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And To-morrow Night
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"Sapho"
Complete In Six Reels
After the Famous Masterpiece
By Alphonse Daudet
Prices 25c and 10c
NUGGET MOVIES
Dewey
Restaurant
Home Cooking
MKS. C. MARKKL, Prop.
Corner Sscoiui Ave. and
Broadway, opposite depot.
Meals from 6 a. m. to S p.
m. Special !uOt'c»ments 10
regular board-rs.
Homemade
Bread for Sale
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Local Happenings
O. J. Barr of Cle Elutn, Wash., is
her© on his way to the interior.
C. V. Ward, of Sacramento, Cal.,
' came up on the Northwestern on
; his way to the interior.
E. G. Wetzler, postoffice inspect
' or. arrived on the Northwestern this
i morning from Seattle.
M. Woods of England came in on
| the Northwestern this morning and
j is a guest at the Pullen House!
, Chas. JI. Normand of St. Paul is
stopping at the Pullen House, hav
. ing arrived on the Northwestern
t this morning.
Kverette E. Stinson ot Grand Fails
; Montana, who is here on his way
•o Carcross, Y. T., is stopping at
j the Pullen House.
The City of 3eatt.lt sailed north
las; night at 9 o'clock and is due
j in this port either Wednesday night
or early Thursday morning.
| U T. Ruffner, old-timer of Atlin,
! v. its an arrival in Skagway this
uu.ru.ng, on hi3 way in to the North
eru B. C., town. Tie is at the
violrien North.
\V. Elizabeth Phelps, Jack M.
Shaldash and J. A. Gray, all of Seit
tie, theatrical friends o: Tuck FlcC
lie.ty, are on board the Northwest
ern bound to the westward. «
L. E. Hunter, F. W. Bradley, E. J
.'•tann, P. C. Smith, S H. Hobbs,
Mi s R. Hanger, H. Pressley, E.
Stevenson and J. J. Langram were
all arrivals in Skagway on the
Northwestern this morning.
J. A. Trout and Jcs Crowley, of
I the Western Transportation Co. of
I Fairbanks, are on the Northwestern
j on their way into the interior, af
ter having spent the winter in Seat
tle.
Andrew Nerland oi the Fairbanks
firm ot Anderson Bros & Nerland,
dealers in fuTuitur>\ wall paper,
paints, etc., is returning home on
the Northwestern, after spending th
winter in Seattle.
A. J. Achison returned home from
i Juneau on the Northwestern this
! morning. Mr. Achison has been
serving as a juror at the territorial
capital ever since the 1st of Feb
ruary.
I Judge Royal A. Gur-nison of Ju
neau is here on his way to Val
de*, where he is going to argue sev
eral important cases in the district
lourt of the Third division. While
in Skagway he was a gueet at the
Pullen House.
Passengers arriving ii Skagway
on the Northwestern this morning
report that before they left Seat
tle all tae accomodations on the
next twelve boats to leave there
after their departure were already
taken.
George Hutchinson, of the First
National bank of Fairbanks, Alas
ka, is returning to the interior on
the Northwesten, which called at
this port this morning and left this
afternoon for the westward. Mr.
Hutchinson has beeu outside all
winter, having spent a portion of
the time in the East and in the
South, and on his return to " the
eoact taking in ttie fcanama-Pa
clfic International exposition at San
Francisco. He was lu Skagway In
11899, but has never been hero
since, until on the orient occasion.
The Mariposa, which was aunounc
td to leave Seattle today will not
sail north until tomorrow night,N and
In consequence will be one day late
in reaching Skagway, which will
biing her heye on the 4th instead
of the 3d of April.
W. Henderson, W. M. McVey, R.
Smith and J. J. Ferguson, all of
Oroville, California, are here on
their way into Dawson, where thay
are employed on the Guggenheim
dredges. They arrived 011 the North
western and are at the Golden
North.
The Skagway Tennis club play
ed the opening games of the sea
son on Saturday afternoon at their
court on the east side of the valley,
opposite the White Fass Athletic
club building. There was a good
attendance of the enthusiasts of
the game, both women and men.
Howard Crosby, Jr., of Great
Falls, Montana, a nephew of Mrs. E.
W. Gideon of the Caribou hotel at
Carcross, is here on his way in to
the Southern Yukon town. He is
accompanied by a young friend, Ev
trette Stinson, from the same place
from wheuce he hails, who is also
going to Carcross.
Gov. J. F. A. Strong received on
Friday from the United States treas
ury department at Washington, D
C., $20,000 to apply to tho expens
es of the present Alaska territori
al legislature. Incoming mileage
was paid to the members of the leg
islature on Saturday, and on April
1st, ijext Thursday, they will receive
their salaries for March.
The engagement of Miss Beatrice
Margaret Behrends, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernhard M. Behrends of
Juneau, to Mr. John Francis Mul
len, was announced Saturday at a
luncheon given by Miss Behrends
at the home of her parents on Fifth
street. The wedding will take place
in June.
M. F. Thompson, n, sourdough
miner of ♦He vintage cf 1891, was
an arrival in Skagway from a visit
to the outside on the Spokane, and
has been a guest at the Pullen
House ever since. Ho will leave
tomorrow for his miah q; property oa
Xansen creek, fifty miles to the
westward of Carmacks, about mid
way on the Yukon river between
Whitehorse and Dawson.
H. 11. Coffey, superintendent of
the Guggenheim dredges on tlie
creeks in the vicinity of Dawson,
ariivea in Skagway with his wifo on
the Northwestern this morning. He
is tikiiig in nine men with him to
work, all o!d standbvs of the com
pany, and expects as many more
ou the Mariposa, when that vessel
•reaches this port on the 4th of
April. Mr. and Mrs. Coffey are
stopping at the Golden North."
According to Town Clgrk McKay
the voters of Skagway are slow to
register thit year, and up to Satur
day night there had onlv been about
100 who had seen fit to attend to a
matter which is absolutely necessary
to the person who wis lie? to exer
cise his rights as an American
citizen at the election oa the 6th
of April. The registration books
will be open nightly until April 3d,
from 7:30 until 9:30 o'clock, at the
town hall.
In the native curio«department of
Keller Bros. Drug Co., workmen
have just finished uiutinj, in and
painting several shelves on which
are displayed totems, oi all degrees
and cf all sizes and quality up to
a certain limit. This department
is also completely stroked up in
native baskets, moccasins, carved
ivory goods and all lines of manu
facture in which the native Alaskans
are adepts.
"Sapho," the famous masterpiece
of Alphonse Daudet, in six reels,
with Florence Roberts in the lead
ing role, will be presented tonight
and tomorrow night at the Nugget
movies. There are some things in j
the story which are unpleasant—but
no more so than in lire itself. "Sa
pho" is true to life—there can be no
question o" that; and in her story
there is both a lesson and a warn
ing to all women. It i3 food for
thought—along many lines—and for
those who have neither read the book
nor Seen the dramatization, there
is something in store if they attend
its presentation at the Nugget.
The admission price is as usual,
25o for adults and 10c for children.
The Northwestern came in this
morning at 12:30 with 19 passen
gers and lfi5 tons of freight for
::kagway. She also har! on hoard 4
first class and 23 second for Val
dez; 24 first and 5 second class
for Cordova and 11 first and 14
second class for Seward.. She left
fcr the westward at fc p. m. Thi3
Ask central to connect you with
No. 120, and hear a late song hit
over tlie Phone.
is tho first voyage cf the North
western since she was overhauled
and renovated. The Northwestern
is now fully equipped to enter In
to the northern excursion business
in competition with tha elegant and
commodious boats of her and othar
lines that have heretofore carried
the banner In this brunch of the
steams hi d business.
Fred Pouzo is painting his home
cottage which is located on Seventh
street, between dtate and Main.
Wo were pleased to observe to
day that Vic Peterson can still
bus 1,1 the baby buggy with his old
time grace and care.
A portion of the sidewalk on the
west side of Broadway opposite the
j Daily Alaskan office, was being re
paired today by Pat McNicho], un
der the supervision of Marshal
Frank Page.
Mt3. Rose McIC-iy dug a nice
lot o£ parsnips out of her garden
on State and Fifteenth streets to
day, which had lain in the ground
all winter. They were perfectly
solid and In most excellent condi
tion for table use.
Speaking figuratively, as it were,
we understand the women voters of
Skagway have something "up their
sleeves," which the> purpose spring
ing on the unsuspecting male vot
ers ere long, of which we eotpect to
make more explicit mention later—
or at least between now and the
date of the muutcipcl election, on
April 6th.
Thomas McGann, who was elect
ed on the 27 th of February to suc
ceed the late Senator Elwood Brun
er of Nome in the territorial legis
lature, reached Juneau at 11:20 p..
m. Friday on the steamship Ala
meda, thus ending his 3200 mile
journey from the shores of Bering
S-Ja to the capital. Senator McGann
lef* Nome on March 2d, half the in
habitants of the town being as
sembled at his place of starting to
wish htm Godspeed. The 900 mile
stretch of snow and ice between
Xome and Fairbanks was covered in
13 days, and was a record breaker,
the best time previously made bav
in" been 17 days. He used nine
dog teams between the two places.
The first 88 of the 1119 miles be
tween Ruby and Ft Gibbon were
covered in one day. Senator Mc
Gann lost but one day on the trail,
exclusive of the time he was sleep
ing. He had to lay over 12 hours
at Ruby and 12 hour.3 at Ft Gib
bon on account of breakdowns. At
Cordova he was detained four dayB
waiting for a boat to carry him to
Juneau.
KlVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
« > iser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
Beer at ti»e Board of Trade.
XORTH DAKOTA AN EL DORADO
Fargo, N. D.t March 2D—Bank de
posits in Fargo represent between
$500 and $600 for every man,
woman and child In this city, ac
cording to announcement today. The
per capita throughout the United
States is $37.15. Aggregate de
posit,-. total $9,000,000.
Wauted salesmen to sell cigars,
cigarettes, and tobacco to dealer®
Experience unnecessary. Weekly sal
ary and $5 a day travel1 ng expens
es. EASTERN TOBACCO CO., Bo*
ton, Mass.
GREAT XOME DOG RACE
TO BE RUN AS USUAL
Nome, March 29—Contrary to r#-l
ports that have been published at
Seattle, the sweepstakes race for
dogs will be run from Nome to
Candle and return, 112 miles, ithls
year as usual. The race has been
set for April 7th. It la beliefed
there will be a dosw entries.
royal gocnmr
embroidery
PACKAGE
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This bloua* stamp
ed on Silken
finished Batista,
ready for making,
is but one of th«
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and serviceable ar
ticles obtainable in
Royal Society pack
ages.
Ii. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 66. Store
closes 8 p. m. ex
cept Saturday, f
p. m.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos }
x
Arthur Boone, Proprietor
FOR SALE
Residence 22nd and State.
Furnished or Unfurnished
LEE C. GAULT
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Eyery Night
Sunday, March 28, 1015.
Paulino Bush, M. J. MacQuarrie
£.!»•' Jossalyn Van Trump ia "Tho
Criminals."—Rex two reel drama.
A sensational story of a club man's
double life.
Universal Animated weekly No.
1839.—"Mammoth Rabbit Hunt."—
Mor* than 8000 jacks are killed in
a single day for distribution to
Door people of Monument, Utah.
"Never Again."—Drama.
"Trip Through Italian Alps."—
Tim simple life.—Comedy.
FIVE REELS
CAM IN Q: "Lucille Love; the Girl
of MyBtery."—A series.
THE ONLY SHOW IN ALASKA
WITH RAISED SEATS
Next Postofflco on Fiftb Aye.
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ic r-. rm wl'l prosper, is like seoojing
• rer from the ocean to prevent the tide
, r.m lising.
You cannot accomplish a satisfactory
ire without having a right understand
tr of the fundamental causes of jthe
rouble.
Vou must kill the Dandruff Germ.
Tewbro's Herplcide does this because it
specially made to do that very thing.
When the germ 13 removed, the ha!r
.is no choice but to resume healthy
owth and beauty.
■Destroy the cause, you remove P~.< ;
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"ich I t
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Six
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1
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Fishing Days
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Take your rod with you on
your hike
A rod—a line—a reel—a car
of King Salmon eggs
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A fine day's outing
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