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NUGGET MOVIES
Briwilwit;,', between —1:«! ai:<I ;Snl.
Opfin Every K-glit
Daniel Frohman presents tlu*
popular favorite Hazel l)a«n ill
tho famous international ronuuicc
OXE OK OIK (illtLS l>.v ltrtMuu>n
Howard in four iwls.
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Continences at n::5t) p. u>.
Local Happenings
The Jeftersen is due in Skagway
fiv»m Seattle ou Saturday.
Dr. L. S. Keller will leave Mon
day ou a professional visit to At
lia.
The Northwestern is due i:i Skag
way from the westward about noon
Saturday.
Willard Hillery, Jr. went over
to 'Whitehorse this morning to vis
it for a time with his grandparents,
Judge and Mrs. Geo. L. Taylor.
J. M. Wagner and daughter. Miss
.Mildred M. Wagner, of Kansas City.
Mo., returned last uight from ■ the
At! in-Whitehorse-Dawson trip and
will be passengers out on the Prin
toss Sophia tonight.
There will be a regular com
munication of White Pass Lodge, F.
A: A. M-, Friday, August loih, at
S>:39 p. m. Visitors cordially in
vited.
S-12-2t. THE SECRETARY.
Dr. Rufus A. White, a noted Chi
cago divine, is a round trip passen
ger ou the Princess Sophia. He
is in the north for the purpose of
securing material for a series of
Jectureg which it is his iutention
is deliver at an early date.
J. J. Chambers left for White
horse this morning to join the Dr.
J. A Griffiths party on a hunting
trip into the Pelly river country.
The party will consist Of Dr. and
Mrs. Griffiths, J. J. Chambers and
two guides, and its members will
probably put in six wekes in the
Interior.
The Skagway agents for the
Eastman Kodak, flms and supplies
are Keller Bros. tf.
Tne ocean liner Victoria of the
Alaska Steamshio Co., is due in
Skagway from Nome with a big
crowd oi excursionists on Saturday.
On her former call at this port the
vessel came in one day -ahead of
vaf srheduled time but will no doubt
| Th-» Princess Sophia will depart
( 'or t'lc south tonight at her usual
i hour.
F. F. W. I.owle, local C. 1'. R
ageet, left on a business trip to
\tlin on this morning's train.
Dr. Victor S. Frankenstein, a f-i
i mous surgeon of Chicago, is now
in S lias way after a visit to the in
terior. He will leave on the I*rln
c.-ss Sophia tonight for the south
Ou Lis way home.
One hour after the arrival of the
Sookane in port tomorrow Rev. Har
ry P. Corser will hold Litany ser
vice in the Skagway Episcopal
eharcli Ho will also deliver a
short address immediately follow
in; the service.
There were quite a number of
round-trippers on the Princess So
ph i.-, who took advantage of the
C. P. R. excursion rates and went
over to Bennett today. There
would doubtless have been more
of them who would have gone had
the weather looked less threaten
Deputy u. S. Marshal Vawter of
Fairbanks, arrived in Skagway last
night with two federal -prisoners
whom he is taking to McNeil's In
land, Wash , and four insane people
wjo are on their way to the Morn
!jgs'\e sanitarium at Portland, Ore.
Inev will "leave tor the south on
the Northwestern on her arrival
here tomorrow.
From Major R. L. Knight, new
superintendent of police for the
Yukon territory, wo are plased to
i-arn that Major'A. E. Snyder, who
formerly filled the same position,
has been appointed under the new
Liquor Act in tho province of Sas
katchewan, Canada,, as director of
operations. Major Snyder's head
quarters will eb at Regina, but
hla family will remain at Vancouver,
IS. C., where he has au elegant hou:a
LOST—A bunch of keys in a
buckskin bag. Finder please leave
at tiiis office. S-10-tf.
Major R. L. Knight, who is to
succeed J. D. Moodie as superin
tendent of R. N. W.. M. P. in Yu
kon territory, arrived iu Skagway
from Regiua yesterday afternoon
<11 the Princess Sophia and con-J
tinued on his way into Damson this
moruinj. • Major Knight, of whoso
appointment vrp made mention iu
yesterday's Daily Alaskan, was in
Skagway about seven years ago in
charge of a draft of men for Lake
Itennett. Accompanying Major
Knight into Dawson are 11 men
from the R. N. W. M. P. headquar
ters at Regina. Mrs. Knight is al
so a member of the party.
A GREAT RACKET
That is what a number of vis
itors hav said about the new
"Korstman" tennis racket, of yrhich
wo have just received a complete
line direct from the manufacturers.
Princes range from ?2.50 to $10.00.
»n o-o o-uaranteed against defects.
Fred G. Noyes,'treasurer-man&g-j
er a the Tanana Mill Co., and re
ceivesr of the Washington-Alaska
bank of Fairbanks, is hero on his
wav outside, whore ho will "prose
cute a series of suits against the
stockholders of the bauk iu the
federal courts. Mr. Noyes has
won, all the suits lib has instituted j
against the Alaska stockholders and
will, as soon as he reaches Seattle,
commence' on those living outside]
tho territory. He will leave on
the Princess Souhia this evening.
Two charming yowig ladies. Miss
I,, a. Yager of Vaucouver, B. C.,
and Miss Katherine Fairlamb of
Philadelphia, are round-trip tour
ists on the Princess Sophia. They |
are simply delighted with all they
have seen on their visit to the
north, thorr only regret being that |
they have not more time at their
disposal in which t(i make a trip
to the interior. However, as they
both express a determination, to re
turn at some future time, their de
sire may be gratified later on.
Judge l>usin, a leading lawyer of |
Dayton, Ohio, and Dr. and Mrs. C
II. Humphreys of the same place,
comprise a party of tourists who
have been visiting the interior. Dr.
and Mrs. Humphreys came out on
the traiu yesterday and are stopping |
at the Golden North, while 'Judge
Dustju remained over at Carcross |
to join Mr. and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt,
or Now York, who had been in to
Atlin, but came out on the 'train
this afternoon. Every member of |
thi-s distinguished party of Eastern
ers is delighted with the north and
all anticipate 'with pleasure a fu-1
ture visit. They are booked to
lea\e for the south ou 'the Prin
cess Sophia tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cade and 15
year old son Leo, of Shawnee, Pot
tawatomie county, Oklahoma, • are
round-trip passengers on the Prin
cess Sophia. Mr. Cade is cashier
of the State National bank of Shaw
nee, and prominent in fraternal cir
cles iu his homo city, being a
chart-r member of the local lodge
of Eiks there. Mr. and Mrs. Cad3
made a trip around the world two
years ago, and it is'their intention
to include Porto Rico iu their next
tour. Today the family were
luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
V. Ziakan. They came out west
over the C. P. R. sysU'mi but will I
return home by way of Seattle,
Portland, San Francisco, San Diego ]
and Salt Lake City.
Miss Charl Ormond Williams, su
perintendent of the department of j
education of Shelby county, Tenn.,
and Miss Louise Irny of Forest Hill, |
ljust out of Memphis) Team.,
teacher iu'the Shelby county schools I
cams iu on the Princess Sophia yes
terday and went over to Beunett on
the C. P. R. excursion today. While
the vessel is in port they are I
guests at the Golden North. They j
came to the Pacific coast c-ver the
Canadian Pacific system but will
return via Portland, San Francisco,
Los Angeles and San Diego. They
are bright and charming young la- I
dies, are delighted with their visit
to the west au<i northwest, espec
iallv the part of the latter embraced J
within the boundaries of south- I
eastern Alaska, and announce their
intention of 'applying for positions
in tho public schools of the terri
tory at some not distant future
date.
AG .NEW TELLS JEWELRYMEN*
HOW TO STOr FAKE SALES
University of Washington, Aug.
11—Hugh E. Agnew, of the depart
raeut of journalism, save a talk on.
false advertising before the State
Jewelrymcn's association last week,
and explained the new law jvh-ioh
applies to fake advertising in gen
eral. He showed how it could be
used to prevent the annual fake
jewelry sales. As chairman of
the viligance committee of the Seat
tle Advertising club, Mr. Agnow has
had experience in prosecuting fraud
uleut advertising. '
IS REDUCED BY
FIVE MILLION ACRES
(Continued from page 1.)
timber is even now used locally,
196 timber sales having been con
summated since 1907, involving ov
er 17,000,000 ft. B. M-, in addition
to the large amount which has been
supplied free to local settlers, pros
pectors, fishermen and others. Ex
clusive of the panhandle, the area
of Alaska is about 300,000,000
less than two per cent of which is
to retained within the Chugach
national forest to'supply .timber for
this vast region.
To Care a Cold 3n One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work off the Cold. Druggists refund
if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
The forest will bo 'drawn upon
immediately for railroad construc
tion, >-y co-operation between the
forest service and 'tho Alaska rail
road commission, tho timber being
suopiiwl freo of cliargo to the Al
aska railroad as authorized by con
gress.
/ •
GOING OUTSIDE
ON FIRST Tit II*
(Continued from page 1)
cunningly made from moose hide,
and playing other games. Display
ing a marked degree of Intelligence
heigntened by 'the education wlilch
hp has received at the mission
school, the little uufortunato has
quite won 'the hoar's of his fellow
travelers with his original stories
of the wild north, and took intense
pleasure in entertaining them with
his Imitations of all kinds of song
birds and wild animals, and when
ho leaves he will take with him,
as mementos of their well wishes
for a speedy return to health, many
gifts, etc.1
INTERESTING LETTER
PROM 11ATTLEFROXT
(Continued from page 1.)
been an awful row in the village
about it.
What a fuss they are making
about Sergeant O'Leary's V. C. in
London. Surely they aro overdoing
it a bit. I hope he won't get swol
len head. Amongst so many bravo
men it is rather bad luck to single
out oue man for'such recognition.
Bravi» doeds are being done all the
t'nie out here by all ranks. The
standard of courage is marvelous.
I remember when we were in
America reading an amusing ac
count of a Chicago business man
doii)£ a rest cure on a farm in the
country. He, poor devil, had never
lived outside 'the city before, and
the noises made by the animals on
the farm gave him such a nervous
breakdown that he had to rush
back to Chicago on tho next train.
This farm is just such a one as
that. The hutter is made
by dogs who go 4 into a largo
kii d of treadmill outside the house,
and work tho machinery. They al
so pump water by the saino moans.
In the morning our newspapers are
brought along by a dog team from
the next village. Rather like Al
aska, but not such fine animals.
Kitchener came and saw us the
other day aud said he was very
pleased with what we had done.
Our Colonel is a 'great suort.
He is 65 and as young and active
as a boy. He "has the Afghan and
Kandehar star which means he was
6erviug In 1897. Pretty good spir
it, don't you think? Ho is very
young in his mind.'
Yours ever,
GORDON.
The Book For Him.
There was a backward student at
Bnllol who for failure to pass an ex
amination in Greek was "sent down."
His mother went to see the master.
Dr. Jowett, and explained to him what
nn excellent lad her son was. "It is
a hard experience for him, this dis
grace," said the old lady, "but he will
have the consolation of relision. and
there Is always one book to which ho
can turu." Jowett eyed her a moment
and then answered: "Yes, madam, tho
Greek grammar. Good morning."
The Ground.
"If your tnilor did not send homo
your new trousers when he promised
you can sue him."
"Ou what urouiniY"
"That they are breeches of promlsv.'
—Riiltimore American.
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of your hair falling out. It is the con
dition of your scalp.
Hair Tonic
will destroy the germ which is the cause
of this trouble. 50 cents a bottle. /
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The DAYS are NOW HERE
When you are thinking abott and planning for your
Fall Outing, w hether it is a Hunting or Fishing Trip
or both, and we are prepared to fill your ever)' want
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CLEANING RODS, GUN OIL, LEADERS
Reels. 35 cts. to $10.00
Jointed Rods, 75 cts. to $6.50
Rifles. $1.75 to $30.00
Shot Guns, $7.00 to $30.00
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AT RIGHT PRICES
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