K WHITE PASS 8
=TUKOI ROUTE =
| The
Route of
Comfort,
Speed,
Service
Safety
Through Tickets to anil from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska'and Yukon Kiver Points.
During fie season of navigation, commencing about June
•th. our fleet of modern up-to-date steamers will operate
'guiarly the entire length of the Yukon River and tribu
iries. giving a service never before equaled.
Da v traia service (except Sundays) will be maintained
b 'tween Skagway and White Horse, and our fully equip
p I Parlor Ob^ rvation C.irs afford travelers every com
fort and convenience.
Full Information cheerfully given upn applyiug]to
A. F. ZIPF, Traftic Manager,
Skaguay, 612 Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
vVlite Pass <& Yukon Route
TIME TABLE iN"o. 30
Tuesday and Vrltlaj
No 1, N. Bound No 2, S. Bound
1st Lias# 1st Claa*
8:3i> t. m. Leave* SKAGWAY Arrives 8:20 p. m
11:00 a. ui. w WHITE PASS Lenrr* 1:48 p. ii
11:10 a. aa. " LOG CABIX " 12:47 p. in
12:33 p. m. w BEXNET " 12:15 p. m
2:00 p. in. *• CARIBOU •* 10:85 «. m.
4:15 p. m. " *\ HiTEHOKSE " 8:18 £ m.
Posatrgera most be at depot li time to have Baggage in
spected and checked. Inspection la stopped SO itnuftta before
leaving time of trains.
150 ponnda of baggage will b« checked free with each full
fare ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare tickets
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
AT OFFICE OF THE
DAILY ALASKAN
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I SKAQWAY SCHOOL NEWS
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY, MAY24 , 191G NO. 1
PiifM ----- --• M - ' '
It's now ihjt Btiniiy month of
When everybody should h<egay.
iSfctZABKTHAX 0RA&4
Marlowe waa tiib first great dra
matist of the Elizabethan. age. Be
fore his time dramatists wree ser
iously hindered l>y the "bramatic
I? ii it its?'' Marlowe was the first
to break away from the established
order and-time honored cusiom that
no play should takn more than
twenty-Tour hours of a character's
life and the change of sceHese was
limited to a place less thau twen
ty four hours distant. His plays
and writings prepared ihq people to
be more able to appreciate Shakes
peare and although not to°be com
pared with Bhakespeare, Marlowe
deserves much credit for blazing
the tra'l for him.
Nothing but a fertile' literary
soil could possibly have' produced
such a man as Shakespeare. The
English people had been gradually
educated to apprefclatq literature,
otherwise there "would have been
no such great masterpieces as
Shakespeare's Marlowe's and even
Ben 'Johnson^ produced. Shakes
peare was too great a writer to be
hampered by tho "Dramatic UjiI
tles," 'and while Bed Johnson ajid
Mkrlowe wrote for their time
Shakespeare vm>t« for all t'mes
and pl&es.1 This era. marks the
zenith of lleratture, an era; which
the 'whole world has nerex since
equalled.
Ben Johnsoil bet himself against
the spirit of the times and harked
back to the ^'Dralflatlb Unities." Bit
terly critical and (juick tempered
himself he lacked the power to
produce a character unlike himself.
He absorbed all the e?lla of 1 the
profligate court and wrote tot ple&se
an audience of own type. He
was an Inconoclast; and as the
world seeds build erg up rather
than tP&rers down his works are
no* especially uplifting but are
simply valuable as chronicles or
histories of the intimate life of the
courtiers, hence he marks the de
cline of the drama.
The Elizabethan Period saw the
rise, the zenith and the decline of
the drama In the three men, Mar
lowe, Shakespeare and 'Johnson.
"The 'wand that dropped! from
Shakespeare's hand has never since
betui taken up by any other wrlter."
Henrietta Rousseau.
A Jfiture Btory
Florence was going away. She
was going to lire iu thq country
that she loved. Wbwi she reached
tier destination sae made friends
with tnany animals. The one sh4
STRANGE SOUNDS CAUSE
EXCITEMENT IN BANK
Passe tb by the Ban* of Alaska
yesterday were surprised t<i beat
the rapid fire sound of clickety
click-clidc-cllcfc coming in rapid
succession like an army of regulars
preparing for the fire command
from tlie commanding officer. Never
before had they beard that itound
coming from the building—a clos*
investigation brought to -surface
inat same one was pounding the
iejs of a typewriter aHd not using
cUe hunt system to get out the
many letters that have piiedi up
during the absence of thie president.
Just then & reporter frofl* the Alas
kan happened in and was lntroduct.4
the president to the new steno
grapher, who was reiiwnaiMe fbr all
of the t-xcitement. liiss M. Brown,
i graduate of the University of
Washington, and who hss served
with t£e leading banks of Seattle*
has come to Skagway with th« Bank
of Alaska.
dMMiiMMMaai
SENATOR TANNER OFF
FOB CONTENTION
J. M. Tanner l«fi last night on
the Spokane to attend the Demo
cratic convention to b«J h4lft in Ju
neau tola week. Senator Tanner
carried proxies from most of the
elected delegates and la going pre
pared to make a fight ou the is
sues that. will come up before that
body of coriventioners. •
ONLY ONE "Brotto QbMi*," ft* h
l ^axaqye Rroma rapnine
Cures a Cold in One D«y, Crip in 2 Days
loved best was "Chip" the bushy
tallert eqiilrrel. Jlo would como out
of bl3 homo and sit-on her shoulder
she red him nuts. Ha waa
Very shy at first; but gentle Flor
ence soon 'sVOn, his friendship. First
he Woiitt peep out of his door. He
finally came out and she thretw
nuts to fcim. Ha grew frightened at
tiie noise and ran In. Then oame
lcUr£tttlly • Otit again and ate a few,
watching hel- all the while. Finally
when li<e saw she meant him no
hartll b°.'would eat out of her hands
sit. bil hel" shoulder and In h©r
lap. II > would go Into the house
wltb har also. She was very sorry
when t he'had to go away again
and so was "Chip."
Edna Achlsou, Seventh Grade.
Commencement Week begins on
Siinday evening, June 4th, with the
Baccelanreate service in the
Methodist church. • Th«| sen-ice ibe
gins at eight o'clock. The gradu
ating pupils, teachers, school
board and parents will attend in a
body. %
Class day exercises will be held in
the Elksjhall on June 7th. Class
ul&ht w'il be a time of much gay
ety, una fun. Don't miss it..
Commencement Day exercises will
,bo held in the ElkB hall on June
8tL\ '
This evening is of a more serious
nature as it is the time for the
speeches by the graduating pupils
and others. Also the pupils will
receive their diplomas on this Even
ing. Come to all thes>e exercses as
they are worthy of your presence
arid your presence pleases the par
ticipants.
The total sum in the school sav
ings bank reaches ?469.77. Just
whtch it grow and grow with it.
The Domestic Science class made
tw6 angel food cakes and two
devil food cakes oil Friday. The
material for the cakes was donated.
Tfctree of the cakes were sent to the
hospital benefit dagce on, Saturday
evening.
Last Friday morning a very in
teresting urogram was given by
ihe pupils of the third -and fourth
gradeb. It was as follows:
Her Excuse Teacher—Teacher,
Maude Rasmuson — Pupil, Vivian
Phelps.
Hiawatha by third and four grades.
Ihlroducttlou—Mary McCann.
That Peace Pine—Pauline McCann.
The Four Winds—Prosper1 Canty.
Hiawatha's Childhood) — Elmer
Whee'er. 1
Hiawatha's Home—Waller Wheel
Hiawatha and Mudjekoewiu—Eai
Pierce.
Hiawatha's Fast'ug—Arthur, Col
:ison. 1
Hiawatha's Friends — Elizabetl
Dillon.
Hiawatha's Sallng —' FranceJ
Kennedy . •
Hiawatha's Fishing — Nancj
Lynch. 1
Hiawatha's Hunting — Franl
I Bra wand.
Hiawatha's Hunting (continued)
I—Fa* th Adams. 1
In assembly Monday morning Mis
Keenan sipoke of the planting ol
a row o*-trees to .border on th«
south ftidfe of 12th St., •whtelv she
said was suggested by Mr. Dillon.
To the boy who has the beat tree
two years from the day of planting,
Mr. Dillon will give $2.50.
HONOR ROLLS
J< nut and Second Grades
Dorothy Clark
Secil Cox 1
Lucille Hudson
Harriet Towne
Stewart Larson 1
Philip Olsea \
Helen Achison
Florence Achison
Marian Ganty
Marian Ganty '
ivy Johnson
Lawrence Achison
Duncan McKay 1
C-ertiude Hestness.
Thinl Fourth, Fifth; Grades
Earle l'ierce
Vivian Phejps
Virginia Selmer *
Albert Townq
Jack Conway 1
Prosper Ganty
Frances Kennedy
Nancy Lynch.
Mary McCann
Pauline McCann '
i.lea Wheeler
Maud Rasmuson.
Sixth and Seventh Grades
Bessie Conway
Fiorls Clark
Vivian Talbot _
Eiglitlr, Ninth, Eleve nth Grades
Lester Moyer
Ituth 1'edersen
Gertrude Liddicoat '
Joseph Pedersen
Henrietta Rousseau
Kllen Rogers 1
Harry Ach's°n
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Subscribe for the Skagway; School
BACK FROM SIX W EEKS
HOT SPRINGS VISIT
J. A. Nettles, a pioneer hard
wart, mehcliant of this city, hAs
returwel after a six wtelos' visit to
the .Si"Ka. Hot-Springs. Air. Nettles
was laid up with rheamathm and
hopped off at the dock when the
b&ai arrived in this city offering
his walking stick to the first per
son-he met.
Tbt Springs has the hearty en
dorsement of Mr. Nettles. As a
place to recuperate and enjoy your
self it cannot be equaled any place
iu Alaska. ^-The building which, was
burned last year is being rebuilt,
plenty of game in the i>ear hy vi
It will hare thirty-rooms. There is
clnlty, fishng, clams and all the
outdoor -sports that ooe can find
any place 1 nthe territory.
His party was marooned for a
we?k. "the Prince of Wales that
makes the trip was off the run, with
a broken - propeller. A fish hoat
came after the mail but refused to
carry passengers. After being r
fuse'd passage as a sailor he con
cluded that another, week in the hot.
vaters wuold do-him no harm. He
reports that all up and dojvn the
line the people are hearing of the
rejuvination of Skagway and won
dering what it ig all about.
NOTICE
In the Kiubate Court fojr
I'reciiict, Territory of Alaska,
IHvUlon No. 1.
In I he Matter of the Estate of
Henry J. Lynch, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undereinged has been, by Ed
ward -i. Rasmuson, the United
States Commissioner and Probate
Judge of the above entitled Court,
by order duly made and entered, ap
pointed administratrix of the es
tate of Henry J. Lynch, deceased,
all persona having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present, them with the proper* vouch
ers iu legal form within Biz months
from the date of this nojjce to the
undersigned at her place of busi
ness at the Town of Skagway, Al
aska.
Dated this 2nd day of May, 1916'
HELEN D. LYNCH, AdnHnislratrix.
First publication, May 8, 1#1«.
Final publication, May 31, 1916.
»r Lire
LIFE in the open goes a long way
^ toward Insuring Bound health,
which is the real foundation of beauty
PUROLA GUARANTEE
Should any PUROLA
Product fail to give
ENTIRE satisfaction
the trice paid will tw
cheerfully refunded
byyoor local dealfcr.
Applied just before an outiiif, of any kinc
will positively prevent all ill effects of the eitposufe
to sen and wind. Made in flesh and White.
Its uiK! creates the soft, velvety appearance wBich fa SO
much sought after. Price SO cents per bottle. #
KELLER BROS. DRUG CO.
J. 1KUTA
MANUFACTURING
JfeWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China add Cut Class
Official Watch Inspector for the
\k. P. & Y. Route
Mail Orders given prompt care
RUE HKAGWAV
Pioneer Dairy \
a. t. bEEMAX. Prop |
HE Sumy MILK RANCH J
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The Utrge«t and beat co*- !
ducted <y.Jrr la Alaska.
Dally Bb'.pmesta of purs
milk am? ceam to all polmta •
ob White Pas* t. Yuko*
Route. * i
RAW FURS
WE PAV
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST *
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Percey's Fur House I
OaHkoth, - Wi»coa«in U
Zeiiith OH assures the best pos
sib'e reults as a lubricant for all
light or delicate machinery. 10c,
25c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros.
Sola Skagway Agents.
Alaska Junk Co.!
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of Juneau Alaska, •>
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Juneau's Newest and Finest X
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Room wii.ii uotachfHi tli $1.50 up f
Room with private td) $2.50 up J
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Zenith Oil keeps musical Instru
ments, such as Cornets and Trom
bonct In tha very best of conidtion
at all times, 10c, 2-5c, 50c bottles.
Keller Bros. Sole Skagway Agents.
You make a mistake if ■
vou dr not stoo at Jjj
THE t
Pullen Houses
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Electric Lights *j
Rooms Single or en Suite J?
, Baths on each floor g
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Famous for its Home Cooking, £
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and ►£
Buttermilk from our own da^v. 8
Fresh Eggs, etc
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Rates $2.50 Per Day and Up' ®
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Well Lighted, Large Sample *i
Rooms for Traveling Men, ®
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