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I < I t l i i H ti * t ttl'fl1 f * ? |.M ??! t ?? | I 4 1 1-M ?'
FOR COOKING
ifPlM f| BETTER
t Than Butter i
Successful Pie Crust Every Time f
No Burning?No Smoking ^
Can be heated to 4^5? without smoking. Butter will j
smoke at and Lard at 400? T
* Absorbs No Odors
I Fry onion* ? th^n fry potatoes and the potatoes will ?
f not tasie of the onions a.
+ Order * package and u* for fron$ one food after another. Every one ij]
^ u ?npTr^sed by the rcsuk Deix wpK' ensp and dry foods +
I C. W. Ask& Sons |
....Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS, If you ev?r purchase aaytlilug hera
r \ t>C- cui-JTC uncr :bM doe? t pive you compete satts
CAP_. I S, HOSL. faction ire Mat you to come and tell
NECKTIES. SWEATER . s. a.T!u ^ve us a ciiano* to "ma.'k*
COATS. UM3RELLAS, ?ood' T,!*ls wev? butit
cuorc pipe AO- ** * ,:<*d.T traAe- a*"*" how
jri^co ,r.\v^, .-\i\v_ . ^ to? are to please, we g^ararte*
TICS. RUBBERS. ETC to pKaase you. TRY I'S.
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
V CHRISTMAS
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RAW FURS I
- : WF PAY ?
HIGH - PRICES I
FOR FINE FURS
\YK t-VR FRk v. Ll^T g
Percey's Fur House |
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r- - -? vo\ 'v o s-i cc.vt^
H. Hartwigsen
SncccOTor to
| W. W. BOUGHTON
DF.VLRR TN ?
t )?gars 1 obacco.
Smokers* Articles,
Stationery and F'Stv
?ns: TacWI?
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v T--Vy i \rr< onr-?
T* .? norvcs
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^R PRR' ?tl ?LS
SHIP YOUR
KAW FURS
TO THE.
*Wt\POUJ, WW
W ? or Oirenlar -n
A! ska Fur* a Specialty
\'?y Top Pnors P?k1.
Make - Trial - Shipment
; stea-o I. s i- ?
J AH Work GuM*nt??J Short
Ortat Promptly
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Do**,
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J Messe^g^r wUi call and deliver
PHONE 7?.
Only CW 'Jitss /?c* ? A on
L^tive Brwt^ Qvrjx*fii ! 'KJf *?
Cares ? CoW iaOr* D*y. Cr^ ai 2 INiys V/ A*-Y7VV\f
Draper &. Co.
Agscte For
E4STV*\ kod*k supplies
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Fhws?fctfc? dore for thot?e '?'bo
? pw Ci? button "
Foil Bo? of FJItes, ri*U* jk*2 P?
Viu or.'.ers carefully attended to.
Addrm
Draper & Co, P. O. Bex "6."
Stv?v , AM?.
iRRH of ?
Relieves
LADDF <
[COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
*mb Stafi No. ti, orsttr to!n?
a lAcOkhJUl. Crve at$heci gr*u
^.jxNtioic oo*l at *12 Uw B C. 0*<d?
5s. 28 FIXED CARBON
>rf?r\ ComNWJo? U?ifW? H<*
UMt Mi
O* krd Aftar Juiy lal, 1*10 ?
sA&U offer tut# ?elects ?.'
?r-vl^l *.? folio *r? : ?
Vm&e Scrwvietf *;>?! t.'> V
?cn??BQyrs i Acted i ?. '
^'r?natn?es ifcUki 7. '*
<!v>v* prtOM Vnchid* ?J?0lT?-y
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
?OLE SELLING AGENTS
?>. io JVkvi?v Alarv v
JUNEAU MAN PLUNGES
INTO DARK HATCHWAY
Thom*? Curtin. MKarod Miner, Flail?
Into Hold of Bw-pe Palmyra. Frac
tures Skull Will Recover.
Thomas Curtin bad a narrow cs
, <.ap?? from Instant death In Juneau
iast Sunday evening uhen ho pfcrag
od into the dark bold of the barge
palmyra a distance of over thirty
feet, fracturing his skuU.
Speaking of the terrible a?\ idem,
Lno Juneau Dispatch says:
i "Thomas Cur tin. a mitier from Uie
: Iditarod, plunged thirty feet from the
deck to the hold of the barge Pa la
yra at 7 o'clock Sunday evening and
sustained Injuries to his skull and
' brain that wiH probably cause his
At noon, today Curtain was
: still unconscious and was In an ex
tremely critical condition. The un
fortunate man is of powerful phys'qi
and evidently between and ::0
years of age.
'?Curtain boarded the Palmyra last
night to see a local stevedore who
was at work with other longshoremen '
discharging the barge'soarco of coal
at the city dock. Two lanterns hnn:;
on either side of the hatch and wit
ness?^ to the accidert are at a los
to explain hew Curtin could havi
tot been cognizant of his dancer
1 Purtin struck on his head and Is
suffering with fracture of the sk'J-i
: and <>on?iss4en of the brain.
! ' All that is known of Curtin her*
is that he came from Southwestern
\laska over a morth aso and va."
I formerly a miner in thp Iditared ;
; placer camp.''
Pr L. O. Sloan. who i< attend re
Cunin. reported Thursday that hf
! had passed through the crisis artf
; that he would live. He stated that
i' w?s a miraculous escape from in
j c'an: death and that only the tre
: mendotts strength of the man hacl
| j pulled Mm thrwieh
I
NOTED ITALIAN TAKES
HIS OWN LIFE.
SAM nUMCBOO, Jul 19 ? Loitf
j Donate \ euUira, an 1'a.iia.a no'
j twrth and of great ability a> a wi;u->
j aud iecturer, <\>mmitied suicide here
| > es-ieruay l>v slio>>i ng himso.i tbrou.
| uie Heart i:i a fit of despondeiuy ..
i o family troubles a id poor 1u> k as
i a teacher of laagua ;es. His complete
1 surname was Vent,.ra de lxv ee Bat ?
| and his family line traced bai k i
' far as 1199.
I Professor Ventura bo. an hw <a
oeer as a pagv in the court of K
. Humbert. W hile a voun . n . i !
; tame to this country and nia le a
reputation throuch "Peppi o."
j siory of an Italian newsboy a New
! York He was a dose friend o: tl
' younger Sahini. fro- wli i he \*i
several plays. In San FVan Ls o 1 ?
?ave readincs in pRn'e av.i M
French draraati<tc hefo~o c:;'t r
audiences, and a" so "e< ' ir i for a
time at Stanford Vnii - ?*
CANADUN RAILWAY COMMIS
SION QUI2Z PRES. D1CKtS0\.
Confirming the report received h<- ?
i last week from Vancouver to the <
tect that the White Pass rate ?
had been postponed until March l
a special to the Dawson Daily N- -
from Ottawa last Monday says:
The case of the Dawson Board o'
Trade against the While Pass Rn .- ;
way company, charging excessive
: freight rates, came up for heart;:
before the Railway Commission t!.;
mommg. and. after hearing cons:dv!.
able evidence. President Dickeson of
the railway, being the prim ipal w
nvss examined, adjournment of th<
? case was taken until March 1. wh
I it will come up for final hearing.
Fred T. Congdon. K. C , appear.-,
before the Commission in behalf of
the complainants, while the raiiron,:
was represented by Messrs. Cn
of Ottawa, and Elliott of Chicaro In
! the examination of President Dicke-o
Mr. Condon closely questioned hin
regarding the alleged "Shjsh" fnr.>
fto-m which. tt is charcoi. r
are paid to favored shippers.
| Mr. Dickeson denied that a
special rates had been given the "i
Von Gold company or A. N". C. Trea
cold during the past year, unless so *
disloyal employe had disobeyed in-:
stmcUons. Closely questioned as to
the existence in his company of r>n
earnings reserve (designated as a
'?ftlnsto" fund) out of which rebat
are paid. Mr. Dlckesrm said there wa=
nothing secret about this account and
1*,*4 is the same kind other rj.
road companies keep
i Chairman Justice Mabee of t'-e
Commission, stated that, to him. ,
1' looked as though illegal pra-ti^e
*-ere hi rocne.
President IMckewn offered to rrr
dnee fienrcs in detail for emrmtaiat
Vri "Pie r*<v- w<i? then adjourn*1
antil March 1st
NEWS FROM THE
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
Gordon s hot??l at PortyreiUe burned
r>n January ~th. It was a total loss,
in i there was no Insurance.
R. Ik Hasj '.l, formerly inin'?t?r In
chaj -o of the Oon,-ro-atJoaal ch sr. h
in Douglas, has been Veiled mayor of
Kverplt, Wash.
The Admiralty Tm ing ft Parkin?
Co., mi organization of Juneau and
Portland capitalist*. will build a (*>
ncrv this at Gambler ll*y.
David Epstoyn, W. F. GUtnour and ;
pi.-.s < O-Mo'.n are the Juneau I
vestors.
In- 1 tan Albert, one of the most, in
telligent of the voimis bucks in this
pari of the country, says the Whito- 1
borv-o Star, brought a silvw-grey fox
-kin to town one day this vreok which
lie sold to \V. A. PvokcK for $r..*iO, It
s a beauty.
William Cla;-on has brought sw:it
against the Cordova Transfer C<\ f\>r
$1' .'>00, for injuries receive*! by his.
son last winter while coasting. The
boy collided with a lf*m twdoictng ;
to the Transfer Co.. an ' received in
juries from whk-h h? will n<" or re
cover.
At Fairbanks last summer an.l fail
" ?indm.vsW Philip- impounded 113
ions A sirincent dog ordinance hiui
?tow l pa . ; making It unlawful
for a dog of any a~e or discription
a* any time to be outside of ati en
closure except when. harn-jssed to a
sW cr held ta leash by a pers-wi cap
About the first cf next we??k we
should hoar again the old familiar
ra the Kei %hikan Steamship company.
.
: :.-d w.: ?? new boilers and burns oil.
"hough th- re are a good irany point.*
in Alaska wai whore sh?? has touch"
d bottom. The name, w<* understand,
FY*r the Alaska cruh* s of 1912, the
'arifie Coast St<?rt>Rh Co., is re
.lodeiinc and rearranging Ihe entire
as^enger n omaftdaUotia on the
to e-',:ii;>pii<? t! s*'?r - for s rht
seeing scr1 ice in UHkti untl 'o suit
:aprovements will Ik> noted addition
il hath rooms, brin i? the total nurr
f*r of bath rooms up to clevon, two
r ?? raj u^o of ^r n. and two for
? oral i! ? of women, seven connect.
I with private rooms.
?Toe Hincham has boon -in White
'->rse for the pa?t wecfc from Fourth
?f July croek in the Kluatie district,
vhprv and Hush MrKm-ie arc
at work on No. 64 witli a hoi lor
? it'' ic a bolo to bedrock which hns
* yet never be on attained on that
Heretofore, a hard c ay formation
is boon accounted bodrork on that
>k. but beneath t"ie c!ay is a pold
-a-hit: gravel and it is far the pur
: >se of penetrating the latter that
"inchara and McKenriie are now at
?v.Trk. They expect to strike bedrock
. a i"i stance of b< ? < n t'lirty and
>>rty feet
Karl Samson accompanied Biasham
> town. He has nine men busy at
work preparinc to move a hydraulic
"ant from Yirein "< reck to T>rarth of
Tnly creek.
M'irny Pctts, of V? i oaver, B. C
nn rid Kfrnd'ker. a; d te'le the fol
?i ~: "The champion hard luck
tv happened to a friend of mine
who staked claims on S?:p'hnr creek.
TKo son of a woa'thy powder mann
ra t uror of Hamiiton. Ont., he start
1 North with $10,000. Ho fell in
v Ui the "Soary" Smith iranp, was
relieved of all but a small wad he
hicked into his boot, and proceeded
: .*o the pold dlcK?n,$s. He crosscut
evpry 12 feet and sunk hol,?s to bed
rock for a distance of a mile on Sul
phur creek, a work in whi<ih he was
^ngajred for a year, and he never Rot
s color. After completing this job
he was taken down with snirvy. He
was in the hospital for three months.
When he was able to tra.vN my
Friend returned to Hamilton, thorough,
ty disc-listed. A Scandinavian later
secured ro-.trol of one of his claims
pn Snlph-.tr. My friend had failed ,
?e go to bedrock In 9M pl*c?, m^A
sbiat beinx what he took for the r?*I
Article. The Scandinavian went U?r?
the mica .Icpoeit to actual bedrock,
and took out 1250,000 the first vc*r.
and a eimilax amount for aereral sea
sons after that. The tlatra wa? tow
er 39 on Suiphur. on*> of <he rtihest
individual claims of the Klondike
GREAT C< EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Low! Malt Rainier. 20
cent* per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ei
celfent for nuraJng molti?rt. Only
two barrel* left. After that prfc? wU
be 33 c?:nt* per bottle.
Pack Train Par
RIP RAPUZZI RIPS WOOD.
Rip Rapur.zl rlpa wood with a
"ifasollne Ripper." If tou have any
wood to lip. let Rip rip looao and
1vp It. Phone 40. tf
IV>ttl- d Pale Rainier, Dine Ribbon
and Olympla Reer for ?lo- at the
Hoard of Trade. tf
FV# SSc yv. can rpi a wholewm'
b?.me cooked n eal at the New Horn*
'?tftaurant, A*i Ave, Jprt off c?
r??dway
Alaskan want ad?. for reanlt*.
-
TO CURB A COLO fW ONC CfcY
Taka LAXATIVE BROMQ Q-Jmo?
Tablets. Itrnggfata refund mom? If
It faUa to cum. E. W. OROVE'Salr
nature it on each box. ? c.
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WMUT
VOU WANT
Wbrni roil arn out on a hunt tor
something appro prats a* a elfi. m
mPBibrr I have new (004* au< b u
a< , '."jirij cut Kiaaa, atlvertrare, ?n< t
l>eaui.fuiiy harxl painted cbina, ,.iat
m fr >m tbe aitt*r?, wbldl wu?l
make as band*niu? a pr??Dt a* tan
'?e mai.e. iiu h g<KMia are ami ys ?p
prrciated. | bave n<>uim< bot
at* ?t, up to data In pattern, and In
ialilf Notnu,* bin lb* very ueaL
Oar * atrb work, r aw y man >fac *r
<?il and skillful < ^araring apeak for
themselves W# do not tarn out orr
work <1 " < It i* finished In U>e b?t
na*n;,f>r ar,d ?? guarantee ?. ery pie.
of It. If jroa bar? an/ triable wrtn
your watch brin* It to us and we w '.I
guarantee yon entire satisfaction at
reasonable charge*.
Don'i your eyas when you
can =. t tVm examined frr? at m?
? liire with the laWt optical intfr
.1 1'iCu'A. A Optlctei
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
Kr*BiSHJft?ef*!3E6??!99*lC?H53
.4 11 iinbow Dyes are alisolntely guaranteed *o mlor
wool, silk, cotton and linen, singly or
9 At The Same Time
With The Same Dye
!n The Same Bath
; 'EKCO" "Sanitary"
?' Flexible Yard Long
*
Collar Hair Nets
? uPPorts Wear the best
Put ni> in transparent
Makes them fit with ease' tubf-s
3 sets for 25c 3 for 25c
. 4. HARRISON & CO.
Pullen House
MRS. H. 8. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS.
B *
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
?Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and Cream from our own Jer??y Dairy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THR BEST StRVTCB
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
Skagway Alaska