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Direct cji.iectiaru f>r Tac3in*, Vancouver, $
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Saturday
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For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Forts
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Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 A A and ounday
JESSIE L. LASKY PRESENTS
GERALDINE FARRAR
\
"MARIA ROSA"
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
By Guido Mgrburg and Wallace Gillpatrick
Love, jealosy breathless action, and a battl# to the death for a wo
men. All in this oowcrful drama, pulsing with the warm blood o^
Spain.
With Wallace Ried, Pedro De Cordoba, Anita King and other
famous players in the cast.
FORDS WEEKLY
Ailtnissiofi, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
!U. S. Destroyer
276 Is In Port
j The U. S. Destroyer 27G arrived
in port on Wednesduy cven'ns and
ha* laid ut ih<> wharf ever -"ince.
I whHe • the officers and cr°w are
| nav lug a little shore lwtve.
L>r. Alfred Brook" is a passiver
I on board the destroyer having
accompanied secretaries J)ani»-1»
and Paynt> to Anchorage and the
' Matauuska coal field". The des
•"troyer was one of the d'vi'ion,
of s'x battlcships cruiser* and il«"~
trovers that brought th® dis
tinguished party to Xla'lca.
l)r. Brooks 1* no nrang-r in
Skagwav na\ing- been here " num
ber of and h® has met
many of hi* old tinia acqua'ntanc
Captain Sears commanding the
destroyer r.a» very generously in
vited our c;t'zens to come aboard
th.. fighting craft and Inspect it
and many hav0 taken advantage.
!'.( tho ipr'vUege.
A gam0 i f ba'eball wa» played
last evening Dctween. team" of the
destroyer and the Prince's'Alice
which was won luiii'ls down by
the former.
A dance at A. B. liall last,
night wa» well aH^aded and th*
jolly tars had a good tfrn©.
The de»troyer *1" leave tomor
"ow< oil Saturday.
J j.Nona July 29—Capi ^n Raoul
Amunl>en arr'ved 'a Nome la3t
night from Sledga Wand where
his ve9sel .V*>-d hi* bpen *n.chor
'ng out <»t tno storm lor ten day'
Captain Amund^on : ported all
was Well. ,
The °xp"dition for tho first' time
in two year® haa bcea la a plac'
where they could clean up.
Amundsou told of aa encounter
, ^with a polar Dear ^a3' Water 'n
which clothing was torn from'his
body and he was badly iurt.
The hardy explorer ls "t'll
suffering from tho cfects th
wounds caused bv tho bear'*'tecth
and claws.
I
Major Charles Spratt atwl'Maj
or James \ M'lls are rouudtripp0r«
0:1 the Pr'ncc's Alice and ar"
having a. jolly recreat'on period
alf'r having a jolly recreation, per'
'oil after hrv'ng spent several
yars in Murope where Major.
• ratt was on tiia staff of Colonel
Anderson, who had charge of the
American Red Cross work In
She Balkan* Albanlalii Montengro
and Creee1'. Major Mill8 while
also loins Red CrossI work was
I -orrepondent for 'he Assoc'ated'Pr;:53
I Tht-se two jolly tour'st8 will go
back soon.
J Byron M. Pattlson with his
[wife and £'ve children who have I
been In Siagway for over a week
will leave tonight on the Princess
.Alice for Lj.ko Louis0 an,d other,
"cenic po'nts In. Br'tish Columbi
before proceeding to their home
in Los Angeles.
Sir. Patt'son Is president of the
United jtates National Bank
in Superior Wisconsin and also
maintain an off'co 'n Buluth,
.Minnesota where he holds lar?«
interests in the iron tn'ne8.
Pathw l.co Wal»h loft this
.lorn'ns for a *r'p to Atlin and
el- paints along the'AVh'te'I'aS3
:J Yukon koute.
Tho Golaen Xorth Cafe serVeg
only the iro^t that tha market af
fords and 'nv'tes a trial o'
excellent sSivice and cuC^ne.
Army Aviators
Now In Edmonton
I Saskatoon, July 28—Th0 four
' army aviators hopped off on, their,,
flight to Nome at t«?n o'clock ye»ter
I day morning.
Edmonton. July 29—The four'U
d. Army aviators arilved her® y«e
I t'-rday afternoon on th«Jr way to
J Nome, Alaska.
Captain Street, the command«r of
; the party. expressed conf'detice'that
I the remaining Jumps will bemad"
[successfully. I ;
"Only forccd landings will mar th«
I good fortune that has attended us"
I ho said. "'cut w0 don* anticipate
any stich contingency. Wthout the
machine* may l>u thoroughly goaa
over in preparation for tho most
difficult part of their journey the
f viator® will not leavo Edmonton,'
or Ja-per 'Mil tomorrow morning'.
Sat tie. July 29—The, Alaska.,
r'lis l*orainission. ar» adver
liy'iin today for s'\ hundred case9
1 ij;k* to he used along the'go v
•rnm*iit railroad.
• c-Hii, July 29—The RolttahHag
r in overwhelming nwJorUy ap
iJTt»v*'d of tli«' a moment * made
I'Vi-iilly l>v the government at Spa
uitji r<'i)i.-s-jitatlvts of the Em
| . ,
Tokio, July 29—The Japanese go'
eminent ha» rece'ved a communica
tion from th© Uh'ted State3 gov
eminent pointing out that Anserlct
is unable to recogniz9 Japan,'8 oc
cupation of the norther" half o!
a&lem Inland. I .
London, July 29—Declaring that
fcrei-tn minister Tofcitcher'ns' com
munication :s aiuldguou". Preflnler
Lloyd Ueorgi sent anew note'to
the .Mo*cow govPrnn;t,nt usk>t)g for,
"X cl, ar i tit reply as to wheth
"p tli-' d^cus-lon propoed be—
i.wo«ii tho horde* ►tateK,atid'Po
lond looking for tin'versal peHce'^'l
ta k1' place 'n l>ondon.
lWia't. July 29— Donegal is
making frantic appeals to London
do Try for food which howevefoould
not be delivered because the'tra'a
crow-8 refused to move train.3 'wdt
mU^-ary on, board.
The tra'n was stopped at Let
terketmy i>y Sinn Fe'tter8 becaus<
it ivas transporting army men
A train was al5o hel<i up by,
masked armed men, at B^lfat'wh j
took away the m.a'13
MEETING OF MOTHERS
OF MUSIC PUiPILS
The mother of pupil® now'stu^
ing music with Sir3. Suffecool aa
well as the mother3 of those
contemplating joining the classe3!
now fortnlns are" iavlted to meet
with .Mr«. Htiffecool at her home
Friday evening July 30th at 8
o'clock when 3he will outline the
work for tne com'ng season, and
give a talk on the Effa Ell'8—
perfieid System of mfeic teaming
which she Is preparing to u»e ex
clusively 'a ber clas3©3. • i
LOST:—Package of valuable paper51
including Liberty Bond. Bank Bookl
Naturalization, Paper3, | Oheck'(
Book and other dooumeuts. (.Lib
eral reward w'U be jpa'd for th®
return to George Bralch. f These
papers are of no value except to
the own^r. I 11 , 3t.
Go to Keller8 for your IceCream
eveiyt'me. No d'sappo'ntmBnt there.
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR -SAY MUNSINGWEAR
UMlfi
When you ask for Munsing
wear its the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
•Quality, perfection of fit,
service— these things you ex- j
pect of good underclothes, j
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, boys
and little tots.
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHT
Resolute Wins
In Light Wind
Sandy Hook, July 2S—The cup
race wa3 won todu>- by ihe
Resolut».
The deeding raco vvas fulfill d
Jwt before sundown and the Aiu
ericanM retail! the cup.
S'r Thomas IJpton sa'd "I'liav
no excuse t0 off°r. The R'solut
Is tiij better boat I ^hill wait
I'll next year so as to fclve fonio
01 else a cufir.ce to challenge.
'Draft Evader Is
NowInTheWest
I SSeattI® July 29—Following th«
| report Uiat lio had boett »een, on *
train entering Slattle, 0rover Cleve
tland Bergdolt thQ notor'oua draft
evader 's be'ng eaglcry "ooght'Dy
the pol'ca department.
! liergdolt escaped from lil3 guard
sonic t'mo slnco having bee** a'~
lowed to leave prlsoa to attend
to "omo buslne"3 matters 'a Ph'La
, delp'Ula,
PT secret
snd spcdai
acersonal for
r if- * r
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\ Vj J fc .4 t; ^-.rf.^,5
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in ffs air-tight
£.:^!2d" Package.
ft 500 i'y that is
worthy of your
lastir.2 regard
fcecswse of its
lasting quality
Three flavors to
suit all tastes.
Be SURE to fict
WRIGLEYS
Sealed Tisht
Kept Right
The
Flavor Lasts
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 45
' Dally excopt Sunday
5s. 4. S. Bo and
1st daea
SKAGWAY Arr'v0 4:45 p. m.
WHITE PASS Leaves 3:15 p. Itt.
BENNETT - 1:50 p. io.
CARCROSS 11:40 a. m.
tt'HITEHORSE „ 9::tB a. m.
Pasaengora must be at depot li, time to have Baggage iq
pected and checked. Inspection is Hopped 30 m'autqa before
leav'ng time of trains. ,
150 pound8 of Baggagp wM h» chocked free wUh each full I
aro t'ckft and 75 pounds wltn each half fare t'ckj®t.
Na. 1, N. Bound
1st CMm
9:30 8. m. Loaves
11:59 a. m f
1:?5 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
B:30 p. m. Arrives