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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03
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II YOU have been pay
ing 81 to So for shoes,
atrial of w. l.. Doug
las 50 or $3.50 shoes
wni convince you that
they are just as good
IN every way and cost
from 81 to %l.5O less.
over 900, 000wearers.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03

An Egyptian contemporary says;
"OJr whole island is now girdlcd with
golf courses. All the world is no longer
stage, hut golf links"
piso'S Cure cannot be too highly spok-
On Of as n cough Cure.--J. w. O'Bricn.
S22 Third Ave, y. Minneapolis. Mimi.
Jan. g. 1900.
During the present century 400
human lives, $12J.00o,000 and 200 ships
have been LOST in Iruitless efforts to find
the North pole.
Carriers Ink is just as cheap rs poor
ink and is the hest ink made. Always
use Carriers.
Lambeth palace. in England. con
ialnS examples Of every style OF archi-
lecture since ITO.
Dycire is as simple rs washing whom
you use PUTNAM FADELESS DYES.
California stands 18th among the
states as an oil-produccr.
rITo Permanently Cured No fits or after
sae sted 9H KS s 81 Sns STg Ne
DIX h H. KLINE Ltd 1854 Arch ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
The date palm has been successfully
introduced III Australia
Fishers FIavorInG Extracts arc Endorse
~ pure food laws and the L. $, government for their
Many Chinese use their hollow idol,
as savings banks.
C"cItrOnch ExiGor is sur c>terrniuator tnr
COCK ro0ones heduuge red ants, etc Sent hy mail q,
IL Nj, tErE& GO, 2ls sycamore ST.. Milwaukee .s
A windmill costs about . cents per
horse power hour.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03

Lambeth palace. in England. con
falnS examples Of every style OK archi-
lecture since ITO.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03

the green predomina:ing The stunning
gown was topped by white Continental
hat relieved with bows and folds of back
velvet The velvet ends az one con- IN
were tipped with tiny gold spikes Mrs
Clarence Mackay was gowEed il deep
blue cloth relieved with touches of white
and her Large hat was of blue velvet to
match simply draped with the velvet
folds.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-03

We are the largest makers of mems SO
a,d $3.50 shoes in the world. We make
a s.H sell more SO and $3.50 shoes than any
''her two manufacturers in the L. s.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
, A WORD OF PRAISE.

Colonel Converse ]. Smith, who some time since visited Alaska as A special aPenI of the United States Treasury Department has in the Concord Monitor, published al Concord, New Hampshire. given a per sonal letter from C. w. De Sueca which concludes: "Our family all wish to bc remembered and say they are soirv fol people who have to live In such a cold climate as you do." In his published re- ply to this, and In brief description of his experiences in Alaska, the Colonel writes.
 "l hmk ut people ln Alaska, the land of iceoeTgS aud glSclerS, cOngratuldting them selves that thsv do ,ot live in such d cold climate New Englandi
 On th, 2olh of November, last wear, at tiiner given at Sitka bv Governor Brady, viOlstS were plscsd al eSch plate, pl,keJ from the garden, anI Indian ehil- dr n were playing Vn the Common without sl es Or stockings.
 "Ihsre Is mu.n truth in the statement made " Mr. De Sueca aS 10 the worthless vessels Una, wlll be forced Into the ser vice. The harbor Of wrangel Is full of abandoned steamers and all klndS of etdtt which are not even de4med Ssie for the return uIp 10 Seattle. A person may to- dA. go to Cape Nome by Way or Skag- way a, S-iely and pleasantly as 10 the PJclhc co iSt.
 "Mr. De Sueea Is a man of enterprise and iuil ol local enthusiasm. A telegraph line las recently Deen opened between Skdgwdv and Dawson, but until that line WaS completed they were not within 1000 miles Uf telegraph office. and today have no connection wltn the outside world other than by slow mails. Nevertheless, they are puDliShlng live daily paper, with a Sund v edition, the largest and best paper ln the whole ierri Ury.
 Skagwav, three wears ago, was uI- known, there being but que hVuSe there. lt new has d population of about 5000, wilh regular streets and avenues, school buildings, Water works. and there arc over twenty hotels.
 "CoNvERSE J. SMITH"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01

For stylish and good fitting clothes 20 to F. Wolland. who Is receiving the latest and most fashionable Report on Tailoring every month. New goods are received all most every week. I2I3u
 Best assortment and largest stock of gents clothing In Alaska at ClavSon's one price store, Fourth avenue and State street. I22Iu
 Dunlap hats at cheney's Boston store.
 Support Home lndustry-The Pioneer cigar factory of Skagway, wholeS le ei- gar and smokers supplies. If
 , ,I, Bacon for dogs, cents per pound at Lilly Bros. d.
 The "Citv of SeatlIe," and "Farallon" carry passengers between local ports, I'm
 Royal mail servlee between Log Cabin and Atlln carry passengers. express and heavy freight. For rateS inquire of Burdette X Loomis. mgnagers, Log Cabin, or K, E. West, agent, SkagwaY. 22 B 1T
 Earl & Wilson's Collars and Cuffs at Cheney's Boston Store.
 A pair of ClavSon's felt shoes prevents that awful malady commonly known as cold feet. Prevent the disease. IF 2I #
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
Cnion sunday school.

Skagwav has been particularly fortu- nate iu it's Union SunuRv School. The lumber that have in one capacity or other been connected Wiih it is very isfgr. The 6r,t Suprrinte q nt was ] \ Bioomhr,d with Ms. A P Mead a, assistant. Tue last named has continued ,s such to the present time. II q. Royal was the second superiute deni and was succrrde by its present tx- eml lary oficrr F. II. Watrg. T C other fficers ate: Secretary, Miss H - ;un; chotistvr, Allied Williams: lihfa'ian, Wynirr Pattspou; teachers, Ms. Ges E. Henton. Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. A. r. Mead. Miss Case, Mrs. Hillary, AlireI Williams, Mrs. Hracock, Mrs. Luke. Mrs. Whiting and ] J. Paul.ell.
 The average attendance for the year is about IIo. but luring the last half of il C car it has been over 200. Is meetii s ,lscr is the Young Mems Christian A . soc'aiion rooms on Fifth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
ORANGE GROVES
 10 ALASKA SHOWS.

A woman with the rounded features, smooth skin and limpid dark eyes of youth, frsmsd In luxurisnt white hair, vividlv recalling the grand danes of the court of Mare Antoinette; woman Of ev- Ident luxury and refinement, who leaves ner "dolee far nisnte" home. sl.adowed bv orange blooms, in southern California, to trUdge over the wilds of the interior,
 "Where mics, immeasurablv spread,
 Seem lengthing as you go."
 Such a woman Is Mrs. N. L. Ferguson, who advertiSeS on another page directory and gazetteer of Dawson and other points. she is one of those restless genluSes of great schemes. whose energy is ever on the trail of further riches just for the fun and excitement there is in the hunt. Such women are boon 10 Alaska or elsewhere. They are a stimulus 10 human endeavor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
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CANADIAN BANK.

NAVHEN the Cspslian Bank of com-
 wv mercr started here it was as a sm.ad branch of large institution, and m modest quarters. But SkagSay's busi- ness prosperity increased tSe business Of the bank to such an extent that a new bank building had 70 be erected on Fifth avenue, where the increased number of is clerk, and the general public hld ample acc, mOdstion for the time pres eut.
 The Canadian Bank Of Commerce hss more branches than any bank in th' Domiui n, Aui will shortly make q c important addition of hai k iu Seattl |. Money from the E,st can then be tran, - ferrvd to one of the brh ches At Vancot - yer or Victoria, then sen, to Skagway y mail. and from herv Co Dawson by tel, . graph. or iiom Dawson to points below in the same way. The hauk has p' id uD capital of S6. .ooo o,c, and reserve tf q. .oo". ooo. and has correspondents Si every important point where it has n.t branch. The Skagw y branch did s very large business with Atiin and Daw- son last year.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
COMMON SENSE.

1TaHE Common Sense Transportation u Go. Is a good aud appropriate name for the company recently organized for taking advantage of the changed eondi- tion of travel to the interior, for the rea- son that its plans and general scheme are based upon the soundest judgment and the best of experience. Dr. Cleveland, tor instance, who is at the head of the concern. was here on August I, 1897, and from that time to the present has been engaged in the transportation business. He first operated the Dyea & Yukon Transportation Co.,, and after that the Sksgwsy & Yukon Express Co. In both of these he met wi:h great financial sue cess. and his present company 10 the na'' ural result of an enterprising aeuvi'y always able to grasp new conditions and |, use ;hem to advantage.
 From the very first Dr. Cleveland has prided himself upon bis hue stock, and today his freight animals are the lsrge't and handsomest in the country. He has associated with hun in the management we'll known Kentuckisn, Mir. R. A. Grimes, who is also a Sksgway pioneei' In the early days he was packer over White Pass uai,; later one of a survey party tn map out the railroad from Ben nett to Dawson; later the contractor ol | the Dominion government to carry the msils overland to Atlin.
 Thoroughly acquainted with the in- trrior, its trails and clim tic conditions, these two men have projected common sense scheme of making the winter trip to Dawson one of before unheard Of ease and comfort, combined with oreat say ing of time. They have perfected new norse sleigh, which is of light consTue- tion, yet strong and durable. This IS calculated 10 carry five p 'ssengers aud driver, with plenty of rcom for each pas senyer 10 stretch himself without incou' v.nieucing his neighbors. The drivers have been carefully selected for their ex' perience aud absolute sobrieIy and reli- aolvness; therefore women and children may make the trip in confidence without need of other pro ee,ion than that af- corded by the company.
 The company will start it's first team to Dawson early this mouth. It has eight splendid teams, and already has contracted for the shipment of large quantity Of freight aud several passen' gers. Itis in daily telegraphie eommu' nfcatio..s wrvu fts ageuts m tue interior, and will start out it's freight teams aud passenger sleighs upSn the reports oi these agents as to the state of the trail,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
THE RED LINE.

n s was the elSe last season, the Red AN Line Is again the most prominent oi all the irsigh,lng firms beyond the sum mt, no onlS because of the Urge capital it has invested in fine stock, out more par tleuldtly because of the great advantages oi its close railroad connection. M. j.. Henev. ils manager, Is the contractor for the building of the rIllrOid, and wh:n the tallrosd was completed tO the summit lASt W inter. from then on until July the Red Line transported nearly all the freight from there 10 inland navigation. lt had thls distinct advantage over oil other frri shters. that |, hao the use of the Tail rOid grade trcm Log Cabin To Lake Ben nett, and its teams for months formed an unbrok.n procession between those points. starting ana returning wi h the regularity Of railroad trains.
 The Red Line Company has the same advantage this sedSOn. lt will take freight anl DIS engerS from the rdilrodt terminus at Bennett. over the lake to Cari- bou, and there along the railroad grade 10 Closeleigh. below Whi Horse. On Uni $ grade. of course. it will be possible, with the fine cattle of the company, 10 m Ike a high rate of speed. The balsnce of the journey over the new winter trdl Is alSJ reported in good condition. At present the company Is tperating itS teams as far as McCormlck's landing, from which point ireighting will be on the river to Dawson, but the compa Is in a position 10 at any moment extend iiS own operations 10 D,yVSon and h-vnnd As. uvuvN' who N now 10 Sk away, states that his company IS exrecting d great rush 10 Nome by this route, ana that every possible preparation has been ide to give speedy service to ,ll. Two hundred fine teams are now at B.nne,t ready for work. and the number will b.. added to as the demand for trans poitation increases.
 The passenger sleighS are marvelS of com ort. and with roadhouSeS at eonven- ent dis,aress all along the route, the jour nev will be one Of luxury compared to what lt was last season.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01

Mines to city limis-Aighlind Light. op- puSiie west of Fourth avenue. Low grade QuariE. Tunnel lu 75 f'e,.
 lhe DAILY ALASS AN (mcmingl. Skag VI budget ,fIerno, n), the SkagwAS N-Ws (AerklVl.
 Sieam,hip cumD inleS' oficeS-For Seattle, cnmpmieS operhling s Lrge Stedmers; .fNi>turia and VancOuVer. comp my, Opersjiug } >teamers; from Bennett 10 Az lln nI ,wsrn. companies, oper itlng 74 steamers. The number Ut Stsdmers val be Lrgely ln,reaSei this season. PIrIng.mlll ... ..................... | Saw mill ..........-......... Shing .....-........ .....s.... | S.hool-Pupulaiinn 100; schools 1; pub lc school, private. Roman C-thOllI, | M>C,bv culivge pfrpddtOrv school. lLe pubic SchOJl Was maintained u. tll liSl term almost wholly bv voluntary sub scriytion. For last tenn government has allowed sS3 per month tor principal, $50 per month tor le,cher, and fuel for nine months. Two other teachers are em- IlOyed.
 Sunday school (7oo DupilS)............ [ Stationary ani newSiealsrS. ........... 5 PhOlOgfephVrs ..... ................. } Po'Cup'ne (S-v HaineS)
 run pcfS ss.ssss.ss. ssssss ssss..ssss z PainJ,is aud decOlatOrS. 5 PnyS'eianS. ......... ....s..s.....s... ..''lC ke>tturdntS- -............s.s...s '''''il Real eState. ................... 2 Salvation Armv-Large barracks on F urth avenue.
 SaloOls. ......s s..ssss. ssslO Paving yearly license of sISoo each. ScNfct SlNlcllrS. .......ss The Arotic Brotherhood. Elks, E les, MiCcabe S,Red Men, Knights of PylhlaS. N sons.
 ldllOIs ssssss sssss.ss. ...ss..ss..s"s TinSmithS and s,ovem kerS........... 5 Town Counell-Elsetei bv p-pIl vote for O.e ss..T. rISSent mvuo r>: Johl HiSlap. rr->ii.n'; J. E. Lillv F. k T. ke lar. John laumeiSter. Frank w. Clancy, A. 5. Dlutrick.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
Number of Skagway
 Business Houses.

Telegraph-Whlte Pass & Yukon railroad telegraph from Skagwsy to Bennett. Dominion government telegraph line Bennett 10 Dawson and Allin. Dominion government line from ragish through Atlin to connect at QueSnelle with the Canadian Pacific. partly completed. IheateTS ............. ............sssss WharVeS. ............ .....s.... co. q Moore'S, Pacific Coast. Juneau, Seattle. All these wharveS run out to deep water. The approaSh tO MOore'S wharf, the one 10 the eastward, Is 37oo feet, and, with recent railroad addition, ii has frontage to which lTge steamers can tie of about 900 feet. All these wharveS have large warehouses.
 Water companies. S.................... I Reservoir S2S feet above the city, with a capacity of 1000, 900 gallons. Undertaker. .....s ..ss.......'.'.'' | U. s. CustomS-Deputv Collector An drewS and three assistants. Ottiee, Syl' veSter block.
 u. s. Ofieials-U. s. Commissioner, C. s Sehlbrede; U. s. Dsputy-MArshal, J, M. Tanner.
 U. $. Troops Company L. 24th lnfartrv, eolOred Capt hovev, commanding. u. s POStofiSe-Fiith avenue. w. B. Sampson, postmaster; M L. Sherpv assistant postmaster. See article anothel page.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01

hsines MisSion-Beauliiul bay on Lynn esnsl, tS miles south O. SNigwdv. Has lage Wharl. lhe route Co the PortJpine p,Icsrs a 1 h: great copper deposits dt Rainy hlllJ On the OhtOn trlll. Mmv recent discoveries ut valu ,ole gold dni eoppsrte caring quauz tn the immediate vial ltv oi h Ines Already teamlug over the icr on Ia; Chukit tiver.
 An.rltal. I
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
Article on sEaE way.

In the Ma;eh number of the Normal h. Siruetor there will he an arcticle on Skag- way and its vicinity from the pen Of the Rev. Dr. Lamont Gord,n, pr,sident of NeCsbe college. with illustrations from p { graphs kindly lent by Mr. Barley and Messrs. Clse & D'a2tr. The Normal h. ,iructor. says Dr. Gordon, Is the fore most educational rsper in the United itsles.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01
AnOt CT New BuiidInE.

pr. J. A. Cleveland will commence the erection of building on the northeast cor ner of Broadway and Second avenue. The building will be 7sx6o feet in size and one story high, though lt will be built with a view to adding one or more stories to 1t at any tlm., The building will be occupied by A. R. MeDonald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29

and Wire common. 81; Peoples Gas, sugar re
hnnx American Tobacco common. Continental 10
hacco common United States Leather pFeielru
ant BROOKLYN Rapid Transit. sA-d+ Northern
cec common Denver preferred and Pacinc NAH
.. ,y.as+ar, Union and AmaISamated Copper, 2lz.
READING administrations earnings TOT
cc,oher reflected in big decreases the effects OF the
recent coal strike. Results or the coal anu "
company showed dehcit OF sLa9'l0' against q
-Is ~ 500 rs IN October year ago and net earn
VS. ~ all companies showed decrease OF Sl--'%''
from the same month last year Total results -
h,h,,ad a deficit OF s545 4s3. reducing the su'pu'
from July 10 S164.474 against S.oS5'o+' III 'i -
spending month OF 1929 1. .ba
NIexican Central Con. pany will refund It's ooi'u'
A lower interest basis. and that earnnsS lii
current rate with reduced interest cnA ~
.hov = surplus for the stock Earnings u
Nexican roads have been increasing I saroaee
800 wears az rapid rate, owing TO the ,
., Industrial activity in the Mexican Fepuo"r ,,so
III 1-%I0T PACIFIC EARNINGs.-Union Fao'''.
earnings for October showed gam III 80 ~
sss5 1914 and gain in net OF $so'iso ,s... IN
first four months or the nSCsIl yea
net earnings Of $o2 .Se7- s,,.. iors
UNITED STATES RUBBER-Nia woe "u- =. "a,
IN United States Rubber preferred eh''','S - noo1
loss Of %. points, were thought 70 " - sant.d
.o,,,1at,o1 A director Of the company oe"'so
the report that the P'e'e'
nassed or reduced. ., -o,be-s
49, baan elected TO membership In the Ne"
60, Exchange: Albert J. Elias NO. o. broao
So ,.h,,- N Hess Of Halle & Steglltz 40 q
re-oadvav. and Nathan J. Miller. Baltimore M
s1I-TH AFRICAN MINES-An indicauon Una,
~ zor4 mines Of South Africa Will soon oe ope'e"
=, s-.t,a5 n q cable message from London TO a
Local foreign house saying that revival OF specu-
I.+t,r in south African shares is at hand. Many
rors,e- houses h deve that heavy specuLa'ion IN an
sro,ks VII soon ee under way on the LONDON fz%
change .-,-,r =, g.. :.
CAST IRON PIPE AND FOUNDRY-It is re-
-,-+s5 rom Pittsburg that the United States cast
I-or Pice and Foundry Company has applied lis
net earnings for the last quarter toward paving on
its floating debt
INTERNATIONAL PAPER.-The International
Pa74r Company has declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of III per cent on IT'S preferred stock
PEOPLES GAS.-Selling Of Peoples Gas Is
purely professional and does not represent sales OF
long stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
RIVERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers in yesterday :
market were: F. W Savin Co. who bought
rom Is go 70 10000 Southern Pacific Tuesday after
noon sold about 10 900 yesterday morning. Lock
wood Hurd & Co sold American Tobacco G W.
Townsend bought Ontario and Western; 2 Jurgen-
sen sold Provost Bros & Co. G1o3j bought North
ern Pacific common; Flower Co sold. Floyd <
Moore Il COO sold Southern Railway l. X. Worm
ser offered stocks freely. especially Sugar REFINING
The banking house which gave out buying orders a
few DAYS ago to buy 5000 Southern Railway com
mon has again given large huving orders,
taking all the ia stock Clews & Co. sold Alton
preferred and $500 Alton common. Wasserma m
Brothers and Nissan. Whitney & Co sold Brook
Ign Rapid Transit. Wornser and Kidder & Co
bought Federal Steel; F. W Savju $500. Bell &
Co and Nissan. Whitney & Co sold ]. r. Willis
ton sold St Paul ". B. Lawrence 1900 bought
American Tobacco; Dick Brothers and lockwood.
Hurd {, Co. sold. Hallgarten & Co bought South
crn Railway. Body, Mcclellan & Co and Hedge,
Lounsbery & Foster sold Ontario and Western.
Housran & co. t2o00 sold Atchson preferred.
Humbert 1000 and Vermlye & Co bought Mis-
souri, Pacific Caspary bought 81. Paul London
and Van Emburgh & Atterbury sold. Rodgers &
Randolph 4 cp1l sold ANA gamated Copper. Orvts
Brothers bought Rubber; F. T. Adams t2.6liO sold.
A H Combs q so bought American Tobacco, Bell
(, Co. Dick Brothers and D. Henry sold. Stow &,
Co. bought 81. Paul; Groesbeck sold. T. j Taylor
1000 bought Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. De
Cordova r. H Bissen COO. Dominick & Domi-
nick. Clark. Dodge & Co and Kirkner bought
Northern Pacific " o Fleming and Provost
Brothers sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
ATCHISONS EARNINGS

In the four months OF the current fiscal year the
Atchison company has made an average gain in
net earnings OF 1921 SIS month. In The year ended
June 81 the company earned about PER cent on
its common stock. but ar the present ratio OF
gain this years results will show about per cent
the common. For four months the increase is
equivalent 10 I per cent on the common stock, so
that without a further gain In earnings per cent
would be shown for the year. The dividend pros
poets Of Atchison seem 10 assure per cent for
the preferred even II years when traffic i well
under its present volume, and dividend for the
common in the fiscal year probably A
per cent basis director Of The Atchison com
pany said yesterday that the indica ions point 20
earnings in the fiscal year ending June So 1901, OF
between per cent and per cent. applicable 10
the common stock The gross earnings for Oc-
tober. 1899. the largest gross returns the
Atchson ever had for any single month since its
reorganization. excepting October. this year which
shows an Increase of $560504.