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Route of
COMFORT
SERVICE
SAFETY
To Yukon Territory, Atlln BiatrUt, Int#rto? AlMka.
During tb« wlutar aeaaon of 1117-18 our regular train ser
vice will be maintained North and Souti Bonnd between Skag
way and Wblteborge, train* learlag botb tarmlnalg on Tuesdays
and Friday*. .. u ,, ,^;L^ JL, ^
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our through. Mall, Parpen gar aad Freight Service will be
operated betwwa Whiteliffrae tad Dawson, affording pvedy pos
alble faolUty for comfortably winter traval by measa of a
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED STAG* AND AUTOMOBILE LINE.
For full information apply to
C. W. CASH
Supt. Mail Service Department
WH1TEHORSE. Y. T.
A. F. ZIPF
Traffic Manager
612 Second Ave.. SEATTLE. ^Xash
White Pass & Yukon Route
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leaving time of train*. ^
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fare ticket Hid 73 pouads wlcfl tpcb half Art ticket.
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In the Arena
of Sports
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»asliiugton Vs. O. A. C. 0 to 0
The University of Washington
played its third game this season
a week ago when it met the strong
football team from the Oregon Agri
cultural College and payed an 0
to 0 game. Smarting under its
first defeat in ten years, when It
was beaten. 27 to 0 by the Universi
ty of California three weeks ago,
*he University of Washington came
back strong on Saturday and againstl
all odds held its strong opponent
to a scoreless game. The Uni
versity of Washington is the hard
est hit team in the west by the war,
having only on© veteran player on
its foot ball team.
• • •
Fi\e Games In One Day at Cafcnp
Lewis
A week ago Wednesday five big
Inter-regiment football games were
staged at Camp Lewis, inter-regi
men' athletics is keen and recently
the Machine Gun company, better
known as the "suicide squad," came
&ut second in a series of foot ball
games.
• • •
Duly Two Undefeated Teams
la Northwest Conference
The University of Oregon and
he otate College at Pullman are
ihe only two undefeated football
earns in the northwest conference,
ialitcrnia received a drubbing at
he hands of Oregon recently when
he latter team won by more than
:our touchdowns. Oregon develop
!d an entirely new style of play<
ust prior to the big game which is
aid to suprised all coast fans.
^aiiip Lewis Is Tbe
Biwrts Writer's Pawullse
.C^mp Lewis is tho spgrts writ
sr's paradise, for there is page af
-r page of live stuff going almost
svery day. The biggest boxers, the
:reatest wrestlers, the brightest
:oo'ban stars, kings of the diamond,
vorld champion swimmers, hurdlers,
juts, discus and javelin, men, dist
lace ruliners, sprinters,, high jump
ers, divers, polo experts, golf
:kamD3—everything one wants to
nake sports writer's heaven.
• • •
A mixup between the Oregon Ag
gies and the Oregon U. management
over the handling of gate receipts
m«y result in calling off the Thanksr
eiving game between these two in
stitutions booked for Multnomah,
i*i
• • •
"What is the capital of Illinois?"
asked the teacher.
"The letter I," promptly answer
ed the dullest boy at the foot of
tho class.
• • •
St. Mary's winner of the Inter
collegiate championship of Cali
fornia, ig anxious to meet Pull
man or possibly, the Marines, which
won the great game iu tTacoma from
the 91st division team last Satur
day.
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How High Bird* Fly.
An officer of the French flying corps
has taken exceptional opportunities to
record observations on the flight of
birds and the height at which they fly,
especially when migrating. 8ome of
his notes are published in the Pall Mall
Gazetto (volume 11, 1010). Swallows,
be says, seem to prefer an altitude of
2,000 feet, whereas the wild duck* usu
aPy fly at 5,000 feet. They are remark
able also for the marvelous uniformity
with which they follow their leader.
The turns ami twists are taken with
sue!) simultaneity that a flock appears
to turn and wheel automatically, so ex
traordinarily together do the.v move.
When climbing they fly at about slxty
tlve miles an hour and fire good for
seventy once they have got their
height and have spread out to let them
selves go. Once he met some plovers
at G..')00 feet, which Is the highest altl
tudo that ho has seen a company of
birds.—Bird Notes and News.
Orchards by the Wayalda.
Wayside orchards are quite a feature
of the reads In many parts of Here
fordshire. Damsons are the trees
usually planted for this purpose, and
along many of the main roads thoy
have been planted in the hedge* at In
tervals of a few yards for consider
able distances.
Great masses of snowy bloom In
spring and the purple of ripening fruit
In the late summer do yiueh to add to
the beauty of one of the most beauti
ful counties in England.
Some enterprising farmers have
planted damson trees In every hedge
on tile farm, nud the damson crop Is
quite a considerable factor In their ag
ricultural returns. Tons of the fruit
are gathered In a half ripe state and
used for dyeing purposes.—London
Standard.
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