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The
Route of
COMFORT
SPEED
SERVICE
SAFETY
ffbrough Tickotj to and rom Atlln, D&wao®, Fairbanks, and
all interior Alaska and Yukon R&rer points.
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During the season ol uav-igatloa our fleet of modern up-to
date eteairiers will operate regularly tha entire length of the
Tlikaii River and tributaries, glfla^ a servloe aeror before ©
quailed. J ^ j i>* jfi.it
DAILY TRAIN S|SER VICE
(EXCEPT SUNDAYS)
will be maintained betwe«u Skagwajr aad Wlkit$ Horse. Par
lor Observation Care on every trala aflorU travelers every
ccmfort and convenience.
For full information1 apply to
A. F. ZIPF SKAGWAY. ALASKA
Traffic Manager and 612 Second Ave., SEATTLE, W»»h
White Pass &. Yukon Routed
, TIME TABLE Now 30
F Dally except Sunday £
So. 1, N. Bourul
1st Class
9:30 ft. 111. Le»T«i
12:03 p. m- "
1S:*5 p. ill- *
.1*40 p. m. "
3:20 p. m. "
5:50 p. m. ArriT«s
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WHIT® PASS
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GABOROSS
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Arrlvce 4:50 p. m-^
LcArta 3:20 p. m. j
■ 4 2:30 p. m. j.
* 1:00 P- «*(?
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« 8:00 a. m. .
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luring tin>a of tralaa
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fare tlck«« and 78 ponadi with eacti half fare ticke*.
Relieves CATARRH of<
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prl»tl»n mow 'ttJUcU yoa will *«ed
wlie* yoa put *» yt>ur 'r*w ■yetem.
The Dalljr'AlMka* jQib department
W b»'t«r IflQiJOTwl U»»'eT«r to do
roar work. Urto^'rlgftt *nd ^ork
promptly eccocutwi. tf.
You make a mistake il
vou d< not stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dary.
Fresh Eggs, etc1
Rate# $3.00 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
H. S. PULLEN. Plop.
Skagway. Alaska
FOR SALE
For $350.00 you can buy
the property comer 9th and
Main streets, consisting [ of
two lots the finest la the city,
jrtti a small two room [house.
This la a bargain for eoms
cn^ looking for a good HOME
sim i . i I .cki: 111!'
- COME AND BSE M«
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
Bitab'liahed In 1897
FIVE
FRIDAYS
Bj
FRANK R. ADAMS
Copyright. •>? Ftaak A, Muo*«y
Company
8YN0P8IS.
Luclle Green. charming, bat with fid*,
Is visited at the Greens' summer Island
fcome by Monty Elalney 8h» proposes a
week's fast. All food Is bantofced.
Frank Bopp. a rival suitor, appears an*
expectedly. To set food for himself M
attempts the mainland by motorboat
The boat breaks down and Bom to ■Ma
rooned. During a fierce storm Mt 'Owit
faints and la revived hy a stlmotoct,
which intoxicates her.
Blarney discovers Lucile and Bopp nib
bling dog biscuits. He proposes to end
the fast, but there Is to food. Hn. Greea
suddenly disappear* and all bunt tor her,
iJiainey receiver a telegram addressed
N. Bloney from Vlila Duumore, an actress,
speaking of marriage. He is aonplosed.
but Lucile's Jealousy Is aroused.
A supply boat Is wrecicod on rocks near
by. The crew lands safe akd'Blsrtney {**
cues Vlda. 8he is dresrfed as Rosalind. '
The boat's captain explain* that Vlda
had donned the costume for safety. Ail
are forced by the high sea to reutllb oh
the Island
V'lda discovers In Blalney a dramatic
oritte who had prtleed "hef w6rW besides
being her rescuer. She ekplaia) to him
that she U engaged to a Ned Blanay.
CHAPTER XI.
"I Loved Har *•."
"\\ toy:' l explained Jwoceotly
%y%/ to Claire, "when you get an
f f thp mainland you get »
marriage Mcenelif "and un
less you prefer a chtlrch wedding !I
•would suggest that ydu hunt oprttoo;
Justice of the peace and get it ore*
with. I don't believe In long engage
ments myself." I was perfectly irlJV
lug to tease this pedantic braggart.
We owed him something for that fast
ing article anyway.
"But I don't want to marry any one,":
ho cried. "I must no.t sacrifice my
reer to romance and sentiment I b»*|
long to the world. There mutt bo V
way out."
"If you don't want to marry Mlaa
Dunmore, why did you arouae the
spark of passion In bar Innocent
breast?" I demanded.
"I don't know." He writhed tn men
tal anguish. "I didn't dream that'I
was even being agreeable to her."
"Some women are mora attracted by
Indifference than by attention," I con
torted. "Others are fascinated by
downright brute violence."
"I suppose there must be some charm
about me that I did not dream of," he
mused modestly. "Don't yon think ahe
could forget me If she did not see me
for a Jong while?"
"I'm afraid," I sighed, "that, having
once met you, no girl could eveif for
get you."
"Come now," he said sharply, txrlpg
to deteet a smile on my face;' *it-ua1
as bad as that. If I could get away
and write her a letter saying that' I
hod been taken down with some Al
ness #nd could not as a dying maa>
bold her to her promise, that would
solve the difficulty."
"Rather a nirty iaea,' 1 commoun,
"but as a novelist you must know that
the heroine always flies to the beds&s
of the stricken hero and nurses hlto
back to life. There Is no use. Miss
Dunmore ■would not allow you to dW
"No, I suppose not" He abandoned
this scheme reluctantly. Another
thought brightened him. "The getting
away part of It .Is all fight It I Aid
that I could get put in Jail or some
thing like that where she couldn't pos
sibly see me. While I Vas' there I'
could write an article on prison" re
forms.'*
I heartily Indorsed this scheme. The
idea of seeing him in prison appealed
to me personally. The colossal blind
ness of a conceited fathead like that'
trying to get away from t charming,
sweet young girl like Vlda alienated
him from human consideration.
He mused a moment "I'll .do it,"
he exclaimed. "If I don't Show qp,
mum's the word."
"You can't _get away," I reminded
him. "There's no boaC
"I forgot to tell yon that I ass the
champion swimmer of the Brooklyn
Athletic club. I think I eaw some
bathing suits hanging up .to the ehed.
With one of those on It Will be child's
play to me."
Strangely cheered, he let himself oat
the back way and left me to the si
lence of my clams.
I left the clams to their own dertesa
for awhile and went beck to the Bring
room. Vlda was there idly, taking Im
pressions from my seal ring on scwoe
soft kneaded rubber that lay on Lo
clle's desk. LucUe herself was not to
sight The captain and the beet ooOk
who ever ran a xnaifne engine wm
sunk deep to the gloom which sur
rounds the nonreadtog man whan cot
off fVom his ktod aMhitfetoployniasii.
"Well," said Vlda when r'stood orar
her like an accuotog Judge, "whathave
I done now? Sbooldn't I play" with
thui rubber this way 7"
"You know what you're done," I
said sternly. "You trapped Lip tea 8.
Clair into proposing to 700."
"There's nothing wrong sfroft ttoH."
vina pnjtwtwi: -trow acr 750 trap
t>ofl0 Any mliil ever ptojwaeS? You
have tb trap'them. Wtre yon Under
the Impression that adult males went
around looking for * Chance to pay for
some tone else's bouhl and millinery
and hosiery and all that sort of thing7
Kb, air; the masculine mind la very
Wary. That's Why we women have to
be V6 ih'uch brighter than the men.
It'a a case of self preservation."
"He's afraid you meant It He's go
tag to try to swim to the main la nil ia
order <0 get away."
"What! Swim to the mainlandf
"Sea. He's a woman hater."
"Good heavens! He must not do
that" Vlda was genuinely concerned.
"tou might tell him that you are
engaged to Borne one else That might
reassure him.*""-'
"I •Will." VMa got up determinedly
and wettt to the door. "Which way
"'1 lienor
night down to the shore, I think,"
. said. "He seemed a trifle dazed,
though, and might have wandered."
I fFunny thing,Interjected Captain
PeAlns, "the Way a better Will wan
der sometimes. My brother,' he used
tt> walk In his aleeep. I wis goto' to
tell you where the aebra bit him that
time;"
"Tea," said Vlda eagerly, "tell us
where the zebra bit him."
"You'll have to hurry to catch him,"
I Interrupted, "ox ft will be too late."
' The telephone bell rang.
"Hello. This Is Blan'ey. Ia Clair
ttw»r
"No, he's not here now."
Then let 'me apeak to Miss Dan
more."
~uoe iiq i nere minor, * ci^uimi.
•^Oh, they're out walking together
Main, I suppoee," said my namesake
•tivaatlcally.
"No, not wgJttpy," I mWj "ffwto
mlng."
"What? At tbl» time of nightr he
yelled. ' "VOt both' of them? Vlfla
c*n't swim."
'"Maybe ho Is teaching her how," I
suggested. I didn't know of any rea
•oa why J should ease his mind any
Hfsy- A Jlttle Jealousy would be food
for him.
"Oh/4' pe took tho blow like a man.
Then I ho&rd himsay faintly, "Good
&y,w and t hungup the receiver.
XvBdto confronted ifie when I turned
•round.' "Do you know whore Tootles
tar '
*Jfo, I don't know where she Is," I
replied, with strict adherence to the
Sth. "Isn't aihe here?" I added gulle
tfjr. "
' "No, and I'm dreadfully worried.
There are so many 'strange people In
the house that some'one Day bare let
her oat, not knowing how careful we
are with her. She might get lost and
starry or get her feet wet and have
pneumonia, or a hawk might carry her
At this moment the unspeakable
Bopp entered. He made a great show
of weariness, dragging his feet as If
they were too heavy to lift -
"Have you Been her?" demanded Lu
etic. /
"No," Bopp said wearily. "I'vo
tramped aJU oyer the island again and
•gain. There's no javlne, no gully, no
bush that I haven't' Investigated. She
must have left the Island."
"Bhe can't swim!" moaned Ludle.
"Her little legs are too short, and her
fur would get in her eyee."
"Whatl" he yelled. "Fur get In hec
eyesT
"Tootles la lost," I threw la by way
«t explanation.
"Tootle# r said Bopp, bewildered.
"I've been looking for Mrs. Green."
"Oh, ihe'i been found," Luc lie ex
plained. "'J "
""."When?"
"Oh, hburs and hcraxs ago. She tele
phoned Mr. Blalney. She got In Mr.
Kent's row boat and was blown to a
nearby Island."
"Tou knew where Mm. Green was In
the xqiddle of the afternoon," raged
Bopp, turning on me, "and you didn't
t«U me, but let me tramp my feet off
looking for her? "Here I am, dying of
weariness and lack of sleep, when a
word might have saved me.1'
: Kent strolled In;'
'"Say, Mr. Bopp," he said curiously,
"wtllyou tall me one thing?"
"Why, certainly."
"Bow £ld you ever come to find that
shelf on the cliff where you were sleep
ing all the afternoon? I passed you a
dozen times, and I'd never have seen
yon at all If I hadn't heard you snore."
Vlda came in carrying a pair of
shoes, a coat, is pair of trousers and a
%L ' -'"•1 'A
"He's gone," she said briefly. "As
soon as be saw me coming he dlvtod
into the lake and swam Off rapidly.
He looked back from time to time."
"He was afraid you would swim
after him," I explained.. "Are you In
the market for old clothes?" I Indi
cated her' burden."
"ifo;'(bese are his. He left them on
the bahk, and I thought I might as
#ell bring them In. I suppose he will
heWUedT' • • '
"Who?" asked Lucile and Bopp.
"Mr. Glair," Vlda answered "He
is trying to reach the mainland by
•Wlmn^ag.''
"Oh, the .brave fellow!" Lucile ex
claimed. "He Is risking his life to get
supplies to us. To think that I didn't
like hlta very w«U at flntr
J explained gently that if Mr. Clair
ever reached the shore, which was very
doubtfuV'he would probably never
think csf us acaln.
" (OtaOomaa toawcTow)
The Unlveralty of Washington
bummer school la offering an in
tensive coirrae [In the work of the
Quartermaster' department under
the direction of an armz bfflcer
and [many; are manifesting Interest
in tUs touted of army; service.
Cupboard
INEXPENSIVE MEATS.
Braised beuf or tot roact.
—Brown the moat on all surfaces,
place in closely covered kettle or
other receptacle with bmall quantity of
water and Cavoriiig vegetables, su.h as
onion, carrot, etc., and cook until ten
der. Browning the neat helps to keep
in the Juices. The slow cooking in wa
ter and steam makes for tenderness.
Casserole Roast.—(A casscrole may
be Improvised by using a heavy earth
enware dish covered with a plate.)
Brown round or rump of beef iu fat
from a slice of fried pork. Place iu
casserole with chopps.l carrot, turnip,
onion, celery, etc., around it. Add two
cupfuls of water or stock, cover ami
cook in hot oven three hours, basing.
Stew With Dumplings.—Make stew
from small pieces of meat and vegeta
bles. cooking it ou stove or in tireless
cooker. Serve with dumplings made
as follows: For a stew using one
pound of meat mU a little more than
one-third cupful of flour with one tea
spoonful of baking powder and a pinch
of salt; work In a rounding toaspoonful
of butter Bud mix with enough milk to
form a medium stiff dough, t'ut Into
small pieces and cook in a buttered
steamer over a kettle of boiling water
or remove enough gravy from the stew
to expose tho meat and vegetables and
place the pieces of"dough on these sol
id materials to cook.
Meat lie.—Meat pies arc made most
satisfactorily by first cooking the meat
and vegetables as for a stew. Line a
pan, earthen wara <U*h or casserole with
biBcqlt (tough rolled fairly thin, put In
the jneat, vegetables and gravy, cover
with dough and bake in a hot oven.
Meat Turnovers.—Place any chopped
cooked meat available on circles of bis
cuit dough about the size of a saucer.
Fold the dough over the meat, crimp
the edges and bake in a hot oven.
Vegetables may be combined with the
meat filling as desired, and the whole
may be served with gravy.
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NOTICE
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i IN THE U. S. COMMISSIONER'S
I COURT FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA AT BKAQWAY. IN
PROBATE. ' jjj i
In toe matter of the estate oI
JOHN P. BRAWAND, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Th.t P. H. Oanty, as the admin
istrator of the estate of John P.
Brawaud, deceased, having filed In
the above entitled court his final
account and report Of the estate
of said deceased, thg hearing of
tha same having been fixed by
said court fro Monday the 24th
dn>r o' September, 1917, at 2
o'clock 'n the afternoon of said
day, at '-he office of the U. 3.
Commiss oner in the court house
at Skagway, Alaska, and all per
sons interested in said estate are
notified then and there to appear
and file any objections they may
have to said account and to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said final account Bhould not be
allowed.
Dated at Skajfway, Alaska, thla
25th day of July, 1917,
EDWARD A. BASifUSON,
U. S. Commissioner and Probate
Judge.
First publication, July 25,
Final publication, Aug. 22,
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b Rivaled by Human Hair WImN
Dandrnft' la Eradicated.
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when healthy: and the radical cause of all
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by a pestiforsu • pa-aslte that saps tho
vitality v! the hair at its root. Newbro'a
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hcpeot'
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