THE DAILY ALASKAN
No. 185 VOL IX.
MACCABEES
DANCE I (Ml
The preparations have been completed j
for the Maccabee dance that will take (
this eveuii:*. Uood music has been (
provided and excellent refreshments
?rrau^etl for. The dance will be the
first that has taken pl-ce iu Skagway j
tor some time and it is expected to ba j
wall attended.
A Guaranteed Cnro for
Itching. IViml. Bleeding. Prou tiding
Files. l>rcggist> are authorized to re
fund money f I'V/.o ointmkn l f?>l? to
cure in ?? to 14 days. .>0 cents.
HUMBOLDT WILl
BE DIE TOMORROW
The Huiuboldt will be due tomorrow.
She sailed for Seattle Tuesday evening
She does not carry tuail.
Greens Goe* HlRhsr
Kraucis dree ne, claim agent for the;
Pacific t oast Steamship Company, hasl
b -en promoted to the position of laud
tax agent. He takes the place of the
late Col. S. W. Scott, who died about a
mouth :ifiO.
All the delicacies of the season at the
fack Train Restaurant.
HARRISONS'
Hew school Books
Dryer's Physical Geography.
Caesar's Gallic War,
Thomas' Klementary History.
Lock wood's Lessons in* Knglisli.
Myers' General History,
\\ entworth's Practical Arithmetic,
Bennett's Latin Grammar
Gordy & Meads Grammar,
Kee< i A: Kelloggs Graded Lessons,
Thomas' Advanced History.
Went worth s Higher Algebra.
New Tablets and Compo>ition Hooks.
Kabers. Compass and Dividers.
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AGAINST REPUBLICAN TICKET
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, Sep. 7? The revolt against
the recently nominated republican
ticket, especially against the nominees
for the legislature on the ticket, has
resulted in the formation of a working
man's league for clean politics. The
organization has issued an address to
the voters of King county taking strong
ground against the candidates of the
republican party for the legislature.
The add -ess is headed. "For Those Who
Care More for Character than for
Paity."
The league will meet Thursday ?t the
labor temple for the porpoae of nomi
nating a legislative ticket II fa hoped
that a ticket will be Dominated which
will rata the endorsement of tbe demo
cratic parrv and the civic uoioo.
I
GOOD ONE
Skagway Secuies Service of
Noted Athlete
Wiaole Cutter, one of the most |
famous athletes and athletic coaches on ,
the Pacific coast, is now a permanent |
fixture in Skagway. He has accepted j
a position in the White Pass Athletic
Club, where he will be ?n instructor
in *1! manner of athletics.
The acquisition is one that will mean
much for athletics in Alaska, and
should contribute not a little* to the
supremacy of this town in that inter"
esting field
Winnie Cutter has a versitile record
as an an athlete and athletic instruc'or.
!le is an all round man with the
record of a specialist in a dozen differ
ent lines, and he knows how to impart
his information in them all. He has
brought out many of the best athletes
on the coast, including Charley Par
sons, who has won the world's 100 yard
championship.
It was in 1895 that he began his
career as a member of the track team
of Chaffey college, at Ootaria, near
Los Angeles, C&l. In 1898 be was
captain and coach of Chaffey'* track
team
In 1900 he became a member to the
track team of the famous Olympic
Athletic club of San Francisco with
which he made the Pacific Coast record
for the pole vault. He remained with it.
in 1W.11, when he joined its football,' team.
In 1901 and 190- he was with Santa
CI ira college and began his successful
career as a baseball picher. In the fall i
of 190'- he turned professional and
joined the Sacramento league team
team as a picher. He remained with
it for two years. This is the team
that was afterward transferred to
Tacoma and won the cosst league pen
ant. From Sacramento he went to
San Francisco as a pitcher, finishing
1903 with that club. He remained
with Frisco until June 1904 when he
hurt his arm. This recovered in about
six weeks when he went to the San
Jose team of the California state
league, winning 26 of the 30 games he
pitched,
In the spring of 1904, before the
beginring of the baseball season, Cut
ter coacbed the University of Southern
California track team, and developed
Charley Parsons who made a record of
9 4-5 sec >nds in the 100-yard sprint, at
the Portland fair. Late in the same
season he coached the San Jose high
school track team, and assisted it to
win the inter-schoolastic championship.
In 1905 Cutter played with Spokane's
team in the outlaw baseball league until
it was disbanded.
The spring of this year he coached
the University of Washington track
team. He came from Seattle to play
with Skatrwav in the ball game that w s
scheduled to take place with Juneau,
I
August 23.
Cutter has played but one game of ,
professional baseball this year. He
pitched for San Francisco ooe fame in
the beginning of the season by special
arrangement and shut Seattle out with
a score of 6 to 0.
Cutter's record is as follows:
100-yard sprint, 10 seconds: 220 yards. J
22 1-5 seconds: 440 yards, 52 seconds,
half mile, 2 minutes, 10 3-5 seconds:
16-pound hammer, 143 ft. 8 in. (allowed
r< cord ?he has thrown 153 ft. in prac
tice): ltipound shot, 40 ft. 10 in.: pole
vault, 11 ft. 51 in.; high jump, 5 ft.
9 t in.: broad jump, 21 ft. 8} in.: 120
yard hutdles 1C 2-3 secondi.
PrlnocM Ma> Sails
The Princess Mav sailed for Van- 1
couver and Victoria yesterday evening
at S o'clock. It was decided late In the
day not to wait until this evening for
the Whiteborse's passengers. The
Princess May had 30 passengers out of
Suagway.
Spread Rapidly Over Body Limbs
and Arms Had to Be Bandaged !
and Scalp Looked Dreadful ? j
Suffered Untold Misery for Three
Years? Better in Two Months
MARVELOUS CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES
"My son, who is now twenty-two j
years of age, when he was four months I
old began to have eczema on his face, J
spreading quite rapidly until he was [
nearly covered. We had all the doctors
around us and some from larger places,
but no one helped him a particle.
The eczema was something terrible,
and the cioctors said it was the worst
I Rise they ever saw. At times his whole
body and face were covered, all but his
j feet! 1 had to bandage his limbs and
arms; his scalp was just dreadful. I
used many kinds of patent medicines
before trying the Cuticura Remedies,?
{ all to no avail.
I "A friend teased me to try Cuticura.
i At last I consented, when my boy
was three years and four months
| old. having had eczema all that time,
f and suffering untold misery. I liegan to
use all three of the Cuticura Remedies;
, the Cuticura Soap helped as well as
I the Ointment. He was better in two
| months; in six months he was well;
but 1 gave him the Cuticura Resolvent
I one year, ? using twelve bottles, I
think. ? and always used the Cuticura
Soap for bathing, and do now a good
deal. He was four years old before
he was well, and his skin became per
fectly fair when cured. I give you per
mission to publish this letter (or I am
always glaa to do good when 1 can. I
I think I have told you all there is ncces
j sary to tell." Mrs. R. L. Rislev,
j Oct. 24, 1905. Piermont, X. H.
Coinplrt* External and Internal Treatment tor er*ry
Hum^r. fn?m Pimplet to Scrofula. from Infancy to Are,
ceattalog of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, 30c? Keao.r
, rot. .VV. tin form of Chocolate Coated HIla.25c. per rid
of ft?>, mavbeb?il.>fan<Jru?t?t?. A tingle often curea
I the moat diattvaainf; caa*?, when all other remediea, and
even the heat phy cicians falL Potter Drug k Chesn. Corp.,
I Sole Prop*., Boaton, Miaa.
Mailed Free, How to Cnrr DtofUrnring Human"
|* and "Ail About the Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hand*."
JUST IN
Uneeda Biscuits- 10 cents per pkg.
BarreH's Ginger Snaps- 35 cents a can.
Large assortment National Biscuit Co's
Goods.
Pin Money Pickles.
Boston Brown Bread Flour in packages.
Egg-O-See
Bar Le Due Jellies and other imported de
licacies.
'Phone 51
BAT !S UP
Nelson Leaves Bed and Goes
Fishing
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
Goldfleld, Nev., Sep. 7- - Rattl icir
Nelson pot up from hi* bed this morn
ing and left on a Ashing trip. His fare
is an awful sight. It was pounded into
a jelly", and is now swollen and discolor
ed to auch an extent tbat it is unrecog
nizable. _
MANY MORE
Everybody's Will Establish
Many Weekly Newspapers
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Seattle. Sep. 7 Everybody's Maga
zine, which recently announced that it
will establish weekly newspapers in 14
cities in as many different slates of the
I'nited States, will have one of them is
Seattle for the purfose of covering the
northwest and Ala.sk. a
WE WIN
Americans Get Kii>t Yacht
Race Against (lerramn
[Special Dis a ch to Daily Alaskan]
Marb' hefc'l. Mass . Sep. 7? The first
race betive n American and German
yachts for the Uajsevelt cup took place
yesterday and was won '?y the Ameri
can yacht Vita.
COIfAGE CUV
AT StAIIlf
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Seattle, Sep. 7 ? The Cottage City of
the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's
fleet, arrived frcm Sk gw?y last night.
FOR TEDDY
Ctnnoii Says RofWTPlt >hy
Bp PrpuHeot Ae*in
(SpvciAl Dispatch to Daily A'aakao
Ivorklar.<l. Me , Sep. 7-Speaker Cm
Don, in *n acklreas *<ivocatine the re
election of Kepreaeniatire Liulefleld
lut night. s?ld that strtnfer thioira
hive happened thsn that ('resident
Kooeevelt will occupy ihe executive
chair until 1912. This declaration ?m
taken by the politician* to be an ad -
niission of tbe gravity of the aituation
at the present, time.
WIILCONTESI
Bullar'l Man Will fontpit
Work of Cnnyention
?Special Dispstch to Daily AI**kao!
Heatt;e, Sep. Jame* 7/wk. of Bol
lard. will contest tbe anoo?nce<1 renult
of tbe republican convention wherein
Dan Abraham* was declared tbe nomi
nee for county coromiaaloner. He mt?
there was fraud practiced in tbe e mt
io; of the rote by teller*.
FOR SOUTH
W. ,1. Bnau W ill Tonr Dixie
Land
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaakan. '
Lincoln. Neb., Sep. :-Wil!ia? J.
Hryan will leave Sep. 10 for a tomr of
the southern states He will viatt all
the principal citiea. The trip ?ill
occupy 3f> day*.
Tklrty ?w Trelw
There are .? psssenpers on the tralo
! from Whitehorte toda>
The White Pa*s Hotel. Wbitehorae
has unlimited accommodation*. Every
tiling strictly flrn-clas*
-SickRooin Comforts*''
many times do as much good as a doctor?
They aid the doctor always We have
everything in sickroom requisites that
can be desired? hot Water bottles bed
pans, fountain syringes, atomizers, etc
We are always on the lookout for new de
vices to he^ ill to get well,
Wm. BBITT
the druggist
CEXTRALLV LOCATED BEST AOTOMIfODATTOJfS
New Home Restaurant
Mr*. C. Hilly, Manacrr
Best 25!Cent Meals inlthe C'ty
IFIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good.Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
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