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popular picture palace Tuesdayand
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Wednesday
New Art Film Company Presents
DOROTHY GISH
• Nugget Neil
Ever know fish so tam6.they would come when you whistled
one actual scene in "Nugget Nell". Her latest Paramount Picture
Which is a burlesque travesty 6n the wild and movie west.
Scenic Wonders of California Feature of Nugget Nell.
A Paramount Mack Sennett Comedy
THE SUMMER GIRL
WITH
Ford Sterling Louise Fazenda and
"Vera Stedman
|j Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
j The Alaska S. 'S. Cc's freighter
| >aiiLa Aua urrlsed la SkaSWaJ" >\>s
| lorday morning ' about thr o- o'
j t-locK. T'ao Santa 'Ann ha* about
: f'v hundred tons of "coal'ttTth""
| Wlii'o °3Sji and Yukon Rout"
:i ■: ii ••• ral thousand cascs of ta-o
1 iii** for the 'nt^jJor. |
l'ur-Vr \\\ J. AVilk'a-son popularly
i known a" "Wh't0}"' who liu3'bt"ii
waking a rua on the Victor'a< to
[ Noiii" is astiu on tho Santa An:
I; and » U-d tri' Uds, wh'lo
I m* i a pori
! F-rst asfiHaiit elu'f enslivcr
|J. J. Kratini al*o is well known i
. a: d Steward Schilling" a
a. at his oos-t wa" up town 'tak
' hi.,' .'a tho »ights.
j Jtiun* Ingrain, who by • th«>
! way i5 a cousin of C. L. Andrews,
t! v.-!»o for many y ar" was coll^c
I 'nr of customs for Skagway pert
| and o:r- of tfie Ir't known Al
a nion.b r of the Santa Aur
;\>rt ••• '.J was f, -n^w're; acqua at
' a.'.ui j tcruay w'Ui »cm« of Ui<
' | l»io::- rr*' of SkagwaJ". ^
! T'r Santa Ann, wili got a-.vaj
II ton'.-lit.
; j Ta f t Predicts The
ij Quiet Death Of
;j Wet-Dry Issue
Ch'fag'O, —Former Prudent Taft
- ■ \ Id into low i today, r iua'n
; | c! Ions •• .lough' to., drop a ch'p
: l r for t1) ■ "thif-tv i!:ow and-"
!a:::l -"Jippc-i out' agsua .to mak1" a
. i l.r'-un- tour Minnesota;
Mr. Ta';. altliousrn opining -tli'Vc
M l) ; ,'i r i.wrt ,uor dry-[ lank
tho d -inoi ra'-ic platform, x
. t :-•* d « . t4ntt "n ]-6asoir
! a d comnu 11 ;'■n'ofCrtir'nt.
; •» i vi i.I.i~ i:i n* irJU.i:-'
i i :•.] !v tli" \\ i'1" aad dry 'f'fiht'a
' orderly and unobtrusive oorpV;'. •
! it'mating tliat i>'Tsoui;lly. ho d'i
. lu ■ a hiclt regard 'orJli» lSth
dus '• —"Lilt it's th> 'law
.. in ob">• ;g-'t to tli« Utter
(—Mr. "''a!'*, poin't'd out that con^iyss
powv>r to fix aU'ohoUc
• : t of . 'rau<* cfacfd by tbo
j ..a, 9s well a* to t>'.-t«!ato
J • i. of 1'toxicant < and l>u:iish
j i 'ola-Jou* oi' ili*- law.
] "It is' just. as..m3y for wngrress;
I to -av 3 Per cfat or •Cpjr'V'n+'or
any oth'r rvaH)iiablc p*>r c®ti£ ra*
I io "ay 1-- * ' 1 ji^r c'nt. Congress
jsuo'uld and undoubtedly w'll lv
jiguid'd by reason,_ common s'-ns©
Hand Uk of a majority, of
■ .til*' people. A dia»'ip, . • unreaspn
I able law defeat* its own purpose
I.\o doubt there ar« tlios© who
would 1'ke to mako the manufacture
j or -ale of wuiskey a capital c;iai<-\
(Such a law would not be worth tha
i'n.'' It tooiv to write if. The pm
J pi? would r''u"l asainst 't.. And
j that '* true of any law bearing,'
I on the subject- It muH b- *'ar.«
- nsio!e and in harmony with th'°
I u:<iies of ihe people''
—
I 1 Jjtro't. July 27—TV Search f<
i Kugt'iio L'*Roy, whose wife's
i mutilated remain^ were found 'u a
I trunk shipped from Detroit to
I X©w York, has assumed nat'on'wld •
I proportion®.
FLIES ess
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Seattle, July 2d—Herbert Jlunt'i
I with two DJssonKcrs aa « a Sunday
j'li.-iit ov- r Mount Rr,lnlt>r.
Tho plane© readied tl;u i-suvm'V
|li«'Klit of sixteen thousand fe"t.
Tho party r t-urn-'d in Safety an.
I w'tliout m'^hap of any kiai.
f;
Lmu w\
J. F. Hos>kias a mining man a
rived 'n Skagway on th° train
I la*; ni-ht from Mayo.
.Mr. Ho3iu 11s says that thor<
Is con'kloraDie exc'tcmcnt at Mayc
j just now o»'us to tho flno show
ing that l3 Icing made on Ko
i II !l ajiJ Lookout Mountain. II
I siat''rd that on Kcno Hill tH° com
i pany was L>yJraul'c'i'cg th° to;
(Urt off the Kdge* and hn-ak'nv
ttp and "aokiag the or® that lics-gx.
po«ed.
The diamond dr'Hor' arr'vod Ir
Lookout Mountains and are ai
_ work and tho camp, says UoskiiL
j has tai' n ou a dl'vely and bupin
liko asp' ct.
Wa"hin?*on, July 27— Ex-cha'r
: .a i Cummins* of th0 National,
Deinocr&t'c Commiitco aftor a pr
lonr,-d cotif*rcnc« with I'rL^iJrnt \V
i on today said that the pr'
•s'dont pr°d!cted an easy victory,
for Cox on th1' IIs.-;u--' oX tho Lea
gue of Xat'ous.
• Angora, Turkey July 27—The Turli
ish. Nationalist • congress adopted'r
solutions today denouncing th°
terms accepted by the Constant>nop:
government apd declaring that the
Nationalist3 congress will oppose tk
frms of the mil'tary party to
fh0 bitter eu.
Th<i Golden North Cafo »err©s
only tho I,eft 'hat ttio niark^t af
ford3 ■ and a trial o'
excellent sevvice and ciU^ne.
PRINCESS ALICE "WILL ARRIVE
AT S O'CLOCK A M TO .MORROW
Hal Johnston. r°cct\'ed advlce'th'5
morning ilu«#.>. the Princess'Alico'of
the C. P. R. «I'n® would arrive
'a Skagway at 'fight o'clock to
morrow itiSri!i:ig.;
Tho a. large passenger,
list, and a large cargo of re'ght.
As high :is aj-' cents the hard-boiled
JlMon collar .! as tben in some fashion
able New York Broadway stores. Oidy
one step from Uie-*oft collar to the
'neckerchief—iiixftwo* steps to au old
flannel -tot?.1' ,a*
It Is nlioiit time for the old-fash
ioned fellow to come forward who al
I ways boasted, tlm't.he would do tills
. or that in spite of'something or other
| and high water. ■
LOST:—PaeJrag^ of valuable pn<perR
including i.'bery* Bond. Bank Book
Nalura}izat{p_i), . Paper®, Check
Book and. ct'liej. documents. Lib
eral reward., JiHll . bo paid for the
return, to George Braach. ) Those
papers are -of Tio value except to
the ownej.. . ' 3t.
Go to Kellers for your Ice Cream
everyt'nie. No disappointment there.
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR-SAY M'JNSINGWEAR
When you ask for Munsing
wear ics the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
dren insist on garments bear
ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
A new stock now on dis
play for women, misses, boy*
and little tots.
rHUINL
55
Mayor Shaw 's 'a receipt of a
'letter from,'he Imp^rUl H'sh Pot
jcntato.ofi tte MyH's Shrlno lnj
I-which ho tiaiiK" ! ih» mayor, c'ty j
j council and{ cl'.'zens oi Skasw~i
for thc'r hoVt^l'iJ |
j chtcj. o££er«a thcai whoa the Shrin
jcrs "iVre h''i"e on th-ir c-xcur3'on.
| The letter stated tliat I heIr
i visit to bkagway and tho trip j
! to Bennett over, tho "W. P. and V.
Routs wer° Iong to h« remembered.
X/oadon, July 26—The p'-aoe'con
fTervc® between tho Pole3 and the
Riiinna ivll U'ffin at Baronevitch',
a! out seventy f've mil08 sou.thwe-Ht
o£ M'nk on. July 30. An arml^c*
will starc on tlio 8,1 mo day'and
liost'Hties w'll c-as0 awaiting th«
outcorn, of til' negotiations.
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lasitiig regard
beccjse of its
liSuHtt <4ucuiiy«
"Hires flavors to
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Seated Ttefa mI.
KePf Pfcht
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White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 45
Daily except Sunday
-So 1, ?i. Bonnil 5*. &. 8. lionnd
1st Class in Class
| k 9;30 £- m. l^eaves
I 11; 59 iu m. f
1:85 p. m. „
i, | 3:10 p. 3i. „
5:30 p. m. Arrives
siv.au vv ix x
WHITE PASS
IiENNETT
CAKCR0S3
UIIITEHORSE
v. ju.
Leaves 3:15 p. in.
1:60 p. m.
11:40 a. m.
„ 9:15 a. m.
Passengers must be at depot t'uie to liar© Baggage m I
•pected and checked. Iyspect'dn is stopped 30 ra'nut<^ before I
leaving time of trains. <■' " • ••■/]
150 poimds of Tiagsa?o w'l checked frc^ wUh ea<h full |
are t'cfect and 75 poun<]» witn eojh half fai-e t'cket.