Waikiki Pineapple
Tidbits
15 cents per can
Try • can on our recommendation. You will aurely pro
pronounce it a bargain.
STRAWBERRY SEASON
is now at its height mnd we will receive regular shipments
from now on
ASK & SONS Grocers
J. J- -t- J. J. ml
Safety First and then the
B V Ds for Summer
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
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Genuine Art.
"That man cars ho wants bis pic
ture to look perfectly natural." Mid
the protojjrapber's assistant.
"Make It as handsome a* possible."
replied the proprietor.
"But he Insists that he doesn't want
the picture to flatter him."
"He won't think ll flatters him.
Hell think thai at last somebody has
managed to catch rhe way he really
looks."—Washington Star.
Much N««d«d Assistance.
"Here's a uiao suing for divorce be
cause bis wife goes through his pock
ets." said Mrs. Smith reading from the
t-ewspaper. "What would you do If
jou woke up and found me going
through your pocket*?"
"IT** said Mr. Smith sadly. "I would
gvi t'P and help you look."—Exchange.
Yielding th« Place.
Til »how yon who'e boas."
"My deer," responded Mr. Ed peck,
"ilieae continual demoaatratlaoj are
r-r>T«rirT I do not dispute the tt
tW—LookrtB* Oocrtep-Jouiwi
Obi peculiar guilty o# • tool to
pmtn Cm finite of e«>e» qt to
toqil ti» trm—Clo»c»
ttinuttuMttiiuattui
] Oewey .
! Restaurant
: Home Cooking
* MRS. C. MARKET., Prop- Z
J Corner Second Ave and J!
+ Broadway, opposite depot. •?
■m Meals from 6 a. m. to 8 p. 3
£ w- Special luiipcements to £
•J regular beard'.n. S
Homemade :
: Bread for Sale i
mmnnm tnwnww*
^ The Beat The Moat Popular 1
* I
:the |
| NEW !
I CAIN I
+ ?
* I
* Juneau's Newest d Fin<»« +
J Ho»el ♦
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+ Room iviUi detacher *h$l.<>Jup J
J Room with private i .i 42 oO up I
I Jun°an. Alaska |
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"JL'ST A
Teu taajr call it ' just a little
cold," yet it Is so easy for a light
Ask your druggist for a box of
cola io develop into a eerloug one.
"PUROLA" Laxative Cold Tablets
and break up the cold at oucei Do
U today. Price 280. 8P«tfy 'PUR
OLA :• ' Soli by tveller «ros. Brug
KU t ones to draw to.
PertMeford ai>* G'b<»"n 8)1 floo
welier. Bit'" 1'.bb'>u #i'd Pal.: R*'"
Beer i . -ue woa/' »»f Trade
I Local Happenings
(Continued from vage I.)
uriaj; night at 9 o'clock brought
the remains of Father Sergius Kos
troinetinoff to Juueau, and they
were taken from there to Sitka on
the launch Pacific. Mrs. Koetro
ruetinoff and daughter, Mrs. J. F.
Coleman were also cn the Jeffer
son, and together with Father Kash
evaro.'f of Juneau accompanied the
body to Sitka for rites and burial
Sunday.
Murray Miles, well known in this
'section of the north, where in
he was passenger conductor
! oa .he W. P. & Y. R. between
j Skagway and Whiteherse, died at
j his home ia North Yakima, Wash.,
'ou the 5th of this moi.th from dia
betes. His death was sudden and
i unexpected, for although he had
been ailing for seven! years, he
was on the day of his demise ap
par ntly in his usual health. He
•vas exalted rulor of the Elks
lodge in North Yakin.a at the time
of his death.
Col. Stevenson, ht-ad ot the Har
grtavtfs Mining & Engineering Co.,
returned to his Skagway headquar
ters .yesterday on the Mariposa af
ter an cbsence of several weeks in
Eastern and Pacific coast citi*.
He was ficcoiupanied by Dr. T. J.
Weoteunaii of New York, Mr. A. W.
Ne*v berry of Cleveland, Ohio, aiid
Mr. \V. D. Hargreaves. It is the
intention o* Col. Stevenson, £8
well as of the gentlemen who ac
companied him, to remain here all
summer, w.'th possibly brief busi
ness visits to other sections of Al
aska and tb-j Yukon territory.
Owing to non-arrival of some of
jthj delegates to the W. C. T. U.
convention which is to be held in
Skagway this week the program has
been slightly altered in order to
meet the unexpected condition. In
stead of the convention opening
formally on Thursday, as previous
ly announced, that date hag been
cancelled and a preliminary pro
gram consisting of the Demorest
silver medal conte3t and musical
aad social features will take place
at the M. E. church, commencing at
8 o'clock Thursday evening. Other
and further announcement of the
Urogram outlined for the convention
will appear in the columns of the
Daily Alaskan tomorrow.
Mrs. H. S. Pullen yesterday closed
a deal for thj purchase of a quit
claim o£ Ernost Richter's interest
in 160 acres of land at Dyea, known
f.s the Richter fox farm, together
with the greater pairt of his per
sonal property, consisting of chick
ens, hogs, cows, etc., and has filed
upon it as % homestead. It is Mrs.
1'ullen's intention to make a highly
improved place of the property, on
wMch she will raise all the farm
and dairy produce used in the Pul
len House at Skagway as well as
ail those for a large tourists' ho
tel which she 'will shortly erect in
Dyea. Between Skagway and Dyea
she will run a launch for the ac
commodation of her guests and for
the transportation of supplies to
and from one place to the other.
The Dyea resort will be principally
for tourist and hunting parties from
the outside, who come north to pass
a few pleasant weeks, and will be
Dd Not Gripe
We tave ft pleasant
juit do what you want it to do. ^
(Sxdc^itic^
We sell thouwnds of them and wo
have never seen a better remedy for the
bowels. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
Wm. Brltv. _
fitted up With all the modern con
venience* for the entertaining of
people of wealth. Mrs. Pulleu ^
start work at once on Her project
and this fa". whe* the
rush 13 over In Sk&gway, will take
up her residence at the Dyea place
and superintend the improvementa
she intends putting in, and
same time prove up on her home
stead location.
Columbia Eneutseak, who is said
to be the first Eskimo child b-n
la the United States, and who
law the light of day during the
Worlds Fair, at Chicago is.now
one of the most interested specta
Zs at the Panama-Pacific Interna
tional exposition in San Franc •
«he is there as the guest of Mrs^
M,% E H«t. «to « 1" «»*'»•'
"»h« \laskan exposition, in the P
a charming young lady, is splendl^
lv educated and a beautiful dancer.
She is constantly attired in her pic
turesque^ but comfortable costume.
and b the center of attraction dur
ing her dally strolls through
exposition grounds.
Thos. Rises, Jr.. member of the
Alaska engineering commission of
the government railroad, who arr
ed in Skagway yeste.day on t
sr.rrrt.r i
r,r5."S»^
S o°b,r .».« «b.
country. Doth parties will be en
„acP(1 iU the work of locating
final survey of the railway between
Fairbanks aud Broad a^' ,n
from the engineers ^ J ta S
with him Mr. RiS6« *m ulro
remainder of the men he needs
and around Fairbanks.
At the Nugget movies tonight
and tomorrow night wJU
SeV.Uey oTthe Moon," in *ev
J Lis The chief characters arc
iBUlv Roberts and his wife Saxon
at the opening t* former13
successively a ptgUjt and a t a^
Qter a id the lattei
laundry. After their simple mar
rlice comes the teamsters stilKe
With its consequent Pc\crly ^^
happiness, and the .mWttering °
RillVc spirit. "Our ra > has o. «
on the i ramp since the tegUUll^ °
lection, just like we are. looking
rofa liece of laud t, settle down
leu." ^nd with thU Roberts an
Ibis wife, leave the life of -
citv and start out foi the farm of
their dreams, which nust be so
,-.t they ougbt .. W*
It they are told, in a valley of llw
moon. Mrs. Fisher will entert.i
with v ng during the evening.
TRENTOX, X. J.. ELECTION
Trenton, N. J. May 11—It is es
timated that the second election un
der commission government in this,
the capital city of New Jersey,
which takes place today will bring
out Bome thirty aspirants for the
five commissiouerships. This num
ber, however, will be only half of
the total field of starters that en
tered the primary contest in Trea
son four years ago at the time of
the first election held shortly af
ter the new form of government had
been adopted.
LOST—Pure bred Irish terrier
answering to the name of "Mike."
Anyone found detaining him will be
prosecuted.
5-U-tf. JAS. SULLIVAN.
FOK? 3ALE—One third to one
half interest in a new light draft
inlependant freight and passenger
steamboat, 100 by 20 feet, now
l-.uue.VJ and ready for machinery
IX'signed particularly for side
stream traffic, combining both pow
er and light draft. Either Can
adian or American register. Apply
Capt. X. B. Raymond, Whitehorse,
Y T. 5-10-lm.
Piles Ctired in 6 to 14 Days
i'onr draggist will refund money i:
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure an;
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding ot
Protrnling Piles in 6 to 14 days. The
irst application gives Ea.e & Rest. 50c
URINARY
A Gentlemanly
Burglar
By EUNICE BLAKE
Mrs. George Ingersoll was awakened
In the night by a sound on the flour be
low. Starting up in bed, she exclaimed
sharply:
"What's that?"
Her husband having been awakened
listened for a few moments, then asked
impatiently:
"Well, what Is It?" __
"Burglars." ; ;<
"Nousense!"
"I'm certain of it."
There was another sound, which was
this time heard by Mr. ingersoll. He
got out of bed and, putting on hla trou
sers, opened the door, went out Into the
hall and turned on an electric light, 11
lumluating the figure of a man. The
fellow put his finger to his Hps. at the
sarhe time throwing open bis coat and
displaying a policeman's badge. Step
ping up to Ingersoll, he whispered:
••Turn out that light quick."
Ingersoll turned the button. He did
not need any explanation, for it was
plain that there was something wrong
on the premises and a cop was at work
with a view to righting it. Neverthe
less he asked in a whisper:
"What's the matter?"
"We got wind today that Handy
Andy, this crook who Is going about
getting into houses and leaving polite
notes after taking the valuables, was
intending to do you tonight and we've
laid a trap for him."
"You'd belter look out I've read a
lot In the papers about that fellow,
lie's mighty slippery; he may get you
In a trap."
"Never fear for that I've got the
house surrounded."
"I don't hear au.vthing below," said
the owner of the premises after listen
ing a few moments.
"True enough; he's laying low. It's
too bad you turned on that light. He
may have been frightened. But It
makes uo great difference, for as soon
as lie leaves the house lie will step into
the arms of one of my men. 1 would
advise you to go back to your room, to
bed for that matter. I'm Inspector
Haynes. Perhaps you've beard of me.
I much prefer to handle this matter
without any Interference."
"Oh. yes. I've heard of Inspector
Haynes. Every one knows about him."
By this time Inspector Haynes had
gently pushed Ingersoll 'to the door
through which he had come from his
bedroom and. opening It. urged him In.
As soon as this was accomplished he
shut the door.
"What is it?" asked Mrs. Ingersoll
; nervously.
I "1111811!''
| Ingersoll went to the bed, treading
softly, and sat down on it: then, put
■ ting his lips near his wife's car, he
! whispered:
I "Handy Andy Is In the house!"
I "Oh, heavens!"
"But this will be his last burglary.
He won't be leaving any more notes
pinned to ladles' pincushions. Who do
{ you suppose I found in the hall?"
"Who?"
"inspector Haynes."
"Inspector Haynes! How came he
in the house?"
"Got wind of Haudy Andy's Intended
raid aud has laid a trap for him."
"You don't mean it! I hope he'll es
cape—that is, without any of the sliver
or my Jewels."
"What do you mean?"
"Why, juiiging by what has appeared
In the papers this Handy Andy is per
fectly fascinating. Some say that be's
a real gentleman."
"A gentleman! flow can a burglar
be a gentleman?"
"Wltv Hnn't rnn L-nntv thnt ftnuift. nf
j the highwaymen In England a couple
| of hundred years ago were gentlemen?
I've read a lot about them. They say
Handy Andy writes beautiful poetry."
At that moment there was a sound
below, which the Imagination of Mr.
ingersoll Interpreted to mean a scuffle.
"They're getting him," he said.
"Poor fellow!" exclaimed Mrs. Inger
soll sympathetically.
There wai a tread as of a man leav
ing the house and walking across the
front porch; then the footsteps died
away in the distance.
"My Jewels are locked In the top
bureau drawer in the guest room,"
said Mrs. Ingersoll. "I'm going to see
if they're all tight"
"I'll go with you," said her husband.
They wont to the guest room and
j turned on :i light The drawer In que»
j ilnn stor.d open, and the Jewels were
j aim.- Oil i lie lace cover of the dresser
w:is n lilt nf paper on which was
siTiiu V-i in pencil:
.V . IV:.r Priends—Pardon me for dls
: jim iluring the night. It grieves
me i h vo riwakened any lady there may
t>e 0:1 i! p i rmlsea. All Is vanity. That
the ivc \r of these lewelj may be no
lonsei I will tnko the:n nwav with
I I LANDY ANDY
(Alias Inspector Hayne^).-'
"t Mi. in; goodness gracious!" exclaim
ed Mrs. ingersoll.
"Stilus, by thunder!" cried her bus
baud
| .Mr Ingersoll went downstairs, where
j he found that what silver had been
left on the sideboard for daily use had
heen taken and a polite note left re
gretting I he neeessiy for Its appropri
ation.
"If we must lose our valuables," said
.Mrs Ingersoll. "it's nice to have them
taken by so gentlemanly a hurglar."
Handy Andy not long after this was
captured by a neat stratagem which
was perfected by the real Inspector
Haynes auil afler serving a part of a
long term died in prison
A New Toy Sensation
STRONG SIMPLE ATTRACTIVE
"THE IRISH MAIL" KIDS
Horseman Unbreakable Dol! seated in a truck hand car of
the "Irish Mail" design.
"THE CYCLE KIDS"
Operating with absolute lifelike motion
"THE CRAWLING KIDS"
No mechanism by pulling cord; the dolls creep in a true
to life manner.
Cutest of all tots
"THE PETERKINS"
(See window display)
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phono 55 Stoie closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 8 p. m.
uimuutuimiiiutiM uarnuu ximtuuMMW
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 LN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
fishing
Take your rod with you on
your hike
* A rod—a line—a reel—a can
of King Salmon eggs
* ' .
*
♦ A fine day's outing
*
* Get your supples from
♦
DRUG
: KELLER BROS.
CO.
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of Alaska]
- ■(■•■■■ CHART-EY- ■ JOHN
.. Karaman & Clecaf • <
&ROTRIKTOR8
Where fon Can Get what Vou Desire Oootgd ae <t Should B« <
W# Make • SpecU-Jty of Banquet# and Prlrat# Dinner Partlei J
A refliiad aad comfortable place for a «upp«r after the show <
or daace—«enrlce la cozy prirate booth* If d eel red. J
EHEM
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor ,
Next to P^st Office. Fifth * venue j
TONIGHT ONLY
The Love of MAn, iu two parts.—Witli a mlglity yell the out
raged Indians plunge down the mountain pass toward the en
emy's camp, .
Curious Pish.
Miko and Jack at College.—An uproar from start to finish.
Wednesday and Thursday
Lucille Love, 4th series
Music by O. Selmer and P. H. Ganty
* Raised Seats