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NUGGET MOVIES
nroa<liv»7, between Und and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
The Shanghled Baby.—A special
Lublu drama in three par's
TUo Hair of Her Head.—A com
sdy.
An especially good program Jo*
Sunday night, showing such artists
is Francis X. Bushman and the
Vit-sraph favorite Sidney Drew.
Music by Mr* R. Shelly.
Commences M 8:80 p. m.
Zenith OH assures the best pos
sible reults as a lubricant for all
li »ht or delicate machinery. lOc, |
25c, 00c bottles. Keller Bros,
iolo Skagway Agents.
JAPANESE
ORANGES'
2,
15c a Dozen
up <
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X C'oth: : s an J Furnishers 4*
♦ PI-OKI 32 Ji
♦++V v *5"f v •
Fred J'onzo is making a trip _ to
iug i«tfrfi-ts.
P. T. Hamshaw, th# milling maa,
let' for a at tie ou ths
in tne Atlin district.
A. shaver, proprietor of tae
Pelly Crossing road house, was a
pass ens.' tVr Vaacouw:
Spokane.
Mrs. (.'has. Grehuc a child,
of W'hitehorse, accompanied by
Mrs. Greime's mother, Mrs. L. B.
Davis, sailed ou th-o Spokane for a
visit ia Seattle.
Iu '^le bowling contest list night
the skagivay team won over tae
Ft. Seward boys by a score of
2wvb to 2210.
The Spokane arrived about oae
o'clock this morniug aiid sailed
a* 2:30. She brougli* six passen
gers and about 40 tons of freight,
and carried away 20 passengers.
I). A Muirhead, chief clerk of
the W. P. & Y. R. river division
at Whitchorse, and G. 15. Edwards,
general agent for the White Pass
company a*. Dawson, were both
Seattle hound passenaeis ou the
Spokane.
"W. B. Hargrave, who has be-a
in the Fairbanks district most of
the winter looking after interests
of the Hargrave Engineering Co..
arrived on the Spokane, havltsg
come from Ccrdova to Juneau on
the Alameda.
HOME MAPE BREAD
From this date on, the Goldei. j
North cafe will sell bread to all!
those who may wish to call I Or {
same. 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 i
at my store delivered to any part
of the city upon request. Remem-,
ter: New location, New goods. I
Same old courteous {.'-.vice. Phone.
SO.—Browning. *2-10.
Tomtuorow night the Eagles'
i-is'l-^rada
lit1 Parent-Teacher association
til's is posponed.
Ihe regular meeting of the Wo
o Christian Temperaac© Union
will v. held at its usual meeting
place tomorrow (Saturday) at 3
in. All ladies of the city
re luvittd to attend.
P. r. W. Lowle, general agent
> t the Canadian Pacific Railway
Co. for this northern territory, left
r: mcruing on the Spokane for
Juneau. Prom there he will pro
- d to Wrangell, thence Ketchi
kan. friuee Rupert and on to Seat
tle, \ Gloria and Vancouver on
• >>;. i-s connected with his com
The meeting of the Parent-Teacli
tv Association, which was an
nounced for this evening, has been
postponed on account of the ne-1
cessary absence from the city of j
lae speaker of the evening. Fur-1
ther announcement concerning the
meeting will be made lit school ;
and :n this paper, but the cards
w ill not be sent out again.
Tonight at the Elks club alleys
will o-;cur the Skagway game of the !
second series in the international
bowi ng tournament being carried
<>n be:weeu Whitehorse,. Skagway,
Ft. Seward, Treadwell and Juneau.
All ln-ors of the sport are in
\ itcxl io come and give encourage
ment to the Skagway players. The
Elks have declared opeu house for
ihe event.
♦ Jeneral Manager Herbert Wheel-;
tr or" the White Pass & Yukon
Route, having completed his tour j
of inspection of the company's
lines and equipment and made ar
rangements concerning improve
ments contemplated in the near
future, came in on the special train
fiom Whitehorsa yesterday after
noon and sailed for Seattle on tho
-Spokane this morning.
COALITION IX VIEW
OF PREPAREDXESS
(Continued from page 1)
demccratic side. Mr. Mann's spOecli
puts him in line for that leadership i
Uut there is no disposition on his
part or on the £art of other re- j
"The Man"
who made the
Phonograph
with *
The Human
Tone
Hear it at the Skagway Edison Agency
publicans in the house to press
him forvardjnot yet at least.
The republicans, ponding another
move in 'hat direction, are watch
fully waiting the progress of the i
president's speech-making trip.
II tht> president puts any j
partisanship into his pre
paredness talk, they will not
be In a moo<l to help; if j
he pitches his talk en a highly ■
patriotic plane, they may be ex
pected to move forwnrd and help
him get the legislation his own
party leaders are retarding.
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Washington, Feb. 4—Members of
the senate who oppose his con
firmation have started an investi
gation cf the public and private
record of Attorney Loui. .> Bran
deis, who was nominattd I. Presi
dent Wilson for membe ul. p of
the supreme court.
liiLL i,U«
fljfj
(Continued from page 1.)
to concede that with Oliver T. Er
ickson, of the Seattle Council, the
leading opposing candidate. Gill
will have a close race for re-elec
tion. (Jill's enemies say the mayor
is due for another descent in his
strange up and down career.
UP lb ilitrii!!?,
IU SAIL Ml
Washington, Feb. 4 — Awaiting
confirmation from official sources
as a necessary preliminary to any |
action Lv the United States, state
department officials were iuteristed
today in the report from London
that the Japanese government has
revived all the demands upon China
included in the famous "group
five" cf the list o£ proposals sub
mitted to the Peking government
more than a year ago for a per
manent settlement o 1 outstanding
issues between Japan and China.
There Is a conviction in official
circles here that any action at
this time likely to have results to
ward warding off the new Japanese
demands mus» be taken by the Un
ited States practically alone.
With every evidence of sympa
thetic interest by tiie European
entente allies in the attitude of
CO.U, AX A RAKUAI.V JKOU OXE
WEEK
For one week we will deliver
Ladysmith cool, mine run, for
$ 10.50 per ton. — Alaska Transfer
Co. Plionc No. 10 1-27-lwk.
opposition which tlie United States
took when the proposals on the
"group live" originally were submit
ted, it is believed, none of these
powers will be inclined to tako
issue with Japan at a moment when
they are leaning heavily upon their
Oriental ally, not only for muni
tions of war but for military and
naval protection of thefr Interests
•u tho Orient.
Tlie close study that has been
made 'n Washington of the pro
posals embodied in "group five"
has only confirmed officials In their
original belief, that if accepted in
full by China, without protest from
other nations, they would lead
no' only to material and Industrial,
but even political domination of
China by Japan.
Japanese advisers for the Chinese
Kovercment with resulting exclusion
of all other foreign advisers from
Peking, it is felt, would place China
completely under the political con
trol of Japan.
Wnlle not prepared to make an
issue on that point, however, the
state department is convinced the
other provisions of "group five"
finally would close to American
commerce and enterprise the open
uoor in China,
It is gathered from the British
newspaper advices that in addition
to revising the demands in "group
live," as they stood at the close
of the negotiations in Peking last
January, the Japanese proposals
again include a provision aiimed at
a budding American enterprise in
Fuklen province, and a proposal to
polico all of the large Chinese
cities with Japanese.
In tho absence of official ad
vices in a matter of such import
ance, officials decline to indi
cato what course will be followed
by the United States government
Ambassador Guthrie, at Tokyo, and
Minister Reinsch, at Peking, will
be called upon for complete in
formation.
INTERIOR WEATHER
Ska a-way, clear, n. w. 15 abova
Wliitehorse, clear 38 below.
Lower LeBarge, clear, n, w. 36
below.
llooMiinqua, clear, calm, 49
below.
Big Salmon, clear, calm, 44 be
low.
Yukon Crossing, clear, calm, 42
below.
Selk'rk, fog, calm, 51 below.
Isaac Creek, clear, s. w. 35 be
low.
Stewart River cleat calm, 38 be
low.
OgilvJe clear, calm,—.
Dawscn, fog, calm, 43 below.
Some Foreign Coins.
The franc was formerly called llvre
(pound), though the connection with
any spcclul weight Is not evident Tha
name of the German'coin. mark, mean
lug a weight of eight ounces, was for
merly in general use in Europe. The
mime of the Italian coin that corre
sponds with a franc (lira) also means
pound. The coins in present use In
Spain have their names from other
sources The Ave peseta pie;e is cull
ed escudo (shield) Peseta, the name
of the small coin representing the mon
etary standard, means simply "little
pie-e." Ruble Is from the word mean
ing "to cut" nnd was so called because
originally ilie coin was made with an
ornamental e-'ge.— London Telegraph.
Lux Is Just the thing tor doing
e Hltle laundering while traveling.
C'ouveuient to use and sure and safe
'u results. 10c at Kellers'. tf.'
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GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office- f iith a venue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
• Saturday and Sunday.
101 lilson Universal prcsqnts FROM THE LIOX'S JAWS, In
two reel.—A thrilling jungle feature with Win. Clifford and
Marie Malcajnp. Produced by Hour}' MeRae.—Vou will enjoy
this. ' ,i
King Baggot and Ethel Grandon in THE IJOX COUGH.
Universal Weekly No. 2o60.
Universal Ike Jr., In A CASE OX THE DOCTOR.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
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