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101 TOPICS
Whittier's "Snowbound" would
be quite apropos today, although
nearly a mouth airly.
Pocket pool is becoming a popu
?u.r same at night with seme mem
bers of the W. P. A. C.
The train from Whitehorse due
to arrive here at 3:30 this after
uoou Las t> i>assengers on board.
We should worry of a contingent
of Turks were landed at Skagway.
Thanksgiving is only a dozen, days
hence.
F. F. W. Lowle states that the
Prlc>.€sa Souhia will sail from Van
couver tonight and is due to ar
r'vfc in Skagway Wednesday.
Serot. and Mrs Sanford and little
sou Bill, are now occupying the
Gutfeld residence recently vacated
bv \y. II. Heuson and family.
Until further notice in the spring
all regular gatherings in the
Methodist churrh. that have boon
held at S o'clock will be held at
7:30.
The White Pass Athletic club has
made the announcement that a
burn dauC6 will be given by the
club on Thanksgiving eve, more
definite details to be giveu later.
Life insurance is a good thing—
but accident insurance fa better—
always be prepared, for some agents
do not always know when a little
bit cl accident insurance may come
in handy.
The telephone company experi
enced considerable trouble early
this morning when the heavy snow
which lodged on the wires caused
them to sag and make cross-wire
r.c uuectlons.
Oaly one "200 score or better"
was made on the Elks alleys dur
ing the past week. Perry Hern
roiird 1210. Mrs. Oscar Shinier car
ried oil the honors for the ladies,
being high with a score of 1S3.
The dance »o be given at the
Athletic club tonight by the Skag
way Brass band, will begiu prompt
ly a» 9 o'clock. The young men
i're requested to have tteir trows
ers pressed and shoes shined early,
so as not to keep the young ladies
waiting.
The freighter LaTouche arrived
in pert from the westward yes
terday moving at 10 o'clock. She
will add her cargo which al
ready consists of 1,000 tons of
ore from the Kennicot mine and
COO tons of ore from llamar, S35
tone c.t copper ore from the Grafter
mine at WhJtehorse. She will sail'
some time tonight Capt C. S. Da
vis, a pioneer Alaskan navigator is
master. '-;\j
When we think of Alaska, we
think oI a land consisting largely
of ice and snovr, and it is a sur
prise to most people to leairn that
it is net as cold in the southern
oarrt of Alaska and along the coast
as U is here in South Dakota. Miss
Clara Myhres, of this place, who
spent an entire year with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Ask, at Skagwav,
sOtes that the lowest point the
me;curj reached at Skagway last
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L'i'the News No. 60, 1915.
"Tile Lyubrook Tragedy." — Ka
loiu company.—Two reels.
"luumigaai's H&rem." — Patlie
v.om-j'y.
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
FIVE KEELS
Sunday juid Monday
FIVE KEELS
Exploits oi Elaiue, 9t.li episode, 2
reels.
Patlie News No. 61, 1915.
Cu!. Heeza Liar.—War Dog.
The Tattered Duke.—Kaleni com
edy. • .1 ■ i
Cuuuueuces at s:3t) p. in.
winter was nine degrees above zero.
L'uring the post summer the mw
reached the hundred point sev
eral limes aud went as high as 104
:>i the shade. Miss Myhres states
tha* Alaska is a great country for
vegetables, and that they grow very
i"as>: and large. During the summer
season the weather is hot aud there
U almost constant light, and vegeta
fica does not stop to rest during
the uight, but keeus on gTOwtag all
the time. Boats are constantly trav
eling uirth and back from Seattle
aud Canadian ports tc Skagway and
sometimes there are several a day
each way. Mail service is good and
the Tribune reaches Skagway just
one week after publicatio-n.—Volga
■ £. 1).) Tribune.
Unappreciative.
Mother—Freddie, come right In the
house and wash your face this Instant
Freddie—Aw, ma. If I do that all the
compnny'il want to kiss me.—Pitts
burgh l'ress.
A Definition.
Debate—An argument or word brittle
of a formal nature, engaged In by two
or more people. In which each tries to
ronvliice the other that he Is wrong,
but only succeeds in convincing hiin
seU more firmly that he is right.—Life.
England's Primate's Residence.
Lambeth palace can show specimens
of almost every style of architecture
which has prevailed since 1190. 1
FROM ARCTIC
(Continued from pago 1.)
patc'ica Tecelved from the command
er of the Snohomish ft was ex
plained that tha Ruby would bo tak
tju to Port Angeles.
Stefansson and his party were
found on Bailey Island by the Seat
tle power schooner Polaj- Bear, and
the news taken to Herochel Island
by Capt. Louis Lajic, master of the
vessel Capt. Cottle, of the Ruby,
was advised that Stefansson and
his men 'were alive and he was the
first to tell Nome and the outside
world of tho whereabouts of the
party of explorers.
The Ruby has been at Bethel, on
the Kuskokwlm river, Nome, St.
Michael, Toller, Point Barrow and
Herschel Island. Tho vessel de
livered a cargo of supplies to the
Hudson Bay company's station on
Haischol Island and called at
Dutch Harbor and Akutan oji the
way to Seattle. The Ruby has a
cargo of whale oil and fertilizer.
She is expected In Seattle today.
(Continued from page 1.)
Hibbert, who was with Mr. Janes,
hri/* the toughest luck reported. Mr.
Hibbert was in the midst of a herd
with scores of the big fellows
around him, when the first cart
ridge jammed in his rifle, and he
could uct fire a shot. After Harry
got through he turned his rifle
over to Mr. Hibbert, but it will re
quire some tall sprinting for the
parsou nimrod to catch the quarry.
McLaren was out with his rig,
and brought back game shot by a
number of hunters. It made a wag
on-load.
The caribou were about fifteen
miles out yesterday, and had start
c' back the other way after havdag
found the Yukon river could not be
croBSed.
CHURCHES
T am going to FL Seward to
have services tomorrow. No ser
vices here, except Sunday school
2:30.
Ft. P. H. Tunieli, S. I.
CWUST1AN SCIENCE.
Christian Science Sevvlce will bt
held Sunday at seven thirty p.
m. in the Alaskan building.
Subject: MORTALS AND IM
MORTALS.
Ihe public is welcome.
Sunday school 12 o'cJcck m.
Mjyi HOI) 1ST EPiSCOI'AIj.
Services conducted by the pastor j
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock -and I
evening a,t 7:30. Sunday school |
12:15. The morning sermon sub-,
ject is THE HOME WITHOUT THE
Pif AYER. That for the evening i»
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
CONTINUNCE OP THE SA
LOON*. Congregational singing.
The public is cordiaJly incited to
all the services.
L. H. l'etlcrscn, Pastor.
ONLY ON'fi "Bromo Quinine," that is
f ^axative paromo Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Days
To Have and to Hold.
"Does Tightwad keep SundayV
"I expect he docs If be ever gets hold
of it"—Judt-e.
I'EIEIiSOJf WILL fcfl
OF®! BUN FOB MONTH
Tliq harbor boat Peterson made j
a trip to Bkagway today, which will j
probably be her last lor a month
or six weekB. Sha will be taken to
Juuea.ii next Thursday for inspec
tion, returning to Fort Seward the
following Saturday. Shortly after
this she will be taken to Juneau
ana there go Into dry dock where
she will ibe given a thorough over
hauling. Thia will probably take
a mouth. i ! • ' |!j
On today's trip, Segt. Perry and
wife, of Company A, Sergt and Mrs.
Cherwlnski of Company A, and
Sergt. Jerolamen, \ were paaaen
gerg for Skagway. MIbb Una Jer
olamen, who has been visiting with
Mrs. J. P. SommerB at Log Cabin,
will return on the train tonight and
leave for home at the poet.
Fin nun
III fitLES
And Blackheads. Itched and Burned.
Used Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment. First Treatment Great
Relief. Soon Completely Healed.
Las Plumas, Calif.—"For about a year
I was troubled with blackheads and plmploa
and my faco was Just dlsflfturod. The
pimples camo to a lipid ana
they Itched pretty bad Mid
burned.
"I triod all kin da of
medicine but without tuo
cesg until a Mend recom
mcndixl Cutlcura Soap and
Ointment so I started lo
ilso them. I put a llttlo
Cutlcura Ointment on tho
pimples and after ton minutes isnoa wiin
Cutlcura Soap. I felt a great relief and In
aliout a month I was surprised to see how
clear my face looked. Soon I was com
pletely healed." (Signed) MLu Wary Kolly,
August 11.1014.
You may havo a clear. «oft and rdvety
skin In most cases if you will use Cutl
cura Soap dally and Cutloira Ointment
occasionally as uoeded.
Sample Each Free by Mall
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad
drees post-card "Cutlcura, Dtpt. T. Bos
ton." Sold throughout the world.
Browning haa the bQBt equippet
wood sawing machine jn Skagway.
It you can't afford to hare Mm
saw your wood he will saw It free
of charge. He charge* $1 for one
cut—$1.25 for two. Phone No. 90.
10-9-12-9.
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
The asseeameut hooka of all
taxable property la the town of
Skagway, for the year 1915, are
now lu my hands, and taxes levied
upon same are now due and
payable.
Taxes upon PoiuowC- property
will become delinquent on the last
day of Noremher, 1915, at 6 p. m.
Taxes upon Real property will
become delinquent on the last day
of February, 1919, at 8 p. m., and
unless euch taxes aro paid upon
both real and personal property on
Or before date of delinquency, 20
per cent penalty will be added
there'o and in'ereet charged at the
rat© of eight per cent par annum.
All taxes payable at the office of
the Town Treasurer, a* U. S. Court
House, Skagway.
MARTIN CONWAY,
Towu Treasurer.
ll-4-ll-18-'15.
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