The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-17

Mrs. Geo. Armstrong of White horse, passed through yesterday on her way outside. She sailed on the Princess Alice last night.
 Ms. R. Dalrymple and two chil- dren, Miss Anna Jansa, Mrs. M. Goodrich, Miss Bettie Smith, Mrs. J. D. Dalton and two children, all of Fairbanks, and Thos. Ford and Jas. A. Smith of Panama, were out going passengers on the Alameda las night.
 Miss Maude Harrison, who has been spending several weeks in Skagway as the guest of her broth CT, Mir. L. A. Harrison, and his eX- celleut wife, left last night for Mo ceau, Nova Scotia, on the Princess Alice, and will continue her trip from Vancouver, B. C., over the railway line of the c. P. R,
 IF. J. A. Sutherland of Fair banks was a passenger on board the Alameda last night, having come out from the interior by the way of Cordoya. He was met at Skagway bv Mrs. Sutherland, who had come out by the way of the Upper Yukon river. They continued their journey to the south on board the Alameda.
 Robert D. Macaulay, son of Just ice Macaulay of the Yukon terri toriaI court, and A. McCarter, son Of Dawson's postmaster, left on the Princess Alice last night on their return to the University of Toronto to continue their studies. They will travel the entire distance over the c. P. R. boat and rail lines.
 Forget your troubles and join the crowd at the Athletic Carnival hall Saturday night. The fun will begin at 9:3O sharp. Prof. Sinner will provide the latest music All twosteps," and the program promises something doing from the tap of the gong" Keep your fans. If you don't know what this means ask the dOorkeeper.
 John LundQuist, engaged ill min ing near Fairbanks for the past six or seven years, but who, prior to that time, was a resident of Skagway, where he was in the fishing business, and known to ev- cry man woman and child in town, came in yesterday on his way out side. Since locating in the interior Mr. Lundquist has been financially successful and is takinO out with him a good sized bank roll"
 LUX is the pure essence of soap. Get it at Kellers' and use it for fine laundering. If.
 W. F. Marcus, commercial tray eler for the Goodrich Rubber Go. of Akron, Ohio, came in from the westward on the Alameda last night. MT. Marcus, whose home is in Seattle, made the round trip to Nome by the way of the Bering Sea, and has taken in all tho inter mediate towns between here and there on the Alaskan coast, includ- ing Anchorage. He says the lat ter place is the best ill the ter ritory just at present. from a drummer's point of view, and that it promises to be good all winter as the property owners are putting up new buildings, levelling the streets and laying sidewalks in every direction,
 LOST-Pair of spectacles in case. J. lkuta name on case. Return IO this office. 9-S-2t.
 Louis Scotoni came out from Nan- sen creek, Y. T, a few days ago, and left last night on the Princess Alice enroute to his home in Genoa, Italy. He secured reservations from Vancouver to New York over the c. P. R. railway and from there over the White Star Steam ship line to his destination at the Skagway office of the c. P. R. MT Scotoni came to Skagway from the outside in May 1914, accompanied by another Italian whose name we have forgotten. While here he bought some property on Seventh | street from Phil Abrahams, which , he sold a few days ago to Mrs. Fannie Baker. When Scotoni left l