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'NUGGET movies
BnwnlIV»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Hearst Selig Tribune Weakly.
The Girl in the Case.—A two
reel Vttagra^h drama, featuring
Maurice Costello.
An American Heiress — The
fourth, etpiaode of the Beloved Ad
venture.
Ouated. — A Vitagraphi comedy.
Music by Miss Barber.
Coatwencea *4 8:30 p. m.
DOI'HLV OUT WITH
BIG FUR CARGO
The Dolpfoiu noeed lata port this
moruln? at 7 with, a large list ot
passengers aud cleared for the
south this morning. Among the
passengers noted beeides the many
tourists were: Carl Ericlison, H.
Rappolt, Otto Toverdall and Mrs. H.
J. Morley. Tha Dolphin) carried a
large shipment of raw furs out.
Thirteen of 'h<> passengers were
for N'cme.
CARRIES EXCURSIONISTS
The City of Seattle sailed Into
port this morning at nine and left
j at 5:30 p. m. It carried a large
passenger list and sixty tons of lo
cal freight. There are thirty
round trip passengers aboard; twei
ty five, who will make the G'rand
Tour down the river to Nome and
back to the States, taking the out
si le px®sage; and forty-one who are
making the midnight sua excursion
to Fort Yukon.
! ROOSEVELT IMPROVES RAPIDLY
OYSTER BAY, Juno 19—The con
d It ion of Theodore Roosevelt Is
much bwtter. He was not aible to
attend church on Sunday, but his
pihyslclan announces that K will be
bi*» a snort time until theenergetlc
man is again up and around.
H. E. Cole, editor of the Barfboo
News In Wisconsin, is making a'
tour of Southeastern Alaska. He Is
highly pleased with •'he surrounding
country and has promised to en
list on the boosrter movement. He
is accompanied by his wife.
I H. Brandt, general ageat of the
passenger department for the Pa
| clfic Coast SteamsiWpi Co., came In
' on the Seattle.
NIP I • IN THE «UD.
AppftimnPf of Daadrnff a Fote
ran" of Future Ballatu.
That such Is the case has boon cor
lusively proven by scientific research
rof. Unna, the noted European ski
.ftltlist, declares that daiiJrulT Is tt
i rrnwed-up cuticle of the scalp, cause
parasites destroying the vitality i:
• ua hair b:.'I*. The heir becomes llfelea
ind. In time falls out. This can be pre
■snted.
Nawbro's Herpicide kills this dmdrv*
<erm, and restores the h«lr to its natun.
raftness and abundancy.
Herpicide is now used by thousands o
->eople—all satisfied that it Is the mos
wonderful hair preparation on the mar
cet to-day.
Sold by leading- drusjrists. Send 10c. te
rtamps for sample to The Herpicide Co
Detroit. Mich.
ii all dm* stone.
One Soilar Dotu*, gaanatMd
gOks to capital city
x j TO OPEN OFFICES
/
I". if1! V. Lowle left oa the Ala
meda *fj open up his o£floep la the
cAHW. city RUd launch forth on the
new business program rocaatly in
augurated by the Canadian Pacific
lu, Alalia.
Mr. I.awle came to Skagway In
lJOti as freight clerk. He so di
ligently sipiplled himself to the job,
that in 1908, he was made agent
for Skag-way with the C. P. R. Tie
company has recognized bis starling
qualities as a business* getter for
the C. P. R. and have named him
as the logical man to head the new
system. i
During his stay in Skagway he
has gathered around him a w«u-iu
band of sincere Mendg who con
gratulate him on his promotion. He
brought hie "wife to Slcagiway on
their honeymoon, and theix only
child, Ralph, fct now withi his moth
er in Victoria.
It roust be said at Mr. Lowle
that he was a sincere ibooeter for
Alaska, his company and Skagway.
Navei did he let thg opWwtunity
slip <>y to put in a boost for his
residence town and we are sorry to
lose him froan our mldsj, (but we
know that his successor, Hal
Johnston, will follow the same tac
tics and continue his long ser
vice for Alaska and Skagway.
SUPERINTENDENT OF NATIVE
SCHOOL EN ROUTE TO SITKA
C. L. Johns, superintendent of
the Sheldon Jackson Sohoola at
Sitka, was a recent arrival In Skag
way. He left this afternoon on
the City of Seattle for Sitka.
Mr. John represents the school
as doli:g good work and forging
ahead, covering a field of work that
very few schools in Alaska are mak
ing any attempt to cover.
The Native Alaskans, aver the
age of ten years, are admitted to
the school after a physical and' men
tal examination. In the school they
are Uught the various ltnea of
trade and equipped to earn a liveli
hood for themselves and family.
The school is b up ported by the
Woman's Board of Home Mlasion.
of the Presbyterian church. After
leaving school the natives are fol
lowed ut> and the progress they are
making. Is noted in the register at
the head offices. It is surprising
how many commncta come In on the
woikmanship of the boy a after
they really get started. Mr. Johns
is enthusiastic over the field and
the good work that his school Is
doing.
WEA1HER HOLDS BACK
TENNIS GAMES
Miller aud Colo drew the by in
the tenuis drawing held Saturday.
This will leave Teller and Hone
brake to break the ice by taking on
(iabie and Johnston. Tile wiiuiere of
this match will meet Miller and Colt
and *he winner of this set will re
present Skagsvay In the coming Juiy
celebrations. ~
The aim of the club Is to put the
beet players on the field an retrieve
'he .honors lobt to WJaiteihorBa a*
the recent festivities in the neigh
bor city. A cup will }>e placed up
tor a prize at the Julygames.The
winner will be allowed to keea> it
until next July celebration, it is at
p-esLi.A held by the Fort. The
maiuhes will be nlayed aa soon as
weather conditions will peirmit.
MIDNIGHT SUNNERS
ARRIVE OX MARIPOSA
The Mariposa steamed Into poit
last night at 11 and laft tor the
westward at 1:35. It carried fWty
passengers to this port. WHliam
Bledsoe, son of W. J. Bledsoe was
aboai d.
It carried a distinguished party 12
New York business men and capital
ists euronte to witness the midnigilit
sun at Fort Yukon. W. H. Bliss,, a
New York capitalist and business
man heads a party of thirty not-,'
able Easterners who are* making
the Inside trip to witness the beau
tiful sight on the Yukon.
EFFORTS CENTER ON
BIG ATTENDANCE
The Sunday School enrollment
for Sunday's meeting nearedj thq
one humdTed mart which had been
se tby tlie superintendent of the
school for that date. The attend
ance va ninety six. An effort will
be made to climn uo to the one
hundred mark at next Sunday's
meeting. The boys and girls of
th<* Sunday school have enlisted in
the campaign to raise the required
number. Some novel forms of ad
vertising are included In, the cam
paign.
LOST—A lady's hand; embroidered
hankerchieif around the violet patch
on Mount Dewey. Valued 83 a keep
sake. Kindly return to AlasStan of
fice. tf.
U. S. CRUISERS SPEED
TO MEXICAN WATERS
(Continued from pace 1.)
last straw was out and that from,
mow on business was metot by the
United States government. Ote de- j
struct Ion of Uvea and property
inui-t stop la the ultimatum. of the i
war d-partmont.
PLEASURE BOAT ENBOUTE
A communication has been re
ceived by L, S. Keller from Cajpt.
Ralph Young, to the effect that the
Go'.den Rod, the pleasure boat
which will be In Skagway this Bum
mer, will be here on the towanitle*th
or as soon thereafter as It can ar
rive.
IOUFEITS BIG SUM TO WED
BAR HARBOR, ME., June 19 —
Th"1 late widow of John, Jacotb As
tor has announced her engagement
to William Earl Dick, the mil
lionaire publisher. By| marrying,
the second time, Mrs. Astop for
feits the income from a five m'l
llon dollar Investment.
BRIDGE TO BE KKPAIRED
Jack Hayes, road coamnVissloner,
returned from the Haines district
and left this afternoon on 'he Seat
tle for Sitka. While in, Skagway
he made an examination of the
of tho River bridge and authorized
the Mayor to make certain respairs
at the expense of the government.
, Merrs. Schapper andi Kauffman,
two prominent men from Blue Is
land, Illinois, passed through! Skag
way er.route to the interior. Tlwiy
ar' making the Grand Tcrtir and
will visit In Atlin, The Itlnerar/
calls 'hem to Dawson, Fort Yukon,
St, Michael, Nome and Westward
ports. They will leave on the Vic
toria for the States.
rtapia Action.
"Always think twice before you
speak," said flit tie Tommy's mamma.
"Gee, maw?.' lie answered. "If you do
that you must do some pretty fast
thinkln' sometimes when you git to
goln' forjpawl"
Nobody at Home.
"They«say." remarked the spinster
boarder. • "that the woman who hesi
tates ls.lost"
"Lostlis not the proper word for it,"
growled the fussy old bachelor at the
pedal extremity of the tnNe.. "8he'«
extinct"—Indianapolis Star.
Current Comment.
If the antomohlle has pot ttie old
fashioned carriage on the scrap pile
that is no reason for putting the horse
irn the meat market —San Franolsc*
Oironlele.
Speaking of railroad prosperity. Jaw
yrar was the first one In more than
half a century when the new mllense
measured less than 1.<M)0 uille*.—Bo*
ion Herald.
Congress has subjects before. It
which will rail upon Its members to
make distinctly clear the difference
l>rtween the politician and the slates
man.- Washington Star.
Pen and Brush.
Marie Corelll. the novelist. Is'Bald to
1* In great favor with Queen Alexan
dra.
Miss Helen Miller of Philadelphia, at
the age of sixteen. Is the author of ten
plays.
James Montgomery Flagg sold his
first picture when he was only four
teen years old. It was a comic.
Dr. Tsubouchl of Waseda university
Is now hard at wort; In translating
Shakespeare. It Is the Intention of Dr
rsuboucbl to complete his work during
the present year.
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