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NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and :>ad
Open Eveiv £v is\ht
.Mr. Scroggs Buys a Dog.— A Ka
Jeni comedy.
Race Memories.—A special two
reel feature by the Pathe company.
Suaserville Courtship.—A good
Essanay comedy.
Commences at K p. 111
>>'©«: York, Dec, 9—One of the
really interesting pastimes of the
present -winter league scheduled is
picking a team for the 1913 Athlet
: ics. Ever since the depressing—not
to say honestly discouragiug—de
teats administered by a tall Geor
gian, whcse name we shall not men
tion for fear of giving him too
• much publicity for his vaudeville
venture, the new lineup of the
Mackmen has been chosen by the
experts. And the baseball experts
are almost as numetous this year
its the military experts and give
iorth their opinions with equal
abandon. Sufficient to remark at
'his time, Connie Mack has the fin
al say in the matter.
A few things, however, may oe
predicted. One is that Wallie
Schang will continue at th© old
stand. The second is that the
young blood on the Mack hurler
corps will be very much in the
front. The third is that a new
face will be seen in the outfield.
The fourth is that tl»e Athletics will
be more popular in 1915 than they
have been in th« last few years—
which is not saying much. The
fifth idea is not s«ch a lead-pipe
cinch but there is a strong pro
bability that someone else will he
hovering around third base In place
of Home Run Baker.
Tire Maryland slugger would like
a change of climate, it is said. He
had a bad Blump, comparatively
speaking, last summer and many
were unkind enough to say that the J
former idol's feet had turn'd to
clay—which is a literary way of
saying that he is not what he
used to be. It would be a brave
man who would try to name his suc
cessor, however.
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Portland, Ore., Dec. 10—The finest
fat stock in the Pacific Northwest
, was on exhibit at the Pacific ln
lernation exposition which opened
here Monday. No breeding ani
mals were exhibited as heretofore,
tlio board ef directors recently v°t
;ng to eliminate them from the
show on account of fears that they
might become infected with the foot
and mouth disease.
Your Christmas present will be j
sure to please If It is from Clay
son's. 12-9-13t.
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VAUDEVILLE. 8C
The people of Skagway are going
to be treated to a great surprise
on Monday night next. With char
acteristic enterprise, Mrs. Reinert of
the Nugget Movies learned that
there was in Skagway vaudeville tal
ent of no mean ability and was
f.uick to grasp the opportunity of
giving her patrons the advantage of
her discovery. consequently, com
mencing with next Monday night, in
addition to the regular program
theft} will be presented a comedy
sketch, vaudeville act or light dra
ma every night, changing every oth
er night.
The first two nights will see the
laughable farce "The Book Agent" J
presented. Rehearsals have been
going on for some time and we are
assured that the act will be well
rendered. There will be no advance
in admisson Price. Fuller details,
with cast of characters, will be giv
tn later.
LOCAL BIllEFS
W. P. Frost of th# auditing <Je- j
partment of tho W. P. & Y. R-,
who has been under the weather for
several days, removed. from his
room at th© Pullen House yester
day to tho Whito Pass hospital by
direction, of Dr. Gabie, the attend
ing physician.
Canadian Customs Inspector
Chamberlain arrived in Skagway on
th© Admiral Evans last night to re
lieve Inspector J, A. McAlister &t
the boundary line at summit for a
couple of months, thus enabling him
to take his vacation.
Jacfc Beard, old-time Alaskan,
was a passenger on the Admiral
Evans last night enrout0 to Port
ago Bay, to which point he is tak
ing 30 tons of merchandise to op
en a trading post.
Joe Badger, at one time with the
Miners' & Merchants' bank at
Nome, passed through on the Ad
miral Evans Sound for Seward.
"Movie" Thompson, formerly pro
prietor of the Nugget movies in
Skagway, was on the Admiral Evans
last night bound for Kodiak.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Wardell of
Katalla was a westward bound pas
senger on the Admiral Evans.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Cook of
Skagway returned from a short vis
it to Juneau last night on the
Admiral Evans. He reports U. S.
Marshal h. A. Bishop of this divi
sion as rapidly recovering from a
paralytic stroke which l'-e suffered
a few days ago.
Mrs. C. TV. Hockett, and daughter
Madeline of ILiines, have been vis
iting in Skagway tor several days.
There will bo a meeting of the
Elks tonight at which there will
probably be several initiations.
The City of Seattle will be in
next Saturday iat 3 a. m. with
several passengers and 21 tons of
freight.
Camp Skagway No. 1, Arctic
Brotherhood, is commencing prepar
ations for its Christmas Tree ser
vices on the night cf December 25th
in tho A B. hall.
Daniel Kennedy, a brother of
Mayor James Kennedy of Skagway,
came up from J'ineau ou the Ad
miral Evans last n'ght. He is on
his way to Lake Bennett to work
for Fred Story.
2,101 DELEGATES
IK ATTENDANCE
New Orleans, Dec. 9—With over
2,000 delegates in atteudance, the
triennial session of the National
Council of Jewish Women met today
at the Hotel Grunewald. Ten
thousand women are represented in
the deliberations of the convention
which will continue for four days |
Mrs. Nathaniel Harris, Bradford Pa
the national president presided.
Richmond, V»., Dec. 9—Arrange
ments fvr a world's peace congress
are expected to be perfected at
the annual meeting cf the executive
committee of the Federal Council of
th© curches of Christ in America,
which -went into session here today.
Practically all the Protestant deno
minations are represented. Prelim
inary plans propose that messeugers
be sent to visit the christian
churches of Europe to convey the
good will and sympathy- of the (
christian churches ia this country.
The meeting will be in sesson for
three days. I
NEUTRAL CO.
WILL BE HEARD
Washington, Deo. 10—The su
preme court this week granted a
bearing In the suit of the Mutual
Film company of Ohio against the
Ohio State Industrial commission,
rhe case was taken from its regular
place on the calendar. The Mutual
Film company in this case is attack
ing the moving picture law of Ohio,
seeking to prevent its enforcement
by the Ohio Industrial commission.
Holiday Suggestions
What is more appropriate for a Christmas Gift than
a bottle of perfume, or a set of toilet accessories?
Solon Palmer's Products
Are the height of the
American Perfumer's Art
We offer for your inspection
Gift Sets put up in beautiful Holiday Containers con=
sisting of Perfume, Toilet Water, Talcum Powder, Face
Powder, Sachet Powder and Toilet Soap
One and Two ounce cut bottles of Perfume in beautiiul
gift containers. Among the odors are
Violet Leaves Sweet Peas Lily of the Valley
Apple Leaves Wisteria Garland of Roses
Remember that these are merely sugestions, ai:d a visit to our
store will undoubtedly suggest many other beautiful and use
ful gifts which w© have stocked especially for the Holiday
Trade.
You are invited to come in and try some of our late Columbia
Graphophone records which have just arrived. The latest
dance records.
Keller Brothers Dru
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Eyery Night
* ) .
Two Women and Ona Man.
The .Surrender.—James McPher
60n, Ui# cook, refus«g to shampoo
^e pig.
Animated Weekly.
His Son in law.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9.
Warner Feature
Regeneration.—Everybody should
see these 'wonderful pictures. A
magnificent production.—3 reels.
*>ood Comedy. .»
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