HAINES ITEMS
Miss Olson u sister of Mrs. N. (!.
Hanson is taking her vacation in Al
tiska i!ns summer. and is the Ktiest
of her sister anil Mr- Hanson. Mi-s
Olson bas lieeit tf&vlitRg school in
Washiuttfon.
Mrs KUeit I'yne ami her ->>»
so|»h returned to Haines ml ; e .!>
tVrson. and will conduct I'■.«* '-'A"
em men t school at * It is }>!:»«*••
coming winter. Mr t\vn«» !«sa»<:»«* 1
lu-rc for the last two winters, and
!>er son will assis' her in «ork
this winter, lie h. > f»*en i
the I'niversin of V .i-:nMittott.
Your r»rre-|He:d> at Is Informed
that tile hospital l>utld::i&>iit Humes
s to he turned l«tto Orphans'
Home for Native ehiutren
It ■ rumored th;>t (he home
of the I!.. :.e Mission of I ■>
they can riiviir suitable i
:t anatoia rheumatism. i'Hiiv > iIrjJ
holler ami will soon be able to trav
el. when iiia moihei will brins him
home with her. Noil Stid!i»m is
v.I'll known in Haiti''*. ami 1»is many
friend* uro glad t<» Uiiow that he is
gei-t hk Ivtisr ami will ho glad to seo
him again.
Tin* ball given in the Arctic
iirotherhood hall last S.itnrday ove
■tfnj! In the Loyal Order (»f Moose.
»a« one of the must enjoyahl?" ov
i- t ever In-Ill in Haines. The dance
uas .1 success At every way ,\ l.uc.e
. rowtl attended. there lieit u ninetv
seven tickets sold. The hall «va.<
- «ttufortubli filled before the Sp<>
.I'll1 ii-rtved. and a largo nitm'er of
ll;e passengers joined tli< local |M'o
plo in makiiiK the evening a JUictev
: \ inm li Was served .it midnight. and
j tiie dancing coi tinned till four o"
! <ii-k in the mornit'R.
T' e rourisis from the Spokane
Iu ere lond in t lielr praise of the wel
coir.e tendered I he in by the local
[ |ii 'le. ad slati -1 that thi-v had mil
! . v..-II received at .in> ot or
I ,
it (J;»» ♦!»' ;il.Mn>it:n-l>»*ari»ii: rook
. I'roi i f»mr ;*» six i'» ■«? in I *i» ku<»s»s
i:o per tan has luvii itiseavoreil
• • l*"t.*t«»iie * l»v .lalm
ni.tl S 1. Oliver. W'.a Ke*»i their
-•'.ivks «if Se;irMe.
ss l._ While, w !:o is
e V.:--.i liiiremi nf i: •• Sealtle
Chamber of Commerce is visiting j
her father. K. J. While, publisher of J
The Stroller's Weekly, Juiteau.
JfKV 1NSTKI <TI.I> TO Af 1 IT
I V 1". S. \I.\KSH \! I
Ketchikan.—lipon motion of the
defense. Judge Hubert IV. Jennings
instructed the purj to bring in 11
verdict of "not guilty." in the case
wherein Walter H. Shirpe. depjly
I S Marshal w as charged with con
spiiac.v to violate tlie proh'1 t • •»
laws, with illegally having liquor in
his possession, and with transport
:n- tlie same.
Juilm- Jennings tcld the t;;rv that
t!,« was no evidence whatever r*>
warrant the chargo, that the lmnar
in unestion was seized li\ Mr Sliirpe
as he had a right to do as an i Al
ter and that there was a si)! ill el > no
evidence whatever of .in> conspiracy
as charged.
Workmen on the property of the
Valde/ <:>>ld Company on Shoup gla
cier, across the ba> from Valdez re
port that the new tunnel recently
driven ha* tapped a fissure carrying
ore values far in e .ess of the com
pany "> expectation?
i\ S II.strict Attorney .1. A Smis
ner ret iiriM'd 10 Juneau from Ketch
ikan "« ihe steamship Spokane. A
IV'v mailt rs are y« t to he brought
before III'- court Hl'd it is expected
the remainder of tho officials will re
turn to Jutieau next week.
STORTING NEWS
Seattle lias again hit her stride and
is steadily climbing the pert-entas"
column again By win nine two games
from Sacramento "Seattle is no*
within four points of IjOs An coles |
wliicli is holding down second place
The New York gitinls ar ■ pla-ms.
bang up ball, and have gained, or
the Pittsburg team within the past
two weeks. The I«'ew York team
however, are thirty-two points lead
ing the Pittsburg ball tossers
has the slender margin of one pnim
over the fighting Cleveland team who
was twice nosed out of tfrst plat <
by Babe Ruth's team mates, d.ning 1
the past month.
Ralie Ruth has lost his home run
batting eye. He has only hit out i
two home runs in tl<*> past t-vo weeks i
This batting slump Mas o-n;«d hint
t
up to this time
'
Juneau. It has been announced
■
Powder Company ^
close their local offic ■ Tii" compa
ny's powder magazines » . ontP.v
to operate, however \ complete ,
plies will be carried in stock R. K i
Murphy, local manager "ill cnr;nue
to call on the Alaska trade each ■
year, but will transit : '
Seattle The depression in the m.n
the cause of tl.f <\.sing of '! e office
jf Are your flannels
^ stiff and scratchy
jfc and tight after
i " they are washed?
THE"; -in u!«ln*t l>e. and they wouldn't
In-, if they v.erc washed properly in
tb:» modern, ruleless way t 1i:it is so
easy and ([iiirk that yon may think iL is
impo^i' !•■ until il i- tried.
It i> ; . -j. iiol w.iter. and yellow soap
Ilia' !• a fl:.tnivls. All these dangers are
- 1 the
iu '.v I- ' - i product prepared especially
f.»r w i: . .1! - a:»d all fine fabrics.
Tiie :• delicate while (lakes melt at once
into rich sud- that cleanse l»y dissolving
the diri.
All that is needed is to soak and squeeze
flic garment in flic soapy foam, first cooled
until it is lukewarm. Do not rub nor twi>t.
I "so a few Ivory Flakes in each of the luke
warm rinses, dry the flannel in a sheltered
spot, away from strong heat or cold, and it
will stay as soft and comfortable as the day
it was bought.
Women like Ivory Flakes because it washes
silks, georgettes, sweaters, delicate colored
garments, and all fine fabrics so they look
like new. It has revolutionized the art of
home laundering. No one, now-a-days,
needs to wear uncomfortable flannels,
or any garment that has a "laundered"
look.
IYQRYsoap flakes
Safe for Woolens, Silks and All Fine Fabrics
M:i<le 1>V llio i»:i!nir.U'lnrer* of Ivory Ponp
anil i1 a'.d C! 'l lit* White Naphtha Soup.
Tlio purify, mildness, and safety of Ivory
Soap, plut n marvelously quick cleansing
power due to the concentrated form.
Put Ivory Flairs on your grocery
list now.
OLSEN & MF.ITERTN
Alaska Distributors
JUNEAU
Big Game Guide
Sport mwh «hn »it intcrcM
«><1 in liuniinu his Kntnr in l!u
Un>vr ^ nki.il <oiinir> »><' ln
I \iti*«l to call on hit. .1 havr
lii«".l rot manj' ><'!ir> in tlir \t
lin count i>. ami <»n pmniilii"
liunfinu juiillnt fitir -in*rinn'Ti*
I liavo ii c«"l |H»«w boal
for lake luiniins ami (l»hlnc.
For informal ion rail or it' 1 -
I <Jr.-»
Tom Williams
M l IN
THK SKACWAY
Pioneer Dairy
n. F. SFF.MAV. Frop.
itit SAnfiAhT tellfc RANGH
The largest nnd l»rst con
ducted dairy in Alaska. .
Daily shipments" ol put**'
miik ami cream to aU
points on While Pass A
Yukon Home.
i'ilrs fuml In fl ro II I'aj*1
Druggists refur.C r.oney if 1 .2
OINTMENT fails to cure Itrliicc
Blind. Bleeding or }*rosrud;".s r»I«®
Instantly relieves Itc. ing r,Jes. an
application. 60c.
oKojm a.uiivn *.8AOjn
the signature o' E. \\. Grove. ..lie
To Cure n CoTfl tn One 1>»j
NOTICE
A.so V.c-i.d ' 4 < s •
lit*' for rvc l»ailjr Uan-m
lU.I'.MilMVM (l. Till IMI
I mini "-lato* 1 ti'i
e<l in " f- Sun
M. C. 01. the H e at ordinary 1
or
dersigned. ad Tunis'.r ?r of tho r=
required by law, ai;d to p rs-nJ t<:e
to tbe undersigned at : .s rev,d« >
in the Town of Skagway, Alaska.
Administrator of tie f*tate of Iv
Martin. Deceased.
Tirst Publication, Ja: 1 . "
Final replication, Aug 3 6. IS;;
PRor IKSlONAt, CARDS
IlXTXIT
ctxm
\V. B. STOfT
Attorney at
Practice In all conrti
In Trrrltorr of Alaska
HAIMCS — — — AI.ASKA
PR. K S. KF.IXKR
I Enlist
M»s' Modem Method*
OflHf Hour-: ft-I- a. m.—1-6 P- Tt
Alaskan llnihling llroiw!wiiy
>KAC\VAV AI.ASKA
SkAt.WAY'S
I KATrnNAT, ORDERS
("amp StAgway ho. 1.
moots trrry »ocon(l «ml
fonrth Tno«c1ny ♦vonlnit
nl 8:S0 o'rlork. VJ-it—
?r ™ VrotTior* cordially wrlromr.
J. M. Krllor, it •. Kcllor.
Arrlic IJcoordi'ft Arctic Chief.
B. r. O. EI.KS, Skuc
t* :\y Ixvlfrc, >f>. <31. II.
I*. O. Elks, moo!« flr»t
«ti<1 Oilnl Tb«msilay» nt
S:SO p. m.
Visiting brollirm ror*
•T. c. \coon. K. H.
I . 4. VWDCTALli, SwrotJirj.
r. * a. m.
Nil lit l'as» 1 F. A A.
A. St. ?.'o. US. mwli itoni
:ind 4th Smnrday <prcnlnir*
of each rr.nnth »< 8 o'clock.
A inline Ilrethr»n »re wrt*
rnmft,
JOHN X. nAXSEX, ff. M.
T - amli-h, Sorn«t«rT
) raifrnal OrtW of
si Kwmj Arri».
I t aiomiil < >r'l*r ot
I jilIp*, mwt tli* flrni
i Uf 'n nitfit of •ach
' fMr h*ll on Ilflh Arf
r ii« \ i- inc brothers oonlimlly Jn
M I . ROGERS, W. V
ll.v-ka. Iploo No. IX
H ill firm Monday in
» ti ..ntT: ;tf S.ttft p. m.
cordially tvirt
j <\ rHELrs, s^ j.
»ii i Chapter No. 9,
rv T1. S.. moot® In Ma
hall, firvt nn<1
t' 1 1 : of em h
nih, at S o'clock. VI#
is wHctme.
•nrr-if Mnrlr Spark®.
Worthy Matron.
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3 ON FACE
Lossof Sleep.
v4»ie Nxtn in th? form of
rr- simple®. which a»u«ed me
x^rfr r , w?eks I «*** completely
HamUir: Washington.
G Sor.p d*i!y ar.d Cuticorm
Ointment c:zzt. -»afclly prevent pim
ple? cr othc erur^ion* Thfy are •
pteftinrr to nse a* is else Cuticum
Titonn f. n< linf; the skin.
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