Your
t—every loaf of bread,
1 every biscuit, every
pic, every cake—we will
[ jruarantte to CM better than you nrr
) made btftrt if you will bake with
' OCCIDENT Flour.
If youdontlike OCCIDF.NT Flour let
ter in every way than any other flour yrnj ,
h ire ever u«ed we will pay back the prici
,,(tho fl.>ur. We guarantee it—the Rus
sell-Miller Milling Company guarantees
it Did >011 ever hear of a fairer way of
testing flour? OCCIDENT Flour is made
entirely from the hard, glutinous Spring
Wheat of North Dakota—the best BrtuJ
grmn. It costs a trifle more than
ordinary flour but It goes further, bakes
hotter bread, and is the fouai frutd in
the end.
Lotus "send a sack for yon to try on our
M (JuaranlM—ToUay.
C. W. ASK & SONS
1CI9EK1
Ij OCCIDENT™
Let your next suit be a
SCHIFFER & EHRMANN
Union Made
Dortero &. Son
''In tune wi h the Humrn Rice
and good Cloihiers for Men"
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadwav. between 2nd and Sad
On en Eveiv Ni°rlit
Wetlnesilay ami Tl»ur*«lay
The Majestic company presents
The Portrait of Anita "—A drama
"iii two parts.
The Ameiican compauy presents
-Withering Roses." F;-aiuring Mar
ua ret Fischer and Hany Pollard.—
A drama of merit.
"Mabel's Stormy Love Affair."—A
Keystone comedy.
Commences at 8:30 p. m.
Music by Mrs. Hal Johnston.
FOUNT)—A rosary string of
lords. Call a» this office. 3-4-tf.
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Dewey f
Restaurant |
Home Cooking i
MKA C. MAKKEL, Prop. J
Corner Second Ave. and Jj
liroadwav, opposite depot. W
Meals frcm 6 a. m. to S p. S
ui. Special iuOpcements to 2
• regular board* rs. •?
Homemade :
j Bread for Sale :
i i •. ■* m • i 11 <• tnnrtnti •
The Best The Most Popular *
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Koom with private bath 92.50 up J
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X<>MINATIXG COX\ KN'TIOX
CALLED FOR l ltlDAY XIGHI
The Citizens' Party of Skagway
Alaska, hereby announces that a
convention for the purpose of nom
inating seven candidates for elec
tion as members of the town coun
cil and one candidate for election
fis director of the public school
board, will be held in the Fourth
avenue hose house of the Skagway
Volunteer Fire department on Frida
•light, March 26th, at . :30 o'clock,
liy order of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ELECTRIC POWER \ ERY
BXTEXS1VELY I'SEI
Mining is one industry where thi
nv.v material" cannot be sliippei
to industrial centers where chea.]
I'ower ana cheap labor are always
[available. Nature has decreed tha
the mining work must be dow
| ■•■ht re the mineral is found and, of
| ten enough, the mineral d-'posir
I Are tucked away in the most inac
| i-eisible places in mountains, desert:
I ;;nd out of the way places.
Often the richest material depos
| i's are far back in the hills
j remote from water or other pos
si'.'le source of power. Because o:
thr> high cost of labor and fue
anil the scarcity of water it is oul
cf the question to generate stean
l ouer on the ground ; and undei
such circumstances there is but on<
alternative—secure electric powe:
from outside or abandon the pro
per' y.
Vo other power is considered foi
mining operations where electricity
is :'.vailable. Where electric ,pow
er can be secured at a cost withir
leason it is used without question
Thi; is especially tru^ where re
liability is a prime factor—wher<
the lives of many men .".re at stak*
'niierground, where the stopping o
a pump or fan might result it
dit-aster. In and around the mines
electricty is now use 1 for th6 op
erstion of pumps. fans, shovels, drill
locomotives, hoists, trams, mills
an,1 other labor-saving devices. Foi
I'ghting mines and mills it is ^in
dispensable. There is every reasot
vhy electricity should bs used her«
to the Dractical exclusion of othe)
forms of power.
DANCE TONIGHT!
You will enjoy dancing tonlghl
and every night If "PUROLA" Flooi
Wax Is used. It Is granular, sift*
and oroduce8 no dust. A good flooi
doubles the pleasure of dancing and
makes the feet light. Try It today
25c and 50c cans Specify "PUR
OLA?" Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Co. '
1915 CALENDAR PADS
Several sizes and styles of cal
endar pads just received at K0ll0r
Bros. 12-11-tf
For chapped skin use Almon
Toilet Lotion. See Keller Bros.
Drug Co's display adv. for particu
lars. 2-26-6U
KlVE GOOD OXES TO DRAW TO.
Pehbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser. Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Seer at the Board of Trade.
LOCAL BRIEFS
R. P. RiLhett und Harry Chatter- j
ton, two angels of commerce, arrlV- j
ed in Skagway on the Princess Ma- •
gulnna this morning. ^ j
Arthur Campbell, of thi» Lont- Star,
mine near Dawson, came north ou !
the Princess Maqulnurt. and is a I
guest at the Golden North..
Norman Ryder, oidest son of R.
Ryder, the Whitehorse wood dealer
md expressman, is here on his way
to the interior.
Prank Hinds of Victoria, B. C.,
is here on his way to Whitehorse, j
where he is employed during the
.-.ummer at the B. Y. N. shipyards.
Prod Sutherland of Atlin, who
ivs been outside for his health,
was a returning passenger on the
Princess Maquinna this morning.
A. E. Stride, .wharfinger at Daw
son, came norJ<n on the Princess
Maquiuna, on his way to the Yu
kon capital.
Joe H. Bingham, a -pioneer of the
Kluane district, is here on his way
to Whitehorse, having come north
or. the Princess Maquiuna, reaching
Skagway this morning.
Mrs. Wert, wife of E. A. Wert
the well known Dawson wholesale
liquor man, arrived on the Princess
Maquiuna this morning and is a
guest at the Golden North.
Capt- Jas. McLeod, Canadian cus
toms inspector in the Forty Mile
district in the Canadian Yukon, is
here on his way down the river to
resume work.
Pon't miss the lectuie at the
M. E. Church tonight at 8-30 by
r»ev. L. H. Pedersen. The pro
ceeds are to be devoted to church
purposes.
The Princess Maquiuna arrived In
Skagway at S o'clock this mornln?
aud will sail south at S o'clock this
evening. She brought ?4 first and
15 seeoud class passengers, as well
as 77 tons of freight.
W. K. Martin, northern traveler
for the Sacramento (Gal.) Brewing
Co., manufacturers of Ruhstaller's
Gilt Edge Beer, ste im beer and
porter, is here on a short visit to
his Skagway patrons. He expects to
leave on the Humboldt
Information has been received in
Skagway that United States District
Attorney James A. Smiser, accom
panied by Mrs. Smiser, is on the
way to Juneau. They left their
former home at Columbia, Tenn.,
March 18th and are expected at Ju
neau late this week or early next.
Dr. P. Wilberforce, oM time Al
. as kan, well known all over South
eastern and Southwestern portions
. of the territory, cam.) up on the
; D"iphin this morning with the in
tention of going to Carcroso for the
summer. He is seeking climatic
lelief from a bad case of asthma.
Skagway's population is increasin
at a twofold rate. Last night at
12 o'clock, at the White Pass hos
pital, a baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Adelbert Baker. At 12
o'clock today a baby boy was born
to Mr. and Mrs. J. Ikut In both
iustauces the mother and child are
doing well—father ditto.
Robert Riddick and yifp of White
horse, are at the Goldea North,
having reached Ska»;way on the
Princess Maqulnna this morning af
ter a several weeks' visit, on the
outside. Mr. Riddick is well known
to all travelers to the interior, he
having been engaged in the boat
building business at Whitehorse
for majiy years.
Announcement has j<>M reached
the north that the marriage of Geo.
Patrick Reily to Dorothy Margaret,
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mal
| Chester of Seattle, will take place
tomorrow at 8 o'clock in Trinity
church, Seattle. The young peo
ple .will make their homo at the
Frye hotel. The best A-ishes of the
Daily Alaskan are extended to them.
Louis Schulz, one of the leading
, business men of Atlin, is here af
ter having spent the winter on the
outside. He is just recovering from
a bad case of rheumatism, which
laid him up in his hone in Vancouv
er, B. C., for quite a while, but
Bays the invigorating air of the
north is proving a pauacta for his
ills, and the nearer he approaches
Atlin the better he feels.
W. H. Vance, formerly superin
tendent for Col. J. H. Conrad in
the latter's mining development
work a few years ago in
the vicinity of Conrad and in the
Lake Bennett country, was a passen
get on board the Alameda, which
passed through Juneau for the West
ward Saturday night, bound for
Knik, to investigate and report on
some mining properties in that sec
tion.
MoiirOm \
Beauty Doctor f
\^\v" y i U\c— »-i
CuticuraSoap
and Hot Water
Preceded by light' touches of
Cuticura Ointment will help you.
Samples Free by Mall
Cuticura Soap and Ointment ao'kd ererywlxf*.
Uberal sample of each mailed tree, ilth SJ-0. book.
Address pout-card "Cutlcura." Dept. 1BF, Balon.
The Dolphin came In at 2 o'clock
tliis morning with the following pas
sengers for Skagway: Oscar Chall
man, W. Watson, S. H. Yeomans
an-" wife, C. Pyke, C. E. Pyke, Mns.
Pyke, A. E. Babcock, F. C. Gallo
gher, F. Pauw, M. J. Spencer, L.
Rapuzzl, Mrs. C. W. Miller, Mrs. C.
Roberts. The vessel sailed for
the south at 6:80 a. m., with two
passengers for Juneau.
The Canadian immigration laws
are becoming very lax in Southern
Yukon, i* we are to believe the
story that comes to us from White
horse of a stranger entering the
l lace and taking up a permanent
residence there without having any
visible means of support, and not
so much as proper clothing to cov
his nakedness until Di. and Mrs.
CU>rk took pity on him and looked
after his wants. He weighs in th
neighborhood of ten pounds, and
while not old, is nevertheless bald
headed.
Miss Hanna, matron for the past
five years at the Atlin h< spdtal, ar
rived on the PrincesB Mcquinna this
morning, after having spent several
months on the outside, two weeks
of which were passed delightfully
at the world's fair at San Francis
co, of which she speaks in the mos
glowing terms. Miss Hanna. has the
distinction of being the first nurse
to make the trip into Dawson, hav
ing gone to the interior in the
spring of 1898 via tlie Stlklne riv
?r and the Teslin lake trails. She
is now returning to Atlin.
\V. H. Simpson, Bourdough con
tractor and builder of the South
ern Yukon and Northern British
Columbia, came up on the Dolphin
this morning from Juneau, which
place he reached on Saturday night
on the Alameda from Seattle. "Sim
my" is one of the most popular
residents of his home town—
Whitehorse—and it has alwayB l»eeu
a mystery to us why some fair
damsel has not "picked" him off
long before this. However, there
is yet plenty of time, for "Simmy"
is now looking more youthful than
he did when we first knew him, 15
years ago.
Mr. Congdcr who, while working
last October for J. \V. Boylo near
Dawson on Dredge No. 2, ha« one of
liis legs broken by the breaking of
a cable, Is here on his way out
side for sugical treatment. After
his injury Mr. Congdor had the
broken bones set, but for some rea
son they did not knit properly, and
he has been practically helpless ev
er since, being forced to have his
leg and hip encased in a plaster
cast. He hfus to be carried around
on a cot whenever he goes from one
place to another. It to be hoped
lie will be able tc obtain the re
lief he is seeking. He will leave on
the Princess Maqulnna tonight for
Vancouver, B C.
SCHEDULED \ ARRIVAL
OF BOATS IN SKAGWAY
Passenger boats of the different
transportation lines will arrive in
Skagway as follows.
Humboldt, Thursday, March 25.
Spokane. Saturday, March 27.
Northwestern, Sunday, March 28.
Waited salesmen to sell clg&ra,
cigarettes, and tobacco to dealers
Experience unnecessary. Weekly sal
ary and ?5 a day travel'ng expens
es. EASTERN TOBACCO CO., Bos
ton, Mass.
CRAB MEAT COCK 2AILS
M
Tho Pack Train RMtmnuu
Service a la carte.
royal gocnrrr ♦
EMBROIDERY
PACKAGE #
OUTFITt •
This J>1oum stamp- ♦
ed on Silken ♦
finished Batiste, *
ready for makla*, ^
is but one of the
many beautiful
and serviceable ar
ticles obtainable in
Royal Society pack
agee.
L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55. Store
close* 8 p. m. ez- ,
cept Saturdayt 9 ,
! Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
• -*
A Gentlemen's Resort
I Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
S Arthur Boone, Proprietor
"ttttmrnnmymmmumiwmwiwumi
Launch "Argo" lor Bale. This
sasworthy boat will be cold for
spot taah at $350.00. In first class
shape, equipment complete.
2-S->w. P. H. GANTY.
WHITE FOLKS, LISTEN
I have a chicken house for sale,
all ready to move to your ranch. Se
Tom Ryan. 3-20-tf.
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. MowL, Proprietor.
Open Eyery Bight
"Good-For-Nothlng Jack." — 101
Uison, two reel drama produced by
Milon H. Fahrney.
Florence Baker in "Just a Wo-'
man." t
"The Great Towel Robbery."—A
big comedy hit.—The towel thieves
meet with an accident.
CMUNO: "Lucille Love; the Girl
of MynUry."—A aeries.
THE ONLY SHOW IN ALASKA
WITH RAISED SEATS
Neat Poatofflee on Fifth Ave.
MfcN ARE P0WERLE8S
r# Flarht Aicalnni Ulienao Unless The)
Strike nt tbr liderlrlnf Canoe*
To treat Dandruff, and Falling Hair,
with Irritants or ells on which a para
sitic germ wi'l prosper. Is like scooping
•water from the ocean to prevent the tide
.'roni rising.
You cannot accomplish a satisfactory
*ure without having a right understand
pcr of the fundamental causes of the
rouble.
You must kill the Dandruff Germ.
Newbro's Hcrplclde does this because It
3 specially made to do that very thing.
When the germ is removed, the hair
as no choice but to resume healthy
,-rowth and beauty.
"Destroy the cause, you remove th«
effect."
fold by leading druggists. Send 10c. lr
stamns for sample to The Herplolde Co.
Detroit. Mich
Ono tfonar pottle* ga>ruiw«4.
At all flrug
Six
Peters' Chocolates
for 25c
Tony Dortefo
V<"* ^ l"*1 i
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orloff King* :: Proprietor
Domestic anddrnported
TOILET WATERS,
And
HANDKERCHIEF
PERFUMES
TOILET SOAPS
SHAVING SOAPS
BATH SOAPS
DRUGS
<• * — ■
* Your Prescriptions Given Expert
* Care and Most Prompt Attention
Keller Bros. Drag Co.
Talcum Powder,
Dental Cream and Powder
Bath Powdert—Brushes!
All the latest novelties ia
Toilet Accessories for the
Home or TrftV<^ll(t Bag