I WHITE PASS t
—YUKON ROUTE =
! The
Gate-way
Route of
COMFORT
SERVICE
SAFETY
To *u*oa Territory. Atlln D««rtc«. UtMtei AiMU.
' During tie winter season ot 191T-18 our regular tr*l* »«r
»ioe will be maintained No rta ead South Bound betwe«a Skag
w*7 inj W.Mtehorse, train* ld*rt*f fcoth Urmlula oa Tu«iday»
fcad Friday*. '*■ f*>'«*» "i. . i* 1,.! • ' 1
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WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our through Mall, Passenger tad Freight Serrlce will b«
operated between Whttehorae tad Dawsoa, affordln* predy poe
■lble facility for comfortable wlatar traral by meaaa of a,
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED 3TAGE AND AUTOMOBILE LINE.
For hill information apply to
c. W. CASH
Supt. Mail Service Department
WHITEH3RSE. Y. T.
A. F. ZIPF
Traffic Manager
612 S«conti Ave., SEATTLE, Wash
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White P?ss tSc Yukon Route
I1ME TABLE No. 41
D*tlr Kxcept Sunday
1st Cl**a
»;30 a- ni- I.eaves
12:05 p ni. "
12:45 p. m.
1:40 p. ni. "
3:20 p. ni. "
"c rji it m. Arrive*
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARCR068
\VHJT£HOR8]
Arrive*
Leave*
4:50 p. m.
3:20 p. m.
2:30 p. to.
1:50 p. m.
11:48 x m.
9.00 a. m.
Poasesgers must be At depot 1b time to hare Btggace In
•ptxtt-d and checked. ln*]>eclloa la itopped 80 minute* bofore
leaving time of trains.
130 pounds of baggage will Its chocked free with each fall
fare ticket and 75 pounds with each half far* ticket.
Relieves CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
and all
Eiszhargss in
HOURS
K*-h v-v'ii ten J»
bntareef (MIQh
cumtcj'iiu. \ J
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Daily ektpmenta of par*
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oa White Pa» * Yukoa
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Hou) An American Naval
Airman Fell In Battle With
Seven Gerrnan Airplanes
Washington,—The folio-wing has
been received from the Londou reP*,
reeentative of th Committee oh
Public Information.
Six weeks after Ensign Stephen
Potter, United States Reserve Force,
had shot down a German seaplane
In Heligoland' Bight the enemy- got
him ln the North Sea. Potter was
Wiled on April 26, in a fight with
seven enemy single Beaters. He
was second pilot to a British royal
air farce captain, with whom he
shot down a German last March.
Potter left a Norht Sea station
in a British seaplane, steered due
east until 6 miles west-southwest of
Hinder Light. Another plane ac
companied Po|ter and kept position
to starboard throughput the action.
Two enemy planes were sighted to
port, heading toward them, flying
low. Both British planes dived
about 100 ft. apart, closing upon the
nearest German. Fire opened from
both a4 close range.
Potter's companion had emptied
one drum from the forward cockpit
■when the gun jammed. Two mora
hostile planes then appeared
overhead, attacking vigorously. Both;
Britons turned to the west, pursu- |
S.HALL BREWERY DISCOVERED
.Special Officer Jackl McDonald,
Deputy U. S. Marshal Harry Mor
ton and City Marshal Geo. Johnson
raided the residence of Wm Schwa r
ben&erg last night about 8 o'clock,
securing 101 quart bottles Of beer,
one two-gallon Jug, a pitcher and
a three-gallon erode of the breew.
together with half a waeh. tab full
of hops and all the necessary para
phernalia for the manufacture of
beer, says tha Douglas Island' News.
The above mentioned officers
have been quietly at work on evi
dence furnished, them for some
time on this case, securing the
necessary evidence yesterday for the
issuing of a search warrant, whi<«
was approved' by District Attorney
SmJser and Judge Jennings.
When tba officers first knocked
at the door of tha Schwareenberg
home, no one answered the sum
mons, so the door wa« forced', Mrs.
Schwarzenberg making her appear
ance, stating that her husband, was
at work at Thane. She admitted
making the beer and said they had
been doing it for some time, but
called) It a root brew, Instead of the
genuine article. A test, however.
Is said to have disclosed the fact
that the brew contained over 6 per
cent alcohol.
More than 100 bottles Here found
In a shed, while other receptacles
contained! the brew and several hun
drel empty beer bottles were In
readiness for filling. More than a
wheelbarrow load of the evidence
was taken to the TJ. S. Commission
er's office, where the complaint was!
sworn to, citing that "William
Schwarjgmberg and hi* Wife, Bertha
Schwaraeberg, were accused' of the
iraftufacture of alcoholic stimulants.
co»trary to, and In violation of the
prohibition act effective January 1,
1918.
Both tie accused are Gernfian w
eacr aliens, and tt tr?ed and *»**
v' ted under the federal Jurisdic
tion Pertaining to aliens, th«y will
no doubt be sentenced to internment
iu addition to the heavy Territorial
flu* or imprisonment for volatton of
the prohibition act. . |
Mr. and Mrs. Scbwawenburg were
arraigned tod<ay before Coramfsalone
Season and are out oa $500 bxQ, to
appear for trial at 3 pt m. tomorrow
Atto">ery H. B. LeFewre, from Ju
npsn w attorney for the defense*.
Th* Chautauqua ■will invader the
land the Eskimo this! seasom and
the fi»"8t appearance of a Chautau
qua tent in Alaska will take place in
Juneau this summer, according to
Burt 4. Adams, of the Hlllson-'Wttt*
system, who is a guest at the Frye.
Because of the long journey, this
will be the most erpeneive "flump'
ever made by a Chautauqua, conr1
pany, but the cost of the and.ertak
ing naa been guaranteed by tl le P°°"
pie of the Northern capital.
"There will be more Chauta rtujuas
in America this year than ere x; the
war has increased rather thai« dim
med <ta popularity," her says. "The
government is using the Ch: wxtaa
qua as a medium for reach!: *g tihe
people and' a vigorous patriot' c Home
is glren to every number."
' I
PlAJfO TUJfER * '
•* »
George Anderson, piano tuner
and factory represeatatve, vr HI be
in okasrway on the next boat. Bees'
age* left lit care of the 2 "alien
House will receive prompt < inten
tion upon hla spiral. 4 t
ing one of the lower enemy, yho j
was soon lost to view. The others j
passed astern, following at a sharp, j
angle. Potterr was close above his
companion, and' dove to within 100
feet of the water.
Both machines flattened out, and
Potter's companion, being faster, |
throttold down.until Potter came'
abreast. Thus they ran westward!!
at full speed close together for sev
eral minutes under continuous vol- j
leys from the rear.
Four more enemy machines nofl)
appeared tn V formation. Of seven j
Germans in action, four were at- j
tacking Potter, and the others his
companion. Potter fell behind and'
began to algzag. He first veered*
slightly to starboard, then turned
at rglht angles to port.
Again his companion throttled
down to let him catch up and be
gan climbing to reduce headway.
Potter dodged again, but Was then
broadside to all enemy machines \
and under their fire only 50 feet )
from the water. His companion^
250 feet above, saw Potter's ma
chine burst Into flames, come down
part of the way under control, then
crash on the portwing tip.
Potter waa last seen on the sur
face amid flames, which turned
suddenly to a huge cloud of Bmoke.
IVa of tie enemy eluded over the
spot, then Joined the other five.
When the P®11 cleared not ev
en wreckage was Tifllhie.
"Potter always displayed the
greatest eagerness to fly at all
times," the commanding officer of
the station from which he waa lost
haa written. "On the long reoon
nolss&nce, In which he shot down
the German sea plane, he display
ed great courage aad coolness. He
was very popular at this station.''
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
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any property that I have for sale
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Some Bargains
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