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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Jan. s. The s,aicur' y
the receipts and disbursements at thu Tr.'
ury shows;
This mo- -
heGclpts .,..,..",."...., So, 80 $50
surpIu. 81 "a, 81,
Deficit.
Receipts from customs TO DAY, SU,,
TAX, SHl .upi. miscellaneous, SutIl
National bank notes received Tor rev ms
ton. St,O6d.Glc
The current statement OF the United -'d'''
Treasurer for January 4:
GENERAL FUND
Available gold mathematics. So re
Available SILVER ......,. . H'
United States notes ...,........ %
National bank notes and Federal
reserve notes .........,.. 3, ~ ~
Certified checks on banks .... tuJ
subsidiary silver, minor coin and
silver bullion ............... - iTtN
Inclassited tunsorted currency. -
Denosits in banks ami Philippine
AvaiIsbis' currency in Treasury
and banks ,,...,,....., ,...'.'. ai7I.r 90
Drduct. current liabilities ...,., a. $50 =
Net balance In general fund ili4 q
RESERVE FUND
Gold cotn And bullion .........,.. So? ~ NJ
TRUST FUND.
Te redeem .outstsndiny certificates 81 al ,,r ~
Srasa sssA oash essets In Treasury 2GssNiS
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WASHINGTON, Jan 6 The sts,,un.' -
the receipts and disbursement al thu I'."
ury shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-06

Total sales to-day. S7o7Oo shares Same day 1916. 1896 January
to date. 2,N1 800. Same period 1875 <S66si.
Where . 20" follows . quotation II indicates Q bid or offer for 10 sharee
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American Brass
American Typefoundess
Babeoek 4 Wilcox
Buffalo & Susq. r. r. Corr.
Bush Terminal
Hudson Companies Pfd.
Lehish Valley Coal Sales
New York Shipbuildins
Niles Bement. Pond
Phelps Dodge 4 Co.
Scovill Manufacturing
Singer Manufacturing
Winchester Repeating Arms
Worthington Pump
STANDARD OIL and
MUNITION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
SHORT NEWS

J. c. HuLoER. sentenced 10 be
hanged this week for murder % l..
p. Nlcodemus. Denver hotel msn.
ggan,ed 3o.day reprioye By Gov
Carlson. o. Colorado
SNEAK THIEF took ,g5 from
cash register and safe % Octonck
knitting Co. rfth and Union. be.
tween s and O'Clock Thursday
night
MIYisAki kAMATAlo and
b-year,old daughter. Nishl. OF Port
BlAkeiey. run down and injured by
auto driven by l. Bushiong. 1909
Dearborn st.. NJ Third and wash.
ington ThurdAy.
RoeERT MILL, manager Of the
Merchants Exchange. spoke At
noon luncheon OF Commercial Club
today.
o, .. Lyons, 1905 Cherry st..
robbed OF e5 Thursday night by
two armed men at Minor ave. and
Seneca 1T
SEATTLE PRODUCE nssocia.
ton at meeting Thursday night
elected Officers. George Bryant
president and r. 4. wanAmAkcr.
vice president.
CHAMBER or Commerce Thurs
day voted 81 800 90 entertain NJ
annual meeting Of Northwest Mer.
chants association. which will be
held hero IN August
ANNUAL MEETING OF King
County Employees association held
Thursday night In county and city
building.
AMERICAN EXPORTS. BY end
OF fiscal year. June 20. viii prob.
ably reach $4,000. 0Oo. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26

Mothers who are raising
their boys 20 be soldiers N the
day ever comes when q for.
eisn foe threatens American
homes. will march In the pre-.
paredness parade June 10.
steps were taken Friday TO
enlist hundreds Of women In
the mothers legion.
A half doren fathers have
already notified the parade
headquarters that they want
10 have their boys and girls
march with them, In another
section.
Letters were mailed 10 the pas
tors OF every church in the clty
Friday. In which they we're asked
TO recruit Christian soldiers e
take part in the preparedness dem
onstration.
The life insurance men OF the
city. members of the Ancient Or
der OF United Workmen. and the
Washington Motor Trades asso
citation members. all notified the
parade committee Friday that they
would DO represented.
\ special meeting was held In
the Henry building by the insur
nucc men Friday afternoon TO plan
their part IN the demonstration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
WOMEN ASK FOR
PREP AREDNESS
7. r. Club Members Willing
to Raise Boys to Be
Soldiers
HONOR MRS. WHARTON
There may BE- some women who
are for

There may BE- some women who
are for "pcseeatany-price."
But there are others who are fol
preparedness-for resolute. ado
quate preparedness.
Among these are the members Of
the Women's Roosevelt club. OF Sc
attic.
Like the man for whom the ciut
II named, the women OF thls clgt
do not believe In halfway meas
ures.
When they are for preparedness
they are for Il strong and heartily
They cheered and spplauded Thurs
day afternoon for the Americanism
which Roosevelt typifies. and they
expressed them-elves quite willing
to raise. their boys for soldiers" sc
as TO make their country more So
cure against any enemy's aggres
sion.
There were 100 women present 10
attend the reception OF tho club In
honor of It's president. Mrs. Charles
IT.. Wharton. delegate to the pro
gressive convention at Chicago. The
reception was held at the home OF
Mrs. William G. Estep. IFS Aloha
81.
Decorations we're in red. white
and blue. The arrangement OF the
flowers vas In the same colors.
Thomas =. Murphine and Col.
Byron Phelps. also delegates to Chi.
cago. were among the speakers.
Mrs. Wharton made a stirring ad.
dress, pointing TO Roosevelt as the
man who best typified the true
Americanism OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
BILLINcSLEY IS
RELEASED AGAIN

Logan Billingsley. one OF three
brothers operating a drug store
at 1903 Stewart ST.. again escaped
prosecution Friday.
Judge Frater turned BillIngsley
loose. holding that charge
lodged against the store brand.
Ing It as q public nuisance. was
made under an obsolete law, and
therefore could not be tried.
The charge was made under the
1908 statute Several other al.
legged liquor dealers have pleaded
guilty within the past week TO
similar charges. notably J. j.
Kelley, former saloon man, and
two OF his clerks.
The court held that the 1915
prohibition law repealed the 1909
law.
Prosecutor Lundin will bring q
new charge under the latter law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
BUSINESS man
KILLS FAMILY
Neighbor Sees Merchant
Fondlc. Then Shoot,
Little Girl
TURNS GUN ON HIMSELF

SALEM. Ore, May 26.--Wlil
lam Paterson, manager OF the
Paterson Cigar Co. OF this city,
murdered his wife, Louise A.
Patterson. and 1year'old dsuah.
ter. Helen, early today. and
then pressed the muErle of q
.22-eAliber revolver 10 hls fore.
head and sent bullet crashing
thru hlr brain.
The woman and child were
probably instantly killed and
Paterson died at the hospital.
A fit or temporary Insanity Ia
thought 90 have been the cause OF
the tragedy
Paterson had many friends In
this city and was a prominent mem.
Der OF the Salem Elka' lodge
The tragedy occurred on tho
sleeping porch az the Paterson
home
II was witnessed by n neighbor.
G.. s Newherry. who heard the
shot which killed Mrs. Paterson and
looked over
lie saw Paterson fondling his ~
tle daughter. who evidently had
been aroused by the shooting
Soon he heard another shot and
a little later saw Paterson got nm
dress and go out and. feed the
chickens
He returned 10 the house. un.
dressed. went 10 bed and shot him.
self Newberry notified the police.
who arrived just after Paterson
shot himself.
Mrs, Paterson's mother did not
know OF the shooting. altho she
slept In the same house.
Paterson was attending TO bust.
ness as usual Thursday and was
down town Thursday evening.
His friends think Il was probably
temporary insanity.
Before coming TO Salem Paterson
vas resident OF San Francisco.
Mrs George H. Andrews. Mrs
Paterson's mother. arrived Sunday
for visit Thursday evening MIR.
aud Mrs Paterson sally talked OF
trip 10 PUGET Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
AGAIN CONTINUED

Hearing OF the central labor coun.
ellis opposition 10 petition OF the
Puget Sound Navigation Co. TO raise
its schedule OF boat fares between
Seattle and Tacoma. WIS continued
TO June IL by the public service
commission here Friday
The continuance was granted on
motion OF Attorney James A. Brad.
ford counsel for the central labor
council. who asked for more time
to assemble his evidence. He hopes
to prove the company is not entitled
to raise the fares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26

EDWARD kaAusE sentenced to
ten years Ia pen for KIDNAPPING
William Christie and three years
Tor impersonating an officer Thurs.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
MOTHERS WHO ARE RAISING THEIR
BOYS TO BE SOLDIERS WILL BE IN
LINE IN BIG PREPAREDNESS PARADE

AZ Thursdays meeting ~ the
parade committee Capt Arthur r.
s. Hyde. L. $. A, inspector-in.
structor of the Washington Ma.
tional Guard coast artillery forces.
war chosen chief marshal for the
parade
Contlngents that applied for
places In the parade Thursday rep.
resented the King County Dental
society. the Y. VI. G. A. class OF
wireless operators. 1000 members
of the Moose lodge, Augustine g.
Kyer. LowmRn & Hanford and the
Mutual Business club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26

stan a. 7 lbs pure cane sugar. SIC
Stall 100. 80 10 sack flour, 81 05. Rtal
i9f No 10 sack corn meal e5c. M car
fipton'H tea. 300 Stall g. leaf LARD ~ ~
H.. pure plT sausage. i5c NJ stall 200
q bars laundry soap pc. bulk chocolate
zsc lb. peaches. lbs. Zoe. stall 30. 30,
coffee . lha aGc. 40c tePa. / a lbs SOC
stall $50 new potatoes ~ 10 new tur.
uips lbs roc stall a2i home mRd,
cream pies. Zoe each. macuroous. dor
16c Stall s52 80 10 sack flour. 200
? cans cove oysters i5c. 25c can pine
apple &c stall n, red snapper. Toe 10.
fresh hhlibut. 3 lbs 200
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26

MILDRED LoRINo, Seattle girl
wins 81 900 Sarah Beriner scholar
ship at Johns Hopkins university
baltimore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26

HtRIl y, ? lbs Ftandhrd RTnnulaI ~
sugar. Go. Stall 70. fresh paHteurised
milk 90 at stall -. pot roast. Toe 10
1870 III. stan -. isc can corn. lie
Stall 80. Yakima potatoes. tt1o sack.
delivered sunkist Granger dor. goo
stail g. fresh ground peanut butter. zoe
Atkinson'H Mason Jars pts hEc. ats CSC
Boo underwear. Poe. stan -. small size
In ladies' sample shoen. Use up stan
1874 SOC Jars pure strawberry and ruHp-
borry preserves. csc. or fpr SOC stan
b. strictly fresh EGGS dnilY ITO doz
stall 1903 iJc cans 81 tomntorH. 100.
stall 6. strong paper shopping bags Sc.
for Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
WILLIE

Stalls 1914. T.lsphon. pea. . ibs igsi
black mission nEs lbs 49, home.
grown asparagus . lbs $50 STAN. sic
frsah churn-d creamery butter. NC h.. !
lhs ssc. fresh ground peanut butter 100
TO-. Z lbs $50 A. SfonGH No so sack
patent -four. ~ IS. CSC can tea. soc, 1fe
can cocoa. iic. . IN pkNs shredded sheai
biscuit. Zoe. SOC HoyRl bshlnF powder
1scs cans tomatoes or corn. gGc. Q cans
pork and beans zoe. Use rolled oats roc,
lbs loo prunas gsc. iBs head rice
2sc. 50 can Italian div. oil. $40. q
lbs Japan rice zGc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
PUBLIC MARKETS
con ~IH

stall. is-ss. poe can italian oiiv. OIL
sbc. beet shits soap : largo bars 100,
spaghetti. &c 10. stall lis. %; roast. 10
~ i1Hc 10 strictly frssh chickens sits
ib choice steer STEAK. ice 10 pork ssu'
sage Zoe TO- stall io3. fresh creamery
butter. 21ise 10. 2 ibs ESQ. lbs 81 o.
fresh puiist ,grr. $50 dor fr.sh dnek
eggs. . dor Sc. stalls z. a. Q. 7. leg Of
lamb, ise 10 shoulder lamb. iaAs IN
PORK ioin. lee ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26

Choice patont flour tip. delivered
best milk. s5t5 case delivered stall.
ia-iS. Telephone peas. Toe 10 stall
rs, fancy apples. VI % box. delivered
ss.dlsss grapefruit. FOR i0c; cherries
tSo H. stan Is. s ibs uAchroui or apa
Eha'ti 25c: extra large raiainH 100 No..
caps milk. $50. stan .. best pot roAs,
DC No. so. pot roast. &C.. fresh ham
burger lba abe No. - pure lard 900
stall i02. isc coffee 3sc 10 best Wash.
iuston creamery butter $50 lbs oJc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
STEAMER SEIZED By
ENGLISH Is SIGHTED

Z PORTLAND. May 2s.-Towed
b. tramp steamer and conveyed
by the British cruiser Rainbow.
the launch Oregon. seized In the
Gulf OF California By the British.
was passed off Cape Mendocino
two nights ago by the Standard
OH tanker Atlas.
When sighted by Capt. Alex
Xirkwocd. the tramp and her tow
were rnaneuvering about to escape
damage In a heavy blow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26
EESEE: WHO'S


"CAESAR"-Yes, it is fact-come visit the
homes of thousands of thrifty people,
''CAESAR' has come to espouse the of the
people in their efforts to reduce the high cost of living
CAESAR" the peer of his age, the pride of his
counrymen, and justly entitled place in the hearts
of those who appreciate real worth This the
introduction Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-26

Pot roast &C. n legs lamb. &c NJ necp
homes. &C. H.. fresh churned butter
lbs sbo, fancy butter ace 10 fresh ranch
eggs ? dor b5c. Chrnation milk. Gfat
can. any patent flour. ti7 30 sack. Quaker
oats. 100; cans milk. csc; pineapple
lie can Royal baking powder. acc can
sausrkraut &c N. relish. $50 at: hslibut
lbs. 25c. salmon. lbs 200. sturgeon
I 30 IN full cream cheese. 400 ID
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
HAYNES NOTES

IGainues Oct. 31-J. NJ. Tanner Candidate for senator to the terri tcriaI legislature, on the Democra- tic ii ket, addressed a fair sized au- dieuce a. thee Arctic brotherhCods hall Saturday evening.
 J. II. Chisel has his three story concrete building up and all en- closed. The outside work is almost completed.
 Tom Morris, who has spent the past summer in the interior, re- turned 10 his home in this city few days ago.
 J. NJ. Anthony is fitting up the building belonging to Sam Nixon on Main street, where he will open a mca market in a short time.
 An enjoyable time at the dance given in the A. B. Hall, last sat arday evening is reported by those who were fortunate enough to be present.
 ". S. Cranston, who has been employed by H. o. Banta on his homestead during the summer, has moved his family into one of Wm. Holgate's houses for the winter.
 W. B, stout, who has been con fined to his house under quaranS ne with whooping cough, which he contracted while visiting his daugh- ter a4 Cordova, is able to be out again. Dr. Craig having raised the quarantine last Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
FAIR EXCHA.9 9-
4 New Back for an Old Ore

The back aches at times with {. dull, iGdescribabIe feeling, m-al-g you weary and restless; piercing pains shoot across the region ol the kidneys, and again the Iu-1a arc so lame that to stoop is agony. Zo use to rub or apply a plaster to the back ii the kidneys are weak. Ton cannot reach the cause. AlaaE-- residents would do well to pro4. Dg the following example:
 Mrs. G. C. FosdicE, 60l5 S.. Law ence St., Tacoma,W @s-, says: My back was SO sore and --.---- that if 1 wanted to take ID aag- ethipg from the floor, I bad to. g-y down on my knees. There r@s. 8 lump about the size Of a dollar over each of my kidneys and t-. made my back so teude'. ana sore that I could hardly bear to have my clothes touch me. At night could scarcely turn in bed and was so lame and sore that l could hardly get around. These troubles were brought On by a cold setting in my kidneys. Deans Kid uev Pills cured me-"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy get Doa1's Kidney PiIls-the same that cured Mrs. Fosdick. Foster 3IiIbrsU Co.,, Props, Buffalo, \. '.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
GOLD PIERS FOR BRIDGE
 ACROSS CHENA SLOUGH

According to the Fairbanks News AIiner, when the bridge across the CheUa river is completed 1t will be worth a couple of thousand dollars more than estimated by the Alaska Road commission when it started the warK.
 Colonel Richardson figured on giving Fairbanks a good bridge and .au his friends thought he would dc so, but no one ever thought he would be So lavish in his work as to erect gold piers. Yet that is just what he is doing, or what .I. J sommers, the superintendent 0. the commission, is doing.
 The rock being used for concrete comes from Peter SteiPs property on Birch hill and will assay $2.50 per ton in gold. As there will be several hundred tons of it used, the foundations, if run through a Etamp mill would produce some hundreds of dollars.
 Bur f is none too good for Fair hanks at that.-Ex.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
S.Vij Reward, SlOV

Tine readers ot ti!is paper will be pi.,scd t0 learn that tncre i3 at least one dreaded disease .Gitt science has hee. ahlo f1 cI5r,s in aIl it's stages, and tI.at Is Catarrh. Halls Ca'tvT:r Cure is the only nosi:ive cure Lew known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease. requires q constitutional treat formally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces or tie system; there by destroying the fouudatinn of the dis- ease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting have so much faith in it's curative pow CTS that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails 10 cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 rake iIa!I9 Family Pills for constipation
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
UcaI Qy. 05

FARIS-Ihe French "a-tl,r" has shown his cunning b. thus Iaro re
 a1sung all oLgata .oI t-e comuiasagg
 department ol ,he army to cut down tla .aer4yua '-gvlts Ee makes cut
 e. taa aa-el.-5 -a the zone ol vae .ar4l... uausu.7.. uhea, & la-
 .a1ra supplement- with l.e men uc@r the lroal and winch is uca-
 -u-ua. I4 a..a. brings from tree Ja GoH times vh.ti it really ought ro soil ..s -- the IsGose staJoas.
 U.a.a .&u-la- lri@g 9rogo.Jiouate s..,.s ]. a-.-s -- ts- ilucralt ta- z-a~s -sgaai-aL ly the commis ary .u..a. m..-. ..e motor ue-lltrg aa-a are l.t G.LJ enough '-c. g-- E.s ...,- .- t.a "sut--c.'
 The csa.a..s. y.--.-slt ia
 ROY ...sa~ a---a-g remedy. Two .a..-... general a...-- have laou g t.as..- .l l--s. ..aHt l.a-.ig-y.ug
 ...a. ..-l.- ,a. trent with B. view sa .-..t...- ...c promptly e cry
 t-.- -. ..-..--- G-a- -a addition ao ...l -.....r r.Uals. Lao- tore is a@..... z. aa.--- aQo,y1g men ..a- r.a -...i-..as supplied f ou ...- -.g ae lg.. readily caHrte5 ito ..- aea than .y the m9--.-ba- .aa~ ..l--- which required more .a. ...a ....- s. spared.
 H... -- ...r g...-.l ste. e. em- .l... .a.y lion and 5a0 o-asa.a. . ... .- .-.... vii .a s--....r-.- j.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
uUTIr. r.EEaYDOE WEDDING
FRIDAY EVENING

Announcement was made today thar the wedding of Mir. George Huh, Assistant Cashier of the flank of Alaska, and Miss Lillian
 I7ydou, of Chicago, will take place tomorrow, (Friday) evening at s o'clock, in the Presbyterian Church.
 masmucl as lIr. Huh returned from Anchorage but yesterday, it was impossible to advise the friends at ap earlier date of the wedding plans in detail. MT. Huh had in- sister upon but two things, name Iv that the wedding take place at the earliest possible moment after h. return and that it be planned 50 that any oG his friends who cared n witness bhe ceremony might do SC. The service will therefore take p-ale ia the PrsbyteFian Church which is perhaps best known az tue lLulLodist Church building. HDg. l.. II. Pc-c!son will oILlclate. 1lr. c. J. Earweu will be at the organ and Nr. ". L. Landsbor- oa@h will sing.
 Although an effort has been ma(S ,y reach in person the immediate 1lJa,s who are also being asked lu s@.tteipato in the wedding sup per. which will be served at the auuoa House at. 9 o'clock all otn- c.s who may wish to come are in 5ited to the wedding at the church.
 4 short trip is planned by the prospective bride and groom, after which they will make their home in . .4c apartments in the Broadway Building.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
.lANl DUFF WILSON
 OVER THE ATTACK

The Oregoaian of October 27 says:
 Ashamed Of their party!
 E.-.. u.a the four words which ..l..5a Hay many Wilson. buttons ...- ..1 ta the street or handed l. .-u.4a- supporters yesterday fol- ..wa. y-l during the demonztra- ....- C. l-4la-@.a 1elo sought, i'll ... 10 Jr-a-s ID inc meetings of ..- .-aa-- Special women.
 -....- WAS & u.om-lt.aJeL mob
 -aaa-o such a loomerarG as ..a ..,.ay. Members CT the Hughes ..--E -.rDg -a.t town with hand -..- .. Wilson Dut-ns tucked away ... U.a--. -f tl-i. active day
 '. -- .-e Daaoelasic clubs
 ..- ...." a.-n..a.5 The Oregon ... ..... !. .-.o.-s-. and iu per ... *. ... -..l. an apology for the .... En-. a-....t cf'.cme of thei ...... ....r...ra 0rd to say: .-..:r ..tau vas not with my 'aD- .. -. with tie complete sanc- ...u .- -sr -.-aaizat.on."
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02

w.g Princes Alice will sail for ..... 8. nine o'clock this evening.
 "#... -agor cG the settle firm -- .r..a- L.-., manufacturing jew . s.... Will sail aoc Juneau cn the 1 ae. spokane this evening.
 r..aa sj.lgao..z, superintendent 6. ...a. -o- .a- ALsr district, will .a".. .- s--agway tonight and go s.a.- ea taa Princess Alice.
 4 L gau.ar. ". P. agent at ..a#a, arrived in sIsagway last night and will sail for the states ca t-e Princess Alice tonight.
 -.-s. T. D. Eirmsa will leave to- ..., ga tae Princess Alice for tho aga.a u-voute to California, where s-- will a1ead the winter.
 2. r s-uma-e, the afcabIe may -~ @. Leg Cabin, B. C., came across -a2 Ia~ last night .o SEagway and
 returned to his home this morning.
 A. Burger and Vie strom are pas .c-ae4 or tontglts .ratn for Skag- way, Grcuta to the states. They hay. reserved passage cn the Alice.
 word was received today by Agent Weir Of the P. c. Company that tle Str. City Of Seattle would aaI from Seattle for skagway and way ports on Sunday evening.
 A Van 1IaverD, representing the wet Ccast Grocery Company of Tacoma, after calling on his trade u ,'ss city, left for the south on tie -ar.Ucsu I@st night.
 J. ". Gt-ham, who has teen a.=fztart to --r. Weir of the Pa asrc Coast g. 8. Company, during ta~ rast sumner, together with 1is wife. will leave for the south. to- afzai 'cn the Str. Spokane.
 Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Armstrong and two children, 8Ir. and Mrs. J. Larsen and child, A. Mcleod, chief engineer of the Str. KIuane, Mrs Oliver and child, and MT, and Mrs. Rouse, all of Whitehorser will ar rive in skagway in time to sail south on the Princess Alice tonight.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
Peruvian Potatoes.

Peru is the natural hame of the pO- tato, which grows in many varieties Of these the most famous is the Peru viau yellow potato. It is of exquisite taste, highly nutritious, with a golden color and . thin skin.
 THE SANTOX STORE IS THE
 SAFE STORE IN WHICH TO
 TRADE. If it were not, it could
 not get the San-Tox exclusive agency. Keller Bros. Drug Store
 is the Skagway San-ToX Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
Only One "Bromo Qufnlne'

Whenever you feel cold coming on,
 think of the full name LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Cures Cold in one day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for signature ofE. W. Grove on the box. 25c
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
Ccnceited.

"Van Hamm, the actor, seems to be growing a tife deaf. I wonder what caused itT'
 I'm sure 1 don't know, but he claims it is the result of constant applause ' St. Louis Post-Dispatch. SAN-TCN. COUGH DROPS, Admin fstered on sugar. Acts almost in- stantly. The prescription of an eminent physician. Keller Bros The San-Tox Drug Store.
 Personal. "Senator Squareit says he stands for the greatest good to the greatest num- ber."
 Well, he does. Only he thinks the greatest number is always No. 1."- Life.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02

William Taylor of Whitehorse will arrive in 'Skagway tonight and take the Princess south.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
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 NJ. E. CHURCH

ts Saturday, s ?. m., Silver F' 4 Medal Contest, Temperance # 4 yells and songs. *
 # Stlver offering. & < See program tomorrow *
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-02
HELLER BROS. is the skagway

San-Tox Drug Store. They sell and guarantee all of the San-Tox Remedial and Toilet Preparations Ask for the San-To& Blue Book. r. tells the 'San-Tox Story.