Fresh Fruit
And Vegetables
To arrive on Spokane
If there is anything new on the market
we will have it
ASK & SONS (Grocers
Safety First and then the
B V Ds for Summer
Dortero &t Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
;PHON£ 32
CHANGE IN ELECTRICAL SERVICE
OF THE
HOME POWER COMPANY
The ituve-n-d demand of air patrons lor a day service Uas
prompted c';e Home Power i in; -uy to install a meter system
and a oi.i.uious service, RlilcU will enable consumer's to
n*e c'.ci trieity at tUt ir pleas.ire.
l the ,t i» company bis supplied only tiose RKQUE8T
1Nv; MiiriiRS. for which ni tor the consumer made a cash de
l"'sit.
In a'.l cities tli** meter ay.-; em is used, and a cash deposit
is required by the company fur.iishli s same. The deposit
r.' - s from ti *!".>» ,:nd in some tonus ia Alaska,
is :'S high a^
The iU'tne l'u« r com;. ny will not require .1 '.'eposit on me
ters, and no charge will be made :.t this time for the installa
tion ui the same.
Nor will any change lie .uade i:i the present meter rates,
which ar. s folio* s: -
.Mlnlmnm rate for one Hga*., ptr mouth, $1 Ov. Her mo or
mure lights, per month Ji.'.'O,
Kate per Kilowatt, 10 cent*. A sliding Scale lev Kilowatt
f< r !.rw cw s ime.'s is now .! . , 'siderallen.
It U not the in: ntion of the !Icir e rower company tj in
crca-e tie cost to t'.s • consume.-, »■ :t ;o place all consumers
.
t..w oi t'»e louitauous system.
The K.>m * Pew, r company funaer realizes, tart during the
summer months t e a vera- • affile will not use 20 Kilowatt
he " I'-iatin;: purp se-, v. b is the amount of the mini
m'jm charge. br.t with the continuous service t!'e consumer
has the pri.i'.e.ro of using elcciritvl appliances nt any hour
of tl.e day or night, ond e u use such electrical ap
pl:."i- s F1 1 Irons, Toa->! "s. Percolators, Vacuum Clean
ers. fce Ti: s will give the con. uau r the optoitunity cf using
up t e full mount of tho i*r in charge,
•lay s -\i'e w:Il 1e t':r::-1d on about June 1st.
Tht- H.snie Pew r m patty 51' v ry a full i:n • o:' up 10 date
• !"• tri 1 I 1 'tie t!" I •>, I! •" w' : it will lie sold . 1 . ;n> 11 per
i :i!i - o a«-ttls*.J oo. t.
s
for me"ers «• . I ■ money ' <'od upon p« -'a'ciicn of
ti.e sant" to t' . t '"'.-ur^r a' o I corner Uh and Broad
wa y.
HOME I'OWER COMPAXY.
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, et >.-a I'n 1 . ■: i ! ul
On3.1 k\■'OI'V \'i -lit
Ti.iii^bt.
ai:«l T!iii:m1:i,v
"The Call of the Traunieri,"—A
three part society lira:. . - powerful,
• motional, gcr-^ous. An unusually
4' 'i 1 pro.Initio: by t o Aiuerican O
Keviioi.t ••• :::';i:iy pro ?nfi "L.ovc*
I
by Mrs. Iliu (i MdSiloii.
Cmiiiiii'iHi's :>l K:3«i p. m.
Local Happenings
from Seattle nietime Friday.
Tilt' Dolphin got in at t»:S5 t.lis
Mr.niiag with 21 paoStngers and
>■' to:is of iVei'Jit. She sailed
so-ith at 0 a. m.
C. MfCarter, sen of the prst
mister at bawseit, i. i.ore ca his
w.iv to the interior, having arrived
on the Princess Manuu.na at noon
today.
Tli" freighter Conlova of the Al
aska Steamship Co , so' into Skag
wuy this afternoon wit 1 42:; tons
of i-ars;ot ineludel in which are 235
lioad of live sto..'k.
T::e settlement c: the case of
Mrs. Dortero vs. The Home Power
.
!.i • -;,1 of 53,oi)u and $300 costs,
we had it yesterday.
The Princess Maquintia came in at
12 o'clock noon today with 24
t aud 12 s.'coi.u class passen
a:: J 43."> t ms U' freight. She
>v•!| J..-H south ar about 11 o'clock
?ni>:ght.
,\ii's. Oneel, wife of the Daw
theatrical ur.'.n, is l.tie on her
■ y i. to the iiitericf after having
vi. ,.i avrera 1 men is 0!i the out-;
•He. S.:e c-mn north oit the1
Mr.'tuinua.
The head of r.i tuc that arrived
i Skagway cn the I rn.pt-ss Maquln
ii- this morning arc clout equal
'••• divided bet wee a 1". Li'rns & Co.
>i Whitehorse and Dawson and
Louis Schulz of Atliis
K. J. Davis, J. 15. ICe.lum and P.
Marion of Pittsburg, Pa.. who are
ii.terfcsted in McKee creek, Atlin
district, placer prtpertier, came
in o:i the Princess Maquinna to
sl-'.y enroute to the interior.
Tlayal Pulleu, son of -Mrs. H. S.
Pui'en, who has bcei: assistant
tor tiie past three years to
J W. TJoyle iu his dredging opera
tion- near Dawson, will conie out
a'jeut the middle o? July and as
•i:t his mother in the management
oi her constantly and rapidly in
iveasiug business in SVa&way. t
iKeYOflFM
son aid aear
! v<— WM
Ciicura soap
For the toilet and bath assisted by occa=
| Bional use of Cuticura Ointment.
Samples Free by Mail
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold everywhere.
Liberal sample of each mailed free with 32-p. book
Addruaa poet-card "CuUcura," Dept. 4F, Ikxitou.
J. L. ( "Chauncey") Schroeder,
the genial purser of the W. P. &
V. H. steamer Gleaner, was an ar
rival on the City of Seattle last
night on his way ovpr to Caribou to
take his position on the boat.
Dr. D. D. Cairnes, Lead of the
Canadian Geological survey, and
It's assistant, Mr. Gerow, are in
Skagway on their vcjr into Yukon
territory • They were arrivals on
the Princess Maquinna this morn
I ing.
Tlio City of Seattlo came in at
'J:45 last night with 20 passen
gers and 33 tons of freight and
sailed south at 11:15 p. in., with
V W. Baxter, bound for Seattle,
an J Fred Hackett, for Prince Ru
pert.
The following people are regis
tered at tho Pullen House today:
Irving G. Davis, Nejv York; D. D.
Cairnes, Ottawa; W. E. Cockfield,
Montreal; Zella Goodman-Oneel,
San Jose, Cal.; Arthur 1>. McCarter,
Sairamento, Cal.
C. Carmen, J. Muilicnamp and
Win. llerger, doans ol commercial
travelers, and a triumvirate holding
office through thei: ability as well
as their popularity, are her© "do
i:>g'" the town, having c jme in o*
tho Princess Maquinr.a today.
Vrs. Jas. Rock is due to arrive
I i>. Skagway, on her return from
| Seattle, next Sunday. After clearing
I l'U a little business slut has to at
tend to hpre she will join Mr. Rock
i.j Seward, Alaska, where it is
their intention to mak<? their fu
| tur;; home.
Mrs. G. W. Roberts, wife of tno
Ruby mine operator, came up oh
the City of Seattle last night and
is registered at the Pullen House.
Mr. Roberts, who is a partner of
Senator Dan Sutherland of Ruby,
Saturday to meet his wife.
The handsome new front of the
local P. C. S. S. Co. office has
just received its final coat of
paint aud as soou as "Vic" Peter
sen, the agent, cau get around to it
b • is going to hang the big circular
sign of the company over the side
walk to let strangers know "where
he's at."
J as. Lipscomb, one of the most
pcuular agents aud telegraphers
ever in the employ o* the W. P. &
Y. P. , is here 011 his way into At
lin t; take chars*? of the company's
office there after an absence 011
t'.ie outside of two years. The
"tric^c" at Atlin is familiar work
for Jimmy, for he waa in charge
of it a number of ytars previous
to his departure for the outside.
T;ere is no argument that can
be successfully urged against the
bcueL'its of advertising in the Daily
Alaskan. 15. li. Earlt, of the
auditor's office of the W. P. & Y.
1 R, on Monday last r dvertised the
I loss oi' a cameo stickpin, its chief
I value to him being that it was a
I keepsake given to him by his moth
er. l^ist night he found it in one
cf the pockets of a vest he had
worn on Sunday.
Roy Mulvihill, the eldest son
of Chief Train Dispatcher \V. J.
>.1 ulvihill, of the V. P. & Y. R., and
his estimable wife, returned home
this morning on the Dolphin, after
having spent several months in at
tendance at school iu Seattle. Roy
hare told uslthe same story—distress
after eating, pases, heartburn. A
before and after each meal will relieve
carat ove
from Wliitehorse 011
Yes—Many People
Dyspepsia
Tablet
vou. Sold only by us—25c.
Wm. Britv.
I "93nHaipTonic
f stops the hair from falling out
Wm. Britt.
is of a naturally bright and lik
able disposition and his short con
»act with the outside world seems
to have brought out many traits
of character that were before
dormant. He la a Skagway pro
duct and we are glad to welcome
h in back.
Owing to financial embarrassment
caused by poor advance arrange
ments of dates, whereby the 10
iieople in the company would have
had to lay over four daya in
Skagway ou expenses while waiting
for a boat to take them back to
Juneau, after their advertised per
formance In Elks' hall here tonight.
t.Le Ilurd-IIibbard vaudeville troupe,
upcji their arrival here on the Dol
phin this morning decided to can
cel their engagements here and at
Haines, and return to Juneau on
the samo boat on which they ar
rived.
The Call of the Traumeri, in
three parts, at the Nugget Movies
Tonight.
Oil her next northern voyage the
City of Seattle will open the P. C.
S. S. Co. excursion season of 1915.
She will leave Seattle on June 2d,
witt- all her accomodations taken,
an"', arrive in Skagway on June 7th.
Returning she will make the run
to Seattle via Sitka. The excur
sion season will last until the end
of August and between the 2d of
June and that time the City of
Seatle will make S round trips and
th« Spokane 7 round trips; or, in
"tlu'r words, one of these palatial
steamers will dock in Skagway
every six days during the continu
al. re of this schedule.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kane of
Everett were arrivals in Skagway
this morning on the Frincess Ma
quinna and are guests at the Pul
len House while the vessel is in
oort. .Mr. Kaue is the senior
member of the printing firm of
Kane it Harcus, whose specialty is
original designing and the getting
out of advertising booklets. Mr.
nt.d Mrs. Kane's visit while a lit
| t'f> out of the ordinary, still fol
[lows closely alorg the itinerary
that is yearly becoming of more
' frequent occurrence in this north
ern land in which the Hymenean is
I sung in the sylvan sclitudes of
the canyon's depth or flung to the
winds from the majestic mountain
tops.
lestuuiay airs. xi. o.
; urchassi frcm the W. P. & Y. R.
the two story building that now
stand to the south and east of the
V.. IV A. club. Although Its ex
terior is somewhat rough and un
sisli'V it Is well arranged Inside
and is divided up into ten com
fortable rooms, which its new own
er will furnish and fit up for the
exclusive use of what she is pleased
to term "my boys," within the
scope of which expressive term is
embraced all the young fellows who
have left their homes on the out
side and come up here during the
summer season to earn money to
continue their way through college
and can appreciate tho motherly
interest Mrs. Pullen always mani
fests in their welfare. At present
the building will remain in the lo
cation where it is now situated,
but will later be removed to a part
cf the Pullen House grounds not
»et decided upon.
All those who signed their names
to a list for the purpose of insti
tuting in Skagway au Igloo of Al
aska Pioneers, will please be pre
sent on Thursday evening, May 27,
1.115, at 8 o'clock at Arctic Bro
therhood hall.
:"-25-3t. A. J. ACHISON,
Organizer
SWAT THE FLY
Don't go fishing without good
flies. Trout are -taking the fly
tbtse fine days, and you'll find the
gi'tatost assortment of good flies ii
t *vu at Keller Bros. Drug Co. A
few favorite ones we name: Tel
low Jacket, Montreal, Governor
(rcl tip) Grey Hackle, Black
Hackle, Governor Black Hackle
ipeacock body), Black Gnat, Grey
Drakp, English Admiral, Seth Green
Grey Hackle (green body) White
•Miller, Dusty Miller.
All kinds of the best tacklo to,
fe had at RIGHT PRICES.
Olympla Be*r on araugnt at the
Board of Trade. Thia famous braw,
I both ou draft *.tsd In bottles la kept
I .distantly fresh. This is the Board
[of Trade Bar where the colebrated
Rainier Beer if ilso Wept in bot*
tlt> . - .
Warm Weather Corsets
Think of tubbing your corset as you tub undermuslins!
You can, if it is a
Warner's Rust Proof
What a comfort to wear a corset so thoroughly dependable.
There is no part of a Warner Corset that cannot be relied
upon from clasp to backbone.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon* 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; .Saturday 9 p. m.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
Arthur Boone, Proprietor
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orlott King :: Proprietor
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLEY-- —J01IN
KARAMAN & CLKCAt:
PROPRIETORS
Where Can Ott what You Desire Coo*.i& as it Should Be
W» Make * Specialty of Banquet* and Prirat.i Dlmaer Parties.
A reflaed aad comfortable place for a supper After the show
or dance—sendee jB cozy prirate booths if desired.
MnPidtEPUE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office- Fifth Avenue
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 25 and 26
Lucille Love, the Girl of Mystery
sixth episode.—They are adrift u;>on the South Seas, and neith
er has the documents, the (lUest of which, h:is caused them to
face many dangers.
Animated Weekly.—No. 19-18.
"A Man of the People."—A western drama, featuring Donald
McDonald, Ramona Langley and Lee Moran.
"When Spirits Walk."—Will it discovers the hiding place of
Mr. and Mrs. Ghost.—Comedy.
FIVE ItLKLS
Music by 0, Selmer and P* H* Ganty
IS MUCH WORK
FOR TIE MAKERS
Valdez Miner: The Alaska en
gineering commission have issued a
notice that they will require ap
proximately 125,000 railroad cross
ties for the work that will be done
this season. They announce tliat
they will purchase the ties from
any one who may desire to get
them on a basis of twenty cents
each for ties graded as number two,
aud twenty-five cents for those that
grtde number one.
Either hewed or sawed ties will
be accepted and they may be of
spruce or hemlock, but must be
free from score hacks and have uni
form and parallel faces on two op
posite sides.
The specifications for a number
ine tie require that they shall be
7 in. thick by 7 in. to 11 in. face
by 8 ft. long, and for a number
two shall be 6 in. thick by <5 in. to
11 in. face by 8 ft. long.
Ties are to be delivered on the
railroad right of way aud properly
piled for inspection, and no pay
ment of any kind will be mad? till
the ties are made, inspected and
accepted by the engineer or inspect
A most popu
lar and effect
ive remedy for
breaking up a
COLD.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
KELLER BROS.
or appointed by the commission.
Small lots of less than 5000 ties
will not be purchased except where
they may be made in process of
clearing the right-of-way.