; 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
J ASK. & SONS Grocers
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Just Arrived, Latest in
Summer Caps
Dortero & Son
Clothiers atid Furnishers
PHONE 32
Dewey
Restaurant
Home Cooking
MRS. C. MLAKKKL, Pro-,).
Corner Second Ave. and
Broadway, oprosite depot.
Meals from t> a. m. to 8 p
m Special luiH'k.'amenta to
regular boarders.
Homemade
Bread for Sale
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The Best The Most Popular !j
THE
NEW
CAIN
Juneau's Newest d Finest •<
Hotel *
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Room «iih detach*!) IbtlTOup jj
Room with i>r!\atebn 1 $2.50 up ^
Juneau. A 3 ka 5
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Sta^e
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Cliampaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited. Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
Regina Hot*! n Whitehorso, { T
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DISCHARGES':
RELIEVED IN ;
24 HOURS;
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ALL DKClittlHTS
"J 1ST A rOiD'
You may call Jt -Just a little
cold," yet It Is so easy for a ll*kt
Ask your druggist for a box «1
cold to develop into a serlou® one
"PUROLA" Laxative Cold Tablets
and break up the cold at one*. Do
It today. Prle« ISe. SD«*lfy "PUR
OLA!* Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Local Happenings
George Baruett la repainting the
exterior of the Masonic hall.
Mrs. James Hoc it left for Seat
tie on the Dolihln yesterday after
noon. m
C. D. Lathrop came up from Seat
tle on the Dolphin and stopped off
at Haines.
The City of Seattle will be in to
morrow at 2 o'clock a. m. with 12
passengers and 11 ton* of freight.
A. C. Pattereon of Ottawa, Can
ada, is stopping .at the Pullen
House, having arrived yesterday on
the Dolphin.
W. G. Beattie, Buperlntenednt of
Indian schools, was in Skagway Sat
urday and left on his return to Ju
ne.au on the Dolphin yesterday.
FOUND—A bunch of keys. Own
er can have same by identifying
property and paying for this ad.
Thibadeau's barber shop. 5-3-1 w.
The closing dance of the Elks'
club on Saturday night was only
fairly well attendee, but an en
joyable time wus had by those who
were therei
The Dolphiu got la yesterday
afternoon at 2:30 with thirteen
first class and five steerage pas
sengers and 15 tons of freight. She
left at 4:25 p. rn. with five passen
gers from here going southward.
Cecil Cole of Seattle, a Univer
sity of Washington student who
has spent several summers in
Skagway, returned on the Dolphin
yesterday and is stopping at the
Pullen House. He will be em
ployed at the same occupation In
which he was engaged last season
by the W. P. & Y. R
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, betwe«a 2nd and 3ad
Open Every Night
Sondftj ana Monday
The seventh episode of the Mil
lion Dollar Mystery, "The Fate of
the Auto Bandits."—Two parts.
For His Master.—A Reliance in
two parts.
Little Billie's Trimph.—Keystone
comedy.
A vocal sclo by Mrs. Fisher.
FIVE REELS
Mu*i« by Mrs. Hasel MaBrios.
Comn»«nces at 8:30 p. m.
TO RENT OR FOR SALE
Nicely furnished house, in good
ueighborhood. Large lot, taxes
paid, title perfect, good barn, *'ne
well water. Near business center.
Snquire of Mrs. La Fevre, between
State and Broadway on 12th street,
after 11 a. m.
Washington, May 3—The Dis
trict of Columbia Equal Suffrage as
sociation celebrated National Suf
frage Day here Saturday.
A crowd of h&lf & doiten or more
o' those who arrived In Skagway
yesterday on thy Dolphin started
out this morning with their blankets
on their backs to mush over the
summit of the White Pass into the
interior.
W. F. Frost, formerly of the
aadltor'a office of the W. P. &.
Y. R., left on the Dolphin yester
day Tot Seattle and will from there
continue on to his home in Eng
land, where he hopes to enlist and
go to the front.
The east aide of the largo lot
on Sixth street, between State and
Main, on which is located the P.
II. Ganty home, has been leveled
and covered with a layer of fine
cinders and will be used henceforth
during the season as a tennis court.
B. D. Palmer, northern traveler
for the J. W. Fale3 Paper Co. of
Seattle, has notified the Daily Al
askan by postal of recent date that
he will be in Skagway in a few
(days to look after thg customers
of his firm who are in business
here
At the regular meeting of the
members of the Skagway Volunteer
Fire department on Saturday night,
John Bender was re-elected chief;
Guy Sipprelle, assistant chief, and
Mark Phelps, secretary; John Gries
bach, Fred Taaner and Chas. Walk
er were elected as trustees. The
foremen have not yet been chosen.
M. B. Clemei'ger and Ed. Fore
man have been appointed by Judge
R. W. Jennings of the district court
of theFiret Division as census en
umerator for Skagway. and the 15th
of the month has been designated
as the time limit for the returns
to be placed in the hands of Com
missioner Martin Conivay.
Dr. M. F. Hall, flie Fairbanks
physician who was convicted of
assault on a little school girl of
that city a couple of weeks ago,
and was on trial there last week
oa a more serious charge, was ac
quitted on the second indictment.
He has not yet been sentenced
on the charge of what he was
convicted.
Strangers of both sexes are ar
riving In Skanway almost daily to
ti> ke up their residence here. This
morning at 11 o'clock there was a
young lady came to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sipprelle on
Seventh street, near State, and will
likely remain there permanently. All
concerned are doing as well as
could be axpected, although "Dad"
appears to have a little more spring
to his gait than usual.
Capt. J. G. Kobert3 of the river
steamer Gleaner, which plys be
tween Carcroes Taku on the
Atlin run of the W. P. & V. R.,
i* stopping at the Golden North,
having come uo from Seattle on the
Dolphin, "h© Captain has a broth
er living in Oakland, California,
with whom he makes his home every
1 winter, returning to the north early
in the summer to lcok after the
repairs on his boat and get ready
for business as toon as the river
opene.
The first baseball game of the
season wan Dluyed yesterday after
noon on the W. P. A. club grounds
between teams from Ft. W. H. Se
ward and Skagway, the local team
winning by a score of 14 to 13. The
weather was ideal for outdoor sport
and there was a fair sized crowd
in attendance. A number of "boya
in blue" came up on the Peterson,
which made a special trip for the
occasion, to root for their com
lades while on the diamond. The
game was first umpired by Mark
Phelps, then by. Eddy Barry and
finally by one of the visitors from
the post.
A. Van Mavern, Alaska traveler
for the West Coast Grocery Co., of
Tacoma, with headquarters in Ju
neau, who has been in Skagway for
several days looking after his cus
tomers, lelt on iiia leturn to the
capital city yesterday on the Dol
phin. He was accompanied by J. P.
•Stevenson, also connected wit a
the West Coast Grocery Co..
who is in Alaska on his first visit
and expects to spend a short time at
Sanitarium, Dr. P .L. Goddard's
health resort near Sitka. Mr. Van
Slavern will le:ive Juneau in a few
days on a vacation to his old home
in North Yakima, Wash.
Edward I. Wade, the local agent
of the Underwood Typewriter Co,
is today tacking u- in conspicuous
places in town u handsomely print
ed fac-simile of the marvelous
$100,000 production ol that com
pany which Is now on working ex
hibition at the Panama-Pacific In
ternational exposition at San Fran
cisco The machine itself weighs
28,000 pounds, has a width of
platen of 9 feet 6 inches, type
three inches In heighth and is 172S
times largeT than t*ig standard ma
chine. It is located in the Liberal
Art» building in the Court of the
Million Dollar Mystery
Sunday and Monday
Universe, and Is operated by elec
tricity.
The Dally Alaskan acknowledges
■i very pleasaut visit this morning
from,!. E. Fisher, the recently ap
pointed resident salesman at Ju
i'©au for the Remington Typewriter
Co. of Seattle, Wash. While the
travelers for this company have
visited Alaska regularly for years
the agency just located in Juneau
»a the first one ever esatbllshed In
the territory. The Juneau office
will carry a full lin« of machines
as well as duplicate parts and will
also conduct a repair shop to which
machines may be Bent, be thoroughly
overhauled and returned to their
owners with the least possible da
lay and at comparatively small ex
pense. Mr. Fisher will remain in
Skagway for several days, and If
there are cny machines of the Rem
ington Typewriter Co. in town that
are in need of his services he
will he pleased to lock after them.
The Nugget movies house was
well-filled last night to witness the
seventh installment of "The Mil
lion Dollar Mystery," and a very ex
cellent exhibition it proved to be,
not only of the two reels of the
head-liner, but of the two reels of
"The Sky Pilot" and a one reei
comedy. The orogram will be re
peated tonight. The management ol
the Nugget has made arrangements
and will reproduce the following
Famous Player features, probably
in the order lu which they ore here
listed, in the,near future; "The
Count of Monte Crlsto,'" and "The
Valley of the Moon," Jas. O'Neil; "A
Lady of Quality," Cecelia Loftee;
' Hearts Adrift,"' Mary Pickford;
"The Master Mind," Edmund Bxuge;
"The Sea Wolf," Hobart Bou worth;
"A Good Little Devil," and "Brewa
ters' Millions," Mary Pickford; "The
Man on the Box," Max Sigman;
"The Eagle's Mate," Mary Pick
ford; "The Call of the North,"
Robert Edeson; "Tess of the Storm
Country," Mary pickford; "The
Squaw Man," and "The Invaders,"
Dustin Farnum.
Haines, May 2—Mr. Fi9her, re
j presenting the Remington Typewrit
i er company, is in Hainea selling
| machines anl attending to other
J tusiness for his firm.
j S. C. Hunter, general manager an
superintendent of the Porcupine
Gold Mining company, together with
Mrs. Hunter, came in on the Spo
kane and left yesterday for the
Porcupine district, where they ex
pect to Bpend the summer.
John Rosenc, Jr., arrived on the
Humboldt, and is domiciled in hi£
old quarters ia.one of Carl BJorn
stad's houses.
J. B. Peterson has leased the
M. A. Combs Lumber company's
mill and now has it running stead
ily.
The dance scheduled to take
place Saturday evening In the Arc
tic Brotherhood hall was postpon
ed indefinitely on account of the
] lieath of Mrs. Frank Morris,
JITNEYS NOT FOR DENVER
uenver, luiu., .ua) j—
l-robably never will know the luxury
ot a jitney bus again. In the
early days ihe jitney fev&r Den
ver and several other cities la
the state had flourishing jitney
lines. But pressure was brought tc
j bear on the legislature to <snact a
1 law placing jltaey bus lines under
j the state public utilities commis
sion. Previously, city authorities
, under the thumb of the street
: railway corporations, had put the
jitney out of business by prohibitory
J regulations, and the 6tate legisla
ture clinched ihe nail in the cof
| fin.
j BUILDERS HOPE FOR PEACE
Chicago, May 3—A number of
I agreements with contractors exptr
j Hi Saturday and President Gompers
f the American federation of la
' tor, and Thomas Williams, head of
the building trade department, are
1 opeful that a peaceful continuance
of previous relations will be main
tained as a result of the recent
conference.
CELEBRATE DEWEY VICTORY
Washington, May 3—Saturday
was the seventeenth anniversary of |
Admiral Dewey's victory at Manila. |
We Are Prepared to Serve Your *
Many House Needs J
4
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A new and excellent line of Wall Papers and *
Cut Out or Band Borders \
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Drapery Cretonnes and Silkolines
House Paints, Floor Paints, Varnishes
and Varnish Removers
Lacquerette and Enamel '
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Pkon« 56 Stoie closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 0 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. OrloH King :: Proprietor
, • a D^.
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
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of Alaska
CHARLEY■ ■ i JOHN
Karaman & CLECAfT
PROPRIKTORS
Where Yun Can Get what ¥ <>u Desire Cooicsd M ll Should Be
W. Males a Specialty of Banquet# and Prlrate Diaaar Partlaa.
A nfiaod amd comfortable place for a ««pp«r *ft*r th« show
Or daaea—ierrlce la cozy prirate booth* If d eel red.
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GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Tuesday, May 4
Benefit Skagway Brass Band
Universal presents "Partners," in two parts, with Barbara
Tenuant.
King Baggot in tho "Actors Christmas..
"An Elephant on His Hands." Featuring Bomonal Lang-*
ley and Eddie Lyons. ,
Baldy Lands a Society Job.
"Lucille Love" Wednesday.
FIVE i.i:fls
Raised Seats