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NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 3rd.
0"nen Everv Night
Sat>;r»lay and Sunday
"The Million Dollar Mystery.
The fifteenth two reel episode.
The American compauy present
"The Money Lender," featuring Ed.
Coxen and Winifred Greenwood.
Rafforty's Raffle.—A comedy.
The 1000 feet of Alaskan films
will he shown Sunday night.
Murfc by Mrs. Hazel McBrien.
Commences M 8: SO p. m.
Local Happenings
Good floor, good music, good
time, Elks' dance tonight.
Tom Running went to Juneau
last nijjht on the Mariposa.
Oak Olson, commercial traveler,
left for Ketchikan last night..
Senator J. M. Tanner went to Ju
neau last night ou the Mariposa.
Mrs. H. S. Pullen went over to
her Dyea homstead this morning.
S. Harmon, a W. P. & Y. R. em
ploye, was an outgoing passenger on
the Mariposa.
Mrs. Mary Barnard, who has
been on the sick list for several
days, is again able tobe around.
Mrs D. J. Rich of Skagway, left
on the Mariposa last night for
Seattle. •' ' -
S J. Weitzman of Haines, arrived
on the Jefferson this afternoon on
business and# will stor over.until
tomoirow.
Frank Yasuda, S. A. Ralston an*
Chas. Yalder, all of Fairbanks, left
ou the Mariposa for Seattle last
night.
R H Hugg, traveling in the in
t .-rests of Solon Palmer, wholesale
dealer In perfume of New York, is
htre on his annual tour of the north
He was a Skagway visitor last sum
mer.
The Woman's Church Auxiliary is
planning to give one of their fa
mous dinners on July 3rd, ou Broad
way next.door to Harrison's store.
Watch this paper for announce
ments next week.
Mrs. (Dr.) L. S. Keller will leave
on the Jefferson tonight for a few
days visit in Juneau. The boat will
go to the capital city of Alaska via
Sitka.
J. A. IcCoy, the young man who
was badly injured several weeks
ago while at work on the W. P. &
V. R. dock, but who has so far re
covered as to be able to get around
on crutches, left for Seattle on the
Mariposa last night.
Hev. Larsen and family, who -hav€
been stopping at the. Pullen House
for several days, left for Douglas
Islaud last night on the Mariposa.
Rev Larsen is the pastor of the
Lutheran chureh at Tread well.
Elks' dances are always A l,.and
the girl expects you to take hei
tonight i ,
Miss Lena White, daughter o
Mi. and Mrs. E. J. White of .White
' orsf, Y. T., and who recently grad
usted from the school cS Jourmalisn
at the IJ. of W., arrived on the Jef
ferson, and is stoppiug at the home
of her uncle and aunt, .Mr. anc
Mrs. A. M. Rousseau.
The log cabin which MaTtin Itjei
recently bought from Charley Ny<
and removed from it> location 01
Seventh street to Second street op
posite the upper end of the W. P. & "5
R. dock, has been put iu place an<
fitted u-p in a most attractive man
ner tor tenants.
Mrs. M. L. Langenhelm of . Pitts
burg. Pa., her two daughters. Mis:
Gertrude and Miss Flora, and Mrs
Louise Clark of Seattle, comprise i
partv of tourists who went .to An
'i-norage on the Mariposa and stop
Pi'1 of in Skagway on their teturi
l ist night. They are guests a
thr- Pullen House, where they wil
remain until the Jefferson sail:
south on her present voyage.
Daily Alaskan job printers are to
Jay getting out full-sheet, two-col
or posters, which will tell the peo
pie of Skagway, as well as the oth
er towns of Southeastern Alaski
and the interior, of the Hue tim
w« are going to have here at .th<
celebration of our national holiday
which event will take place on Sat
urday, June 3d.
Tha Jefferson got in at 3;30 thB
afternoon and shortly after her
arrival a special tourist excursion
train to Bennett and return left
town. TJio boat will probably loavo
t>,v the south .via Sitka about 10
'clock tonight.
Fignt fans will appreciate the
production in photo play of the.vet
eran actor and one time champion
Jam*.* J. Corbett, in "The! Man
From the Golden West," in four
reels at the Popular Picture Palace,
to be shown here tonight.
There were two plain drunks up
before Police Judge Conway this
morning, one of whom was lined
$10.00, which he did not pay, and ii
consequence still languishes iu the
city bastile, while the other .was
fined $5.00 and costs which, being
in easy circumstances, he was able
to liquidate and was turned loose.
Charley Tom, the Haines native,
was again up before Commission
er Conway at 10 o'clock this morn
ing and on motiou of his attorney,
Steve Ragai, his trial was. again
postponed on account .of the non
arrival of important witnesses
from Haines. He will probably be
brought up next Monday.
While most everyone carries life
lnsurai.ce, yet there are many in
Skagway wiio do not, but who prob
ably will. But even at that we
cannot understand the attraction
Skagway seems to have for C. L.
1 Brown, the -Mutual Life man. W
suspect t&ere are .several reasons,
but as long as Brown is not like
ly to get lost again, we hope for
the best. Between fishing, insur
ant-, baseball gossip aud the "fair
ones" Mr. Brown manages to put iu
his days with both profit and en
1 joyment.
Mrs. G. H. Roosevelt of Pitts
burg, Pa., with her baby and its
nurse, arrived in Skagway from
Dawson a day or so ago and meet
ing Mr. Roosevelt, who came in on
the Mariposa last night at 10
o'clock from the westward, left
on the same vessel for the south
, at 12 o'clock. Mr. Roosevelt went
t through this place about a month
ago on his way to Seward, and
• while here engaged passage south
I for himself and family on the Priu
. cess Alice on her present northern
voyage, but as the Maripos;. was de
layed 30 hours on her westward
- schedule he was unable to make cor
i nections and his reservations in
consequence had to be cancelled,
, However, while here he made reser
vations at th local C. P. R. offlcc
- for drawing room accommodations
' for h'msglf and family on the Im
: perial Limited train of the C. P. R-,
which leaves Vancouver, B. C., on
i July 2d, the party's destination be
ing SI. Andrews, New Brunswick
I Carada. !
NOTICE
> The public will kindly observe
i tt-at no visitors are allowed , to see
, Mrs. Geo. Brown until furher in
■ struetioa. By order of . the
'6-21-tf. PHYSICIAN IN.CHARGE.
IftMMI
Such may Justly be.the caption of
advertising as to tlu> local baseball
situation. "Let tlie .other fellows
do It," aud "It suits me," seems
to l)e altogether too prevalent. Where
is the snap and vim that made the
name. of Skagway such a terror in
the baseball world In years.not too
long xtast ? And where Js the spirit
of sports and the baseball king that
has humbled aspiring claimants to
her starry position iu tho baseball
firmament? Gone, are her glories
on the diamond, .and lost Js her
ambitions. But tho memory will
still remain iu.thp minds of the old
timers and fathers and mothers will
tell their .children of the deeds of
glory performed on the field by
those noble warriors of old, wearing
tho honorable Skagway uniform In
days gone by.
Drlng back to us the living per
sonification of that long buried
glory that , was Skagway's. Tell us
not that we have "given up tho
ghost" in the baseball world. Let
us net bow our heads iu baseball
shame, but strive to attain thoso
ranks long held by our ancestors.
Then get together basoball bugs and
put Skagway firmly on the base
ball map, firmly aud for all time.
Now to prove there is some.base
ball spirit left in tho "Gateway to
the Yukon," is Cor the team local
ly, known as the regulars to get
out and challenga these aspiring
ball tossers, unc er the spell of
"Pop" Blanchard, and give Skagway
fans a taste of real baseball.
We understand vet "Dugan" will
leave, and be unable to play sec
ond, with this announcement or ru
mor comes the ucsvs of signing by
the vets of a "find" by the name
of Hilton, who incidentally is re
puted to be a second "liddie Ool
lius" and a bear at second.base.
Then there have been found several
bits of talent in the White Pass
offices, heretofore unsuspected, and
some little nifty .hitters in the city,
who no doubt will be signed by the
local .teds. So it looks like busi
ness after all. I
free Lecture
ON
Christian Science
The Christian Science Society of
Juneau invites you to a free lecture
on Christian Science by
Wm. R. Rathvon, C. S. B.
•of Denver, Colorado, member of
the Board of Lecturship of the
Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ, Scientists, in Boston.
Orpheum Theatre, Juneau
June 29 • 8:30
Solid
for Alaska
Solid, white rubber boots and shoes
that won't come apart.
Solid satisfaction in the long wear they give.
Solid comfort from the foot-shaped lasts
they are made on.
Here are boots and shoes made especially
for your use in Alaska. They won't
freeze, either in rubber or leather tops.
We've proved it by testing them to CO
degrees below zero.
Goodrich "hipress"
WHITE RUBBER FOOTWEAR
With the "Red-Line" 'round the top
.de of tougher rubber than any old-style black rubber boots you ever
rhese boots and shoes are made of auto tire tread
•ubber and molded under high pressure ( Hi
jress") into one inseparable piece. They need
jo leather half-sole, and will outwear steel.
rhey are built to lick trouble. In the sluicc
jox, the mines, among the rocks or on the trail,
ihey'll protect your feet longer and fit better.
r\r a t mo v„. „
Goodrich Hi press" is th(^ri<rinnl brown and
while rubber footwear line—the only boots
"made strong as auto tires."
Ask for Goodrich "Hipress" and look for
the "Red-Line" 'round the top.
We'll send booklet in colors free, if you'll write
(Tiving a dealer's name.
iii.-W iMii-Ki-ies address Seattle Unmet*
The B. F. Goodrich Co., 118 King Street, Seuttle, Washington.
The B. F. Goodrich Co., Factories, Akron, Ohio
Makirt of Goodrich Tiret and Everything that'» Best in hub be r
"Little One"
Middies from 4 to 14 years splendidly
made and last colors 75c
Levi Strauss & Co; famous "COVERALLS"
will Keep Kids Clean 75c
Boys tapeless Blouses regular 50c val
ues Our price 35c 3 for $1.00
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon* 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
Popular Picture palace
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
Sunday and Monday
Victor Co. presents J. Warren Kerrigan, supported by Jessa
lyn Van Trump .in the "Passi-r By," in two parts. A story
by Hampton Del Ruth. Produced by James Neil.
Animated Weekly No. 19S5.—"With tho Elks in .Boston."
Governor Walsh and his staff review Elks as they mark.before
"Reflective Moments." v
the city hall, Boston Mass..
"Mike and Jake Go .Fishing"—A rip roaring coir.edy.
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: Bath Soaps 10c
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At reasonableprices
Talcs, Toilet Waters, Cold Creams and other
Toilet Accessories
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Mrs. Orlott King :: Proprietor
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Japital, $D0,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00
B. M. BEHRENDS R. WILLIS' C.UY McNAUGHTON,
President Vice Pres. Cashier
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work.
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