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Local
Tjerc will be a practice shoot
of the Skagway Uuu t!ub at their
traps, at the fooi of Sixth street at
7 oVlock tonight.
\V:a Kelly, a wealthy resident of
Los Angeles, who made his money
in the oil fields o' Kern county,
came in ou the City of Seattle this
morning a week ahear" of his itiner
ary. H" expected to come north
with the first excursion party an
nounced t > go in*" Port Yukon,
within the Arctic Circle, this sum
mer, but made «i mistake in the
date and came north on the City
oi' Seattle. instead o' waiting unti
June 14th, which ho should have
done. He will remain over and
r.itch the party when it comes along
next week.
Turough error a<\ item appeared
i:i the society columns of the Daily
Alaskau ou Saturday iu which it
was stated the sti.'al play of "Lu
cille I eve, the Girl of Mystery,"
now a pouring iD two reel weekly
installments at tile Popular Picture
Pahuv would reach its conclusion
during the present week. The story
of Lucille Love is told lu fifteen
two rc-el installments, and the one
on "he screen this week will be
the e;;*hth, leaving seven more to.be
shown thereafter. The program
hist night. which is to be re
peated this evening, is an excellent
one, and should be greeted with
another full house.
LOST—A nugget beauty pin.
Kindly return to this office.
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1 :t i i>-> ::'ii arc usuaiiy caused by inac
t've bi.wels. Get a box of Kexall
Orti rl:\- Tliey ' cently a:iJ effec
tively. "'y'.ii only ' v r.s at 10 cents.
IN THE
BALKANS
By DONALD CHAMBERL1N
Long before the breaking out of the
late war between the Balkan states
and Turkey there was continued fight
ing between the Christians and the
Turks. A party of Turks would swoop
down on a hamlet or single house, kill
what men they found there, loot the
place and carry off the women.
Tlie Christian Inhabitants held secret
meetings, which were the forerunners
of rebellion. They would meet In cel
lars, in garrets—anywhere that they
could deliberate In secret. These meet
ings gradually took the form of a rev
olutionary propaganda. They also be
came fighting bodies. A meeting would
be held, and perhaps the next day a
body of Turks who were oppressing
the people would be attacked while
they were asleep.
A young man named Alexander
Isvor was prominent among tbe revo
lutionists, so prominent that he be
came known to the Turks and was
obliged to remain In hiding—that Is,
be hid himself when be was not on
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 3ad
Ooen Everv Night
Monday u'i.1 Tuesday
FIVE KEELS
Daniel Frohmao presents the cele
brated film favorite Mary Pickford
■in a tragic epic ' Hearts Adrift."—
drama of devotion and sacrifice,
providing Mary Pickford with a
distinctly new tole in motion pic
tures. t
Music by Mrs. Haze! McBrlen.
Commences at 8:30 p. m.
Bath Soaps 10c
When we say 10 cents, we do not mean
cheap soaps, but such soap as.is made by
Colgate, Armour, Johnson
We also have
A Fine Line of Toilet Soaps
At reasonableprices
Toles, Toilet Waters, Cold Creams and other
Toilet Accessories
KELLER BROS. cDoRUG
some Incursion ngafnst the Turks; then,
backed by nrmed uioti and with n car
blno In his hands. Ids tall figure was
seen moving about encouraging the
Christians and fighting desperately
himself.'
Alexander loved and was loved by n
young girl named Sonln Damotlka.
She was very proud of her lover, but
was In constant dread lest she lose
him by a Turkish bullet. Hut so dread
ful was the situation, so cruel were
their masters, that she could not con
scientiously ask him to desist from his
efforts.
At last Alexander was betrayed, and
his enemies laid a plan to take him,
which meant death after torture. They
were Informed (hat he was hiding in a
certain village. There a small party of
Turks repaired, dashing Into the place
Just at dusk and searching every
house. There was no force for de
fense, and they had their own way.
But their leader, who was bent on cap
turing Alexander, gave orders that no
loot should be taken, no women inter
fered with, till he had been found.
After an hour's tiunt too xumso
leader while ransacking a house
caught sluht of a woman's foot under
a bed. lie ordered whoever was In
hiding to come out. and Soula, pale
and trembling, obeyed. One of the
Turkish soldiers recognized her as
Alexander's betrothed and told the oIU
cer In command of the fact Imme
diately In order to Intimidate her he
put a pistol to her head and ordered
her to tell where her lover was hiding.
It was some time before the girl
could gather enough strength to reply.
When she found her voice she said
that she could not tell where Alexan
der was hiding; she could only lead
tliem to the spot But this did not
satisfy the officer. So eager was be
to get the man he was after that he
promised Soula that if she would re
vral to him bis hiding place be would
not molest her. If she refused be
would carry her off with bitn. She
knew well enough what It meant to be
carried off by a Turk.
Sonla insisted that It would be Im
possible for her to direct them to Alex
ander's hiding place' To reach it they
would have to go through many secret
Dassages^ Besides, she must get out
jjilu ILlU UllL'U UU or bUc WOUIll iUUlL
Since she showed signs or swooning
the officer consented to take her out
of Hip house. anil a few drafts of
fresh air seemed to revive tier. As
soon as she was able to proceed she
started down the street which ran
through the village.
By this time It was quite dark, nnd
the place was hut dimly Illuminated.
Coming to a narrow side street, she
turned Into it. following It till she
reached a still narrower one. Pursuing
this for a short distance, she arrived
at u pair of steps. Mounting the steps,
sbe .entered n deserted house.
"There." she said, weeping, "yon will
find htm—that is. unless lie has go.ie
since yon came."
Her tears convinced the Turks that
she was telling the truth. Indeed, so
horrible would be her fate In case she
deceived them that they did not doubt
she would prefer to lose her lover.
Eager ro pounce upon their prey, they
broke down the door 01 the house, nnd
all rushed in. leaving the girl behind
them
rile place whs 11111 y. niHi mis |inri
o.' ihe rllh&ge was Imilt on a declivity.
Tin- moment Son In found herself alone
she darted u|i tliv Incline, soon reacb
ina ii lou- growth (>f tiralier. The ter
rible f ile Unit threatened her gaTe her
stren«tli to ellinh, ami. though in dark
ness. site knew the ground Not far
from where she had taken to (light
was 11 «ll:T that was readied hy a path
which iv:'s liiuiwu only to the villagers.
Reaching the summit or ihls elllT. she
waited a few minutes to i-nteh her
bre.Hli Tiie Turks, finding that the
building was empty, looked about for
Scnin Not finding her. they ran out
side, but by this time she had reached
the cliff. Hearing them running nboat
searching for her. she ran on.
Alexander and Sonia had been caught
In the same house and. hearing the
Tin Us below, took refuge under a bed
in the room where they were. The
Turks, intent on the capture of Sonia.
did not think to look under the bed for
her lover, not dreaming that he would
lie there. When Sonia led them away
Alexander came out from his hiding
place and made his escape. Sonia aft
erward joined him. and. since it was
not possible for them to return to their
homo they canie to America.
Under the War Clouds Spiritual Forces Are
Waiting to Assert Themselves
By President WOODROW WILSON
THESE are days of very great perplexity, when a groat cloud of trou
ble hangs and broods over the greater part of the world. IT
SEEMS AS IF GREAT, BI.IXD MATERIAL FORCES HAD
BEEN RELEASED WHICH HAD FOR LONG BEEN HELD IN
LEASn AND RESTRAINT. AND YET UNDERNEATH THAT
YOU CAN SEE THE STRONG IMPULSES OF GREAT IDEALS.
Then nil about them, all about as, there tits the silent, waiting tri
bunal which is going to utter the ultimate judgment upon the struggle,
the great tribunal of the opinion of the world.
AND I FANCY I SEE—I HOPE THAT I SEE, I PRAY THAT IT MAY
BE THAT I DO TRULY SEE—GREAT SPIRITUAL FORCES LYING
WAITING FOR THE OUTCOME OF THIS THING TO ASSERT THEM
SELVES AND. ASSERTING THEMSELVES EVEN NOW, TO ENLIGHTEN
OUR JUDGMENT AND STEADY OUR SPIRITS.
No man is wise enough to pronounce judgment, but we can all hold
our spirits in readiness to accept the trutli vhen it dawns on us and ia
revealed to us in the outcome of this titanic struggle.
No man has the key to this confusion. No man can see the out
come, but every man can keep his own spirit prepared to contribute to
tho net resnlf when the nntcotne ili.-plavs itself.
CEYLON-INDIA
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Next to Post Ofiice. Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night
1J:" " Sunday and Monday
101 Bison presents "Pelleas and Mellsande."—A magnificent
three reel dramatization of Meaterlinck's literary masterpiece,
featuring Crawly and Arthur Maude.
A Son's Devotion.—American Eclair drama, in two parts.—
"Which is the thedf, you or your father?"
CHANGE.IN ELECTRICAL SERVICE
OF THE
HOME POWER COMPANY
The incresaed demand of our patrons lor a day service lias
prompted the Home Power c mpany to install a meter system
and a continuous service, whiult will euable consumers to
use electricity at their pleasure.
In the past this company has supplied only those REQUEST
ING METERS, for which me.er the consumer mada a cash de
posit.
In all cities the meter system is ised, and a cash deposit
is required by the company furnishiLg same. The deposit
ranges from $5.00 to $10.10, and in some towns in Alaska,
is as high as $15.00.
The Home Power company will not require a deposit on me
ters, and no charge will be made at this time for the installa
tion of the same. ^ .
Nor will any change made in the present meter rates,
which are as follows:—
Minimum rate far one light, per month, $1.00; tor two or
more lights, per month $2.00.
Rate per Kilowatt, 10 cents. A sliding scale tier Kilowatt
for large consumers is now under consideration.
It is not the intention of the Home Power company to in
crease the cost to the consumer, but to place all consumers
on a standard basis, so that each may be able to take advan
tage of tha continuous system.
The Home Power company further realizes, that during the
summer months the average home will not use 20 Kilowatt
hours for lighting purposes, which is the amount of the mini
mum charge, but with the continuous service the consumer
has the privilege of using electrical appliances at any hour
of the day or night, and can use such elc-ctrical ap
i pliances as Flat Irons, Toasters, Percolators, Vacuum Clean
ers, &c. This will give the consumer the opportunity of using
up the full amount of tho minimum charge.
The day service will be turned on about June 1st.
The Home Power company will carry a full line of up to date
electrical home devices, all of which will be sold at a amall per
centage abovo actual cost.
Those having receipts for cash deposited with the company
for meters can have money refunded upon presentation of
tae same to the treasurer at our office, corner 4th and Broad
way.
HOME POWER COMPANY.
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