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&. Sons
Leading - Grocers
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
Sunday and Monday
FIVE REELS
Broadway star feature preeonts
"The Evil Men Do," by Maurice Cos
tello, Thomas R. Mills, Frank
Carrier, Dolores Costelio. Rex Hitch*
cock and Robert GalUord.—*A thrill
i-jg story of duplicity In 3 parts.
Lillian's Dilemma. — Vitagraph
special feature In two parts with
Lillian Walker, Wally Van, Paul
Kelly, Albert Roccardl, Kate Price
—A good comedy.
FIVE REELS
Music by Mr* R. Shelly.
Commences at »:SW m
Zenith OH assures the beet pos
sible reults as a lubricant for all
light or delicate machinery. 10c,
25c, 50c bottlea Keller Bros.
Solo Skagway Agents.
JAPANESE
ORANGES
15c a Dozen ^
up —= (
Tony Dortero <
Agents
ROYAL TAILORS
of
CHICAGO — NEW YORK
Dortero &, Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PKONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
Mts. McClelland and little daugh
ter 'will arrive home on the Pr;nce3S
Wednesady. This is the young
lady's l'irst trip the Northland.
Thf» main question iu society cir
cles is: Have you started getting
your C06tume ready for the Eagl -s
masquerade, Feb. 5
Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Gable and
little sou William Gardner, Jr., will
be back on the Princess May which
's due to arrive in this pott on
Wednesday.
Al'l*OI\TMK.\T OF
COX WAV COS FIRMED
A copy of the Congressional Re
cord received in tha Daily Alaskan
office today contains the informs
'ion that the appointment of Judge
Martin Conway, present United
States commissioner, to be post
master at Skagway was confirmed
by the senate on January 7.
HOME MADE BREAD
From this date on, the Golden
North cafe *111 sell bn.-ad to all
these who may wish to call for
tune, The Golden North bread
Is also on sale at P. H. Ganty's
and Rapuzzi's stores. tf.
BROWNING DELIVERS THE
GOODS
Ycu can have all goods bought j
at my store delivered to any part I
of the city upon request. Remem
ber: New location, New goods. j
Same old courteous service. Phono j
90.—Browning. *2-10.
The Sfcagway agents for th»
Eastman Kodak, flms and supplies
»re Keller Bros. tf.
Zenith Oil prevents rust and pre
aerves the surface. A little Zen- |
ith Oil put upon any metal sur- j
face excludes the air and dampness
and prreventa rust forming. 10c,
J5c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros., Sole
Skagwax Agents.
LAST GAME
ON TONIGHT
Xotivithstanding the severity of
the weather tonight at Elks al
leys the fifth and final game in the
contest between the ladies' aad
the uien's teams will Io rolled. Up
to date the men are hut six (6>
pins ahead of their fair competitors,
and thev will have to Oo a«>me pret
ty work to maintain this lead, as
7liu ladies are ia fine shape and
are determined to win the supper
which is the prize at stake.
Considering the fact that the
men's team is made up of somo
or the very best bowlers that the
club boasts, it is very gratifying to
know that five women can be found
who, .vith the limited amount of
practice which they are permitted,
can bold their own against such
odds. As encouragement plays an
important part in the game, it is
hoped that there will be a good
crowd present to witntss the game
and lend their support to their fa
vorites from the side linee.
W. T. Normilo, of 'lie North Side
Lumber Company, has started hl3
sawmill plajit at Anchorage, says
the Cook Inlet Pioneer. He plans
on Deine able to Baw from eight
to ten thousand feet of lumber per
day, ai;d the product will relieve th
present shortage In the town. The
saw mill will prove qiyte an aid
to the town, the payroll and expens
es attached to ita operation being
about $250 per day. The com-1
pleted product will likewise give
employment to carpenters, so one
may tigure that, with the expenses
of operating the plant, the salo of
lumber and the employment given
by reason of such sale, $500 or
$000 per day will be put in circula
tion.
For bicycles Zenith. Oil makes the
ideal lubricant. It posses the cor
rect bodv and right lubricating pro
perties at all times. A film of
Zenith Oil on the bearings adds life
to the whole machine. It runs
easily and all friction is reduced
to a miDtoum. 10c, 25c 50c bot
tles. Keller Bros. Sole Skagrway
Agents. 1 ! -j .
"The Man"
who made the
Phonograph
,Ci8dii
with
The Human
Tone
Hear it at the Skagway Edison Agency
JEFBOi MS
m IIP
The Alaska Steamsliip company's
Str. Jefferson arrived ia UUu port
yesterday afternoon at 4:40 o'clock
and mailed for the south at
S o'clock in the evening.
She had 20 tons o; freigut for
this ueit ;uid but three piiiiengers,
Mrs, G. G. Miller and J-iK and Dan
Kirm.se.
Captain Nord, master of the Jef
ferson reports the trip from Juneau
as one of the rougnett he has
ever made. Three times the Jef
ferson broke away from her moor
ings at the Juneau v/hart >r.iere the
wind struck her, and Opt. Nord
stated that while making the trip
from Juneau to Skujjv.-uy there
were times when his vessel barely
made a mile an hour against the
terrific bale. The wind was too
strong to run into Haints north
bound, but she made tU-<t port
south bound.
The passenger list for the south
trip very small out 01 Skagway,
•drs. Millies, formerly .. ..cl:er in
the dsagway public Hclicol, ac
companied by her son D naid we/e
booked for Seattle. \V. D. Fisher, (
cashier at the wharf hi. th White;
Pass was listed for •;«..$t.c, and
Messrs Kohrbach aai Landauvr,
two knights of the ?"•;) went tc
Juueau, enroute t-j tnc westward.
Charles Durkee, local iivrai&raut in
.spector also sailed for Juneau where,
he will re-embark on on<» of the first J
boats sailing for Valdez. He will
be gone about two weeks.
For the past 78 Vi hours the
White Pass has been blocked for
traffic 'jv snow between Glacier and
the summit, and although both the
enormous rotary snow plows have
been bucking the hard drifts during
almost every minute of daylight
since early Friday morning, it was
not until 12:25 this afternoon that
No. 2 to tar y reached the summit
of the White Pass, and the task of
cutting its way to Caribou was be
gun.
Yesterday was a moat strenuous
ona ivi'h the crews which had been
sent our from here to buck the
snow. From 8:15 o'clock yester
day morning until after 7 o'clock
last uight the big rotary was hurled
against the flint-like drifts which
had been packed into every cut
along I he line, and tho entire day
was spent between Glacier Btatlon
and the steel arch bridgo fighting
every inch of the way.
It is believed that a train will
bo able to get through tomorrow,
and than there will be "o difficulty
in keeping the track clear of snow
from this time on.
This Is the first time for several
years ttat snow has interrupted
traffic, unless it may have been
some snow slides. The reason that
the crews have been delayed in get
ting through is the fact that the
wlad at the points where the
drifts were has been almost a hurri
cane in violence, and the wind aid
ed by the extreme oolj has caused
tho snow to form iu drifts almost
as hard as ice. 4
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* ALL-ALASKA NEWS *
❖ +
The Lighthouse Packing Company
is now installing machinery for its
new clani factory at Cordova. It
will employ eighty men.
One Nome dredgeman, whose
company failed to pay its employes
last fall, has confessed judgment
and will pay the men ou* of his
own pocket and take the dredge if
the stockholders do not come
♦hrough. If he does not pay, the
workers who failed to receive their
wages will take the big dredge.
There are a number of cop
per properties in the Prince Wil
liam Sound district which arq ap
proaching the point where they; will
soon become shlppero as davelop
ment work is being hastened owing
♦o the price of the metal. The
Fidalgo copper mine Jcined the
lisf of shippers the first of the
year.
Edward B. Sourdough Smith, a
resident of Seward, took a dose of
cynlde the next day after Christmas
and was dead in 20 minues. Smith
who was 61 years of age, was an
old-time Alaskan, having been at
Fairbanks, Iditarod and other in
terior camps. He formerly lfved
at Bellingham, where he was a
member of the Odd Fellows and
Knights of Pythias.
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| Where Furs
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for Fine
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Comfort Time
IN
on Comforts, All Wool, Wool Nap
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SKAGWAY NOW
1=3 OFF
WOOL AND COTTEN BATS I-3 OFF
A few sizes left LADIES and CIIILDRENS
FELT SHOES AND JULIETS AT 1-3 OFF
A Sweeping Reduction in Every Department.
(Contract Goods Excepted)
WE CLOSE AT 6 DURING SEVERE WEATHER. SATURDAY 9 P. M.
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GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Sunday and Monday
101 Bison presents In two parts "THE STRUGGLE."
King, die Detective, in FORMULA, in two parts.
comedy. EXT.—A clever and entertaining
BRIDEGROOM'S PREDICAM
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
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