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Tuesday anil Wednesday
V ik-arst Selig New Pictorial.
"The Old Army Coat."—A Kalem!
drama lu two l>arts, featuring Alice |
Joycs.
"The Sous the Wild wood,
Flute/'—A Biograph drama.
Music l>> Miss Gladys Butler.
Cuiiuueiueu at p. m
Local Happenings;
Mrs W. H. Hanun arrived i"
Skagway au the Spokane.
Geo. J. Busch, cashier of the \V.
1'. & V. R. at W'hitehorse, came
over to Skagway yesterday.
C. A. Wilbur, agent at Juneau
of the Pacific Coast Coal Co., left
for home oil the* Spokane this morn
ing.
Alex McLeod, a miner on Silver
creek in the Kluaue lake couutry,
came out from the interior yester
day. 1
Dennis Kostis, section m:i n at
I.Og Cabin, is a visitor in Skagway,
having come over in yesterday's
train.
Mrs. Louis Schulz and two chil
dren or Atlin, are here ,on their
way inside, having arrived o» the
1'rincess Alice.
Mrs. A. L. Bell, wife of the In
spector in charge of the X. W. M
P. at Whitehorse, came over on
yesterday's train.
There will be extra trains both
north and southbound tomorrow am
on Friday there will be a south
bound train only.
Robert Motter, baggageman of
the W. P. & Y. R. at tho dock, left
for his home in Oklahoma this
morning on the Spokane.
J. Wilson, H. E. Goldberg of
Vancouver, B. C., Jas. A. Johnston
of Atlin and R. J. Thain of Juneau,
are registered at the Golden N'orth
Mrs. M. Walkeley and three chil
dren, family of the chief engineer
of the government boat Peterson,
came in on the Princess Alice this
morning from the outside.
Rip Rapuzzi & Co. blocked traf
fic on lower Broadway this fore
noon in their contract of sawing
eleveu cords of firewood for the
Golden North winter supply.
Myron S. Hibbard of the United
States genoral land office, 'who
had been in Skagway for some time
on official business, left forf Ju
neau on the Spokane this morning.
Mrs. J. P. Summers, wife of the
W. P. & T. R. section foreman at
Log Cabin, came in on the train
last night and 'will go to Haines
Among the outgoing passengers
abiXvrU the Spokane Tras R. E.
Chastain, commercial dry goods
salesman, who had been interview
ing the merchants of Haines.
H. J. Olseu, L. j Peterson, W. J.
rovou, C. J. Carlson, Oscar Thou
en, Bert Peterson, Frod Helm, all
employes of the \V. P. &. Y. it. in
the interior, left for the outside on
the Spokane this morning.
\V. \V. Batcheller, representing
Pacific Coast wholsalers, principal
ly the Allen & Lewis line of Port
land, Oregon, was an arrival ^ in
Skagway on the Spokane last oven
iug. |
FOR KENT—Piano in first class
ccnditicn. Apply to Mrs. H. G.
iviruise. 10-26-tf.
leathers permits have been is
sued by tho governor as ax-officio
superintendent of public instruction
to Misses Lois Butt and Agues C.
Moff.it, who are employed iu the
ok-.^way public school^
BiJly Bledsoe, now a student at
the Academy of Fine Arts in Chi
cago, has sent home a fe>v samples
of his first efforts iu drawiug,
among them being a charcoal
sketch which J. W. Sr., is showing
to only a few of his intimate friends
Camp Skagway No. 1, Arctic
Brotherhood, met ;last night In
regular session at their hall, aud
transacted routine business. Sev
eral promising suggestions and
recommendations came up for dis
cussion before adjournment.
A license for the shipment of a
moose trophy taken south of lati
tude degrees has beeu issued by
the governor's office to Joseph E.
Uihlein, of Milwaukee, 'Wis., who
has been hunting in Konal penin
sula 'or the past mouth.
A. Uagoff, a brother of the man
in Whitehorse who is under senteniaf
of death for the killing of four
sectic-n men of the W. t P.& Y. R re
cently, came in on the Princess
Alice this morning, en-route to the
interior town to visit the condemned
man.
The passenger muucu w
oughly demolished the crowd
ed passenger I auto Inst ev
ening in the sixth episodq of
the Trey of Hearts, and while no
lives were lost, yet the spectacular
scene was very unique. Repeated
again tonight,at the Popular. Fol
low the crowd to the P. P. P.
Rev. L. H. Pedersen ' received
word from Mrs. Pedersen, who was a
delegate ,to the National Women's
Christian Temperance convention re
cently held In Seattle and has since
been visiting with relatives and
friends In the western part of
Washington, state,,that she expect
ed to arrive in Skagway on next
Wednesday on the Princess Sophia.
L. C. Gault, ticket agent of the
W. P. & Y. R. at: Skagway and Roy
E. Gault, engineer for the same
company, who had been in the
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DISCHARGES
RELIEVED IN
324 HOURS
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Wsule bears (MIDY}|
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iktccir^<if counterfeit*
ALL DRUGGISTS
iVheaton river country on th^lr !
innual . vacation, accompanied by
.'lias. c. Gumprccht, a carpenter of
he company stationed at Log Cab
u. returned on yesterday's train.
They report having had^ splendid
:tme, but that the weather la now
;etting a litle cool for camping, it
laving been about 10 above when
hey left. As a trophy they brought
jack the pelt of an immense timber
ivolf which they killed one morning
iVhlle it was prowling in the neigh
borhood of their camp. The ani
nal wiio first ospied about forty
rards, distant and badly wounded by
L C. Gault and afterward finished
>jr uumprochtj
GERMANS BACK TURKS
IN ASIA MASSACRE
New York, Oct. 27—The Now
^ork Herald presents evidence in-1
Heating the direct complicity of
:he German govornment in the Ar
neuiun atrocities in Turkey. Last
fuly the United States government
nvlted the co-operation of the Ger
11 an Kovernmeut in an eiffort to
snd the wholesale outrages [which
iave resulted In a systematic mur
ler ot fully one half of the 2,
J50.000 Armenians living under
Turkish control. No reply was over
•eceived from Germany. Germany
itibmitted instead to the United
states a report of the German con
sul general at Trebizond, admitting
md defnding a massacro of Ar
menians on the ground that the
Armenians had been disloyal to
:he Turkish government and wore
>ccr>uly aiding aud abetting Russia.
preceded by light pplications of
Culicura Ointment do much to
promote hair-gr • ving conditions.
Cutlcura Soap and ointment sold everywhere.
LlN-rul samj !c of «wT; ailed frro. with 32-p. book.
■\a<lr&a "CuuounC* lX-Dt. ISF. Boetoa.
Washington, Oct. 27—Armenian
itroeitits committee, in co-opera-[
Lion with the committee of mercy, j
lias sent to Ambassador Morgan-J
:l)au, $100,000 for the relief of
;he Armenians, to be distributed at ,
Konitsa, Afana, Tarsus and Dirrfa,
Uid through the American con-1
iul at Aleppo.
Yo;i- Or No One Else
enres to ticliaM. _ Yet that is what will 1
happen if your hair docsuot stop fulling
out.
Hair Tonic
in our o >inion is the best hair tonic on
the ciar!.e'. Sold only by us—60 cents.
Wm. Brin.
LUX contains more real soap
tbaa five times Its weight In ordl
Bsr> soaps or soap powder. Get it
'or 10c at Kellers'. tf.
For all fine fabrics uso LUX.
10c box at Kellers. *t.
CHICAGO BROKER M'CRDEHED !
OX STEPS OF HOME j
Chicago, Oct. 28—Franklin R.
Voorlieee, a millionaire broker who
has been engaged In making ck-1
tensive purchases of war munitions (
for the [allies, was murdered here
Saturday night on the Btepg of his
home by an unknown, man. It Is
supposed here that the murderer
was !a Qermau sympathizer. Vor
hees died Immediately. No trace :
has yet ben found of the murderer, j
By F. A. M1TCHEL
(Continued from page 3.)
that aTl were exposed. Tlio third card
in the first column was the ten of dia
monds, and the fourth card In the
sixth column was the Jack of clubs.
"Too bad!" exclaimed the fortune !
teller. "The expected has happened.
The rich girl has thrown you over for
a man who la brutal."
"That's the queerest fortuno telling
system to understand I ever came
across," he said.
8ho continued to (leal the cards very
slowly. They were both watching them
intently as they fell, gradually bending i
lower and lower over them. At last a
rebellious strand of her hair grazed
his forehead. A fine wire is sufficient
to carry an electric current, and a few
hairs may carry a love current. The
ten of hearts fell at the bottom of the
fifth column. - She left her hand on
It, and. putting his hand on It at the
same time, he touched hers. Sho did
not withdraw hers, and he maintained
his position.
"Don't go any further till you have
explained to mo why thin card falling
at the bottom of the fifth column means
that the girl who loves 1110 Is"—
"Is what 7"
"What you're going to say about
her."
"What am I going lo Ra.v about her?"
This dialogue, spoken slowly and
softly, is not especially brilliant, but It
was quite sufficient to serve the pur
pose of these two—that is, keeping their
hands in touch. She raised her lashes
and looked info his eyes with some
thing that might have been reproach
ful: It might have been inviting: it
might have been anything he chose
to Infer it to be. Meanwhile tne fra
grance of the flower mingled with her
breath, circled about his nose and per
meated through it up Into his brain.
It would be sacrilegious to follow
further the blending of these two
young hearts. Besides, it would be a
Repetition of what has occurred since
Cupid first began his pranks. And yet
the little rascal has an infinite variety
of ways of practicing his profession,
and nothing Is achieved in life In so
many different ways as the drawing
together of a pair of lovers.
"I say, mummy." he said when their
dnughter was receiving attention from
a desirable parti, "you'd better teach
her that fortune telling game you
taught me."
"It Is not necessary." replied the
wife and mother, with dignity.
"Humph! That's about as Intelligi
ble as your fortune n.vstem."
A Fortune
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