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The
Route of
Comfort,
Speed,
Service
Safety
During the winter >o;t-uii ot 1015-10 our regular train
sorvice wiil be luainta nod North and South bound be
tween Skaguay and White Hoi so, trains leaving both
terminals every Tuesday and Friday.
WINTER T GE SERVICE
Our through M :nd Freight Service will be
operated between .• • and Dawson, affording
all possible cotnfo; -ii by means of a
THOROUGHLY viiMM'.!) STAGE AND
AUIVMO 'H.iS LINE,
For Full Inform itio i
C. W. CASH,
Supt. Mail Scr ■ • >
White Hors i.
• Y. T.
Or, A. F. ZIPF
Traffic Manager,
612 Second. Ave.,
Seattle, Washington
White Hsss it jkoh Route
TIME TABLE No. 30
Tuesday ami Friday
Jfa 1, N. Bound
1st Cla*«
8:30 a. m. lews
11:00 a. in. "
11:40 a. m. "
12:33 p. m. "
2:00 p. m. "
4:15 p. m. "
SKAI.WAV
Will i I. PASS
LUt. CABIN
BKNN'ET
K AKIBOI
WHITKHOItSE
No 2, S. Bound
1st Clam
Arrives 3:20 p. m
Leorri 1:45 p. m
12:47 p. m
" 12:15 p. m
♦' 10:25 a. m.
8:15 a. m.
Passengers must be at depot i-i time to have Baggage In
spected and checked. Inspection is stopped 30 «ilnutas before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage will ho checked free with each full
fare ticket and 75 pounds r. itli each half faro ticket.
Pack Tra'n Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CH A R r, K Y — JOH N"
KARAMaV & CLECAf
PROl'Kl H TOKS
VVher® tou Can Oct wha» ■> i>u Cootsd m 1» Should Be
W# Make a 3pecl*!tj «? 'Q»eu »ad Private Dlaaer Parties.
A. nfiud *ad (x-cjfortaDl» »>!*.> for > •■pper after the show
or daace—iem<^ i„ coi% lVt yx>Uia U deelred.
VISITING CARDS
WEDDING INVITATIONS
announcements:
PROGRAMS
Our Type Styieo a in. v Presswork Process Give a Close
Imitati ti of Copperplate Engraving
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention
THE DAILY ALASKAN
SKAGWAY ALASKA
Youth achievement
Edited by
JUDGE WILLIS BROWN.
Chairman National Youth Achieve
ment Committee
A SCHOOLBOY WHO BUILT A
BATTLESHIP
RALPH MICHEL of 5449 Sonili Dearborn street, Chtcago, ased fourteen,
has built a model of the battleship 1 inols. The mui ; I Ls four feet long
and nine Inches wide; displacement, fifteen pounds. It curries a doll
crew. It took Ralph two week*, or fifty continuous biiirs, to con
Btruet this battleship. It lins a water tigb, :inc hull and a full complement of
guns, consisting of twelve miniature fourti ti inch guns iu the first battery and
MODEL OF BATTLESHIP r.CH.L' DY BALI'H .MICHEL.
eight sis-Inch guns in the secondary Ivul-ry.' It has il. : ri< I;s nml lifeboats,
steering device and a wireless ouillt. .> ■> this liat;'.« liip, H n!i has con
structed two sailboats, one canoe. on< el motor ;• . i!.i ;tl table,
with cues, and many useful houst hold .... li a. Ralph is n ; boy and a
good student In school, not bavin,' I > r it or t rd, .. >e ] ■ t yo.ir.
Be says be knows that ho has more fun :i .<n tbe Trtbcr boys wbo think doing
nothing worth while is playing.
What Kind of a Father
Are You?
By JUDGE WILLIS BROWN.
Is there anything moro Import nit In
this world to you than that l>oy of j
yours?
The world Is full of helpless, depend
ent and wavering boys. These all !.:■ •
fathers.
What kind of a boy arc you the fu
ther otT
School instruction today does n«>t nec
essarily mean-efficiency. Kilucutiou !;
proved only by application of learning
to do things.
Easiness men claim that only one Ii'
ten boys who apply for positions po
sesses knowledge of how to do concrete
things.
Less than 5 per cent of the boys in
the public schools do anything worth
while outside of the schoolroom.
. Are you one of the 05 per cent of fa
thers of boys who do nothing?
Better stop right now, father, nnd
call your sou and ask him:
Son, what have you ever done?
If you are not anxious to have your
son enlisted in the business game of
achievement and to be recognized offi
cially ag a worth while young <itl;:eu
you are not a father, but an excuse.
'J '101*0 lire three kinds of fathers—
cowards, strangers and chums.
The "cowards" r.ra ai'ruid ever to
to rhe world. These sny. "Mind your
uio lier, son, and study your lessons."
"] :e "straugi.»" meet >"ii5 occasion
nil, ut (he table and a. out the house,
bos i a little, sometimes ; ot uu^ry and
slu a little, but never really live and
see visions with the boy.
1 iio "chum" fath r remembers he
v.: s a boy and puts L!:- !■:!■! in every
H : all ran:* s Hint will male * him
t: ;ly nnd ahc:d of the • rr boys, if
r sible. Team work—fm her nnd sou.
! am a climn father. Are yon?
Y.'hnt kind of n fnrhor are you If
y •■! do not talkthu Ac.< • t.:neut move
ment over with your boy nnri get him
Vy proudest nil ^nt ; when tlic
^ • ornor of the st:ite, bi " p a whole
Mature asscml led, dc ivrred to my
;■ "oen-yrar-old s< u a certificate of
accomplished four thir.:~* worth while
and was of Important ■ to the state
over the boys who were waitinj:#and
n ■ rkir.fr time nnd (loins nothing really
worth while.
Are you a chum father?
HOW TO SECURE 1 iE
EMBLEM 0,: ACHIEVEMENT!
Any boy or any girl under the . c cf < .a-tn years who i
has ever done anything worth while c i t In p report of j
any achievement cr a< lavements, t' r v. :i pro< f i,t sumo.
The Indorsement of m y reputable r it ii required, "inferably
I ho teacher or principal "f the public si •• ! , . ■!• : It' bchuoi
Is In session nnd the applicant for the < xajii Is a pupil.
The national committee has provide 1 ihat certain papers
throughout the country shall bo the official representative* of
the movement.
Therefore this report of achievement can be sent dircct to
the paper In your community or district which represents the
Achievement movemcrt, to tha principal of the srhuol attended,
to tho business or civic organization interested In promoting tho work In u:,y local
community, or direct to the national committee headquarters in CMi in •
If tho Achievement Is considered worthy of rocognli n a ill ->t e. i i icate will be
granted. This certificate is issued by the nati nal COmmi and I Ittun
of the president of tho national committee, tot,"ether with t' i tUu nt
Accompanying this certificate will be the emblem of Act «ev< mont. which contain*
one star and places for four additional stair
For the second Achievement a like report must be made, and tho emblem must
accompany the report. If this granted a certificate v. Ill be I u» This certificate
will be signed by the president of the buslni < or civic or educational organization
under whose auspices the movement Is conducted In any community. Then an addi
tional star will be permanently fastened in t ■ emblem, and this, with the additional
certificate, will bo returned to the hoy or glr« to whom Issued.
For the third Achievement, when the i p rt Is made and emblem returned for the
additional star, the certitlcato will be signed 1 ; the mayor of the city.
The fourth star is represented by a certificate called the governor's certificate
and Is signed by the governor of the stato.
Tho fifth Achievement Is represented by a diamond star and a president's certifi
cate Issued at "Washington.
Application and Report of Achievement
Pull name.. ...
Address
School
Achievements
When bora
Grade
Ane at which achievements were accomplished
N me and address of adult who has personal knowledae of the achie.n
menta • ■ •
f.
Mail this to National Youth Achievement, 208 S- Lnsal'e St., Chicago.
NOTE.—For use in printing the achievements a detailed report not
exceeding 100 words for each achieverre.it must accompany this appli
cation. As you write of achievement it is only riccessary to writo in
the,blank the mention of achievement, such as: 3jilt clectrical de
vice, mads a motorboat, play cornet in band, raised corn, ri:.ring piysj
make own dresses, baked bread, canned fruit.
Short Stories.
Soda water siphons are fi!ied through
Hip spoilt.
t have-a stronger sense of ; te
tb i women.
Sr. wa were first fashioned In Imita
tion of the Jawbone of a snake.
Some machine guns have a firing
power of over a thousand .shots a miu- .
ote.
The size and value of the cocoanui iu- i
dustry In Ceylon may he gauged when
it Is considered that fully CO,000,000 en
cotniut trees tiro under cultivation. i
Turkey's remaining territory In Eu
rope Is 9,010 square mi lex. about as
on; h as Delaware and New Jersey
co . billed. The pnpulut:on is 2,348,000
Crab Locomotives.
Tiio queerest locomotives are the
types used in mining and called
"crjbs." Gilding lute, the black gal
lon s of cflyl mines ;.nd hnlting at n
cr< ice In the wall from which Issue-. ;
the distant ring of pick and shovel, j
the crab lets out a flexible tentacle (i< .
sic : cable) for perhaps -!00 or MOO feet. ;
driving it back preseutly with a car
of coal In tow. reeling into tue holes, i
fiiVif on one side, tliea on the other, it
moves along and never falls to secure .
Its prey. Finally, with a dozen or i
mora cars in Its wiifce, It proceeds to j
the shaft or outlet and delivers its
bu- y to the crusher.
These crabs operate by trolley con- i
dr" tors. They run through the main
parages of the mine. Each crab is
furnished with an electrically opernt
e ram, on which are carried 200 or 300 |
f' I of steel cabi' This Is haulod Into 1
tLu side passages or .drifts by ; man
\v!i ) couples the end to a loaded car. ;
tl' i irives a signal, and the crab does
the rest.—George Frederick Siratton ,
iu : t. Nicholas.
WHY IT SUCCEEDS!
Bee/use It's for One Thing Only, j
jind Thousands of Pconlo
Appreciate Tills.
XotUing caa he good for every- j
tL::.g.
■Po'.tg one thing- well brings sue-1
cer.s.
Donn's Kidney Pills ars for one
tiling only.
Tor weak or disordered kidneys.
Mere is reliable evidence of tlieiT
WO: th.
.Mrs. J. B. Sams, Union, Ore.,
Says; "I was bothered for at
lc'-'t twenty five years by attacks
of kidney trouble and I didn't
sc'-ai able to get relief. My hack '
wu terribly weak and ached sfl
greatly that it was hard for me to
got out of a chair. When I did
■ I ' m twinges darted through nit.
and I had to help myself up. The
kiuufy Becretions gave mo greut.
annoyance, too. Doan's Kidney.
Pll's greatly benefited me. An- j
o,' er of my family has used Doan's
Ki-'aey Tills, and thinks highly o<:
them."
"rite 50c, at all dealers. 'Don't'
simply ask for a kidney remedy— •
g-:» Doan's Kidney Pills—the same ,
thu Mrs. Sams had. Foster-llilburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. L. H. KELLER.
ReaSlsi.
Mof-t lfodeni MttboOc
Opea ETenlaga.
Houra: 9-12 a m 1-6 r 1X1
AjU sk&m Building - Broadway .
PKA.GWAY ALASKA'
V'iLIilAM PALLISTEK. M. 1>.
(Formerly of Seattle)
\i>colalist In the treatment
a,:es and ileforniitlcs of *■?'
i;ose untl throat.
•iffice; Goldstein Building. ./« !
. • a, AlasSa.
W. B. BTOUT.
A\tor*ey At 1j m w- j
Practice la Mi courts
la Territory of Alalia..
fl^iaes - ' Ala*K&- j
1 You make a mistake if
vou df not stop at
THE!
1 Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
' Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
s Buttermilk from our own da"v.
: Fresh Egg-J, etc?
Rates $2.50 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
H. S. PULLEN, Pi op.
Skagway. Alaska
J. 1KUTA
MANUFACTURING
jEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
>jrio«, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Glass
(Tidal Watch inspector for the
W-. P. & Y. Route
Uii Orders given prompt care
Ml BKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
B. 9. 8MGI4AN, Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The largest and beat cob- i
C i. clad <wii7 la Ate*ka.
Dally shipment# of pur®
rc ;i!c aa? cream to all point*
Oi White Paaa & Yukon
R-;ute.
RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
TOR FINE FURS
7 RITE FOR PRICE LIST
ercey's Fur House
(Vnkoih, - Wi»con»in
lie Best The Most Popular
THE
NEW
CAIN
uneau's Newest and Finf«t
Hotel
, ii nith d°tactafHl th?l.50up
}nom with private la) $2.50 up
Juneau. Alaska
':fs?.3b Sicamiiilp €o
0. s. S4AIL HTEAMEK
• ieerie Lighted- Stea« Heated.
SCHEDULE OF BAILINGS
tiiag Date* aid Steamer Sulv
it t to Change Without Notice
_ anean-Sitka Route
1 jaroa Juneau tor Doug'aa. Fua
Hooaah, G7i*umf Tenakee,
< ILsaco, Chatham **d Sitka
k EKr WEDNESDAY AT J2:01
;* ni.
Jjneau-Sksgway Route
•Hffcs Sksyway for Halaee, El
> ed Rock, Comet, Jualli, sentl*
< la'ind, Eagle KiTer, Doagluj
d Juneau, 1
1 VFRi SUi<L>AY AT 13:01 a. m'
CLIJS E. JOwjaUi, Manager. :
A' hiiehorse
iluane Stage
■ -=Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth o£,every month
for Kluane and way
points and also on the
seventeenth of every
{ month for Champaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
~H. CHAMBERS, Pirop.
OFFICE
Hotel :: Whitehorto, Y T
URINARY
DISCHARGES
relieved in
|24 HOURS
Each Cap- S
ulo bears (MIDYJ
Use name#3"