The COMFORT
Gate-way i service
Route of safety
To Yuko* Territory, Atlln Dlwrict, lMt9Tlo§ AIM**.
During the winter season of 1I1T-18 our racular trait Mr
«ee will be maintained No rtk •»<} Bouth Qoumd between Skag
way aad Wbltehorse, trains l*art*( fcoUl t«rml*ali om Tuesdays
and Friday*. I" 1 • .' 1
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our through Mall, Pa»saager tad Freight Service will be
operated between Whitehone tad Dawaoa, affording sTedy pos
sible facility for comfortable «1at«r trar«l by meui of a
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED STAGE AND AUTOMOBILE LINE.
For fall information apply to
C. W. CASH or A. F. Z1PF
Supt. Mail Service Department Traffic Manager
WHITEHORSE. Y. T 612 Second Ave.. SEATTLE, With
White Pass & Yukon Route
n>nj TABLE No. 41
Dailr Kxoept Saul"?
No 1. X. Bound No. 2, 8. Bound
" —- - 1st ClHI
y-30 (, m. I.wc
12:05 p m.
12:45 p. m
1:40 p. m. "
;*:20 p. ni.
.V50 d. m. Arrives
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOO CABIN
BENNETT
CABCCRO88
UHITKHOR8E
Anrtvca
Lr*vea
n
n
m
f
4:50 p. ro.
3:20 p. nr.
2:30 p- m.
1:00 p. m.
11:48 «. to.
9:00 a. m.
Passengers mast be »t depot in time to bAvo tsagg»ve in
spected and checked. Inspection !■ stopped SO aslnates before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage wlU be checked troe with e«ch fall
tare ticket and 75 pounds with each half flu* Ucket.
Relieves CATARRH cf<
tho „ 4
3^ADDER<
and ail <i
Discharges in <
_>4.hoursJ
£achc»p«aVlBM*»2» 4
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B»M >»» 4
You make a mistake H
voo d< not stoo al
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suitt
Baths on each Boor
Famous for its Home C«oking,
Milk, Cream. Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own da>-v
Fresh Eggs. etc:
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted. Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Mcnf
H. S. PUU.EN. Piop.
Skagway. Alaska
THB BKAGWA1"
Pioneer Dairy
M. F. 8EEMAX. Prop.
THE SJUIItUBt *H MUCH
The largest saA bat oo»
dicM J» Alaska.
BaUz •kJpmciEtB o£ pux»
milk And ereim to *11 pewit
oa Widta Pan k. Yulom
Route.
If you want a Boj of
Lowney's
Candy
Go To
Tony Dortero
428 Broadway
FRESH CLUE HAD
10 OLD OOLD
ROBBERY
A new chapter is written in the
Kincaid gold robbery at Daw
son after the lapse of eleven years,
says the Dawson, News. Phil Kelly
day oeforo yesterday found a por*
tlon of a mail pouch in the grounds
at Government House. The pouch
bears marks plainly Indentlfying it
as one of the sacks used! by the U
nited States government for the car
rying of registered mail. It had
been cut in two, and thd portion to
which the lock is attached is sev
ered entirely from the other part.
The lock is unopened1. It is tb »•;
style of lock which automatically
registers a new number every time
It is opened. An empty buckskin
poke also was found by Mr. Kelly.
Thlg sack no doubt is one of the
several which were stolen from the
mails at the time George Kiucaid,
the then government carpenter at
this place, got away with tens of
thousands of dollars In gold dust.
Kincaid, as carpenter, had' access to
the Dawson postoffice at various
hours, amd during shifts when »o
one else was there and In the days
when gold dust was left about in
sacks where it could be reached
easy, he took several of the Backs,
The gold was from Fairbanks and
was enroute during the esason of
navigation to Seattle. For a long
time after the mall waa stolen there
was no clue tto it. The Royal North
west Mounted Police andf special de
tectives worked on the case a long
time, and finally fastened the sus
picion on, Kincaid. Just about that
time Kincaid' took a steamer at
DawBon. for Whitehorse- He was
shadowed by a sleuth, amd was be
tween here and Whitehorse when he
was put under arrest. He was
scarcely in custody when he com
mitted suicidfe on the boat by taking
poison. His remains were brought
back to Dawson, and, buried here.
The most of the gold never was re
covered. The sum total Stolen Js
said to have been about J43.000. A
long time after the crime waa com
mitted many of the small empty
packages in which th® gold was
packed' for shipping and some of
the empty sacks were found under
the public school building in Daw
son. They had been burled far
back under the building, and work
men made the discoveries when dig
ging to repair tha foundations. Soma
of the gold also was found buried'
there. A great deal of the gold
likely was spent by Kincaid In Daw
son, as ho lived a fast pace here
for a long time.
The sack which Mr. Kelly found
day before yesterday waa burled* in
what had been used as the chicken
yard. Mr. Kelly wan preparing the
ground fot a garden.
SONG WRITTEN BI
DAWSON* WOMAN
A song which, was Birng at the
Eastern Star entertainment recently
by little Gordon McK'ee®, with a
chorus ol Scouts and. Guides, and
which made a decided lilt, tva? writ"
ten by his mother, lira. Alex I). Mc*
Keen, of this city, cays th« Daw
son News. The song fe as follows:
FLAGS UNITED OVER THE LINE
All those that ara out in the shade,
But la peace and freedom would
shine.
Come join <us now ere too late,
Too late to help over tha line.
Chorus:.
Over th4 iline, just orer the line,
Comrades are calling y.ou oyer the
lime;
God's reigning- powers makes Vic"
tory ours
With fia gs united over the line.
Have co nrage to make a bold stand,
To God and) your country resign;
Be true to the call of the land,
Come now and) march orer the lint
Ohoi-ua:
I Over t&e line, just over the line,
Your business and ties may be greai
To. linger your thought may in
cline;
Don't linger until It'a too lite,
Too late to wift oirer the line.
Chorus:
OVey the line, ju*t over the line,
Men of the North, heed tha call,
Help tha Maple and Goliearod
twine
1 'Round) memories that pawed on be
i fore.
With flowers that bloom o'er th<
lino,
i nw. 4 lk .
Chorus:: ' » I ±
Over the line, just over tha line, __
Men of th« N"orth will Bure win
In tho struggle for peace #o Bub*
llmie;
Then the Kingdom of Error will fall
Whea we all help over tha line.
Ohorus, . —!
8haft Will Bo Erected on Seottl3*i
Coast to the Memory of United
States Soldiers.
Nature has built on several of Scot*
land's western Islands great stone
shafts that are viewed with wonder,
and admiration; man has erected on
others many columns and monuments
that are renowned in art and history.
To mention notable examples, the
natural may be seen In the biisaltie,
pillars of Sltye and Staffa, the artistic
In the memorials to Scottish, Irish and
Norwegian kings in the burying
ground of St. Coluraba's Isle, lonfl.
There will shortly appear timid this
concourse of records a monument al
together novel, a new-world monument,
by which America will signalize the
memory of her young soldiers of free
dom whom Germany's submarine dev
iltry drowned In the adjacent waters.
On this knoll a lofty monolith of Im
perishable granite will be raised In
honor of the brave who went to death
undismayed and self-controlled.
Islay was the chief seat of rhose
fighting chieftains, the lords of the
Isles, who began In the twelfth century
their Incessant warfare with the
Norsemen, and the title of the island
princes has descended to the Prints of
Wales. Quiescent past and stirring
present seem to meet on tills pic
turesque Island. If the shades of the
old-world kings ever visit the royal
tombs at Iona, they need look south
but 80 miles to see a towering sign of
the making of new-world history.. . _
A Bit of Advice ,
First—Don't Del»r. Second—Dc»*t
Evpertoent.
If you Buffer from backache;
headach-eg or dizzy «Psll»; U Tou
rest poorly and are languid in the
morning; If the kidney *ecr»tloM
are irregular and unnatural In Ap
pearance, do sot delay, in ouch
cases the kidneys often meed help.
[ Do an'a Kidney Pills are especial -
I ly. prepared for kidney trouble ■—
j they are recommended by tbous
| an da,
Read the following statment:
| Mrs. M. B. Gage®, 1013-A Florid*
St, San Francisco, Ca', says:
"1 had dropsy and other kidney,
trouble and was miserable. My
back couldn't hare siren me any
more misery if I had broken it.
My kidneys were weak and my fae^
ankles and handp became swollen,
as a result. 1 felt so miserable,
| ruu down and depressed1 I was dls
| c our aged. 1 could hardly over
I because my baok hurt me so much.
: Do an'a soon strengthened and regu
lated my kidneys. The swellings
went away and I was again well and
had1 all my former strength/'
Price 60o, at all (Vealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney, remedy—
get Doan'B Kidey Pill©—the asme
that Mr».. Gag«^ had, Foster-Mil
burn Co., Mfgra., Buffalo, N. Y.
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