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Route of
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Speed,
Service
Safety
Dunnp the winter season of 1915-10 our regular train
service will be maintained North and South bound be
tween Skaguay and White Horse, trains leaving both
terminals every Tuesday and Friday.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our through Mail, Passenger and Freight'Service will be
operated between White Horse and Dawson, affording
all possible comfort aDd dispatch by means of a
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED STAGE AND
AUTOMOBILE LINE
For Full Information apply'to
C. W. CASH,
Supt. Mail Service Dept.,
White Horee,
Y. T.
Or, A. F. ZIPF
Traffic Manager,
612 Second Ave.,
Seattle, Washington
White Pass & Yukon Route
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OFFICE STATIONERY AND
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
AT OFFICE OF TITS
DAILY ALASKAN
PHIL SNYDER
SENDS Gl«
The Daily Alaskan Is In receipt
of a letter from Mr. I'. W. Snyder,
formerly one of Sk&gway'a most sub
stantial citizens, and la as much as
it is one of erecting and good will
towards all his old Skagway friends
it is reprinted for the benefit of
all who may still he la Skagway
who wore numbered among Mr. Sny
der's friends during his residence
here.
"Swan, Oregon, Jan. 9, 1916.
"To The Alaskan: With our
right naiid stretched out, and good
wishes to all Alaskans, may the
'year 1016 be *he most prosperous
year that this great Empire has
yet experienced.
".We live and dream of thla great
land of ice and snow, und long for
the day when we caa return* How
11 would love to visit those dear
| old peaks and see the Bheep and
goats and Funter Bay, and get the
deer like in olden times when Hunt
er and Page would carry them ln
' to camp.
"Good wishes to all thq world.
"Yours truly
P. W. SNYDER."
, The tallowing article, taken from
the January 4th edition of the Mer
rill Kocord, published at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, tells a story' which
will be of interest to all of Phil's
frindee, and in a measure signifies
[ that Mr. Snyder is enjoying pros
perity;
Advertising Klamath county ball
way across the continent, P. W.
Snyder of Swan Lake valley, arrived
yet-terday with his band of regis
tered Hereford cattle. He now
has then quartered at the Gleaden
nlng barn, where they will re
main until Friday, when they will b
moved to the Crisler & Stilts ranch
near tils cltv to stay a couple of
months before being taken to the
Snyder ranch In Swan Late valley.
On ihe car containing his prize
stock Mr. Snyder loyally advertised
his home place ag a stock country,
with a banner Baying:
Tills shipment of Herefohl Cat
tle Going to Klamalh Fails, )
Oregon, Valued at $20,000.
The lourteen head In the ' »hlp
mant consists of eleven cowa, two
heifers and one bull. All of the
I animals except three have won
.prizes In high class competition In
Eastern stock shows. All are reg
| istered. One of the cowb In the
ierd is In calf to a sire valued at
! $12,5* 0. When her calf sees the
, sunshine in the Klamath country
jit will be the most valuable calf
| in thla county.
| Tho bull In the herd in without
a peer In Southern Oregon, and la
! of the famous Cedarcrof* Hereford
Farm stock. He Is a beauty, and
is well worth seeing. H« Is twen
ty-six months old and weighs 1600
poun.lf
Patrician the Fifth has a pedi
gree as follows:
Patrician the Fifth, No. 472135;
calved Oct 1, 1D13 j breeder, 0. B.
1 Smith, Fayette, Mo.,; aire Patrician
; the Fourth, by Paragon Twelfth by
Beau Paragon; dam A Plum Edl
1 In by Lord Erling by Beau Donald.
Pairlcian Fifth was purchased at
Cedarcroft Hereford Farm,
owned by Walter L. Yost of Kan
sas City, Mo.
llr. tfnyder, who has a stock
ranch in the north end of Swan
Lake valley in this county, wont
Bast about a month ago to buy; a
hera of registered Herefords* He
mado his purchases from the stock
breeding farms of Hancock & Song
and Moffat & Sons at Manilla, Iowa,
and from W. E. Goode and W. L.
brooders of purebred cattle
aear Kansas City, Missouri.
Mr. Snyder has been raising
grude Herefords on his ranch for a
number of years, and.is now en
gaging ia the breeding of regis
istered stock to supply the local de
mand. It Is his purpose to build
up a large herd of registered stock
us rap'dly as possible, and he will
Hell anything but bull calvea pro
duced in the first, few years follow
ing the introduction of pure bred
stock on his place. Mr. Snyder
realizes, as do other cattlemen of
Southern Oregon, that the dajr of
range beef is nearly past in this
part of the Btats and that the era
of pure-bred pasture stocJc ia at
hand. He Is preparing to gather
the profits of tha early broeder who
has the real stuff right at home to
| cell to his neighbors. I
PIONEER MIXER LIVED
TOO LOXG ASKS HELP
The story comes from T&coma
lhat Johu Finlayson, explorer and
froatior man, nearly forty years ago
put a small fortune which he ex
pected to keep him for the re
mainder oi' his days. But his cal
culations have all gone awry. He
lived too long. He Is now; 103
years old, his money hag all been
spen* and he has applied to the
board of trustees of the Pioneers
home at Sitka for a pension.
Thet patriarch of the north is of
Scotch descent. His life of more
than a century has been spent
always on the frontier. When, the
gold fields of California and Ore
gon were considered worked out he
migrated to northward and landed
at Fort Wrangell. He ascended
the Stiklne river and prospected Its
side streams.
In 1878, gold was found on one
of the tributaries of Dease Lake,
and Casslar. Finlayson joined
the stampede and acquired a poke
[of dust with which he returned t'o
j WraagelL
Finlayson made several trips In
to the north country ever In the
hope that he would make a bonanza
fetrlke. There came a time when
he didn't need any more gold, for
he figured that he had enough to
keep him as long as he would
live but he continued to hunt it.
Simply for the Joy of finding it.
He never estimated that he would
reach more than eighty-five ' or
r.inty yeare, but as those anniver
saries of his natal day came and
passed he gradually cut down and
Klown on. hia expenses, year by
year always draining a litla lees
from the store. Now he has
reached the age of 103. The last
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonlco of Alaska
CHARIiET=r =JOHN
Karaman & Clecak t
... ,. . . PROPRIETORS
F'W.e I'ou Can Get *!>•« Ion I>«rire Cootcd m tt Sbotfld W
We Ktkr » 8P»d*)tj of B»°qu«U ud Prlrat« Dl*««r Parties. -
A nn£i«J ud oomfsrUM* pUc* for » npp«r *lt*r U« "How
or ii«o»—«err1o» rta 00*7 prtrat# bootin if desired.
nlckle of Wfl small fortune hQ made
has been spent and be asks for
a pena(on. Alaskans say there Is no
doub* it will be granted.
Fii-.layBon, river and, Finlayson
lake In Alaska are said to have
been discovered by this aged ex
plorer.—Vcidez Prospector.
FAIRBANKS MEN BELIEVED
TO HAVE PERISHED
Fairbanks, Jan. 21—Foara are
felt for the safety of Tom Dicken
son, Dmd McRea, and Lou Myere,
who left Brooks, in the Toloyana
camp, four days ago- for Falrbaaks.
The men were to come over an un
broken. 'rail, on which there are no
roadhouBes.
It is sixty degrees below aero, and
all traffic la tied up. The snow
is exceptionally deep. It is feared
tho three Fairbanksaaa have lost
their way, and have probably per
ished. j|
PERFECT
CONFIDENCE
Tou Have Goojl Reason for Coin
' plota Reliance.
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Do you know tow—
To fin]} relief from backache;
To correct distressing urinary
ilia;
To assist weak kidneys?
Mani 2>«°I>1* know the way.
Have used Do&n'a Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth lu many
testa.
Herd's convincing testimony.
Mrs. C. B. Bplnk, Gt>24 Carlton
Ave. , Seattle, Wash., says; "My
back ached day and night anil I
couldn't rest. My back was lame
and *'eak, and when. I tried to
straighten after stooping, sharp
pains often darted through mo. I
was nervous and had hoadaches and
terrible dizzy spells. • My kid
nejTs acted too freely, and gave me
no eud of annoyance. The first
box of Doan's Kidney Pills great
ly relieved me aud the trouble soon
left"
Prlcft 60c, at all dealere. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
tha* Mrs. Spink had. Fostar-Mil
jburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Subscribe for toe Dally Alaskan.
Zenith Oil keeps musical lnstru- j
ments, such as Cornets and Trom-,
hon<» in the very beat of conldtlon
at all times, 10c, 25c, 50c bottles.
Keller Bros- Sole Skagway Agents.
You make a mistake if •,
fou df not stoo al
THE)
Pullen lost
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
|[Baths on each floor
Famous for its Home Cookmg,
M&, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dp>»v,
Frcsii Eggs, eld
Rtfies $2.50 Per Day and Up
Well lighted. Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
H. S. PULLEN. Piop.
> Skagway. Alaska
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WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory - Carving
Indian Baskets
China sad Cut Glass
Official Watch Inspector for th^
W. P. ft Y. Route
Mail Ordere given prompt
raX BKAGWAY* 1
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ducted a/>Jrr '■ Atartni. «»
Dally shipment* of pnr*j
mlllt ami cream to all' point* -
ob Whito Pa« ft Tu*o»5
Route.
RAW FURS'
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE MBT
Percey's Fur House.
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Room withd"tachea th$l.(50up
Room with private tul $2.50 up
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t Eooiah, GrPOim, Tenakeo,
KUllimoo, Chatham aad Sitka
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 12:#1
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di»d Rock, Comet, JuaIIb, 8«atll»
el tolaad, Eagle Hirer, Douglai
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