IIIIE PUSS 5
The
\ Route of
m
COMFORT
SPEED
SERVICE
SAFETY
Through Ticket* to and rom Atlln, Dawson, Fairbanks, and
all Interior Alaska and Yukon River poiata.
During the iea*oa of navigation our fleet of modem up-to
date steamers will operate regularly the entire length of the
Yukon River and tributaries, giving a service never before e
| quailed. , 1
DAILY TRAINjlSERVICE
(EXCEPT SUNDAYS)
will be matataineci between Skagway and White Horse. Par
lor Observation Cars oil every train afford travelers every
ci mfort and convenience. :s xii is
For full information' apply to
A. F. Z1PF
Traffic Manager
SKAGWAY. ALASKA
and 612 Second Ave.. SE ATTLE, Wa»H.
White Pass & Yukon Route!
XEtfE TABUS No. 89
DaUr except Sunday
Xo. t, X. Bound .j -
1st Class \Z', h*
U:30 a. iu. Le»T<*
12:03 p. m. **
12:«5 p. m. **
t • 40 p. ni.
S:20 p. m. "
5:50 p. in. Arrtr<*
sLlJi ^ Jt
skagvCax
WHITS PASS
LOO CABIN
BENNKTT
OARCROSS
WHITXHOR6E
■}'>. • No. 2, S. Bound \
1st Class I
Arrives 4:60 p. m. (
Leave* 3:20 p. m. \
, " 2:30 p. m. t
» ; :^j 1:50 p. m. j
" * ' 11:48 a. m.;
" 0:00 a. m. J
Paaaragers mas* be at depot in Osam to hare Rngpffl la-1
•pected and checked. Iaapectioo la atopped 80 arlnnttw before
leaving time of train*
156 poanda of baggage will be checked free with eadi full
fare UckM and 78 pomda with each half fare ticket
Relieves CATARRH of<
the
BLADDER;
and all
Discharges Ii
You make a mistake if
vou d< not stoo at
THE
Pullen House
i
Electric Lights j
Rooms Single or en Suite ,
Baths on each floor
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dai*v.
_ Fresh Eggs, etc1
' Rales $3.00 Per Day and Up '
I Well Lighted, Large Sample
| Rooms for Traveling Men.
I H. S. PULLEN, Prop.
Skagway. Alaska
SYMEM ANP PRINTING
Doa't Iput it ofl. but order jroar
prlmtim» mow "irJilob Ton will meed
the* rem pot fai your'nmr ■jwtem.
Tb« Dallj'Alaska* Jofe department
Is toe'tej. l^quHypsd tfca* "erer to do
F°Hr •work. Moh 'rlg&t «ji4 work
promptly sxacntad. tf.
FOR SALE
For £350.00 you can buy
Hie property corner 9th and
Mala streets, consisting | of
two lots the linegt la the city,
with a small two room [house.
TMj ia a bargain tor some
cn^ looking lor a good HOME
SITE- ;!. I u: JLS: ILL'
"COM AHt) BEE ME—
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
Established in 1897
FIVE
FRIDAYS
*
FRANK R. ADAMS
Copyright, by Frank A. Muaaty
Company
"8YN0P818.
Luclie Green, charmlng.bUtirttlJ f*d*. .
U visited at the Greens'. summer totand
homo by Monty Blalnoy. ' She proposes a
week's fast. All food Is banished.
Frank Bopp, a rival mittor, -appaW* un
expectedly. To get food for himself bt
attempts the mainland by raotorboat.
Blarney receives a teiagraaa 'aagrs—«a
N. Blaney from Vlda Duamom, an actress,
speaking of marriage. He Is nonplused,
but Luclle'a jealousy Is aroused.
A supply boat Is wrecked oc rock* near
by. The crew lands safe and Blainey Nf
cues Vlda. She Is dressed as Rosalind. 1
The boat's captain explains that Wda
had donned the costume, for -**y- A*
are forced by the high n> to reoMin so
the tsland
Vlda discovers in Btainey » (framatki
erltlc who had pr<lsed her worll: bwtdea
being her rocuer. She expUias to Ma
that she Is engaged to a Ned Blaney.
The boat breaks down and Bopp ta M
vooned. During a fierce storm Mrai am
faints and is revived by » stimulant,
which Intoxicates her.
Blalney discovers Luclle and Bopp Bib
bllng dog biscuits. He proposes to «nd
the fast bat there is no food. Mrs. Oread
suddenly disappears, and all bunt toe bar,
Mrs. Green suddenly phones tnat «ne
Is stranded on another island. While
overstlmulated she had pat out in • small
boat. {
Vlda out of mischief Wilis a proposal
from Upton Clair, another-straadM vW
ltor. Not wishing to marry, ha swims
away from the island.
I
5iy next conscious remembrance *u
of sitting: flat In the middle of * bsd,
the springs of which wet« gwntly
bouncing me np and down after tb«
fashion of a net Into which a trapeee
performer had dropped from &• • top
of the tent Above was a (sola In ths
celling, around me were chunk* at
plaster and splinters of lath, and sit
ting in a chair by the window was Jim,
his mouth open, emitting' a iterlea oi
short, sharp yelps.
Ludle, Vlda, Bopp, Kent and tb«
captain made a ring of faces aroond
the hole In the celling.
"Stop barking, you darn fool!"thoot
ed tho captain after a moment demoted
to startled surprise by all conceroed
"Aye, aye, Blr!" replied Jim, Batat
as. , . .
"Then it wasn't Tootles at alL* Ixj
clle was overwhelmed by grtef that
was all tho more poignant because It
had been held oil so long by hop*.
"You have to admit that Jim ia an
all around bright young fellow," 1 de
clared the captain proudly. "It ain't
often you can find a marine engines!
who can cook and do as good an Imi
tation of a dog as that"
"But why," I fixed the captain with
a malevolent eye—"why did he imitate
a dog at this particular moment? What
Is the cause of this character study ol
a canine under a floor? "Why not a
dog out in the yard chasing his taQ or
a Newfoundland pup having an argu
ment with a dilapidated shoe?"
"Why, this was a little idea of my
own," stated Captain Perkins modest
ly. "When I see Miss Green was fO
ing to be all broke up if nothing *n
swered when she whistled I told Jim
there to go downstairs and pretend to
bo the pup. Just so'b she'd fed better."
"What I want to know, Mr. Blalnsy,*
I Went Through Rather HwUf/.
Jim asked, with a bristly toqcirtBf
eye, "Is how did jrou know tmt +**/•
that bed wasr
"I know where I saw tbat do* Iwt*
axclatmed Kent as one Inspired.
"Where?" Locile turned to btaa. ;
"He was outdoors hlttln' the brew
this afternoon."
"Outdoors? She Isn't alic^cv tfCt.
What wasjh®d.<jlaiT'. . _ .... 1
"fine Was VfithplrifJ Up the beach, and
Mr. Blalney vu HUahlng after her."
Guilt aeeks out the criminal and
ffesteaa her btatid upon Mm publicly.
Policemen ar4 but Jailers. Detectives
are /only man Who let natnre do their
wttrk for timm.
i. There was a nasty staccato laugh. I
did not aasd to look to know that It
was Bopp.
"Mr. Kent seems to hare a rerj
observing mind," he said.
Loclle looked at tne reproachfully.
"Is this true r* she asked.
"Tea." George Washington could
hate don* no more.
"Xott didn't catch bert"
"No."
Nothing more was to be said. I had
been tti*d, convicted and sentenced.
The telephone Tang. Ludle went to
answer It Tike'Mist of us followed
more at ocr leisure. When we had
arxlred downstairs LacUe was talking
to some one over the wire, evidently
her mother.
"I'm glad you're all right," she was
saying, "and "that yon hate" had some
thing' to eat Don V feel badly about
breaking the fast >'o one blames you
a bit That's all right. We would, too.
If we could."
▲ pause, daring which she listened,
a frown gathering on her face.
"Don't you worry, mother. We're all
rtght—all except Tootles. 8he is lost.
Whafs the matter? Ton taw some
one outside In the moonlight? A man
with whiskers? Nonsense. No one
lives there at this time of year. Ev
erybody left .In September. Just go
to bed and don't think about such
things."
Loelle stifled a scream.
"Hello, mother, What? Some one
is trying the door? Ifs opening—hello
—tjslio—mc*her"—
loelle dropped the receiver and sank
backward into Tlda's arms. I picked
Op the telephone and held ft to my
ear, shooting "Hello, hello!"
There was no response. The wire
was deed
When Ladle bad been revived with
out resorting to any of the violent
methods suggested by the resourceful
Captain Perkins I endeavored to ex
plain away any causa for fright
"Even If she really did see a man."
I said, "which seems Improbable, be
ia not going to murder her. Probably
he Just stopped to inquire the time of
day."
"But mother aaid he bad whiskers."
"I know," I eon tinned, "that Is
agalast him, but maybe it la hereditary
ia hia family."
"Maybe she Just dreamed It" Sent
offered sensibly. "Let's call her up
again. She seemed a little dented on
top when I first saw her. By this
time maybe the attack Is over."
That seemed a fair enongh saggee
don. and I acted on it I asked cen
tral to give me Huntingdon's island
once more.
i n eorryr centra j answerea, out
1 ean't seem to fat them. I've been
ringing en that line tor the last ten
minutes. There'# another party trying
to get them."
"Another party T' I questioned.
"Who?"
"I couldn't eay. It isn't any one I
know. Hii voice sounds like he *u a
mi thin young man from New York."
"Oan't get them." I told the listen
ing group.
"What can we do now? I must go
to help mother. 'I most go, I must
go." Ladle began to get hysterical
"Wait, dear," VMa said, patting her
hand. "We cant go because we
haven't any boat" Turning to the
rast of as, she asked, "Whom could we
telephone to and ask to go over there T"
"The sheriff ia the right man, I
should think," Bopp suggested.
"He'd be ptattb tickled, tea" added
Captain Perkins. "He ain't had a
chance to arreet nobody since he's been
swore In."
"That's It, the sheriff," Lncile said
feverishly. "Get the sheriff and let
me talk to him."
"We don't, want the public to know
about this," I objected.
"WTatdol cera a boat the public If
Tsy aotber Is "In danger?" Ladle very
property demanded.
"(Centtnaed tomorrow)
Boiled Frosting.
All housekeepers have at times had
the experience of having boiled frost
ing ran off tbe cake. It Is pretty hard
to Judge Just when to remove the fclrap
from the Are. Use a cupful of sugar
and half ctifcfTil of water and boll till It
spina a thread. Pour slowly over the
stiffly beaten whiten of two eggs, beat
ing with a spoon all the time while
pouring. After beating thoroughly put
into the double boiler and cook for two
or three minutes. Flavor and it is
ready to nae.
Qrape-Wafererees Be lad—Wash two
food (tod bunches of watercress and
pick from the sterna. Stone one pound
of best grapes, add to the cress with
one curful of fttflMd olives and the
•tflw 6f Chopped celery, pouring over
It all the fotlolrtng dressing: Beat die
•yolks Of two eggs tight, add two large
tesspeonfnls of lemoa tulee, one tea
spoonful of salt sad a little pepper;
cook to double boOer until it thickens,
then set aside to cooL When cold stir
Id o»a capful of whipped sweet cream
and a tables poors rul of chopped cuts.
Log Cabin Salad.—Place the fronds
of cooked asparagus In log cabtn fash
ion In the center of a salad plate. Fill
center of caMn with chicken, crab or
lobster salad. Shape up far a roof
sad cores' the roof trtth mayonnaise
dressing., fierre a small ramekin of
Russian dressing with this salad on
WEEK ENS MENU.
SATURDAY—BREAKFAST.
Sliced ^Inoart'lo
Minced Salmon With Peas on Toast.
Cereal Mufflna. Coffee.
htnchbon.
Ox TallB en Casserole.
Reheated Muffins.
Sago Jelly.
DINNER.
Oyster Cocktails.
Breaded Veal Cutlet, Tomato Sauce.
BoUod Rico. Buttered Carrots.
EPF Salad.
Fresh Strawberries.
Dressy Vegetables.
Brussels srRorrs.-nck over
the sprouts, soak them in cold
water twenty minutes, and then
drain. Next, cook them twenty min
utes in boiling water with the kettle
uncovered and add a Quarter teaspoon
ful of soda. Dmin and serve with
melted butter.
Creamed Cabbage.—Spread a small
head of cabbage into your kettle, put
in a piece of butter the size of a small
egg and a little water along with the
cabbage. I>o not get in too much wa
ter, just enough so it will not bum.
Stir once in awhile. When done wet
a small tablcspoonfnl of flour In a
small bowl, beat out lumps, add well
beaten egg to this and fill bow 1 half
full of cream and milk. Stir this into
the hot cabbage and keep stirrii:g until
cooked, then add four or Ave table- I
spoonfuls of vinegar Keep stirring so
it won't curdle, add salt and pepper.
Carrot Fritters.—Scrape the carrots, |
cut them in halves crosswise, then cut
each piece lengthwlsn Into strips and J
boll until tender. Rent an egg until I
light, add a Quarter traspoonful of salt,
half a cupfnl of milk and a scant half J
cupful of flour and lieat until very |
smooth. Dip each piece of carrot in
the batter, drop into deep, hot fat and
fry to a delicate brown. I train on soft
paper, place on a heated platter and
garnish with parsley.
Cauliflower Salad.—Coolc cauliflower
In salted water for half an hour until
tender, but not quite done. Drain, cool,
cut Into sprigs and arrange neatly in
salad bowl lined with lettuce leaves.
Mash the yolks of four hard boiled
eggs and cut the whites into petals.
Arrange these like daisies over cauli
flower and pour over It plain French
dressing. Serve very cold.
<aJ
PRIZE CAKES.
TTERMITS.—Two-thirds cup better,
XX one cap sugar, two eggs, one-half
cap molasses, one-half cop milk,
one-half teaspoonfui each of allspice,
clove, cinnamon and nutmeg, one-half
teaspoonfui coda, one cupful raisins,
salt. About three cupfols flour. Mix
them stiffer than gingerbread and not
as stiff as cookies. Drop by tea spoon
fuls and l>ake like cookies.
Chocolate Fudge Cookies.—Melt two
larpe squares of bitter chocolate over
hot water. Add to this one-half capful
of melted butter end two well beaten
eggs and one cupful of sugar, rut tnto
tliroc-four!lis cupful of flour, one-half
teaspoonfuf of salt, one-half teaspoon
ful of linking powder and sift all tnto
the egg and chocolate mixture. Bake
in tins and cut'ln squares when cold.
Mocha Peltght-—Half cupful of milk,
one-half cupful of cold coffee, one
fourth cupful of sugar, four level ta
blespoonfula sifted pastrr flour, one
fourth teaspoonfui of salt, one egg
Bent the coffee and milk, then mix
sugar and flour, salt add beaten egg
and stir into the hot coffee. Cook in
double boiler till thick, then put to
bowl to cool (covered to k<*p the fla
vor). Next day put l>etween layers of
cake and frost with mocha frosting
one cupful of confectioner's sugar, one
level teaspoonfui of cocoa, one level
tablespoon ful of butter, two table
spoonfuls hot coffee. Heat till smooth
and fmst pie. Then let it harden a lit
tle nnd put into cake box till supper
time.
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(rti ** a Rar to E«i»loT
nnt.
You cannot afford to ftow old
'h'- ■ days of strenuous competition
it is necessary to maintain, as lone as
;* ?lh!e on«* youthful appearance.
It is Impossible to do this without re
•ainlnp a luturirw jrrowth of haJr.
The presence of Dandruff indicate* the
presence cf n burrowing rerm which
;tve<> and thrives on the rootg of th«
V.ir untfl it c.n:ser. total baldnew
N«»'hr 'a Herplcide Is the only Vnown
1< rover of tVs pc=t. and It la ai «-ffe;>
tlve as it Is delightful to uae
ITerplclrte miltcii an e'epant hair dr*as
Inp as well as Dandruff cure.
Accept tis substitute—there Is none.
Sold by leading drumrlata. Send 10c. In
<-tnmp« for rample to The Herplclde Co..
Detroit. Mich.
One Dollar bottle, gaamntw*!.
At all Drug Storw. Ad*.
Sutsrribe for t.kg Dally A la* tan
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You Are Missing a Rare Treat
If You do Not Buy
^SCSldBax
TlOfRis
P& i GMCTtS
Tbet arcperkxls inamalftlife
when it is unwise to nskgNing
anything but tbe b«t
We get it all the way from At
Janta^ Georgia, and we can truth
fully gay that there ifi no more de
lie'ens candy in the world..
KELLER BROS.