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NUGGET MOVIES
Brondtvay, between 2ml ami ;>rd.
Open Every Night
Thursday ami Friday
Rube, The Interloper. — Kalom
comedy.
Uuder Desperation's Spur. — Ka
lem company.
His Fight.—Selig company.
Cupid vs. Money.—Vitagraph Co.
FIVE REELS
Music by Miss Gladys Butler.
Commences ai p. in.
Local Happenings!
I
Judw -Martin Conway retJrnod
from a few days' visit to Juneau
this morning.
S.im Hodge of Settles, Alaska,
c.une out from the interior yester- :
uuv on his way outside.
•Mrs RobL Henderson, wife of a ;
mining engineer of Dawson, is!
ho re in Skagway on her way out
side.
The Alameda left Seattle for
Skagway and the westward last
night on her final excursion trip
for this season. She is due to
react Skagway next Sunday.
H. A. Lawrence, assistant sales
man of the Chas. Lilly Co., of Seat
tle, who has been in Skagway since
the arrival in port of the Humboldt,
lfcft for the south on the Dol
phin this morning.
Ueuenil Manager Hunter of the
Porcupine Gold Mining Co., accom
panied by Mrs. Hunter, came up
fio"i Haines cn the Dolphin this
morning and will leave euroute for
the East on the Princess Alice to
night
For all fine fabrics use LUX.
10c box at Kellers. tf.
The following Fairbanks people
tine out from the interior yester
day and are registered at the Gold
en North: Mrs. A. L. Longstrom,
Mrs. A. Martin, A. P. Brawlck,
Mrs. M. E. Stone, Miss M. C. Fin
ger and Miss Jean Sutherland.
A heavy gale from the south, ac-_
compa niod by a driving rain, was
the kind of weather Skagwayans
who jcere out last night and early
this morning had to face. This af
ternoon, however, the wind has
moderated, occasional showers are
all that disturbs the pedestrian,
aud the sun occasionally peeps out
through rifts in the 'clouds.
The steamer Pavaloff, formerly
the A. G. Lindsey, lias been
chartered by the Alaska Steamship
Co., and left Seattle on August 27th
for Skagway with a lot of mining
machinery consigned to the interior,
part ot which is a dredge for the
(Yukon Gold company of Dawson,
iWhich recently bought about three
miles of placer ground on Green
—•- in thp Ruby district,
Jam«j Mack, who has been in the
employ of the W. P. &. Y. R., left
for Seattle on the Dolphin this
morning.
The Dolphin came In at 5:10
o'clock this morning with Mrs. A
T. Carsleft, Miss E. Mairch, Mrs. F.
Harris and two children for this
port, and 20 round trippers and
a small cargo of freight. She
sailed for Seattle, via Sitka, at
12:40 p. m. This 13 the Dolphin's
last voyage to Sitka for the season
of 1915.
Miss Bessie Beatty, who is fea
ture editor of the San Francisco
Bulletin and conducts the daily
magazine page of that paper, ar
rived ou the City of Seattle this
morning, after having spent a short
time visiting with friends in Ju
neau. Miss Beatty is gathering ma
terial for a series of Alaska stories
an*1 will probably remain in
Skagway several days.
W. J. Bledsoe, Jr., left on the
Dolphin this morning for Chicago,
where he will take a course in
drawing and cartooning. The young
man appears to have a decided tal
ent for this class of work and has
turned out several good cartoons of
local people and events during the
past two or three years. Mrs. Bled
soe at one time thought of accom
panying her son but gave up the
Idea and remained at home.
LT'X contains more real feoap
than five times its weight in ordi
nary soaps or soap powder. Get it
"or 10c at Kellers'. tf.
G. F. Meade, of Indianapolis,
state m.-inager of the Missouri
State Life Insurance Co. of St. Louis,
Mo., is a round trip passenger on
board the Princess Alice. He is
accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Alice Caudo, also of Indianapolis.
Both Mr. Meade and his sister are
6o pleased with their northern trip
and especially with Skagway, that
it is their intention to return next
summer, rent a cottage and stay
here for several months.
All who attended Mme. Loeser's
concert at Elks' hall last night are
enthusiastic in praise of her voice
and her ability to render in such
a delightful manner so varied a
program. In addition to the splen
did published program of classic
and popular selections she respond
ed to several encores and also
sang bv special request "The Lost
Chord," and "Mother Macrea." It
was the best musical evening that
the people of Skagway have had
the opportunity of enjoying for
many days.
The Skagway agents for the
Eastman Kodak, f:'.ms and supplies
are Keller Bros. tf.
Mrs. ' Brimston of Dawson," and
her three children, Isabel, Marfan
and George, came out from the in
terior yesterday and are guests at
the Golden North hotel, where they
will remain until the departure for
the south of th© Princess Alice to
night. They are on their way to
California to spend the winter. Mrs.
Brimston is the wife of Sheriff Geo.
Brimston of Yukon territory and
this is her first visit to the out
side in 17 years. The children were
all born in Dawson and will get
their first view of the bdg world
•when thye arrive ia yancouver,
Clias. Karamau is having his
cottage on Eighth Btreet r61)aired
and repainted preparatory to offer
ins it for rent.
Madame Looser, prima donna of
Vancouver, B. C., left on her re
turn to Juneau on the City of Seat
tle this morning.
Chas. W. Durkee, U. S. immigra
tion inspector at Skagway, left for
Juneau ou business this morning
on the City of Seattle.
E. C. Scnmanke, Sidney H. Helma
and Harry T. Davis, three U. S
signal corps men from the interior,
left on the City of Ssaltle for
Seattle.
The following people left for
Juneau en the City of Seattle; R.
R. Scofleld, Sam Hodge, Nolu Ad
arnson and Bob T. Kamanfawa, a
Japanese.
Airs. A Vann and MaJ>el A. Pott
came out from the interior several
days ago and left on, the City of
Seattle this morning enroutg to
California.
J. A. Cascaden, blacksmith at the
Silver Queen and Ruby Silver
Alines Co. workings on L^ko
Bennett, left on the City of Seat
tle for Juueau.
Nellie C. Humprecht and her
dausrrttfer Alarjorie, family of a
carpenter employed at the "W. P. &
Y. R. offices, were passengers on
the City of Seattle enroute to Ta
coma.
Jasper Deryl Case, Jr., a prom
inent lumber dealer of Rushville,
Ind., and his mother, Mils. J. D.
Case, o' the same eity, are round
trin passengers on the Princess
Alice.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Loyejoy of
Coluifbus, Ohio, who have been, oc
cupying a cottage in Skagway during
the summer, left Qn the City of
Seattle this morning on their way
home.
C. L. Brown, agent of the Mutual
Life Insurance Co., and the Mary
land Casualty Co., who has been
soliciting business in Skagway for
a couple of weeks, left on. the
City of Seattle this morning for
his homo in Juneau.
W. H. Seeley, pharmacist in
Hrif's Rexal drug store at Juneau,
but who has been helping out it
the local drug store, run under
the same management, for several
weeks, loft for home on the City
of Seattle.
The following interior people left
for Seattle on the City of Seattle
this morning: Mrs. M. E. Stevens,
May C. Finger, Miss Jean Suther
land, T. W. Gilmor# and wife, H
Crackel and wife, A. P. Brunlck.
Mrs. Emma Nolin, Alma Langstrom,
Katie Otter, E. H. Cordts, T. Green
wald, H. S. Morton.
The Dolphin brought north this
trio what might be termed a "car
go of school ma'ams." When she
left the dock at Seattle there wer§ i
on boa-rd two teachers for Ketchi
kan, three for Metlakahtla, two
for Jtlydaberg, one for Juneau and
(two Tor Haines. Most of them
woie returning from vacations spent
in the states, while two or three
were making their first trip to Al
aska.
Lux is just the thing for doing
a little laundering while traveling.
Convenient to use and sure and safe
)u results. 10c at Kellers'. tf.
The City of Seattle arrived in
port from Seattle at 6 a. m. with
22 round trippers, four local and
interior people and 127 tons of
cargo. She sailed south, via Sitka,
at 11:45 a. m., with 42 passengers,
mostly people from the interior.
This is the City of Seattle's last
excursion trip for the season. She
will hereafter make the direct Tun
between Skagway and Seattle in
stead of going by way of Sitka.
Subscribe for tae Dally Alaskan.
DANCE SATURDAY
There will be an Informal dance
at the \V. P. A. club gymnasium on
Saturday night, Sept. 4th.. Every
one Is invited. Admission, $1.00,
ladies free. 9-l-4t.
DOG TAXES DUE
Owners of dog® in the (town of
Skagway are hereby notified that
taxes on all such animals are
due and (payable on the 1st day of
September of each year at the of
fice of the town marshal.
FRANK PAGE,
9-1-6t. Town Marshal.
What Is the Best Remedy For.
Constipation? -**4
This is a question asked us many times
each day. The answer is 4
We guarantee them to be satisfactory
i to you. Sold only by.us, 10 cenU^j
I • • Wm. Brit*. -
JEWISH SYNAGOGUES SET
APART DAY OH PRAYER
New York, Sept 1—The ortho
dox Jewish synagogues throughout
America have notified mem J) ere that
nest Sunday ha* been set apart as
a day of fasting and pryer on ac
count of national tribulation
IS OX HIS WAY INTO SIBERIA
L
(Continued from page l.)
you again when I reach Irutsk, on
the Trans-Siberian -railway.
It was very well that you se
cured my reservations last May,
■as the once-a-week train is sold
to Its capacity for two months
ahead, and those not provided for,
as I was, must either lay over and
wal» their turn, or go back and
around by Suez.
With kindest personal regards, I
•remain
Very truly yours,
HENRY M.. PAYNE.
THE DROP IN VALUE
DOES NOT AFFECT SELLEI
(Continued from page 1.)
elgn exchange in New York.
The only possible effect on Am
erican markets of the reduced val
ue of European exchange will be
thp natural curtailment of Ibuydng
unless exchange values can be re
stored to more nearly a normal
basis. It is admitted that this can
be done only by at least a substan
tial reduction of the balance that
American banks are now carrying
In Europe. The banks are clamor
ing for gold and a reduction of the
credits they have in London, and
are lot& to take more European ex
change until their demands have
been met.
The British government Is exert
ing Its influence with the British
holders of American securities to
sell them and take government
bonds or credits for them so that
they might be resold in the United
States and thus obviate the neces
sary of shipping go4d to the United
StateB.
To Cure a Cold m One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and -work off the Cold. Druggist* refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
■ignature is on each box. 25 cents.
GOOD YEAR FOB
PLACER MINERS
(Continued from page l)
camp, Fairbanks will continue the
outfitting point, but If a big camp
la developed the conditions will de
termine from what river point the
big traffic will enter and whether
from the Tanaiia or the Yukon aide.
"O. S. Lanlng, our Dawson agent,
Will go out late this fall, aud re
main on vacation several monthB..
William Gdlllland, onei of our old
time post managers, at various
times at Eagle, St Michael and
other lower river points, will ar
rive soon, to be acting manager
here. He has had much experience
In the mercantile business with us,
and will bring with him Mrs. Gll
liland and their t«o children. All
are now In California.
"My niece, Miss Fairbanks, who
will accompany ine back to the
coast, has had a delightful time
visiting here and elsewhere la the
Yukon.
"I hope to he back In Dawson
In good season as usual next year,
soon after the river opens."
"93" HalrT oiilc
| stops the hair from falling oat *
Wm. Brllt.
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GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office. Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Wednesday and Thursday
Warner's Feature presents "THE ACCUSING SKELETON,"
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SHE WROTE A PLAY 11 - J j j ; j , .
THE OLD PARLOR. ' i j : i: | j • ;
FIVE REELS
Music by J. Y. Miller.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
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