S. S. Spokane
Is the next boat to bring us
Fresh fruit and vegetables.
Applet
Oraaces
Banaii**
Now PotatMa
QrMtx Pass
C«l«ry
H«*4 L«ttuM
Cab%at«
STRAWBERRIES?
A&par&goa
Green Onlcnm
Rhubarb
Radic&es
CaulUloww
Tomatofe
Cucumbers
Parsley
ASK. & SONS Grocers
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Local Happenings
The Humboldt came iu at 12:50
i> m. today and left ai'2.30 p. m.
Our neighbors at H» inei were to
day visited with about two inches
«>f new auow.
\V M. Hartnett of New York city
came in on tbe Alameda and is at
i he Golden North.
The Mariposa is posted on the
bulletin board to arrive in Skagway
.'rom the w est ward on Friday.
K. K Douglass of Juneau was an
arrival in town thia morning from
the capital city. He is at the Gold
en North.
K. P. Bemis of Llvermore, Cal..
is a guest at the Golden North,
having come is on th« Alameda
this morning.
H. McDonald, J. M Barbour aud
T. Watarbury all villie out from
the interior yesterday aud left for
the outside on the Humboldt today.
A little snow and a few drops of
rain has been the wtather condi
tion in Skagway todaj There has
neen little if any wind
At the Popular Pietare Palace to
night Prof. O. 8«lmer and P. H.
Ganty will render the musical part
of the program, which in Itself is
an inducement for people to attend.
A. S. Dautrick, traveling pas
senger and freight agent in Alaska
Tor the Great Northern railway,
with headquarters at Juneau, is
making a trip to the westward on
'he Alameda.
NUGGET MOVIES
Bioadway, b«twNi i'kU and Sad
Open Every Night
Wednesday and 'lhiuwiay
Mary Pickford in Ilaniel Froh
man's great play, "Caprice," in four
parts. A beautiful tomedy drama
in motion picture®.
An educational film, "The Rub
ber Industry in Brazil.
FIVE RKBI.S
Mu«i« by Mtn. laxe) .MefeleB.
C<>uim*oo«a al i:90 p. ■»
Admission 2»c and He.
For Sale—Piano
fieo* as n«w, also rictvola. Inquire
st Postoffice, Raines, Alaska.
4-14-2w.
TO RENT OR FOR SALE
Nicely furnished house, in good
neighborhood. Largo let, taxes
paid, title perfect, goot5 barn, "'ne
well water. Near business center
Enquire of Mrs. Le Fevre, between
State and Broadway on 13tb street,
. fter 11 a. m.
S. P. Sauford. comu;ercial trav
eler for a San Francisco wholesale
Louse, was an outgoing passenger
on the Humboldt this afternoon.
Ms destination beiug Juneau.
The Peterson came in this morn
ing from Ft. W. H. Seward bringing
its a passenger Capt. (Dr.) Lambie,
who has a patient from the army
rost in the W. P. hosiltal here.
The crice of admission at the
.s'ugget movies tonight to see Mary
Pickford in "Caprice," will be the
same as usual—25c for adults and
TOc for children 4-2S-2t.
There is a rumor in circulation
in Skagway that a discovery of
rich free-milling gold cr® has been
made about 20 miles to the west
ward from here, between Face moun
tain and the Porcupine country. We
have been unable to trace it down
to any authentic source, however.
The Elks are making an effort to
> make their closing dunce on Sat
urday night so enjoyablo that every
one will look forward in pleasant
anticipation to an eariy opening of
the club next season. Selmer's or
chestra will furnish ttfe music for
the closing function. 4-28-4t.
The Dolphin left fceaattle last
night for Skagway with the follow
ing people booked for this port:
A. E. Pattison, B. B. Earle, A. J.
Lowe, Capt. J. Roberts, C. C. Cole,
L. J. Preme, Henry Karlson, Wil
liam Grey, Wm. Dillon, T. H.
Maehin and 24 steerage.
Several Yukon Tiver steamboat
men came in this morning on the
Alameda, among whom are Capt-.
H C. Baughman of the White
Horse; Capt. G. A. Green, of the
lower river boat Alliance; W. G.
Hartnett, mate; F. 0. Barker, pi
lot; C. H. Hlckok and B. P. Bemis,
pursers.
Yukon river conditions today:
Carmacks and Yukon erasing, no
change from yesterday, no Ice
running; Selkirk, jam still holding,
Pelly, jammed at roadhouse; Coffee
creek, ice still holdiiig; Stewart
liver, Yukon holding. Slew art, jam
med; Ogilvie, ice solid; Dawson,
ice holding, but getting rotten.
Tonight and tomorrow night Mary
Pickford, the most famous motion pic
ture star in the world, will appear
in Daniel Frohman'e great play
"Caprice," featred in four parts,
and supported by Ernest Truax and
Owen Moore. The play is a delight
ful comedy-drama of society, love
and the great outdoors; an echo of
the hills, mingled with the voice
of the city.
J Irs. (Dr.) W. J. Wright of Ed
monton, Alberta, Canada, who is a
daughter of Phil Abrahams of Skag
way, and before her marrlaga a
few months ago a popular member
i>f the younger society set here, re
rently wrote her father a letter,
which he received this morning, in
which she stated she had the pre
vious day entertained at her home
Rev. Fr. Rivet, formerly in charge
i.t the Catholic congregation at
Whitehorse, but who is now visit
ing relatives in Edmonton.
Mexico ,llu£te
and the Mexicans" ISS-sT
105 SUPERB STEREOPTICON VIEWS
MUSICAL NUMBERS
Vocal Solo (Selected) MRS. W. D. FISHER
Violin Solo (Selected) PROF. O. SELMER
Vocal Solo (selected). MRS. CLARENCE OLSON
Accompam»t MR. PROSPER H. GANTY
Methodist Church, Friday Evening, April 30
ENTIRE PROCEEDS TO THE CHURCH
WILL BKCW AT 1:30 ADMISSION 2S«; CHILDREN lOe
"93"HairTonic
stops tbe hair from failing out
Wik. Britt.
One day this week a Skagway
lady mistook a bottle of plain, or
dinary water-works wale for wood
alcohol, and used it to polish up
the windows. To be sure, the win
dows appeared to require an unusu
al amount of rubbing; but tliey
finally became nice and bright—
and only when the job was satis
factorily complete did she discover
the nature of the bottle's contents.
Several weeks ago, Killisnoo Sani,
a 'swell known native, went out in a
dory from Warm Springs to hunt
seal, and failed to return. Thirty
natives from Killisnoo spent nearly
a week in searching for the lost
man. The finding of an oar be
longing to the dor)-, together with
the fact that stormy weatlier pre
vailed a few hours after Sam put
out, leave little doubt but that he
was drowned.
Mrs. H. Paddon and hei daugh
ters Edith and Sybil, farrily of an
employe of the B. Y. N. shipyards
at Whitehorse, and Robert Wright,
from the same town, arrived out
from the interior last night and
vtopped at the Golden North. They
went out on tho Humboldt this
afternoon, having first secured
transportation and sleeping car
■reservations from the local C. P. R.
office from Vancouver, E. C., to
Hamilton, Ontari.
"Popcorn Jimmy" fuzpatrick, an
old-time Skagwayau who has for
t number o* years been running a
raloon at Seward, was 011 the Ala
meda this morning on his way home
from the outside, where he hud
leen to have an operation performe
cn his throat. Fitzpatrick has been
in poor health for some time, but
the treatment he has been under
going lately seems to have helped
him somewhat.
'&xc(xZ>
Bert Town is having the family
homo place on Second slreet, be
tween Main and Alaska, thoroughly
overhauled and repaired by work
men, who will also enlarge the
house by the addition ol two more
rooms. The partition now dividing
two small rooms will he removed,
changing them into a large one.
The paperhanging ant printing i3
in charge of J. E. Nresbavm, win
did the same kind of work on the
house seven years ago
F. H. Ganty yesterday shippel
over to W. A. Puckett, the White
horse hardware man, an Evinrude
motor, for which the former is the
agent in this part of Alaska. This
is the third one Mr. Ganty has
eent to the interior since he ac
ceptad the agency, one o/ the oth
ers being for Capt. Alexander of
the Engineer mine, who took
over to Carorose with him when he
left here a couple of weeks ago
the large canvas covered canoe with
which two young fellovs, about IS
menths ago made the trip through
the inside passage from Seattle to
Skagway.
On the Alameda when she ar
rived in port this morning were
six young men who had bought tick
ets to Seward, with privilege of
stop-over at that place. While in
Juneau they met Governor J. F. A
Strong, who advised them strongly
against going to Sewaid with the
expectation o£ obtaining any kind
ct employment. They evidently took
teed of hia advice, for wlieu they
reached Skagway this morning they
surrendered their stop-over tickets
at the local office ot the Alaska
Steamship Co, and wil! head for the
interior tomorrow via Whitehor. a
and Dawson to Fairbanks.
Work of constructing the big
lighthouse on Cape St. Elias will
commence next Saturday. The sup
plies have been sent ashore neai
the cape and will be hoisted up the
mountain side to the site selected
for the light house. A light house
! badly needed at this point as
many of the ships plying Southwest
ern Alaska watere are delayed and
often in dangsr whilr waiting to
pick up the cape. The department
will place submarine tells on the
reef off the cape to warn masters
of the location of thi cape when
the fogs obscure the light lious".
Cape St. Elias is the first land
picked up by the masters after they
leave the inside passage o:' Alaska
and head for Southwe3tern Alaska.
While they did not ring loud
enough for anyone except these in
the secret to hear, nevertheless
there was the musie- or wedding
belle in Skagway yesterdaay after
coon at 5 o'clock, the contracting
parties being Alfred S. Scott of
Carcrose, Yukon territory, and Miss
Elisabeth Ferris of th«j same town.
Judge Martin Conway wore hie mcst
SIN TBOUBLII ~
JABY'SEAR
Great Itching, Spread In Form Of
Pimples. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. InOneWeekWelu
Also Healed Ringworm.
Croon River, Utah.—"Last 'Winter my
baby had a littlo crack appear on the top
of her ear. It causeci great itching. I
used boracic acid water to wash It, and it
would go away and maybe not reappear In
weeks, but each time it would be a llttla
worse. It was badly swollen. The break
ing out finally began to spread In the form
of pimples, and a lump formod behind ths
car. I ascd carbolic acid washes but they
did not give permanent relief. Seeing it
grow worse, I sent for somo Cuticura Soap
and Ointment which I used at once. Tha
breaking out began to dry up after tha
first application and in one week was well
and has not appeared slnco.
"Three and a half years ago one of my
children had ringworm on his hoad which
was very annoying, it itched ao. It waa
very irritated and his hair came out wheru
the breaking out was. I used home remediei
without effect. I then procured a box of
Cuticura Ointment which healed the ring-,
worm." (Signed) Mrs. H. S. Blake,
NovomberS, 1314.
Sample Each Free' by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad
dress post-card "Cuticura, Dept. T,
ten." Sold throughout tho world.
benignant and fatherly smile whil®
he tied the knot which now bind*
them, and Miss Edith Paddon and
Robert Wright were the witnesses.
The party came over yesterday on
tho train and the principals evi
dently had their minds fully made
up to the rash act, for no sooner
nad they landed than they made
a straight course for the court
house and took the plunge with
out flinching.
The Alameda arrived unexpected
ly this morning at 7:30 and after
landing nineteen passenger! »nd »
small amour.! of freight continued
on to the westward at 8:50 a. m.
She has on her passsebger list 150
first class and 16S steerage bound
for towns in Southwestern Alaska,
Interior Weather
Skagway, cloudy, calm, 45 abova
AMiitehorse, clear, cloudy, n. w.
ls above.
Lower Le Barge, cloudy, >. w. 36
above.
Hootalinqua, cloudy, calm, 32
;-.bove.
Bfg Salmon, cloudy, n. w. 32
above.
Carmacks, cloudy, calm, 32 above.
Yukon Crossing, cloudy, calm, 87
above.
Selkirk, cloudy, calm, 32 aboye.
Coffee Creek, enow n. w. "30
above.
I Stewart River, enow, n. w. 80
above.
Ogilvie, snow, u. w 30 above
I Dawson, cloudy, a. w. 82 shore
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Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININB
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
' ami work off the Cold. Druggist* refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grort'i
j signature is on each box. 23 cent*. j
Olympla Be«r on draught at the
I Board of Trade. This famous brew,
j both on draft i>ad In bottles to kept
! constantly fresh. This Is the Boaro
of Trade Bar where the oelsbratei
Rainier Beer m alBo kept Is bot
tle. ^ -■■•.uiw;
Waated salesmen to Mil cigars,
j cigarettes, and tobacco to 4sele»»
Experience unnecessary. Weekly sal
: ary and $5 a day traT«l'ng erpea»
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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
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Wednesday and Thursday
Lucille Love
The Girl of Mystery
SECOND INSTALLMENT
Famous "Universal" series, featuring GraceCunard and Francia
Ford, in *He greatest Sensation Photo Scene* of the day.
FIVE REELS
Music by Selmer and Ganty