K HIE PASS 8
=101 ROUTE =
The
Gate-way
Route of
Comrorl
Service
Safety
! To Yukon Territory, Atlin District
Interior Alaska
During the winter season of 1916-17 our regular train service will
be maintained Norih 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 every possible
facility for co.nfortabb winter travel by means of a
Thoroughly Equipped Stage and Automobile Line
For full informatiai; apply to
C. W. CASH
Supt. Mail Service Dept.
\X HlTEHOR5E. Y. T.
-OR -
612 Second Ave.,
A. F. ZIPF —]
Traffic Manager
SEATTLE. Wash.
W h i t a Hsss & ¥ u k o n R o u t @
No.
TIME TABLE No. 38.
Monday, Wednesday mid Thuisday
No.
Arrives
Leaves
1, N. Bound
1st Clasa
8:30 a. ni. Leave*
11:03 a. in. M
11:4,-> a. in. **
12:40 p. m.
2.20 p. m. "
4:50 p. ni. Arrtvw
Passenger* ma.it be at depot li
ip«tWd ird checked. Inspection Ik
leaving time of trains.
150 pound* of baggage will he checked free with each full
Care ticket and 75 pouada with each half fare ticket
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
WHITSHORSE
2, S. Bound
1st Cl'tH
3:50 p. iu.
2:20 p.
1:30 p.
12:30 p.
10:48 a.
ni.
ni.
m.
m.
8:00 a. in.
time to have Baggage in
stopped Stt «iinuies before
Relieves CATARRH
tho
BLADDER:
end all
Elschargss in
4H0URS:
OiuaotJ* /* \ <
Btvareof (MIQY) '
coualtr/eils. \ / <
»T! <«rn*ri ;ta.
SYSTEM AND PRINTING
Dou't put it off, but order y°u
Printline now whichi you will nee
when you put In your new Bysten
The Daily Alaskan job dopa-rtmer
is b«' t^r eQnipPed than ever to d
; youT work. Prices'right and wor
• promptly executed. tf.
Take the "MILWAUKEE"
On your next trip to the East
Electrificatii n cf its mail: line ovctr the backJLone of
tlie Coiuljiieiit has eliii.htaUd all soot, siiioLje an«l cin
ders permitting an unobstructed view of the n^igoifi
oent i'kuio am-'s til rough the Bitter Roots and Rock^cp.
E. J. Shaw, i Skagway
H. G. Weir I Agents
A. E. Harris,-T. P. A.
Juneau Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
i! THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
THE TWILIGHT MWDONNA
iDo;vu from llio mystical meadow of
Nlyht, | '
Ovei the Setting Sawi Stile,
Tv-ilijrli' [Madonna. now takethl her
frght ' . .
Fa rth-ward—Wtth(, wistful, grave
smile, i '
Cray lu her]rolbe, and her gossa
jj irer winga
J Jeweled witty diamonds oil dew;
' Peat; to th.o wetVryj wee toddlers
| j sh* brings— | 1
^ J C'c6es *he broiwrt eyes and/blue.
* Dear little he^da! Drowsy blos
S scuis aire thieyj ,
j Drooping la home-erardfems sweet;
jj Twilight Madonna at close of the
; {'ay
Culls, them on, gray pinions'fleet.
5 Softly as kisses that j soutfh-wlnd
path pressed
: Little balbo-blossoims by her are car
essed,
IJimpleids hamdsi p^acefullx foild.
Twilight Madonjnla, tyorjba/bea on her
breast.
Flea's '.neath fch^ faint, etarry
oeams,
Ovor the dusk-sll^ered J Valley of
Res'.
Out to the a'Bayou of Drecima.
—Daisy D. Stephenson, in The Peo
ple's Home Journal for November.
0—•
T'-ifc Biles will give jan imformal
dance at their hall this evening.
0—«—o
Mrs. H. E. Broivne and h^r little
sou llaroid returned on Friday from,
a Tr.sit to Ca>rcroiS8.
0—»—0
Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Powell dined
with Mr. audiMrs.Hugh G. Weir on
Thanksgiving Day.
«—a—o
Mr. Frank [Webster returned on
th« Humboldt' from fta extended
visit in Portland. | '
0—0—•
Mr. Eddie Barry was a Thanks
giving dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. Miller.
' 0—0—0 *
*Mr. Ed. Foremaa and Mr. E. ,G.
JVetzler dingd withj Mr. and Mrs.,
Albert Reinert oOjThanksgiviiig Day
0—0—0
Ou Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. George
Huth entertained Mr. Cecil Cola and
Mr. G. J. Farwell at a delightfully
informal little dinner.
• 0—0
-Mrs. Alma McBrlgai will lea vie on
tlie Prince Rupeit for ;a visit in
j Seat*!iMrs MdBrieo. will be away
for 'be winter.!
9—0—0
Mr B. A. Ross left oa(the Cfr'y
o" Sea*Me for Wrangell, where he
w'll assume his duties 'with the
Bank of Alaska. |
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. [Paul H. M<*01 el
la n-i entertained Mrs. Gerald Cloud
and Mr. Cecil ^le at dinner ' on
Thanksgiving'.
e—o—o
.Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hanson and
chJ Open. were supper and evening
guests o£ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lar
son on Thursday.
1 a—0—9
Mrs. M. |A. Weibstor entertain
ed at dinner onj Th,anksglvin§; for
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster, 'Mrs.
E. T. Rickard and Mr. Johrf Olsen.
a—o—o
Mr. and Mrs.(L. A. Harrison and
Mrs. Daniel Gillespie were dinner
gues*<s o f • Mr. M. B. Clemenger on
KU'uksgiving Day at the Golden,
North fHotel. 1
0—0—0
Mr. Cecil Cole will >e a passen
ger south on. the Priiuee Rupert Mr.
Cole will visit in( Seattle and other
cities on the coast.returning in the
early part o£ Janiuary.
0—0—0 J
Mrs. Emily ,Moffat and her'daugh
ter. Miss Agnes C. Moiffat enter
tained [at dinner on Thansksgiving,
ta* we are not able to 'get the
names oftho guests.
Q—0—0
Miss Florence Legge, Mr. J. C.
S^ewar1, Mrs. jRose Jenkins, Mrs.
Alma McBrien and Mr. Walter Mc
Brit-n were diner guests of'Mr. and
Mrs. Jonathon MoBrien1 onl Thanks
givin"-|Day. 1 1
' 0—0—0—
On December first, Friday; night
at 'cl o'clocik, a |little daughter
cair e to bless jtli© home of ' Mr.
and Mrs. William Herbert Henson.
Tie li<tie [girl is named ' Helen
Elizabeth,
0—9—u
Mr. [and Mrs. Eugene 'Smitfi! and
their children j and Mrs. "Mark
Phelps and 'her children were
Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr.
andi Mrs. |George Dillon. A' J"10
roast "sucking"' pig andl young
Skagway chickens were^among tha
many good tilings prepared for the
diners, j ■ j A
* • • • ♦ * i k 4 ■
Mr. any, Mrs. J. M. Kelflpr wore
dinner guests of Mrs. L. S. Keller
on Thanksgiving Da,v_a« the Golden
Nov'h Ilotfel.
Mrs. Agnes M.^Brotughton anil li t it
S' j) .V/a l lace weredin ner gues ts of
'he Codlien) North] oil) Ttoanjksglvlng
l)av.
—a—0—o
Mrt. Alice L. Gramt, who haa
made her home "over tihe line" far
several months, returned' home to
okagway on Wednesday. -
0-0-0 I
Mr. and. Mrs. jW. L. Jj;und-:bcir
ough invited Mrs. Evans, Miss
Edna Evans, Miss Evangeline Cdok,
Mr. Frank Cook and Mr. Stmley
Evans for t Thanksgiving dinner.
0—U—0
Mrs. Gus Johnson, and!, little
daughter Virginia., of Da^vson, who
passed through Skagway eairly .in
♦he i fall emroute to Boston, arriv
ed on the Jefferson and ( left for
home. ' '' ; '! i
Miss Agnes Gardner' will lelave
soon for a •visit of several months/
'n San Fra-n:cisca and other coast
•owns. Miss Gaj-dner is owner of
tv Dewey Hotel and is going for a
vacation.'
0——o
Mr. and (Mrs. H. C. Eckensteyn and
♦heir little son Robe'iJ, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Browning and thjeir little
sou Bobbip were dinner guests of
Mrs. William Leabmian on, Thanks
giving Day.
0—0 —0
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sundeeu,
entertained jas dinner guesits ' on
Thanksgiving, Mrs. Lotalne Bryr.mt,
Miss Etta Sundeon, Mr. A. [J.
Stride, Mr. Dunning,' Mr. H. C.
Scot* Mr. T. N. Scott and1 Master
Matthew Bryaaiit.
0—6—0
Mr. 'ar.d Mrs. W. C. Blanjohard
entc'tained jat diniijer on Thaitks
givir.v for Mrs. Elizabeth Blanch
arc!, Mr. and Mrs. Fr?d J. Weber,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C, 'Blancluard, A.
C. Junior, Gordon, Fred) annJ Kcn
ue'h Blanc hard.
n—n—n.
Mr. and Mrs. Frau.fc N. Feeiro,
Mrs. ,'N. J. Black, Mr. Clay Rule,
Miss Myrna Feero and Miss Gerald
ine Feo.ro ere dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Sipprell?, Master Wal
tPT Sipprelle and Miss Wintiifred
Sipprc!le ou Thlursday.J
0-0—0
Dr. and Mrs. jW. G. Gable, "Mr.
?nd Mrs. Norman E. Black and Mr.
Victor I. Halm were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sliaw oai
Thanksgiving Day. The rooms and
table ,'wtre gay with, brisflit poinsef
tia and a veritable feast ]w£s en
jo.vied h" the guests.
. 0—0—0
Mrs. Helen'W. Caskey entertain
ed at dinner ,ou Thanksgiving for
Mr. and Mrs. George Huth, jMr.
Audrey. Stevenson, Jliss Marjorie
Browne, Miss Carol Caskey, [Miss
Kathrvn Caskey, Miss Mary Caskey,
Mr. B. A. Ross, Mr. G. J. Farwell
an-I Mr. Elbert Husted.|
o—o—o
On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Han
sea entertained at dinner for| Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Feero, Myrna Feero
Mr. an \ Mrs. Carl Larso-n, Stewart
and Urania Larson, Mrs. E. G. Fee
ro, Philip Olsen, Mr. and Mrs.
William Feero, Geneva and Wilma
Feero, Egbert Aden and Frank Han
son. ' i ; i
_ o—o—e
Mr. and Mrs. F. i. Va.n de Wall
were hosts at dinnjar on Thursday^
for Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Reynold
son, I Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Miller,
Mirs Verne Miller, Miss Lois Butt
and Mr. Charle Durkee. Thje table
"was centered by a basket of fruit
and the place' favors wore min
iature turkeys.
—o—o
A special table for children] 'was
sef in »ha Pullen Hoiuse dining room
on Thursday and Dorothy 'Billsou
and Mary Pullen were hostess.
Those who sat at the J prertty
table were: 'Maude Rasmuson, Wal
ter Wheeler, Edward Rasmuson,
Prosper (Ganty, Marion Ganty, 'Mary
[Pulkn and Dorothy Billson.
0—0—•
Among the many guests who
d'ned at the ^Pull-ui House wero
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.Henson, Mr.
B. [A. Ross, Mr. Eric Telfer, ' Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Kindell, Mr. [ and
Mrs. P. H Gantv, Mr. and Mrs.
Hermann ! Miller, Mr. and1 Mrs. H.
H. McLellan and children, Mr. | R.
L. Bra2on and many others.
9—0—1
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sommers of
Log [cabin, arrived in town, 'recent
ly and were guests of [the Golden
Nor'h. until the sailing o£ the City
of Seattle, [when, they left for the
south, with! Sanj Francisco [as their
degtination. Mr. acjd Mrs. Som
rv 4 4 A * * * T
. mers will also visit in southern, Cali
fornia and jjvill be absent' from
^tneir home for about tkrge months.
0—0—0
Mrs. Agn^s M. Broujrhtoiu, has
leased the Dewey HoteJ and ihas
ha.1 possession since the
first day jcjf December. It is Mrs.
1 llroughton's intention to make mai j
| changes jarnd fcfoe will give the in
| *ericrr a thoroiugjh] overniaJulingi and
rut it iu first class condition and
i w'il clajm her elharg of paibronage.
j The Dewey hag a very, goodi location
J and .as bjeem for many years the
fivor'te stopping; pjlacg fo.r( mining
| men. There will 'Wo rooms to rent
! by the anontfli, ^weeJc or day ' a/nd
those in seardhi Of a quiet, clean
• homty place, will find it by pa
tronizing the^awey Hotel.
Titoe early pan it cJf the'week, Mrs.
j Clyde Rogers and Mr. J. V. Miller
; entertained jointly'at the home of
;Mco. Rogers j to celebrate their
' birthday. This'was a very jolly af
1 fair to, which only the'most totjm
, ate friends were invited, aiitd [the
| Hme was pleasantly paired with,
music and dancing. A .delicious
jsuuper was served. .Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Ma^s. Clyde
Rogers, Mr. anid Airs. J.. V. 'Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blanchard, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred W. Fickardt, Mrs.
G. G. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. E. *J.
Waterman, Mr. R. L. Brazeai, Mr.
Eric Telfer, Mr. Cleon Ask awd Mr.
Harry Asik.
I 0—0—0
Thanksgiving Day was generally
observed in Skagway and every one
lia•» a holiday. jJs'early all busi
ness louses w'ere closed all day
an* some'a portion, o£ It. There
were good) |©atalbles to be had at
the hotels and restaurants and
each claimed a full complemient of
custom. (The cGldesn North had
a erecia] dinner and it was | a
success in the culinary art. The
d'ning room was artistically de
corated in choice potted plants,
e\ergreens and cut flowers. Each
table had a centerpiece of beatiful
cyclamenta inj Dots. (The windows
were a pleasure to the eye with,
their 'sturdy growing plants. ' The
Pack Train sierved a special dinner
♦ j all who wished to take advantage
of s i good' an opportunity to es
cape the wloirfk of preparing a din
ner. The PullenfHouse sierved a
st'cclal holiday dinner nnd en
tire hotel Was open' to gu(ests. Ow
ius- fo the improvements on tihe
hotel all the! Jtotted plants and
| shrubs wane safely housed la thu
large diiUiig room a<ad mt-dfi a
Handsome Iwckgironnd for kthg
snowy tables with tueir d«wofitipp*
o£ truit and tlofwgTS. /
0—0—0
The Barn Dance'givenj la Ch«
W. ,P. A. clutj rooms on WJWddnfi»
dfly night was fairly;,-well attended,
but did JWt receive the patronagq
that it, should jas this club is for
the benefit andi general good .of
Skagway and1 should have. tha
litarty support off its Inhabitants. A.
ir ember o£ Oh is cluibj can [have for
a small sum each year, many ad
Wantages, such! as batts, games,
reading room wtfbi all the best
current [literature and muchl mor»
t»vu In a small town la [generally
denied the £ecx>la from Lack ojt la
te rest and laiclc of fumde fa kee®> up
such an organization). jThe W. P
and Y. R. has through! its ma nag 0
mt.nt been1 most generous as to
ways and meama ad the. town bWou14
be ready (at all times ta lend "■
hand and make all .entertainments
a success financially as j well a»
socially. ttihe hall Vaa arranged
<n >rood old time fashion with
biles of |hay, stalls for 'donkey®,
rustic scenery and all that |ga
for a real rustic gathieriing. Tha
music was most excellent and th«
refreshments of the 'best and most
generously j served. For the 'most
ordinal and) characteristic costume
Mrs. J. V. | Miller and Mr. 'Fred
Fo'nzo, Junior, were awarded th®
prizes. | | *
MILL STAY AT ANCHORAGE
Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis, la tee
Social ict candidate for delegate to
congress, has( accepted, a position
on the editorial staff of the Alas
ka Labor jNews published at An
chorage and will resmaln there for
the wimter. Mrs. [ Lewis la a
forceful writer and the News is to
be congratulated in. securing ; her
serv'ccs. |
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Leaves Skagway every Monday at 11 A. M. and
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Juneau
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Agent
Skagway
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