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Whatever you want in Men's Furnishing®, you'll find here,
and you'll find it right, both in quality and price every time.
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHON45 32
NUGGET MOVIES
Bread way, between 2ml and 3rd.
Q-oen Everc Night
'TideHty."—A drama by the Am
erican Film company.
"On the Ranger's Roll of Hon
or "--A drama of frontier life.
Animated Weekly.Universal com
pany.
"The Wishing Seat.—America
Film Co. i
Music by Mrs. Hazel MoBrien.
Commences at 8:30 p. m.
Local Happenings
The Jefferson is due in Skagway
from Seattle on Friday.
H. P. M. BirkLnbine of Haines,
was a Skagway visitor today.
Miss C. Be/nhofer of Juneau,
cam" north on the Princess Alice.
The Peterson came in from Ft
\\. H Seward and Halues this
mcrnlug. »
TLe Mariposa is due iu Skagway
from the westward sometime to
morrow afternoon.
M-s. R. Goding and children will
leave early in July for a visit with
relatives iu Portland, Oregon..
F. !.. Pedersen, son of Rev. and
Mrs. I.. H. Pedersen, came in on
the Prit'.cess Alice this morning.
Mrs. W. E. Herger, wife of the
well known Vancouver, B. C-, trav
eling- man, is a round trig passen
ger on the Princess Alice.
Rev. Larsen, pastor of the Luth
ir'.N < nurch at Treadwell, Alaska,
,ui(l 'Irs. Larsen, have been guests
..t the Pullen House for several
days
A baby ai-l was born to Mr. and
.Mrs Albeit McCann on Sunday
woruii g between .4 and 5 o'clock,
i>r. Gahie being the attending physi
i lau
Kight of the round trippers on
the Princess Alice went .over to
Whitehorse this morning while the
remaining 37 only went as far as
Bennett and return.
FOl'ND—Near Lake Dewey, one
tip for suit case fichic/ rod in
cloth case Owner may have same
by c^lliug at Keller Bros. Drug
6tor- 6-23-3t.
We missed "Rip" Rapuzzi and
Brown, the Mutual Life man, the
other evening and feared they
were lost in our big city. But
they showed up safe and sound.
E. Me\dams, mining engineer
for thr N". A T. & T. Co., at
Dawson, passed thorough enroute
to the interior this morning, .hav
ing arrived on the Princess Alice.
Mrs Teskey of Toronto, mother
cf Mrs. H G. McPherson of White
horse, came in on the Princess
Alice this morning on her return
ftom a visit to'the outside.
The steamer Dawson will sail
for Diwson tonight after the ar
rival of train Tn Whitehorse. The
Selkirk, at S:45 a. m. today, was at
Yukon Crossing on her way up the
river.
\V. Sonne, commercial traveler
for a Seattle, Wash., candy house,
and carrying a complete line of the
the celebrated Peters chocolates,
came in on the Princess Alice this
nio ruing.
At the rate the carpenters are
going today the decking of the
ne»v tennis court in the park be
longing to the Elks' lodge, and
beii><s out in by the Elks' club, will
be completed by tomorrow night, if
uot sooner.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Collin of
Portland, Oregon, .arrived on the
Princess Alice this morning on an
all summer's visit to the latter's
sisttr, Mrs. Moore, of the Portland
House. Mr. Collin is a millwright
and carpenter by trade.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance uniori of Skagway. have a treal
in sto-^ for their friends and
neighbors and wish to reserve Wed
nesday evening, June 30 th. Now
aren't you curious? Further an
nouncements in Saturday's Alas
kan. I
R. Swan and C. Webb of Van
couver, B. C, connected with the
River aud Harbor Improvement de
partment of Canada, arrived on the
Princess Alice this morning and
continued on to the Interior, where
?.hey will examine .into navigation
conditions on the Yukon and other
r.vers of Yukon territory, i
The members of the Canadian
Ro. ul Indian Commission, whc
pissed through Skagway about ten
days t'go enroute to Northern B. C.
points to examine into the condi
tion of the government wards, and
froTi t!'cre to Whitehorse, Y.
T, relumed on the train to Skag
way >esterday afternoon and will
leave lor the outside tomorrow.
Tliey ar<? stopping at the Pullen
House. 1
Tony Dortero is having the
front of his store building re
painted by George Barnett. The
"Clean Uo and Paint Up" spirit ia
rife among the business men and
people of Skagway gc-nerally this
summer and as Tony is alwayB in
the vanguard in any movement,
either DUblic or private, to improve
conditions in his homo town the
doing of the above mentioned work
was not unexpected.
Mrs. H. S. Pullen a day or so ago
purchased a 50 foot lot on the
north side of Seventh street, just
west of the federal court house,
which she will shortly turn into
a bower of beauty for the enjoy
ment of the guests of tha .Pullen
House It is her intention to
convert the middle of the lot into
a rip-rapoed pool, with a foun
tain in the center, and treas and
rustic seats around on the encircl
ing banks.
Ii»nigration Inspector Albert H.
Joy, his estimable wife and their
two children, will soon be leaving
Skagwav for Sumas, Wash., to whic
point Mr. Joy has received notice
of l)'s transference from the de
partment. The exact time of their
departure is not known, but it will
be as soon as Chas.. W. Durkee, Mr.
Jov's successor, arrives in Skagway.
Mr. and Mrs. Joy have been in
timately associated with the so
cial life of Skagway for several
years and have many warm friends
here who will regret .to hear of
their going away.
B. P Burrall, mining ailglnew of
New l'ork, who examined and re
ported on the Pueblo mine at
Wh'iehoise for Close.Bros, in the
deal they rnado with the owner,
Byron White of Spokane, Wash.,
about two years ago, for the right
of development, with option to pur
chase, came up on .the Princess
Alice this morning enroute [ to
Dawson, to which place he is bound
ffli the purpose of examining the
Granville Mining Co. properties
there. 1 Mr. Burrall has spent a
number of years in South America.
Mra. John Laumeister and her
daughter, Miss Lillian. Laumeister,
who have been living in Skagway foT
the past 18 months, will leave for
their home in Dawson, Y. T., early
next month. Mr. Da vice, an em
ploy© of the auditing department
of 'he W. P. & Y. R., will occupy
the cottage in which Mrs. Laumeis
ter and her daughter are now liv
?ng. 7he departure of these ladies
will leave a void In Skagway social
circle*, as the xpung lady has been
a YOry popular member of the
younger set. !
Mi. and Mrs. Daniel V. Miller of
Turre Haute, Iud., came in on the
Princess Alice this morning and
left on the train for a round trip
to Whitehorse, from which .place
they will return tomorrow in time
to catch the boat out .at 8 o'clock
p. m. Mr. Miller is a prominent
attorney In his home state and city,
and is the senior member of. the
law firm of Miller, Kelly & John
son, with offices on .Wabash aven
ue. Mr. and Mrs. Miller came
west over the C. P. R. railroad to
Vancouver, B. C., and from there
north on the C, P R. boat to Skag
way They will return home via
San Francisco, taking in the exposi
tion while there. 1
In the tenth episode of "Lucille
Love," which will be shown at the
Popular Picture Palace tonight and
tomorrow nig.'it the heroine fluds
herself temporarily beaten by her
unscrupulous enemy, Loubeque, who
has baffled her. Helpless and at
his mercy, she is virtually a .pris
oner on his Mexican ranch. Here
she finds dangers in every turn,
from which she is saved b) .a Mexi
can bandit, who unwittingly aids
her escape. A strange woman now
enters the case, and Lucille finds
herself alone in a forelgc .country
embroiled in civil warfare. Don't
lose interest now. Lucille Love is
absorbing, exciting and surprising
In Its rapid plot and action.;
Albert Burton, cable .operator at
Skagway, is shortly to bo trans
ferred, probably to New .York. His
successor will be Mr. Sanford, here
last summer assisting Mr. Burton
in -he conducting of the.cable of
fice, who will arrive sometime next
week, accompanied by his wife, and
occupy the Max Gutfeld cottage, on
the corner of Seventh and Broad
way Mt. Burton will.remain in
Skagway until the summer rush In
the cable office is over, probably
the let of October, and then go on
a three months' vacation before
settling down in his new place. In
1898 Mr. Burton was stationed in
Brooklyn, N. Y., but was transferred
from there in that year to tho
Phlllipines and has never been. East
since.
Harry E. Nolan, the man who,
late last fall returned from Eng
land where, after having been
wounded while serving in . the rank
and file with the allies, was dis
charged and coming over, located
at Knik, where he opened a gen
eral supply store. Imparted his idea
how he purposes overcoming the
difficulties encountered in freight
ing his goods from Ship creek to
his store. He says that while there
is a slough that goes with the tide
to v/Uhin.a mle ot his store, boats
already in operation of propeller or
sternwheel type, have had a good
deal of trouble with snags and the
shallows, therefore, .he expects to
build a flat bottom boat and equip
it wli> an aerial propeller similar
to these used on aeroplanes.
WANTED — Probationary nurse
a; the White Pass hospital. In
tending applicant should be at
least 20 years of age* Call. on
Miss Patterson at the hospital for
further Information. 6-19-tf.
FOR SALE—One scow .16x36.
CI °ao for cash. E. A. Adams,
Haines, Alaska. 6-15-2 w.
NOTICE
The public will kindly observe
ti-at no visitors are allowed , to seo
Mrs. Use Brown until furher in
struction. By order of .the
'6-21-tf. PHYSICIAN IN .CHARGE.
Manicuring and hairdressing. Ka
lem building, over Ask & Sons'
store. 6-19-4t.
JO BE SOLO 111
PU8LICJC1N
Reward, Alaska,.Juno 23—A presfc
doatial order. lias just been re
ce'vert here that .the government
townsite lets at Ship creek shall be
sold at Biiblic .auction. The new
towu will bo incorporated Immediaiar
ly and no gambling, liquor selling
or immortality of any kind will be
allowed within its .limits.
governoTgets
HIGHEST PRAISE
Atlanta, Ga., June 23—Soldiers
still continue to guard .Governor
Slaton's suburban home from the
mobs who threatened him yesterday
for commuting the death sentence
of I co Frank to life imprisonment.
Hundreds of telegrams .hav.e
bf4>n received by the governor to
day giving him praise for the sav
ior, of Frank's life.
communicated
Skagway, Alaska, June 23, *15.
Editor Daily Alaskan: I
I beg to call your attention to
an error in tho local item which
appeared in your columns yester
day in reference to the chloroform
iiit: of "Dennis," the old huskie
dog, and to tho fact that he was
not chloroformed, but murdered.
Tuo Skagway citizens lured the
old dog lo the bank of the river
and shot at him fourteen times,
badly wounding, but not killing him.
After the shooting the dog ran
Mck to his old haunt at the Board
o: Tradt saloon, but not finding me
there, continued on down .to the
wharf, where the men afterward
finished i'im with a shotgun.!
Tlu-re fs no punishment too great
for the perpetrators of the above
mentioned crime, for Dennis "was
certainly entitled to a more hon
orable death thrn was accorded him
he being one of the .vanguard of
the Skagway pioneer days of 1898.
Very .respectfully,
TUCK FLAHERTY.
BEL1KVE l'LATINUM BEEX
DISCOVERED IX DAWSON'
Tli eexeitemeut which occurred sei
eraS days ago. over the roport that
platinum had been fouud on the
hillside near Dawson was given an
other impetus when Dr. AVells made
an assay of rock found under Bill
Paddock's green-house at West Daw'
son, and declared the material sim
ilar to that found on this side of
the river. The doctor has made
several tests of the rock In.question
from both localities, and shows
bright buttons about the size of a
vest button, and hard. Ho says
that t • all appearances they are
platinum, but he will.not say posi
tively that he is correct. He de
sires to have the assays confirmed
ouxide if possible, and is sending
samples to various assay offices in
different cities. Some of the local as
savers say they failed to find plat
inum iu rock from the hillside. Ap
plications had been filed with the
quartz recorder this afternoon for
eight claims, which were staked
back cf Dawson in the stampede of
sever.'1 days ago. Xo applications
hfve neon filed for ground at West
j Dawson. Dr. Wells has had his
assiy i.lant running day and night
for a week or more making .tests
[of th<* supposed platinum bearing
j rock.—Dawson News.
I
EX-SALOON KEEPER
JOIXS DliV FORCES
Chicago June 21—The Chicago
dry movement got a.big boost re
cently when no less a personage
than the redoubtable iBarney Gro
gan, ex-alderman, ex-saloon keeper
and erstwhile political overlord of
the IStli ward, predicted success for
it. Grogan charged with selling
liquor without a license, announced
he had sold his saloon.
"Chicagoans," said .Grogan, "are
losing their thirsts and I sold out.
By 1916 there won't be a thirsty
man in Chicago. The town is
bound to go as dry as Sahara."
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever you feel a cold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
signature of E- W. Grove on the bos. 25c
"Little One"
Middies from 4 to ]4 years splendidly
made and fast colors 75c
Levi Strauss & Co; famous "KOVERALLS"
will Keep Kids Clean 75c
Boys tapeless Blouses regular 50c val
ues Our price 35c 3 for SI.00
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon* 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office* Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
Wednesday nnd Thursday
"Lucille. Love, the Girl of Mystery" — Tenth episode, fea
turing Grace Cunard and Francis Ford. I
Glen White in Gem's great instructive play, "Absinthe." !
"Jane's Brother."—Tlie Paranoiac Imp's drama with Jane
Call and Wm.. Shay. I
Mike and Jake as Heroes.—Max Asher and Harry. McCoy.
Music by Selmor and Canty. '
FIVE REELS
Bath Soaps 10c
When we say 10 cents, we do not mean
cheap soaps, but such soap as is made by
Colgate, Armour, Johnson
We also'have
A Fine Line of Toilet Soaps
At reasonableprices
Toles, Toilet Waters, Cold Creams and other
Toilet Accessories
KELLER BROS. cD0RUG
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Japital. $50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00
-{•••: < •'
B. M. BEHRENDS. K. WILLIS" "" GUY McNAUGHTON,
Pre«dent Vice Pre*. Ciuhier
Yon will find that a copy of the Dolly Alaskan wiH bo almost as
much appreciated fcy the folks at homo as a letter, and its lots less
kwork.