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PERSONAL MENTION
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Mr. and Mrs Morse, and daughter,
came In from Windy Arm yesterday
and were accompanied to the city by
Col. J. H. Conrad. They have been
visiting at Windy Arm for the past ten j
.lays. The Morse party will go down|
ou the Princess Koyai tonight and I ol
Conrad will return to bis mines iu the
morning.
Capt. J W. Troup, General Super
intendent of the British Coast ser\ ice
of the C. 1'. R., i* " passenger on the
Princess Roval. Captain Troup is one
of the best known transportation men i
in the country anj is mjkiu^r a semi
official pleasure trip.
'?Happy" Dortero. who has been
missed by everybody for the last few |
days, has been very ill with fever, but i
reports today are that he is better and |
hopes are entertained for his speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Liaruaey. prom
inent church people of New \ oric city,
were round trippers on the Princess
Royal. Last evening Mr. Gar, sey con
ducted services at the Peniel mission.
Grange V. Holt, and wife, came up
on the Princ.ss Iloval and will make a
pleasure trip to Dawson and otner
joints. Mr. Holt is manager of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce at Seattle.
W. l>. Conklin, arrived in the city
ye?terday ou the Princess Royal and
will become assistant to Agent Lowle
of the C. P. R. during the season of
tourist travel.
J. M. Combs, the Haines lumber and
sawmill man, returned from a trip to
the Sound on the Princess Royal and
left for Haines on the Hegg th's morn
ing.
J. H. Ketterer, one of the grand of
ficers of the A. B., is in the city from
Rampart, and was an interested visit
or at Camp Skagway No 1 last ni<rht
F. E. Blackwell, tbe hustling repre
sentative Lf the National Cash Registe
Co., wi;h headquarters at Seattle, is
lu Skagway looking after busini-ss
W. P. Ren wick returned yesterda)
f roil his summer h>me a?? Lake Ren
wich on Haines peninsula. He reports
cropt looking line and fish.ng excellent
S. M. Weiuman, a prominent merch
ant of Haines was an over night Kusi
ness visitor to Skagway.
W. T. S. Ritche, Morri s Powers
Mercantile salesmau la here from
Kansas City.
lUfv wrii soMf
A passenger up from Haines, speak
ing of the rush to the new gold striko,
said to The Alaskan yesterday: "The
only reason that Johnnie Morison, Jack
Lindsay, Ben Mahan, ike Sowerby and
Val Haggarty >lo ,iot get to the new
find sooner than they now will, is be
cause they cannot fly. They are mak
ing more tracks to the minute and less
to the aiile than were ever torn off in
Alaska before. If that bunch is as in
dustrious after they xet there as they
a?*e in getting there, the-e won't be
anything left when the rest of the folks
reach the spot. The dust they made
and the rocks they jarred ioose in tear
ing out of town sure did indicate they
were going some."
Bettor Prepared than Ever
Having put in a steam boiler and
other macuinery we ?re better pre
pared thun ever to do first-class work
oo short notice.
>23-tf Skagway Li j -dry
CLOUDED
IN MYSTERY
Englishman's Body Is ;
Found Near Tunnel \
Entrance
Special Dispatch 10 Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, July 24? The body of K. M.
Baillasies, an Englishmen, was found
lato last night at the entrance to the
tunnel here. The man had been mur
dered am'. the affair Is surrounded in
mystery.
NEWS OF
BOATS
Humboldt Due Friday
Ana The Jefferson
Sunday
i Whitehoree. July 24? Up stream, |
Selkirk was at Tantalus at 8 p. m. TLe
Vic'orian was at Selkiik at 10:30 p. m.
The Whltehorse was at Ctffee creek ut
1 a. m. The Casca was at Coffee tret k -
at ti a. m.
Down stream? The Dawson was at
Tantalus at 6 a. in. The Canadian stlled
from Whitehorse with ibe barge Lewis
in tow this morning.
Next Sailing
The Selkirk tomorrow morning.
Boats Coming
Tbe Humboldt will arrive Friday and
the .lelenon will be in port Sunday.
The City of Seattle sailed from Seat
t e iust night.
RIC'I STRIKE
REPORTED AT HAINES
"There Is a good deal of excitement
down tliere" said Capt. Madsru of the
negu, last night in speaking of the re
port of a rich strike which comes from
Esines. "The story is that free milling
ore which runs from f70 to $400 a ton
na^ been discovered, and a number of
people left there yesterday for the new
strike. From all that I could gathtr;
the p'ace Is somewhere past Chilkoot ;
lakj oc Chilkoot river, lilcely in tbe i
Rainy Hollow country In Canadian ter- .
ritory. There is nothing defi aite about
the stritce, but there is a lot of excite- !
meat nevertheless, "
Al! the delicacies of tbe season at the I
Pack Trdiu Kestaruant.
The best diniugiroom.the best hotel ac
c jiu uodation-i, tbe most comfort at the
Fift i avenue
FOUND? A diamond. The owner
can have, by proving property and pay- 1
ing for this ad.? The American Tail
ors. tf
FOUND? A black leather Swastika
watch fob. Owuer can have same oy
calling at The Alaskan office and paying
for this ad. 7-22-tf
50 designs of 1907 wal! paper just re
eelved at Harrison's.
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j L U I L L L 11
And they are seldom disappointed. They buy that kind- The
fact that a shoe should feel comfortable from the start is un
known to them because they have never felt the luxury putting
on a rightly made shoe. They overlook the fact that HANAN
shoe at its price eives the wear o ' two pairs of the kind they buy.
They tor get also, that a
HHNAN SHOE
offers more real comfort when new than their kind of shoes offer
after months of wear? that it starts out a smart, stylish shoe, and
ends just as smart and stylish. There are not so many such peo
ple as there used to be. We know this because we sell so many
more HANAN shoes than we used. Maybe you would like to
prove these facts- We have just received a new shipment and
can give you many styles to select from.
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
,A
StVEN DAVS MORt
I desire to call your attention to the
fact that there is only a few days left of
my tlrst visit lo Ska* way, as 1 shall
leave tor Sitka about August 1st.
Have you had your eyes attended to
yet t If not you should have them
thoroughly tested and glasses titled if
necessary. Refracting parlor at Gold
en North hotel, l'hone 24 for appoint
ment. Open from i":30 a. m. to lJ:3U p.
m. Klectric apparatus for evening
test. Refraction and diseases of the
eye a speciality.
Dr. E, E Kimball.
TURKEY BROILERS.
How the Poults May Sometimes Bo
Disposed of to Advantage.
IVople living In locations where it
would l?t' very embarrassing to tare
for litrce Docks of roaming turkeys
during the late fall may yet raise large
(locks of poults to broiler size and
then dispose of them at a splendid
p roll l before they can become a nui
saiii c to the neighbors, says Mrs. It. E.
Kloren In Inland Poultry Journal.
Good prices may now be obtained for
turkeys at any time of the year, the
February. March and April markets
tifteu bringing more satisfactory re
turns for liens and late small turns
than the holiday markets. In regard to
tliu. selection of breeding stock, the
bens should be strong and healthy, of
medium size. Do not have them ab
normally large. Indeed, I consider
over large hens so unprofitable that
were I compelled to use either under
sized or uuuaturally larje females I
would choose the former as giving me
the best chance, for in that case I
could he reasonably sure of eggs and
chicks iu numbers. Most of the large
heus produce but few eggs and mostly
infertile.
I prefer pullets that will weigh with
out being fat, simply In good layiuj,
condition, aliout seventeen pounds each
at lay lug time. Such pullets will grow
into mature hens of tweuty-one aud
.wenty-two pounds each, which Is the
'jest weight for profitable heus.
The tuale should not lie too large iu
proportion to the fem le? of his yard.
If your females are small and you wish
to Improve your stock, by all meaus
secure a medium sized male for the
first year. , This advice is worth heed
lug. us it may save you disappoint
ment and loss. The male should be u
cockerel, uud If he Is pure bred aud
has been bred right? that Is, with pleu
ly 01 constitutional vigor? the offspring
froiu this muting will prove sutHcli uily
large to justify you iu saving the nicest
pu..ets to keep over, and then secure a
large male for the second muting.
Winter Layer*.
That It Is possible to obtain birds
that lay well during the winter mouths
Is evldeut from the oft recorded report
of birds that lay more than 200 egg;.
In the course of a year, an average that
Is only possible by a fair return during
such mouths, says \V. 11. Gilbert In
I'bP .'elpbla Farm Journal.
V tor layers are obtainable by
ha i.ug birds early In the year and
then helping the pullets through the
molt by the judicious use of nutritious
foods. The word "Judicious" Is the
key to the situation. Too much food
spoils the layer's eggs.
It cannot be too freely reiterated
th'tt laying hens >' >uld be maintained
In a lean, hard con itlon aud on no ac
count be allowed to become fat aud
Hubby.
The Beutal Bu9lnes9 college, Tacoma,
purchased 51 new Remington typewrit
ers last month. ' 3t
Elbow length wntte silk glotesat
Harrison's
William Hoskins
__ Bout and Shoe Maker ?
Kepairia^ promptly done wilh llie best
material io the market
Ladies' ami Children's Sboes Mondad
Broadway Uetwoou 3rd and 4ih Aval
? Headquarters for
Swastika Jewelry
The Good Luck Charm
H. D. Kirinse,
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CHI El* SURGEON W. P. & Y. K.
Residence Eight Ave. and Broadwar
OFFICE HOUltt
Over the Alaska Road Coin minion
Corner of Stale Street and Fifth A vp..
2:u0 to 3:3 J P. M. 7:00 to 8:00 P. M.
Railroad Hospital
9:.'W a. M. to 11:0J a. m.
Ollice Pboue No. G. Res. I'lioneNo. 6**
J. I K 11 T ft I
C RA DV ATE OPTICA N
lixpert Watch Maker
Jeweler and Engraver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Tuck Flahafty
George Woodburn
FAMOUS OLYMPIA BKKR ON* DRAUGHT
(INI.V FIUST l.l.ASS aRK ' AKHIK1I IN SI I. 1 K
Leading Gentlemen's Resort
Board of Cradc
Flaharty & Woodburn, Props.
?1'S HIIJ.IAKD AND I'Cuh K? K ?.N! IN < ( >X N K( TION
CORNER BROADWAY AND FIFTH AVKNUE
Open Day and flight
Skaguiay, Alaska
FiKATED AND LIGHTED FINK SAMPLE ROOM
BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
UJbitt Pass Ijeiel
P. D McMillan- Manager
1 Largest and best appointed (id ft ih Vi I (it
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Rehx Estate
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