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55. City of Seattle
We "will receive
Green
Tomatoes,
Cauliflower,
Cucumbers,
Peppers,
Etc.
WV have the mo^t complete
stock of all kiuds.
C. W. Ask & Sons
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G?gars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationer and Fish*
?ng Tackle
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forrr.*! * -at? upas request
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Health Resort
of
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by local appfewsfeaa. m tbey oaasot
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naaJ caoda&oa. iMWiac wH\ be <k
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are otoNC by Oatarrfc. wfcicb to ooch
lag but ?? fcftoiaed coo 3 it ice of the
GMXMB ?UTPfcOOfc
We wQ giv* Oste Hoi-drxsi IV?lars
tor U.T aaee of tJeaTaeew (<?o*>d by
Ctotarrt CMC carrot be cur*c by
Ctoant Core. Send for rfr
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Sold by r*vs?to?e. T5e
Tkke Hall# ftoiy Piito for ooart
BY THE POX OR
BY THE POOID
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i ^est Candy
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RAW FURS
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HIGH - PRICES
!FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
Percey s Fur House
0?hko?H. - W.vconiin
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THEJ
MlWUfOUS. - WW*
W e lor Circnlar ?
Ai ska Fur* a Specialty
jVery Top Pnces Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
ROYAL
Steam Liaa odry
Ail Work G-dW*Ete<si Siort j
Ord?r? Promptly
i
Don
will c*li and d?Uv?r. J
PHONE 7?.
GERMAN AIRMAN
FELL 10 DEATH
RERUN". Oct. 1? Oapt. E>njrW>ar<i.
the twothw Oennan aviator. fell and
was k:D*?d today during the aviation
program at .JohannesUial field. He
?a? the Wdin#: aviation authority in
i <.*ermajiy .
The dr-ath of CapL En^rlehard
nakes the number of aviators killed
this year fifty -four.
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
Ska?ir*y Lodp* No. 451, R P. O.
j -"Iks. will tneet tonight at 8:30 sharp
AH members are requested to be
; present sad all TteiXia^ brotlwra are
j cordially invttod.
F. A. Cailarna.n. Secretary
THAW 10 FIGHT
FOR FREEDOM
PITTSBURG. Oct. 5 ? A report was
received here today that Harry K
Thaw, slayer erf Stanford White, will
soon make another attempt to gain
his release from Matteawan asylum.
H4a friends say that he has com
pleted a long study of insanity and
feefe certain that lie can prove htm
self sane when next examined.
MRS MAKE
FIRST 1 TESTS
TRINIDAD, Colo , Oct 12? A first
akl content under the Joint allspices
of the American Red Cross nnd the
government bureau of mines for "com
peting tf?*t aid teams of the Rocky
mountain mining district took place
here today. Colorado. Wyoming, Ari
zona. I'taJi and Now Mexico were
r?pro^entod The tests were for the
treatment of Injuries likely to befall
men engaged In mining, and the
prires awarded were to the teams mak
ing the best ttano and dressing the in
Juries most skillfully The winning
team pivtbably will bo sent to Pitts
burg next month to take part in the
naional first aM demonstration
LUTE STAMPEDE
FOR GOLD IS ON
SRATTUK Sept L's On the vTjje
of winter a big stampede is In prog
re?s to the gold canip of Ruby, on
the Yukon river below Port Gibbon,
and it ts estimated that 2.500 people
will winter there The people are
now living in tents, but are building
capitis Most, of the suunpedcrs are
from the Iditarod. which, though it
has produced in two years,
is only a summer cainp At Ruby,
work will continue all winter The
stamp??ders are going bj gasoline
launches and steamers, taking advan
tage of the la^t spell of good weather
before the rivers freeze. Compara
tively little geld has been found, which
makes the stampede se<>?i impnident.
but. old timers say the formation re
minds Uiem of Klondike and that
gold will stirely be struck.
GOOD CHANCE FOR MINERS.
Will let out on lay good ground on
Spruce Creek all opened up and read
to work. Pine opportunity for a
number of men to get out a rich win
ter dump Por parthnlars apply at
Alaska n office
A Model Husband.
"Yon appear pleaded, my dear," said
her friend
"Indeed. I am You know while I
was away visiting mother llenry went
fishing, and the neighbors say lie came
home with a beautiful skate."
"And is that why yon are pleased?'
"Certainly, my denr 1 looked in
the encyclopedia and found that a
?skate" is a large fish." ? St. Paul Pio
neer Pre**
MUSH ON, YOU j
CHEECKACO
i There will be a special meeting of
the Arctic Brotherhood tomorrow
night for the purpose of Initiation.
Just who the Oheechaeo who is go
ing to take the toLbome Journey over
the summit of the WMte Pass can't
at this time be menioned, but that he
is a "Skootawn Chewhaco" is vouch
ed for by a number of the brohers
who hatve lately come from across
tile imaginary boundary line.
No boats in port, many visiting
brothers in town and a good mata.
mute stew after the meeting sho*ikl
be an inducement for aU Drother Ar
ctics to be on hand.
Ttte meeting is called for 8:30 o'
clock
THE FIRST SOAP.
Acc?rtlin9 to Pliny. It W?? In Uh
Among tho G?ul?.
Who Invented soap? According to
rilny, soap nn InNentlon of the
Gauls, who used It for givlne n bright
hue to the hair. He also state* that
It wn? employed by the t.ermnns
both a* a medl< Inn I and as n cleansing
Mgent. two kind" being used hard and
soft There Is reason to belle* e Unit
It was Int'slu* ed "into Germany by the
Komans, though on this point there is
some dl(Tcron<-e of opinion
Homer tells us in the "t?d.\ ?ey" tint
Nnnslcna. danrhtrr of Al> Inotis. klne j
of the Phae< Inns, and her attendant*
washed clothes by trending upon
them with their foot In pits of water,
so that apparently she and her serv
ants were unacquainted with the use
of soap
Tin" fad that ?*>ap was obtainaii e
by ltoUIng together oily or fitly sul>
stances and alkal's was known al an
early period of history, but It must
Ih> l>orne In mlntl that the substance
referred to In the Old Testament and j
translated "soap" (Jeremiah I!. 22.
"For though thou wash thee with
niter properly, natron? soda and take
thee much soap." mid Malachl Iv. 2.
"For he Is like a refiner's fire and
like fuller's soap") refer to the alkali
Itself and not to the substances pre
pared from oily l?->dies nnd the*e alka
line matters.
The French w< nl for soap (savonj
Is supposed to have been derive!
from the fa* t of lis h.n\ inc been nianu
ftrtured at Savon*, ii"nr (tenon.
The manufacture of coap l>eran In
London In l.*"l, l>efore which lime It
was supplle<l by Tlr: 'ol at a penny
per pouud *A duty wn? Imposed on
soap in 1711. but after <e\.rnl red lie
tlous was totally repealed In 1S.VI.?
London Journal.
W??hingten Monument Bent by Heat.
The towerlnc Washington monu
ment. solid as It Is. oannot resist the
heat of the sun jxnin-d on Its southern
side on a midsummer's day without a
slicht bendlnc of the picnntlo shaft,
which Is rendered perceptible by
moans of a copjH-r wire 174 M lone
hnnc'nc In the center of the structure
and carrylnc a p'mnmet sns]>ondod In
a vessel of water. At noon in summer
tbo apex of the monument, .V>0 feet
al>ove the ground, Is shifted l>y ox
panslon of the stone a few hundredths j
of an Inch toward the north. Filch
winds cause iweptlhle motions of the
plummet. and in still weather delicate
vibrations of the ^rnst ?f the earth
otherwise unj>er<'eived are rejristered ,
by It
Bleed Thicker Than Seme Water.
"RlOod Is thicker than watet^? j
thouph not much thicker- -and not so
thick as pw water. The water of the
ocean contains thirty- Ave part* of ?a
line material a thousand, while the
vital fluid of the human body contains 1
but seven parts a thousand or one
fifth as much. In the human body
each of its myriads of cells is bathed
with this seven-tenths per cent saline !
flnld? Pleteilc and Tlycienl' <5a*ette j
COMIX Gj
MAY ROBERTS AnZJ
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY J
Commencing ?
SATURDAY, OCT. 14 Z
A Comedy in Three Acts
Mrs. Temples Telegram
A LAUGH EVERY SECOND-6O TO THE HOUR
Prices, - 5 Oc, 7 5c, $1
RESERVED SEATS OR SUE IT RBITTS DRUB STORE
LOCAL BRIEFS
1 A- Buy The Daily Alaskan 1 A _
1UC .On The Street For 1UC
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Rpwulta of the observation taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
Oct. 11, 1911, in as follow*:
Temp, time observacn .. .. 50 above
Max. preceding 24 hrs .. .. 54 above
Mln. " " " .. 4" above
Mfxin " " " 60 above
Barom'Wer 29:80 Cloudy S. Wind
The Table d'Hote dinner at the
Pullen House Is better than ever.
Why don't you try It Yon are wel
come. tf.
All the lata teT*graph news In the
Daily Alaskan.
R
NOTICE
Just received a shipment of fresh j
oysters In shell. Ton can now r*t
oysters on half shell in any qnantlty
at the Pack Train Restaurant.
IS YOUR SILVER
ENGRAVED?
Wh^re can be found nx>re genuine
satisfaction than in beautiful table
silver which is artistically engraved
with the name or initials of the owner
There is nothing that adds to the
appearance of a table, set for some
special occasion like beautiful silver
service, and th.it the choicest and
most unique designs can be had right
here In Skagway, is well worthy of
note.
Like all the slock in the Kirmse
store, the silver stock Is equalled in
no other store In town, and when it
Is know that all engraving U done
free of charge, this should be a gr^at
inducement to got what you are think
in* of buying at the Kirmse store.
It Is time to think of Thank**lvin*,
[ Christmas and New Year's dinners,
and to make arrangement* to have
a table service which will be In keep
Ing wKh the talance of the appoint
ments of your table
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'The Sanitary Milk Ranch" 5
The largest and best conducted dairy in Alsska.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN |ALA5KA
Respectfully Solicit* The Accounts
of Skagway|Firmf? And Individuals.
In big variety
Just Received.
Hats and Caps
These goods ? Reasonable Prices
Shoes, Underclothing, _ J
Uortero s rlace
inp. 42 1 Broadway, Skagway, Alaska