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The
Gate-way
Route ot
Comfort
Service
Safety
To Yukon Territory, Atlin District
Interior Alaska
During the winter season of 1916-17 our regu'ar train serv ice will
be maintained North and South Bound between Skaguay
and Whitehorse, trains leaving both terminals Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. . _
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our Through Mail, Passenger and Freight Service will be oper
ated between Whitehorse and Dawson, affording evfcry possible
facility for comfortable winter travel by means of a
Thoroughly Equipped Stage and Automobile Line
For full information apply to
A. F. ZIPF Z2
_OR— Traffic Manager
612 Seconl Ave.. SEATTLE, Wash.
C. W. CASH
Supt. Mail Service Dept.
WHlfEHORSE. Y. T.
White
'3SS
& Yukon Route
TIME TABLE Not J18.
Monday, "Wednesday and Thuisday
Xo. 1, N. Bound
1st CUm
H:30 ». m. Le»v«*
11:03 ». m. **
11:45 a. m. **
12:40 p. m.
2:20 p. m. "
4:50 p. m. Arrive
SKAGWAV Arrives
WHITE PASS Leaves
LOO CABLV "
BENNETT
CARIBOU "
WHITSHORSE "
Peeeengen muxt be at d«pot ii time to have Baggage in*
•pect«d and checked, Inspection b> Ktopped SO minutes before
tearing time of train*.
150 ponnda ot baggage will be checked free with each foil
fare ticket and 75 pousds with each half fare ticket.
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Class
3:50 p. m.
2:20 p. ni.
1:30 p. m.
12:50 p. in.
10:48 a. in.
8:00 a. m.
the
BLADDER;
and all
SisctargBS in
4HOURS:
Eaehcajxale bear* ihc i
aaoeC7
Bfterry of
COVMttrfcUSm , _
9»M *11
SYSTEM AND PRINTING
Don't put it off, tut order your
priiiTir-2 now whicl* you will need
wheu you put la your new system.
The Daily: Alaska job dspaa-tment
Is be't?r equiPPed than ereT to do
youT work. Prices-right and work
promptly executed. tf. '
ke the "MILWAUKEE"
On your next trip to the East
-ificaticn ct its niaiii line oref1 the backjfconej of
>at^iient has oiiu.iimUd all soot, smoke fuul i-iu
■rmitting an Ucobsivuctcjd new of the a^ignirt
ao:ain;is through the Bitter Roots and, RockJ^a.
Shaw, I Skagway
Weir (Agents
E. Harris, T. P. A.
Juneau Alaska
r* _ 1 r> _ »f
», MiiwauKee ana j>u raui nduway
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
THE ECHO OF A SOKtt'
Tnis poem id reminlsdent of
I'oe--inj rhythm,' Jjotwevar.rath
er than,'la thought.'| Its' aUi
thbr la a present day writer
of honio-spu-n merit. Mudb. of
his verse is wtrittGa in. dia->
lect.'
To myjjahcy. idly roaming; comes a
picture off the gleaming.
Comes a fragran,cg'jirom the blos
soms of fbq lilao and the rose;
With thfe yellow lamplight stream
ing I am sitting here ajid
dreaming
Of a half-forgotten, twilight
whence a tmellow ' memory
flows;
To mv' listening ears jcomes wing
ing vagrant notes of woman's
singing; j '
I'ye 'a sense off sweet content
ment as the sounds "are home
along;.
'Tis a mother who is tuning", her
fondi heart to love and croon
ing .... I
To her laddie Buch/ a
Sleepy little J
Creepy little
Soug.
Ah, howjwstt da-1 remember wh&n
by cmcklhig Acs) ©mber
The [Old-fashioned! oaken, rocker
moved' wjthf rhythmic sweep
an<k slow; *
With hw feet1 acpon) the fender, in
a cadence low a«)(S tender,
Floated; forth that plumber! an
them of '£ ohiklhooiS long* ago,
There were goblins lb the gloaming,
an/- the half-closed' eyes vent
roaming
Tr,rough the twilight lor the
ghostly shapes olj bugaboos
along; | •'
New the sandman's slyly creeping
and ja ttredi ia<d'e fcatf Bleep
ing,
When she sings to him that
Sleepy little
Creepy.iitUe"
Song.
So I'm sitting here jand' dreaming
with the mellow lamplight
streaming j '
Through) thq yine-embowered "win
dow in a yellow filigree , |
On the fragrant air comes winging
vagrant notes of woman's sing
ing. j
'TIs the slunrter songr of child
hood thiat'la murmuring to me,
And Bom© subtle fancy creeping
lulls my 'sense® half ten" sleep
ing
As ah© misty 'shapes' of bugaboos
go dreamily along,
All cay, sorrolws disappearing, as a
tirod lad I'm hearing
Once again my'mother's'
Sleepy little
Creepy little
Song. '
—J. W. Foley.
•—E<Vle Magazine. J. '
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Dr. L. S. Keller is ( expected
home on the next Prince Rupert
t '« l ■ I
Mre. William keiiman,: has rent
ed th» YeoananB cottage -onj Eighth,
S»reef. (and'will remain, to Slcag
way -or the winter.
Mr. P. D. Richardson of Beat
tie, was a Skagway guest this week
He left for tjei south/ oa the So
Bhia jThu/rsday night.
♦ ♦ "
Mr. F. J. Vanj de Wall is home
from a visit with his relative® in
Seattle and; Grandview. Mr. Van
de Wall arrived! on the SophSa.
Mr .and Mr*. A. C. Blanchwd
and their two chUdiren, -A. C. Jun
ior and Gordon, are occupying a
suiti of rooms at the Pullen House.
o—o—o ;
Bioy Gordon/ Gafete celebrated
his fi^st birthday; recently andj all
his " old-tim)a" friends | 'called
to w'sh him many; happy • ret
turr«. ~ | 1 .
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Mis. William Shearer who< has
teen visiting ln: |tthe 'States re
turned on the Princess Sophia ac
companied by: her niece Mies
Moores. | '
•—o—•
Mr. W. W. Dickinson, agent |for
the w. P. and Y, R. passed through
Skaaway thia week |pn "his way to
the scjith on/ a vacation; visit1 witK
friends (. " >
• •—•—•
M *. and Mro. A. E. Kindell
were (dinner 'guests oX Colonel E.
R. oUvera onj Sunday at the ,Pael
.Train, 'where a special WU of fare
was served. 1 j r
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Mr. Herbert Wh&gler, genara!
manager of the W. j(P. 'and Y. R.,
la home from an extended ivfsft fa
♦he States. Mr. [Wheeler visited
iq Chicago and the ooest eftfes.
Tlio wiudoiw) ot Albert Reinert
is a very unique advertisement , o£
the <Uflce to. be glv^ni this evening:
oy thi Eagles and to appreciate It
ycu must go and p$e £«r yourself.
9 1| A
Mr. and Mtb. Lome A. McAHs
ter,».nd their UttlQ son. Ward, axe
now making tbeir borne iu the 'A.
C. Blanchard residence, but will
return to Summit early In; the
apriug. j I
-o—o—o
J udga Royal A. Gunniaon and his
son Royal A., the seconld, who were
in Skagwayi for a number of days,
guests of the |Pullen House, re
turned tol their Jiome In, Juneau oa
the City; jor Seattle.
»■ t.t-o
Donald Mllngs, son of Mrs.
Louise Milmes.arrived'on, the Prin
ces? .3ophia anid1 will mAkej hia home
in Skagway for the present. Mr.
Mllnes has been attending! school
at Hollywood, California.
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M- and! [Mtb. 'George Huth, were
dinner guests ctf Mrs. Helen, W.
Caskey on Sunday; laBt. There were
also present Miss Carol Caskey,
Mi.ss Katlirjii, Caske(y, [ Miss Mary
Caskey and' Mr; Andrew Stevenson.
Mrs. Dennis ,C. Ballou, accom
panied' by ber children, Miss El
eanor Ballou. Ca-ttberlne andi Mary>
Mrs. Balloui will pas» the iwinter 'in
her old home, Boston, Massachu
setts .and will return to tftie "spring.
1 I >—
The W. C. T. U. j held ' their
last i regular meeting" for the pres
ent vea-r on Tuesday; last. [Madly
good work was planned and there
will be many changes ipj the town
if vl goes well withi this "for
the good of all" organization •
—- -9 i«—e •
iKndly send all Items of interest
to t-.e Dalljr Alasfkaa office, Kel
ler firo«. or J thja residence of Dr.
L. S. Keller. Many people in
t^wn ('cannot reached' by telen
Pfcoar and for that reason; Items
aie omitted from th|e columns 0/
this newspaper. Send early in the
week.
. 0—0—0
Na* C. Goodwin, la the leading
rolo in | "Business is Bus
iness" ha® been, the chi)eiC attrac
ticn'at the P. P. P. this week, al
though, th®re have been several othi
a.- eood films on, display. | A good!
<h*"ia is I to be thrown cvn the
scr»-ei* this evjenfing and for Sun
day |ind Monday thj>re will te a
rofcinl attraction.
•—•—e
Tbr (Barn 'Dance given, annually
*>y thie "W. P. A. club will be held
in their gymnasj-uaa on' Thanksg
iP» Fve, Wednesday, [November
29th. ThiB Is tJie dance whfere alU
mav enjoy a good) old fashioned
time. Plenty; 0X refreshments of
just the rig'h*' sort doughnuts,
swce*'cider"and otihetr rood eatables.
Trr IV
n n n
A' bale-'of good, old-time dough
nut; peal fried cakes and "moth
er's" best pumkln ties will be held
at »he Btoife ofjL. A. HarrHsooi: on
the Wednesday; just before ThanTcs-l
giving Day. Go early 'and stand
arrund or you will miss a chance
to ouy a 'supply fop Thanksgiving
dinner. Good though for any time
of day. | '
0—»—«
Mr. Gerald: Cloud! will leave
soon for Jjuneau,' where he
hAa accepted a position, I on
th* Juneau Dispatch. Mr. Cloud
was 'rr a time connected wit hi the
Sfcagway Daily -Alaskan, but has
for sometime held a situation with.
*ve Fiye-Brubn. |jneat company. As
soon as Mr. Cloud! can, eeouTe a
home, hejwlill be Joined by Mrs.
Cloud.
i •—8—0
Mrs, Eleanor Coolk was a passen
ger ou tlia'Priacesa'Bpfehia enxoute
to Mod^sta, Cal., where elhiel will
.spend the winter jwUbl her daugh
ter, Mrs. | Clarence Palmer. Mrs.
Cook has been; malting her home
with her son, jU. S. Marshal FVanJt
R. Cook for a number oil months
and she [will returoi agadni to Skag
**)? in jtha 'eaflrly 6pr4ng. Mrs. Cook
hag made a; large ciircle of friends
who will give her a'heajrty 'welcome
on her return' to the north. J '
—(X—•—0
In honotr of her mother, [Mrs.
Klganor Cook, Mrs. W, jU Lands
b'Touch, entertained a few jof 'Jier
friends oaj Tuesday, afternoon. The
ladic-s tools their WW4ng, knitting,
*at.tfcg and; (crocheting' and enjoy
e.1 i pleagant visit. Mrs. George
Huth added much ,to 'the pleasure
o* fUe occasion by Playing and
sinking several old! [Scotch
alri. " The [ hoetesa ' was
assisted bJij 'Mrs. Huthl and
(Miss Evangeline Oook In serv
ing most (delightful 'refreshments,
i ' ~ _ ^
Those present were Mrs. lie.en Vj
Casitty, Mrs. Betty Jacobs, ( Mrs.
EJllzd'-'MJi Blanchard, Mrs. Jam eg
Stewart, Miss Stewart, Mrs. Assel
t'ue, Mrs. L. S. Keller. Mrs. "Geo.
Hath, Missi Evangedine Cook, Mrs.
W. h. Lan&sborough and the honor
litest, Mrs. Eleanor Cook. Dur
ing htr, mother absence, Miss Evan
guine Cools wtUl make hwi home
with her j&lster,'Mrs. W. L. Lands
boiougn,
9—0—0
Mb>8, Delia Collision aad MIeb El
i"n lo^ersi jointly celebrated, tihelr
birthday onj las* Saturday evening
by inviting many o£ their frlemds
to the home el* Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Collt?oii on Tenth Avenue and State
Street, j The young people en
joyed ,>ames and music. Delicious
(refreshments wer|a served. The
lirst ptize, [a small ornamental
stvirt was won; by; Mary MoCann;
t*e booby, a little jumping jack,
W3a won by Edward McKay. The
gutsts were received .aud 'served by
Mr« C.cllison and Mrs. Rogers.
Those present were Birdie Selmer,
Frarcps Kennedy, Venn Miller, El
eanor Ballou, Fred Blandhard, Es
ther Friedenthal, Bessie Conway,
Edea Ikuta, Sarah, FrJeaentaaj, vi
v'&i) (Tallbot, Gertrude Liddicoat,
Pauhnp MoCann, Nancy Lyncjh, Mar
McCain, Emerson. Rogers Joseph,
Pedersen, Myrtle Dickson, Lois Mc
Kay, Ruth, Pedersen, jLele Malan,
Edward McKay, j Harry A-cthJison,
Clartnce Achison, Dorotihvj Billson,
EU°u Rogers, Delia Collison, Mr.
and Mrs. Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs.
Rtgeis and Bud Collison.
9—9-—0
In ccmpllm)ent to Colonel E. R.
Myers, Mr. and Mrs. |A. E. Kin
dell eutertainied at "500" on Mon
day evening. The honor guesf
won (first honors for gentlemen
and received a bos of fine cigars;
Mrs. P. H. Ganty won first horfora
for ladies and receivjed aMhandsome
60uv> nir spoon. An excellent re
pas'' was served in *lhe dining room.
The table was centered wi® a (big
bask ;t of fruit and evergreens.
Af'er supper the guests 'indulged In
danPlng. Thisi little social affair
wil' 'K1 long riememibPrerf by those
■cii_spnt[as "title haippyi evening", for
everyone [present entered intoi the
spirit, cf 'good' will to all anfl the
evta.'nr came to a close all tooi soon.
Co.1**U Stivers was at an earlier
date, chief clerk of theTailway'mail
eervic-.' and co-iworkers with Mr. an
Mr«. Kindell. He i3 now connected
wi*h the United! States customs and
'has gone to Juneau where hje will
j b* located for ttto present. Those
invited to ha prgjept at jQolonel
Stivers' farewell were Mr, and Mrs.
Dan McKay, Mr. jand Mrs, P.' H.
Gax>y, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Suffle
cool, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Johnston,
Mr& F. J. Van d$ Wall, antfjthe
.'Ut-°t 'o£ honor, Colonel E. R. Stiv
ers.
«
IS HIE UNITED STATES COM
MISSIOXERS COURT FOR SKAG
WAV PRECINCT IN PROBATE.
Iu tlit; matter of the estate of
Henry J. Lynch, deceased.
NOTIC IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Heku D. Lynch, executrix of tha es
tate of Henry J. Lynch, deceased,
has fiied In the above entitled couit
her final report of the estate of
the paid deceased and the hearing
of the same has been fliiced by said
court forthe 27th day; o£ Decemfber,
1916, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon
of said day, at the court room
ther of, at the federal courthousa
In Sfcagway, Alaska, and all persona
Intei-^jted In safid estate are no
tified then and there to appear and
file any objections they may h&va
to s-iid account and to sho^ cause,
if any they have, why 6aid final ac
count should not be allowed.
HELEN D. LYNOH,
Executrix.
Dat c at Skagway, Alaska, this
27th day of October, 1916.
28, 4, 11, 18. 25.
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TAX NOTICE
TREASURER'S OFFICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that
'V-e ' Assessment Boolcs c»£ the Ta.x
abl- property for the year-1916, are
uow in my -hands, and the taxes
levied upon the sams are now'due
and payable at my office. Fourth.
Avenue iu the City of Ska^way, b«
'weea the hours of lp. m. a/nd 5:30
o. m. daily, except riundays' and
holidays.
That unpaid taxes on Personal
Proptrfy become delinquent on the
29th day of November 1916, and
unless paid .prior thereto a pen
alty of 20 per cent will be*added.
That uu.paid taxes on Real Pro
di r'y will be delinquent at 6-o'cloc
p. m. on the last day of February,
1917, and unless BU-ch taxes are
i>aid prior thereto they will become
delinquent1 and 20 per cent penal
ly will be added, and interest ;at
8 Oct cent per annum will be charg
ed from date of -delinquency until
paid. '
PHIL ABRAHAMS,
11-15-20. ! City Treasurer.
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