera by 'phone rrceive prompt attention^
con r i-^oc
Ua>-? You'*e Go: 5" Cfnts
H. Hartwigsen
Suce i? or to
W. W. BOUGHTON
DKAuKE in
Cigars ToDucco.
Smokers' ?.nticles;
Stationery and Fish*
?r*fr Tackle
UAfJ* riRrr- ? HSf, UHK*Kr
? VOL'TIMH I ATKST |X)PY
Rl<? HTRP HOOKS
H I4AZTN<CS. XKWSP^PfKI AND
fTIlK* PEHOlMC\U9
Pack Train
Restaurant
-a in
'ant
pn?tof
TONY STANtCH. Proprietor
Far 14 Yrari We H*?* StttcJ ooIt
The Best in the Markets
aid today it i> tbr
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
?: New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4tH
I
The Delmonico of Alaska
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
....For Sale or Rent ....
^""-'f'fTTT mr>r
Pantheon Saloon
DEPUTY MARSHAL POXZO
TO KNMAIX IN SKAGWAY
Juneau, Nov. 6 ? Skagway will
not be deprived of her deputy Unit
ed States marshal, with the an
nouncement made yesterday that
Marshal H. L. Faulkner had ap
pointed Thomas S. Elsemoro of
Ketchikan to the Petersburg deputy
ship, where Deputy Marshal Fonio
was to have been stationed, and
recommended the department that
In view of the assault on H. F. Tay
lor the marshalshlp at Skagway
should be retained. Klsemore Is in
Juneau, having assisted Deputy Mar
shal ?'Blllie" Fels In bringing a
band of short-term prisoners north
on the Humboldt. The new deputy
marshal took his oath of office be
fore U. S. Commissioner Stackpole
in Ketchikan three days ago. He
will proceed immediately to Peters
burg, while Marshal Fels moves
over to Douglas to supply the va
cancy made by Deputy MacMlllan's
departure for Craig, recently en
dowed with a deputy marshal.
Announcement that the depart
ment was to discontinue the deputy
ship at Skagway caused a storm of
protest to emanate from that cit >
Shortly before the order was ef
fective came the Taylor assault
ease It was the straw that brok?'
the camel's back, and Its results
forbade leaving Skagway unprotect
ed by a federal officer.
Tom Oka of Bennett came down
last night and is going outside for
a two months vacation
Mrs. J. M. Ruffner arrived from
Discovery last night and will leave
on the May for her home in Illinois
Mrs. Ruffner is called home on ac
count of tho illness of her mother.
The sailing date of the City of
Seattle on Nov. 11 has been cancel
led, the boat having been taken off
the run for the winter. The Spo
kane will leave the Sound on the
17th.
Oapt. James Roberts, commander
of the Gleaner, was an arrival last
night from Carcross. Capt. Rob
erts put the Gleaner into winter
quarters and will sojourn in the
sunny south until opening of navi
gation next season.
ItmsK W.WTKI).
Anyone having a five room house
In good condition, they will sell at
a BARGAIN, can raise some ready
money by leaving a description and
price of their property at the Alas
kan offlc?. Must be reasonably
close In and have good sired lot. tf
DISCRIMINATING LADIES.
\\}OT v;?lnK Hwylflfc on Account ol
Its niMlluctlvrmrjui.
ius Udles who have oscil Xivbro'l
fpeak of It In the hlchest
:bi for Its quick effect In cleansing
? alp of dandruff and also for It* ex
Mem* as a r*r.cral halr-dro^ing It
? *h? scalp feel fresh and It allays
? \t UcMnff which dandrufT will cause,
s ilerplclde effectively cures
as It destroys the gprm that
u*rs ? The same germ csuscs Mir to
> t -^d later baldness: In killing tt.
? ii. ^ops falling hair and prevents
-s It Is also an Ideal hair dress
- ?cr i lends an aristocratic charm to
? l>a!r 'hat is quite distinctive. 3old
nir.| .rucgist*. Send 10c. In stamps
? * "ile to The Herplcide Co., P?
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Win. Britt, Special Agent, Skagway
Henry Frledenthal Phone 76. Quick
le livery Raggage and expressing on
thort notice, day or night
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinln*. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy remoTes
cauM. Call for full name. Look for
signature E. W. GROVTO. 25c.
Location notice*. placer and quarti
for sale hy the Dally Alaskan. tt. j
Send the Alaskan to your friends
Send the Dally Alaskan to the states
OF
IDE ATLIN
A dunce was given at. the Koot
enav hotel on the 29th which was
largely attended.
Dominion Surveyor Wllfcerson and |
party are out on O'Donnell creek
surveying a number of claims and |
leases.
The boiler In Geo. Sinclair's saw
mill exploded the other day and
while It did not Injure any one con
siderable damage was done to the
building.
The Plttsburg-Brltlah Gold Mln
11 f tiK Co. on McKee creek are mov- ,
in? their buildings arrows the creek
preparatory for next season's activ
ity.
A large rock weighing over IS
pound* came through the roof of
the Nugget Hotel at Discovery the
other day and fortunately did no
damage. The rock came from a
blast on the big Ruffner mine*.
The Otter Creek mines under
the management of Henry Maluln
were closed down on the first of
the month. Mr. Malulri will remain
in Atlln until after the holidays
when he will leave for Paris, France
Clarence Sands, proprietor of the
I'tne Tree hotel at Discovery purch
itsed the Fe.it herstneha ugh cottage
and will remove It to the property
of the Pine Tree where It will be
used as a private residence.
A POSSIBLE BASEBALL FEAT.
Pitcher Migl't Stn\? Out Fifty-four
Man In On* Cams.
So frequently has the question "Is It
jiossible for a pitcher to lie credited
with more than three strikeouts In
an Inning?" been addressed to the
*|>ortlng editor that nn extended cal
culation wa* recently made as to the
number of strikeouts a pltc'.ier could
?core in a game and shut out the op
posing team. This was suggested by
a note that ap|>enrpil reading. "What Is
the largest number of strikeouts with
which a pitcher can l<e credited In any
game of nine innings ami at the same
time score a shutout V The answer was
"Fifty four." which answer Is correct.
To this a superannuated alleged ex
pert. a man who made himself deaf
knocking other*, came Kick to this ef
"Sir.oe we have followed baseball we
have yet to *ce the time when a pitcher
can strike out 'fifty-four' players.
Twenty seven strikeouts are as mnch
as 'a' pitcher can do in any game of
baseball in this country. At least we
have not heard of any ruling which
changes the number of outs required
{ for one inning from three to six."
Here's the explanation: It will have
to l>e admitted that twenty-seven put
outs are all that are legally required to
retire an opponent in nine Innings, bnt
that Isn't the pro)?osltlnn. Fnder the
scoring rules (hat obtain In t'lese mod
em days of l>asel>all, n pitcher Is cred
Ited with a strikeout even If the catch
er misses the third strike.
In other words, errors by the catcher
could fill the bases, while at the same
time the pitcher would lie credited
with a strikeout against each batter.
By retiring three other letters on
strikes, with the catcher squeezing the
ball real hail In each Instance, the
pitcher would be credited with six
strikeout* to the Inning. Six times nine
is said to make tifty-four.? New York
World.
Hit S?rc?tm.
"Toil have a lovely complexion," b*
gun the lover.
"Thank .von." answered hi* fiancee
suspicion# ly. "Why si>en|t of It?"
"It's so smooth and white and? er?
natural"?
"It Is. Rnt yon don't talk straight.
Pon't yon believe that my complexion
Is my own?"
"Why. certainly, my own!"
"Then why refer to It at all?"
"I? I just wondered why It was that
every time I leave yon at nlcht and *o
to the club the fellows all say that I've
been eating marshmallows."
That's the real reason (he engage
ment was broken -Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Angeles Beer
COSTS* MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draff at
All FIRST CUSS BARS
DON'T KXPEWMENT
V on M ill Make No Mistake If \ t
Follow Tbla Advice.
Nerer neglect your kidneys.
If you bar* pain in the bark,
urinary disorders, diulnera aud
uervousmss, it's time to act ..nd
no time to experiment. Then* are
Frequently symptom* of kidney
trouble, and a remedy wblch w
recommended for tbe kidneys should
he taken In time.
Doan's Kidney Pills are a good
remedy to use. It baa acted effert
Irely In many cas< s In tbls vicinity
Can Alaskan residents demand
further proof than tbe following tes
timonial T
K. u. uuuDioni, iuij u jii
Eureka, Cnl , says "For a long
tiaae I had a bad ca?? of kidney and
bladder trouble. The kidney seorot
iona were too frequent in passage
and I suffered a great deal from
backache that especially severe
at night. I applied planters to my
back and used other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to ace an ar
tloJe in the papers about {join *
Kidney Pilta, I procured the rem
edy. I began using it and in a
short time my kidneys were restor
ed to a normal condition. I hare
used five boxes of Doan'a Kldn y
Pills and can say that I am cured.
As I did not take any other remedy
at the same time, I give the full
credit for my cure to Iran's Kidne.
PUls."
For sale by all dealers Prlie
50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buf
falo, New fork, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name- Doal'?- ,
and take no other.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From thia date on ail calls Intern?
ed for Henry Frledenthal. the lnd?*
pendent Expressman should be mad>'
lo ?even-six (7?) and ) our <*11 wlU
receive Immediate attention. Hp a*
HsconUnuod his office at th# B?ugli
ton Clgw 8tore.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold H?twlg?en, successor U
VV. W. Dough ton, has UHen U?#
agvncy for the Justly fam<*ia
We offer One Hur?l-. i ?
?ard for any case of catarrh that cat
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cnr?,
F. J. CHENEY * CO . ftDft, O
We, the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the past 13 years.
Toledo. O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all buslne?? transactions, and fin
ancially able to carry out any obllga
tlons made by his firm. Waldlng, Kin
lan A Marvin, Wholesale druggists o
Hall's Catarrh cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Prir? 75s.
per bottle. Sold by all druggist*.
Take Hall's Fam'ly PUls for eonsti
patllon
Olympia beer on d-aft at the
Hoard of Trad?. This famous brew
Is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles This is the
time to drink beer Oet It at the
Board of Trade Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer is also kept
In bottles. tf.
HOW'S THIS?
E. H. Richter & Bro.
Gold and
Silversmiths
High finult"
Jewelry ^ China
Cut Glass and
* SILVERWARE*
AT IIKO-IUM K rRICKS.
?
Any ilo*lirn in Nnicrt Jwrirr
iniKto to unit the purrh*?rr
TO FUR SHIPPERS
TIM nw?t ?<*11fat?. - ? ""*??
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pon? ?'(what U?ntn? <a *11 M ?'?**?
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Information It ?..tin hnnrtr.--1? of V'llr to
T?* WHf for it- NOW irs FKtl
A. B. SHUBERT, m.
lb Uri*K law to *? V?rM tefci mtaantl k
tairkM Raw Fm
S-nVKriwMSi.NL l-.OUAIlL.li*.
ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS
DRAWING
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
Fr*>m No* I ??> fVr 24 liylwiw.
for f?rh $1 00 puirhaae. will b?
airrn a ticket whirH ?nMln itw
purchaarr ro a rh?w-e on 5 limti
fnl pnrea now iw itiipWr Ml ???
iliflw wmHow.
I ?t pnxr. Beautiful aH mink fafa
2 mi finre. I ramptete Comma
n-T7 50 far 1'iaranfae
3rd pntr. I (rmta open l?? Wal
tham mo/arrwnf. 25 r**' ram
4th pn r*. I ladira hunting raar
Wahham mmfiwm, 25 ft
iK piin>. | Hot. HanUw) rti pa ami
tawm wKrt?.
Dnviaf Dm 24. 1912, ? p. ?.
Best Meals
In Th? Cl'f ?t, ?h?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER OD1
Lodging'
I
Kr^rything f lain ami
Pint. < 1aaa
Fifth Avrnu^ n^?r Broadway j
( CANDY
( CIGARS
( TOBACCO
/
! Smokers Article*
A Cirnfolly S*>lf>ct?>d Stork
of Notions. Such a* Share
} intr Article, belt*. Note
p I U>ok? I'owt C'arHw
Pont forget the nnmber
428
BROADWAY, (N?r FM)
) Tony Dortero's
,r u-f\#
+ -k-x-: m- 1 1 n 1 1
I Board of Trade
I Cafe .........
T KwamM it Cbuk. PrapriHan J
?j* Eveything New and First
Class
T Ranqurt* and Prrr?l* ,Dewfi
T A Sp**?ky
J. Popular Price*
X Open Day and Night
$ -:-x-:-hx i n i h nil
DEWEY
CAFE
<>Tx>n?d rnrl?r Hmw
Mln*rBfol
4. C. TERREl
PrrmwVf of
0?w?4ti Kantuclry KibM
and V?f??r o <
Scott's Ho'al Careraas.
The Be?t in the Market*
Properly Cooked J
,1 Mf ALS l\ TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Ojwn from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m
Draper dt Co.
AganU For ?
e \htm \x kod%k st w.riw
mOTOORAPHKRS
Finishing dona for thoaa wfco "prma
fha btlttOB."
Full Jin* of Film*. Plata
Pip?n.
Mall order* earvfaltr attandad t?
niMPKH ? <t>HPA.fT. p. o. Rm fl
Bkaytrar, Alaska.