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OFFICE IN THE MONOGRAM BUXJ., ON BROADWAY NEAR oTH.
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2ml and 3rd.
Open Every Night
Friday and Saturday
"The Devil's Signature." — A
Vitagraph drama in two parts.
"The Girl at His Side." — A Soi
ls drama.
"Cherry" — A comedy.
FIVE REELS
Sunday and Monday
•'^Illlion Dollar Mystery,' 21st ep
isode 'n two reels.
"Steve O'Grady's Chance." — A
splendi 1 Vitagraph drama in two
parts.
A comedy by the Essanay Co.
FIVE KEELS
Music by Mrs. Hacel McBrlen.
Comiijemea at 0:30 p. m.
Local Happenings
The Humboldt will leave Seattle
for Skagway tonight.
Miss Peterson of Sitka is a '
passenger ou board the Je;fersou J
"tiroute home.
-Mr« Jack Staley of Dawson came i
lu on the Jefferson this morning
enriuts to the Yukoui meetropolis.
Mrj. L. a. McAlister, who has
bevn lu Seattle on a short visit.
ieturao-1 on the Jefferson thisj
morning, accompanied by her little i
son.
Happy Isn't happy "cause he's |
lost his brier'pipe. Somebody please j
find It and make him happy again.
(Reward if left at Dortero & Son's j
store.)
LOST—A bunch of keys in
buckskin bag. Finder please leave |
at this office. 8-10-tf.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lynatt of scran
ton. Pa ,'are round trip passengers I
ou the 'Jefferson. Mr. ,'Lynatt is !
the editor of a newspaper publish- j
cd in his home town.
W. S. Bachellor, draftsman for
tho Alaska Steamship Co., came in
on the Jefferson enroute to Whlte
hors<>, where he is going to trans
act soma business that requires hie
attention
The Skagway agents for the j
Eastman Kodak, films and supplies I
are Keller Bros. tf.
The following interior people willI
leave for the south on the North
western; Arthur Teller, Sam H
Elliott, Wallace Smith, J. V. smith,
Anol<< Nardale, D. C. Balleau and
Joe. R. Smith.
Ed. Lee, a Chinee restaurant
keener at Tanaaa, came In this I
morning on 'the Jefferson, accom
panied by his bride. They were
married la San Francisco -recently j
and are now on their way into thej
Alaskan interior where the 'groom
>«s well and faTOTably known In
Deputy United States Mar
shal C. L. Vawter of Fair
banks, Mrs. Vawter, four guards
and six federal prisoners—two of
the latter enroute to the peniten
tiary and the other four for the
Mornlugside sanitarium near Port
land, Oregon— will leave on the
Northwestern tomorrow for the
south.
The steady downpour of rain that
we have been experiencing for tin1
past four or five days ceaseil at an
early hour this morning. The
clouds ar-: dispersing, the sun i*
peeping out occasionally, and it
looks as though we may have a
return of the delightful weather we
had bei-i >»uJjoylng all summer up
till the time the rain set in the
fore part •" the week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Waechter
came cut from the Iditarod 011
Thursday's train from Whit eh or e.
and will leave for Seattle on the
Northwestern. Mr. Waechter is a
pioneer shipper of cattle to the in
terior, having started the business
iu 1.107 and followed it up ever
S.'uce. He is the father of- Hen
ry and Ollie Waechter of Waechter
Bros. Jc Gardner, proprietors of
the Independent market at Fair
banks and dealers in live stock.
This is Mrs. Waetcnter's first visit
to tho north.
Rev. Father Schuster of the
Catholic church in Dawson is here
on his w~ay 'outside for his health
after having administered to the
s ' itual needs of the-interior con
gregation for six years. He has
?> *n outside only once since he
came north. It is his intention to
spend a time in the state of Texas
in order to see whether or not the
climate there will Drove beneficial
While here Father Schuster 'is a
guest of Rev. Father Turnell and
will fill the latter's place tomor
row at the services in the Skagway
church.'
"3unehlne Brown'' is the new
nickname for C. L. Brown the Mu
tual Life man, who arrived in the
citv thig morning for a few days
in the interests of his company.
Bringing smiles and good cheer, the
cap'tal city booster and erstwhile
lit le man of Skagway fame, has
much <?ood news of his native haunt
With life insurance literature in
every pocket, theatrical film* ad
vertising for the Pop, and sweet
words for the popular Skagway la
dles, our friend Brown is some
bngy man. He expects to stay four
or five days. JIcKenzie, JIcAlister
and Storv please note.
Subscribe for toe Daily Alaskan.
A GHJEAT RACKET
That is what a number of vis
itors hav» said about the new
"llorstman" tennis racket, of which
wo have just received a complete
lice direct from the manufacturers.
Piinces range from $2.50 to $10.00.
All are guaranteed against defects.
Come in and look them over. Kel
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Early Mass at 8:30'a. m.
Second Mass and Instruction at
10:20 p. m. '
Evening service at 7:3o.
Rev. Fr. J, Schuster, O. M. I., of
Dawson will preach at the Second
Mass.
All are cordially invited.
Fr. P. IL Turn ell, S. J.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science Service will he
held Sunday at eleven o'clock a.
w. in the Alaskan building.
Subject: SOUL..'
The public is welcome.
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
METHODIST EFLSCOPATi.
Sunday morning Miss M. E. Har
rison, a missionary worker the past
IS years in India, and now hero on
vacation, will speak in the church.
Suudav school follows the morning
servic?. Services by the pastor at
S o. n:. Everybody cordially iuvit
ed. 1
1j. 11. Ptxlersen, Pastor.
NOTICE OF GALLAGHER
WEDDING RECEIVED
Juutnu Dispatch, Aug. 13: In
the copies of the Morning Register
of • Friday, August C, 1915, re
ceived from Eugene, Ore., ap
pears 1h =• notice of the Gallagher
Scaiefe wedding, which took place
there on'August 5th.
••Galla<rher-i>caiefe—At the home
of the bride's mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth S« aicfe at 1270 Ferry s-treet,
at S: 30 o'clock n. iu., August 5,
1015, Hugh Gallagher, of Juneau,
Alaska, and Miss Ethel scalefe,
Rev. Father J. A. Moran 'officiat
ing.
•HURGHTlS
CATHOLIC
REYENl'E ST AMI'S ON
ONE DEED TOTAL $374.50
Juneau Empire: Bearing $374.50 j
worth of revenue stumps, a deed |
was filed late this afternoon in i
the office of the Recorder indicat
ing the '.ransfer from H. A. Bishop i
for the territory of Alaska, Dlvi-1
3icn \o. 1. to E. S. Heller of the
vroperties of the Alsaka Treasure
Consolidated Mines company in the
Nevada creek district for a consid
eration of $374,500.50. This sale
was the result of a judgment re
cently entered against the Alaska
Treasure conioauy in on the ap
P icaiion of the Union Trust com
pany o' San Francisco, which is
represented by E. S. Heller.
MllJlON LEONARD TO
APPEAR IX LOCAL HOUSE
(Continued from page 1.)
the heioi^e of many gxciting ad- j
venturer iu rtvil life, and as is us-j
uallv the case with footliglit fa
vorites she has been the recipient 1
of huiuireds of offers of matrimony J
as a result of her clever work be
fore the camera. The all powerful
strength of character of a woman,
peculiarly situated, forms' In the
hands of Miss Leonard material
for a strong grasp of rocording of
humaa emotions.'
Tonight at the Popular Picture
!'• lace. Admission 25c and 10c.
ME I LAK.VHTLA IS
(Continued from page 1)
en in charge by the ageuts of the
interior department.
The stock of cans and supplies
in the cannery, .and the stock in
the store aro still left in charge of
Father Duncan as his privaate pro
perty.
Father Duncan .again refused to
see Mr. Claxton, and the notices
>-erp posted after his refusal.
MRS. E. A. DIXON SUSTAINS
INJURY IN AUTO ACCIDENT
(Continued from page 1.)
cut and her eyes blackened, the
latter injuries being sustained wfien
she was thrown on ier face when
the car overturned. She also sus
tained other minor injuries which
were not noticed at first, but as
none of them are serious, she 'will
be out within a short time. 'Mrs
Dixon had a narrow' escape and her
friends congratulate her that she
ONLY ONE "Bromo Quinine," that fa
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Days
TAKEN OYER
| axative t^romo
i urn me
on box. 25c.
escaped as easily as sho 'did-J
Neither Mr. Dixon or Mr. Cash wore I
injured but the car was-considerably:
broken up.
All'parties in the above acci
dent are well known In Skagway, j
and Mrs. Dixon has tho sympathy
of many warm friends here, w ho
will b>) pleased to hoar her in
juries are only slight.
THE WRECK IS
NOW LOCATED
(Continued from page 1)
The wreck was looated by the
drags 'on Friday and some cable
and other gear was brought to the
to.o at that time, but tho anchor on
the barge was not thought to be
large enough, and no effort to de
scend to the wreck was made.
A four-ton anchor and a thous
and feet of Inch and a quarter
steel cable will bo taken out this
morniug on a scow and the barge
will be firmly anchored over the
spot whero the wreck 'lies, after
whip> the first attempt to reach
tho wreck will be made.
THE BEAUTIFUL.
Man comes into life to seek and
find his sufficient beauty, to serve
it, to win and increase it, to fight
for it, to dare anything for it, i
counting death as nothing so long j
as the dying eyes still turn to it.
And fear, and dullness, and indo
lence. and appe'ite, which are no I
more than fear's four crippled I
brothers who make ambushes and j
creep by night, arc against him, to
delay him, to hold him off and be- ]
guile and kill him in that quest.—
H. G. Wells.
aiurueu.
A friend one day discovered Ttmr- I
waidsen In tears, aiul on asking why
tho distinguished sculptor was giving
wny to depression tie received this re
ply: "I^iok at that statue. 1 have
realized my Ideal and fear therefore
that I have reached the high water
mark of my profession. When a tunu
Is satisfied he ceases to grow."- Chris
tlau llerald.
Defiant.
First Neighbor (threateningly)— Did
you call me a two faced thing, did
you? Second Neighbor (unabashed)—
l'es, I did, and, wot's more, I don't
know which of 'em's the ugliest.—
London Tit-Rlts.
Greater Heights.
"I suppose you art- very proud of |
the fnct that you live in I tost 011."
"I do not deeiit ;i resilience ill i'ostuu I
the proudest height of exNl> ice," re
■ponded the other stlllty. "1 live in
Brookllne."—Louisville Courier Journal.
His Claim to Famo.
"Who was tlilH fellow repys, nnd
wliat Is his claim to fatih'?"
"Ills claim to fume is well founded, _
my friend, lie's the man who kept a
diary for more than a year."—Kansas
City Journal.
His Own Appraiser.
"Willie," satil his mother mi her re- |
turn from a shopping expedition, "1
told you If you were pood while I was
out you might have n picec of candy,
and now I iind you've taken all there
was in the
"Yes, mamma," replie<l Willie, "hut
you've no idea how very good I've
been."—St Louis Post-1 >lspatch.
A Fair Return.
Groeer—Your Mil's up t" £2<\ Hank
Flank Jones-Well, here's a dollar
Oroeer-What! Only n dollar? Hunk
—Only Q dollar! And ain't that 5 per
cent on your Investment''— Puck.
The most common secret of want of
success In life is a tendency to ^et
things drift.
Hargreaves.
For inventing the spinning jenny In
1707 Jatues Hargreaves of Blackburn,
England, was driven from his county.
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