I WHITE PISS 8
=tlM ROUTE =
The SPeed>
Route of ! m&m j Service
Comfort, Safety
During the winter season of 1915-16 ,our regular train
service will be maintained North and South bound be
tween Skaguay and White Horse, trains leaving both
terminals every Tuesday and Friday.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE]
Our through Mail, Passenger and Freight Service will be
operated between White Horse and Dawson, affordirg
all possible comfort and dispatch by means of a
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPF>D STAGE AND
AUTOMOBILE LINE
Fur Full Information apply to
C. W. CASH. Or, A. F. ZIPF
Supt. Mail Service Dept., Traffic Manager,
White Horse, 612 Second Ave.,
Y. T. Seattle, Washington
White Pass A Yukon Route
No. 1, X. Bound
TIME TABLE So. 30
Tue&daj and I'riday
No 2, S. Bound
1st Class
8:30 a.
11:00 a.
11:40 a.
12:33 p.
2:00 p.
4:15 p.
Leave*
Arrives
Leaves
8KAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOU C AB1X
BEXNET
CARIBOU
WH1TEHORSE
Vaweegrn mast be at depot li time to have Baggage In
spected and checked. tnspecUun b» stopped -SO minutes before
tearing tine of trains.
ISO pomda of ba®ta«e will t*e checked free with each full
tare Uckri and 78 pounds wilh each half fare ticket.
8:20 p. m
1:45 p. m
12:47 p. 111
12:15 p. iu
10:25 a. m.
8:15 a. m.
OFFIC2 t- ATIONERY AND
ALL RS^iJS OF PRINTING
AT OFFICE OF THE
DAILY ALASKAN
Save Time
Use the NEW SHORT ROUTE
The Popular Route To and Front Eastern Ciuiada, Also East
W and SouLhera United States Points.
PRINCE RUPERT
Tranaoontlncntal Trains to Eastern destinations: including
Beaton, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Hamilton, New York, Niagara
Falls, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, Toronto, Winnipeg.
STEAMERS to Southern Points: including Seattle, Victoria,
VancouTtr, Axtyox.
Lawort fare*. Electric Lighted Train* Observation Cars
Unexcelled Dining and Sleeping Car Service, Including both
Sta&daid and Tourist Sleepers.
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY and STEAMSHIPS
For furttiar particulars apply to:—
J. M. Keller, of Keller Brothers Drug Co., Citjr Passenger &
Ticket Agent, Skagway, Alaska.
ALL-ALASKA
NEWS ITEMS
It is reported that there to con
siderable mining activity along the
Lewis river and i* is apparent that
this will be a big season tor the
Willow creek district.'
Some joker in Whltehorsa be
lieved that the lire alarm would
not sound when the mercury was
50 degrees below and turned in au
alarm one night when it was 52
below.
Wnile no new discoveries of im
portance have been made lu Ophir
camp during the past year the
camp is reported by miners from
that district to be holding up well.
j A rich find is reported to- .have
I been madq on the Martin property
; iu the Willow creek district, where
a vein of rich ore four feet wide
was uncovered under the debris
from the mountain above.
I It is reported from Anchorage
that tbe postal money order busi
ne.sfi for the last quarter in 1915
amounted to nearly $127,000, and
that onlv three and one-half per
cent of the business was foreign.
That »he output of the TolOTana
next year will amount to a million
dollars is the firm belief of those
who know the camp. The latest
reports from the district are eveu
more encouraging than the earlier
ones. ! dila iiid ij
Harrj Yure, a Japanese, who sold
liquor to Harry Paul, a native of
WraugsU, with tie result that the
latter fell off a launch. and W^
drowned in the Narrows, baa b«en
sentenced to serve three hundred
days in jail.
Governor Strong has appointed
A lit ii Shattuck, of Juneau, a mem
ber of the board of trustees of
the Alaska Pioneer Home at Sitka.
He will take the place on the board
which was rendered vacant through
the resignation of W. P. ilUls.
Applicatlono tor the catent of
five lode claims has been filed
with the Juneau land office by the
Gold Bullion Mining company. The
claims are in a group which con
sists of the Gold Eagle, Gold Eagle
No. 1, Gold Nugget, Summit and
Bird claims.
The owners of the Jeffrey Quad
trucks in Fairbanks found no diffi
cutly in operating their machines
during the cold spell when the mer
cury went to 50 below *ero. The
weather was too cold for horses
but the trucks made regular trips
to the creeks with heavy loads.
Twelve haad of horses were re
cently shipped from Cordova to
Chitlna for freighters in the in
terior. Four of the animals will
be used on the stage between Idita
rod and Flat, four freighting to
Toioyaua, two will 9© usea vu.
Frank Kcrnan'» Kizin* mining pro
perty and two ia the transfer busi
ness la Chitina.
Although there lias been. little
actual money taken out In tie
Lituya district, near Juneau, min
ers believe that the country has
an exceptionally bright future
ahead o£ it. A number of claims
are being opened up ami the min
ers appear to bo veil satisfied that
Lituya will be & good small camp,
and m;'y develop into 0013 of lm£4~rt
ance.
The Glacier Fish, company, which
has interests in Aia,ska and op
erates the Glory of the Seas be
tween Tacoma and ita northern
holdings, lias started work of
erecting in Tacoma one of the fin
est mod era fisheries buildings in
the northwest, according to the Ta
coma Ledger. The building "will
be 120 feet wide by 120 feet deep
The company is capitalized at
(250,000.
The Alaskan Engineering Com
mission itas begun the worfc of
building a standard telephone
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
Im Ub« Trrfnr to Oct Rl<] of Dandruff
Wlthaat BcrpMde.
Did yon ever see any one trying to
wash themselves -without soap or
water?
If you did what would J™3 say of
him?
It Is every bit as fc ollsh to trj to get
rid of Dandruff and to prcww Bald
ness ty feeding the | ems wttcl» cau*e
It. with Canthrsrldes.. Yasellr* Glycer
ine and similar substances v.-*tcto form
the principal lngredi enta of n»»t so
called Hair Vigors.
Newbro's HerpIcHe is mici be
cause It attack* and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
It Is the original -and only genultH
scalp K»rmlr,lde manufactured
Sold by leading drug rists. Se nd ICo. Ir
•tamps for sample to The Herp te'd® Co.,
Detroit. .Mich.
One doHar t>ottIe, gnaraati wJ
A-t *n ffraj store g.
telegraoh, Una between Bew&rd and
Anchorage. Two contract* have
b^en let for getting out tie poles
| for the first units of tie Hn.e The
contractors are cutting the Umber
on their own homesteads.
The Seward council ha« instruct
ed night watchmen to curry a fire
1 extinguisher In their pockets in
: order that they might be prepared
; to fwht lire as soon as it is dis
covered. It is believed that the
fire which destroyed the wharf,
causiug the loss of J50.000 could
have boen put out by a Pyrene whea
first discovered.
Miss Carrie C. Xibloci, one of
the stars of the Thanhauser Film
compaav, of New York, was mar
ried recently to Homer Warier, in
charge of the United States wire
less station at Kodiak. The lady's
big success was in the celeibratcd
picture, "Neal of the Navy," yrhich
will undoubtedly be Bhown in Al
askan theatres.
Ole Martin, who recently re
ceived final papers for his homo
Jtead at MHq Three and a Half,
out from Seward, whicl; embrace?
20S acres, has sold for five thous
aud dollar®, Ole is best known as
ihe man who farmed with a dog
instead of a horse, he having
plowed and cultivated his garde us
Jor several years with a dog.
Dr. J. L. Hauss, of Anchorage, j
suffered a broken hip while driving
a dog team through the tunnel be
yond Mile 62 on tho government
railroad out from Seward. He had
taken the gee polo and being un
accustomed to tho task last con
trol of the team and was thrown j
against the side of the tunnel with
sufficient force to break his hip. ;
INTERIOR WEATHER
Skagway, cloudy, n. jr. 24 above
Whitehorse, cloudy, n. w. 6 above.
Lower LeBarge, snow, calm, zero
Hootalinqua, 6now, calm, «ero.
Big Salmon, enow, calm, sero.
Yukon Crossing, cloudy, n. y. 2
above.
Selkirk, cloudy, n. w. 5 below.
Isaac Creek, cloudy, calm, 12 be
low. _ , A
Ogilvie cloudy, n. w.—.
Dawson, clear, n. w. 10 below.
Hi* Co!i*g« Handicap.
"I remember when it was really a
disadvantage to have had a technical
mining education." said John Hay*
Hammond. "I remember going to on* ;
if the large mining magnates of tb«
lay in California, who had got his la- •
formation and experience by hard j
knocks, and asking for a job. He
said: Then? is one serious objection 1
i to you. Ton have been at Freiberg, i
tnd you know you have to unlearu a
1 food deal when you get Into active
i practice.' 1 am sorry to say there ts
a great deal of troth in that too.
Well." I said. '1 will tell you in con
fidence, but do not repeal this to my
! poor father, who hss made every saeri
Sce to send me abroad for a mining
yducation—I dkl not learn a confound
ed thing at Freiburg.' Then be said.
•I will take you.' And tbat was the
irst Job 1 ever got."
TW» Inn* of Chaneary.
Most of the old Inns of chancery Me j
no more. Clement's Inn. where Fal- |
«tnff and Sba.low "heard the chimes at I
tnidnieht;" New inn. of which Sir
Thomas More was a memlier; Lyon's
nn. where Cobe once t.iught the stn
lents: Fnrnival's Inn. where Charles
Dickens lived: Thnrirs Inn. which wa$
»ne of the earliest of all the legal #et
rtements is London; Barnard's Inn.
where Lord Chief Justice Holt was
imong the "principals"—all these bis
orie places have "in the chance and
basce of tirue'J disappeared from
view. Staple inn remain in its an
ient «ate by the g<v>d will of ibe in
surance company that pnr-h**e«l It a
aumber of years ago.—I.ondon Law
tournaL
Good Reaton.
In his book about his distinguished
-ather the son of Louie ActssI* tell* •
story that relates to the life of the
j^reat scientist in America A few
years before his denth be came Into
his boose tn Cambridge delighted with
an occurrence be had jnst seen In Bos
ton. A carriage pushing through the
crowd had knocked down a woman.
Her escort proceeded to pummel the
driver. "Bat why." asked the listener,
"flldn't the owner come-to h!s driver's
assistance7" "Oh." exclaimed Agas
si*. -was holding him."
Wasted Apology.
~One day." says a London Journalist,
"the late Walter Emanuel called on me
and chatted delightfully. After half
aa hocr the humorist said be must go
and apologized for having wasted so
much valuable time.
" 'Don't mention It' 1 rushed to re
ply. It has been a pleasure'
- «Oh. t^a not yonr valuable time I'm
thinking off said Mr. Emanuel «s he
picked op his bat. 'It's miner"—Ex
change.
Caffaina.
Caffeine, the active principle of cof
fee tos discovered by Range In 1S20
In a pure state it takes the form or
long silky neetL'e^. In ordinary cof
fee It is present io the extent of about
I per cent, but Java coffee contains 4.4
tind Martinique Jos as much pe 6-4.
i ~ 3"*
Downward Course
Fast Being Realized bj- Mm?
People.
A liUle backache at first.
Dally increasing till the back Is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders auf ftttlcklj- tob
low;
Dro)>sy and often Bright* <31*
ease.
Thlsfrequently is the downward
ccnrse of kidney ilia.
Ixm't take tti« course. Kidney
sufferers should profit by the fol- (
lowing experience.
Mrs. K. A. Ward well, 1550 Pa- |
cific S'., San Bernardino, Cal., »*•?"»
"I had a dull, tired ache in my ;
Ivicfe which bothered me moet dur
ing the day, while I was working,
i believe it was impure drinking j
water that weakened my kidneys
and caused my back to ache. Doa.n*s
Kidney Pills rid me of the tired
aching In my back and regulated
the aClon of my kidney*. Since
then, when I hare felt the leart j
sign of kidney weakness Doan* KM
aer puis hare quickly checked It."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Pon't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
that Mrs. Ward well had. Foster
Milburn Co.., Props , Buffalo, N. T.
A cedent ie Dnee.
Academic drvss is a sort of echntar*#
>adge consisting of gowns, tvx>di and
*op>. copied or adapted from styiea
ocff prevalent In England, the cowM
jadon of articles being no (irmogwl aa
» indicate the degree or academic i
status of the wearer. The cod# was
formulated by an lotencolletfale col
ege commission chartered by the Cni
rersltj" of New Tori and hai
idopted In many American colleger
There are three distinct type* of yowna
and hoops—the bachelor's, the mas
ter's and the doctor's. The bachelor's j
town Is most commonly wnrn and has
or.i pointed sleeves; the master's gown
has long cloaed sleeves wtih a allt
tiri'Uch which the forearm protrude#;
tite doctor's gown has velvet Inn on
round open sleeves and velvet facing*
down the front. Caps worn with each
gowns are the regulatioe mortar boerda
with -lack silk tassels — Philadelphia
Press. i
Chinese Architecture.
The monuments of China are arpnr.g ,
the most conspicuous In the wnrid. ;
Interpreted broadly they range from a i
coin or an oracle bone to the Great (
wa'.L Chini has more than £.000 tm- ■
portant specimens of the pagoda, aa j,
original form of tower architecture un
surpassed for beauty by anr eimilix
kind of structure. The Porcelain li »■ .
fit Nanking deserved to be ranged with
the wonders of the wortd. and fer
renara? which made it the superior of ,
the so called m < ec woodon. Cfeteeaa
sculpture has never beet surpass*!,
and there la do evidence tn mundane
art to show that tt ever wTU be. Thee* '
Is a single fragraect to tb# Metfepott
tan museum In New Tark—a etoce
bead of the Tang pertai—wtocae gran j
dear of plastic mastery since Its ap
pearance has contend dtettacUon opoo
the sculpture of the wofli—Journal at
the American Asiatic Association.
Setting Her RiffhC
Aunt Rachel—I see you've patched
ft up *1th Archie and he's ceruin*
bet* again oftener than ever. H*'»
asked poo to TTiaTTT Mm fifty tiinee. }
hasnt be? Ml» Mainly—Oh. <5ear. oe
aunty, bat 1 snppoee he has asked a*
fifty time* to mirry Mm
Wher* At Tbey?
Where are thoee maak*l rWWmi off
j-esterday wboae inoslcal edocatioa .
was complete when they had turned
to play "The Maiden's Prcyer" and
-Monastery Bella T'—Uf.
m btod myaelf to that "UJrt ottem
t*e5nj rlcht, «rQi not he )e"a right whet
( sfcriak from It—Kinsley.
Girt'-tifcd Hie Beer*?.
As Sir Tboreftg More laid hit brad
on the Nre* be becred tbe e*w*j tfewer
te Witt • moment whf>e be cer^ffcTI*
placed hid heard out of reach of the
ax. for, be eaM. "It bath not commit- '
ted treason." which rewstnd* roe ef tbe
story of Simon Lord I-ovat, who the ,
day before his execution on Tow* hfli
hade the operator who chared Mm be
factious sot to cot his throat, a* roch i
an accident wrm)d cense fflsapprtnt
roent to the paptng crowd on the nxr ;
row.—English Magaxlna.
•pNvM.
-I tionp-M yoc told ma Kfta and
Sophy ware on food in. eta.*
-Well, a rent they 7"
"I beard Sophy ask Ella before Hit
whole sociable tc stretch a new pair at
Cloves for ber."—Baltimore America*. j
THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES! 1 J
Why i>a.y the Baking rowdar Co
4 00 per cent profit? *6c aaned
oii every pound of Baking Powder
mean® a ?&Yin£ of t" to $14 la <,n*
year; is this worth while? W« sell
the recipe for making Baking P®*"
vler for 10c a pound at home, etjnal
! to the b«t on the market that
costs 45c or more a pound.
Recipe for matin* eaaily
' quickly; fl. THE UTTUTIW
MFG R. R. S9 Stanford, Com
J. 1KUTA
«AWF*ACTTTRnfr,
JEWELER
* WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Cvriot, Ivory Carving*
Indian Baiketi
China %itd Git Gk«
Official for the
P. it Y. Rotif
Mail Order* *T»*n prompt cmn
ni ■KJMfW&T
Pioneer Dairv
■ * mm**' *f>wr
IHf SMWT H RAICH ■
Th» lxrrW- Mfl t)««t *»»
dsetod ai>?rr It
D*Jiy ihipmntt oI »«t
milk ui' r«ib to «J1 polets
es WMtr * Trttn
Root*
I RAW FURS
—. WS PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE POR PRICE LIST
Percey * Fur House
Oakkosfc. • Whl.U—!■
Tbe Be*« 7"Ke Moirt Poouiar
THE
NEW
| CAIN
. Jtineau'i New*"* and Fir>*«t
| Hotei
1 Rnom with d'tarJ'"^ thflftOrrp
[ Room witli {irir*ie l<ii tJ V> i-p
\ Juneau. Alaska
3neai stetttsfcipeo.
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n«v l%mkv rw«
Mcn>n,i OK SA11 j \ OS
D*Ut ud StMUB«r SON
)«et to d>ur* Without Kotlo»
June an-Sitka Route
L«.t^ Iomki for I>o«i*1j», Fo»
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Klllinec, ChmibMtm tad S!lka
ITBtr WKOMOKPAY AT IS 01
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June«o-Sk»fwaT Rout?
^k*r**7 far R1
4r»4 Rock, Ooa*. JiwUl*. 9«bUb
ai ImUmA, E**)» RMw, r^ngiM
v»a j»»(«h
TTKRT >r«UtT AT lldt * *
WHAT* R JOWKI.I^ Manacw
■i* Yob ir»W • I
J mo 6> od »l
THE
1 Mien House
■ Bk*cL^*<
jj Room* nr fti Strtr
B*»h» on each Sow
5 Famooi Jar k§ Hon* C«Aw«
.j. M3k. Crem, Co«»m« Chww
■ ftnttrrmik fro» aw owti 6>rr.
Frrtk\ E«p. etc
Rales *2.50 Per Day and Ur
Weil LigKtp<L Largr Sample
I Rooms for Traveling M^b.
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