The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-29


 have much of a talk with him, but expect to do so before the end of the week.
 Judge Jennings and the district court officials expect co get away from Juneau for Ketehskan on the Mariposa which is billed to leave the capital city Saturday The term is called to convene in the southern town on Monday, May 3, and the court is rushing the pres ent civil calendar in order to fin ish in time to get away
 The program at the Nugget movies last night, featuring Mary Pickford in "Caprt.e," in four parts, and one reel of educational films of northern views and views of the rubber industry in Brazil, was one of the best that has ever been presented before q Skagway audience. There will be Q repeti- tion of the program tonight.
 Sam Hunter, trave,er for the Hunter Arms Go. of Syracuse, N. Y., came up as far as Haines on the Spokane and will visit Skagway as soon as he gets through with his busi ress in that town. Mir. Hunter is we'll known to the retail dealers in sporting goods in Alaska, besides being interested in valuable mining properties in the territory.
 Lucille Love, the Girl of Mys- tery," at the Popular Picture Pal ace, drew crowded house last night to witness the second two reel episode. There were other features which brought forth ap- plause from those present. The mu- sic by Prof. O. SeImer and MT. P, H. Ganty was also much appre- ciated. The program will be re- peated tonight.
 A. J. Christensen, chief of the field service of the lanI office, Al aska division, returned to Juneau Tuesday. He was in Hctchikan to hold a hearing in the famous Show enbar mining claim case, but the matter was postponel ior 30 days to allow Col. Showenbar time to se- cure evidence showing that he is the direct representative of the Ketchikan Consolidated Mines com Iany.
 The application O Paddy Goenett and Patsy Davis sor native allot- nents of l6O acres each near David son glacier, near !Ia nes, was ordered suspended Tuesday by the Juneau land office. The allotments applied for were for 160 acres each adjoining on the shore line of Lynn canal, which is against the ruling Of the land office requiring that allotments shall have a space Of enc quarter mile between each all lotment
 William Aiken, who has made Schilhng's Best famous in Alaska, arrived in Skagway oE the Spokane this morning and will continue the trip to Dawson, down the Yukon and up the Panama to Fairbanks, and then outside via St. Michael and Nome. NJ. Aiken but recently returned from Kamloops, British Columbia, and says conditions are quiet there yet. After the war, however, he believes Canada will go forward with leaps aHd bounds.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L Wade and their two sons. Edward l., Jr, and Horace A., both In their early teens, arrived from San Francisco this morning on the Spokane and are stepping at the Pulleu House. They have rented the Jas. Rock cottage On Eighth street, between Main and Alaska, into which they will move as soon as it is vacated by Mrs. Rock. who intends leaving for the outside on visit in a few days. Mr. Wade will take q posi- tion in the auditing department Of the w. P. & Y. R. al Skagway.
 The pupils in one of the inter- mediate grades of the public school were yesterday, under the direction 'f their teacher, trying to name over the different uati0halities re- presented by the population of Skagway. When they came to