I WHITE PASS 8
-TIN ROUTE =
The *£%' SPeed>
Route of , Service
Comfort, Safety
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Through Tickets to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska and Yukon Kiver Points.
During the season of navigation, our fleet of modern
up-to-date steamers will operate regularly the entire
length of the Yukon Kiver and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never before equaled.
Daily train service (except Sun 1 ivs) will be maintained
betw-^n Ska'.vav an 1 Wait* H>rs\ an I our fully equip
ped Parlor Observation Cars aiTord travelers every com
fort and convenience.
Pull Iafor.uition cheerfully given ui>>n applying to
A. F. ZIPP, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, 01 - .Second Ave..
Alaska Seattle, Washington
White Pass <& Yukon Route
1IME TABLE No. 37.
Dailjr Except Sundaj
•No. 1, JC. Bound No. 2, 8. Bound
1st CIim 1st Clflea
l:M k m. SKAGWAY Arrive* 4:50 p. wa.
li t» p. m. WHITE PASS beuiem 5:20 p. m.
19:45 p. m. •• LOG CABIN ** «:S0 p. ai.
1:40 p. m. " BENNETT " 1:50 p. m.
5 i» p. ui. " CARIBOU " 11:48 A. m.
B:SO p. m. Arrives WHEEXHOB8E " t:00 m. m.
PW|tri dm b« U depot 1« lire# to have Baggage 1j*>
•pcctad and checked. Imapection U stopped SO ilnutw before
ir+rtmx time of tralna.
ISO pounde of baggage will be checked free with each full
dare tlckM and 75 pouada with each half fare ticket.
Only Oue "Brotno Quinine"
iVhenever yon feel a cold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
■3ROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look, for
.signature of E. W. Grove on the bo«. 25c
Suhsrrfb* tor Dally Alaai&a.
Hit the Electric Trail
ACOIJSS THE CONTINENT
If jou want a clqaa way to travel and good way to go
TAKE THE "MILWAUKEE"
Soot, uuoke, an<l cinders tare sow been eliminated
through tbo electrification oI Its mountain divisions.
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
E. J. Shaw,
H. a Weir
j Skagway 1 A. L Harris, T.P.A.
t Agents
Juneau Alaska
CENTRAL ALASKA
SHOWS GROWTH
In CbUtrai Alaska aouth o$ the
Yukcii river th. ri is o. large area
which prior to 1916 waa practically
unknown. lu tlie summer of 1916
a small United S'.'-lea Geological
Sur\ j i-any la charge of U. M.
Kukiu made a ray id. exploration
from Tajjana Hirer at Cosma, to
the head waters of Noiwltna River
and tut-uce dojvii the fjowitna to
the Yukon. A preliminary state
men- of tl<e ima?ortant geologic and
tomographic observations BMtde on
thar expedition has recently been
published by the United/ States
Geological Survey Depaitn,ei.t t"6
Interior as part of Bulletin 642,
entitled "Exploration In the Cosna
Nowitua Region."
Much time has been spent by a
few prospectors 'u a searchi for
placer go'.d on Nowitna Rlvex, but
so far is known the occurence
of comineroial placers In that re
gion has not been demonstrated, la
much of the region prospecting Is
besn wiih consideirablei diftiouUy,
owing to the great depth. and
breadth of the alluvial filling in
the larger valleys. Although no
lodes have yett been discovered the
evidence available seems to suggest
that 'he gold in the bedrock was
probably introduced as a result of
thp igneous activlt'es that produced
the mouzonltes an1 granites, so tha
gold is most likely to be found
near these intrusive musses. The
map ai*CMap&nylng t)us report Indi
cates (be distrbutlon otf these in
trusive rrcks as well as of the oihe
geologic formations.
Genera! Sakharoff
Of the Czar's Army
To Lieutenant General Sakharoff, one
of the ablest officers of General Brusl
lofTs staff, has been awarded the ered
it for the capture of the city of Brody,
Gallcla. During the Boxer uprising in
OENEBAIi SAKHAHOtfP
China General Sakbaroff rendered dis
tlngulshed service In quelling the out
break In Manchuria, for which he re
seived a personal letter of thanks from
the czar. He also took a notable part
la the war with Japan.
Spanish Ric».
Put into a saucepan two tablespoon
fuls of drippings or butter; when very
hot add half cupful of rice which has
been well washed and dried. Stir fre
quently. aud when browned add a
small onion chopped finely, two table
spoonfuls of cooked tomatoes (either
fresh or canned* and season with salt
and pepper. Cover the rlc? with hot
water and cook until tender, adding
.more hot water if needed.
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O ARTISTIC DECORATIONS. 0
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o Smooth pine planks cut in the o
O right lengths and stained will o
o accommodate many books. 0
0 Ordinary store boxes fastened o
o securely together will make a o
o charming window seat. Provide o
o a long cushion covered with ere- o
o tonne or casetaent eloth'to match o
o the window draperies for this o
o window seat. o
o Hang a frill of the same ma- o
o terial around the three sides to o
o hide the boxes. Bank the win- o
o dow seat with cushions. o
! o If a bed is placed in the room, o
i o select a smell one. Have a cov- o
I o er made of the same material- o
o used for the window seat to slip o
o over the bed when not in use. o
I o A screen win effectually con- o
I o ceal the dressing table If the sit- o
I o ting room must serve as a bed- o
i o chamber, o
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Charcoal.
Wcod yields ono-fourth-of the heal
of coal: charcoal yields about the same
ho«>f no pa«I
| A discovery which may have the
^ erfeci of bringing Seward Into the
! limelight in the copper world was
I wade a few days ego by Frank
Skeeit ami Charley Kmswuiler over
at forcupine buy. dome specimens
oj the ore were brought, to Se
ward by the discoverers and are
extraordinarily rich. Theee speci
mens were sot taken from the ledge
iueif but were found Immediately
Leneath the ledge an ehelvee. They
carry over thirty per cent copiper
uini the ore is the same class as
the ore at Latouche which, how
ever, oarriea only about sixteen per
ceut ait the best. The ledge dis
oveied by Messrs. Skeen and Kms
we lei is believed to the ledge
which Likes waa supposed to have
discovered but it Is evident that
Lakes only found staiua and float
under the real ledge and did not
fiLd the ledge itself. The ledge
is located behind a glacier and can
De bfeen up above but is in & po
sition where it cannot be. reached
without some work being dona The
discoverers Iig>ure I* is aibout twen
ty te«t wide and they can trace it
distinctly for a hundred feet or
so from beilofw. The properators
ti ok a ladder along but even; with
this aid they were unable to reach
the spot ex&ctly although they
foaud plenty of piece® of float be
low cr shelves of the steejy incline.
This is the richest and best look
lag copper find ever made near Se
ward and the town, naturally, is
de?ul» interested.
11 The Children's
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What Time It It?
It requires two players who under
stand this same, a leader aud his ac
complice. The accomplice leaves the
room, while the leader and the rest
of the party remain Inside. The leader
asks the players what hour they will
choose for the accomplice to guess.
8uppose some one says, "Four o'clock."
The assistant Is called In. and he ques
tions the lender, saying, "Well, what=
time Is It?" The lender answers thus:
"Don't you know?" and then. "Doubt- |
less dancing time." The assistant im
mediately says, "Four o'clock," to the
general mystification of the company.
The key Is that each hour from 1 to
12 o'clock has been named according
to the letters of the alphabet In ro
tation, from A to K. The leader In
answering must be very careful to be
gin each answer with the letter indi
cating the chosen hour; thus in the
above the assistant noticed that each
answer begun with "D," and D being
the fourth letter of the alphabet Indi
cated that 1 o'clock was the time
chosen.
Jenny Feeds the Jenny Wren*.
Come a little closer and have a bit* of
cake.
I don't reallj, really care how much of It
you tak«.
I love to fe»-d my little friends. Dear lit
tle Jennie Wren,
Just eat a lot. and then some more, and
please come back again.
Eugenie's Manner.
Of the visit to London of Napoleon
III. and the Empress Eugenie, Disraeli
wrote:
I was greatly disappointed with the
empress. For me she had not a charm.
She hns Chinese eyeB and a perpetual
smile or simper which I detest I un
derstand that she is very natural—too
natural for a sovereign—and that Na
: poleon looks sometimes as If he would
be pleased with more reserve-and dig
nity. She was always playing with the
royal children, who doted on her, and
was sometimes fouiid - sitting on the
edge of a tuble. What do you think of
thnt? The courtiers were horrified.—
"Life of Benjamin Disraeli. Earl of
Beaconsfleld."
Superstitious Musicians.
Muslciaus are often singularly super
stitious. Paderewsfcl once ordered an
expensive apartment In London, but
refused to enter when he found It wag
No. 13 or a certain street, although he
paid for It Massenet has written
twenty-one operas and many other
compositions, but on all of his manu
scripts page 12Mi Is written In place
, of 13.
PROMINENT ENGINEERS
A party of men, associated, ■with
the Alaska Engineering Commis
sion, secured south.ward) tran^por
tatlnn on 'be City ol Seattle Sun
day ulgbt. C. C. Glffon, tofco
grayhy engineer, S. R. CajppB, In
charge ol the Geological work, and
Mr. Daloe, supervising engineer in
charge of construction, together
w"h twelve man ou the active etu-ff
c( the oommdssion left lor Seattle
ou the Seattle.
SHIPS ORE
A fair sized shipment of ore
from the Engineer mine was loaded
cn board the City of Seattle amd
cl' ar '1 with the boat for the
south. Thda is encouraging neiwB
to mlun ; circles as tha mining
world is looking with watchful eyes
to the development and. output of
the Atlln district.
Quick Hitting.
Dr. White wua oui'e a champion box
er In Philadelphia One day he asked
a big teamster to move his wagon for
ward about two yards, but the team
ster, Instead of doing that called the
physician a wicked natue
Like a flash White knocked him flat
In the gutter, and of course the team
ster had him arrested. Magistrate
Devlin heard the case, and the In
jured man complained bitterly that
Dr. White had struck him so quickly
be bad no time to defend himself.
"Well." said the hardbeaded magis
trate. "what did you expect him to do
—eend you a postal card to tell you
be Intended to knock you down?"
The doctor was discharged without
a fine.—Philadelphia Ledger.
Moving Pictures and Silver.
The moving picture Industry Is using
a large athount of sliver. There are
about 20.000 picture bouses In tbe
United States, using approximately
120,000.000 feet of film regularly. The
average life of a Sim la three weeks.
Silver salts, used for sensitizing, are
lost forever on being exposed to the
light It Is estimated that 15,000,000
ounces of silver a year—a figure equal
to Utah's total production—are used for
thl# Dnroo««.—MeUl Mln'ns Journal.
Quick Action.
A father remonstrated with his eon,
an Oxford undergraduate, for wasting
hi* time in writing for local papers,
and cited Dr. Johnson as saying that a
man who wrote except for money was
a fooL
The Son wrote back immediately:
"I shall follow Dr. Johnson's advice
and write for money. Please send me
£20."—London Telegraph.
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■KAQWAT ALASKA
WILLIAM PALLISTER, M. D.
(Formerly of Seattle)
Specialist tm tha treatment of
dlieasea Md «afonaitiea of tbe
eye, ear, aoae and throat,
Offica: Goldstein Building Ju
■eao, Alaska.
W. B. STOUT
1 I 11IIf f At L t *
Praetiea la all ootrrts
la Tarrltory of Alatt«
Halms* mm ~ m. ~ ~ Alaska
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and-work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature »s on each box; 25 cents.
WOMEN'S WOES
Alaskan Women Are Finding Iteiief
at Last
It does seem Out, women have
more than a lair share of the
actus and pains that afflict hu
manity; they must "keep up," must
attend to duties in sp'te 01 con
stantly tthiiig backs, or head
achcb, dizzy spells, bearing-down
paius; they must stoop over,
warn *o stoop meanu torture. X^ey
must walk and bend and work with
racking pains and many aclies from
k<dn«y ilia Keeping the kidneys
well has spared thousands of wo
men much,' misery. Head what one
woman says.
M b. M. L Davis, 29t> Weidler St.,
Portland, Ore., says: "For years 1
had a great deal oi trouble with
my bac* and kidneys. Sharp pains
would catch me and it seemed as
II my b^-ck was giving out on me.
My kidneys acted too frequently,
causing much: annoyance. Doaji's
Kidney Pills rid me of the pains. M
back got strong and well and my
kidney's became normal. I have
had no severe attacks of thut kind
sines."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pli is—the same
lhatM ts. Davis 'J.vi Foster-Mil
barn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Catarrh Cannot lie Cured
with LOCAI, APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the sett .•C i:.u lisease. Ca
tarrh la a blood or i natltutJonal disease,
and in order Id cure ll you must take in*
ternal remedies, Hali's Catarrh Cure is
taken Internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous suiface. Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It
wag prescribed by one of the best phy
sicians In this country for years and Is
a regular prescription. It !s composed of
he best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina
tion of the two lnt redlentB Is what pro
duces such wondc ful results In curing
..atarrh. fcjnd for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY &■ CO , "rops., Toledo, O.
Sold by J>ru*el«'fl. pri^e 7Sc.
Take H?U'» i-'aiully i'iilk lur sonstlpatlol.
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Curios, Ivo y Carvv gs
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Glass
Official Watch Inapeetor for the
W. P. fic Y. Route
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HIGH - PRICES
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THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
STie largest ud best eoa
ductod ocJrr la Akuta.
Daily afcipmeata of yar« ]
i Bilk aa* cream to ail polata |
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;k' The Delmotiico ofTAlaska
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