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i Broadway, between 2nd and 3ac
I CHen Eveiv Night
Change Tonight
| FIVE REELS
Tuesday and Wednesday
The Broncho Motion Picture Co.
i presents "A Military Judas." A thre
1 reel drama full of intense action
j and interesting situations.
j The Majestic Motion picture Co,
presents its new stare in a splen
did comedy, "The Pride of th<
j Force."
Commences at 8:30 p. m.
' Music by Mrs. Hal Johnston.
We change pictures every pthei
i right.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
•' tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
I and work off the Cold. Druggists refunc
I m.-ney if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'i
signature is on each box. 25 cents.
Jobwork Neatly and Promptly
Executed at This Office
Pack Tram Restaurant
The Delmoaico of Alaska
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Where Yon C«n Get wh»t You D*>«ir« Cooked u it Sb«"W 8#
We Make a 3P«cl*lty of Banquet* and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and comfortable place for a supper after the show
or dance—service in coxy private booths if desired
Che Pullen l>ou$e Inn
Skagway. "Alaska"
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Offers a combination of Rest
and Recreation and a Table
of (3-ood Things f-om our
own Gardens and Dairy.
The Rates \re':
*&.V> to *S.<» p«r day American Plan 4
91.OHo *3.50 per day European Plan
H. S. PULLEN, Proprietor
'-r^a^on regarding summer recre?tion, fishing, hunting,
mountain and glacier c!i nfcing will bi
furnished upon request
LOCAL BRIEFS
Superintendent V. I. Hahn was a
round-tripper between Skagway and
Bennett on today's train.
I The southbound train from White
horse got in at 3:47 p. m. today
' with three passengers from the lu
<or'or .
The train went out on time* this
morning with two passengers on
board, one of -vhom was for Car
croas and the otiier for Whi.ehorse.
Rev. B. E. Bergesen of Ballard,
Wash., wsa apassenger as far north
as Petersburg on the S. S. Jeliei
eon, where he will visit for a few
days with the Lutheran pastor at
that place.
George J. Busch, traveling audi
tor for Wells-Fargo Express Co.,
wtrfl known in Skagway, was marrUt
in Seattle on Feb. 2d to M. Ague.
Duffy. Cards announcing the hap
py event have been received by
several Of his Skagway friends .Mr.
| and Mrs. Busch are stopping ai the
! Rheiu hotel, Seattle.
Mail Clerk Andrews of the S. S.
i Jefferson left his ship when sue
i arrived in Juneau Sunday and en
tered the hospital. Mr. Andrews
has been in 111 health for some
time, and it is believed that the
treatment which he will receive at
the hospital together with the rest
which his sojourn will necessitate,
will 60on restore him to his usual
good health.
MASONIC NOTICE
There will be a special communi
cation of White Pass Lodge F. &
A. M., Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 8 p.
m. Work in E. A. Visiting broth
ers cordially Invited.
2-15-2C THE SECRETARY
CATHOLIC CHUltCH
Tomorrow being Ash Wednesday,
the first day of Lent, Mass will
be at 9:30 a. m. and evening ser
vice at 7:30. Everybody is cordial
ly invited.
Fr. P. H. Turnell, S. I
S NEW PASTOR
FOB DOUGLAS
One of the most interesting in
cidents connected with the sailing
of an Alaskan ship was the farewell
tendered the Reverend and Mrs
Martin L. Larson and lit'le daugh
ter Bertha, when the S. J Jeffer
son left Seattle for Douglas last
Wednesday night.
Rev. Larson who has been pas
tor-of the Swedish Lutheran Get.li
es emeu a church in Seattle for the
past twenty-one and one half yea.s,
was called by the Lutheran niLsiin
board of the Augus<.ant> synod oi
North America for the field at Doug
las and together with liia wife and
daughter and all their worldly ef
fects embarked for the trip to the
Lorth.. Over two hundred of his
former congregation were at the
pier to wish them God speed, and
as th* boat cast off her lines, the
assembled friends sang one ol
their departing pastor's favorite
hymns. Each person present wore s
beautiful marigold and the travel
ers were presented with many beau
tiful floral offerings.
In taking up the missionary work
at Douglas, Mr. Larson succeeds
th-S Rev. Warmanen who had .left
the field some years ago, since
which time the mission has been
vacant.
This is the only Swedish mission
in Alaska and the new pastor
wi'i have jurisdiction over the who!<
of the territory, and will be at the
call of any person who may be in
need of his services throughout the
district. It is the intention of Rev.
Larson to give services in English
and Swedish each Sunday, alternat
ing the language each service. He
is a graduate of the Angustana\ col
lege and Theological seminary at
Rock Island, 111. He Is a great
student and is able to perform the
pastoral services In the pursuit of
hia duties in Norwegian, Swedish,
Finnish, Danish and German.
This is the third triD that Rev.
Larson has made to Alaska, the
first being twelve years ago, and
the one prior to the present about
a yeaT ago, when he came north to
■ look over the field. He Is very en
thusiastic over the work, and ex
' pects to especially serve the towns
of Douglas and Treadwell, Juneau
and Thane, and will mske frequent
trips to Petersburg and Ketchikan.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS
All members of Skagway Aerift
No. 25, F. O. E„ are requested to
inee<. at Eagles' hall at 1:30 p. m.,'
i Wednesday, February 17th, 1916,
lor the purpose of paying the lost (
tribute of respect, through the medl-;
um of the rites and ceremonies of
J the order, to our departed brother, j
I Chas A. San beck.
Ritualistic services will be held at,
the hall at 2 o'clock and the train j
will l°avo for the cemetery from the
corner of Fifth and Broadway at
2:30.
The nublic is cordially invited to
attend..
i JOHN WOOD, Worthy President
xo battleships needed
SAYS LITTLE NAVY CHIEF
Washington, Feb. 16—"Not a!
I ^iuglfc ba-tleship should be built by
.liia country this year," declared
Senator Jones, of Washington, In
discussing the naval appropriation
bill. "1 will not make any fight (
to prevent one or two battleships
being built for several reasons. The
mosi important is that the naval
beard seems to wish to keep up a
certain program and I have no wish
ti interfere with that. But as to
the actual value of battleships, I
Jo not believe that the construction
of one, two, three or four battle
ships this year would add material
ly to th§. strength of the power
, of resistance of the United StatflB.
"This great war now raging In
Europe, and for that matter all
over the world has demonstrated one
thing very clearly and that is that
a little submarine costing perhapB
two or three hundred thousand dol
lars and carrying less than one
hundred men, can with comparative
immunity sink a big dreadnaught of
the enemy that cost $15,000,000 and
carries a crew of about 1,000 men.
When struck by the torpedo from
the submarine, Incidentally, the big
boat becomes a mere death trap
for the crew, including the scores
of officers which the government
owniug the dreadnaught had spent
so much money to educate and
train.
"The greatest lesson which we
have learned In naval welfare bo
far in this conflict, therefore, 1b
the power and effectiveness of the
. submarine. Yet that Is where the
United States is weaker than in al-.
most any other branch, alwayB ex
cepting aeroplanes, where It is
weaker than anywhere else. This
country should profit by the lesson
which the countries of Europe have,
spent so much money to demonstrate
—the enormous value of the sub
marine to harass and pick off the
big fighting ships of the enemy. We
should proceed to equip our navy
with a large fleet of submarines and
train a large number of men in the
hand'fug of these boats, and the
accurate shooting of torpedoes from
them.
"There is another item which
should be included in the naval ap
propriation bill. That Is a liberal
allowance for the building of more
collisrs and supply ships for the
navy I regard it as a disgrace
that this country had to charter
shiDs flying foreign flagB to ac
company our fleet on its trip round
the world because we did not have
supily ships and colliers ir. the na
vy or for that matter in tbo Amerl
j can registry." ~ j
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TEXAS NOT TO DIVIDE,
BUT KILL SERVES PURPOSE
( Austin, Texas, Feb. 16—The bill
to make a separate state .out of the
Panhandle section of Texa«, al
though burled in committee today
and fated to die by sentiment for
: the "graiid old state'" served' Its
purpose. This was, as It author,
| Senator W. A. Johnson, pointed out ■
in the preamble of his resolution, to
torce the redlstrictlng of Texas in
accordance with the last census.
The charge was specifically made
that liquor Interests were largely re#
ponsible for the failure to redlstrict
and give tlie Panhandle Beotlon
fair representation In congress. A
"slush fund to control state poll
tics" was mentioned, and the in
y' bitants of the oropoaed new
state of Jefferson "wished to free
of such domination," It was stated.
Immediately following the John
son resolution, a redlstrictlng bill
was introduced and today was be
| 'leved to be certain o? passage at
this session of the legislature.
The great size of Texas Is known
to every school child in America.
The proposition to divide Texas In
to two or even more states Is not
a new one. But this year the sug
gestion was received with less ridi
cule than ever, and a few political
wiseacres were willing to predict
that in the not far distant future
such a bill would have a fair chance
of passing the legislature. I
Senator Johnson's bill proposed
to organize a new sovereign state
out of the four western counties
end the so-called Panhandle district.
The preamble declared this section
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was entitled to two more congress
men than it h&s today, that it sup
plies all the public school lands
and pays .to support free educaion
in Texas out of all proportion to
other parts of the state, and that
its representation in the state legis
Jature should be increased.
The bill provided for the organ
ization of a legislature and a con
stitutional convention in the sug
gested new Btate.
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Board of Trade This famous br««
both'on draft «.nd in bottles is kepi
constantly fresh. This is the Boaro
of Trad# Bar where the celebrateo
Ralaier Beer ;• also kept 1b bo?
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Popular Picture
Palace
Goo. Howl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night
James Kirkwood and Gertrude
Robinson in "The Bride From the
Sea."—In 2 parts.
The Ways of Fate.
The Waiters' Picnic.—Good com
edy.
Wednesday, Feb. 17, '15
Warner Feature presents "The
Perli of the House of Styr," the
sequel to "The Ruby of Destiny,"
in 3 parts. After trapping Paula on
the mountain the detective searches
her hair for the ruby—but just as
he find It her friends arrive.
The Caged Bi::d.
A News Item—Bachelor's Finish.
FIVE REELS
THE ONIA SHOW l.\ Al. YSlvA
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Piles Cured In 6 to 14 IT •
Your druggist will refund :
PAZO OINTMENT fails to ts
etse of Itching, Blind, Bleeding v
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The
first application gives Ease & Rest. 50c
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Several sizes and styles of cal
end_r pads Just received at Keller
tiros. 12-11"*'
Only One "Sromo Quhiine"
.Vhenever you feel a cold coining on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
signature of E. W. Grove on the bos. 25c
The largest single shipment of
Edison Blue Amberol records Just
received. All the latest and up
to-dato- seelectlons. Keller Bros.
Drug Co.
Wanted salesmen to eell cigars,
cigarettes, and tobacco to d®al®rs.
Experience unnecessary. Weekly sal
ary and $5 & day travel'ng expens
es. EASTERN TOBACCO CO., Bos
ton, Mass.
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