FRESH FRUIT ANO VEGETABLES
■ '■ ■ ■ am -w—Mg=
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, betwwn 2nd and 3ad
Open Every Night
Tuesday and Wednesday
FIVE KKKLS
The Invaders.—A splendid three
reel drama of life on the western
plains.—If you enjoy good horse
back riding, don't fail to see this
picture.
•Harr Pickford, America's swee'
heart in "Sweet Memories."—lino
company.
Twins and a Stepmotier.—Featur
in.- Sidney Bream and Florence La
Badie.
Musie hy M"». Hjv.p1 MeBrien.
CVnumsnees at 8:30 p. in.
URINARY;
DISCHARGES;
RELIEVED IX j
24 HOURS;
Koch Cap- T
be»r. f,ytlOV;3
mu»C N S j
fe-in ?—tuUrftajj
.%Tx kr.rtw:i#T* «
Dewey
Restaurant
Home Cooking
MRS. C. MAKKEL, Prop.
Comer Second Av«. and
Broadway, opposite depot.
Meals from S a. m. to 8 p.
in. Special !mioc«sienu to
regular board' r».
Homemade
Bread for Sale
The Best I he Most Popular
THE <
NEW I
CAIN |
! Juneau's Newest* d Fine* 2
Ho*cl |
Room with detach*t th$t ;~Oup ]
| Room with private l it $2 50 up j
Juneau, Alaska ]
•JUST A COLD*'
You may tsll tt "TUB * llttlt
cold,- yet It U »o eaay for ».
Ask yo"r druggist for & b°x of
c-Jla tv develop Into * wrlou# one.
"PUROLA- Laxative Cold Tabl«t«
tuid break up lb# cold at ouc*. Do
It today. Pnee a»e. gp«clfy "PUX
UL.A!' ' Sold by Keller Bra*. Dru*
Local Happenings
W. M. GallUand of Ruby, Alask'a,
is iu Skagway on. Ills way homo
from the outside. ... . ...
H. F. Lyman of Hot Springs, Al
aska, arrived ru the Northwestern
yesterday on his way to the iateri
or- ; l-...',|.l_kr*ahu.,
Robert McRoberts, traveler for
McLennan, McFeeley Co., of Van
couver, B. C-, is herb on his way
inside.
\V. M. OtlllUmd, former N. C
agent at Dawson, but now with the
W. P. & Y. R., is here on his way
inside ., j (ii
Fred Fay, of the Five Fingers
Coal Co., at Tantalus, Y. T., came
in an the Maqulnna this morning
itnd will leave for the interior to
morrow. ., ki, ifrji
The Princess Maqulnna got Into
Skagway at 9 o'clock this morning
with 24 first and one second class
passengers. She will sail for the
south at 8 o'clock tonight.
W. A. Norton, formerly employ
id here on the wharf by the W. P.
& Y. R., but now cashier for the
same company at Dikem&xi, Alaska,
arrived on the Northwestern yes
terday, bound for the interior. ■
J. K. McAllster, brother of Cana
dian Customs Inspector L. A. Mc
Alister, arrived In Skagway this
morning. He is an annual Bummer
•/isitor, being employed during .the
busy season *y the W. P. & Y. R.
F. C. Whallev, wife and two chil
dren are here on their way in to
Bettles, Alaska. Mr. \Vhall®y
brought wtth him from the out
side two of the largest draft
i orses ever shipped into the north
Yukon river condition* today: S«1
kh-k, no small boats yet; Coffee
creek, ice holding; Stewart, jam
med four miles below here; OgilYie,
jammed three jrllee below and two
miles above; Dawson, run of ictf
last night.
Miss Catherine Maloney, for
the post two years teacher of the
primary grade In the Skagw&y pub
lic school, has accepted a position
for the coming school year as prlm
s.ry grade teacher in the Douglas,
Alaska, public school.
Chas. Coghlr-.i ana wite of Whit
horn, who went to New Westmin
ster, B. C.,* a short time ago on
business, returned on the Maquinna
this morning and will leave for
their home tomorrow. Mr. Cogh
lan is with the W P. & Y. R.
Miss F. Suffecool, daughter of
Frank Suffecool of the Alaska
Transfer Co., arrived in Skagway
this morning on the Maquinna from
Calgary, Alberta, Cai ada, on a
visit to her father, one of Skag
way's pioneer business men.
The following people are register
ed at the Pullen House: Frank L.
Weston, W. E. Rich and Virgil
Rich, Corvallis, Oregon; J. Mur
doch Dennis and M. W. Cope,
Baltimore, Maryland; Mre. L. L.
Middlekemp, Ellamar, Alaska; Mrs.
F. M. Brown, Valdex, Alaska; P.
H. Gilman, Juneau; J. T. Walsh
and C. W. Speer, San Francisco,
Cal.; R. McRoberta, Vancourw, B
c. • 3;.
» People Ask Ua . I
jjtt ia the beat laxative? Years of
experience in aclling all kinds leads us
to always recommend
HsflaSZOid&dlie^j
as th# safest, surest and most satisfac- (
tory. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
Wm. Britt.
Of the pooole who arrived in j
Skagway oa the Uorthwestem yeste.w
day the majority of them aro bound
for the Interior, a a;' have already
secured reservations on .the steam
tr Washburn, which ia Miow lying
in the water at I-ower Le- j
Barge and will bt> th© first boat to
leave there for down the river.
The Northwestern arrived in
this port at 3:30 yesterday after
noon, having on board, including
steerage, 800 passengers, 50 of
whom got on at Juneau. Thirty
three first class, four eteerago
aad a number of local people from
Juneau left the boat at Skagway.
The vessel sailed on her way to
the westward at 6 p. m.
Mrs. Louls-i Milnes of Skagway,
who for the past several months
has been teaching school at Kake,
Alaska, returned home yesterday ac
companied by her young son Donald.
Kake Is situated on Kupreanof is
land, 100 mile* south of Juneau,
and the voyage between there and
Skagway, 100 miles north of Junea^
was made in the Ruby, a 33
foot launch, belonging to Capt E.
W. Page of Kake, who will remain
in Skagway and take charge of ex
cursion parties during the summer.
Traveling Auditor N. E. Black of
the W. P. & Y. R., will start for
the Lower Yukon river on Tuesday
cf next week. He will leave Low
er LeBarge on the steamer Wash
burn, which has been on the ways
there during the winter and is the
first boat scheduled for down the
river this seasou. The Washburn
will not carry any passengers bound
for Yukon territory points, but
will have all her accomodations
taken by people who live west of
the Canadian boundary.
James Priugle and wife, of Edin
boro, Scotland, are here on a world'
tour. After visiting Australia and
New Zealand they passed through
the Suez canal and crossed the
Pacific to Vancouver, B. C., on the
Makuri, a Caiir.dian-Australian lin
er, the captain of which vessel, al
though never having visited the
north, strongly recommended their
making the voyage to Skagway. Mr.
and Mre. Pringle are guests at the
Pullen House while the Maquinna is
In port .
C. E. Cassels, an old-time Al
askan, well known in this part of
the territory, is a passenger on
board the Northwestern bound for
the westward, where he owns valu
J able mining oropertles near Se
ward. Mr. Casstl was the builder
of the aerial tram over the sum
mit of the Chilkoot pass in the
early days of the Klondike rush.
His home is In New York, and his
present trip to Alaska is for the
mrpose of sizing up the situation
for future operations and to look
over his mineral claims.
There was a capacity crowd at
the Popular Picture Palace last
night at the benefit performance for
the Skagway brass band, and af
ter the liquidation of the expenses
incident to it, the boys will be the
gainers approximately of $30. To
night the third installment of "Lu
cille Love, the Girl of Mystery,"
will be given. I' is a play that
ranks In the moving picture world
duce. The management of the Popv
lar Picture Palace is experimenting
with this gTeat photo-play and
should it continue as popular as the
first installments gave promise of
Its doing, he will arrange for oth
er high class features comprising
long reels. The present story grows
more exciting as it progresses. Oth
er features tonight will be "The
Trao Powers," "The Foreman of
the Jury," comedvr and "When the
Sphinx Spoke." AVIusic by Prof. 0.
Selmer and Mr. P. !. Ganty.
The members of the Skagway W.
C. T. U. met yesterday afternoon
at 3:30 in the M. E. church annex,
Mrs. G V. Zinkan presiding. Among
Other things the matter of the com
[ in,; W. T. T. U. convention, which is
to convene in Skagway on the 12th
of the present month, and continue
for thr<?e day^, was discussed and
preliminary arrangements made for
its holding. It will be the first
convention of this organization ov
er held in Alaska. Mrs. L. A.
Harrises, whose mother, Mrs. T. A.
Shorth'U. of Tacoma, Wash., was
the organizer and president in the
early days of Skagway of the first
W. C. T U. branch in this terri
tory, was elected as a delegate to
the coming convention and Mrs. G.
V. Zinkan and Mrs. Edward I. Wade
were appointed as advertising com-!
mittee. The sessions of the conven
tion will hi held in the M. E.
MNMS
MffREMi
CUTICURA
Soap and Cuticura Ointment
for skin purity and beauty.
Samplles Free by Mall
Cut!mra Soap and OtottMfct *>ld evrfywbifi,
UIjcva! sample 01 each m&UM fi«« with 83-p.
AiMrtss post-cartl "CUUCUT*," JW. 6F. BdOfc
church and on Tuesday, May 13th,
luncheon will be served in the lec
ture room adjoining. We under
stand that Mayor Howard Ashley
has consented to deliver the ad
dress of welcome to the president of
the Alaska bianch of the W. C. T.
(J and the visiting delegates, and
ac 1 that brasz keys, with white rib
bon attached, symbolical of free
dom of action while here, will be
presented to each visitor on ar
rival. Gov. J. F. A. Strong has
tentatively signified his intention
to be in Skagway to attend the con
vention on the 14th,and it Is more
than probable he will be accom
oanied oy Mrs. Strong.
THE LAW UPHELD
T!ie manufacture^ of tfc« "PUR
OLA'' lino of Household Remedies
and Toilet Preparation# are In
accord with the pur« Food Law*.
Besides this their preparation* are
sold under an i ron-clad guarantee
Once used, you will use no other.
Your druggist will supply you. BpecJ
ty "PUROLA!" Sold Kellei
Bros. Drug Co.
—————— »
ORAB MEAT COOK 1AIL8
at
The Pack Train RaMaomn!
Service a la ca*tet
PRIMARY ELECTION TAKES -
PLACE IN LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles, May 5—Candidate#
for mayor of I.os Angeles ware be
ing chosen today at a municipal
primary election. Chief of Police
Charles Sebastian, Robert Allen, a
former police commissioner, and P.
j. Whiffen, member of the city
council, were the best known candi
dates. Two will go ou the ballot
which will be voted at the final elec
tion next month.
Later—The total vote for mayor
is estimated at 75,000, of which
Sebastian will poll 40 per cent.
BOXERS COMPETE IN TOURNEx
San Francisco, Cal., May 5—The
exnosition championships, open to
any amateur boxer in the world, be
gan here today and will ba contesta
for the next three days. There will
be eight classes In each tourna
ment, ranging from the 108 pound
class to the heavyweight.
Interior Weather
Skagway, clear, h. w.
XVhitehorse, clear, n w. 44 above.
Lower LeBarge, cloudy, calm 40
above.
Hootalinqua, cloui'y, calm, 38
above.
Big Salmon, cloudy, a. w. 40
above.
Carmacks, cloudy, s. w. 37~ above.
Yukon Crossing, cloudy, a w. 38
above.
Selkirk, cloudy, t\ w. 3? above.
Coffee Creek, cloudy, n. w. 40
above.
Stewart River, cloudy, n. w. 34
above.
Ogilvie, cloudy, n. w. 34 above.
Dawson, cloudy, n. w. 32 above.
TO RENT OR FOR SALE
Nicely furnished house, in good
neighborhood. Larg# lot, taxes
paid, title perfect, good -barn, *'ae
Veil water. Near business center,
finquire of Mrs. Le Fevre, b»tw»*n
Stato and Broadway on 12th Btr**t,
sfter 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 Sllkolines
House Paints, Floor Paints, Varnishes
and Varnish Removers
if
Lacquerette and Enamel
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phua 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday • p. m.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
Arthur Boone, Proprietor
KING'S CAFE \
WHITE HORSE x YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THENORTH
Mrs. Orlott King :: Proprietor
Fishing Days
Take your rod with you on
your hike
A rod—a line^a reel—a can
of King Salmon eggs
A fine day's outing
Get your supples from
KELLER BROS. cTG
J <
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska'
CHART.EY —JOHN
• •« Karaman & Clecaf:
PROPRIETORS
Wh«r» iua Can Get what Y ou Desire Cooked M It Should Be
W§ IUk« a Specialty of Banquets and Prlrata Dimmer Parties
▲ refUad ud comfortable place for a "upper after the ah<rw
or damoe—gerrlce 1h cozy prlrate booth* If d eel red.
LAB PICT
£
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post, Office. Fifth Avenue
Wednesday, May 5th
LUCILLE LOVE
The Girl of Mystery
Series No. 3, in Two Parta
"The Trap Powers." ..
"The Foreman of the Jury."—Comedy.
"When the Sphinx Spoke."
Muaic by O. Selmer and P. H. Ganty.
FIVE r.EFLS
Raised Seats