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=YUKON
PASS &
BE
The
Gate-way
Route of
Comfort
Service
Safety
To Yukon Territory, Atlin District
Interior Alaska - <
During the winter season of 1916-1 7 our regular train service will
be maintained North and South Bound between Skaguay
- and Whitehorse. trains leaving both terminals Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
O.:-" rnnui'i Vliil, Passenger an J Freight Service will be oper
ated brrt.veen Wnitehafse and Dawson, affording every possible
facility for on'o.-iiS'e winter travel by m:an of a
TH-)'ou^Vy Equipped Stage aal Au^omVile Line
For full information apply to
C. \v. CASH
5 iot. M ill Sjrvic :
WrtllcHDSSS. Y. T.
A. F. ZIPF
OR— Traffic Manager
612 Secjnd Ave., SEATTLE, WasH,
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE \o. 38.
Mor day, Wednesday and Friday
Niv. I. N. Bound
1st tl»*«
K:;50 a. m. Le»v«
11:0o ». m. M
11:45 ft. in. "
12:40 p. m.
2.20 |». ill. "
4:50 p. m. Arrives
8 K. AG WAY
W HITE PASS
LOO CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
WUITSHOIISE
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Clan
Arrives 8:50 p. m.
l eave# 2:20 p. m.
*' 1:30 p. m.
» 13:50 p. m.
" 10:48 a. m.
" 8:00 a. ni.
Passengers must b« at depot |« tims to have Baggage In
»pect«d and checked. ln»pe«tion Is stopped SO aUnutes before
tearing time of traina. „ „ ■
150 pounds of baggage will b# checked free with each full
fare tickrt and 75 pouada with each half fare ticket.
Relieves CATARRH of
the
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when you put ia your new system.
The Dally 'Alaska* job department
Is be ter equipped than eveT to do
youT work. Prices right and work
promptly executed. tf.
You make a mistake 11
vou d' not stoo at
THE
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PHIL. ABRAHAMS
Established In 1897
HDHENZOLLEfiN CREED MADE
W FREDERICK THE GREAT
"Slightest Scruple Spoils Your
War," Wrote Prussian
Ruler
Revealed la a pamphlet discover
ed nft long ago in the library of
Wendell Phillips, the great Ameri
can orator and abolitionist who died
in Boston in 1884, is what is said to
bo th0 Hohenzollem creed. It is
styled Instructions of Frederick II.
of Prussia to his Successor to the
Crown—Origin of the Bismarck Pol
icy, or the Hohenzollem Doctrines
and Maxims, Described and Defined
by the Most Eminent Monarch, of
the Prussian Dynasty, Frederick
the Great.
Some say the present kaiser is
follovii p the doctrines his Illustri
ous nredecessor laid down. These
are cart of the Instructions, ad
dressed by Frederick to "My dear
nephew:"
♦\\Ve Take What We Can"
"Always bear in mind that, with
regar to kingdoms, wq monarchs
take what we can, when we can,
and " o are never In the wrong ex
cept when we are compelled to give
up what we had taken.
"From the time of Tavillon to
that of the great elector, our I
haus nag hardly able to support
itself. There wer^ 50 princes in
tlie empire who were our equals in
every respect; and, properly speak
ing, we were ourselves only a
brsncli of the great empire of Ger
acany.
"Many of our royal ancestors
prove! to be very bad characters.
But chance and circumstances have
greatly favored us. Our first dia
dem was placed on a vain and
frivolous head, belonging to a
crooked and distorted body."
"Keligion is absolutely neoes
sary in a state government. The
discussion of that maxim would lie
very impolitic, and a king is wrong
when he allows his subjects to car
ry such discussions to excess.. But,
O ! the other hand, It is unwise for
a king to have a religion.
"Mark this well, my dear nephew
—there is nothing which tyrannizes
oier the mind and heart so much
as religion, because it agrees neith
er with our passions nor with the
high political views which a mon
arch should entertain.
"If a favorable opportunity of
taking forcbile possession of a
n^ighDOring province is offered, im
mediately an army of demons seem
to him ready to defend it; he is
weak minded enough to think he
is going to commit aox injustice, and
h=> proportions the punishment of
bis crime to the extent of his evil
deslgDs.
"When he is about to conclude
a treaty with some foreign power,
if ho remembers 'hat ha is a Ctrris
tion he is lost.
Have No Scruples
"War is a business in wnich the
slightest scruple spoils the whole
matter. Where can an honest man
be found willing to carry on a war!
If he had not *he right to make]
regulations justifying pillage, Incen
diarism and carnage?
"We must adapt our thought to
our rank and standing in the world.
I* would bo the height of folly If
a monarch's attention was diverted
by trifles which ar© fit only for the
common people.
••Remember the following: pre
cept, my dear nephew, and always
say as I do: In my kingdom peo
ple may pray as they wish and find
their salvation as they can. If
you neglect that maxim ever so
little, every thing will be lost for
you in your kingdom."
As to policy, Frederick says:
"Do not be ashamed to make in
terested alliances from whik-h only
jou yourself can derive the
wliole advantage. Do not make
the foolish mistake of ik* break
ing thent when you believe that
your interest requires it.
"On ascending the throne, I ex
amined my father's treasury.. His
economy enabled me to conceive
gi-eat i>rojects. I then reviewed cry
troops and found them in superb
condition. After this review I re
turned to my coffers again and took
out l'rom them funds enough to
double my army. I kept roy troops
under anus and drilling constantly,
and I did my best to draw the at
tcntion of all Europe to toy move
ments.
Afraid of Nothing (
"I astonished thg world.
"All the powers, all the nations,
thought everything1 wa3 over" with
them if they did not know how to
move their heads, arm? ftndi legs
MAXIMS CF MATRIMONY.
Suggestions That May Help Certain
Husbands and Wives.
1 bold fast to the prlvnte maxim
that hardly anything Is unendurable if
one Beta up that all mankind could not
give one a quite worthy mate. But
there Is another alleviation; under
standing not ouly that one Is married
to somebody else, but also that some
body else is married to oneself and
that It Is quite as hard for the other
party. There nre many excellent things
to be done. Here nre n few:
Do not open each other's letters.
(For one reason, you might not lilie the
contents.) And try not to look liberal
if you don't cv;n glance at the address
or the postmark.
Vary your pursuits, your conversa
tion and your clothes. if required vary
your hair.
If you absolutely must be sincere let
It be 'n private.
(Especially for wives.) Find out on
the honeymoon whether crying or
swearing is the more effective.
Once a day say to a wife, "I love
you." To a husband, "How strong you
are!" If the latter remark Is ridicu
lous say, "How clever you are!" for
everybody believes that.
Forgive your partner seventy times
seven. Then burn the ledger.—W. L.
George In Atlantic Monthly.
Swatted His Egotism.
An English lady was taken in to
supper ut a private party by n young
Scoti-'.iuan who had a high estimate of
his own mi-utal capacity. The talk
drifted to th-' subject of the Scot
abrond.
"I've ofteii heard." sakl the lady,
"that Scotsmen who leave their coun
try nre, generally speaking, much clev
erer than those who stay at home."
"Oh, yes,'' rep'.Icd the Scot, with an
attempt ut wit. "You see, the reason is
that at every outlet there are persons
stationed who examine all who pass, so
that for the honor of the country no
one is allowed to leave who is not able
to uphold his own and his country's
dignity."
"Oh, then." she said, (vltb a bright
smile, "you were smuggled, were you?"
—Exchange.
Nature's Great Hoodoo TempU.
In the Hoodoo basin of western Wyo
ming nre curious formations wlilcb re
semblo Punch and Judy heads, grim
savages, simpering old uiaids, mon
keys, rabbits, birds and animals in ev
ery grotesque and exaggerated shape
imaginable and in every possible posi
tion. There are fifty different shapes
of heads; over forty different animal
and human faces have been counted
The rock ou! of which the hoodoos
have been carved by Dame Nature Is
what Is kno*rn as volcanic breccia.—
Popular Science Monthly.
Roorback.
"Roorback" Is a word that was adopt
ed into the political vocabulary of the
United States in the last dscade of the
first half of Die nineteenth ceutury.
With "gerrymander," which came into
use earlier, uud "boom,"' which was In
vented later, It has long held a secure
place in the distionary. "Roorback"
is defined as a fictitious report Intended
to influence an election and which
hurts its author.- Christian Science
Monitor.
Somewhat Different.
Snpleigh — Tha t — aw —pwetty little
sculptress I—aw—met at youah wecep
tion lawst evening cotnplewetely turn
ed me head, doncher know. Mrs. Ivnos
—Indeed! I knew she had quite a rep
utation as a modeler in clay, but I
wasn't aware that she worked In wood.
—Exchange.
Gold of the Rand.
It Is said that during the last ten
years the Rand has produced more
gold than was produced by the entire
world in the-flrst half of the nineteenth
century and that its production today
Is approximately two-fifths of the total
output of the world.
a la Prussienne. All my officers
and soldiers seemed to be worth
twice as much, when they saw they
were imitatect everywhere
' Then, when my troops had
reached this stage, I occupied my
self with examining what claims I
might lay to various provinecs. I
f'xed my eye on Silesia, Polish
Prussia, the Dutch Guelders and the
Swedish Pomerania. i left to time
the care of executing my designs
on the other countries.
"In carrying out this program, mjj
dear nephew, have plenty of mon
ey. Give your troops an air of
superiority, wait for favrable cir
custances, and you will be sure not
ouly of preserving your kingdom,
but of enlarging it. I
"All of your neighbors must be
quite persuaded that you are afraid
of nothing, and that nothing can
astonish you.
"Try especially to liavo them
believe that you are a dangerous
monarch, who knows no other prin
ciple than that which leads to
| glory." x. _
TENNIS TIME
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Tennis Rackets
Tennis Presses
Tennis Balls
Tennis Grips
Wo have stocked this year the
famous Spauldlng & Bros., line as
well as the Horseman, line which Is
onfl of the most popular lines In the
North.
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Remember all our goods are
guaranteed, and we have had your
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prices.
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United States Dreadnought Michigan
Photo by American Press Association.
The Michigan Is a 10,000 ton battleship, 450 feet long. She carries eight
twel ve-lnch guns and a complement of 869 offlcereand men.
Walking Signboards.
"Sandwich man," that expressive
term applied to unfortunates who walk
the streets bearing two advertising
boards strapped over their shoulders, is
said to have been originated by Dick
ens in one of his "Sketches by Boz."
It _l» Easy to Float.
Floating means reclining on the wa
ter. So long as one's body is straight
ened out and the head Is thrown well
back In the water the arms and legs
will take care of themselves. One has
nothing to do but maintain a straight
back and submerge the head to the
ears. In this position one cannot help
but float It is a physical Impossi
bility for the body to drown so long
as this position Is maintained. But the
minute you raise your head out of the
water or bend the body or draw up the
knees down yon go —Outing.
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCfc
OIoIort ha* Proved that DudnA b
Caused by a Germ.
Science is donig wonders the98 day* In
nedlcine as well as In mechanics. Sine#
Adam lived, the human race hai b««n
troubled with dandruff, for which no haJr
preparation has heretofore proved a suc
cessful cure until Newbro's Herplclde was
put on the market. It is a scientific prep
aration that kills the germ that makes
dandruff or scurf by digging Into the
Scalp to got at the root of the hair, where
it saps the vitality; causing itching scalp,
falling hair, and Anally baldness. With
out dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly.
It is the only destroyer of dandruff.
Sold by leading druggists. Bend 10c.
In stamps for sample to The Harpl
cide Co., Detroit. Mich.
One Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
At all I>rug Stores.
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