IHE HIE PASS 8
-IIIKOI ROUTE =
The MSpeed,
Route of j . Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and.all
Interior Alaska anil Yukon River Points.
During tho seaso-t of navigation, our fleet of modern
up to 11 it" st-\rners will operate regularly the entire
length of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a sen
vice never before equaled.
Diilv triin s»ivso« (e<c: v>fc S.mlivs) will be maintained
b'tv'-i Sci^viv ill \V lit • I >!•■«>, ail our fully equip
ped Parlor O >s«rviti »a Oars alford travelers every coin
fort an 1 iM'ivenieiv!.
F ill Inf HMiitio-i c'unrfall.y given up >1 applying to
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, 612 Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
Whits Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE No. 87.
Daily Except Suiidaj
No. 1, N. Bound
1st C'lua
Leaves SKAGWAY Arrives
" WHITE PASS L«i*ai
•• LOG CABIN "
BENNETT H
caribou "
Arrives WHITSHORSE "
Patarageri oiw b« M depot l« time to have Baggage In
spected and chtxki-d. ln.«pecUon la stopped SU minute* before
leavlni time of train*.
ISO pounds of baggage will he checked free with each full
fare tlckf* and 75 pound* with each half fare ticket.
9:30 a. m.
12:0'> p. m.
13:4.1 p. m.
1:40 p. m.
3:20 p. m.
5:50 p. m.
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Class
4:50 p. m.
3:20 p. m.
8:30 p. ni.
1:50 p. m.
11:48 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
VThenever yon feel a cold coming on
think of the full name LAXATIVE
TJROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look foi
.signature of E. W. Grove on the boK. ?5c
Suharrtb® for the Daily Alaskan.
New Low Fares Effective Aug. 20
Through tickets from S. E. Alaskan portB to Min
neapolis, St. 1'aul, chi< a^o and all points Eust
will be on sale via Seattle and the ''Milwaukee"
Railway at the new low farea on and arte*- August
20th by the Alaska S. S. Co., Psc. Alaska Nary.
Co.., and the Border Line. Full information from
*. S. Ag<nts at Skagway.
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
EL J. Shaw,
H. G. Weir
Juneau, Alaska
WEEK IN SOCIETY
(Continued from page 2)
Mrs. A. E. Joji.->8 and MLsa Jos
si e K Williams,, mother amd cous
in of tui- genial trl6aU- Mr. 'Tom
my1' Jones, on« oX the W. P. amd
Y. it. trainmen, arc in Iowa for ^
visit. They ii-.ve just returned
from Whitehorao and are making
their home with, Mrs. Louise Mil
lies. While iu Wihiteinxrse they
stopptd iu Mr..Jouo6' comfortable)
cot'ag-c. Mrs. Jonts auid Miss Wil
liams »re so wcil jileas^d with, the
north titat they may come from
their home iu Seattle another sea
son. J
On Sunday j'i3t Mr. aud Mrs.
Jona'hMtj McRrieoi eutertaiiied at
diuner at the Puilen House iu hon
or ol their uephew and ukce, Mr.
aud Mrs. Victor C. Uudeu of Fort
land, Oregon. Covers were laid
for eight and a delectable dinner
was served. Tiioto oresent .were:
Mrs. Hose Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Vivtor C.. Uudea, Mis.. Alma Magoe,
Mr. .Walter McUrien, Mr. J. C.
stewart and the host, and Uoauassj.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joaathau McBrian.
l)r. and Mrs. W. J. Wright and
thv.-,r i Hie aaugu'er Ueitruae It;!1
ou *Ju- jtiiersuu Friday ior 6e..tile
Alter a visit iu ae.aiie and otuer
coast '-owns ^htjr ill rtium to
the'r heme in Edmonton, Alue. la.
Mr. and Mrs.. Wright were the
iUtsts o* Air. Fiiil Abrahams, Mis.
kVrignt's iatuer, wuile ia Sk gway. j
Airs. L. H. Federseu, treasurer I
>t tlic territorial W. C. X. U. weut j
La Juucuu on tltj Huwioiut lo «U
rvud liio W. C. X. U. Territorial
Jouvtuuon. wiiii.ii comeueu mere
.h:s wc&iL.. jUrsc Jftxieiiou was
uccoinp..uit/d by .Uabtci Ai.Uitw poU
srsen.
i.—o—o
Mr. K. H. Burwdl and his two
ila-ughtus, Atrs.. Frank H. Alacn
liii uuu Airs. Frank Fr^-tvi ell, ajl
>t Seni le, joiu«.d ills. Harwell
iuj .Mr.. K.. 1.. iitirwtli ii* SKUgway
iud are tue gu<.sis o) Colon.. 1 W. L.
SttjV. U.JCL.
u—y—•
-MlSo Alaragret Dunuu.tou and
Miss Alwurtd 1^-u.e of Fiiii-delp^ia,
und Atr. and Airs. ii. L,.. Fau^aei,*
di Juucuu are eaju} 'US tue uospi
iali'.y ut Coiluutjl W. L.. steveusuii,
it tue White House litis weeek.
-W 0 «
Airs. AI. S.. iS'Oue of Alo.uti>eliar,
Vermont, wuio is spending seveiai
weeks iu Skagw&v a gu<_st at the
fullfcii 1 lousy entertained a tew ol
liw-r iricuus at Ue Tea Kooin ou
luetuuy aiternoou.
•—o—•
-Miss Luis Butt, one of Skag
uray's most popular and beloved
teachers returned t.liis week and
will again resume aer duties iu the
Skagwav public school us teacher
>u the primary grade. i
U—0—0
Airs. H. H. Psxst, wile of Uie
;£ the cashier and manager of the
first -National Bank of Juneau, Al
aska, is iu town the guest of Air.
tud Aire, iiugh A. Weir. Mrs. Pos*
will remaiu until next week.
U U 0
Air. Hugh. Alolyiieuux, head of the
Danadiau road commission, was in
;owu this week, a guest of the
Dewey. Air. Alolyneaux left for
lis home iu Atliu on Thursday.
o—o—e
Airs. Lela PuTcell of Oakland,
Hahforuia, who 1 been the house
?ues* oJ Air., and Alrs^ Frank Suf
Cecool for several weeks left on the
Printess Alice enroute homee.
o—o—o
Mrs. J. M. G"ig ion, wlw> has boon
the gueat of her daughter, Mrs.
IV. K. Burford, for several months^
lad wi'l leave on tlio Princei George
for hbr home la Seattle.
0—0—o
Mrs. Vern& Mulvihill left on the
Teffrrscn for Seattle, where she
will attend school.. Lnter her
mother and brothers and sister will
hin her and remain till the end of
:he scholastic year.
Mr. Wallace Grant of Dawson,
was a pssenger souih on the Prirv
:<ss Alice. It is> reported upon
»ood authority tint Mr. Grant will
return north with a bride.
0--*—•
Mrs. G. V. Zinkan left on the
Humbuld' for Juneau, where she
w:,i a'tpjjd the W. C. T. U. Ter
ritori'M Convention which is being
held there this week.
■—a—a
Bishop I. O. Stringer was an ar
rival ror*' on the Prtnce George
and left for his home in Dawson
the following day. I
e—o—•
Mr and Mrs. H. G. MacPherson
and children, arrived In, town this
week and departed for their home
In White horse tlx following day.
0—0—ft
Mrs. Charles Norris of Greon
wcod, B. C., and her daughter Bal
let and Mrs. li.. H. Johnston made
a return trip to Bennett today.
I The Jefferson steamed; Into port
las' night at 9:45 and departed for
the south via Sitka at 11:30. Of
a total passenger list o£ 43 per
sons, 22 were rennd trippers. Mrs.
R. R. Pearson, andsou, ife naid son
of Superintwidt'ct Pearsoinj of the
Alaska Steamship Co., and Mrs. T.
H. Meaa, wife o£ the chief port
engineei far the foregoing company
were round trippers on the boat.
It nicked up 20 p&scengers at
this port, 15 or whom war® direct
for Sea'tle. Mrs. Rose McKay, an
old time resident of this city, left
on the Jefferson, 'or Braaford, On
tario, She was booked, for her
final destination^ over the Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul and Grand
Trunk Lines. Tha will make tlie
las* trio for the Jefferson via Sitka
tais season. ,lt will now fail b-u?k
upon Pb regular Seattlq Skagway
service run.. j
4—a—*
Kakhai suits frigli boots andJ fish
ii'g poles was the order of events
this morning when, the train pulled
out (or across the Summit. A num
ber of Akagwaians invigorated by
the superb weather have respond
ed to in fialnarman's call and will
whip tl'e streams around Log Cabin,
•oduy and Sunday.
Messrs. McClelland, Eeken.-t.in,
and Farwell made up a trio of hap
py fisherman w.ho left this morning
for the scene of action. It la re
ported that number of the busier
ones will leave this aftrnoon on a.
g.ij special tor Log Cabin, where
iney will join the fishermen.
Oil Vild-ay Mrs. J.. N. Hanson and
Mrs. C^r! Lajsoa entertained at
dinner in honor of Air. and Mrs. W.
H. Howard of Vancouver, B. C.
I'i.is entertainment was given at
tue home of Mrs. Larson. Ttoos*!
present were Mr. and , Mrs. How
ard, Mrs. Feero, Mis. W1U Feero
and her children, Geneva and Wil
ma; Mr., and Mrs. Oarl Larson,
Mrs. N. J. Hanson, Egbert Han
son. .Aden. Hanson, Frank Hanson,
Philip Olson, Stewart Larson and
Crania Larson. This also celebrat
ed ihe lifth birthday of little Urani
I, arson.
0—0—0
Mrs. J. F. Maloney of San Fran
cisco and Juneau, arrived on the
Mariiios'u from the latter place and
after a brief visit wi'h her sister,
-Vlrs. Hazel G. Kirmse, returned on
Ihe Humboldt, taking with her Mrs.
Kirmse'g two sons, John Cleveland
and Liii.i'il The children will be
placid In a school for boys at M-en
lo Park, California. Later in the
season Mrs.. Kirmse will go to Cali
fornia lor the winter.
0—«—0
At s'i o'clock toaigh'1' the Prince
Seorgo will toct its catt oiC whistle
—lines will be thrown clear of the
[a&'enitg piles and the bout will
drif ou< in the middle of the chau-,
nel slid steam down the canal for
Juneau.
It will carry so.uth approximate
ly lo& passengers. Among the
l>assengeis is Dr. M. O. Malte, who
is connected with) the Central Ex
perimental Farm *at Ottawa.
u—o—u
Mrs.. N. J. Hanson and her three
:hildren, Egbert, Aden and Frank
returned on Thursday from an out
lug -at Lome, whe'e they visited
with Mr. Hanson, superintendent of
l>ridge construction for the W. P.
md V. JR.
Mr. H. G. MacPherson, promin
ent, druggist of .Whitahorse ar
rived on the Prlncass Alice and left
tor home on ^hursday.
o—o—o
Mrs. W. F. Sheelor, who has
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Kay C. Gsult is now visiting in
;ui*>u.
0—0—0
Mrs. Lyman E. Keynoioaon, wao
has been 111 for a number of weeks
Is acain able to receive her friends
And iu ber usual good boaltli..
u—u—u
Mrs. J. F. Pugh. and her daugh>
ter, Miss Venetia, left Jot their
borne in Juneau, -a the Mariposa.
0—0—0
Dr. A. P. Hawes visited in Stag
way this week a guest of the Pul
len House.
e—•—t
Mrs. Martin Johnson and her
daughter. Miss Ivy, visited in
Wbiteborse thiis &:ik.
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans Lout
tit eni°rtalned at dinner on Friday
fo.- Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Gable and
Mrs. i.l€s Howe Pratt.
Diamonds Easily Broken.
"People do not seem to realize that a
diamond Is easily cleaved." said an ex
pert "Although the stones are so
hard, they-split with ease and possibly
may break If dropped."—London Ob
server.
A Great Recipe.
"Do you ever worry, old man?"
"Xever."
"How do you work It?"
"In the daytime I'm too busy to In
dulge In worry, and at night I'm too
sleepy."—Boston Transcript.
! Public Health Notice
I
MEASLES
Ail i,ajeuLa ia tins cummumly
ara rt«li«cliu41y advittU tuui w litre
weaties tiiiji iu thie lloliie, aii uoa
uiiui iu« tiulOJtsu are yruuliiiled
jruiu attemuu^ bUicoJ ual4 two
wtthi nave mapsea alter Uie ue
giualut OA lao iitet cast; iu la«J
lalllUj'..
iu uider to control tiiia matter
pro^vrly it is adveaWe to re^wrt
aa rK'cut cases to
W. G.. GABIE,
Health, Oliioer.
8-24-31.
'1 AA. AOilcE
Jsotico is U&itby given Uuit 1
will on *a« ou oay ox aujjuH, laio,
"t iu« noUr OX 1:4U p. ui. oi wa
Uaj, ot«i ax yaulu; aucuou ou Uie
oi'einicek kiiuwu us tiie fiitu avou
utt iio'.c-, so mucii oi tag r'ei'MJaai
rroyci'v ou Wiiicxx i nave icvxeu, to
tat i'bi'ttouoi lake* uu<» to t~e
ny oi cia^waj luf Uie jeaia laiu,
iS>iU, i»xi, 19X2, 1 JiJ,
isa* iiud lalo, amounting to
$i3«..uo, witix oilier coc<U> a.lid ti
i»<.nib«.t to bo audtxi to Ui«i iuaouat
oi uio i.uumjuoJi sum.
iins uouoe u> given as l>i'Ov aitd
b> .ac-cllous l!f and 2J oi Ordinance
AO. lii).
(Signed) FRANK PAGE,
CJliei ot i'olice oi Uie Cil£ oi Skag
wajr,
8-23-1 wlc..
TAX NOTICE
N'stke is hereby given thai 1
will on tli© 31 day oi August,
la 16, at tine hour of 1:30 p. in. of
s^-iU day, sell at public auction ou
tac prtmiseB known as the Ska^j
way Brewery, so much, ox the Per
sonal Property on which I have 1«>
ied, to pay the Personal Taa.es due
'he City oX Skagay for the years,
I if 12. 1913, 1914 and 1915, amount
iu» to ?S6..20 iUi other oceis and
expenses to he added to the amount
oX delinquent sum.
This notice is given as provided
by Scw:cc£ 19 and 20 oX Ordinance
No.. 69..
(Signed) FRANK PAGE,
ChieX of Police of the City ox Skag
way.
8-23-1 wk.
(Subscribe for tte Daily Alaskan)
♦ PROFESSIONAL CARDS ♦
DR. L. 8. KELLER
DeUM
Most Mod or* Methods.
Opes Ereninga.
Office Hoart: 9-13 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Hmh. Building - Broadway
SKJQWAT ALASKA
WILLIAM PALLISTER, M. D.
(Formerly of Seattle)
Specialist is the treatment of
dlseatea and defotmitiea of the
eye, ear, nose and throat.
Office: Goldstel* Building Ju
»eau, Alaska.
W. a STOUT
At<ori«y At L*«
Practice la all courts
la Territory of Alaaka
Haiaes Alaska
To Cure a Co!d in One Day
"alee LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
ablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work oS the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. V!". Grove's
lignature's on each box. 25 cents.
~COLD» AFECT THE KIDNEYS
Many Altaian People Have Pound
Tfate to be Xtue
Are you wretched la bad weath
er T
Ute» every cold settle oa your
UdiiC7il
in et your Wet ache iaid become
WKlkt
Are urinary passages hregul..;
a ad distressing?
symptom* are cause to
buape-ct k.uiw_y weaknefefc.
j \\ tuieutju kiuneys need quick
I h(J\
Dcac'i Kidney Pills are especial
! ly prepared lor weaken* d kidaja.
GrUeim people i-eccmju^xd t «®.
Wi] Mtm C. KuatM.ll. re Until farm
er, Zb6 Y'aleacia St., bau Franc is
I co, CaJ., bays; "Many colds acd
i days at icng hours sad straining
wt«.'k caused -■) kidneys to give me
a let of trouble.. Pains seeoiod
'o ttr! i le is small ot my back
I 'md tie suffering l endured was
terrible. Every bit ot strength
j left □« and my kidneys acted too
often, annoying me at uight. Doan's
iKdney puis acted as a tonic to
my kidneys and proved of great
fcnrW "
| Price 60c, at all dealer*. Don't
( s: id ply ssic for a kidny remedy—
*•* Deas's Kidney Pills—the sam*
ik«t Mr. Russel had. Fottrr-Mii
buii Props., BuffaJo, N. T.
Catarrli Canioi i>e Cured
wltli LOCAL AVPI.K* ' »NS. as th^y
lanot reach tht> oi e disease. Ca
tarrh in a t>l< »d •»» i.Hiitu,. nal ditoaM,
and In ord«-t :o cun- It > -j nmut lake In
ternal remedies Hail's Catarrh Cure 1*
taken interr 'i\. p*id ccts directly upon
the blood ar! mi^^us surface. Hall's
•"ntnrrh Cm* Is not ft Quack medicine. It
was prescribed : or* t»jc best phy
.siclans in Uxte cm in try for ytiss and n
n regular pres- It \f cor po*»*d of
.he best t^n»«*s kr.' *• n s -mWned with the
best blood pnrif rs act : directly on the
mucous surface4 | rfe-t oombina
lion of the tw«. mrr* «1' nts h what pro
duces such t« • dr results !c curing
catarrh. Semi f**t ' ?«flm">Tj«tiIa, free.
F. J. CHENEj & C » Props.. Toledo. O.
toll by DmirrJ!"« i «-* T,v
Take Hsil's Family I'ii'o fur ronttipatlna.
J. 1KUTA
M A NTFACTTTRIW
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carving*
Indian Baskets
China *iid Cut Glass
Ofticiai Viatel Inspector for the
VI . P. (t Y. Route
Mail Order* Riven prompt care
RAW FURS
WE PAY I
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
_ ^
WHITE FOK PRICF LIST |
Percey's Fur House
Oikkoik, • Witeoosn
HIS IKAuWAT
Pioneer Dairy
WL F iKkMAS, rn»p.
lTHE sanitary milk ranch ]
]
The lMftent aad b«rt oo«- j
duct*d a*irr la iiMh
Dully »h!pn)Pst» of ?nr* ,
milk us* crea.m to all polit* j
White Put * Yukoa i
Boot*.
Pack Train Restaurant
■The Delmotiico of Alaska
CHARLEY JOHN
Karaman & Clecak
PROPRIETORS
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We Make a Specialty of Banquets ud Private IMnner Par-tie*.
A Ketfined and Comfortable place fop » Supper \Tter the Show
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Gef'More Money" for yonr Poxes
Black. Silver, Cross, Red, White and Blue. Lynx,
Bear, Marten ud «!>« Far burm collect ««1 ta roar asrtica
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