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ANCHORAGE CORDOVA WRANOELL
ALASKA'S BftANOH BANKINQ SYSTEM
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE
The schedule of steamship ar
rivals from the south during the
months of May and June, arcord*
' u to the various steamship com
pany's schedule as published else*
•vhpre in this paper, is as follows:
MAY
22 C. P. R., Princess Sophia.
26 A. SS. Co., Jefferson.
27 G. T. P. Prince Rupert.
2S A. SS. Co., Alaska.
JUNE
2 C. P. R , Princess Sophia.
3 G. T. P., Prince Rupert.
A SS. Co., Jefferson.
10 G. T P., Prince Rupert.
13 C. P. R-, Princess Sophia.
IT G. T. P.. Prince Rupert.
19 A. SS. Co., Jefferson.
24 G. T. P., Prince Rupert.
29 G. T. P. Prince George.
For further details see the vart*
i is local steamship company agents.
HI XS IU'l'tl'V KIOKKE
ISLAND IX BAY FINLAND
Petiosrad, .May 20. — German
trooi><? occupied Bjorke Island,
wtjlc* is in the Gulf of Finland'
aboil' thirty miles from this city.
PIANO TUNER
Geo. Anderson, piano expert &t>
factory represeiitatlve for high
te''ad<e pianos will be la Skagway
shortly. Expert work guaranteed.
5-15-22.
have garbage removed
FOR BENEFIT RK1> CROSS
You may hare your garbage re
moved and the amount paid will
jjivep to the "War Fund Drive of
the Red' Cross.
A eouple of patriots 'who own a
horse and wagon will call for your
garbage and remove it for fifty
eetts a barrel or one dollar a load.
ONLY FOR TUESDAY, MAY
:i—TOMORROW.
Just phone No. 12 and YOl'K OR
DER WILL BE OBEYED.
[ SIC AG U" A V BRASS BAND WILL
R EORGANIZE TON l(J HT
At a meeting which Ls called' for
toi'ight at Firemen's hall on Fourth
avenue, to which all Interested in
oand music are earnestly requested
to be present. An effort will bi>
made- to re-organize the Skagway
Brass band, and as there are a
numoer of good' instruments on hand
as well as many of the old organiza
tion who hvae had considerabJe
practice the result of the meeting
should be a success.
•Skagway has appreciated the
former organizations, and with
events coming up at w-hich a brass
band would be a great addition, it
i* ' be hoped that all who havo
j ha^ any band training, or who
are desiriou.i of getting some will
turn out tonight. •
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IMS
S. 3. Jacobs, the commission bro
ker or Juneau, who hap been la
town for tbe past few dayB left
on the Alameda for the westward
this morning. ,
Robert Tbibadeau lias accepted a
position on the Prince Rupert for
the summer. He reported to the
bt» three funnel ship at this port
this morning for duty.
Capt. Noony, a lower Yukon
river navigator, arrived here to
day euoute fo Whitelio&e whera he
will get one of the first boats out
for the lower river.
Cap'. Goorge Raabe, pilot on the
river steamer Dawson, arrived here
day enrout to Whitehorse where he
wiil prepare for the summer run
between Whitetorse and Dawson.
Jimies C. Black, representing Blu
mauer-Frank Drug Company, after
calling on his trade in Skagway dur
ing the past few days left on the
Alameda for the westward this morn
ing. '
Lieut. McClure of the 14th Infty..
who lias been stationed with the
Ft, 3eward contingent, has been
transferred to Ft. Liscum at Val
dez, and' left today on the steamship
Alameda.
John Olson, who has been in the
emcloy of the White Pass as engi
neer for the past number of years
was a passenger for Vancouver 011
the Prince Rupert this morning en
route to Winnipeg.
Capt. 1. B. Sanburu, pilot on
'he steamer Tutshi, arrived1 in
town enroute to Carcross where he
will legin his summer work of navi
satin,* on the Carcross Atlln run.
lie spent the winter in Portland.
It. K. Z.vnkian/a photographer of
San Francisco, arrived' up On the
Prince Rupert this morning and
will make the trip into the interior,
going down the river to Nome and
returning to the states Ia-te in
the fall via the outside passage.
Word was received in Skagway
this morning that the Oolgan, (Eu
laghau) were running thick in the
Uvea river, and that a great num
ber of Natives had gone over there
for the purpose of putting up thler
sto'j' for the coming winter.
Airs. V. I. Hah 11 and son and'
daughter, .Miss Kahterine and
Carl returned to Skagway after
spending the winter in Seattle whers
the two children have ben attend
ing school.
Mrs. James Crow, mother of Mrs.
J. M. Keller ,and little Miss Betty
I.'ndsey, Mrs. Keller's brother's
daughter, arived on the G. T. P.
Steamship Prince Rupert this morn
ing and will spend the summer in
Skagway, guests at Kellers' caircp.
(Jus Gillis, the Alaska representa
tive for the National Grocery com
;u> y, Seattle .after spending the
j'ai'.v, Seattle, after spending the
past few days ' in town call
ing on his trade left on the Ala
meda this morning for the west
ward.
If It Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $1.00 Up
Kodaks At $6.00 Up
Print Papers
Photo Supplies
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Amsterdam, May 20. — According
to the Anzieger, a Berlin newspaper,
the former Ozar of Russia, Nicolas
II, is to be tried by court martial
in Moscow the latter part of June.
The trial is' to he secret.
TURKS—KURDS
STILL ADVANCE
Moscow, Monday.—Turkish regu
lar troop? and Kurds from the
hills are advancing in Pesia, and
as they advance they; are still con
tinuing their practice of atrocities
oa all whom they deem to be
Oi• might have been enemies.
Titanic Victims
Widow Weds
San Francisco, Monday, — Mrs.
R. RoQd, Seattle's richest woman,
who was widowed by the loss of her
;husb«nd wtett the Titanic founder
ed, on which, he was a passenger,
wa^ yesterday married to Command
er JlarJt Stlclalr Ellia of the United
States nary.
Trawler Sinks
German Sub
Paris, Monday. — The French
trawler Ailly sank a German sud
marine and captured its captain com
m.mder and crew. The Captayn of
th* trawler liberated the cap
tain and* crew of a Spanish sailing
vessel which had been taken pris
oner by the U-boat.
AUSTRALIAN MINISTER IN U. S.
Seattle, May 20.—Premier Hughes
of Australia arrived in this city
this morning enryute to Londoa
where he Is to attend a British war
conference.
While in the city Premier Hughes
responded to an invitation to chris
t»n the big four thousand ton
wooden steamship Bundara, which i*
building in the PattersonrMcDonald'
company shipyards for the Austral
ian government. The big ship was
launched at one o'clock this after
noon.
MIN9TERL SHOW RECEIPTS
WERE AN EVEN $500
The following is a statement of
the receipts aiul disbursements in
connection with "Billie" Mac
Conneii's minstrel and vaudeville
show given at the Empress theater
on Tuesday evening last;
Received from Harry I. O'Neill,
from sale of general admission tick
ets, $258.50; Northern drug store,
sale rtservedi seats, $ 153;i Cordova
drug store, sale reserved seats,
$88.50. Total receipts, $500. Paid
to Empress theater as rent, 30
ee.itg oa 400 tickets, $120, leaving
tUe net proceeds $380. Of this
amoant, 50 per cent was deposited
with John Muller, as treasurer of
the Knights of Columbus, and 50
per cent deposited' with Mayor" Hil*
le.-v, to be forwarded to the V. M.
C. A. at Newark, N. J. — Cordova
Timps.
CLAY RULE ON WAY TO
POET W. H, SEWARD
Seattle, May 20.—The City of
Seattle sailed for Skagway and
way ports this morning at ten o'
clock. Passengers booked! through
for Skagway are Capt. James T.
Gray, Charles C. Joseph; and wife,
George Bloomfield, aind M. W.
Scanlon.
Haines passengers listed are
Thomas Vogel and wife, Clay E.
Rul«, Daniel W. Jukir and wife,
Frank B. Snow and three children,
J. J. Kay, P. W. Tripp, George
J. Peddlar, James C. Cahill, Craig
S. WWaglund and Frank Tulen.
We have engaged talent to take over all
orders pertaining to
Upholstering, Painting
And all branches of interior decorating
t ' *
For limited time of six weeks from date
April 12 1918
Store closes 6 p. m. Saturday 8 p. m.
L. A. HARRISON Co.
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OPULAR PICTURE PALAC
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
TUESDAY |
RKI> CROSS RKNKFIT
Metro Pictures pi-esent Fran cis Nelson and Arthur James in
"ONE OF MANY"
MUTUAL WEEKLY.
Selections l>y the Kits' Quartet
Solo liy Mvs. H. 1). Khlnipf. Music by Selnrer's Oifhestia.
8-30 p-m. Sharp Admission 25c. 10c
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonica of Alaska
Cha*ley Karamar, John Clecak, Prcpriptors
Where You Can Get What Vou Desire Cooked as it Should Be
We Make a Specialty of IJanquets and Private I>iiuior Parties.
A Refined and Comfortable Place for a Supper After "lie Sliow
or Dance^—Service in Cozy Private ISooths if Desred.
A LEFT OVER SALE
For a quick disposal of the remaining stock of Dortero & Son
I am gotng to place every article in the store on sale
Beginmng^JMonday, May 20th
Store Open From 9 to 6
SHOES HATS UNDERCLOTHING COLLARS
SHIRTS RUBBERS TENNIS TROUSERS
All bought at before the war prices'wholesale will be sold retail at less
than cost while they last.
TONY DORTERO
HEADS FOR TICKET NAMED
IX OREGON' PRIMARIES i
Portland, May 20— Senator Mc*
Narv and Governor Withycombe
were renominated for their res-1
aective offices at the Republican
primaries held in this cify last Fri
day and Oswald West for Seuator
•an*. "Walter F. Pierce for governor
were the choice of the Democats to
head their ticket.
SEATTLE STARTS DRIVE
WITH ROUSING PARADE)
Seattle ,May 20.—A great mili
tary and civilian parade was held in
this city at noon Saturday to inau
gurate in the great Red Cross
drive. Many thousand people took
"art in the parade.
Mrs. N, E. Black, accompanied j
by her mother were arrivals on
the Prince Rupet this morning.'
Mrs. Black; was called to the south j
by the sudden death of her father, i
and she brought ehr mothr, Mrs.
J. M. Young, back wth her for the j
summer.
George Dillon, will make a trip
to the cities to the^v est ward, hav
ing sailed on the Alameda today
for Juneau. Mr. Dillon is looking
over the field with the view of lo
cating in one of the large west
ward Alaska towns.
Frank Muir, who has been taking
the baths at Sanitarium, near Sit"
lea, returned to Skagway this morn
'ng. He is looking much improved,
ai?J while not etnirely recovered, he
i* rapidly regaining his usual gcod*
nealth. His many friends will be
pleased to welcome him back.
Richard F. Hill and wife re
turned to Skagway from Rainy Hol
low last Saturday and sailed south
for their home in Seattle on the
Prince Rupert this morning. Mr.
Hill has been looking after the
AlasKa Corporation's property at
Rainy Hollow, and has disposed of
all the provisions and completed
arrangements for turning over the
propety to Dick Kennedy and1 as
sociates, wlio will probably work
th® topper property this summer.
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