THE WHITE PISS 6
-Ml ROUTE =
The
Route of
Comfort,
Speedy
Service
Safety
Through Tickets to ;in<l from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska anil Yukon River Points.
During the st>;wn of navigation, our fleet of modern
up-to-date steamers will operate regularly the entire
length of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never before equaled.
Daily train s»rvic» (ex-vit S.mlivs) "will be maintained
bet.v > »n S fi».v i.v an 1 W lit!l >rs », an I Jour fully equip
p *J Parlor Observation CarsaiTorJ travelers every com
fort an 1 convenience.
Fall fnf nviutioi c'l »>rfally given up>n i,)t)lyin.» to
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, 612 Second Ave..
Alaska .Seattle, Washington
White Pass & Yukon Route
1 IMS TABLE No. 87.
Dail/ KJicepi Sunday
No. 1, X. Bound
1st Oaas
9:90 aw m. Loaves
12:03 p. m. "
12:4.1 p. m. "
1:40 p. m. **
3:20 p. m. "
8:50 p. m. ArriYW
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Claas
8KAGWAY Arrives 4:50 p. n.
WHITE PASS Loave- 8:20 p. m.
LOG CABIN ** 2:30 p. m.
BENNETT " 1:50 f. u.
CARIBOU H 11:48 a. m.
WUITSHOItSK " " »:00 a. m.
Paacspri must be at depot i<> dm* to have Baggage In
spected and checked. laspeciion la (topped 8U mlnutaa before
lime of train*.
ISO pounds of baggage will be checked free with each full
Car* tick#* and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
Relieves CAT/* \ * w 0*
v'->c '
r -d» e:,' ^
•>l
^.Wh
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever you feel a cold coming on
think of the fall name LAXATIVE
BROMO QOININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cores Grip in two days. Look for
,signature of E. W. Grove on the boc. 2ic
SutarrTba for th« Dally Alaskan.
Hit the Electric Trail
ACORSS THE CONTINENT
It you want a cUtu» nay to travel and good way to go
TAKE THE "MILWAUKEE"
Soot, wuoke, anil cinders have now be«n ellniinjited
through tile eioctrifl cation ol its mountain divisions.
11. U. >' VU
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
E. J. Shaw,
H. G. Weir
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
At 11 MA KOAJL)
IT,, year Has taken the old Se|>ieni
t*sr iriul.
Ami >«'o lea her by th« way 1 u»ed
'.O pass,
W'ubc- iisiers, starry-eyed, come
cruwu<ng either siat.
And suungut's yellow oa the dusty
grass.
There ranks ol russet goldenroti are
so',
Aud milkweed's shimmering silver
sa' « iue air,
While a riKiuy ivy ving '-breads the
i&nce, a scarlet line.
And ueep content is brooding eve."y
wntrc
in a peace that is & prayer.
i <tui • nicking. when my summer
uuys are done.
Ana *iie year that was Uif yohUb is
turning, slow—
Will tuert. still be glints and glecuns
in Uie oid desires and oxvaaia.
Will t"ey take a brave new, beau'J
as they ga?—
With a rill ol red and gold across
tiie brown.
And a grace of blue and silver, sud
denly— .
Oh, 1 pray my heart remembers the
l'.'Ck oX past Septembers,
That iuy AuMi.mn road ol 1U« at las
ma> be
A way like this tor me!
—Nancy Byrd Turner, in Tbe Peo- |
l>le-s Heme Journal lor Sept .
f—u—>
CAXNIV-TIMKS CX>M£
Vinegar, sugar and cloves—and i
thf-u some—
Can't btlp rejoicln' tb&t oaanin'
time's come!
Kitchen a-hummin' like bees in a
hive,
3weet, too, as honey—and goodness
alive!
seems all creation ia peach.ee today t
\'y ma can fix 'em in ever' which |
way. j
Some she cans plain, and the halves
by-and-bye—
Maybe next winter—he'll lice in a
pie.
oeaio she perservea—that's the way
I'll fate mine!
Swimmin s in thick, amber syrup,
they're fine!
Pa likes 'em pickled, with cloves
stuck about;
Sis loves peacl^ butter—and so
t.iere's no doubt
All of our fam'ly is tickled to find
Ma mos' too busy to change her
own iriitd.
Caunin' time's here; Get that
spicy sweet whlfif?
Wriukie yer nose, and just take &
good sniff!
—iJaisy D. Stephenson, In "Fuu and
Frolic,"' in The People's Home
Jourua; for September.
i—*—e
Before their departure for the
sou*', Mr. Fred Pedersen and Mr.
Ralph Pedersen were fiven a pleas
ant surprise by a acore or more of
their Tiends. This was a surprise
Indeed tor the young gentlemen had
no ought of it and were slt'ing
quietlv at home enjoying the last
few hours with the home people
when the friends came In with, bas
kets of .rood eatablas and took pos
sess ion of the Pedtisea home.
Games and music filled the happy
hcurs, antf not till a late hour
dirf the meTTy-mak«rs , disperse.
Those present wer$ Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Stevenson, Ifc. and Mrs.
J.'W. Gilham. Mr. and Mrs. Ja®.
Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Land^rorough. Mrs. F. F. W.
I-owle, Mrs. F. J. Weber, Mrs. Ben
Jenson, Misa Edna Evans, Misa Mar
jorie Brown, Mis Carol C&skey, Miss
EvangeMne Cook, Miss Muriel
Stewart, Miss Frances Kennedy,
M C J. Farwell ajid the family
o* Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Peders*n. A
delicious lunchean was served.
0—o—•
Mr. R. W. Taylor Of Fairbanks,
arrived on the Prince George arc
left *or home on Friday. Mr. Tay
lor has Just returned from a visit
and vacation trip to Sound cities,
where, with Mrs. Taylor, h© en
joyed nls stay in the States. Their
son, I ieutenant Vaaglun, Taylor, Is
with General Pershing in Mexico,
and has seen some very active and
excitin.- real service. Mrs. Taylor
will come north, in the spring. The
Tyalor family were at one time
residents of Skagway, end Lieuten
ant Vaughn Taylor va# one o<f Al
aki's first West Point cadets.
1—I—«
Mrs. (Lieutenant) Haxtlgan of
Fort William H. Seward was &
fTue.?t of Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen
this week.
#—0—0
Mr. V. I. Hahjn, superintendent
of the W. P. and T. R., to mailng
his home at the QoMenj North, ho
tal.
I 1.1, u ■>. ivuitr y>m> a iw*tu»cj
iv W o ,1 .-V. u uu Ut) jcuaowu, Wucic
•is dkI a'.teuu to lu«u-tu*"S ol twi
-■«£ — u UUi £U UU **»
uj >»«i ul lue U. 1. f. iiue, ie--¥
wu».t..u uu '-"«s i'iiuce ueoifctj.
acbei »«u> caiiea tu £»iair «.v.i
if | t '"*' u ' •* Oil !U%HirUvUi OwililU^n
ai-a wut i't a»aj" ii'oni
am.ui & iuixuvu. W iiiig m fc**ini
i'ul) til, Utter W Ul Ailcua 41«11>~4
uliuu dfc la iu» Cmalum Wutsn 111
tus ur. jxeuer, on nit rt
luiu, wiii iiuQ imag new aua
uiout-rn iiai'iO^ tsmtnks to 2ns alre-u£
>«u MUiVM OOIlCt.
Mr. onu Mrs. U. u OtuUM, Mr.
u. ix >erron, Mr. J- a- •'»iw,
iur. i-. K. j»nuLh, Mr. A. L. jw
uuu. i, jut. O. K.. ja.c> «>iii,ieii, jut.
i-. xt. .\'u>e, njs aun, iv.
-uu M.t. T*fr, ktru u-uuer (u»u
o' Mia. Harriet t>. .en on nui
ucMiay. aiu* auiiitar, Mr. ana ms*.
DiUiuU .ma Al.ib. Pinion aou*m*>aaj«id
In* C'ilcX £U«te>Li> to tufi 0<-Xik »ueTt
Lut) »ciii njio-viia li»e Print-eas Ai
i.c emoum aun.e. 'ijj« oi
e-aUin £ tnUon.cn we all w*im
^ctsuiiuj xrit>nu« oX Mr. ami Mra.
uJiitu, ana uii\e Ixxxu visiting in
.a« uo.ui.
U—-0—0 — I
Ou fu^&d*j, Mrs. \V. J. McOsuley
tfisiKUa UJ -Uer mother, Mr*, Nellie
5Uiiutii;<i, very plaaea&tly <jnlo.-iA.c
;»i a i*w irittnaa in honor a! Mrs. '
.iiArics Norris ol tireeiiwood, B. C.
Liie tveii~u& w«i4» p .ids ad with games!
iua in Mic. A delicious repast was
~er\ eu. Tiiote present, were Uie
;utsi <)X ton ox, Mrs. Ch*rles Nor
•is. ti>u hostess**, Mrs. W. J. Mc
;aulej au*i Mrs. >ieiii$ Soaat-m*, j
Mr. ai.d Air*. A. C. Btonctasrd, Mr.
lad ili-j WiUiajo. Ha.rsra.yt8, Mr. j
iad Mrs. U iL Johnston. Mis*
iana Lvans ana Mr. Martin Nolan.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bnliaa ol
>ak Francisco, are in towc. and are
rifling v nh Mr. and i'rs. W. j
"•owe 11 Mr. and Mrs. Bullen first
at.* Mr. and Mrs. Powell in their
>id home in Resina, s~ik., and U
us a. aeiigtt to s^aia meet their
ne:i(!» in the lar north. On Frl
iHy Mr. and Mrs. Bulien fitid Mrs.
>eimeit. Mr. and Mri. Bulk® will
leunett. Mr. and M.s.3 ullen will
eave tar the south en the Prince
leorge
a—u—a
Mr. F. C. Elliot I, president of
the W. P. aa<i Y. R of Chk>»go.
Mr A. F. Zipf, gen-arij manager
for 'be company * :th bead
Quarters in Seattle, an i Mr. A. D.
Grant, a member of the board of
directors also of the W, P. and T.
R., arrived on the Prince George
and are registered at the Pallen
House.
0—0—o
The Informal dance given by the'
Skagwv band at the W. P. A_ hall
was well attended and all report a
reryh'ippy time. The hall was
comfortably filled *i-'i th$ people
o' homt- and guests from the ho
tels and from the P.-ince George
Excellent music was furnished by
the hand and light refreshments
were served throughout the even
ing.
0—0—0
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Willard R. Hillery gave a Tory
t>lea*aa» tea for a few frieads. The
ladies, took their sewing, crochet
ing and fancy work and enjoyed *
happy social session with the host
ess. Those present were Mrs. An
drew Stevenson, Mrs. E. J. Shaw,
Mrs. F. M. "White, Mr*. W. H.
Henscti, Mrs. Paul MeCteHand,
Mrs. Eleanor Cook, Mrs, W. L.
Landsborough and Mrs. F. F. W.
Lowle of Victoria, b. C
«—e—1>
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. W. Lowle.
who have been touring the interior
country, arrived out the early
part of 'he week from Atlin. Mrs.
Lowjc and and Master Ralph, who
m-ade his home with. Mrs. Ele*n©r
Ccok during the absence of his
parents, left on the Prlncese Alice
for their home in Victoria. Mr.
Lowle went to Juneau on the Jef
ferson. where he males fcfe north
era headquarters.
Judpe Royal A. Gunnison, Mra
Gunnison and Master RoyaJ A.
Gunnison, came from Juneau on the
Alaska cn the way to western point
where the Judge will attend to
tegal iTisiress. While in town they
were guests of friends, spending
evening with Mr. and Mr*. E. J.
Sliaw and breeJrSaeting with with
Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen on Thurs
day.
» ♦ I
Mrs. Char leg Xorris and her
two children, Hallett and Doretta.
left on t*» Prince* Alice for their
home in Greenwood, B. C. M t*.
N'orrls and the children have beeec
' £ MO'* U4 -Hi . JkU-U Ali*. i->. U.
| WUMtolbii iU< >t,JliV4iU« **»U
1 tut > Irt^vt- lu-ufi b i-lgc til C'«
IttCxtU, ttui 4. -U4J n«.vb*x
vuwiik 0uwmcu j umx. «utj». isom* id
«.. ^Ufi^luk t BUlU.
•—V—V
■U.a. i reiiA M. VtuH 01
uieuiu, Uailiurink, »iii iUt juiss
r«lu wy i |iublbou Hi Uc \\. i\
".iiu l. ii.. guriiig tug iaiicr a ««
m-ucc. ALru \\ tuie u a gr*<lu*ie oi
Ulc AUiiit' Traill jt^ iyuijiMX oi
oau fc'i-mclfico, iOKi »«it> ja one
tlilt* lOililxWik iMi'Cl WtelltiLlil VI
. Uie stuuUi. jaxi. Wmte is &u ©<u
uim irna<a oi jursk. t. J. bun*.
a 1 1
| C>p<Ju a *i.d lira. James Aiui
llUUUe Ufivdll ia IOWA Ott Wtfcluoo
-*r uifl w eni suuua on to« i*r>uc<«
Ante ok ui«ir way Va ivmu-s
u uert Cji>*4na Aaoi-vUiier goes oU
tat,i.tist cAuiiecied wu.i» Lie mice
seif Auiii. 'ill# £utiu«er mine u
oi>« oi ">e ricaet* m um oorUi au.:
Uie owner roceaUgr supped sev
eral toh* oa ore u> i~e saieiur *
iacoaia.
•—o—v
Mr. Fred Pedersea and Lis bio- I
tier, Mr. Itni
lor the Stale L'nlvaTEUy oi \Va«ii- j
i&Stoii this w«ek, where Uie J urn.- ,
er will tUce t-6 examiaaLon lor
the Bisistrj- jasd tte iaiter will
coaticte ca in Us studlee at tte
Mis* Itajy Paterrson, elfkiec; ma
tron el the W. P. and Y. R. hos
piu.1 vu a pusee/ager u> Victoria ■
ou the Priac<*sAH ce, Mis Pater
soq is eujoj laj & wall earned v»ca_
tioa and will be abseai for a
mouth
1—•—•
Mr. Andrew Stevenson, president
of the &aufc ot Alaska, returned on
Satui da; eveclag last from a trip
• o Wreacell, W'bere he vent in the j
interest! of one ctf the branch j
hacks. Mr. Stevenson aiad© th$ I
inn dowi by way ot Sitka.
Mr. John (sfwnatimee known a*
Ja:k) MaUcy of Atlin, is in town a
guest of Mie Devey hotel. Mr. Ma-!
lay njsdt a trip home and returned
'o b*;k in the sunshiny of Sk*?- J
WIT.
(CoBtlnoad on 4.)
PROFESSIONAL CARPS
DR. L. *. KELLER
IMM
Mo« Mo&rw Motboda.
Opm Ermtee*
OftW» Hour*: )-l> a. m. l-« ». m.
BalkJla* • Broadway
IKJuTAT il.AtKA
WILLIAM FALUSTKR, M. D.
(Fonaerty of fi—«ttp)
SfwcUIlat ta th» of
dia*a»« and 4efor»dU«i of the
T®, ear, »<*< and throat.
Orrtoa: OoMatela BuHdlnj. Jn
im, iluk*.
W. B. btoct
ilitrn; At La*
PraatW la ail ctwrtt
la Tarrltory «f AJaaia
bun ______ Alaaka
To Core a Cold in One D»y
fake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
-.ablets. Stop the Coogb and Headache
ad work off the Cold. Druggist* refund
nonej if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
ngnatare •» on each box. 25 cents.
ARE YOCR KIOMVS WTXL"
Many ,U*»ki IY»pl^ Kw* Uv Tni
1**11 ante of Ur*Jtiiy Kidneys
Tu«i kidneys filter ibe isiood.
They work nlgb» >ud d*y .
H U kiUuers rtm^v« impurttias.
Wuak kldneyg allow iinpurltiea
j <o multiply.
Xd kidney III ahonld be neglecU«d
Taere Is possible d*::R*"r In delay.
If von hare backset* or urinary
' tronblet.
If yon an »».rout dlrxy or worn
I out.
ilegfD 'refit; aj your kidney* st
one;
Ute a proven i. li.ty remedy.
None endorsed itve Dean'* Kid
ney J'iiiE.
Kec'jxncetided by ihoiwndH
R»-ad lbe following eta-ten:er;t.
W. r. Condon. 5*1 H SL, San
Bernardino, c*l., »&y*: "I think
ibe .Erring and Joll'-i.j of the war
on ! r;d« U what weakened my kid
neys and caused backache. I could
hardly jet on or off the wagon b«*
>ause o* sh&rji pai.i* in the email
< * my back. The kidney gerre
tions »-ere too frequent in passape,
canslnn me to arte* eeveral times
a* u^vlt. 1 had dltzy shells, al
so. ix-an's Kidney fills cured tbe
backache and regulated the action
o* my Kidney*."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ark for a kidney remedy —
g<-« Doan'f Kidney Pills—the same
tba* Mr. Condon b»d- Ff»:er-Mll
born Co, Pror*., Buffalo, N. T.
Catarrh C . n.icc be Cured
with I OCAT. n . ' \TTO?«"3. at th»y
-nnnot rMrh I! «i;.t -T ft - (!!w»w. C«
tarrh t* » hi.**' - r n»r : jti nal .-IIiwkm.
and In ord»-i i '■ x nM taV« In
renwdi.-. tlaH'a f""*t»rrb Cure I*
:nk«ti lnteruav- : ?<d i» rrctty opou
!h* Wood ami •:« Hall's
Catarrh Cur* ta i>-.1 a qua' nw*litfn» It
*"*a pmwrth-d by t of t*r h»»t r'T
« |rt Tn!" ■ fm * *ar» and ti
n n*iilar pr»-*— ; • T< , .imposed of
he tm: tonic? 1 tvttij with 'he
t>*wt blood pur.m . a. i. ui.c «iir**-tl* on th«
muco'M tnrfH-T- TbD p rf< ; cmhlna
Tion of the tw. . r« ig what prt>»
dt;.^ auch wnn<fc In '-urin#
c*;*rrh P< nd fir -ftrcoijiate, fr**
T". J CHEN in * C~<. rr-ipa.. Toledo, O.
M Pmrr.» (.-i «. TRr
rak» H.-Ma f«t^ t ri • for -onatlpatit*.
J. 1KUTA
IMVrF*CTTR1
jew: l t r
watciies&clocks
Curio*. Iv3 V C* VI' gt
Indian Baskets
China v>d Cut GIm
Official 'X mtct in^ifctot for the
P \ Y. Route
Mai! Order? ttmi prompt care
RAW FURS
—. wk p*y
HIGH - PRICES
FON FINE FURS
WTRJTK FOR PRI;r [JST
Percev's **ur House
O»hlro%h. • W»KvoMii i
W» HAUI Al
Pioneer Dairy
■- t UTKMAN. r>r^.
THE SMtHMTT IILK RANCH
The. larrwt a>d t*mt oon
<J oetad »»lrr )■ llutt
Dfclly of
milk u» c-«us to ill folatj
»* WWte A Takoa
latti
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of Alaska
CHARLKT JOHK
KABAKAN & cuur
PROPRIETORS
M, brtr Tea Oa G«< Vb« Voo I>r*trr Cooked w K StmnM Be
We Make a Specialty of B»»qu<«« n<) Prlra*#- I>fnn<r PWtl®.
A RWln«d aad OomforUblf plire for a Supper *f»«r Uir show
or fieri in Ocaj Private Booth* tf DmIpkI.
Get More Money for ronr Foxes
Black- Silver, CroM. Red. White tod Blue. Lynx.
Bear, Marten and «W Nr fcwun t* *»rrt<«
SHIP TOm FTHS DIRKCT »« "SB! BWir ImM
lat k ttt »«r* dolt* i lilKMti tm MWTB kntH K UK FTV5
si ^huble—rw^rf b^e—sah? Ptir Hon* wuh *a mMeuiihw! rep
tuttoc edstirj: for "more than a third of • cwrerym kmt
cessfc'. record nf wen dm It Per Shipper* |irr>tnrn.S A TIS FACTOR Y
AND PROFITABLE retnrmL Wrte for 'T* minimi."
%3fr OBly refeaNe. aocvrm marlret repot: «nc price l«t published.
Vril* lor It-WVHt'i FHF.F 0
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