Uneeda Biscuit!
So why not get them where you know
they are the freshest and best. We
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in
packages and bulk
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Let vour next pair of Shoes be a
PACKARD SHOE
FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Don't forg«t tbe n'unber
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
Frotn 5c to Pocket Book
NUGGET MOVIES
R road trey, b«ween iind and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Charlie Chaplin in "ShajigUaied"
Kssauay Two Reel Comedy.
"A 'luestion of Identify' with Au
gustus Phillips, Mate! Trunuclle.
Carlton King, and Warren Cook.
Two Reel Drama.
Music by Mrs. W. R. Hillery.
Commences . at 8:30 p. n.
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NOTICE Lit K.VSK KLKCTIOX
XOTiCE 15 HEREBY GIVEN
thu» the enumeration of all por
..■* '-ntitled to express consent or
1 consent to the .-ale or manufac
tisie pi liquor within the city of
.-k u for the year succeeding
i :!y !. 1916, has been completed,
ii'l ; books containing said e»
unier tior. ire now open for pub
! : i.si-ev'ieu in the court house
t ofiii' of the Clerk of this
CKiirt. Any and all persons in
t< csted may inspect the same and
siij^p.-t corrections or omissions.
NOTICE 13 ALSO GIVEN that
Tuisda>, June 6. 1916, has been
determined upon as the day for
t'.e holding of the "election." The
polls will be open from 9 o'clock
a. m. to S p. m. Polling place
at city hall. By order.of the court.
J. W. BELL,
Clerk of U. S. District Court.
EDWARD A. RASMUSON,
Deputy.
B. I\ O. ELKS
Members of Skagway Lodge No.
4;U, B. P.. O. E. Elks are requested
to be present at the meeting on
Thursday June 1st. as important
business will be -rtansacted.
H. FRIEDENTHAL,
Exalted Ruler.
F. J. VAN'DEWALL,
Secretary. .
5-31-2t.
LUX contains more real soap
Lba.i fire time* Its weight In ordi
a*r> *oap« or Boep powder. Get It
' for I ftr *t Kellerm' 11
GET
Your
Tennis Rackets-Case-Balls
Your
Fishing Rod—Reel-Line
Your
Kodaks—Films-Print Paper
at
Keller Brothers
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Get "More Money" for your Foxes
Black. Silver, Cross, Red, White and Blue, Lynx,
Bear, Marten ud other Far lunn collected fai joar sectloa
SHIP TOUR FtJRS DIRECT «."SHUBERT~<fce Uracil
boost In the WerM deallBf exdasivciy In MHm UUklCAN UW TO IS
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NOT ON 8PEAKINQ TERMS 1
WASHINGTON, Juli# 1—Dipid^
mats iii this city are busilyi choosing*
their summer cottages uid great
care is taken that they do not get
near ovm another. It the ambassa
dor of a rival n,atio* meets another
on the street, his face stiffens and
becomes rigid, chin shoots in the
aid and no sgins of recognition are
passed between them. When the
war is over they will be Alfonso
and Gaston, they wi'l drink punch
and olay poker together and their
wives will play bridge and every
thing wi!i be lovely again.
TAi.OMA JAILERS GET BUSY
TACOMA, June 1—The Jailers in
this city have bee® working on
clues trying to discover how opium
and done was being smuggled to
the orisoners on the Inside. A rigid
examination found the drug in
candies sent to the prisoners.
In Mxelr shoes and clothing. One
federal prisoner had his Inner lin
ing filled with dope. It was con
tained in cigareftte papers ironed so
flat with an iron that it could not
be letetted from »he outside.
1*A\ ROLL WALKS AWAY
NEW YORK, June 1—J. P. Mor
gan and Co., are searching and have
the eu'ire police force of this city
on the alert for William MoManu
san, eighteen year old office boy
who disappeared at noon with $10,
515 in money the weeks pay roll.
FIVE TON'S OF MAIL
The Jefferson carried over ten
tLuusand pounds of mcll on har
northbound trip. Most of it was
for Dawson, Circle City, Fan-banks
and interior towns. The Seattle P.
I. reports that it has been held in
the Queen City since tho beginning
uf winter.
COMMITTEE'FAVORABLE
TO RATIFICATION
1 WASHINGTON, June 1—The sen
ate judiciary committee has tc
>oii£d javorably oa the bill' which
seeks to-i>atify the compact "between
Oregon and Washington! regarding
tis'i regulations.
SENATOR JAMES
MENTIONED FOR CHAIRMAN
WASHINGTON, June 1— Reports
are in circulation that the most
likely candidate for permanent
chairman of the Democratic con
! vention which meets this month in
j St. Louis will be Senator James of
Kentucky .
COPPER
TACOMA, June 1—At twenty
.?igh* sixty two and a half.
FREIGHT BOAT BN ROUTE
The C. P. R. frieght boat "Otter"
making her maiden trip to Skagway
and commencing a direct freight
service from Vancouver to this port
will leave Vancouver on June 5th,
loaded with explosives and powder
f«--r si'erior points.
ATTENTION ELKS
A special meeting of the Elks
ljag been called for tonight. It
will be In the nature of aspecial
business meeting and a general call
has been issued to all members of
the lodge to be present.
TOWN TOPICS
C. F. Derris left this morning.
C. A. Casmory la enroute for the
interior.
A. 1£. Stride is registered at the
Golden North .
Judge States left on the morn
ing's train for the Interior,
Capt. Alexander and wife left on
the morning's trait* for" die "In
terior "•-*
Th" Spokane will be in tomor
row with forty five passengers for
Skagway.
Governor Black and wife resumed
tneir journev for the Interior this
morning.
The Spokane is due at 9 a. m .
Friday morning with forty five pae
jenge.s and freight for fekagway.
Subriribe for the Daily Alaskan.
*v —
' MAW TEAMS TO
COMPETE FOR PRIZES
I "
WhfteitorsQ Is Drepaning to re*
cejve the many; celebrators vrho are
«o%icmylatlEj maklnj the trij> <J»
t&e fecial train to that city Fri
day and Saturday. Everything ia
in readiness for a jolly good time
aiid *nos.t every one baa signified
their Intention of boarding the ex
cursion train when: it nulls out for
j the interior point.
i Will Blanchard has received
[cable from Charles Brown, manager
of the Juneau Baseball team to the
effect t"?a*. they will senji a team
to compete for the $100 prize. Oth
er couttsts have been arranged, sue
as rock drilling, tug off war and
strength tests .which will afford a
deal cf amusement and instruction
to the peo(ple.
The local team are making ready
'o nut forth a special effort to
put up a good stiff acrap for the
prize. It ha9 been announced that
the fare Is five dollars, to members
of the White Pass clufe the fare is
♦hree dollars. You are urged to
3eoure your ticket at an early date.
No tickets will be sold on the train
and the saJa will stojp ct 6 p. m.
Friday night.
ItLYS PROPERTY TO *
HELP PARISHIONER
. Suit was instituted in the Com
missioners court yesterday by Mrs,
Hoffman through) hor attorney in
fact. It. M. Becker, lor possession
of tho premises occupied by Mrs.
Pat Nichols. The judgment was
about to go by default for non
oppearnucq when Father Turuell
learned of the difficulty of his
oarishioner. ,
He hastened to the court house
and learned the nature of the euit
against the defendant, jvhiCh was
in the nature of an ousting -pro
cedure for non, payment of rent. He,
through the deep kindness of his
heart bought the property, received
the deed and has offered the pro
perty to his parishioner as long as
she shall desire to live there.
APPROACH OF BRIDGE
WASHES OUT
.Melting snows and ice has caused
higH water in tho river which has
changed the general course of th§
current. The changed current has
washed against 'he west bank and
washed out the temporary ajpproach
of the big bridge. It is not safe
for a teim to try to cross {ha brldga
at the present time. Workmen are
busily engaged filling in the wash
out and hope by night fall to
havt it in a passable condition. The
li'gh water mark as last sum
mer has not been reached, but those
In ouch with the situation, expect
to see come high water this sum
mer .
MILLER AND COLE TO
COMPETE FOR CUP
/
As a result of the White Pass
Tennis tournament held last week
to decflft f>y elimination the J>set
team to represent the club at the
Whithcree tournament Herman
Miller and Cecil Cole, both. White
Puss men ,wlll compose the mens
team to defend Skagway in, the
net game on the foreign Boll. They
are ooth consistent players and
will put forth a scrappy scrap be
fore they give up the claim to the
cup.
NEW MAN FOR PACIFIC
COAST OFFICES
Hugh Weir has taken over the ot
flees of the Pacific Coast Steam
shio Company today; relieving V. A.
Peterson, who will proceed to
Ketchikan to run the company's of
fices In that city.
Mr. Weir comes to Skagway with
a circle of friends both socially and
in business lines already built up
from hi* stay here during the win
ter month when he assumed the
duties while Mr. Peterson was on
a vacation*
SOPHIA OUT
The Sophia pulled out last night
a* nine o'clock with the following
passengers for Southern ports: Bi
men F?endle .well known stage
driver for the White Pass, Tim Vo
gtl of Haines, bound for Seattle, C.
M. Ruth- of Whltehorse. Geo. Cbxts
tin aiid Mrs. Dr. Clark of White
horse.
Mrs. Ceresa Cussela, Mrs. M.
Flouser and Mrs. . Grossman formed
a party of ladles enrouta to the I
interior on the morning's train. '
FREE DOLL STOCKINGS
We will give free a pair of Doll Stockings with every pair of
BursonaHose we sell. The Doll Stockings may be had in White
'Pink or Blue. Every little girl should have.some for her dolly.
FASHIONED
HOSE ^
1
KNIT TO FIT
WITHOUT A
SEAM j
ho
r NARROWED
ANKIX
»uno poor
BURSON
Fashioned Hose
are shaped in the knitting without
seams. They are comfortable, styl
ish and durable—made in weights
to meet every climate. Buy a few
pairs on our, 'recommendation—
they'll give~you~*genuine satisfac
tion.
25c 35c 50c 75c
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M,
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
TONIGHT
AT THE
THE
POPULAR PICTURE PALACE
CHICAGO TRBUNE'S
WAR FILM
0000 FEET OF ACTUAL WAR
LECTURED BY A. C. FOX
PRICES 25c—10c.
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangeii Skagway Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ... ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ... ... ... ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J. I. WESTERMANN
CASHIER W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... GEORGE HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... W- h. LANDSBOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY ... ... H. L. FAULKNER
I ,
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
HENRY D. WAL BRIDGE, P. H. GANTV.
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. H. HENSON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capita], $50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLIS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice) I'rcs. Cashier.1
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
Wc do Professional Kodak
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Broadway near
3rd Avenue
For Sale
BY
PHIL ABRAHAMS
Lot 4, Block 34, 50
50x100 feet 3rd.
Avenue, with Two
Three Room Cot
j tages.
$750
INSURANCE
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REALTY
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