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TONIGHT
The Girl Who' Might Have Been.
—A drama in i parts, featuring
Ned Flnley, "Fredd* the Ferret,"
anU ether Vitagrmph ptara.
The Professor's N'ghtmare. — A
VUajri a.ph comedy.
Music by MUa Barber.
t'vatnrarft M l»:J90 p. m.
TOWN TOPICS
Ceorge J. Millou, manager for
the Five Finger Coni mines, left
tli morning for the luiins.
Mrs. Fiank Brteoe anil da-ughtir
l*ft ou the morning's train far Al
Uu where they will joiu Mr. Breeze
The Jefferson iws left Ketoiii
kan u coming irortuwurd. it ia
no* expoittxl thut it will xuuke Skag
wav ou this trip.
Tom Field from the Pelly River
di^tic' has rtturued ou t'ue Alice
a:.d lett this morning for iuterlor
vu'ii'c ou the train.
Judge William McB. Young oan-i
in en l.ie Alice and km ou the
lr.O'Miug's train for Atlin, where lie
will hi.ld t torm of court,
F. D. Condgon, former commis
sioner or the Yukon, ouone in on
the Alice and l«lt on Che morn
ings train for the interior.
A Piukert, known a "Pinkey frou
'he Panama to Nome," is looking
oyer his old stand iu this district
He will leave ou the morning's trail
u.r tat interior.
The Nprthwettern been re
ported out of Kutcbfksan and is diue
in »a:e i>ort sometime Thursday
men-lag. It carrier 44 head ol
'ivu stock and thirty tons of freight
f<-r dkagway,
Hugh Molyueaux, road commis
sioner for northern Bri*it>)i Colum
bia, tam<j in last night .and will
go ever to Haines to look over t-it
roadi in the Rainy Hollow diistrict.
He brought Edward Robinson, post
master of AtHn, to the local hobpi
tal, \yhere he has been placid un
der tne care of l>r. Gfcnbie.
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TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cmk Huat be Removed. Sunt
4 War With Dandruff.
Kill the germ that causes dandrul?
tiling hair and baldness, you will hav
.1 more dandruff, and your hair mus
. ow luxuriantly. Newbro's Herplcld'.
.it only contains the dandruff gent
-stroyer. but It Is also a most delight
: hair dressing for regular toilet use
I > other hair preparation Is on thl.
.i-ntlfic basis of destoylng the dandruf
rms. It stop* all Irrltatlcn. keeps th
alp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re
ember that something claimed to b<
ust as good." will not do the work o*
-enulne Herpicide. Sold by leadlni
Irugglsts. Send 10c. in stamps for sam
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it a drag mm *
On* dollar bottle, guarantied
dai? exercises
t'HWU'jE TO BE 1NTBUBSTINQ
^he, Tlag day exercises will be
hold, tonight la Elks Hall. The
coumnUttfo have announced thai the
proximal will oommance yrojdtly at
eight thirty and, a general invita
tion has been, extended- to all to
attend the exercises.
I. Music—The Orchestra.
'i. lUU'odUctOiy iAtucltcb iiy
Exai'td Huier uud Oiiicers. ,
a. Crayon- by ihe LMu.pki.iu —
Biotuei- m. K. biivere.
V
4. i>ouu, UoiuoUuiu. tUe Utin wi
'lie Uceau—ay thu Sc'uvul oui.oreu.
u. History 'IX) 'liie —B»o
tlu r U. J. Rich.
t>. Altar Service.— By KxaltbU
Kuler uud oiticers. ,
7. Music, Aula aug syne — ay
(no Liouge and Audituce.
8. Alusic, Ktd, While and Iilue—
iiy lue Souool Chilureu.
a. Recitation, TtM* * img —Florid
Cl.u-k. A" i
lo. Music—By the Baud.
II. Tribute to tut Flag and Ad
dress.—Brother J. M. 'iauutr.
12. America, iu " which all will
jnu.
MINING ENGINEER iO
SI'KNJJ SL.VMKK HERE
F. T. Hepburn, a mining engi
neer or iNew York, arrived on Hie
Princess Alice, arid will be tu«
gutai oi Col. steveuBon wnile iu
Skagway. it 4s tlio intt.11t.iou, of
Mr. Hgpouru to spend the summer
iu Alaska aud a major portion of
it will probably be ;j>eut iu and
aiound Skagway-.
Mf. Hepburn is a pcituer lu tha
firm of H. D. Wclbridge aud Oo., of
-New Vork City. He is delighted
with. Skagway and has expressed
his gratitude tor the hoarty wel
come ou the part of the citizens
of this city.
REASON FOR S>11LK DISCOYERL %
Mits Caskey was smiling and in
unusually happy mood when the
Alice pulled lu alongside the docks
this morning. Soon fclio secxtt for
all merriment wus, discovered
She 'iad a host of old time friends
"shoaH whom she greeted to th«
Garden City.
Miiis Mary Xevlus of Loa Angeles,
Mrs. M. A. Brydeu and Dr. and
Mrs. Chat. B. Merrill are today be
lli"- shown the Interesting spoas
■iround Skagway by Mi.se Caskey,
who ucw claims to be a rgeulur
souidougb, familiar with all the
yettiugs of local scenery.
TOl KIST PARTY FOR INTERIOR
A special tourist party under the
auspices of Raymoud &. WhlU;on.'j|
Co., are making a tour of Alaska
aud the Interior. The party un
d»'r the direction o' M. P. Browley,
arrived on the Alice auxl are reg
ister, d at the Pulleu House.. They
are scheduled to leave on. the morn
ing's train for Atiln, thence to
Datvscn and back to Skagway,
where t.hey will c-W<h the AH*-'® ou
i's uext south waTd trip. The party
eonsiita of twenty jolly sightseers.
fkuighter run blockade
The Ena arrived in port yester
d?y with a large cargo of freight
f<rr Skagway. It unloaded 42 tons
o' explosives, 88 tons merchandise,
?? tons of agsolina °123
73 tous of gasoline, 78 hiead
ca'tle, 108 head otf hogs and a
uorse. The recent movement of
freighter are Interettlng in
that »t has just returned Jtiom a
tiH 'o Vl«idlV0«t)0clc, wihere it un
loaded a cargo of ammunition. It
will lif* anchor and sail for Juneau
tfl's afternoon.
I'L AN TO MAKE HABITABLE
SMALL ISLAM) IN HAWAII
The re-foresting of now barren
K;uhoo"i lawe Islaaid in the Hawaiian
group ia the proposition before the
territorial board of agriculture, th
memioers of which, after a visit to
the small islet, heretofore, desig
nated unsuitable for settlement, d«»
cided 'o begin the work of planting
algaroba trees there. It is re
commended a portion of th<» island
swegut iby the strong trade winds,
\ "enced to prevent defpredaftions
by si. een and wild goats. Members
of the board say the introduction of
horses on the island would as
sis* ia t' e distribution, of seed. It
is also prosposed to construct several
larse reservoirs to conserve the rain
water tnat falls so plentifully at all
times. Alga rob a. trees planted thera
ten years ago have reached a sub
stantial growth. The employment
of a permanent warden la suggested,
—
P. J. McAbeer, superintendent of
thi» Five Finger Coal Mines Co., ar
rived on the Alice and will leftve
for the 'rxterlor tomorrow. He is
accompanied by his wife.
Subscribe for tihe Dally Alaskan.
CHANGES SYSTEM
OF HESS
' i
l'o meat the needs of 'heir ever
increasing business to and from Al
aska and Yukon points, the Cana
dian Pacific have decided to estab
lish a new systeim of operajtdons In
the northland. They regard! that
bv miking the change thati they
will be better able and equipped to I
care for the steady stream of
freight and passenger businsea com
ing and going over their lines.
T, F. W. Lowle who for ten
years has been connected Withi the |
Canadian Pacific in Skagway and j
who nose from freight clerk to '
agent naving charge of all of the j
company's business In this city tag
hjan apipolnted General Agent for
all of Alaska and the Yukon.
L. H. Johnston, wha has been
Hie assistant to Mr. Lowle hua
been promoted to ogeu.t at Skagway
and will have charge of the com
pany's business in Skagway from
now on. He will have tis Ms as
sistant, W. Grey, who arrived on
the Alice today. He will be Joined ;
at a later date by his wife when j
be has found a suitable location
for her.
An up-to-date ticket office will
be opened in Juneau and a good lo
cation -will be selected on the prin
cipal thoroughfare. A city ticket
ag«?nt will be appointed to take
charge, of the city business in the.
capital city. W. Ayue will con
tinue to be the agent aX Ketchi
kan.
Mr. Ldwle stated trdEy that! while
duties as General Agent for Al
aska and Yukon Territory will cov
er, as he says, from "Ketchiian to
the North Pole."
Mr. ewle stated today that while
this arrangement means the discon
tinuance of his residence in Skag
way. it will enable hdan to keej> In
.•loser touch' with' his company's pa
trons in such on extensive district
and thus serve' better the distrctt
as a whole.
RIVER REPORT
WH1TEHORSE, Juno 13—Water
26 'nches at Caribou; 17^ Inches
at Whitehorse.
Alaska down Lower LeBarge.
Selkirk and Videt'e at Lorwer Le
argc. _ . > ,. • i- _
Casca up CarmaoVo on the 12th.
White Horse up Vukon Crossing
at .1 a m.
Dawson up Ogllvle 4 a. m.
Schwatka left Dawson 7 p. m.
Susie sails Gibbon for Sitka 9:30
a. m.
Reliance up MUoz^ 6 a. m.
Washburn at Nuiato.
Delta up Hot Springs 8 a. m. i
Yukon up Glbbom tor Fairbanks
9 p. m. on the 12th.
Julia "B" arrived at St. Michael
on the 11th.
Tana«a down Circle on the 12th.
Scnwatka down Kugle 7 a. m.
GREEK CURCH IN HAWAII
The first step toward the estab
lishment of a Greek church in Hono
lulu has been undertaken by Dr. J.
Korochinskv Several hundred Rus
o'm- and Greeks now residing in
that city are behind the movement.
It le planned to erect n. suitable
edifice.
LOST — Small bunch of keys.
Finder Dealse return to Dally Alajs
kan and receive reward. 6-14-lt.
say, omx<si
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VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. RENXON
V1GE PRESIDENT J. I. WESTERMANN
CASHIER W. K. WARREN
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