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1PHONE 32
101 TOPICS
Mrs. Mae Kaune, sister of Mrs.
Paul Greyer, who has been quite
Eie* at the Pullen House for the
pas* week is reported much im
proved and it is thought that she
will he able to leave for the south
cu the Piincess Sophia next Wednes
dajr.
Advice was received here today
the S. Georgia had sailed for
Sfcagway from Juneau at 1:30 this
afternoon and should arrive here
about midnight She will have sev
eral days" mail. She will remaiu
onl* long enough 'o discharge her
cargo.
The Skagway agents for the
Ka*t:n;:n Kodak, f'lms and supplies
are Keller Bros. tf.
Mrs. Paul Gryeer, who has b#en
111 s.1 tue Pullen House for some
time U again able to be out, and
with her husband and little new
daughter, and sister Mrs. Mae
Kaune will leave for the south on
the Princess Sophia when that ves
sel sails next Wednesday.
At twelve o'clock today half the
month o' November has slipped
Into ta^ past, and with the weath
er soit and temperature mild, and
the sun shining, one is quite apt to
imagine that he is living in a tropic
zone Instead of the "terrific frigid
zone of the North," as our friends
In the states delight In picturing
us.
For all fine fabrics us.. LUX.
10c box at Kellers. *t.
By taking a short walk from the
ceuter of town, a good geueral idea
of what a snow slide really is can
be obtained. At a point a short
distance above the White Pass rail
way shops, .where the steam shov
el b.xs beon taking out shale rock
for filling purposes, and high up
on the mountain side, the snow be
came dislodged last Saturday, and
gainir.r impetus and weight came
crashing down into the river. By
thoe" who were fortunate enough
to s*r the slide, it is descrbied as
a grand sight, and from the amount
of suow and rock thai is piled up
at the foot of the hill. It is evident
tha* a good subject for a moving
p'cture was lost when no one was
present to secure a film. No dam
age vai done other than perhaps
tha» done to the track by having
tons of rock piled on top of it.
Steel WTjere Steel Is Needed
This is a question of vital import
ance when you are considering your
fall hunt. You will find that
PETER3 have given this all-import
ant matter careful and scientific
consideration in the manufacture of
their shells, and each shell, wheth
er for the shot gun or rifle, has
been manufactured and loafed with
the utmost care and skill that hu
man ingenuity can devise.
Be good to yourself and your
fire arms and use only the best
that can be obtained—the best Is
non© too good—and—it costs you
no more than inferior goods.
Keller Bros. carry a complete
atock of guns and Peters ammuni
tion. Orders by mail have careful
Itnd prompt attention. 10-21-tf.
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 3rd.
Op?n Every Night
xo.vicinx
FIVE KEELS
Exploits of Elaine, 9th episode, 2
reels.
Pathe News No. 61, 1915.
Co!, ilecza Liar.—War Dog.
The Tattered Duke.—Kalcm com
edy.
Cuu::nence« at 8:30 p. m.
' THE BOATS?
News of tho boats is rather
meagre these days, the only ad
v-ie> obtainable is that the Princess
Sof-hia will be here Wednesday
morning, and will sail the evening
of »he si-me day.
No advicer hna been received
relative *o the City of Seattle, so
it is presumed she is out of ser
vice.
1'he Dolphin is due to arrive on
Friday.
SENATOR IS COMING
As wo go to press, we are in
| formed by Agent Petersou that the
City of Seattle had returned to
Seattle for repairs, and would not
come on through to this port as
has been rumored.
The steamship Senator, it is tc
ported, will leave Seattle for Skag
way on or about the twentieth and
will take the run while the City of
Seattle is laid up.
BILLlAliD PARLORS TO
UK REOPENED
The Skagway billiard parlors next
door to H. J. Loach's store oii"
broadwajr will be reopened this
evening under the management of
Charles Beddingfleld.
The place "will be conducted on
strictly business principles, and
wi^h the equipment at hand, lovers
of pool and billiards, and English
billiards will fnd a place ivhere en
joyment can be had at all times.
The parloirs will be open early and
late as •well as SundayB. A com
plete line of cigars, tobacco and
soft drinks will be sold.
FAl' WOULD TURN
STATE EVIDENCE
(Continued from page 1.)
aajs that he will give a full do
tailed account of the plot as well
as a list of names of the higher
ups who are implicated with him
in the planning and carrying out
o' the riot*. ,
Lux Is just the thing fOr doing
a little laundering while traveling.
Convenient to use and sure and saf0
ia results. 10c at Kellers'. tf.1
01 FOOT DAWSON
10 WHIIEHOBSE
Messrs. Henderson, who mushed
Irom Dawson to Whlteharse, accord
ing to the following article taken
Irom the Whltehorse Star, will
leave on tho Princess Sophia for
the south Wednesday. la leavlug
Dawson, they started on bicycles,
but owing to the condition of the
road, were forced to abandon the
wheels at Pelly, and make the re
maiud"r of tho trio ou foot.
Henry and John Henderson, sons
of Pioneer "Bob" Henderson to
whom belongs tha honor of finding
the flist gold on Hunker creek In
the Klondike district, arrived In
town lust Sunday, .having walked
out from over '.he trail from Dawso^
in twelve days. They left on the
train yesterday for tho outside.
From Vancouver Henry will go to
the 'Frisco fair and John jyill go
to his oJd family home in Nova
Scotia. They both expect to return,
in tho spring. Mrs. Henderson,
their mother, died Tecently in Van
couver to which place she wont from
Dawson with her only daughter,
Miss Cassle, two months ago. The
sister will accompany her broher
John to Nova Scotia.
WORK ON BRIDGE
WILL NOW PROCEED
Matt Suudeen, who hag the con
tract fcr furnishing the piles for
the new wagon bridge at Twenty
Second street, brought lu the t'mber
.Saturday, and the pile driver Is be
ing rigged up today and will be
roadv for business tomorrow.
Tne lumber is all lu Skagway, al
though some of it has not been
hauled from the wharf, but will
bo Ou the ground as It is needed.
With all the material oa the
grouud, the work should be pushed
to completion now, and within a
short time the oast and west sides
of skagway should be connected
with a substantial structure which
should withstand the ravages of
the river, when that body of water
wishes to go on a rampage.
WILL MAKE A
REAL RANCH AT DYEA
Mis. H. S. Pullen returned from
her Dyea ranch today and will re
turn tomorrow. She has four men
working and reports work progress
lug rapidly, under the supervision
of hor son Royal. She expects to
have fully fifty acres under cultiva
tion next summer. The work at the
present time consists of remodeling
some o' the buildings so aa to
make first class barns suitable for
properly housing live stock and
storing hay and grain. As soon
as material can be procured, a
gravity water system will be in
stalled, whereby water power will
be i:sed tor generating electricity
for lighting and other power pur
poses. The water will be brought
from one of the water falls adja
cent to the ranch.
WILL ENJOY MUCH
NEEDED VACATION
Kay Watanabe, the popular ton
6ori.il artist of Whitehorse, where
he has for several years bad
charge of the White Paas barber
shop, arrived in Skagway last Sat
urday and will sail for Juneau on (
the first boat. Mr. Watanabe Is
taking a vacation which will ex
tend for about 40 days. He will j
visit with friends in Juneau after
whic1* time he will go to Ketchi
kau where he has a brother, and
ONLY ONE "Bromo Quinine," that is
| ^axative ffiromo (Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Days
on box. 25c.
<rzre^
Bliwr 7^iWU| MIWJW AW a,
tima will go to th* oas.Mariujn at
Sitka, for the; balance ol hip vaca
tion.
About two y.oare ago, la company
with Messrs. Kamayama, Youaa,
Matlnguchi and J. Urata, lie stam
peded to Wolf creek and Btafced |
claims adjoining the property Btjajce^
by the "Bis 4." Cast. Martin, W. A.
Pnckett, E. J. WWtQ and George
CuTtlas. It was while on thia stam-'
pede that Mr. Watan&bs contracted
rheumatism for the cure of w.klck
be Is now going to. the springe.
\\ ILLAltO IS _
MATCHED for
fight in march
Now Orleans, Nor. 2—Jess Wil
lard, world's heavyweight champion,
and manager, Tom Jones, Bald
thov agreed with Domlnlk Torbor
Ich and Tommy Burns, local fight
promoters, to sign a contract f°r
Willard io defend the title, in a 20
round bout In New Orleans the first
week la March, against as. opponent
to be selected by the uromotem.
Tortorlch states W'l'ard'B oppon
ent will be either Frank Moran,
Fred Funlton or Jim Coffey.
ROBBED, SHOT AND
THROWN FROM TRAIN
Grand Forks, N. D., Not. 15—
Etail Sandman, robbed, Bhot aad
thrown from a rapidly moving
freight train near Arvllla, this coun
ty, died today. Grand Forlca of
ficials are absolutely lu the dark
as to thQ Idontltj; of hi* assall
auta. < ' '
Sundman w3a able to give no
accurate description of the two men
who eutereii the box car in which
he was riding, taking 1.80 from him,
and then throwing him out the car
door after tbey shot him through
the stomach.
LIJX contains more real «oap
tba* fire times its weight In ordi
nary uoapa or sosp powder. Get It
?or 10c at Kellers'. t£
Drowning has the best squlppet
wood sawing machine in Skagway.
If you can't afford to have b-lm
saw your wood he will saw It free
of charge. He charees <1 for one
cut— J1.26 for two. Phone No, 90.
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
The asBecanioni books of all
taxable prapar*y la thq towq of
Skagway, for the year 1915, *re
now lu my hands, aftd taxes levied
upon sai»e are now duq and
payable.
Tax« upon Personal prop«rty
will become delinquent on the last
day of November, 1915, at 6 p. m.
Taxes upon Real property jrtll
become delinquent on the last day
of February, 1916, at 9 p. m, and
unless Buch taxes axe paid upoa
both real and personal property on
or before date of delinquency, 20
per cent penalty will bo added
there'o and In'ewst charged at the
rate of eight per cent per annum.
All taxes payable at the ol'floo of
tho Town Treasurer, a4 U. S. Court
House, 3kagway.
MAJtTIN CONWAY,
Tow» Treasurer.
ll-4-ll-18-'15.
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Admission 25c and 10c
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