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NUGGET MOVIES
I Broad tvity, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
LuMn Company prosents "The
Priendsulp of Lamoud."'—A drama
in nvo parts.
Getting into a Scrape.—A Bio
grajih comedy.
Slippery Slim.—An Easanay com
' edy.
Sunday and Monday
FIVE REELS
"The Strange Case of Princess
Khan."—Sclig Oriental mystic pic
ture in two porta.
Ci.melius and the AV11J Man. —
Kalent comedy.
His Fighting Blood.—TTio spur
\ of :iff.-ction.—Two reels.
Mus>ic by Mrs. R. Shelly.
Commences at 8:30 p. ■n
Zenith Oil assures the best pos
sible r<*ult3 as a lubricant lor all
! light jr delicate machinery. 10c,
25c, »0c bottles. Keller Bros,
j Solo SkagTvay Agents.
JAPANESE
ORANGES
15c a Dozen
up ■
Tony Doriero
Agents
ROYAL TAILORS
uf
CHICAGO — NEW YORK
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
The Pioneers are wanted at the
Igloo tonight.
The Alaska S. S. Co liner Jsf
ferson passed W" range 11 shortly
after aeon today aad is according
ly due ia 'his port sometime Wed
nesday morning.
The Eiks and their friends h. J
a Jollv time at their dance Satur
day right. Prof. Seimer's mviie.-t a
was iu its usual good trim and
measured the time just rig'-t. the
eats were Skagway's best and a
good crowd was present.
Zerith Oil is particularly adapt- d
for ust in lubricating the fine
Putts of all delicate mechanisms.
10e, 25c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Stagw-ay Agents.
HOME MADE BREAD
From this date ou, the Golden
North cafe will sell bread to all
tboee who may wish to call for
same. The Golden North brwd
Is also ou sale at P. H. Ganty's
and Rapuzzi's stores. tf.
BROWNING DELIVERS THE
GOODS
Ycu can have all goods bought
at my store delivered to ajiy part
of the city upon request. Remem
ber: New location. New goods.
Same old courteous service. Phone
90.—Browning. *2-10.
COAL AX A BARGAIN FUR ONE
WEEK
For one week we will deliver
Ladysmith coal, mine run, for
$10.50 per ton. — Alaska Transfor
Co. Phone No. 10 l-27-lwk.
PIONEER NOTICE
A meeting of Skagway Igloo, No.
12. pioneers of Alaska, will he
held Monday night, January 31st
at R o'clock, for the purpose of
election of officers for tho ensuing
term ar-d the consideration of mat
ters of importance to the Igloo.
•l-29-2t. W. L. STEVENSON,
v--President.
Gffi PRIZES
TUe Eagles have auuouncod the
follow'i g prize list for their mas
querade to be held next, Saturady
evening.
LADIES
U(~t sustained character.
-Host original character.
iiv. ?t comical character.
GENTLEMEN*
Best sustained character.
Meet original character, i
Most comical character.
OTHEK PRIZES
Best couple.
Best group of three or more.
Two door arizes. J
. BOSCH IB
JOIN UNiKG CO.
Provided there is a train out
ten-- rron- morning for Whitehorse,
Mr. and Mrs. George Busch. will be
passengers thereon, enroute to the
Yukon Copper, Ltd. properties at
Pueblo.
I as- April Mr. Busch came north
iusd held the i>osition of cashier
for the White Pass at Whitehorse,
until the close of navigation. He
then came to SUagway where he
has filled a position in the audit
or's office. For several years
prior to his residence in the north,
Mr.. Busch has been traveling au
ditor for the Wells Fargo Express
Company.
It i:« understood that Mr. Buscli
wj!l have the same position with
the Yub<:n Copper Ltd., as that
fci uierly occupied by Mr. Mawry
s.ti the Atlas Mining Co.
Remember that there is only one j
•genuine" Kodak. If It isn't au
Eastman. it Isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers are the Skagway agents.
"The Man"
who made the
Phonograph
/j i ujrnaa Ct £d IJCrti—.
with
The Human
Tone
Hear it at the Skagway Edison Agency
HILL iiiblhu
1 IBs iiiliL
iCoutliiueu from page 1.)
per (lay; a hydrO-eUcC. ;c plant of
200 horse-puwer for tho mill and
also a com piebfior. Au «. i,;uty ioot
(lam will a'so bo built and a
wagon road constructed from tho
mine to McCarthy for tUe nauling
of the ore duriua tuo summer
mouths, a distance oi fourteen
miles. Owing to the nigh water
in McCarthy creek iu the summer,
causal bv the melti.ig -news aud
glaciers at Us he.id, tue partly
constructed trail down tuo crefck
can only be used by pa.;; train and
saddle .horses for i-ju-ut eight
months of the year, bat after
the freeze-up hea\.. freight sled3
become available.
Tne wholo of the mining opera
tions se far carried on in the
.Mother Lode mine arc practically
confined to the Man thou , ciod
frev and Hero claims, a.ul coimist3
>>f 5,-} J 5 feet oa' tuuucu, c . .Sicuts,
: drifts, etc. Since tu_ cie-'tlun of
a tramway t.io wwk v. nation
iud development u.ii. Lv_i.u earned
ju expeditiously, '1iiu civ body
lOUotts tut uii> Oi tao juddiug
iilans fn tne iiaifeiuuti, .i. u me
ifiuiu body varies ir^iu • . In jus
to tWPiily-uiue anc. t iect,
likewise the compojUn,.. .. tne
ore w uch in places may t all
topper glance and in otiicis, a mix
ture of coveilite, azurite and mal
achite, wiih considerable oxide of
iron. it is estimated that there
is ?;5,f00,000 worth of ore blocked
I out, aud tonnage broken in stores
and tu the dump.
XUe property consists 01 ^vunj
io<lu aud placer claims, located iu
X90T, and subsequent yeajs by Os
car Ilaglund Oscar Sail and John
Smith, and embraces an area of
about 1300 acres of ground in the
[Chitiua mining district. These lo
cations are for the most part in
Alarvel'ouii and Independent gulches
thirteen to fourteen miles above
its mouth, where it flows into the
Kennecctt river. The Marvellous,
Godfrov and Hero claims, upon
which most of the mining has been
done, are all at the head of
Marvellous gulch, at an elevation
of from 5820 to 6734 feot above sea
level. The Marvellous claim is 3191
feet due east from the Bonanza
mine, and one and a quarter miles
southeast from the Jumbo mine,
both properties of the Kennceott
Copper Corporation.
KLNG OK NORWAY
GIVES HIGH HONOR
TO SEATTLE MAN
To a citizen of Seattle and Nome,
Alaska, Jafet Lindeberg, falls one
of the highest honors taut can be
conferred by the king of Norway
the Ord.'r of St. Olaf. Word was
received recently from Norwegian
Consul General Lund, of San Fran
cisco, that King Haakcn had so
singled cut Mr. Lindebc"g for the
decoration, which is said to be
held b) but a few individuals in j
the Unred States.
It is believed by friends Oi Mr. |
I.iudeberg that the action was tak
en iu recognition of Mr. Lindeberg's
parficipatJon in the rescue of the
Karluck and members of the Stef
aussou expedition. Mr. Lindeberg
fitted out the COryvin at his owe.
[expense and sent her into the Arc
tic ocean in 1914 to aid the cast
I awnys. Besides this single action,
I he has been especially prominent
i in Nome, and on many; occasions
; hus prs ved himself a true friend
to n:embers of the Norwegian 'rat's.
. J^iudeberg ia now an Am®ri
, can citizen, having taken out his
fiaal unpens a year ago.
WHEN MOTHER VOTES.
If mother goes out to Vote some Jay
Then who will rock the baby?
The one who rocked It when she
went
To pay the tax«, maybe!
—Pennsylvania Suffrage Bulletin.
1 I^itMen
CLIPBOARD
FISH DAY MENU.
FRIDAY—BREAKFAST.
Oranges.
Fried Oysters.
Toast anil Marmalade.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Mexican E.«rgs- l.ettuco Salad.
Cookies ur.il Tea.
DINNER.
Corn Soup.
Planked Whlteflsh.
Fried Apples. Sauted Sweet Po
tatoes.
Fruit Salad.
Coffee and Tartfl.
"COMPANY" DISHES.
R1CTUM-DITY-A cupful of grated
cheese, a can of tomatoes or stew
ed fresh tomatoes, one-half small
grated ouion, n teaspoonful of salt, two
nl lespoonfuls of butler, two beaten
• eggs. n green pepper chopped.
Mix the tomatoes, cheese, onion and
(he pepper. Welt the butter In a chaf
1 lug dish, add the mixture and when
heated add the salt and the eggs well
beaten. Cook until the eggs are of a
creamy consistency, stirring and scrap
ing from the bottom of the pan. Serve
at once on strips of buttered toast
' Macaroni Cheese.—Needed, one-quar
ter pound o' macaroni, one-quarter
pound cheese, one-half pint white
sauce, an egg, salt and pepper.
To make, boll the macaroni and pre
pare the sauce. Stir the macaroni Into
this and add half the clieese and the
egg and seasonings. Dace this in a
well buttered pie dish tin 1 sprinkle the
rest of the cbcese on top. Bake In the
oven until slightly browned: Serve
with toast
Broiled Oysters au Gratln.—Mix n
scant teaspoonful salt In a shallow dish
with two cupfuls cracker crumbs rolled
One. Have a cupful melted butter In
shallow basin. Drain a quart oysters,
rolling well In clean napkin to make
dry as possible. Take each oyster npon
a fork (thrust through the tough mus
cle), dip It Into crumbs, then Into but
ter, then Into crumbs again. Arrange
them In wire broiler (having two wires
quite close together) and broil over
bright coal fire or under quick gas
flame for about three minutes, turning
broiler every five or ten seconds. When
oysters are plump nnd juices run thej
are done. Serve instantly.
Cheese Straws.—Needed, two ounces
butter, four ounces dour, an egg, four
ounces grated cheese, cayenne and
mustard.
To make, rub the butter In the (lour,
add the other Ingredients and mix with
the egg. Roll out thin nnd cut Into
small strips. Bake in n slow oven for
ten minutes. Pile them crosswise when
serving. I
- GLEARHNGE SHLE
iksh fti: a, s
WB CLOSE AT 6 DURING SEVERJ SATURDAY 9 P. M.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office- FifTh venue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Sunday and Monday
101 Bison presents in two parts "THE STRUGGLE.''
King, the Detective, in FORMULA, i-i. two parts.
BRIDEGROOM'S PREDICAMENT.—A clever and entertaining
comedy.
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8:30
OLD&S* BANK IK ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
,*uneau, Alaska
Capital, $50,000.00. SurP|,!s> $20,000.00
B. M. BEHRENDS R. WILLIS IIY MrNAl'GHTON,
President \ icr ' "i Cashier
Get"? lore r
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FOR STYLE
We all like to trtpr stylish clothing and hare stylish furni
ture in our hon'B, and we like other stylish things, and tbfl
Kodak Is stylish far after all thero Is no Imitation like the
original, and "If It Isn't an Eastman, It Isn't a Kodak," so
tnink it ovetr ar4 compare tha Ivodaks at the Skagway Bast
man Agency wit* all others ncd you will hare no doubt a* t»
which is the Ixv * tmmera for yon to select for the coming sum
mer,
Mall orders M an Kodak supplies »*ceivo prompt atten
tion.