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NUGGET MOVIES!
Itroad>v»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
The Private Officers.—An. Easan
ay drama in two parts, featuring
Francis Bushman aud Beverley
Bay ue.
Mr. Daly'a Wedding Day. — An
EJison production featuring Augus
tus Phillips.
Music Hath Charms. — A SeliS
comedy.
TONIGHT
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
Commences at »:80 p. m.
Zenith Oil assures the best P08~
sible reults as a lubricant for all
light or delicate machinery. 10c.
25c, 50c bottlea Keller Br03'
Sole Skagway Agents.
JAPANESE
ORANGES
15c a Dozen
-- up
Tony Dortero
Agents
ROYAL TAILORS
CHICAGO — NEW YORK
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
Saturday night the Eagles will
dance.
Tonight is ladies night at the
Elks club. Don't let a little thing
like the weather keep you away.
The main question iu society cir
cles is: Have you started getting
your costume ready for the Eagles
masquerade, Feb. 5
Zenith Oil for moviug picture ma
chines, talking machines, phono
graphs u.ud musical instruments, au
tomobile magnetos an J ti> minios, <s
unexcelled. 10c, 2oc, T>0c battles.
Keller Bros. Sole SkP.gu ay Agents.
Fred Fonzo is in Skagway for a
short stay, having come in on the
las- trip of the Georgia. With his j
son, Fred Jr., and Pettr and Henry
Lorenson he has been prospecting I
along Lynn canal in a district about ■
three miles north of William Hen
ry bay. The others cX his party j
remained at their camp and are I
cont!nuing thetr woik, and he wfll j
return in a iew nays wuu sui>imes.
Zenitn Oil prevents rust and pre
serves the surface. A little Zen
ith Oil put upon any metal sur
face excludes the air and dampness
and presents rust forming. 10c,
25c, 50c bottles. Kfcller Bros., Sole
Skagtva- Agents.
On account of tho strong north
wind b'owing, the harbor boat Pet
erson will not make the usual Wed
nesday afternoon trip from Haines
to Skagway today.
Regular meeting oi the Eagles j
tonight.
DROWNING DELIVERS THE
GOODS
Ycu can have all goods bought.
at my store delivered to any part
of the city upon request. Remem
ber: New location. New goods. '
Same old courteous sorvice. Phone
90.—Browning. *2-10.
HOME MADE BREAD
From this date on, the Golden
North cafe will sell bread to all
those who may wish to call for
game. The Golden North bread j
Is also on sale at P. H. Ganty's :
a ad Rapuzzi's stores. tf.
BK(TAIN'S NAVY BECOMING
MORE POWERFUL DAILY
(Continued from page 1.)
iu the wax. In November one yard
— Walker's on the Tyne —
launched, equipped und sent to the
practice ground for official test a
bat'ltship superior In size, arma
ment, yjpidity of operation and to
sUUuiee powers to the Queen Eliza
beth, the design lor which was de
cided upon last January. In ad
dition t - this, this yard has built
a battlr cruiser stronger than any
previously afloat also decided up
on last January; several very fast
light cruisers of the Arethusa class,
and many destroyers, torpedo boats
and other war craft.
1 ACKERS PUT UP
$2,000,000 MORE SALMON
Washington, Jan. 19—Secretary
Commerce Redfield's annual report
with reepect to the Alaska fisher
ies for the year ending June 7,
most important one and enjoyed a
prosperous year. The total Bale j
of Alaska fish for thg year ending j
June 7 was $21,000,000, an increase
of $2,045,500 over the previous
year.
The Jidmon catch was 54,650,
000 fish or 4,036,000 cases, valued |
at $18,920,000. Eighty-one can-j
neries were in operation, giving |
employment to 21,200 persons. Of
these employes 5,000 were natives |
of Alaska. The report says that |
$38,.>00,000 is invested in the
fishing business in Alaska, the
greater part of which is in the
salmon industry.
PIANO TUNER
Geo. Anderson, piano expert and
factory representative for high
grade pianos -will be In Skagway in
the uear future. Pianos for sale
and rent. Home address, Box
991, Juneau, Alaska. Pullen
House, Skagway. *2-17.
The Skagway agents for the
East-men Kodak, f^lms and supplies
•re Keller Bros. tf.
)
Send the Dally Alaskan to your (
Iriends. It's easier than writing j (
etters.
"The Man"
who made the
Phonograph
with
The Human
Tone
Hear it at the Skagway Edison Agency
KOYUKUKEK KMU.A'llCS
"DEATH VALLEY'" StX)TT
That Der-th Valley, in producing I
the *amous "ocotty," uev had any
thing on the Koyukul; district of
Alaska is evident from an. lurticle
appearing in a Portland, Ore., pa
per, ja which it tells of the trouble
Jim Kelly has iu disposing of the
euoimous wealth whi:li he amassed
ou Hammond river. To all Faix
bauksaus w ho know Mr Kelly, and
| to his tld friends iu iho Koyukuk
(.and there tire many of Ueui) the
article appearing in tuo Outside
paper will be 01' iatcsfcsi. The
heading of the story is: "Spending
Money 's Hard Task ior Miner Milk
ing $S,0uu a Day," una the item
reads:
"1» always makes Jim Kelly
blush with embarrassment to pay
in^ tiuin si_ for .anything, he buys,
than aov other miaer iu ttiee world,
and he picks up enough metal every
morning before breaki;.st to keep
an average family in clover for
a year.
I **Iie is getting steadily riciior at
I the rate of $3,000 a day, through
I his 'Three Above' claim on Ham
mond river, 200 xuiles inside the
j Alaskan Arctic Circle.
" This chicken k $u,' s.ld Kel
ly, jingling a handful 01 auarters,
dimes mid hull dollar , makes me
j nervous. 1 nate to U'^k a man in !
, the evs while I'm giving it to him. ;
Getting -rid of it is the hardest
thing l ee done for maay a moon.' I
"By way of contrast he drew a j
.ucosehii'.e 'poko' from his hip |
pocket. It was stuffed with nug
gets that would make e\cnt a 'sour
dough's' eyes water—lumps of raw j
yellow stuff as big .is spavrows'
eggs.
" 'During the last twenty-three
days before 1 left home,' he said, 'I
took §09,000 out of Three Above,
and not one nugget was small
enough to buy a good drag of
hootch tt Coldfoot, the nearest
camp.'
"That was Jim Kelley's notion
of something to mourn about.
"He ad just breezed in from
the far north, the first time 'out'
in twenty years. He had made a
vow when he went to Alaska in
the first big stampede that he
would not return until he had tnade
a slake. With $o00,C00 salted
away, to thinks he has a fair start.
'• 'First thing I did," confided
Jim, 'was to eat my fill of corn
on the cob. And 1 siu\j made that
waiter's ejcs bulge at the amount
I ordered. That's something all
my gohl tv aid not buy on Ham
mond river, and I was almost des
perate for a taste of it.
"A year ago Jim Kelly was poor.
His worldly goods consisted of a
pinch cf flour and a hunk of ba
:ou, st-apjied on a husky's back.
He was one 1,300 stampeders
ivho raced up tha Koyvkuk at a
magic word. Over 1,000 turned
Jack at Coldfoot, but Kelly kept
joing.
"Today Jim Kelly has a 'wad'
jecause he has never had a case
>f (old feet
" 'Coldfoot, where t o big bunch 1
urned oack,' ho explr.iced 'Is a
ather strenuous sort of place. With ,
n my recollection twenty-three -
uen have died in that camp, and
mly one died in bed, of natuTal s
auses. C
"We have no written law there- 1i
If a man gets in bad—robe a cache
or rifles a slulcebox—tho boys gat
together and talk it over quiet Like.
Usually they decide to send him
down the river.
" 'I''s 900 miles from Cold
foo> to Nome, through a bad coun
try. its not easy traveling on a
raft. But the boys believe in giv
ing even a thief a chance. They
chip in and buy him a month's grub,
put him on a raft, sea him on his
way, aud express *he hope that he
may never care to come to Cold
foot again. It's all dom very quiet
likf\
" 'Sometimes theso offenders turn
uo at Nome—sometimes they don't
Anyway, It's better than jailing or
killing them.'
"Jim Kelly tapped his walking
stick with his gloves. 'Come on,'
he invited; 'I want to get rid of
this chicken feed." " — Fairbanks
Times.
i on. USE OF ALASKA
ROAD COMMISSION'
Tbe Alaska road commission of
ficers at Valdez have received a
ccpy of the presidential order with
drawing a tract of land one mile
on each side of the Valdez-Fair
banks trail, and extending from
Mile Post No. 3 out from Valdez to
Mile Post No. 12. The executive or
der crea'es the tract as a timber
reserve for the use of the Alaska
road r.jmmission, and as it is now
in lull force and effect the people
of Valdez are warned that those
cutting timber within the boundariiS
of the tract are liable to prosecu
tion. The timber land was with
drawn in order to ensure a sup
ply of timber for 'he road commis
sion in future years and to pre
vent the cutting of timber near
the road as it affords a protection
to thf. highway from the streams.
ERUPTION ON SCULP
FOR FIVEYEARS
Itching Almost Unbearable. Hair
Came Out. Feared Baldness.
Used Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment. Now Scalp Entirely Well,
Nunn, Colo.—411 had boon troublod fop
five years with an eruption oc my scalp.
Sometimes tho itching wa3 almost unbear
able. My hair vias coining out and I didn't
know at one time but what I would bo bald
headed. My hair was i^elosa.
"1 tried everything that I could possibly
find but nothing gave relief only for a short
time. My husband suggested that I try
Cuticura Soup and Ointment. I washed
my head with the Soap and used tho
Ointment. Now my scalp is entirely well."
(Signed) Mrs. A. R. Hill. Sept. 10,1914.
CUTICURA SOAP
To cleanse and purify and Outicura Oint.
Blent to sootho and Ileal havo been very
successful In cloarin? tho skin and scalp
af 1 telling^ burning eczemas, rashes ancj
rotations besldoe furuljlilng to discriml
lating people delicatc, super-creamy cmol
ients and prophylactics for maintaining
;he natural purity and beauty of tho skin,
icalp, hair and hands.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad
Iresss ix)st-card "Cutlcura, Dept. T, JJos
on." Sold throughout the world.
Lux Is Just the thing tor doing
uttle laundering while traveling,
onvanient to use and sure and safe
i results. 10c at Kellers', tf. I
—1-3 Off—
Entire 5tock
of
YARD GOODS
including
WOOL SUITING
MESSALINE
TAFFETA SILKS
FRENCH and
AMERICAN
GINGHAMS,
PERCALES Etc.
—1-2 Off—
Many Things
on the
Bargain Square
to
Tempt you
for
50 CENTS on the
DOLLAR
Gage Fall and Wiuter hats
"Sour Choice $2.00
Liberal Discount tbruout the store (Contract goods excepted)
All f *les Pinal and For Cash Only.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Stoie closes fc p. tn.: S'aluroay 9 p. m
PW
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office- Fifth avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Our film servi<e being interrupted by the poor boat sched
ule, we will not ojich our theatre for Wednesday, Thursday
ami Friday.
■\Ve| will have ercegptionally good ft at u res for Saturday and Sun
day.
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8=30
OLIDLS' BANK ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
A 1.1 tL- a
capital, *">U.U0 j.00. Wpius, $20,000.00
B. M. BEHRENDS. R.'WlLlfv GUY M<-NAl.'GHTON.
Preiidei Vice Pre. Cwhier
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