THE WHITE PASS &
=11111 ROUTE =
The >fv%, Speed,
Route of Gggp , Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to ami from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation, our fleet of modern
np-to date steamers will operate regularly the entire
length of theTukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never before equaled.
Daily train service (except Sundays) "will be maintained
between Sicasrvvay and White Horse, and our fully equip
ped Parlor Observation Gars afford travelers every com
fort and convenience.
-
Pull luf >r u itio i e'l « irfally given upon applying to
A. P. ZIPP, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, 612 Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
White Pass & Yukon Route
HME TABLE Xo. 37.
Daily Except Kundaj
I No. 1, N. Bound
1st CUm
9:30 a. m. Leaves
12:0-1 p. m. "
12: 45 p. m. **
1:40 p. m. "
3:20 p. m. "
5:50 p. in. Arrives
8KAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOO CABtX
BENNETT
CARIBOU
WHITSHORSE
No. 2, S. Boui d
1st Clow
Arrive® 4:60 p. m.
Leaves 3:20 p. m.
" 9:80 p. ax.
" 1:50 p. m.
H 11:48 a. m.
" 0:00 lu to.
Passengers must b« at depot i« Um« to hare Baggago In
spected aud checked. Inspection is stopped 8U atin>»£es b'foce
leaving time of trains.
ISO pounds of baggage will be checked free with each full
tore tick** and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket
Only Oue "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever you feel a oold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
■BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
.signature of E. W. Grove on the bo«. 25c
Sulwcrib* for tha Daily Alask&a.
New Low Fares Effective Aug. 20
Through tickets from S, E. Alaskan parte to Min
neapolis, St. Paul, Cbi<ago and all points Eust
will be on sale via Seattle and the "Milwaukee"
Railway at the new low fares on. and aftejr August
SOth by the Alaska. S. 8. Oo., Pac. Alaska Nay.
Co.., and the Border Line. Full information from
*. S. Agents at Skagway.
E. J. Shaw, f Skagway A. E. Harris, T.P.A.
H. G. Weir i Agents 1 Junera, Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St, Paul Railway
WEEK IN SOCIETY
(Continued from i>»ge 2)
THEN SEPTEMBER
Ladt-n deey with fruity cluster
lb6oi Seutember, ripe and hale;
Bfes about his basket, fluster,—
Lfluni deep with fruily duster.
Skies have won a softer luster;
Barns resound to flop of flail.
—Austin Dobsou.
Dr. and Mts. C. M. Nicholson,
Mrs. E. F. Williams and her
two sous, Mr.. Eugene William.
and Mr. Gates Williams of St.
Louie, who were iu tue Atlin dis
trict for a visit, returned to
Skagaj this week and are tie
guests of Colonel W. L. StVeoson.
0—o—o
The P.. P. P. gave another ept
s">-1« or "The Master Key," which
always draws a good, house, and
vlth "Tho Link that Binds," and j
othex equally good films this little
piay huunj was well filed through
the week.
A A A
Mrs. Falcoa Joslia of Seattle,
her aiece, Miss Margaret Thomp
son of Nashville, Tennessee,
aud Mrs. P. 1). Puvdy of Seattle
left for ihtir iiom.es oa the J after-'
soy.. WMle la town they were
Pullen How»e gue&ta.
0——0
On Wednesday, Judgq and Mrs.
Mertiu Ccawajr entertained at din
*er Xor .Mrs. J. F. Pughi and her
daughter, Miss Veaetia, of Ju
*eau and Mr.. F. J. Vaa de Wall
uf Stagwajr,
I—•—•—|
Mr.. P. H. Ganty left on the
Pxia:e Rupert for GU Harbor whe.«
he will joia his fambily wlio are
there" for a visit Mr. and Mrs.
G»nty will go, a* a latetr (late, to
eastern Oregon.
Mra W. O.. Powell, Mrs.. W. E.
Burford. Airs. W. H. Henson and
Mrs. Giignoo, were afternoon tea
guest? ">f Mrs. P. H. McClelland on
'i\>esiav iu lioaor of Mrs. M. S.
5ton» oi Montpelier,, Vermont.
Miss Emily Stewart and her Bis
ter Miss Ksthar Stewart ol Port
land, Oregon, vlio have been the
house guests of Mr. and Mtb. Al
ber* K'mert left lor hotae oa the
Piiacec* sopJxia.
0—0—0
Mr A. J. Baker, Sr., Is home
from a trftj to Sanitarium and re
ports a splendid time. Mrs. Baker
wto joined her husband at Sani
tarium some days ago will remain
till a later date..
Miss Murgarei Nugent and Miss
Georgia W'ey of Portland, who
hare been visiting la Skagway and
ricinity will leave for home on the
Prince Ueirge.
0—o—0
£ "*er the show one evening early
in the week Mr., and Mrs. F. J.
Weber and Mr. J. M. Keller were
informal supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Johiutoo.
o—0—»
Dr. L. S. Keller will return from
WuPebi rse the early part of the !
•ciuinj week.
A A A I
A. J. Baker, Jr., is home from
the otatfb where went to pur
chasA horses to be used ia his busi
ui-ss.
0—0—0
Mrs Rcbb H. Pratt, of Douglas,
Is in tcwh. the gues' of her daugh
ter, Airs. James Louttit. Mrs.
Piatt airived on, the Spokane.
•—0—o —
Mr.. J. A. Fraser, gold com
missioner of Atlin, who> hag been
in Skagway for several dajs left
on Monday for home.
0—«—o——
Mr ana Mrs. H. R. Clise of
Seattle, arrived on the Princess
Sophia an-J or* the guests of Col
o»el W. L. Stevehsotf.
On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs.. E- J,
A. Robinson and Mt. J. A. Fraser, j
all if A'lin were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stevenson.
u—•—• i
Captain and Mrs. JamP6 AJeuon- i
d«r, of the Engineer Mine, have ]
been i < tovn for a visit, and left :
t»» home ox Thursday.
Mr?. Alb"rt A.. Rousseau was a
v.'siter in S;i'agiway the first of the
w*ek returning home an Tuesday..
n—o—o
Miss Veronica Hulvihlll went to
W hit- horse last'Saturday for a vis
Is wi*h Milt? D-eyo Puckett and re
turned lionns on Wednesday.
0—0—0
The Tuesday club went for their :
veeklv out ing to Liarsville and |
B'.ac • Luk
. n—0—n
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Suffecool
are entertaining Mils afternoon for
a number :>f the Tlsiting Elks.
0—0—0
Mrs. L. H. Johnston will leave
ooon for a trip to Juuwua via Sitka.
SKAGWA1AN IN
NATIONAL BOOK
(Continued from page 1.)
tiute to Congress, Hudson Stuck,
.itigywan ui Fort V ukon, Will tan
o. s, lawyer oX Juneau, Koy
ai A. Uunnison, Juago of juneau,
J. F. Strong, (Jovftnor oX Alaska,
Utnifi Dononoe, mining man ot
Aennecott, Fr^ncia M. sax ton,
lawyer or Nome. WiUiam c.. Ede»
iiiu^iuber oi Seward, Kdnioud
lawyer, editor ot Seward. C. C.
Geoif tsun, Agri«uiltuxi» of Sitka,
Pvter Tremble Howe, Bishop of Al
aska and Frederick Id. Brown,
Judge of Vaides.
Ot the total sumber listed! per
sons la the book, 8,600 'are follow
ing prafeseions. Of this number
there are 3,081 lawyers, 1,345
puyslcians, 2,035 clergymen, 623
arti-'te, 283 musician*, ami 1,124
engaged in technical pursuits. The
Mtue shows that a large percent
age of the codlege graduates have
turn d to the ministry, the'percenU
age being 81.22 o>f college men. Of
the lawyers 52.28 percent are
college men, physicians 49.36 per
cent. Those engaged In techni
cal pursuits, 45.82 percent are
from colleges.
rHE FOLLOWING LIFE SKET
CH OF MRS. ELLA BOOLE
WILL INTEREST YOU
Mr®. Lena Alexander Boole, the
daughter of Col. Isaac N. and Re
iecca Albsn Alexander, was edu
:ated in the public schools of Van
iVert, Ohio, and at the Coledge ol
iVooeter, Wooster, Ohio. In 1883
ihe was married to the Rev. Wil
iam H. Boole, D. D., a prominent
nember of the New York East Con
erence of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Since that time she has
esided in New York City.
Although Mrs. Boole was a high
ichool student at the time of the
Roman's Crusade, she dates her
:all to the temmerance cause from
hat mighty movement and the in
spiration which came through ac
quaintance with the women who
grayed in the saloons. Her public
vork began immediady after her
narriage.
She was elected Corresponding
Jecratary of the exception of the six
rears in which she was Secratary
jf the Woman's Board of Home
Missions she has served the state
:ontinously as one of its general
officers. She was president 1898
1903. again elected in 1909, and
fias been re-elected each year since.
She was electrd Vice-President-at
Large of the National W. C. T. U.
n 1914.
Mrs. Boole is a member of the
•aac Van Wert Chapter of the D.
A R at Van Wert, Ohio, a mem
ber of the woman's Press Club of
^Jew York City, Chairman of the
remperance Committee in the
^ew York City Federation of Wo
nen's Clubs, and President of the
\llied Forces for Civic and Moral
Betterment in the State of New
t'ork.
She was one of the speakers at
he memorable meeting held on
he steps of the Capitol at Wash
ngton D. C., December 10, 1913,
when the petition for National
Constitutional Prohibition was pre
lented to the representatives ot the
Senate and the House, and has al
ts-ays been an advocate of prohibi
tion as the only means of settling
:he problems of the liquor traffic.
"Mrs. Boole is a woman of great
:harm - her sweetness and sincer
ity, her genuineness and loyalty t6
iie preat jcause for which she is
working, marking her for one of the
oremost women of the day — a
a'oman whose inflence is felt from
jne end of the United States to the
>ther in temperance and church
vork."—The Age-Herald; Birming
lam, Ala.
"The morning service was taken
jp by a splendid address from
vlrs. Ella A Boole whose very
jresence and resounding words in
ipired her great audience to res
pond with the clostset attention, as
lentence followed sentence in
stinging denunciation of the traffic
n alcohol."—Evening Ne^s, Rose
Durg, Oregon. Ad\t.
Services ill J>e held ia' the Epis
cop"»I Church; tomorrow at 11 o'
clock and 8 in the evening. The
Minister will arrive from Fair
banks tonighti and conduct the ser
vices 'omorrow.
A1 jor J. W. McAndrew, station
ed 81 Fort Seward, will leave that
pest for duties elsewhere la th<
States. The Major has received
orders from t&e war department to
turn over his post today. Majoi
MoAnflrew la planning on leaving
oa (he Humboldt.
CHURCH NOTES
.METHODIST EPISCOPAL
! Tomorrow will be W. C. T. O..
day at th« Mathodm ehurah. At
11 o'clAJc a. m. 24ra C. T. Hateh
; tr. President oi the Aiaaia Wo mams
CortsMtn Teinj>»ranco Unl«i wlil
give an a/Adrstw. Sunday; school
under lh« leaderahlj) of Ralfdl M
Ped*ncsi for t&& d*y, jKguia at
112:IS. At 8 o'clock in th« eren
U<4. Mrs. Ella. A BooJe. Ph. D-. V.
Prbstfttttr*U~laffg« o" the W. C, T
U., at present tourlag the coaet of
Alaska tor ha tors animation, will gl
at ddrfSB. Cheerful singtag at ev
er. service. Thie outlic 1b cordially
lnTltsd.
L. H. Pederwen, Pa«tor.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Hcly Communion 8:30 a. m.
t Mm and InatrucUoa 10:30 a. m.
Evamln* Sarvic* 1:10.'
All are cordls-lljr invited.
Ft. P. H. Tursell, S. J
CH1WSTLAK BC1EXCK
ChTktlan Science Sejrvtce ylll b«
held Sunday morning ax eleven
o'clock in the Alaskan Building.
Subject, Mind.
PHIL.
ABRHAMS
row insurance
OOLLEOTTOXS \
OONTETANOENO g
GENERAL AGEXT {
Established I i
1897 V.
624 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ALASKA
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. L. S> KKIJ.KK
D«UM i, U
Moat Koden Method*. ^
OpeM ETcaiivgB.
Offic® Hours: »-lJ «. m. l-« p. m
Aluktt Building • Broil**7
8KJQWAT ALASKA
WILLIAM PALL1STER, JL D.
(Formerly ai Seattle)
Special kt tm the treatment of
dlm^iiw Mtd deformities of the
«X«» or, bom and throat.
Office: GolditeJa Building Ju
•eau, Alaska
W. B. STOUT
o r a • r At L •
Practice la all cowti
1m Ttrrltoir of Alaska
Hataeg w - - Alw ka
To Cure a Cold in One Day
rake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature «'« on each box. 25 ccnts.
THIS 18 CERTAIN
The Proof Th«« AlMkaat Rcadar*
Cannot Deny
WLa» could furnish rtronger evi
dence of the efficiency of any rem
edy than the test of tlu-e. Thou*
a*ios of people matHy that ^Doan'g
Kidney Pills have t»riHiga« lasting
results.
Grateful endorsements should
proTt iinodubteoly the merits of t'-iia
ri'im dy. Years ago people t>»tifled
to the relief tiiey h&a detoed fn>m
| the ose of Doaa's Kidney Pll.».
now confirm tbeir testimouiil -
They say. that time hee completed
tii* teft.
Jomph Wlnt, re'ireil blacksmith,
66S High St, SaJeui, Ore... aSiys:
'"My buck and kidneys were disor
dered end raj bock eeoiued to loee
strength- Short use of Dcnai s
Kidney Pills soon out nae lu good
condition."
t Statement gtven Dec. 12, 1912.)
On April 11. 1816, Mr. Win» said:
"1 haven't hod any fcldne. trouble
now tor several years and I give
Deal's Kidney Pills credit for
bringing such lasting results."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
sioplv ask for a kidney remedy —
Kel Doan'e Kidney Pllte—the sarno
: that Mr. Wint ha« twice publicly
j Momaended. Foster-Milturn Co ,
I Pror«., Buffalo, N. T.
Catarrh Cannot *>c Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
clliMI rWvh tin tc-.i ut i . ilunLg' . Ca
tarrh It a blood or constitutional disease,
and In ordei to cure It you must take In
ternal remote* Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
taken internally, ana rets directly upon
the blood und nracotn eurfat-*. Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is not a queok medicine. It
was preeor'b-'d by one of the best phy
sicians in this country I r years and Is
a. roRtilar prescrlptior. It 1* composed of
•he best tonics known, min Ined with the
best blood jvirlfiTs. a tir.g 'Irectly cn the
mucous surfaces. 1 - r r'c-t combina
tion of the twe inrr< limits 's what pro
duces snch wo-id< ul 1 su'r-i 'T. curing
catarrh. Smd for V 'i^-in'als, free.
F. J. CHENEY A C< . r, ps„ Toledo, 0.
Sol4 by Drnnrfs'- ' TV
Take S?II*s Fan-.llv lilts .jr roastipfttlon.
J. IKUTA
IIANtiFACTCRINt'
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China iisd Cut Glass
Official W'stcf Inspector for the
VI". P. fit V. Route
MaO~ Order» given prompt c*re
RAW FURS
—. CVE PAY
HIGH • PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRTCF LIST
Percey's Fur House
Oablcoth, • Witconsm
rauc SKAGWAT
Pioneer Dairy
" *. t. UKMA V Prtip.
iIHE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The largest «.»d t*«t com
d acted a* in* 1b Alert*.
Dully chipmeaU of port
* milk u* ceun to *11 pol»u
»B White Pin * Tukoa
Pack Train Restaurant
.The] Delmotilco of Alaska^
CHARLEY-— JOHN'
Kara man & Cljccak
PROHRJ ETORS
Where Ton Can Get "What Voa D»lre Oookrxl w it Should lie
"We Moke * Specialty of Banquets mod IVivate Dinner l*arti«.
A Kaflned and Comfortable place for a Snpper •liter the Sliow
or dance—Serrfce to Cozy Privsle lUxXhs if I>esirpd.
Get"MoreMoney" for your Foxes
Black. Silver, Cross, Red, White and Blue, Lynx,
Bear, Marten lad otW Far bearer* collected la Toar tectlca
SHIP TOOB FURS DIRECT »c "SHCBERT" the Uroesl
Imk tti the World 4e»lb>» exdn»lvr!r In NORTH AMEBIC AN RAW FIRS
« reliable—responsible—safe For House with an unblemished rep
utation existing for "more than a third of a centnrv." a lone soc
cesaful record of sendinjr Per Shippers prompt.SA T IS FACTOR Y
AND PROFITABLE returns. Write for "It* fch-jbrrt »tiippft."
th« onlj • reliable, accurate market repon and price list published.
Write txrrr it—NOW—{<"■ FREK f;
A R SHURFRT Inc 25 27\vestaustin ave
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