FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
To arrive on the City of Seattle
Including strawberries if any in the
market that will carry
Price and Quality AlWays RigHt
ASK & SONS Grocers
Just Arrived, Latest in
Summer Caps
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and ;!;td
Open Every NighC
Tuesday anil Wednesday
Fl\ f KKKL*
The Invaders.—A splendid three
reel draraa of life oa the wesUv;i
plains.— if you enjoy good horse
back riding, don't fail to see this
picture.
Mary Piekt'ord, America's swiv
heart in "Sweet Memories."—It:'u
c >mpany.
Twins and y Stepmother. — FeatUi
i*i.- Sidney Bre:>m and Florence L.i
Ha die.
Mu»ic hy Mrs. Hazel McBrien.
Commences at 8:30 j». in.
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Restaurant
Home Cooking
MRS. C. MAKKRI., Prop.
Corner Second Ave. and
Broadway, opposite depot
Meals from 6 a. m. to S t>
m. Special Juciucements to
regular board'.rs.
Homemade
Bread for Sale
y The Best The Most Popular
NEW
CAIN
Juneau's Newest d Fin**
Hofel
Room with der;ichf.i •h?i"Oup
Room with private fc .> ?2 30 up
Juneau- Alaska
'J 1ST A
You may call it ''Just a little
cold." yet It Is so easy for a lighl
Ask your druggist for a b»x o(
cold to develop into a serious one
"PUROLA" Laxative Cold Tablets
and break up the cold at ouce. Do
It today. Pric« 25c. Specify "PUR- J
OLA!• ' sold by lveller Kros. Drug j
Local Happenings
Senator B. F. Millard of Vald.a
|on the Northwestern oti his waj
' home to Valdez
Immigration Inspector Albert II.
j Joy left for Juneau 011 the City ol
jc't-ttle this morning.
Senator and Mrs. J. M. Taunet
|returned home from Juueau on
flie Northwestern today.
iir. and Mrs. H. T. Scott of
icc.ttle were round-trip passenger.:
! o • the City of Se.ittle.
i Percy CKtesin, auditing stow a.-J
i of the P. C. S. S. Co, was a roun.1
[iri;>:>er cn th? City of Seattle.
I Mrs. Fred Fickluidt and two
| children arrived on the Northwest
!ern this afterr.oon ti'oni Seattle.
The Prrincess Maquiuna is dut
in Skagway tomorrow morning at 7
'• :oel£ with 2S passengers and 12
to! s oi cargo.
The City of Seattle brought north
two passengers for Fumer bay; one
for Hawk Inlet, and four for
•-'hitham bay.
T. Barnard and Holly Thomas
•\e:-e two Seattle bound passengers
i>n the City of Seattle when she
it-it this morning.
Robert .Motter, who has been vis
iting on the outside for several
months returned o-.i tl'.f Northwest
[ this afternoon.
!!. F. Thurraan of White Falls,
V.V.-h., came in this morning on the
< it..- of Seattle and is stopping at
Pullen House.
I-ieut. and Mrs. Fay ton and Cap1
: '.'J:-.) Larnbie of Ft. W. H. Seward
came up *r jm the post on the Pet
erson this mjrning.
The Woman's Auxiliary will nieei
at the home of Mrs. Mark Phelps,
r, road way aud Tenth streets, to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
n uiMucu axe rouivviug iuc nwu
eu boxing from around the fire hy
I dratits on Broadway and as soon
■as this is finished the iron stands
will be painted
Oito Press ex, H. F. T'nurman, J.
ii. Evans, Rolite MtCarlin, J. Thor
ley and Oscar Thorscn were arriv
•iIs in Skagwav ths morning, on
the City of Seattle
The Northwestern reached Ska.-,
i'wiy from Seattle early this after
::.>on aud aftsr letting oft 45 pas
sengers and unloading a small
frtight cargo, continue*! 011 to the
westward
The Citv of Seattle got into port
at 3:30 this morning with 12 pas
Uen.-ers and a small amount e:
fretrUL She sailed on her return
south at 4:30 a. in., with three
outbound passengers.
Yukon river report yesterday:
Carmacks, open to LeBarge; Yu
kon Crossing open as far as can
ate; Selkirk, clear; Coffee Creek,
open in places; Ste>vart, open north
far as can see; Ogilvie, open mili
ai;d a half; Dawson, open quarter
mile. Today's report: Yukon Cross
ing, small boat went by, river clear;
Selkirk, clear; Coffee Creek, ice
hjlding; Stewart and Ogilvie, open
Dawson, rlvyr clear at 6 p. m. yes
terday
Yes—We Have h
And we honestly believe that
Ha;?%nie
I is the best hair tonic on the market—
50c a bottle. Sold only by us.
Wm. Brltt.
Mrs. Milnes and her son Donald,
roturue to thoir luime in Skagway
today from Kake Alaska.
The Chas. Cart wrlght family, hav
ing with them a large outfit of
suppplies, left on this morning's
train for their homestead location
about four miles north of here in
the Skagway valley.
There will be a regular meeting
of Camp Skagway No. 1, Arctic
Brotherhood, tonight at S o'clock.
Members are requested to attend as
there will be initiation work and
other business of importance to
transact.
R. D. Pinneo, assistant general
freight and passenger agent of the
P. C. S. S. Co. of Seattle, came up
as far as Juneau on the City of
Seattle and will be in Skagway in a
few days on his regular anuual in
spection tour.
The Jefferson will leave Seat
tle tonight for Skagway with the
following people for this port: P. J.
Goss, Frank Decarti, Lewis Rue, W.
P. Carpenter, W. A. Mahorn an.l
wile, I. E. Van Kirk and wife.
For Haines: W .S. Hardiug, W. E.
O^ston and four steerage.
F. A. Poi<e, formerly with the
Alaska boundary survey as game
hunter for the part), but now con
nected with the railroad engineering
commission, is on board the North
western enroute to the westward. He
is well known 111 the north, where
he has ived for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. W'm. Cook of Seat
tle, friends of Master Mechanic
Howard Ashley of the W. I'. & Y.
R., arrived on the City of Seattle
this morning and left ou the train
fur a few days visit at Whiteliorse.
Mr. Cook is foreman of the boiler
making department of the Colum
b'n &. Puget Sound railway.
The framework of the main
<varehouse at the AV, P. & Y. K.
nt,v dock is finished and the work
me:i are ijw engaged in putting on
rise '-orrugatod iron roof and will
2° Eton as that is completed put on
the siding, of the same material I
as the roof. Tho framework of
il.e new bonded wurehoues is al
so under way and will be raised in
a fow days.
John Luciau Abr.ims, U. S. cus
• oms inspector at Eagle, Alaska,
who in company wiiii his wife have
been stopping at the Pullen House
for several days, left for the in
terior this morning. We are in
formed, though not officially, that
it is the intention of Mr. Abrams
to first go 'o St. Michael and close
up the customs house there, as it
is to be discontinued, and then
to return up the river to his old
station at Moose creek, near Eagle.
A. C. Pat'.ereon of Ottawa, Can
ada, who hrs been a guest at the
Puiieu Hous? for several days leu
for the interior this morning. Since
leaving college, ten years ago, Mrr
Patterson has been an annual visi
tor to the north, having first serv
ed with the Canadian international
survey and being now connected i
with the Canadian geological sur
vey. He will stop over at White
horee for a few days and then go
down the river to the Pelly country, j
On bis wav norne trom the jmu- |
lie school house on Friday ot last
week, one of the pupils lost a roll
of typewritten manuscript that had
teen entrusted to him lor delivery
to its owner by the principal, Miss
Margaret Keenan. The document
was the coo" of an address that
had been delivered by its writer
before the ]*areut-Teacher associa
tion, with the intention of a late;
delivery before the Motherhood
meeting of ihe same organization,
and is valuable only for the rea
son that i; took much time and la
bor in its ^reparation. The article
i» entitled, "A Plea for Better
Trained Parenthood," and is sign
ed by Mrs. Virginia Suffecool, to
•vhom the firder will please re- J
turn.
On the P.d day of last January
S-year-old Kosie Fonier of South
Hamilton slreet, Saginaw, Mich.,
cousin of Marshal Frank Page of
Skagwey, left home on her way
to a nearby restaurant to buy a
pie and some cookies lor a meal
her mother was getting ready to
serve. A Cev, minute.; afterward she
was seen by an acquaintance on |
the opposite side of th® street from
her bt>me carrying the things she
Lad been sent after. From that
time until the present Rosie Fon
ier has never been seen by any
cne, so far as known. "When last
seen the little girl was in front of
a candy factory run by a negro
lauied Kinfetbfoufch, and he traa |
:iter arrests! on suspicion of hav
ng caused her disappearance. At j
he preliminary hearing the man;
iiio attended to the furnace of tha I
andy factory testified that jvhan
le went to work on the day o.f the
lisappearance there was a much 1
iotter fir9 burning than usual, and
he police lit once examined the
ishes for evidence, finding -what 1
hey claimed, and which afterward
>roved to he, human bones, which
vere pronounced by competent au
horities to be those of a person
lot older thau 10 years of age. The
■ase has attracted widespread in
erest and the accused is now on
rial for his life for the murder of
ittle Rosie Fonier.
C. H. Gilbs, Vancouver and Vic
oria, B. C., representative of the
Dayton Computing Scales Co., of
Dayton, Gaio, came in on the City
>f Seattle this morning and stop
ped at the Pullen House until
:he deDarti're for the westward of
the Northwestern this afternoon.
This is his first visit to Alaska,
liis operations having heretofore {
been bouuded in this direction by j
Prince Ruorrt and Port Simpson, j
It was his intention when he left!
Vancouver on his present trip to
make Yukou territory points from
Skagway, but he gave that idea up
after reaching here and will first go
to the westward, where he has a!
working agreement with the Seat
tl- branch of the house. He will
return to Skagway later and make
the trip into Whitehorse and Daw
son.
Don't forget that tonignt me
ilcors of tho Popular Picture Pal
ace will be thrown wide for a beno
lit performance the proceeds of
wlrch will be for the use of the
members of the Skagwsy Brass band
in the purchase of ne.v music books.)
new instruments, and otheT neces
saries to promote efficiency ia their
I'r.e of work. The price of admis
sion is the same as usual, 25c for
a.lults and 10c for children, and
a vory excellent progran will be j
presented, consisting of five reeU
comprising "Partners," in two parts,
with Barbara Tennant ass the prin
cipal; "Actor's Christmas,' with
King Baggot; "An Elephant on
ll;s Hands," featurirp, Ramonal
Langley and Eddie Lyons, and
"Baldy Lands, a Society Job." For
the regular admission price you
?an see a good exhibition as well
as help along a most worthy and
d-serving local organi7rtion.
Weddinrj bells again jangled at
the court house last night at 8
o'clock when \Vm. J. Child®, past
master of mixology at the Mascot
saloon, was united in marriage to
Miss Minnie Matthews, daughter of
.i well known pioneer family of
Skagway. The ceremony was per
f< rmed by Judge Martin Conwa7
and the witnesses were Geo. Mat
thews, a brother of the bride, and
Miss Mabel Okazaki. When news
of the interesting event was circulat
ed around town an old-fashioned
charivari oarty was organized amon
the young fellows and the newly
wedded pair were treated to R
variety of unearthly noises that
would hav?- caused a deaf and dumb
person execruciatlng agony simply
through the contraction and ex
pansion of the rasping atmospheric
sound waves caused by their strenu
ous manipulation of various and
divers Instruments of sound pro
ducing torture.
WOMEN JOURN ALISTS MJSKT
Waco, Tes., May 3—Problems of
interest to the journalistic craft,
■>s seou through women's eyes, were
discussed today In the opening of
a three day session of the Texas
Woman's Prees association here.
Interior Weather j
Skagway, clear, calm, 58 above.
\\ iiitehorso, clear, calm, 35 above.
Lower Lt>Barge, clear, calm, 42
above.
iTootalinqua, clear, calm, 44
a'jove.
nio Salmon, clear, calm, 42
ibove.
Carmacks, clear, calm, 43 above.
Yukon Crossing, clear, s. w. 52
ibove
Selkirk, clear, s. w. 43 above.
Coffee Creek, clear, s w. 13
ibovfe.
Stewart River, clear, calm, 30
ibove.
Ogi'vie, clear, calm, 43 above.
Dawson, clear, calm, 40 above.
TO RENT OR FOR SALE
Nicely furnished house, ill good
jeighborhood. Large lot, taxes
paid, title perfect, good barn, *'ae
veil water. Near business center.
Snquire of Mrs. Le Fevre, between
?tate and Broadway on 12th Btreet,
'fter 11 a. m.
♦
We Are Prepared to Serve Your
Many House Needs
A new and excellent line of Wall Papers and
Cut Out or Band Borders
Drapery Cretonnes and SUkolines
House Paints, Floor Paints, Varnishes
and Varnish Removers
Lacquerette and Enamel
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon« 55 Stoie closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
Arthur Boone, Proprietor
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Airs. Orlott King :: Proprietor
Fishing Days
——I—I—————
Take your rod with you on
your hike
A rod—a line—a reel—a can
of King Salmon eggs
.r
A fine day's outing
Get your supples from
i KELLER BROS. cTc
Pack Tra?n Restaurant
The Delrnonico of Alaska
CH A RTjEY =rJOHW
K ARAM AN & rLECAF:
. PROPRIETORS j
Where t'ou Cm Get what V ou Desfrt Coo«-d M It Sfconld Be 3
W« Make a Specialty of Banquet# and Prlrat« Dlnaer Partial *
A reficed and comfortable place for a ■uppar a.ft*r tie «how J
Or dance—Berries In cozy priTate booth* II deelred. |
Popular picture pauce
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
I Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
, ■
Tuesday, May 4
Benefit Skagway Brass Band
Universal presents "Partners," in two parts, with. Barbara
Teaman t.
King Baggot in the "Actors Christmas..
"An Elephant on His Hands." Featuring Romonal Ling
ley and Eddie Lyons.
Baltly Lands a Society Job.
"Lucille Love" Wedne lay.
FIVE EEJtLS
Raised Seats