The
Route of
Comfort,
Speed,*
Service
Safety
During the winter teuon of 1914—15 oar regular train ser
vice will ba maintained Nortk and South] bound between
Slcaguay an J vVhite Herse. train* tearing both terminals
every Tuesday and Friday.
CUIKTER STAG3 SHRVICE
0jr through Mail. Passenger ana Freight Service will be
operated between ^hite Herse andJ Dswsea. affording al
possible comfort by means ef a
Thoroughly Equipped Stage and Antomebile Line
| For full information *ppIy)to
! C.W. Cash.
1 Supt, Mail Service Dep t.
■ X'hifihorsa, Y. T.
A. F. Zipf, Traffic Manager, 3
612 Second Avenue.
Seattle, Wash.
'"he White Pass & Yukon Route
tabut v«. m.
1. 31. Bouad Ho. *. 8, Bound
IM claa* I* class
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OLDfcST BANK IN ALAJKA 1
THE B. M. BEHRENDS "BANK
Juneau, Alaska "iL '
Japital. $30,000.00.' *n>lua. $20,000.00 > J' ''
B. M. bEHRENDS. ft WILLIE * ftUY MctfAUGHTON,
Preadeat V)m (*r«*. Caakiar
Jobwork Neatly aiitf Promptly i
Executed at This Office
DANCB TONIGHTf
You will anjoj dancing tonight
and every night U "PUBOLA" Flow
Was is used, it to grinmlar, «lft»
and uroduce* bo dost A good floor
doubles tie pleasoro of dancing aaS
ma*e» the teet light Try It today
25c And 60c c&oa 8poclI/ **PUBr
OLA!-' Sold by KoUar Bim Drug
?o.
KODAK YKAK BOOK KItflK
All Kodak am are Invited to cal
at K«n«r Bros. *nd recoive the nev
kodak yea/ book. 4-21-31
Wasted eale&men to eell cigars
cigarette*, and tobacco to dMlen
Bsperlenee unnoceeeary. Weekly **'
ary and $5 a day tra-rel'ng exp«n«
■a SASTERN TOBACCO CO.,
to», Man.
WEEK IN SOCIETY
<«mill|i|ip..Trrro - .. . i-'mt- frcpyrc,.
THE MAGIC? WORDS
By Berton Braley
How can you climb from the crowd
and the press
Up where the mighty ones sit?
What are the magical words of
success?
Energy, Humor and Grit!
Energy, spurring you forward to
meet
Life and the luck she may send,
Humor which laughs in tiie face of
defeat,
Grit which fights on to the ond!
Energy firing the heart and the
brain
Thrilling each fibre with vim,
Humor, which keeps a man saguine
and sane,
„ Grit, which is dogged and grim;
These are the magical tokens, no
lose,
These are the keys that will fit,
Into each lock on the doors of
success,
—Energy, Humor and Grit!
—Key Publishing Co.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. William A'rter hava
named their lttle son Robort
Matthew.
0—0—0
Mr W. 3. Watson came from
Whltehorse on Wednesday with his
family and returned ou Friday.
0—0—0
Mr. P. H. Gaxty has made a
fine tennis' court in the vacant lot
adjoining his home on upper Otli
avenue.
0—0—0
Mr. Robert Motter returned this
week from a visit to the outside
and will assume his duties us
oa;i of the W. P. and Y. R. force.
0—0—0
Mrs. William Sheaier went to
Whltehorse the latter part of last
week and after a visit of several
days returned home oa Wednesday.
n n—n
On Thursday, May 6th, a little
daughter came to the home of 31r.
and Mrs. Emil Richter, and is en
joying the sunshine of Skagway.
0—0—0
Mrs. H. S. Pulleu has commenc
ed work on a tennis court on the
Pu.len House grounds, which will
b3 for the amusement of the ho
tel guests.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Prjugle of Glasgow,
Scotland, were passengers on the
Princess Maquinna and were well
i pleased with the reception accord
ed them in Skagway.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sherman and
• little son are here from AVhite
horfic and will occupy the LeFevre
cottage In lower town for the pres
ent.
0—0—0
Major A. E. Snyder of Vancouver,
B. C., passed through Skagway on
Wednesday on his return home from
various points on Canadian soil.
Major Snyder was a passenger soutii
on the Princes Maquinna.
0—0—0
Mrs. Louise Milnes and her sou
Donald are home from Kake, where
Mrs. Milnes has bean engaged in
teaching for the past ten mouths.
They made the trip from Kake in
Cape E. W. Page's gas launch.
0—0—o
Mrs. Fred Fickardt and her two
: cafldren Gould and Georgia arriv
i ed on the Northwestern from Seat-'
, tie. They are returning from an
; extended trip through the coast
' and intermountain states.
0—0—0
Senator J. M. Tanner and Mrs.
Tanner were passengers on the
Northwestern from Juneau. Mr.
; Tanner is returning from the ter
■ rilorial legislature and Mrs. Tan
ner from a visit lu Juneau.
Mr. <vdelbert Baker haa bought
tha Eddie Qulnn cottage on the
corner ol' Ninth avenue and Main
si it tit and will thoroughly over
haul it and make it into an up to
date home
u—U—0
Mrs. James R. Rock left on the
Bolphiti for Seattle. Mrs. Rock
has been a faithful worker in the
W. C. T. U., and in church work,
as she is a member of the local
temperance organization and also
of the Women's Church auxiliary.
0—0—0
Mr. Cecil Cole, who has been for
the p.ist year in business college,
[arrived in Skagway on the Dolphin
from Seattle and will join the \V.
P. aud V. R. force as tourist agent,
lie will make his home at the
t'liileu House.
Constable Hayes formerly of
the R N. W. M. police arrived on
the triiln from Whitehorse and
departed on the Princess Maquinna
for Ottawa; from there he will pro
ceed to Liverpool, England, and ex
pects to o tog the front.
0—0—0
Mrs. \V. S. Watson of Whitehorse
came over on Wednesday's train
and left on the Princess JIaquiuna
for her old home in Montreal, Can
ada. She was accompanied by her
two children. While in Skagway
Mrs. Watson was a guest of the
Pullen House.
0—0—0
The closing dance of the Elks'
held in their ball on Saturday ev
en r was fairly well attended.
Th« tall was gay with decorations
o»' ye'lt.w and green. Fruit punch
was served throughout the evening,
and Selmer's orchestra furnished
the music.
0—0—0
The program as advertised for
the Nugget was all that was claim
ed for it. The Mary Pickford
"Sweet Memories" and "Twins and
a Stepmother" were both beautiful
i.r.d little children would be happy
with the latter. The horseback
riding in "The Invaders" was most
(.x'jfcllent.
0—0—o
Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen served an
informal tea on Thursday iii compli
ment to Mrs. W. S. Watsou of White
horse. There were prteont Mrs. P.
P. W. Lowle, Mrs. Willard R. Hil
lery, Mrs. .Norman black, Mrs. Har
riet S. Pullen, Miss Margaret Keen
an and the guest of honor Mrs, W.
S. Watson.
0—0—3 —
The Reverend Charles K. Nicoll
of Whitehorse resigned his pastorate
in the Presbyterian church of that
place and went south on the Prin
cess Maquinna o nhig way to Edin
burgh, Scotland, where he will fill
a similar position. A farewell
social was given Mr. Nicoll before
his departure from Whitehorse.
u—u—o
On Tuesday evening the proprietcS
of the Popular Picture Palace, Mr.
Ueorge Mowl gave a benefit enter
tainment for the Skagway brass
band which was well attended. The
program was excellent and Mr.
Mowl deserves the thanks of all
for his liberal generosi'.y. The
tand furnished goo-1 music anrl at
tracted a crowd.
0—0—0
On May 1st, Mrs. C. L. Brockmil
ler celebrated her birthday by ask
ing informally a few friends to the
Brockmiller home on 11th Ave. and
Broadway. The evening was devoted
to fames, and a fino supper was
served. Mrs. Brockmiller received
a number of appropriate gifts. Those
present were her immediate neigh
bors, Mr. and Mrs. J. Phelps, Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Phelps, Mrs. E. C.
LeFevre, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Achi
son and Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan,
On Monday morning a fine little
daughter came to blesa the home
C Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Slpprelle.
0—0—0
Mrs. a. Turkington of Seattle
came north on the Northwestern
and will ylslt with her nieces Mrs.
Fred Flckardt and Mrs. Walter'
McBrien. Mrs. Turkington Is an
artist with a studio In the Arcade
building in Seattle, end is making a
tour of the north. She will visit
'lore for several dayB and will then
"o south for a sight of the Ex
P eltlon in San Francteco.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Scheffler
of Cordova, record the birth of an
other 1'ttle daughter, this being
the third little girl In the Scheffler
family. The young lady arrived on
May 2nd. Mrs. Scheffler as Mar
garet Whalnn was at one time a
member of her aunt's family—
Mrs. Mai tin Conway—and a prime
favcriU in Skagway society. Mr.
Scheftler was sometime ago con
nected with the Skagway Daily Alas
kan, and Is well known throughout
Southeastern Alaska.
n—o—ft
Remember the first Territorial
National W. C. T. U. convention will
be convened by. Mrs. Cornelia Tem
pleeto'n Hatcher on May 13-14 in
fekgaway. The meeting will be hold
lu the Methodist church. It Is the
intention of the committee to serve
a fine substantial luncheon each
day at noor,. The price will be
so reasonable that one may take
the whole family for a first class
meal and not "repent of having eat
en too little." Everyone knows
what the Skagway ladies do when
they advertise a good luncheon.
o—o—o
Mr. and Mrs. Oeear Selmer celo
bratod Mrs. Selmere birthday on
Sunday last by Inviting a number
of friends to their hospitable home
oil .M.ttli avenue for a musical ev
ening. The guesta assembled af
ter church and listened to a num
ber cf selections on the flute and
viollu by Mr. Selmer. Miss Clara
Mylires played the accompaniments.
Later in the evening a most delect
able supper was served. ThOBe
present were Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Ask, Mrs. Robert Shelly, Miss Clara
Mylues and Mr. James W. Pritchett.
At a late hour the guests dispers
ed after wisinhg the hostess many
happv returns.
o—o—o
Last Saturday Miss Vern Miller
was hostess for a number of her
boy and girl friends, the occasion
being her birthday. MIssV era was
ass! ted by her mother and Miss
Henrietta Rousseau, and the after
noon was given over to games. As
the day was perfect a part of the
time was spent on the lawn. Many
presents weTe presented the young
hostess as tokens of esteem and
affection. A most delicious re
past was served by Mtb. Miller and
Miss Rousseau. Those preent
were Bertha Selme/, Vivian Talbot,
Edna Achlson, Beatrice Olsen, Lela
Malan, Bessie Conway, Etta Sun
deen, Ellen Rogers, Gertrude Lid
dicoat, Irene Adams, Sarah Frieden
thai, Lois McKay, Ruth Pedersen,
I Edward McKay, Fred Blanchard,
Lester Moyer, Emerson Rogers,
Joseph Pedersen, Harry Achlson,
Arthur McKay, Daniel McKay and
Edward Liddicoat.
o—o—o
rHE LAW UPHELD
.
The manufacturers of "PUR
OLA'' line of Household Remedies
and Toilet Preparations are la full
accord with the pur. Food Laws.
Besides this their preparations are
! sold under an Iron-clad guarantee
Once used, you will use no other.
Tour druggist will supply you. Spec)
! fy "PUROLAi" Sold ky K®11*I
I Bros. Drug Co.
LOST—Purse containing P. O.
keys and some chaage. Finder
keep money, return purse and keys
to Daily Alaskan. 6-7-2 L
I GOVERNMENT NAMES ROUTE FOR ALASKA ROAD.
t - . —i _ n
sssasstfey.KSFA- - *
1,'iH'ie Sam's $35,i:0(),000 railrojul will run frmn St-w r<j ru Fairbanks, Alaska, as shown on the map. Photograph
Is Motion oi privately owned road which go vera went win buy. - ' - -
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
■ -Line——
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves v\ hitehorfe the
fourth of every munth
for Kluaiie aud way
points and also <>n the
seventeenth >f wvery
month for Cham paigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
Regina Hotel :: Whitehor»e, ( T
J. IKUTA jj
MANI)FACTCRIN«
JEWELER!
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China add Cut Glass
Official Watck Inspector for the
P. & Y. Route
M*il Order* given prompt care
j RAW FURS'
% WE PAY 2
£ HIGH - PRICES I
g FOR FINE FURS Jj
2 ~~" &
» WRITE FOR PRl'JE IJST 5
5 %
* 5
3 Percey's Fur House t
S Oahkoth, • Wuconiin 3
ran 8KAUWAY
Pioneer Dairy |
H. f. BK£MAN, Prop.
3
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH |
The largeet and beet co«
ductod d^Jry 1b /.laaka
Dally ihlpmenU of pure
milk aid cream to all point*
oa White Pa« & Yukon 0
Route.
junciiiSttaitishUCo 1
C. 8. MAIL STEAM EH
Georgia
Elecrlc Lighted, Sieaa Heated
SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS
Salllmg Data! a»d Steamer Sub
ject to Change Without Notic«,
Juneau-Sitka 1 jl2
Leares Juneau for Douglas, Fub
I Hoouab, Gyp«um, Tunakee,
Killlsnoo, Chatham and Sitka
EVETIV WEDNESDAY AT 52:01,
i m.
1
J 4 t: 11- > c i ; v 1/ { > it;
Loares Skagway lor Halaee, El
dred Rock, Comet, Jualla, Sentim
el Island, Eagle Hirer, Dougla*
•JDd Juneau,
every SUkDAY AT 12:01 a. m.
WILLIS E. NOWELL, Manager.