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The
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r> ^ iJlHl i SERVICE
Route of SAFETY
Through Tickets to and rorn Atlln, Dawson, Fairbanks, and
all Interior Alaska and Yukon River points.
During the season or navigation our fleet of modern iui-to
date steamers will operate regularly the entire length of the
Yukon River and tributaries, giviut a service never before e
qualled.
DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
(KXCF.PT SUNDAYS)
will be maintained between Skagway and White Ilarse. Par
lor Observation Cars on every train afford travelers every
ccmfort aud convenience.
For full information apply to
A. F. Z1PF SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Traffic Manager a^d 612 Second Ave., SEATTLE, Wash.
Whit*: Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE .No. 39
Dally except Sunday
No. 1, N. Bound No. 2, S. Bound
1st Class
Leave* NKAGWAY Arrives 4:30 p. m.
WHITS PASS Loaves 3:20 p. m. j
" LOG CABIN - 2:30 p. ni.
BENNETT " 1:50 p. ui.
, " CARCKOSS " 11:48 a. ui.
Arrives WH1TXHORSE « 0:00 a. in. !
Passengers mn.it t« at depot li time to have Ragjfafie tu
»pevt«d and checked. Laepecvlou in stopped at minute* bciore
•earing Uom «i trains. .
150 pounxla of baggage will be checked free with each fnll
fare tick** and 78 pouada with each half fare ticket.
1st Class
0:30 a. m.
12:05 p. m.
12:*"> p. n>.
1-40 p. m.
3:21) p. m.
5:50 p. m.
Relieves CATARRH ©t
the
LADDER
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You make a mistake if
vou df not stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each flool
Famous for its Home Cooking
Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk horn our own da'nr
Fresh Eggs, etc'
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted. Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men
H. S. PIJLLEN. Pi op.
Skagway. Alaska
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428 Broadway
I The Week In Society If
* »'»»wiiMMiiamiti imiimm
A SUMMER SON'ti
' Roly-poly.honey bee,
Humming In the clover,
Under you the tossing leaves,
And the blue sky over.
Why are you so busy, pray?
Never still a minute.
Hovering now above a flower.
Now half-buried la ft.
Jauu'v hobin-redbreaat,
Singing loud and cheerfully,
From the pink-white apple tree
In the morning early,
Tell me, is youT merry song
Just for your own sweet pleasure,
Poured from such a tiny throat,
Without stint or m^aeure?
Little yellow buttercup,
By the wayside smiling,
Lifting up your happy face,
With such sweet beguiling.
Why are you eo gaily clad—
Cloth, of gold your raiment?
Do th& sunshine and the dew
Lo&k to you for payment?
Roses in the garden beds,
Lilies, cool and saintly,
Darling blue-eyed violets,
Pansies, hooded quaintly,
! Sweet peas that, like butterflies,
Dance the bright ekies under,
Bloom ye for your own delight,
Or for ours, Iwontfer!
—Julia C. R. Dorr.
u—o—B
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Pugh and their
daughter, Miss Venetia Pugh, were>
passengers to Juneau on the Marj
posa.
0—0—0
Mrs. J. M. Olsen, mother of the
Reverend L. H. Pedersen, is now
occupying the cottage vacated by
Fred L. Pedersen.
0—0—0
0 Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Pugh and Miss
Vonetia Pugh of Juneau were dinner i
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van
de Wall on Sun-day.
0—0—0
Mrs. William <J. Smith went south
on on© of the late boats and will i
visit with friends and relatives in
Ellensburg, Washington.
0—1)—0
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Shaw entertained at dinner for
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Pugh and their
daughter. Miss Venetla Pugh.
o—o—o
Mrs. J. Bowers of Seattle, a sister
of Mrs. W. C. McKenzie arrived
on the City of Seattle and will
remain for an indefinite visit.
o—o—o 1
On Wednesday last the Women's
Church Auxiliary met in social and
business session with Mrs. L. H.
Pedersen. A fine luncheon was
served.
0—0—0
Huckleberries, wild raspberries,
cultivated raspberries, wild cur
lants, wild cranberries and wild
gooseberries are still being gathered
in abundance.
o—e—o
Mrs. McCoy, mother of Mts.
Stephanson, whos<? gu&st she has
been for the summer, left on the
Prince George for her home in
tlie States.
Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen has nad
a 'orce of workers at her Dye&
ranch gathering in the harvest of,
jierishables and storing away the
big crop of hay.
e—8—0
Mrs. Lee C. Gauit and her two
children, Elizabeth and Lei and left
on the Prince George for Waukesha,
Wisconsin, where they; go for a vis
it with relatives.
0—0—0
Dr. Esther Pohn-Lovejoy of Port
laud, Oregon, cabled her sister,
Mrs. W. C. Blanchard that she was
about to embark for Prance to aid
in the hospital work.
0—0—*
Mrs. Prank B. Wurzbacher and
her daughter. Miss Marian Wurz
bcaher, left on the Princess Sophia
for Seattle where Miss, Wurzhacher
will resume her school studies.
0—0—0
L. A. Harrison, has fitted «P a
comfortable apartment over the Ped
ersen art studio and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred L. Pedersen are now settled
therein, having moved on Thursday.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Stoutmeyer of
Boise, Idaho, guests ol the Pullen
House while sightseeing in and
around Skagway Tgere ^Bse^ers
south on the Maropasa enroute
home.
0—0—0 .,
Mrs. Mabel Clara Coldrick of
Dawson, wag a passenger nortji on
the Princess Sophia on her way
home from a year's visit in, Van
couver. Mrs. Coldrick was a Pullen.
House guest.
0—0—0
Miss Madeline Hockett came up
on Thursday for a short Visit with'
her mother, Mrs, C, W, Hockett, (
who Is visiting with Mrs. W. C. Mo
Kenzle. She ret unseed on the Pet
erson Friday.
-0—0—0
Mrs. Thomas who ha« spent the
summer with her cousin, Mrs. Lob
Simmons of Carcro6s, arrived In
town Thursday and departed for h«r
home in Vancouver, B. C. on the
PrlnctEs Sophia.
t o I
John F. Pugh, collector of U.
5. customs for Alaska, accompanied
t>y Mrs. Pugh and Miss Venetia Pug*,
have been Skagjray guests for sev
eral days, with headquarter* at
the Pulien House.
•—•—o
Mrs. #wcoran of Cincinnati, O.,
and Mrs. J. F. Pugh and Miss Ven
atia Pugh visited the Red Cross
room on Thursday and did some
good work In aiding the workers In
txospltal supplies. ,
A cable from Harry Wurbzacher
to his parents, Mr. and Mts. F. B.
Wurzbacher brings ihe good news
lhat he had arrived % England safe
xnd well and expected to go on to
France at an early date.
0—0—0
Mrs. Betty Beldea of Seattle pass
5d through Skagwaj recently oa
lor way to Fairbanks where she
will fill a position in the post
)ffice. Mrs. Beldea was a guest
>f Mrs. Hazel C. Kinase yhile la
:own.
8—0—0
The "Pop" gave "Lying Lips" as
i screen production the early part
:f the week with the iavorite serial
'Craft" for Tuesday and Wedaes
lay. Then followed the "Horror
»f War." Good attractions are
>ooked for the rest of the week.
0—0—0
A letter from Oharlie Brockway
o his mother, Mrs.'Louise Brock
way, states that he is on a Brit
,sh liner carrying goods from
Jape Town, Africa, to -Sew York.
Sir. Brockway expected to bg in
he latter place sometime in August
u—o—o
On Tuesday, J. F. Pugh, collect
>r of U. S. customs for Alaska en
;ertained the customs offcialg at
uncheon at the Pack Train Res
;aurant. Those present were Mr
?. J. Van de Wall, Mr. Charles
iJurkee, Mr. 6. G. Miller, Mr. C.
5chroeder and Mr. E. R.| Stivers.
9—#—0
Mr. and Mrs. George Ameraux
ind Mrs. Ameraux's son William
ivaison arrived out from Dawson on
PFednesday and left for the south
>n the Princess Sophia. While la
:own tney were entertained at din
ler and luncheon in tha home of
Wr. and Mrs. William Sheerer
0—0—0
Captain Matt Sundeen took a
>arty of pleasure seekers to Haines
.n his launch Dauntless on Friday.
Mrs. Hazel C. Kirmse, Mrs. W. G.
Powell and Miss Evangeline Cook
■vere among the number and they
will go up the Chilkat river to
Porcupine and remain the week-end.
o a n
E. G. Wetzler, who has been chief]
nail clerk lor southeastern Alaska
'ot six years has been transferred
:o the Yukon riTer territory with
leadquarters at Nenana. Mr. Wetz
er came north recently and riait
>d for a few days 'with his hosts of
5kagway friends and then contnued
>n to his interior destination.
Dr. L. S. Keller came home from
Port W. H. Seward on Thursday
Tor supplies returning on the same
Joat. A smaH gas boat made the
trifc| bringing up a number of sol-j
Hers who went south on the Marl-j
?osa. Dr. Keller will finish Fort
Seward this week and after a few
lays' stay in Ekagway ha will go
tQ Whitehorse fon professional
[fork.
0—0—0 '
On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs.
ft'illiam Shearer, Mrs. James Ken
nedy, Miss Muriel Stewart and Mies
Sadi# Moores went to Denver gla
:ier for the day. They left Skag
svay at seven in the morning and
reached home at seven thirty in th«
svening haying traveled { eighteen
miles. A fine luncheon was taken
ilong and sometime was given to
t>errypicking.
0—0—0
Mrs. James Hume and little
laughter, Margery, of Whlte
liorse, were arrivals on the Prin
cess Sophia from &n extended visit
In Victoria, Vancouver, Seattle and
eastern Washington whera they vis
ited with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Hume was a guest of Mrs.
L S. Keller while in town. M rs.
ffitine and daughter left on Tbure
iay for home.
8—0—9
The early part of the wee.k
William C. Wright, J. Iknta, Wil
liam A'rter and Captain S&tt Sun
leea went to HaJaeg In tha launch
JMuntlMt tad tfaea to Por
eupiaa for aa outing. Will# tn
Haines Mr. Ikuta disposed of hi*
Ford automobile to Bfldf# Fay. The
little ones and tome of a ttruer
growth Kill misi the pleasant ride*
m racwulx cfrn bz Mr. ttnu, __
e—»— »
The proprietor! of the Pack
Train restaurant art making many
Improvement* in the Interior of the
well known cafe. Several booths
or stall* haVa beem put la oa the
south side of the large cJTriliig JftfT
which can be used for small parties
ot for larger affairs as the parti
tions are movable. Now that the
summer season Is drawing to a close
Messrs. K&ramm and Clekak will
have mora time to perfect the plan*
for the restaurant which Is well
known all over the north for Its
up to date accommodations and
first class service.
0—0—•
On Wednesday night a number of
ladies gave a very pleaeant surprise
party for Mrs. George Carson, the
occasion being her birthday. The
evening was given over to games,
among these games was a guessing
contest. A delicious basket' .sup
per was served by the guests. Mr*.
Caraon received many beautiful pres
ents as tokens of lore and esteem
from her friends. Those present
were the compliment guest, Mrs.
Carson, her daughter, Mlas Clara
Carson, Mrs. J. M. Tanner, Mrs.
Henry Fried en thai, Mrs. J. Ikuta,
Mrs. J. C. Phelpa, Mrs. Roy Qault,
Mrs. Charles Brockmiller a«d Mrs.
Mark Phelpa.
A A A .
During the Labw Day vacation j
many of the people of Skyway took
advantage of the perfect weather
and went where fancy ca.lled for
outings and picnics. Some went to
Log Cabin, aome to Denver Glacter,
some to Liarsvllle while others
went to Schafe^j park for a royal
good time. The Alpine club went,
for theh- last formal outing. This:
last hike of the season was to Den*
rer and after a day of happiness th
returning hikers were met at Liars
vine by a number of town's people
and all enjoyed a fine supper pre
pared iu camp. Lake Dewey came
in for & share of rood time *s also
did A. B. mountain.
9—4—I
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M0UPBOARDJ;
QUICK DREADS.
POOR MAX'S MUFFINS.—One may
use half the recipe with a small
egg with satisfactory results, for
this amount makes thirty mnffini Mix
and sift three and one-half eupfala of
pastry flour, three tn Mespoocfuls at
sugar, rfx teaspo»nfuls of baking pow. j
der and a teasp><onfnl ot salt Add
gradually wlilk; Ideating constantly on*
and otie-ha.f cupruls of mlik, an cgf
well heaten and three taMespoonfuls of
melted butter. Duke In buttered c*m
pans twenty-five minutes.
Luncheon Bolls —To w n baking pow
der mixture on a floured board and pat
and roll to one-fourth of an Inch In
thickness, keep'ns In rectangular shape
Brush over with melted butter and
spriiiLie v. lth two laMosjxoofuls of
sujjnr mixed with cne-hulf teaspoooful'
of clnnam-tn. one-third cupful of stoned
raisins cut In small piece* and two ta
blespocnfuls of cb«i!>;>ed nut meats
Roll like a Jelly roll and cut off pieces
three-fourths of a:i inch in thickness
Place on a buttered tin. cut side Alp.
and bake In a hot ove:i fifteen minutes.
Rye Drop Cakes.—Mix mid sift two
thlnls of a cupful of rye meal,- two
thirds of s cupful of fionr. two and one
half teasboonfuls of taking powder
and one-half teaspoonful of salt. Add
gradually one-ha if cupful «f milk, then
add two taMespoonfuls of molasses
and an egx veil Wuten. Drop by
spoonfuls la hot, new deep fat Fry
until light brown and cooked through.
Remove with a skimmer and drain.
Rye Muffins.- Mix and s!ft one and
cme-quarter cnpfuls of rye meal, one
and one-quarter cnpfuls of floor, four
teaspoonrais or Dating um a
teaspoonful of Rait Add one-quarter
ot a capful of molasses to one and one
gnarter cupfuls milk a:;d add gradually
to the first mixture: then add an egg
w«Jl beaten and a tabtespoonful of
melted butter. Rnke Ir a bot oven In
buttered (rem pans twenty-flve mintitet.
Coffee Cake#.—Scald two eupfuls of
milk. Wben lukewarm add one »rad
one-half roast cakes broken to small
pieces and aa soon as tbe yeast cakes
have dissolved add three and one-balf
cupfuls of fleer. Beat thoroughly, cor.
er and let rtse otM and one-balf been
Xben add one-balf cupful each of but
ter, lard and sugar, an eg* unbeaten
a teaspoonful salt, one-half teaspo«-mftji
cinnamon and enough flour to knead
an til well mixed, cover and let rise alx
hours. Keep In the Ice b6x or In a
o*ld placa over night to jprevent fur
ther rising. In the morning turn the
mixture on a floured broad board or
elotb and roll Into a long rectangular
piece one-fourth of an Inch thick.
Brush over "With melted butter and
fold from ends toward the center, mak
ing three layers. Cut off pieces thrw
fourths of an Inch wide, cover and let
rise until light Tnlte each piece Sepa
rately and twist from ends In opposite
directions, then shape In a coll, place
In buttered pans, cover, again let rise
and bake twenty mtnufes.
WASH DAY MENU.
»
MOKCAT-BRRAKFAST
8t»«irw3 Owl With !*«:«•
Pkan«d CJ«tck«n < *k«a
Brut Ocm* Cog—
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PMato WW) B4*t B«l»d
nnrrf flM)«
Tart* ud T»
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RM Mottnn Rrt«tti4 tn SiW
RuM Browrmt P< U1M
r»*n«1»'tnr fcu» 1
Pruiv • st«(r*d nth w»t*
Lunefceen Tarttea.
Ham croqtettk»-a npntf «r
finely chopped t»4ie-l ha a, a
cnpful of brredrroraba. two *up
'fate of bot Mabril (-•<Mo, • terrt U
btespoonfuf Wf fcfetter. tfcree ere* an I
d speck of (Ay«nie pe|«per Beat Bam.
butter, pepper ami lw« emr» Into the
potato Let the rr.fr Mr* cmm •Hgtalr.
then abape into i lni|HMI—. Holl la
breadcrumb*. dip In to* third ecc
beaten, tbcti In cTOBrt* rot Into fry
Uur hMtet »i(8 plnnte Itttn hMBnjt fat
Or>ok two minute*
HdkeO Ilaui With Tart or Kf>l< e
ttitirfc.—A ham. dash < f tapper end
clove*. tbrc" 'al>^*;>c»finruU of (Soar, a
(putter Hlhfnl rlt lirl.v h «apar two
mpfal# of wafer. t*« f*h>e«P'w»fui«
of vinegar. « few vl»>le *;>!<■»-* Tlx
ham xhoukl 1* the dar before
Wash fn ttatm tenter. fbeu pot <* to
boll In cold wii tor cuomrh to cover.
Boil Hli Wl. thirty to forty-Gte nlr.
ufe*. teavfe fe «npfc twenty fvmr hour*
Remove thr skin and du«t with prffper
anfl pla<* cWN hi thf fAt part CoTer
with two taMeepnnrfu'* of flrmr and
brown Kupir. ad J ws-.rr. put In hot
orcn atid l»al:e forty-five minute* or
antil nfc-e and brfcwu. t-a*t!r.R tw« or
three time* Remote ham to hot plat
ter anfl to the pravr add two (Able
spoonful* of vinegar, the wbole spice*
and etiouA water to make twocupfuli
A(M I mhtespoonfW of four thicken
tng and lion three minute*: then strain
r.acon and Split IW.-PI1 the pea*
to aook the day l»c'ore required. Waah
fbetri well and rem ore an* that are
discolored T* thr pet* loneely le a
musflti t«a*. Mien boll until quite soft
While fbe pees are cook Ins trim off
the r+trd of nome fat bacon, and Ju*t
before the pea* are ready fry the
baron, place on a and keep hot
Itub the i>eo* throrch a sieve. then add
the eegH-mtne ajd some of the taooo
flat The bacon and [*«* ehorrtd be
served In aeparate riiahe*
SAX-TOX COUGtf DROrs, Admin
istered on »t*»r. Acta almost In
stantly The prescrlptloa of
an eminent physician. KeHer
Broa The 8«u»-lY* Drug Store.
DKPARTVKXT OF THB I\TKR10«
United State* Ivrn.1 (HTlcie
Jimfo, Al*«kA
Aaf. 20. 191T.
Notice W fc«r«by t'.Ten that C
R. Arundell, Chief of the Alaekan
Field Division of the General Land
Offloe, baa filed in thia offw# aa
trustee, notice of Intention to sub
mit prrof In support of the entry
of the towasite of Haines, wider
tha prOTlalon of Sec. 11, Aot of
March J. 1SS1 (26 KUt. 1095), fox
the several use and boaeftt oX tha
occupant* thereof. Said Unreal to
is deadenated ai U. S. Surrez 441,
approved December 9, 19IS, con
taining an area of 71.71 acres, and
Is more particular!}; deecrtbed as
follows; to-wit:
"BeglBiilttg at cor. no, x »a w®
lin* of ordinary L.l£h lid* of
Portar* Core, Lynn D»a* .
whaaoa U. a L. Jtt. No. (73
tean N. SO' 60* W, M uhAlm.
thence on aaid ©cur*-* 40.64 chain*
to Cor. No. I, th«nce due N.
1.6S dia. to Cor No. I, tt«a«
do* E. ( ch*. to Oor. No. 4,
thence do* M 14.07 eh*. to Cor.
Na 6, thanes £. 20,54 ch*. to
Cor. No. «, tie*** 8, fS* M' K.
20.(7 eh*. to Cor. No. 7, If.
C, oa Us* of ordinary fcicU tide,
Port**« Oora, viieact W. C.
bran N. 71* (»• W. .65 cJm,
thence me*«derlm «a:d Una (X)
8. 22* (2* W. 4.46 eh*. (2> &
20* if W. 4.10 cb*. (S) 8.
16* 43' W. 4.26 eh*. (4) 8.
II* 12' W. 2.94 eh*. (S) 8. I*
21' W. 2.76 eft*, to Cor Na 1.
the p!ace of begis&lBg, contain
ing aa area of 71.71 acre*.
Said proof will lubmltted
tbroujb twtlaocy of Hid trua
tee before D, S. Commisaioaar J. J.
Kennedy, at hij office at Hfcinea
oa October 8, 111? &: tea o'clock
a. QL. aod through th« taatimoay of
two of tb« following vita*tfe*,
Samnel Nlxoa, R. U. Odell, Q. W.
HlnchmaTi. J. Q. Horrleoa, ail of
HaUe*. AlMka, ■ f »|^
C. B. WAJLKER,
Raglatar.
31—Oct, 6. ^ „