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Whatever you want in Men's Furnishings, you'll find here, •
and you'll find it right, both in quality and price every time. .
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishersj I
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NUGGET MOVIES'
Broadway, between 2ml anil 3rd.
Ooea Everv- Night
The Broncho Film company pre
sents "A Romance of the Sea," in
two parts.
"RatTerty's Raffle."—An Apolb
comedy.
Th<. American company presents
"The Money Lender," featuring
WiuiireU Greenwood and Ed. (."oxen.
Saturday and Sunday the 15th
tplsole of "The .Million Dollar
Mystery."
Mi;mc by Mrs. Ha/el McRrien.
Commences at «t:30 p. m. |
Local Happenings
lake in the Klks' open air dance,
ami enjoy an Alaskan novelty.
6-25-2t. .
Jas. T. Darren, owner of the
Funttr Bay cannery, came north on
the Spokane.
The 1 i.ii.hj foot reel of Skagway
film? will again be uresented at the
Nusjret movies tonight.
J. F. Chamberlain came up from
Juneua on the Spokane this morn
iujj and left, for Dawson on the
train.
Geo. Dock and son William, came
in on the Spokane this morning
and left on the train for a round
trip to Dawson.
Sister Mary Zeno, Sister Mary
:*hillip and Sister Mary Malinia
1 ime in on the Spokane this morn
ing and left for the interior on
..ie train.
Miss Amy Applevard, boys' ma
tron ut the Choout'a school at Car
<-ross, arrived on last night's traiu,
and will spend her vacation in Skag
way ut the Pullen House.
P. K. Harris, superintendent of
the Hawks Inlet cannery, his wife
and daughter, and Miss Vi la Spaul.'.
nig, v.-ere all passengers on board
the Spokane bound for Hawks Inlet.
It. I' Y. Birkiubme came over
to Skag way from Dyea this morn
ing He is engaged in locating the
bound; lie* of Mrs. H. S. Pullen's
homestead at that place.
Wm. Sonne, representing Lamont,
Corliss 4i Co., of .New York, having
concluded his missionary work of
heralding the virtues of Peters
chocolates will leave on the Mari
posa tonight.
W. J. Vashon, wife and three
children arrived on the Spokane this
morning on their way back to their
home in the Tolovana country.
They are Mid to have been referred
to in Rex Beach's northern story of
"The Barrier."
The stand presented to steam
ghlo Princess Alice br Skagway citi
zens last year was replanted with
rine Skagway pansies yseterday and
for the rest o.f the season will be
in evidence up and dpwn the coast
to show Alaskan flowers. '
Jol>i> Huntley was operated ou a
the White Pass hospital this after
noon for appendicitis.
Tha Mariposa will be iu from th<
ivest-vard at 3:30 tonight, aud sai
nth an hour later.
Open air dance, Saturday evening
it: 15 o'clock. Don't pass .it up.
G-25-2U
"Kid' .Seifert, gasoline expert fo:
he V. P. & Y. R. at Whitehorse
•ame c^er yesterday on a shor
visit to Skagway.
General Manager H. Wheeler o
L:ie p & Y. R.,.and Supt. C. W
Cash ot the B. Y. X. mail service
L-anic over from Whitehorse yes
tsrdt'y ou the train.
A ... Dautrick, Alaska represen
ntae o' the Great Northern rail
way, : .inie up from Juneau on th
^pi k:irit this morning on his wa:
tu i he interior on his annual tou
uf the territory. When he return
>'.'. ill come out via Skagway.
The Spokane arrived at 6:30 thi
morning with 70 round-trippers.am
S interior passengers, aleo ll1
tons of freight. She left for th
south at 12 o'clock noon, and wil
L-Lill at Glacier Bay, Hawks Inlet
Punter Bay and Sitka.
KI---where in today's Daily A1
:i3k.!". appears the announcement o
; O'.r'stian Science lecture at th
i)rp"teum theater, Juneau, on Jun
2Htii hv Wm. R. Rathron, membe
c f the lecture board of the Firs
t.'iiurch of Christ, Scientist, of Bos
ton, Mass. I
Mrs. Strausbaugh of Ft. Gibbor
Alaska, mother of one of the boy
in ;>'.ue at the army post ther<
came from the interior Wednesda
aid 'eft for Philadelphia, Penn
on the Princess Alice Thursda
:t:g!t*. While here she was th
truest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bui
ton. I
The Spokane sailed south at 1
o'clock noon with the following pai
sengers out of Skagway: C. V, Os
borne, W. H. Kellogg, A. M. Tysor
W. S. Simpson, .T. F. McArthur, Di
I). H. McDowell, F. A. Von Gordei
W. C. Harp, Jas. Mulroy, Bell
Martinez, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rict
er and two people for Haines.
Attorney Steve.Ragan of Haines
who hns been engaged to defen
Charley Tom, the native who. wa
brought up from that place Wednes
'':iy by Deputy U. S. Marshal Hard
•'r.g. charged with an assault o
Commissioner J. J. Kennedy, .cam
in this morning on the Spokani
The trial of the accused will prot
ably be held tomorrow.
The gale of yesterday afternoo
st:uok terror into the Elks, as :
was feared it might bring rain, bu
•.cdav everything points to idea
weather conditions for the open al
dance tomorrow night. It ha
been decided by the committee tha
in the event of thj weather bein
unpleasant the dance will take plac
indoors in the Elks' hall. Thi
iffair will be a novelty and will n
doubt be largely attended.
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever you feel a cold coming ot
think of the full name LAXATIV!
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in on
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look fc
signature of E. W. Grove on tha bos. ?.!
I A Bald Head Only Indicates
, that the scalp has been neglected. We
recommend that you use
Hair Tonic
Kills the germ that causes the hair to
fall out and will keep the scalp healthy.
Wm. Sritt.
PASSENGERS OUT
PRINCESS ALICE
Including the round-trippers there
were SI passengers .outbound on
the Princess Alice last night.
Among those from the interior.were
tho following:
A G. Oawin, R. N. W. M. P. at
Dawson, going out3ide on furlough.
Messrs, Mlllichamp and Ilergor,
commercial travelers.
Sergt. Spitzer aud Private Koch
of Ft. Gihbou army post.
.Mrs. Martin and child, Mrs. Ca.111
hern. Miss Camber 11, Miss Anderson,
Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Hall,
all of Fairbanks.
W. B. King, auditor ot" tho P.
Burns & Co., wholesale butchering
firm,.Vancouver, B. C.
Mr. Tuttle, bound for Prince Ru
pevt.
J. A. J. McKenna, in charge of
the Canadian Royal Indian Com
mission, B. C. 1
Capt. Syd Barrlngton, manager of
tho Sidestreams Navigation Co. of
j Dawson. I
Messrs. Pooley, Reynolds, .Woot
en, Johnson, Rodset, Frost, Harmon)
' Miller, and Dennis, ail from Lower
Yukon river points.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richter,
' former Dyea homesteaders and fox
farmers, got away 011 the Spokane
this morning enroute to the home
1 of tl p former's parents in Minne
sota, near where the father of the
yeung man has given the young
people a farm. They took with
them eight live foxes from the Dy
ea ranch, two of the animals being
■ crossed and the remainder of the
■ com won red variety.
r Probably the largest shipment of
• fury that ever passed through Skag
i way was that which came in on
yesterdays train from WUitohorse.
It consisted of 100 bales, valued at
5 approximately $50,000. The furs
' came from Rampart, Fairbanks, Ft.
• Yukon and other Lower Yukon rive
' ootnts and are consigned through
' We'ls, Fargo & Co. to Tlieo. Tlior
• er, Max Wulfsohn and .other well
uuown Xew York fur dealers.
Two Siberian wolf hounds from
Fairbanks, Alaska, , consigned to
H. C'-rev Morgan, New York, were
put aboard tho Spokane today at
t the Skagway dock before she sailed
south. Morgan, the man to whom
•hoy are being sent, was one of
the party of big game hunters who
, oassed through Skagway last sura
s mer and spent the winter in . the
f foothill regions of Mt. McKinley,
(r '.'oming out from the interior this
. spring via Cordova.
8 NO PERMIT NEEDED
TO SHU* ANIMALS
AcoidUig to a telegram receiv
ed by Charles D. Garfield of the
| customs office in Juneau, from E.
P. V'n.ker Alaska's fur warden, it
will no longer be necessary to se
I cure a permit from the secretary
of commerce to ship fur-bearing an!
mals from this territory. This
ruling, which went into effect June
15th, does away with a lot of pro
cedure in the handling of fur-bear
ing animals for export. Previous
ti this ruling the law required that
all fur-bearing animals shipped from
the territory be accompanied Jjy a
j permit from the secretary of com
merca
Free Lecture
ON
Christian Science
The Christian Science Society of
Juneau invites you to a free lecture
on Christian Science by
Wm. R. Rathron, C. S. B.
of Denver, Colorado, member of
the Board of Lecturship of the
Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ, Scientists, in Boston.
Orpheum Theatre, Juneau
June 29 • 8:30
Amsterdam, Juno 25—Rumors
are rife that the Germans are
preparing to bring heavy forces to
another attack 011 tho city of .War
saw.
The two "Midnight Sun Excur
sion" parlies that passed through
Skat;way recently enroute to Ft. Yu
kon, witLin tho .Arctic Circle, left
Whitehorse on the same date—
June 19th—one on board the river
steamer Casca and the other on the
White Uor.se, both of the W. P. &
Y. H. line. Tho boats reached
Fort Yukon on the afternoon of the
22d, having made tho record, down
tho liver voyage between tho two
points named. At the tiino !of
their arrival at Ft. Yukon the sky
was overcast with .clouds and the
boats returned up stream about
seventy miles, where they laid
ovei uiitil the 22rd, and the.excur
sionists got a .magnificent view of
the "Midnight Sun," in all its
glory.
Hotli vessels aro expected to
r.-ach Dawson on their.return to
Whitehorse tomorrow morning.
Fairbanks Weekly Times, June
7th; When tho steamer Delta sailed
n few days .ago, bound for the
lewer river, it took one hundred
and fifty toirj of antimony ore. This
ore is the first shipment by Si
Strafford t'j the smelter at San
Francisco in accordance with a.con
tract entered into by him last win
ter when ho was outside.
Antimony is demanidng 28 cents
per pound on the outside.now and
the shipment made by Mr. Scrafford
will mean a net return of thousands
of dollars. The ore will be shipped
outside \v way of St. Michael.
Antimony ore will be shipped
from the mine on Chatham creek to
Fairbanks as rapidly as possible
and ether shipments will be made
frofu time to time during the sum
liSTOOK OLSON ;
FSO MINISTER i
;
Oak Olson, Sehwabaclier's north- ^
orn representative, canio in oa the ^
I Spokane this .morning.- As lie was ^
j leaving the vies el to come up town
J one of the lady tourists on board ^
steo^ed uo to him aud said:
"Would you be kind enough to
giv» mo the .names of a few of .
i the best families in Skagway? I
would not ask you to do this had I
not seen* that you are a minister.of
the "ospel."
"Well,"' said Oak, "I am not.ex
actly n minister, but I am the
next tiling to it—I am a traveling
| man. I will be delighted, liow
| ever, to give you any information
I I can."' I
l!nt the lady's only reply to liis
courteous offer was .to ga.ther her
,• skirts closely about ber and hurry "
| away. I
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| <* All fraternal orders in Skag- ❖
| •> way, as well as civic or other •>
*!• organizations, are requested by *
* A. C. Blancliard, chairman of ❖
* the Fourth of July .celebration *'*
•? cemmitteo of the town council, ♦>
* to appoint committees to meet *
* w'th his committee at the *
* town hall on Friday night *
| * June 25, 1915, at 8:30 o'clock *
j * tc make arrangements for the *
* <m per observance of the na- *
5* tlfiiial holiday in our home *5*
* town. *
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FOUND—Near Lake Dewey, one
tip for suit case fishing rod ;in
cloth ease Owner may have same
by calling at Keller Bros. .Drug n
.Btortv 6-23-3t, [v
"Little One"
Middies from 4 to 14 years splendidly
made and last colors 75c
Levi Strauss & Co; famous "KOVERALLS"
will Keep Kids Clean 75c
Boys tapeless Blouses regular 50c val
ues Our price 35c 3 for. SI.00
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Store closes S p. m.; .Saturday 9 p. tn.
Phona 55
POPULAR PICTURE PALACE |
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats 1
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30 \
Friday and Saturday
Warner, Features present "The Man From the Golden
West," featuring the well known .actor Jaa. J. Corbett in a
four part drama. The Man From the Golden West is one of
Corbett's favorite productions. i
Look out for Sunday.
Bath Soaps 10c
When we say 10 cents, we do not mean
cheap soaps, but'such soap as is made by
Colgate, Armour, Johnson
We also'have
A Fine Line of Toilet Soaps
At reasonableprices
Talcs, Toilet Waters, Cold Creams and other
Toilet Accessories
KELLER BROS. ST
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orlott King :: Proprietor
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
o&pital, $1)0,000.00, Suiplus, $20,000.00
B. M. BEHRENDS, R. WILLIS1 GUY McNAUGHTON,
President Vice Pre». Cashier
Yon will find tiiat a copy of tlio Doily Alaskan will be almost; as
inch appreciated by the folks at homo as? a letter, nnd its lota less
ork.