The Speed,
Route of f p Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Ticket! to and from DiWion, Fair Inn ks, an J all Interior
Alaska and Yukon River points.
During season of navigation, commencing about June 1 & our
fleet of modem, up-to-date steam en will operate regularly the
entire length of Yukon River and^ its tributaries, giving a
service never before equalled.
Daily train service will be maintained between Skaguay and
Wnitehorse, and our Mly equipped parlot observation cars afford
every comfort and convenience.
Full intarmition cheerfully given upon applying to
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager.
Skagway, Alaska
and
612 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
The White Pass &Yukon Route
riMK TABLE K&< 35
Dally Kxceyt SuatUj
\o- 1, X. Bound No- 2, 3. Bound •
1st Class
0:30 a. ni. Leaves
11:55 a. m. "
12:45 p. ill.
1:40 p. hi. M
3:20 p. in.
5:50 p. nl.
8KAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOO CABIN
B£NN£T
CARIBOU
WHITEHORSE
1st Class
Arrives 4:40 p. in
Laavftt 8:10 p. m
« 2:25 p. in
" 11:50 a. m
M 10:25 a. m
•" 9:30 a. m
l'assengw-s must be At depot la time to bave Baggage mspeoiw
and checked. Inspection la atop ped 30 minute* before leaving time
of trains. •
150 pounds of bagging* will be checked free wizii each full fare
- '.et and 73 pounds with each half fare ticket.
The Best The Most Popular
THE
N EW
CAIN
Juneau's Newest and
Hotel
Uoom with detached th$J.50up>
lioom with private fcat J2.50 up
Juneau- Alaska
Wkitehorse- J
Kluane Stage
—Line >
The Royal Mail Stage .
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month f or jC.ham paigne
Passe nger«-?»ad F reight sol
icited. FUtsa Reasonable
a ad the Service First Clasp.
H.CHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
Ragiaa Hotel c: * WbUehone. / T
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B. M. REHRENDS BANK
Juneau, , Alaska
Japital, $30,000.00: Surplus, $20,000.00
S. M BEHREND5. R. WILLIS' ... .C.UYiMcNAUGHTQNj .
Preudent Vtc« Pre*. . Cuhiar
UNWINDING A PEEL OP TWO.
SCENE FROM "THE BROODING HEART."
IN "The Brooding Heart" the young
daughter of the broker dies, and
his wife Is heartbroken. To relieve
her distress the broker tries an expedi
ent He purchases suitable clothes for
a girl waif. Ills wife tinds the bill
and, believing that her husband leads
a double life, determines to leave him.
She returns for her dead child's play
things, sees the little waif asleep in the
bed, swoons and Is revived by the
touch of baby arms.
Frank McGlynn is not an ultra con
servative, but he Is expressing himself
as beitic strongly for the old time fake
fight of the stage days since motion pic
tures began the real tiling. He has a
■tlflf neck that he got when Edwnrd
Earle gave him a half Nelson In the
fight scene In "For the Man She
Loved." Earle has a sprained linger,
but he says he's willing to sacrifice
much for the punch it put into the pic
ture.
SHORT LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
A! OCCURENCES If INTEREST
H.. Carres left Skagway for Ju
ueuu this afternoon on the City of
Seattle. 1
H. C. Goldrick, traveler for an
electric supply house, was an out
going oassenger on the City of
Seattle.
Mrs Lieut. Hartigan of Ft. W. H.
Sward was a Skagway visitor today
having made the round trip 011 the
Peterson.1
Miss Margaret Keenan, principal
of the Skagway public school, will
leave for Seattle some time this
week to spend tha summer vaca
tion. I
The cement for the Pullen House
t«*nnL» court came in on the City
of- Seattle this morning, and the
wort of laying the court will short
ly "commence.
H. P. Clark, the.Skagway valley
rancher, has just received from the
factory a fine two-stated, light
spring wagon. He was out in It
yesterday with his family.for the
first time.
The Georgia was in and.out of
Skagway yesterday, but left on her
return to Juneau earlier.than usual
—6: JO p. m. Instead 0! U p. m.—
in eid»T 'o have time in Juneau to
get hei boilers cleaned.
Mrs. John Dortero and two chil
dren left on the City of Seattle this
afternoon for the home of M'rs. Dor
tero's parents in Minneapolis, Minn.,
where her mother is.lying danger
ously ill and not expected to re
cover. I
Upon the arrival of the City of
Seattle in port ♦.his morning with a
crow' of excursionists, the first
tourist train of the season over
the W. P. .& Y. K. was run to the
summit leaving Skagway shortly be
fore S o'clock a. m. and returning at
11 o'clock a. m.
Michael Monahan, a fireman on
the Alaska Steamship company's Al
aska passenger 6hip Dolphin, fell
from the wharf and was drowned
Friday night just before the
Dolphin sailed from the Colman
dock for Skagway. The body was
j recovered, but all efforts to restore
! life proved unavailing.
The sixth sitting of the checker
champions of Skagway and Koyu
kuk Yeomans and Williams, took
place at the Golden North hotel
last evening and ended as.follows:
Williams, 5 games, Yeomans, 3. As
the contest now stands there .has
been a total of 18 games played, of
which each has won 9,.making it a
tie. Whether or not this will end
the contest has not been decided.
The pastor, Rev. L. II. Pedersen
announced after the services last
night that Miss Ergenzinger would
speak at the M. E. church on Thurs
day night, June 10th, on her work
You will find that a copy of tli
lttuch appreciated by the folks at
work.
An nmusiug film Is "The Bouquet,"!
with Sweeilie. The girl Rets a beautl
ful bouquet of flowers from her Ounce.
There Is to be n party at her house
that day, ami they are a very welcome
ornament Sweedie, the ruald, goes Into
the woods and picks nettles and puts
them In with the flowers. When the
guests arrive they all admire and smell
(lie flowers. By the time they are
ready to partake of the refreshments
their skin Is stinging from eoutaet with
nettles. The girl's mother finds out
Sweedle is responsible and calls the po
lice. The policemen also get It
TJoyd V. Hamilton and Bud Duncan,
the comedians who appear In the come
dy burlesque, "Ham and the Jitney
Bus," assert that no life insurance
company cares to have them a in x their
nnuies to a policy. According to Ham,
one agent informed him that "no man
cau stand the treatment you and Bud
accord each other and live—ions'"
iu the native missiou and orphan
age at Wood Island, Alaska. .Tlie
lady is a most interesting speaker,
and it will be well wortli while J
for everyone who can to attend, a
cordial invitation being extended to '
all t- be present on that occasion.
Tht- Dolphin is due in SKagway
at t;.:iu tomorrow morning. She
has :>7 tons ol" freight for this
por'. snd an unreported number of ,
passmgeis. i
Mies G. M. Code of Fairbanks,
came in on the City of Seattle this 1
morning a:id left fo • Whitehorse on
her way down the river at 9:30 1
o'clock. *
t
Mrs. \V. It. Hillery left for i
Whitohorso this morning for a visit <
with 1 or parents, Judge .and Mrs.
G. L. Taylor. She will bring back
with hw on . her return her little j
son, \V. It., Jr., who has been with
his grandparents for tlic past two I
WOlnS , I
H. Brandt, general cgent of the '
passenger department of . the P. C. I
S. S. Co., with headquarters in
Seatt'e, came .in on the City of
Seattle this morning o:i a visit .of
inspection. He left for the south
on t'.S same vessel this afternoon,
but expects to return to Skagway in
a slior" time for a more extended
visit
Mrs. John Aileu and daughter
left cu the City of Seattle to
day for a visit to the Panama-Pa
cific Inteniation.il exposition . at
Sun Francisco. Yesterday after
noon, Lela, who is very .popular
w'ta her schoolmates, was the
honor guest at a picnic. party at
Schaffer park, gotten up by her
young Skagway friends to show
tbiir lov° and esteem for her.
A li':izc that was just fairly set
ting iiti'W way between.tho Popular
Picture palace and the adjoining
buiidii.g on the north side of
Fift'j street, between Broadway and
State, was discovered at. '4:30 yes
terday afternoon .by John Bender,
Vincent Dortero and C. Chambers,
|and p-omptly put out. | It looked
i as though it had been start
ed V a cigarette or cigar stump
and liar' it not been discovered just
| as u war, might have developed
into something serious. 1
Anyone interested in a little deaf
child can obtain free literature ex
plaining approved methods of train
ing deaf children from infancy to
school age by writing to The Vol
ta Bureau for tho Increase and Dif
fusion . of Knowledge Relating to |
the Deaf, 1601 Thirty-fifth Street,
N. W., Washington, ,D. C, This
literature relates only to the train
in.? of little deaf children; not to
medical treatment nor to the.deaf
ness that comes in later life. Age
of child and other details.are wel
comed.
e Dally Alaskan will l>e almost as
homo as a letttv, and its lots less
TINY OLIVE JOHNSON.
"Olive's Pet" Is one of those delight
ful kiddle plays
some and sweet as new mown hay.
Tiny Olive Johnson, aged three, plays
the leading role ably assisted by h*r
dog, Ted, whom she lores .with a fifjy
devotion second to none.
"The Captive," which la
tlon of the play of the same name by
Cecil B. de Mille and Jeanie MacPher
son and in which Blanch Sweet plays,
Is a drama of the Ballc&D war? ,.andf
should be especially timely at the pres
ent moment Miss Swe«t, undoubtedly.,
has the finest and most sympathetica!-,,
ly romantic role of her entire career,
and Mr. House Peters, in the leadJpg
male role of a noble XwrWatUMJ4WfcJ»..
equally well cast
Government Forester Weigel of
KUchlkan, who had bees In Skag
way for several days, left for
home on the Georgia lwt night. ;
Frank Suffecool, of the Alaalca
Transfer Co., of Skagw^y,, left on
the Georgia last iilght oii^a busi
ness trip to Jum'au. He will be
absent for severa. days.
The City of Seattle came la at.. 6
o'clock this morning with ,16 .local
psaseijgers,. 27 round-trip, tourists
and 50 tons of freight. , She. sailed
south via Sitka and Taku glacier
at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
Th" Nugget movies, has been, giv
ing an excellent class of plays .In
moving picture for soma time past,
anion? the .later ones being "The
Sea Wolf," "A Lady of Quality,"
its weekly two reel installment of
"TIip Million Dollar Mystery,"; a^nd
tonight and tomorrow night is an
nounced the celebrated film fa
vorite, Mary Pickfor-', In a tragic
epic, "Hearts Adrift,1' a drama of
tangled lives, interwoven with the
mists of the sea, a tragic role,
seftei'f'd by Maiy Pickford's be
witching portrayal.
Haines, .May 6—-Oleic Lahoy and;
Steve Ragan, made the round trip
to Juneau and return in a. gasoline
boat, getting back Friday night.
Dick says.tliey came very,.near be:
iiig run down by a larger boat. .
A son and daughter ot Fred
Meyer have arrived In Haines,. .and
are living in their father's house.
Mr. Meyer has not seen them yet,
having beeu, sine > their .arrival,
working ou the government, road be
tween Wells ?nd Porcupine.;
Mrs. S. .J. Weitzman, Jeanette
Weitzman and Mrs. Steve Sheldon
are taking a Short vacation at
Wells on Mr. and Mrs, .Weitzman'^
homestead.
Little Nellie Hookies received by
last boat a beautiful piuto Shet
land pony, harness, cart and sad
dle and now she is the happiest
little girl In Haines. e
Dr. II. M. Crate is taking a .v%ca-.
l lion from business for a short time.
He Ins been atteadii-c closelyto
his duties at the Mission hospital,
and is taking a needed rest. J..
T. D. I.ahey was down from his
fox farm, returning home yesterday.
He says his foxes are all In tyne
condition.
Mary Pickford in " HearU
Adrift" at the Nugget J^viei
tonight and tonight.
SALESMAN—Experienced
raan wanted to call oh merchant# of
Alaska with our line of woolen
socks, yarn and leather gloves aad
mittens. Goods are | especially
adapted to Alaska trade. Line to be
handled on commission ,ba$is. .{Ji.ve
references and state all particulars
as to lines you now represent .and
what business you consider can be
obtained. Clare Knitting Mills,
Saginaw, Mich. I 6-7-2t. -j
yi a\ \i./
CUTICURA SOA?
And Ointment .as needed.
Sample each free by mail.
Address Cuticura, Dept.l3F,
Boston. Sold everywhere.
There Is No Question
v. but that infligestion and the distressed
feeling which «h rays eoes with it can
be promptly relieved by taking a
Dyspepsia
jJ\g2=£ Tablet
before and after each meal. 25c a box.'
Wm. Britt.
ONLY. OMK HSromo Quinine," that is
f ^axatlvc firomo Quinme
Cares a Cpl i in One Day, Crip in 2 Days
on box. 25c.
grzres
J. IKUTA
MANUFACTURING
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
i", Indian Baskets
». -China and Cut Glass
Official Wntck Inipector lot the
- .. ■'! ^ p gf Y. Route
Mail Ofders given prompt care !
RAW FURS
f- ,-_. —: WE JPAY :—
[:HIGH - PRICES
I < f OR FINE FURS
» WRftE FOB PRICE LIST
k" «X.
t *
i Percey's Fur House
' Oihkoih, • Wi»con»in
m bkaoway
Pioneer Dairy
JU 9. MUMA!*, Prop
I THE SANITARY MILK RANCH;
•N The lanfept a*d beat con
ducted di"lry la Alaska.
Daily thlpmeata of pure
milk amd cream to all point*
os White Pass k. Tukoa
Route. ■->
Juneau Steamship Co.
>, 0. H. MAIL STUAMEK
Georgia
Blecrlc Llghled. Steam Heated.
SCHEDULE OF SAEUN'Gs
Sailiag Date* &iJ Steamer Sulv
ject to Chaage Without Notice
Juneau-Sitka Route
Leave* Juneau lor Douglas, Fun
Hponah, Qypaom, Tuuakee,
Killlanoo, Chatham aad Sitka
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 52:01
Lear** Skagyay tor Halaee, El
Jred Kock, Comet, Jualla, Sentla
el Ialaad, Eagle Hirer, Dougla t
and Juneau,
EVERY SUNDAY AT 12:01 a. **•
WILMS E. NO WELL, Manage]