The
Route of
COMFORT
SPEED
SERVICE
SAFETY
Through Tickets to ami from Atlln, Dawson, Fairbanks, awl
all luterior Alaska, and V ukon Rlrer point*.
During the season of navigation our floet of modern u-a-to
date steamers will operate regularly the an tire length of tM
Yukon River and tributaries, giving a aerrlco never before ®
qualled.
DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
(EXCEPT SUNDAYS)
will be maintained! between Skagway aiul Wiit« Horee. Par
lor Observation Cars oo. every train afford travelers erresy
ci in fort and convenience.
For full information apply to
A. F. ZIPF
Traffic Manager
SKAGWAY. ALASKA
and 612 SecoaJ Av«., SEATTLE,
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE Jfa. 88
Dally except Sunday
No. 1, Round ' No. 8, S. Bound
1st Class - 1st 01ms
9:30 a. in. Leave* SRAOWAI lntm 4:50 p. m.
12:05 p. in. ** UHITa PASS Un« 8:90 p. m.
12:4"5 p. si. * LOO OflHS " 3:90 p. m.
1'40 p. m. " BBmn • ! 1:00 p. in.
S:20 p. nu " OAROROSS " 11:48 &. m.
r.:.10 p. m. Arrives tt 1U1JIOME ■ 9:00 fc. go.
r**«engfr» most b® M depot tm Urn* Id h»T» tm
•p«ct«d and checked. b*»pe«tion to rt«p|iud 99 wteatai Mom
time of tr*la«. —
189 pounds of MM tm wlk cadi Ml
tor* ticka* and 75 pooafc with «kob half Bar* MM
Relieves CATARRH of
the
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You make a mistake 5
vou d' not stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own da^v,
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
H. S. PIJU£N. Piop.
Skagway. Alaska
FOR SALE
i
Th« property described as th« tut
half of lot 5. block 26, 4th A?enue,
adjoinimg the Trail Building, with a
4-room cottage.
$500 :
Cfish or Term*
PHIL. ABRAHAMS;
Established in 1887
THE WEEK
IN SOCIETY
j
Mr. and Mra. W, F. Bhealor axe
In towm for tha Dimmer, the guests
of Mr. aod Mm Roy. Gault.
0—0—0
U_, S. Marshal Irwja o® Fairbanks
wa» & luacheoav Bueet on Friday of
Judge and Mrs. EL A. Ragmiusen.
> > «
E» aura u> attend the A, B, dance
this •raatox. It jbl the first sum
mer hoo and should bg 'well attend
ed. i I
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Mr. W. 0. McKenzIe, retgraa, eu
glooer of tha W. P. & Y. R. re
turned this week from a rlslt to
Seattle. ,
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Mr* W. B. Hargrares returned
last night Crcvm a trig to Juaeau
where she went to Thrtt Mr. Har
graves wlio la located th«r$ for the
anmmar
0—0—0
Mr H«rtert| Wliealer, jeaeral
arer for the W, P, * T, R. is home
la Skagwajr niter a tfla to "White
hoise, whene ts we«t to help oel
ebrrate Emptng day.
> > I
k G. J, Romero, g antral pur
chasing ageni for bhe W. P. & T.
R. ipent sererai dajrg in BkagwAy
and enjoyed a Tislt with his bro
ther, Mr. Clydg Ragsra.
Miss Mararget Strand who arriv
ed recently ia Sk«c*ay from Seattle
left ou Friday for Dlaoovery vharo
Bho will apoad the Bummer with ber
sister, .Mrs. Lyman; Hodgas.
1—I—»
Miss BoecHcr Mud Mica Carlson,
two rained nuBaa tract the Haines
hospital were la Stotgway thla week
Xor a abort Taction. Tbe foang
ladle* made several trips to points
of interest la and about tows,
0—|—|
Mrs. W. Li. Spoor ha« aa apple
tree ia blossom tbH Is a perfect
Jot to behold. TCj^ trea ia twelve
or fourteen feet high ud la com
pletely covered yittt fragrant Woa
60ma- , ■: i jiJid.1
1—«—♦
Mr. A. 8. D&utrich general freight
and i>ii£fieug«r agent Of Uiq Great
Northern railroad JfOfl to S)cagw»y
this week and returned ou tbe Jef
fersou to his h«ad<juarteni iu Ju
neau
0—9—0
Mlsa Martha ttagglUiouddy, one
of flkagway'u guooeaafuj teachers,
lef* o* the Humboldt for 6eaUl§
where ahs will spend bar gummer
vacation, returning for the fall term
of acbool
1 I >
Mr. Victor tL-Imm, so* of Mr. and
Mrs. Hermann Grimm. who baa been
for tbe past roar attending Angel
college near Portland, Oregon, re
turned on tbe Alameda for tbe sum
mer vacation.
0—0—0
Mr. W. T. Hllgert, who ia hold
is* revival meetinga la Slcagway,
returned tbia week from a via&t to
K&tcbJfcan, bringing bis family with
aim. Mr. HUgest viU remain la
i for tba rummer,
0—0—0
The Reverend L- H. Pedaraen re
turned recently from a vl»!t to As
toria, Oregon jrfcierip bo visited with
bla mother. Mix (Captain) 3. M.
Olaea. Mrs- Qlaea returned with
ber *oa and Kill jake her borne wit
bla family.
> • >» ■
Mr. and Mrs, Woodbury AM# and
their little daughter iiaaloe (Dolly)
arrived oa tbe Alameda from Junes
where they spent the winter. They
will go to tbo interior wjctre Mr.
Abbey ia chief a£ the government
engineering corpa. » k;j,,
lira. Alma XcBrtea -wfco baa bean
in Seattle ami other coast cities
for tie pagt sereral njotntha *111 ax
rlTa horns oa the Xlaakat Her
brother, Mr. Walter MaBrien went
to Juneau to maet her and togetlier
they will return Sunday.
- 0—0—0
Mr. N. H. Stack la iioawj firom a
racAtlos visit to Seattle. Mrs.
Blck may return la tin* (o oocom
pa.nr Mr. Black dowa tha Yuion,
where lie Roes la hi* official capac
ity as trarediag auditor and claim
agent of tha Whlta aetPs.
1——■—-0—0— 0 '
On Friday Judge ftog Mrs. E. A.
Baamuaen. entertain od »t dinnntat fo
Mr. and Mrs. lafet Hnd«rbcrg of sa.
Francisco and Nam to. Mr. aad Mra.
■Linderberg kth oa their -way to Nod
by way of Dsvraon,, wfcflra Mr. Und
er berg- haa mining, interests.
•—fi—»
Mr. Charlie Qnfl la of Cho firm
of Trick Bad Mawr*y of Seattle
wat a visitor la tfiwn this week.
Mr. Griffin came no rtU on business
for the firm aad za* utfe a trip to
Halset, Mr. Griffin to am ©Id time
friend of B. KeUter.
— -— r «-* f ~ *r~
Mr. a lid Mrs. I. M. Kilter re-1
turned on Tuesday from a week-enid j
vlajt tn Whitehomse, where they -wei$
*o attend Empire day festivities
While In Whitehorsa they wer$ the
guests of friends and enjoyed wv
eral auto rides in and around the
town. , ,, .j
•—0—0
Oj Friday last Mir. and Mra. HujJg
Q. Weir entertained at dinner for
Mr. Rosa Oshorne, general traveling
agent for the Pacific S. S. Co., and
Mr. Wells, of tihq gqiretnnment immi
gration department. Miss Mary
Weir, Bister of Mr. Weir, who is la
Skagway for the summer, mis also
present, . t. ..^ | | j jj|i
1 >■ t
The "Pop" bad another of the ep
isodes of "Graft" on Wednesday
and Thursday anil as each* episode
is a complete story jm Itself, tHwxse
who had aot seen tthe first of the
serial oould still enjoy the play. Bo
sure to attend tha ahow this ev
ening as a good film will he dis
played.
(Continued on page 4)
Moxxca os urnxuaorai
Q1 flNAXi ACCOUNT
I '
Za th« JJ»Jt#d Bt«t«i OommlwloMr'a •
Do*n tor Um T«rrit«7 of Alaa
ka» BkRffwEj Praci&ct at afc&s
wir, ilMto, Bator* Um Ho*. £1.
A. Kflffinuooa, Commiaaloaar, "-ad
| tfx-omcio Probata fuds»,
(i» Matter oX lh« Sat&tg of Aa
fc» •Maldy,
NQT1CS IS KBROBT GIVEN,
tbat fnuU Buffaoooi, Uia admUla
ETKtoi ot lh« aat*t« of JlJuia Ca»
•Idj, dcowMd, hM rendarod, pnr
aeatatf, ud tiled te t&q «-&or« milt- <
M «B«rt, «la Qui aoooual at W« 1
»dml*i*Lr*Uoj» of «Bld a«UUa; ud
Ua AaArUg Ot U« WM kM bM*
tfcwd D* said court tog thm lTtk, d»
of Jvlr, I91T at 10 o'clock. In U«
tomow of Mid O/j M Dailtad
tftm Oomit Bow. 1^ ai*c*v. Ai
Mto, Mid all B«tn« Utarwtad la
•aid Mtdg ar* ».otI£led to appear
*± »id tlma ud 02* tax objection*
Cagr naj fear* to nM MoouiU lad
to Ikon C»uaa tf U{ tioy
wl»* ms CjuU adMonat #UQul4 not
t* allorvd.
Btfwartf A* Raamuaqn.
CooiubAsIoms aad -Officio Pro
bnts
JlVat •ubUmtlos Ear. 2Sib, 1$17.
l^et r«lxUmU)0« Julj, lQtfc, 1917,
APPr ARING > 5LD
ltt» na rt I*ar to Profit ible Employ
meat.
Toit oai nc*. r.fford to fTo w old.
In thesi <3ij-s of sttvmjoui" competition
it U r.oce tiw-ry ti> maintain. as Ian* as
possible ones youthful appear ux».
It Is imposi&jle to do this without re
taining a lux irlous growth o f balr.
The j>reeencv of Dandruff InHrH«» the
presence of a. burrowing ice rm which
lives and thr-ves on the roo.to o£ the
hair uttU It canses tctal 'ba!die«.
Newtxro'a Herpfclde Is the onl r known
destroyer of this pest, and it 3a As effec
tive as It Is delightful to use
Herplclde make* an elegant hair dress
ing as well as Dandruff cure.
Accept no subst Itute—there Is »one.
Sold by leedlnr d ru*rl«t«. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to The Herplold# Co..
Detroit, Mich. ,
I Ona Delia* 'fcatt la, fu»r«.nt-aed.
At all Drug Stoawe. Xdr.
TENNIS TIME
TRIUMPHANT
Our display for your selection la
aow complete on
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Presses
Tennis Balls
Tennis Grips
Wo have stocked this year the
famous Sp&uldlng & Bros., line as
well &s the Horseman line which is
one oI the most popular lines In the
North.
Wilght & Dltson Championship,
Spauldlng Championship and Hard
Court balls tor 1917 In abundance.
I i i i I j i i.J. ! L rJ :.i ■
Remember all our goods are
jru&ranteed, and we have had your
wants la mind In ordering our
stock. We await your commands,
feel; Eg confident that we can give
you satisfaction In goods and
prices.
Rackets for the Kiddles at ?1.25
and {1.50.
i * i it "
KELLER BROS.
Quality Job Printing—Daily Alaskan
Tougher Than Steel!
That's how tough the soles on these "Hipress" boots
and shoes are!
In gold miaes and coal mines from frigid Alaska to
sunny Arizona, miners are every day proving that the soles
on "HiDress" boots and shoes' actually outwear steel.
They Ve absoh itely put an
end to hob-nailed soles.
What is thisfc otwear mate
rial that out-wear3 steel? It's
Goodrich Automobile Tire
Rubber—far fame* i as the long
est wearing, stroa gest material
ever invented.
Every "Hipct :ss" boot or
shoe is just One *Solid Piece of
this rubber—Molded, not stiic k
together layer by layer—to fit
your foot. No cracks—no peel
ing—no leaks—solid comfort!
That's the kind of a boot
for your work, _Mr. Miner.
Accept no substitute. Insist
upon genuine "Hipress
look for the "RedTJne' round
the Top."
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Seal alt, Wart.
38,000 DEALERS