SUMMER DRINKS.
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NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 3ad
O^en Everv Night
Saturday and Sunday
"The M-Uiou Dollar Mystery."—
rhirteein" episode. I
The CUV Paw.—A Thanhouser
Ira ma ii two parts, featuring Jas.
7ruez and Floreut-j 1-a Badee.
A Fil-u Johnnie, featuring Chas.
'haplin.- —K eystone.
Music by Mr*. Ha/el McBrien.
Commences at 8:SO p. m.
Local Happenings |
Mrs. A. E. Kindt 11, who has I
>een slightly iudifpoeed for two J
it three days is so far .recoverel
a o be aol* to be aiound again. |
Woman's Church Auxiliary will
lold a sue ial business meeting at I
he aunes, Wednesday afternoon , at
!:oU. All members urged to be
ireseut..
At the Nugget movies tonight
t onion ow night, among other
;ood featxr.es, will be presented
tit 13th two-reel installment of
The Millie a Dollar Mystery."
There will be aa Informal dance
;t the \V. P. A. club gymnasium on
>aiurda> night, June 12th. Uucki
nusic in attendance. All are cor
liajiy invited. 6-9-4t.
"A Spy For a Day," an alto
;ether charming stoo' of Na
>oleon's time, and flavored with
he spice oi romance and intrigue,
vlll be prtseuted in three reels at
he Popular Picture Palace on Sun
lay and Monday nigbts.
Tiie appearance of th«£r handsome
wo-story business block on . the
:oruer of Broadway and Fourth
treets, belonging to Will Clayson,
He Skagway clothier, ia being
rreatly improved on the exterior to
lay by a fresh coat of paint.
The Spokane will get.into this
•ort at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning
vith over 100 tourists on board in
iddition to several local and inf
erior passengers.. She will remain
.vhile au excursion to Summit is
nadt- over the W. P. & Y. R. On
ier return south the Spokane will
;o "ia Sitka aud other joints of
utertjt in Southeastern Alaska.
Tiit first of the "Midnight .Sun
Excursion'' to Fort Yukon, on the
-ower Yukon river, and within the
»rcti' Circle, will leave Seat
ie tcmght ou board the steam
■r Mariposa, of the Alaska Steam
ship Co. line, and arrive in Skag
fay on Wednesday, June 16th. The
:ecoud will leave Seattle next Mon
lay ou board the City of.Seattle,
■caching Skagway on Saturday morit
tig, June 19th.
CARD OF THANKS
The women of the church aux-1
liary desire to return sincere thanks
o the maa.v friends who so gen
rously contributed to the fund for
he oainting of the roof of the M.
I. church.
COMMITTEE.
STRICTLY ON
Whitehorse Star: It is said
that mare people.have been turned
back at the Summit this year than
ever before iu the history of the
eouutry. Those turned back have
aot been .possessed cf the re
quired fifty dollars—which is cer
tainly as low as the amount could
reasonably be placed—and no
chances are being taken by the.im
migration authorities on having
strangere and aliens ocme in who
may later become public charges on
the country.
nut at the Summit of White
Pass is not the only point where im
migration officers are turning back
people who desire to pass from one
couulr- to another. At the Sum
mi; it m those who dtsire to enter
Canada from Alaska—United States
territory—wh.o are refused admis
sion. The following telegram to
a Juneau paper of recent date indi
cates that outside the trend of.trav
fcl c.i those desirous of bettering
their condition is the other way,
from Canada into the States. !
"iittween 200 and 300 aliens
seekl!;" admission into the United
States from British Columbia have
bee^, turned back within the past
few tii.js by America* immigration
authorities stationed ar Blaine and
Sunns Thb efforts of laboring
men to get from Canada to the Un
ited States.have been terrific, but
the American authorities . are en
forcing the immigration laws rigid
ly." 1
Initial Cost.
Patience—What was the initial cost
of your bat. dear?
Patrice— A V.—Yonkers Sutesman.
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC
Holy Communion at 8.30 a. m.
Mass and Instruction 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School 2 p. m.
Evening service at 7:3o.
All are cordially Invited.
Ft. P. H. Turn ell, 8. J.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science Service will be
held Sunday at eleven o'clock a.
m. in the Alaskan building.
Subject: GUI), THE PRESERVER
OF MAN.
The public is welcome.
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Sunday morning at 11, the pastor
will talk on the theme: THE RE
LIGION OP UNSPOTTEDNESS; and
In the evening at 8, on the theme:
SOME SELF-DECEIVED PEOPLE.'
Suuday school follows the morning
service. Everybody is cordially in
vited. I
L. H. P©tiersen, Pastor.
MSP. ACIAND !
TRANSFERRED
(Continued fr-jrn tage 1.)
"A. E. Acls nd, who cauio to Yu
kon seventeen years ago as.a con
stable In the Royal Northwest
Mounted Police, and who, through
merit and wcrth, gradually worked j
up through the ranks, until four
years agp.watn he was commissioned
inspector, since which time ho has
been stationed here as officer com
manding, is to be transferred to.the
outside, and with li'.s wife and baby,
will leave i.ext Thursday for po
lice headquarters at Regina, much
to the regret of everybody in White
horse, wher«\ as police official, citi
zen and man lie has ever, held the
respect and esteem of all. Mrs.
Acland, who has also spent much of
her life her<-, is equally popular
with her husband, and they will
have the best wishes of a host of
friends i<»ft behind for a congenial
home and lappy future, no matter
where il>e fortunes of military life
may decree that they locate..
'nspect'.r Aclaiid will be suc
ceeded by jispector A. L. Bell, .an
other offic:t.l who has worked up
Prom tht« ranks by merit, and who
has been rn Yukon for the past
sixteen yeans, all the time connected
with the Dawson station Inspector
eBll, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived yesterday morning from Daw
son, where they were both very
popular, and where thej will be
missed as the :Aclands will be
missed here. They were guests of
honor at many social functions held
at Dawson previous to thgir de
parture far this pbce. The writer
has known Inspector Bell intimately
for the «mt sixteen years and be
speaks for him.and his wife a
hearty welcome to Whitehorse.
"Major D. Moodie, superin
tendent of police in Yukon, accom
panied t^e Bells front Dawson to
conduct *h: transfer of the "O. C.
ship" at ♦It's place."
When California Was Unknown .
In an old geography printed in lSlf> >
appears the following: "California Is
a wild and almost unknown lnntl. I
Throughout the year it I; covered with
dense fogs, as damp as unhealthful. J
In the Interior are volcanoes ami vast
plains of shifting snows, which some !
times shoot columns to great heights, j
This would seem nearly Incredible |
were It not for the well authenticated
accounts of travelers "
Two Viewpoints.
Singleton—lie looks to me like a roan
who has loved and lost. Ilenpeckle— j
Fie looks to me more like a man wlir |
has loved and won.—Puck
Precepts are like seeds; they are
things which do much good.—Seneca
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S^IP CANALS.
Each Has Troubles of Its Own That
Require Constant Care.
Leave any ship canal alone for even
a year and It would no longer be fit for
navigation. Within five years a small
boat would be unable to go through It
The United Slates has anxieties over
the Cnlebra cut in the Panama, but not
more so than the Germans over their
waterway, the Kiel canal, for tho
ground through which- the latter Is cut
Is in most places nothing but peat
rotten black xtulT which keeps on
breaking up and falling back Into the
canal.
Also the bottom continually "bumps
up," thus lowering the depth of the
passage. The craft that use the Kiel
canal have to crawl along. They say
that if a cruiser were to make a flash
through at top speed It would take a
year and several millions of money to
remedy the damage done by her stern
wave.
Each canal lias its own special trou
bles. That of the Panama Is land
slides. Many have taken place during
Its construction Many more will have
to be dealt with in coming years. It is
estimated that it' the dredging work on
the Suez were abandoned within less
than ten years the Turks or any one
else could cross it dr.vshod. On both
sides of the canal stretch miles of dry
desert, from which every wind that
blows lifts the sand In edging spirals
and carries it in great clouds. A sin
gle storm may drop a thousand tons of
sand into one mile of the canal.
Of lute years a great quantity of
trees have been planted along the
banks in order to prevent the sand
from drifting into the water, yet even
so great steam dredgers are always at
work scooping from the bottom the
blown in s:',inl and dumping It along
the shore. Another trouble of those in
charge of the Sue?, canal is caused by
fresli water springs, which burst up In
Its deep bed anil pile the sand In ridges.
—Exchange.
A barrister who was possessed or on
abnormally loud voice was making an
eloquent address to a Jury. Ills case
was fairly strong: he was much in ear
nest, ami his trumpet tones made the
racers ling. In a hurricane of sound
!j.' closed his argument and sat down.
The jury l.».serious and thought
ful and were evidently much im
l»v-e<l. 1 •• «pi">siug barrister had a
face like a liai.-hct and a thin low voice
— tiie exact opposite of his learned
friend. Wlic u it became his turn to ad
dress the Jury he began:
"As I listened to the rather thunder
ous api>o.;ls of my learned friend X re
called a fable which 1 heard In my
youth. A II 'ii and an ass entered Into
h <••>::,! - tt'sl v t he beasts of the field
and share i' spoil. They divided the
\V"rk; the a- - .is to go into the thicket
an 1 liray at d 1: ;hten the animals out,
while the lion was to lie In wait and
kill the fugitives as fast as they ap
pearit!. Well, the ass sought the dark
est part i f the jungle and, lifting up
Ids awful voice, brayed and brayed
and brayed. There never was heard
such a fearful din.
"Tiie ass was quite intoxicated with
his own uproar and thought he'd re
turn to si .' whi t the lion thought of it
With a lfcjit heart ho went back and
foui ■! tli ii g doubtfully about
ri -o and trembling In
i. 'What do yon think of that
for biaj i11"-i V >■:>!«! the exultant ass.
■l>oii't you I I scared them?'
•Seared lhemn ; catrd the lion In an
n; ;■ i'i • I ! t:e. 'Why, you'd have Beared
i:ie if I <r ' i't I you were a Jaclt
GOLDEN GATE TEA
CEYLON-INDIA
ENGLISH BREAKFAST
OOLONG
JAPAN
GUNPOWDER
BLACK & GREEN
For one week at
these prices to con
vince you that the
tea is worth the /'/>
price. r/H
A pound of
this tea makes
300 cups. At
80c a pound,
the cost is one
cent for about
four cups.
You can afford
to drink good tea.
ONE WEEK ONLY
JUNE 7th to 12th
FtThsT coupon
S 53 GOOD FOrl MONEY
I if PRESENTED AT GROCERS
j JUNE 7th to 12th, 1915
PEgersWto
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retail price with coupon
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Sacrifice Sale
CLOTH BOUND
BOOKS 25c
Almost our entire stock at
These books sold formerly from
$1 to $2 each
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Pbona 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Airs. Orlotf King :: Proprietor
POPU PlGIIIRE PtUGE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Sunday and Monday
Warnor'p, Feature present the famous Italian star N'ovolli in
"A Spy For a Day."—A perfo-iJ» presented dramatic master
piece of powerful appeal. You simply must seo this great
photo-play a genuine treat. '
Universal Weekly No. .2004.
"His Brother's Wives.—An elaborate comedy production,
featuring Eddie Lyons, Donal? McDonald, Lee Moran and a
huge supporting company.
FIVE REELS
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
charley:."" -john
Karaman & Clecak
PROPRIETORS
Whera Von Can Get what Y ou Desire Ooofcod as it Should Be
Make a Specialty of Banquet* and Prlrate Dlaaer Parties
A refUod and oomfor table place for a ■ up per after the show
op daaca—»errlc« 1» cozy prlrate booth* If desired.
Bath Soaps 10c
When we say 10 cents, we do not mean
cheap soaps, but such soap as is made by
Colgate, Armour, Johnson
LWe also have'
A Fine Line of Toilet Soaps
At reasonableprices
f
H Toles, Toilet Waters, Cold Creams and other
Toilet Accessories
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