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The
iRoute oi
Comfort,
Sps&df
Service
Safety
Through Tickets to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
During t'.ie season of navigation, commencing about June
5th, our tleetof modern up-to-date steamers will operate
regularly tli.1 entire length of the Yukon River and tribu
taries. giving a service never before equaled.
Daily train-s^rvio? '-'xvjt Sjndays) will be maintained
between Svi'.viy and Waif U>r«», ail our fully equip
p >i Parlor U >* 'r. r.ion Cirs afford travelers every com
fort and convenience. T~
Full Jnforut iti.) . o'l ; u'filly givit up>x applying]to
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, 612 Second Ave.,'
Alaska Seattle, Washington
Wnici ;ass <fc Yukon Route
1 I.HE TABLE No. 87. J | |.l;
Daily Except Sunday
ill
No. I, X. Eoontl
1st Class
y
"'Uf
No. 2, S. Bound
1st Class
Leaves SKAGWAY Arrives 4:30 p» m.
WHITE PASS Graves 3:20 p. m.
" LOG CABIN " 2:30 p. m.
BENNETT " 1:50 p. m.
CARIBOU " 11:48 a. m.
Arrives WH1TEHORSE " 0:00 a. m.
Passengers mu>t be at depot ii time to have Baggage in
spected u.d chevked. iaspti-loii is stopped 3d minutes before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage will he checked free with each full
fare Uckrt and 75 pounds with each half (are ticket.
0:30
12:03
12:43
1:40
3:20
5:30
ALL HINDS OF PRINTINGI
at OFfics or the:
DAILY ALASIi'AN
I Pack Train Restaurant i
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Hie Delmonlco of Alaska f
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CtlAKLF.Y—— —JOHN
4 KARAMAN & CtJSCAK 2
I'KOPRIKTOKS J
£ *uo -.am Gel wlxat Vuu Desir* Coocxd as It Should Qe J
♦ w. fcui, » special:..- ot lad Private Dtaaor Parties 1
A tad c^afor'-abl* place for a tapper after the «bow ?
J or -**o»—ictiw :m coij pny»i« bootii II Setfred. j
-We V. ant Alaska and Canadian Furs
<">c- All KINDS
Via are
Located in
America's
Greatest
Fur Market,
Where Furs
i Always Bring
the MOST
MONEY
W« Win Offers
on Special Lot»
We Have a
Special
Demand the
Year Round
for Fine
Alaska and
Canadian
Fur#
Correct
Valuation on
Ml Shipments
j blacky Dliver and cross roxes specially vraniea
Be Sure You Get Our Prices Before Selling Your Furs
WRITE "TODAY
Rogers Fur Company, Dept.a.c., st Louis, Mo., U.S. a.
HKTROIT, May 30—Under new
tactics with his eyes o^en to all
the possibilities tor peace lit Eu
rope, Henry Ford, the automobile
in inutaoturer, and recent odveaturi:
into the political arena, will sail
for Europe on June fifteenth.
Upon his arrival he will renew
his p^ace efforts. He believeB that
the time Is ripe for amicable re
lations to be established) between
the nations.
GERMANY APTKIi MORK MONEY
BKRLIN, May 30—The credit of
10,001',000,000 marjks which the
Reichstag will soon be asked to
vole will bring the total credits up
»o 60,000,000,000 marjts of which
36,000,100,000 have already been
raised. Financial circles regard that
Geimany will be able to stand the
strain of the additional loan better
th*n tha other countries.
DEATH PENALTY FOR WAITE
NEW YORK, May 30—Dr. Arthur
Wait© has been found guilty of
murder in the first degree, regard
ess cf his plea of insanity. He has
mi'-unced that he will not appeal ,
cate.
» i»ANTS BEFORE CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, May 30—A blU
:o r<-cover more than 3,200,000
>t land worth more than $30,000,
)00, granted to the Oregon, Cali
fornia Railroad by the federal gOY
jrnment fifty years ago has been
wrought up in the house.
LEADERS OP RAIDS CAUGHT
MARATHON, May 30—Escorted
jy a email detachment of the 8th
mvalry, Lieut. Col. Aivarax, a lead
3r of the Glenn Springs and Bo
luiilas raiders, will be brought to
the local officials and turned over
to the military authorities for trial.
WORLD RECORD FOR WIRELESS
SfDNEY, May 30—Thq American
steamship Ventura, which has just
irrived here from San Francisco re
ports Ibat she picked up a wireless
message when 9,000 miles from the
l>:i£6 o? sending. This is sup
posed lo be the world's record.
MILL SELLS TO A. C. WITT
HAJNES, May 30—Special to
Daily Alaskan—The saw mill, the
property of the Porcupine Gold Mln
lug Co., which has been placed up
lor tale was Bold to A. C- Witt,
Consideration was on thousand dol
lars.
WH1TEHORSE, May 28 —
Jchwalka, at Fairbanks; Tanana
iown Tolovana 9 a. m. Washburn
iu lditarod. Delta leaves Fair
banks at 7:30 May 30th for Gibbon
fo connect with Reliance.
MMRODS REPORT RAD LUCK
Nimrods spent a busy day Sun
lay in and around the vicinity ot
SJtugwhy. Regular fisherman's luck
setuied to hang over the heads ot
ir.os» of them .forming a complete
halo ot hard luck. The highest
score reported was a catch of four
teen. Craftily and angerlly they
shipped the pools and streams J.'lth
i > en seance, no luck was reported
iu the morning bo they hung toit
iiu'tix the shades of evening fell
around the base, of activity, at
whkb time they gathered their
catcii and slowly wended their w:>y
hoae. All eyes are turning towa-d
uurro Creek. Many parties have
been farmed for visiting the waters
iitx1 week. Fishing still continues
'.c be f.ood in Dewey,
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED
: Cocstjat Weariac o11 Hat Pnh
<»t«* Dnadraff Germ,
hira are mary men who wear their
U pr-ttlcajy all the time when awake,
J cjro Lltised with a heavy shook of
r; yet If the scalps of these same men
e became Infested with dandruff
stress, the parasites would multiply all
iho quicker for lack of air. Baldness
would ensue as the final result. New
tro's Herplclde kills these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant
growth. Herplclde Is a pleasant hair
dressing as well as a dandruff cure and
eontaina not an atom of Injurious sub
stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send
10c. In stamps for sample to The Harpl
olde Co., Detroit. JUch.
One dollar bottle, guaranteed
. U an drug stores.
Transportation will bo U full
swing down the river by June fifth,
if the orcaent schedule aa adopted
bv the W. P. & Y. R., can poe
■ sibly be manipulated. Most of the
boats are now in waiting at White
horhe awadtlng the official order
which will send them on their way.
Manager Wheeler left thi3 morning
for Wliiteh-oree toi investigate the
river ccditiona and soe that every
thing i» in running order. At pres
ent the river is low for this time
or the year, but officials believe
that if this kind of weather holds
its owe, that it will be an, easy
matter to start on scheduled time.
The boats scheduled to leave
Whitehorso for down the river
points, are as follows: Casca
June Gth; Yukon, June 5th; White
Horse, June 6tu; Tanaua, June
7th; Dawaon, Juna 8th; Selkirk,
June 10th; an-d the Alaska, June
10th.
LIQUOR AND LABOR
By X. Alex Cairns
WHat does the booze business
moan to you, Mr. Workingman?
You're getting v/f&e to the con
game of the four-flushing rum
mies. They talk like angels and
act like the devil. They give you
a smile and a shake on election, day
and a kick and a cuss the nextday.
And the booze business is against
you first and last.
As uever before since the Dead
Sea was taken sick and-since Moses
ied fho strike in the brick kilns of
Sgypt you need a clear head an^l a
steady hand for your tremendous
conflict.
And booze muddles your head and
palsies your hand and unsteadies
your nerves and gives you bats in
your belfry and floating gibleits
and Inflammation of the gizzard and
dislocation of the mazuma and con
gestion of the belladoiui. and in
growing coffin nails. It makes you
think bughouse and act jackass, and
when you're in that shape you're 4
no condition to march to the con
ques o* a better future.
There are 32,000,000 Kuigbta of
the Dinner Pail in the United States
and every eighth man of them is
counting railroad ties, hunting a
JoD. Like the lily, he toils not,
neither does he spin. All you have
to sell is your labor, and competi
tion is bo keen that If you Jiaven-t
gill-edge goods for sale you are out
of a Job and into the street. The
efficiency of the sober worker beats
tha* of the soused sixten to one.
There is nothing out of hell that
will out you on the bum quicker
• han booze.
Booze-gives you a red beak and
a black eye and a white liver and a,
yellow streak and a green brain and
a dark brown breath, and a Wue !
Monday.
Booze is against your job. Even
a drinking bartender can't find a
Job today. Not a railroad in the
country will hire a drinker. Indus
try generally gays to you, "No job
for you if you rush the growler."
You never heard of an employer ad- ■
vertisiw? for men who pull off n
schooner three times a day.
And the booze business employs
less diou per amount invested than
any other business on the map. it
keeps 227,000 men out of a job in
the United States. In other words,
if the $631,500,000 now invested
in the booze business in this coun
try were invested in any legitimate
business 1* would give work to 284,
000 men-instead of only 67,000 men
Aud the workingman's share in
the manufacture of booze is less
than iu any other commodity manu
factured.
And nobody ever Heard-or union
n.ade whisky. The booze business
hates the trade union, as it loves
the "devil. '•
hees than 4 per cent of all mon
?y invested in manufacturing in
the United1 States is in the b°°ze
business. Ifi* were stopped tliis
capital would have to be invested in
making of more pants and petti
coats shoes and Brrloins, bread
and books, which the market can't
haadle when wages go for booze. If
you ppend a dollar for wet goods
you can't spend it for drygoods.
And a nickel in the hand is worth
two In Anheuser- Busch.'
—Adv.
Zeuitb Oil for moving picture ma
chines, talking machines, phono
graphs and musical instruments, au
tomobile magnetos and dynamos, &
unexcelltd. 10c, 25c, 50c bottles.
Keller Bros. Sole Skr.gway Agents.
ROOSEVELT IS
NEW YORK, May 30—'Theodbre
Roosevelt lias started ills speech,
making tour of the United States.
Ho is advocating National Prepar
edness, bath from an Industrial
standpoint and from a. protective
standpoint. He will stump this
fita'" first, thence travel through
the middle west, and on to the Pa
cific slope.
SPECIAL MESSENGER
WILL MUNG NOTE
! WASHINGTON, May 30 — The !
, new dote from General carranza to j
-'ho United States will be brought to
| this city by a special messenger.
Special Agent Rogers, who informed
the sWe department did not pay
when the messenger would start and
gave uc forecast o£ the contents of
the note. It ia expected to reach ;
here some time this weeik. I
ASSISTANT FOR W. G. POWELL
W. G. Powell of the Grand Trunk
Pacific Steamships has receved ad
vice tba: his assistant, Mr. G. 8.
Builtr, will arrive in Skagway on
the Prince Jolia Saturday, June 3.
Mr. Butler is bringing his wife amd
family with him. He is an old j
Alaskan, having &pent some pre
vious time here awl hla wife ia a
daughter of Ml*, and Mrs. Dedman
of the Golden North
Subscribe for toe Dally Alaskan.
FIRE FIGHTERS HESPOJiD
TO EAItLYOALL
A. test w«» nmda as to tbo r»
«pon^lvpn«#» of th% Skagway; lire
deportment 8undfty; morning at
10:20. Chief Bendcv was anxious to
make a test of the water forco and
h:«w resistance bo softly turned the
fire a'.urm In. The old bell hummed
out the warning and soon down
'he street pell mell came the fire
fighters to save thct building re
ported to be a mass of flames. The
Chiet learned that the beys still
have the kick In them and can skip
down the street with thg apparatus
in -he ssjne style as of yore. The
test proved that the equipment was
in a satisfactory condition.
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
Will be open for business
JUNE 15th 1916
Ac
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
NUGGET MOVIES
Uroa«liv»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Charlie Chaplin in, "Shanghaied"
Kssanay T\ro Reel Comedy.
"A question of Identify-' with; Au
gustus Phillips, Matetfj Trunnello,
Carlton King, and Warren Cook.
Two Reel Drama.
Music by Mrs. W. R. Hlllery.
Commences >i 8:30 p. in.
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Don't forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
AT.Ti KINDS OP PIPES
From Be to Pocket Book
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Let your next pair of Shoes be a *
PACKARD SHOE {
FOR MEN I
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Bank of Alaska
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* Wrangell SkagWay Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000 v
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.1. OFFICERS 4*
PRESIDENT ANDREW STEVENSON 4"
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A- BENTON 4.
j. VICE PRESIDENT J. I. WESTERMANN -J.
CASHIER .. ... ' . ,. W. H. WARREN .
+ ASSISTANT CASHIER .... GEORGE HDTH
4. ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W. L. LANDSBOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON 4*
ATTORNEY .. H. L. FAULKNER .T.
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* ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN, .
f. HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, P. H. GANTY.
j, ANDREW A. BENTON, W. H. HENSON, 4*
ANDREW STEVENSON, 4*
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Ja n«au, Alaska
capital, 950,000.00. 8orpin?, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WHAIS, GUY McNAUGHTOX,
President. Vioq Pres. Cashier.