I WHITE PISS it
=YUKON ROUTE =
The ^peec^'
Route of 1 j Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to anil from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
[>uring the season of navigation, our fleet of modern
ip-to date steamers will operate regularly the entire
ength of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never before equaled.
)aily train s »rvic»? (0Sun 1 ivs) 'will be maintained
Mtvre^a Skig.v iv an 1 \V lita K >r«», an 1 our fully equip
>ed Parlor Obs >rvation Cars afford travelers every com
'ort and convenience.
Pull Information che'rfully given up»n applying to
A. P. ZIPP, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, G12 Second;Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
White Pass & Yukon Route
Arrives
Lravc*
11MB TABLE No. 37.
Dail/ Except 8unda.j
k*. 1, N. Bound
l«t CLui
0:90 & m. Leaves
1JOZ p. m. -
li a p. m. "
1:40 pl m. "
9:99 p. t*. "
9:50 p. u. Arrives
P«wM|(n mast bo
to4 ehocked.
MTk| Ume of trains. |
1M poanda of b*gg*ge will bo checked free with each full
two ticks* and 75 pouads with each half fare ticket.
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
WHITXHORSB
at depot 1« time to have Baggage In
InspecUon is stopped 80 ilnutea before
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Class
4:50 p. m.
8:20 p. m.
9:30 p. m,
1:50 p. Bk
11:48 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
| Whenever yon feel a cold coming on.
think of the full name LAXATIVE
• BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
j day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
,signature of E. W. Grove on the bo«c. 25c
Sulwrrlbe for tio Dally Alaakaa.
New Low Fares Effective Aug. 20
TTrrough tickets from S. £. Alaskan ports to Min
neapolis, St- Paul, chl<ago and *11 points K"«t
will be on sale via Seattle and title "Milwaukee"
Hallway the nc-w low teres oa and afte^ August
20th by the Alaska S. S. Co., P*c. Alaska N»v.
Co.., and the Border Line. Full loforntotlon from
A. 6. Agents at Ska^waj.
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
E. J. Shaw,
H. G. Weir
I Skagway A. E. Harris, T.P.A.
(Agents Juneau, Alaska
PINY GOSSIP
111 GAPITOL
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 — (Spe
cial corresi)°n<leuc|B )—The tree
trade Democrat is in congress suf
fered a s«v«i'e shock a fle# duo's
ago wuuu they read tue trade im
port trom Ureal Uritaiu. lor the
mruth ot July. Tuis showa that
imports jute Ureal .Britain ln
t*ie&b«4 owiy $u,i>uu,uuu wuile e&
poi s increased $1)U,UU0,UU0. Jjcmo
ora'ic leau-ers have been arguing all
tile iiui« tnat we lia\e no need to
1'ear a trade war alter the military
conflict in Kurope lias ctacjeu, but
rcporSj such as this will very quick
ly cause '-lie rank ami file of nue
Democratic pairty to iuse confidence
in tlie assurances given by tiheir
inexperienced leaders.
Probably there is oai ft-atune of
tlie liuguts campaign, ttoit gives
JPreuiuni' Wilton, rnotre concern Utua
the criticism uf 14a appointments to
the diplomatic smvii-c. ajj soon
a«s he came into power, President
Wilson pirocecued to turn out ot°
ottke tuo men Wao uau diovoted
maaiy years to the consular and di
plomatic service, inoaiy ox thorn hay ^
ing risen to ugh poe>iiioiu> at iin- j
par*«n* posts as a result o£ efficient
service in lower places. Turning out
tL>« incumbents would not have |
Dttii so Uid, iX their places hu*l
biou lillied Willi men wlioi ii^d some
degiee of u unification X«r tiie
wur*. . As a matter ol iaict, nutei
D* tlie men appointed were men en
tirely wiinout experience In either
diplomacy or foreign busliitas.. One
tti l at-in w«i8 a Texas farmer—aud
iuubUt»s a succtastiHU fawn-eir. au
»:hur was u preacher, wlio bad been
iervuig rural parishes for thirty
fears. He was quite iikeiy a suc
cessful country preacher, buUia ac
knowleutjtu lnat lie kucw nothiug
ibcu* I lie wou-jk of a diplomat,
i'litse appoin'inents wore lu-ue at .
the beginning oi in© .Wilson admin
istration anu aud ware mucn criu
-•iaed a' tne nuie t*y4 tiie CfvU
Service Keiorm league, a non-parti
san crganuauon, but President
Wilson nag been hoping mat Uie.
ma t'er nati been lorgoiten. Kevlvai,
J" cue siiaineiui a lory will uaUo>ubl
idly cotst Wilson, the support oi
Uijusauus oi mou. aud. worni-en wUo
le&ire eiiiciency, especially in tne
»r-xvicfc upon wiiiou jve depend. iuu
ua'ionai respeo> aonong tug nations
>i tiie world.
Tne car strikes in >i«w York anu
fhilu-ueipna, ami) ma tureaieueu
sirmo ou oteam roads aerveu to em
i>baj>ize tiie iact tnat wage earueu's
irn no" misled bi". tiie soil oi proa
jieiitj' wjb nave been enjoying. unuei
iley have been galling souiewnat
tutreuseu wages, luis has been, ac
:on'iianied b>. muon iiigaej- prices,
iiso uue to toy w-vr, ana tne wors
en aic coining to tue conclusion
Ltat <> is only a fctjaipc'rairy revival
m<i tiiat tuey were out gelling
.niiU shaxe in Uie benefit*.
Tnc-re was great satisfaction
tmoiu: public men at tue uanouua
japltai over the news tliat tiie Ko
^ubiicans oi Missouri liave nominat
ed a substantial business ni-kn ol
iemonatrated ability as a candidate
igainbt Senator Jaanes Keod, who
aas made luinisalX few friends and
no admirers by his, long-winded har
rangucs without any constructive <
legislative results. K?ed is one
)i *he most persistent talkers in
Clip senate. Ou both sides of the ,
ihambi-r there will he rejoicing |
when Walter S. Dickey; gucoeeds
tiim. . I
Among the recent risiivrs to me i
jHpital was forcu-ar Congressman. <
Fred C-. S'evens of Minnesota.. _
Spwikiug of the oultook In his state
lie said: "If the Deimocrata ever
bad any idea of carrying Minnesota,
the*- have abandoned i'. Tile only
juestioii is the size of the Republi
can. majority. The entire national
ind state tickets will be elected.
Frank B. Kellogg will be chiosen,
L'nited States Senator. X look to"
see Mr.. Hughes ?et a tremendous
majority, for he is very popular
with tbe voters of cur state.. Min
aeco'a will be baick to the Republi
can camp with the old-time majori
ties "
Gladstone and Dieraell.
It was Gladstone's opinion that Dis
raell was not vindictive, and he ought
to have known. He said so to a friend
of mine, adding. "1 don't think he dis
Ukes me, for instance. "-E- S. Nadal 1>>
Outlook.
The Other 8lde.
"It's all very well for the minister to
preach from the text -Remember Lot's
wife.'" said an overworked, discour
aged matron, "but I wish he would
now give us an encouraging sermon
upon the wife's lot"
OFFICIAL MAKES
SURPRISE CALL
HAINES, Aug. 22—H. C.. Scud
<ler wuadeii, lisneritjis service, being
luioruid tu^t tuwe was illegal
Usdiin^; going uu ut Chilkoot, lauUe
a. liy»u«j trip lrom Juneau to Uiat
place just Saturday aaid Saturday
nigbt m a«^osoliJia boat, arriving
Ulul'u uLout two o'clock Sunday
morning auui arrested twenty two
uian« whom. he found fishing, ou
SuuiCUiy contrary to law, and Beized
thirty two flab. nets that ha found
working. Tha Inidlaus wurcs brougnj,
before Acting Commiasione.r\ HAgau
yesterday.
Two Greek fishormeuj who had
pfiier been diaclwuKttl# or quit of
LueJr own accord, were tne in*_n
tvho informed the warden ox the il
legal listing, aiul whx> brought Ilia
ivard'n up from Juneau, ware in
.urn arrested with, illegal fishing,
ind were also arraigned before the
jcmmislrftxner, and entered a pie>a of
guilty, and were fined twenty five
lollau's eaich. Two of tha Indiana
ilso ewtered a plea of guilty and
'eceived a like sentence.
George Coiaris, one of the Greek9
vus afterwards aa ratted om a
ihiirge of givin® liquor to Ben
■'ox, an Indian, and was given a
ury trial in the commissioners
ou.i t oday, and a<cqui'ted.
Tha i ishing causes or tl'e rest of
hem nave been continued until to
LI U ITU W ur UUIWH a,
rom 'he U. S. attorney'a office can
;e* hero, auid he is espected to
.rrive here some time tonight on
he mail boat.
Mr. Scudder haa "one upi the
'hilkai River this altermoonl and
t is quite likely, that he may run
11 to some mere illegal fishing up
ad around Kluekwun.
'lite liah nets which have been
eized by the fish warden ao\e in
he hands of the Deputy U. S.
jarshal, and will probably be held
a evidence before the grand jury.
Anilin Poisons the Eye
When sharpening a colored pencil be
(ireful not to get an.v of the dust Into
lie eye. Many such pencils are dyed
rlth aniline, and several cases of se
ere injury to the eye have been re
orted. In the Archives of Ophtbai
lology Dr. R. J. MeCurdy tells of a
ouug woman who uot only bad the
rhlte of ber eyes stained blue, but
rbo had to have an operation per
ormed to separate the lower lid from
be eyeball, these having grown togeth
r In the healing of the sore produced
y the aniline.
When Is • Bath Not a Bath?
Sometimes I lived with my grand
mother. She always bathed me herself
iefore she put me to bed. The bathtnb
ras very long and deep. Grandmother
tood on the step which ran beside It
vlth a big towel pinned about her.
She held my neck tightly between her
humb and second finger. scrubbing
ae with her other band I slipped and
ell from one side to the other, splash
ng the water high over the edges, so
bat when she finally lifted me to tne
loor the towel and her drees were
Irenclied.
"There." she would say. "that Is
lardly better than a sponging off. Yon
von't sit still while I give you a real
lath "
I used to go to sleep wondering how
he would give me a real Imtb.—Katb
rlne Keith Lu Aliautlc.
She Ran For President.
Only one woman was ever a presi
lentlal candidate, in tlte anipaign of
884 Mrs. Belva A. bock wood was the
andidate of the ICqurtl Right* party,
idvocating woman suffrage She ob
allied ouly about 'J.iioo votes out of a
otal of 10,000.0! hj. ills Lock wood in
873 bad been admitted to the bar of
he supremo court ot the Itistrict of
Columbia and In 1879 was admitted to
iractice in the L'uited States supreme
ourt
Circuitous Route.
Mrs Wayupp- Where did Mrs. De
Style get lier uew hat? Mrs. Blase—
That's a problem She bought it with
be money which her husband bor
■owed from ber uncle, who had won It
n a poker game from her brother, to
x'bonj she bad loaued it shortly after
ler mother bad taken it from her
'atber's pockets and given it to her for
i birthday present.—Pittsburgh Chrtn
cle-Telegraph.
Needed the Money.
Bookkeeper I'd like an Increase In
lalary. sir
Proprietor—An increase, yoo say-'
Bow great?
"About $20 per mouth."
"Are you planning to get married?"
"No. sir; I warn to get a A vorce."—
Puck
Embarrassing.
Conjurer—Now. lu belp me with this
uext trick. ! want the services of a boy
—Just any boy in the audience—yea.
you will do. my little uiau: come along
Now. you've never seen me before,
have you? Bo> Innocently)—No,
father!— London Telegraph.
The wise man expects everything
from hlmnelf, but the fooi look* to
others.—Ricbter
Public Health Notice
MEASLES
All parents in tills community
are resyaotfudly advised that; where
measles ex is1- in the home, all non
immune children, are prohibitec
from attending school until twc
weeks have elapsed after the be
ginning of the last casq in tire
family..
In order to control this matter
propcrlv it la advieabla to report
all r*cent cases to
W. G.. GABIE,
HeaJth/ Officer.
8-24-31.
TAX NOTICE
Notice is liereby given that i
Will on '.lie 30 oay oX August,
at iiu, iiuut of 1:30 p. ui. oX saiu
day, «eij at public auction on, ua
premises known m the i'utu Aven
ue iio'.e., bo much oX fchfj Per&ouai
f roper' y ou wiiich, 1 hwvie levied, to
pay tne Personal Taxes duo to t^e
City 01 Sita^jway for tire years laiu,
isiu, mi, istia, litis,
la 14 aud lalo, amounting to
$132.oo, with other co&ts and ex
penses to be added to Una amouuti
oi tii© celinquodt sum.
Tiiis notice is given 03 provided
by Sections 19 and 20 ol Ordinance
No. ua.
(Signed) FRANK PAGE,
Chief of Polioe 0£ th«| City of Skag
wat, ■ ' ' j'
8-23-1 wk..
TAX NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that i
will bit tins 31 day Of August,
1916, at th.a hour oX 1:30 p. in. 01'
said day, sell at public auction, oa
the premises known as the Skag
waj Brewery, so niuoh. of tUa Per
sonal Property oa wthich I hare lev
ied, to pay UiQ Personal Taxes due
'lie City of Skagay for tine years,
1912. 1913, 1914 and 1915, amount
lar to $86..20 ith. other ccBta and
expenses to be added U> the amount
of delinquent sum.
Thia notice Is given aa provided
by Sr»iyxns 19 and 20 of Ordina&ce
No.. 69..
(Slgued) FRANK PAGE,
Chief of Police of the City of Skag
way.
8-23-1 yk.
(Subscribe for £he Daily Alaskan)
♦ PROFESSIONAL CARDS +
DR. 1m B. KELLER
Death*
Most Modera Methods.
Opm Evenings.
Office Hours: 1-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Alaska* Building - Broadway
BJUQWAY ALASKA
WILLIAM PALLISTER, M- D.
(Formerly of Seattle)
Specialist is the treatment of
disease* and deformities of the
•ye, ear, nose and throat.
Office: Goldstein Building. Ju
aeau, Alaska.
W. B. STOUT
A t < e r I I 7 At Law
Practice la all courts
la Territory of Alaaka
Halaea — Alaska
To Cure a Cold in One Day
fake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
.md -work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
lignature «a on each box. 25 cents.
COLDS AFECT THE KIDKEYS
Many Ala&kan. People Have Fount*
This to be Tiuo
Are you wretched la bad weath
er?
Dee* every cold settle on your
kidneys?
I" lis your back ache and become
weak J
Are urinary passages irregul..r
aad distressing?
Tiifse symptoms are cause to
suspect kidney weakness.
Weakened kidneys need quick
heK
Doul's Kidney Pills are espocial
I ly prepared for weakened klUnys.
Grateful people recommend t»em.
| Wil.'iam C. liusstll, retired l'arm
i rr, 006 Valencia St., San Francis
i co, Cal., says; "Many colds aud
days of long hours and straining
work caused my kidneys to give me
a let of trouble.. Pains seemed
to settle In the small of my back
and tie suffering I endured. was
terrible. Every bit o£ strength
left me. aud my kidneys acted too
often, annoying me at night. Doan's
; iKdney Pills acted as a tonic to
my kidneys and proved of great
benefit."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidny remedy—
K»* Sou's Kidney Pills—the same
that Mr. Russel had. Foster-Mll
j bui» !*>•., props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Catarrh *JEe Cured
with I.O('AT< ,.T,r:.T"\T"'N'S, as they
cannot leach the seat t!r.' ili.sease. Ca
tarrh Is a !>lo>iri i.i coii. iilutlonal disc-ase,
and in ordei to cure It vna must take In
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken Internally, seta directly upon
the blood ami mucous surface. Hall's
Catarrh Cure nui •- quack medicine. It
was prescribed by "nc "f the best phy
sicians in Litis country tor >ears and is
a regular presrtr'n-' Tl Is composed of
.he best tonics known, combined with the
best blood puri.: -.... ..ny directly on the
mucous surfa<v»i». t; prfrnt combina
tion of the two inf renients 's what pro
dunes such went'' results ii. curing
catarrh. Send for t^stim. nials, free.
F. J. CHENLi CO.. Plops., Toledo, O.
Sol4 by Pru^r'*'" pr* • 7.V.
Take Hp.1i b Family Pills for constipation.
J. IKUTA
MANUFACTUKINO
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Glass
Official WatcJ Inspector for the
P. & Y. Route
Mail Orders given prompt care
RAW FURS
—. WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Oihkoth, • Wiicontm
rax. BKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
■. 9. BMCMAJH, Prop.
uTHE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The largest aad beat con
ducted aMrr la Alaska.
Dally B&ipmeata ot pure
milk &■£ cream to all polata
•a White Paaa ft Yukoa
Route.
Pack Train Restaurant
.The Delmoiiico of Alaska
CHARLEY— JOHN'
Karaman & CLECAt:
PROPRIETORS
Where Yon Can Get What l'ou Desire Cooked as it Should Bo
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties.
A Retfincd and Comfortable place for a Supper After the Show
or dance—Service tn Cozy Private Booths if Desired.
Get "More Money" for your Foxes
Black* Silver, Cross, Red, White and Blue, Lynx,
Bear, Marten and other For bearers collected i» your section
SHIP YOIIH FURS DIRECT U "SHl!BERT" the largest
boose la the World dealing exclusively In NORTH AMERICAN RAW FURS
a reliable—respiSnsfule—safe Fur House with an unblemished rep
utation existing for "more than a third of a century." aloosrsuc;
cessful record of sending Pur Shippers p rompt. SATIS KACTOK V
AND PROFITABLE returns. Write for Ebr febubtrt «wn.
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