To arrive on the City of Seattle
Including strawberries if any in the
market that will carry
Price and Quality AlWays Right
ASK & SONS Grocers
Safety First and then the
B V Ds for Summer
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers]
PHONE 32 |
NUGGET MOVIES
Bro&dway, betwee* -nd and Sud
Open Every Niglit
SATURDAY
Before the White Man Came.—A
Biacm 101 drama, In two parts.
Betwn*n Two Lo>es.—A gripping
story of a daughter discarded by
her father oa account of her mar
riage. An excellently acted drama,
featuring Mary P1c\kl'oi d.
Hald or Man.—As Imp drflma,
fwturins Mary Pkkford.
fiumlay and Mondaj
The Sth episode of the Million.
Dollar .Mystery, in two parts. More
::iteres.ting than ever.
' Hei* Darkest Hour." Daniel Froh
man presents Mary PI<kford in this
fascinating dr3ma.
A yaarter After Two.—A story
that appeals to the better emotions.
Making a Llvtas- -KeyBteue com
edy.
Mit-tir b.v Mr*.* McBrien.
»"»«ui»)«n<-r» (t S:SO p. in.
lu'tmututtumtiitti
I Dewey j
Restaurant|
Home Cooking r
J MRS. C, MAKKKfi, Prop. *
Jj Corner SecQ^d Ave. and J
J Broadway, opT^s'1® depot. J'
ia Meals from t ». m. to S p. «
£ « Special luticcements to £
J regular beard', ra
: Homemade ;
* Bread for Sale i
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The Beet The Most PopuUr
:the
NEW
1 CAIN
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-> Juneau's \'twe«t d Fin''0 *
Ho'et J
* Room with deta«!h»st- Jh#l.'\)op T
^ Room with private k ,i 12 50 op I
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"J IUT .4 «OLD'
Veu may cait ti -Just a little
cold," yet It Is so eas? for a Hgl»l
Ask y°ni druggist for a bos of
cola to d«vek>p into a serloue one.
"Pl'ROl.A" l.axatlve Cold Tablet*
nod break up the cold at one*. Do
It tedaj. Price «o. Sp«clfy "PtTR
titA!' ' Sold by Keller Bros. Brug
KlYH «OOt» (WES TO DRAW TO.
fefiMeford and Gibson Rye. BU8
weiser. B!i'» Ribbon and Pal» Raf"
i'. -<•« Potr* »f Trad®.
j Local Happenings
(Continued from iage l.)
'he westward where he will spend I
>ome time on the Keuai peninsula I
iu hie favorite pastime. this sum
The Northwestern i8 dua lu
Skagway from the westward on
Tuesday a', noon. Jas Kennedy and
family have booked paMdge on her
■ or Seattle „
J. R Smith, traveling auditor
of the P. c. S. S. C.o., came in on
the Spokane thia morning and is
j'hecking up the local agency of;
[ hat company.
Mrs. A. Turkiagtuu, who had
been visiting in Bkajnr for several
lays with her two nieces Mrs. |
( Fred FicKhardt / and .Mrs Walter
Mcllrien, left for her lomt in Seat-j
fle on the Jefferson Saturday night.
There will be a match game of j
baseball tonight at 7 o'clock on '
the W. P. A. club ground* between I
the Skag-way baseball team and J
ne composed of members of the
Thos. >Iiggs, jr., railway engineering
party. Admission free.
i Thos. Riggs, jr., of the Alaska en
[Hneerinr commission, and his party
j of fi"teen men, who are on the way
Muto Fairbanks to make the sur
vey from that city ij Broad Pass,
, arrived in Skagway on the Mariposa
'this rooming and are stopping at
the Pullen House. They will get
jaway *o>r the interior tomorrow.
| There is a special meeting of
Camp Skagway Nc. 1, A. B., to
nigh; at 8:30 o'clock, called by the
Arctic Chief for the purpose of con
I d'ictiiig safely over the many ireach
jerous and dangerous places in the
| Cbilkoot trail, a party of ten
I chechackos. a fuli rttendance is
desired.
W. R. HILLERY, Arctic Recorder.
Mrs. Lulu B. Thompson, of Ju
neau, vice-president of the Alaska
branch of the W. c. T. U„ Mrs.
A. L. Spaeth, of Ketchikan, cor
responding secretary 0f the same
organization, and Mrs. H. W. Mich
ener, of Ketchikan, delegate to the
W. C. T. U. convention to be held
I here this week, arrived on the
, Mariposa this morning;
J Mrs. Cornelia TempJeton Hatcher, I
president of the Alaska branch of J
the W. c. T. U„ arrived on the
^pokaj.e this afternoor. from Ju
neau, accompanied b.v several of
the Southeastern Alaska delegates
to the W. c. Tk U. convention, I
which will convene here on Thurs-1
day. The two delegate* to the con
vention from Haines, will arrive in
Skagway on Wednesday.
C.lias. Chaplin, comedian, at the
?g"t movies last night in the
Keystone comedy of "Making a Liv
ing," brought down the house. The
seventh installment of "The Mil
lion Dollar Mystery." waE also
an excellent feature The program
will be repeated tonight On Tues
day -knd Wednesday nights will be
produced "The Valley 0f the
Moon " in six reels
T. J. Nestor, a prominent busi
ness roan of the Seward peninsula
country and for th« rast'15 years a
resident o! Nome, is here on his'
wrii : iri:itrr1 ■rv ut-m 'itf ffl i '
way to tha Interior. Me in Hr«t
Solnf Into Ruby and the Idltarod
<tnd then on down the river to the
city on the shore or Bering Sea. I
Mr. Nestor Is very optimistic of
the future of Alaska and predicts
a wonderful development of Its re
sources within the next few years,
lie will leave for the Interior to
morrow.
FOH SALE—One third to one
half interest in a new light draft
ln-lepeadant freight and passenger
stsamboat, 100 by 20 feet, now
launched and ready for machinery.
Designed particularly for side
stream traffic, combining both pow
er and light draft. Either Can
adian or American register. Apply
Capt. N. B. Raymond, Whitehorse,
Y. T. 5-10-1m.
Ben. Howen, a canneryman, met
death at mile 55, on the Copper
River Ivy., as the outcome of a quar
rel over hot cakes. Howen threw
a can of milk and a brick to empha
sise his remarks and Ed. Lee Thln
pus came back with a sugar bowl
which Knocked Howen ugalnst th§
table Inflicting wounds from which
he died. The coroner's jury said
It was self-defense.
"The Alaska Curio Co." is the
name of a new place of business op
ened this morning in the room on
lower Broadway formerly used by
the Admiral steamship line as an
office, under the nam? of Fisher &
Ohrner, the members of the firm be
Iff two well-known ladies of Skag
way. They have a good location, a
neatly fitted up place and there is
a reason why they should not re
ceive their share of the public pa
tronage.
The Skagway cable offico receiv
ed instructions this morning from
the head offico lu Seattle to ac
cept domestic messages with code
addresses when tha same are confin
ed to offices on this system. The
code address of the local office will
be registered with the Seattle of
fice, as should these of Alaska
ajnd Seattle correspondents. Mes
sages to points beyond thecontrol
of the Alaska system must contin
ue to bear the full sddress.
B. AI. Stone has purchased the
entire interests of Charles E. Her
ron in the Seward Gateway Publish
ing company, and is now sole own
er of the Gateway and the Knik
News as all stock held in the com
pany bv anyone at any time has
oeen taken ovw by him. Mr. Her
ron is about to enter into large
miniug operations which will oc
cupy all his time and attention and
which promise to be a source of
benefit to the whole district.
The dance for the benefit of the
local baseball team given at the
W. P. A. club gymnasium on Satur
day night was well attended and
a vary enjoyable affair. The brass
band, early in the evening, played
several airs on the street and lat
er several dance numberr in the
hall. Selmer's orchestra was in
its usual good form end kept up
its well-earned reputation for ex
cellence. The receipts from the
sale of tickets appiox!it».tfd $100.
Mrs. George W. Mowl received by
letter this morning from her sis
ter in Gravesend, Kngland, a very
interesting relic preserved from one
ot the recent German Zeppelin raids
acrose the Channel. Gravesend lies
on the west bank of the river
Thames, about 40 miles from Lon
don, and the article above mention
ed is a small piece of yellow rub
ber-coated heavy silk cloth cut from
the gasbag of a Zeppelin that
was brought down a few weeks ago
In the vivinity of Gravesend by Brit
ish gunners.
Col. Jack Chambers, Skagway'
tourist guide to nearby points of in
terest, was up to Denver glacier
early this morning to inspect the
trail leading thereto from where it
debouches from the railway to its
terminus at the foot of the glacier, j
ilo reports it to be in rather bad j
shape and suggests that immediate
steps be taken by the business men j
of the town to improve its condi
tion before the summer tourist
season commences i>i earnest. Al
ready a few stragglers of the
great army of people who will like
ly visit with us this year have made
their appearaurc, and from now on
we may expect them in increasing
numbers, it will show wisdom on
our part and we believe prove a I
valuable business asset as well, to
prepare for thfci • entertainment to
the bast of ,L-r ability, and the
thing demanding first considera
tion is the repairing and building
of trails to the beauty spo*s with
in and adjacen: to the Skagway val
ley
The government boat Peterson
mad© a special round trip yester
day between Haines and Skagway
for the purpose of taking down to
ft- W. H. Seward the local base
ball t«am to play in s. match gamf
*l'l fla^
with the boys at the army ptet. At
the benefit dunce given to the SkagA
.vay team on Saturday night an
nouncement was ma do of the excur- J
slon and the names of those who j
iesired to go, to the number of
50, the capacity of the boat, were
placed on a list. The Psteraon
left here at 1 p. m. and returned at
8:0* p. m., only a comparatively
short time, but sufficiently long for
uho home team to get a good sound
irubDing from their opponents, the
score standing 12 to 4 in favor of
Ft. W. H. Seward. Wt< flon't know
what the boys of the Alaska en
gineering commission will do to
the home talent in the contest which
is announced to take place on the
home grounds this evening, but
sincerely hope they wil] be no hard
er on them thaai were their adver
saries of yesterday.
Oliver Baker, who met his death
near Yost's road house, on the
Chitiaa-Fairbanks trail, March
31, leally was "blown" to death.
The Delta river at that point from
the summit down the few miles In
tervening is nothing but a great
glacier, with sometimes snow on it
and sometimes not. On this oc
casion a 60-mile wind took It off,
leaving glare ice in many places.
Baker, It is believed by those who
were with him and who found the
tody, slipped and fell perhaps
while catching his hat. and the wind
simply blew him around until he
was >lead. Once down, It would be al
most impossible for him to rise. Thes
heavy winds will t'ike a double
ender and turn it around and
:.round, which causes the stage com
pany to provide their double end
ers with knife clamps for use in
Leavy winds on the ice. Baker's
body was bruised black and blue
all over. He was literally pounded
by the ice so if he wasn't frozen
death would have resulted anyway,,
The upper Delta country he a dan
gerous country at any time and es
pecially so In a winter or spring
Mizzard. No word has yet been re
ceived as to the disposition of his
body—Cordova Times.
It has long been the dream of
toy manufacturers to be able to
turn out articles of unbreakable
texture, but their hopes have never
been realized until quite recently,
when the E. L Horsman Co., of
New York, far whom the L. A. Har
rison Co. is the local agency, dis
covered the secret and is putting
it into use in the goods the firm
is turning out. A large and well
assorted shipment of these toys
was received on the last boat and
the different articles are now 'on
display in the front windowB of the
L. A. Harrison store. Among the
dasigns are "The Irish Mail Kids,"
"The Cycle Kids," "The Crawling
Kids" and "The Peterekins.", In
acknowledging the receipt of the
order for these goods from the
L. A. Harrison Co., the head of
the firm of manufacturers, E. J.
Horsman wrote u follows: "It is
my Dleasur^ to add that on July
3rd I am starting on a trip over
the Canadian Par.fit for Vancou
ver. accompanied by my daughter,
due to arrive there on July 9th;
am booked to leave there on
Julv 10th on steamship Princess'
Sophia, and, upon arriving at Skag
way, will make the trip to White
horse and return. Hope, there
fore, it will be my pleasure to call
unon you while there."
Court Dress of T«nny*on.
Tennyson's court dress when ha re
ceived the inureateship did not coat
him milch. ror it was the same court
dress worn by Wordsworth, who in
turn hail it from the old poet Rogers,!
and it is still in the Wordsworth fain- j
ily. It is a wonder how Tenhyson and
Wordsworth got into it, for Roger* vu
a little fellow. Tennyson had no pas
sion for courts, and so he went In feo
ond hand to save cost.—New TorS
Press.
Siam's Peculiar Ord«e.
Some years ago his majesty c-f Slam
grave nn Italian, for painting one of hlu
wives from n photograph, "the grand
cross of t! • Siamese crown." It is a
rather l.-ii-c order. "This cross," said
his majesty graciously, "will entitle
you to m.-:ri v twelve wives. It is a dis
tinction I sciiiora confer, so I hope you
will «notl u-se of it."
A Rebuiltite.
"He is a powerful speaker."
"That fellow? He doesn't look like
an orator."
"He isn't: he's foreman In a boiler
works."—Exchange.
Culinary Result.
"flow was it Rinks (tot into such ■
stew ?"
"Because he cooked his reports."—
Baltimore Americnn
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Each Cap
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ALL DRCOOIMTS ]
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A New Toy Sensation
STRONG SIMPLE ATTRACTIVE
"THE IRISH MAIL" KIDS
Horseman Unbreakable Doll seated in a truck hand car of
the "Irish Mail" design.
4THE CYCLE KIDS"
Operating with absolute lifelike motion
"THE CRAWLING KIDS"
No mechanism by pulling cord; the dolls cr;ep in a true
to life manner. ,
Cutest of all tots
"THE PETERKINS"
(See window display)
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. no.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor i
i
i
A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
Arthur Boone, Proprietor!
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Airs. OrloH King :: Proprietor
Fishing Days
Take your rod with you on
your hike
A rod—a line—a reel—a can
of King Salmon eggs
A fine day's outing
Get your supples from
KELLER BROS. cD0RUG
f Pack Train Restaurant |
The Delmonico of Alaska)
CH A BT,EY-- -JOHM
KARAMAN & Cl.KCAF'
PROPRJBTORS
Wfcer® ton Can Get what V ou Desire OocfSl M rt Should Be
W, Uik« * specialty of Banqi'eU and Prirat* Dlaier 'Part!*.
A rafiacd ud oumfort&ble place for a sujpar aft«r the gh<rv
or daaea—mtt1c« la cozy prirat# bootha If deeirad.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to P^st Office Fifth a venue
TONIGHT ONLY
"His Hour of Triumpih," In two parts. Wn. Shaw supported by
Jane Gail.
"The. Battle ol the Skirts."—A possibility in two part*.—Thi»
ia a side plutng comedy.
Animated Weekly.—No. 2077. •
"Lucille Love," Wednesday. Music by O. Selmer and P. H.
Ganty.
FIVE l.KFLS
Raised Seats