I HIE PASS !
=YUKON ROUTE =
The
Route of
Comfort,
Speed,
Service
Safety
During the winter season of 1915-16 our regular train
service will be maintained North and South bound be
tween Skaguay and White Horse, trains leaving both
terminals every Tuesday and Friday.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our through Mail, Passenger and Freight Service will be
operated between White Horse and Dawson, affording
all possible comfort and dispatch by means of a
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED STAGE AND
AUTOMOBILE LINE
For Full Information apply to
C. W. CASH, Or, A. F. ZIPF,
Suut. Mail Service Dept., Traffic Manager,
White Horse, 612 Second Ave.,
Y. T. Seattle, Washington
White Pass & Yukon Houte
TIME TABLE No. 36
TuObday and Frtttoy
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SKAGWAY
WHITB PASS
LOO CABIN
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CAB1SOU
WH1TEHORSB
Arrives
L«»Te»
No- 1. X. Bound
1st CI.tSB
8:30 a. m. Loutia
11:00 a. m. n
11:40 a. m. "
12:33 p. m. "
2:00 p. m. "
4:15 i>. m. "
Passengers most be at depot i* tiin« to h*T« Baggage In
spected and checked. Inspection Is ■topprd 9# jcdnutos before
leaving time of train* | | ® 5
150 pounds of baggage win be checkad fret with oufl foil j
fare ticket and 75 panada with each half fans ticket
8:20 p. ta
1:45 p. us
12:47 p. m
12:15 p. m
10:25 a. m.
8:15 a. a,
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THE DAILY ALASKAN
SK.AGWAY . ALASKA
1 EXPOSITION B
SOON TO CLOSE
Thousands of well wiishers ol
the Panama-Pacific Internationa
exposition in all parts of the world
huve requested news oif its progress
la every detail of its many; fea
tures, even to the fact that it was
enabled to pay off all of its indebt
educes ($.1,200,000) beloire it was
two-thirds over, the exposition has
proved itself more wonderful than
any other exposition in histoty. It
opened February 20th, upon sched
ule time, completed iu every de
tail except fo<r the plaoin# of some
or the European exhibits. At this
time, more than 15,000,000 persons
luave passed through its turnstiles
to view its myriad glorias, approx
imately 400,000 exhibits being
shown. Exclusive of tho appraisal
of this great collection of exhibits
the exposition rep reseats an invest
ment of more than £50,000,000. Its
magnificent buildings, costly, colos
sal and distinctive in their archi
tecture, have met witi unequivocal
praise from visitors from ail parts
of the world. Above all othar im
prewlona produced by the exposi
tion la that produced by the first
flash!eg glimpse of its palaces with
their bands of color, the vast ex
hibition of flowers in riotous bloom,
and the wonderful architectural out
line spreading over an raea of just
a little lees than four square miles.
The exposition will close on De
cember 4, 1915, the date sot for its
closing. President Charles C. Moore
hag stated that this announcement
is to be accepted as final.
GARNER IS LEADING JOCKEY.
Star Pigskin Artist Leads His Rival by
Largs Margin.
Ma* Garner 'will be the lending win
ning rider of America for the season
of 1015. He Is In tho lead now, and
none of his rivals of the pigskin will be
able to displace him.
Walter Lllley is his nearest opponent
for first place, with J. Butwell and J.
McCahey running him a close second.
Garner has been riding only a short
while. He was "developed" at the
Juarez track and first attracted atten
tion by his success when an appren
tice rider. Ho Is only a youngster,
having Just passed his sixteenth birth
day. He rides at ninety pounds and
for his ago is remarkably strong. No
two-year-old, no matter how fractious.
MAT QARNKD, LEADING JOCKEY FOB 1915.
has been able to run away with him
Because of his winning mounts and his
ability to ride at light weight lie Is In
great demand, but he con lines his
work, ns a rule, to his employers, W.
J. Young and T. McDowell, the Ken
P t-v turfmen.
.lile Garner Is the most successful
n.Vr of the season. It must lie said
that he Id far from being a finished
jockey, lie Is strong and willing to
"take a chance" for the Inside position,
but be has a poor seat, bis hands are
none of the lightest on the reins, and
his Judgment of pace wa«. largely nt
fault many times during the Saratoga
meeting. With n free running horse
ho is at bis best but with a horse that
needs placing, nursing and good han
dling he Is not so good.
The present crop of riders seems to
have too much freedom and to be too
hard to manage. Many of them think
so much about automoblll^g that many
owners are seriously considering a
proposition to Insert a clause In the
riding contracts for nest year that
Jockeys must not own autos or ride In
them at night
Bees and Ants.
Bees wUl place their honeycombs In
any place regularly or Irregularly
shaped, and when they come to cor
ners and angles they seem to stop and
consider. Then they vary the shape of
the cell, so that the space is exactly
flllsd. It could not be done more sat
isfactorily If the whole thing had been
worked out on paper beforehand. Ants
make hard and smooth roads and drive
tunnels compared to which man's ef
forts in making such things are Insig
nificant
CADDY EARNS HIS PAY.
A oaddy In England eurely
oarns his pay. Not only must
ho "spot" tho ball, but ha has
to tea it, claan it whenavar il
gets aoilad, switch balls when the
one In use bccomes battered up,
and then clean and thine the
clubs after tho game la over.
SANFORD'S JOKE ON YOST.
Got a Quick "Rise" Whan He Roasted
Western Football.
Foster Sanford had another grin
coming the other day over an experi
ence he had with Fielding Yost at the
Yale-Harvard game of 1013 when
Brlckley kicked five fleld goals.
Colonel Sanford had Just started
dictating this lead, "Brlckley broke all
records today," when Yost cot In with
this, "No, he didn't; Eckersall kicked
five for Chicago."
"Oh. that doesn't count," said San
ford, aa he went on with his lead. "It
happened in the west"
"I guess that stopped Yost nil right,"
said some one in the crowd.
"Stop him?" answered the old Yale
star. "He hasn't stopped yet, and that
was two years ago."
DUFFY LEWIS THE HERO.
His Splendid All Around Work En
abled Boston Red Sox to Win.
Every world's series has produced a
hero. This season It Is Puffy Lewis,
the Boston Ited Sox star left fielder.
Ills name Is added to that honor roll
which has Inscribed the names of
Matty, Rohe. Adams. Baker, Collins,
Gowdy and other heroes of other se
ries.
Duffy's work at I he bat and In the
fleld was superexcollent. Tie was the
principal factor of Boston's success,
both offensively and defensively. His
batting was superb, his fielding phe
nomenal. At the bat Duffy won two
games outright—the third and fourth—
Photo by American Press Association.
DUFFY LEWIS, WORLD'S SKitlES HERO.
and his timely wallops figured potent
ly In the second, and the last game
seemed lost until he tied the score In
the eighth Inning with a clean homo
run that scored another besides him
self.
Lowls led all contenders at the bat.
hitting for a percentage of .4-14. Lu
derus was next with .437. N
In the field Duff.v cut off many hits,
saving the game on more than one oc
casion with great grabs. In the fourth
game the speedy left gardener made
three catches that cut off sure bits. He
(lid not make an error.
Lewis has been a regular member of
the Ited Sox since 1910, when he first
Joined the club, being purehaned from
Alameda, Cal.
Harry Hooper, Lewis' side partner,
must be given a little credit for his
part in the victory. His two homers
settled the world's championship.
Watch the Noiseless Small Eleven*.
The upset of a big college team by
an eleven of lesser fame seldom takes
place when It Is expected to take place.
Publicity, the blaro of trumpets, ad
vance stuff telling how So-and-so has
prepared for So-and-so and Is going to
trim the big fellow, aren't good for tho
former. The lickings come from tho
lesser lights who slip In quietly and
without any preliminary fuss proceed
to kick the stuffing out of the big fel
lows.
Possibilities of the Lateral Pat*.
The possibilities of the lateral pass
may be almost unlimited, as set forth,
but the same thing was said In behalf
of the forward pass for several seasons
after Its introduction. It, too, may
have its possibilities, but they aren't
being developed very extensively.
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*$* 5 "i*
•{• POP GEERS EARNS MILLION. +
+ +
+ Recently compiled records show ♦
•I* that Pop Gccrs, the veteran 4*
•£• grand circuit driver, has won +
4* more than $1,000,000 In aurse* 4*
4- since he began to handle the +
4* reins back in 1390. His best sea- 4*
4* son was in 1902, when he total- 4*
4- ed $116,370. Ty Cobb, Paokey +
4- McFarland and other financial 4"
4" stars of sport will have to keep +
4* going at top speed if they hope 4"
4* to equal the record made by tne *5*
4- wiraro' of the reins. +
+ 4*
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GUY NICKALLS BACK AT YALE. |
Crew Coach, Back From England, Set
tles Down to Hard Worlfc
Coach Guy Nickalls of the Yale var
sity crew Is back from England and la
now working trying to develop an etgbt
to meet Harvard on the Thames next
June. lie said recently;
"The prospects for tho coming season
are bright. Five, of last year's univer
sity men are with us and the whole of
last year's second and freshman crews.
Recognizing that a good football team
la of paramount Importance, every en
couragement has been given likely can
didates to Join the football squad. We
shall In consequence be without the |
services of J. Sheldon of last year's
four. A new boat has been presented
to the university by Lonla Stoddard,
which will, however, be kept for the
spring race. New oars have arrived
from England, and the coaching launch
es and all the craft are In first class |
order."
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(formerly of Seat*!®)1
Specialist in the treatment of
Ifsiascs and (lef'u-mltjeg of the t*ye,
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Whitehorse
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• leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every month
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points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Cbampaigne
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