I HIE PUSS 8
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The. Speed
Route ot i lliijy ) Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Imterior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
Baring: the season of navigation, our fleet of modern
np-to-date steamers will operate regularly the entire
length of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never before equaled.
Daily train service (except Sundays) will be maintained
between Skagway and White Horse, and our fully equip
ped Parlor Observation Cars afford travelers every com
fort and convenience.
full Information cheerfully given u;di applying to
A. P. ZIPF, Traffic Manager.
Skaguay, 012 Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
I White Pass & Yukon Route
No.
8KAGWAT
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
WH1TSHORSE
Arrive*
Leave*
31 ME TABLE No. 37.
Daily Except Sunday
No. 1, N. Bound
let Claaa
9:80 a. m. Leaves
13:05 p. m. M
I1MJ p. m. **
1:40 p. m. "
3 : tO p. m. "
8:50 p. pv Arrives
Passengers most b« at depot lq
•pecMd and checked. Inspection 1m
tearing time of train*.
100 pound* of baggage will be checked free with each full
tare ticket and 75 pound* with each half fare ticket.
2, 8. Bound
1st Claw
4:60 p. mu
8:20 p. m.
1:30 p. m.
l:(k p. n.
11:43 a. m.
•:00 a. m.
time to have Baggage in
stopped SO mJjuutou before
Relieves CATAR
! BRUSHES WORTH THE MONEY:
Perhfps you need, a, hair brusli.
with, hard or BOft bristle®; a
shaving brusfii: that holds its
| li'-thcr; a tooth brushJ that
doesn't shed bristles; in fact
ar vthing In the brush, lane. Ask
Keller Bros., The San-Tox Drug
• Store to show you their line.
Over The Top of the World by
j* Electric Power _
Th<J "Olympian" and the "Columbian," the Milwau
kee's crack transcontinental t mins are now hauled
otc|> mountain barriers by electric power. Take
these smoottt riding ALL-STEEL trains and avoid
the Kntoke, soot and cinders Incident to steam
taiaTel. J j • I ' I J
E. J. Shaw, I Skagway
H. G. Weir 1 Agents
A. .E. Harris,rT. P. A.
Juneau Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
Iteddy Is Interste<l in Clockwork.
One day after Redhead Wad come
from school, h® began thinking
wha* he 'was gotfng to do. Asl be
was lcokinlp atrouna, his Grandma
said, "Why nOc fila^i im^lch/anic, While
I go down townj shopping)?'' "Al
right' s^ldi Redhead, "I yllL"
"Now is my chance," thought
Redhead," for he! had been) paint
ing »o see thi michanlsan of a clock.
A5 soon as h"s Grandma had gone,
ho god thef screwilrh er and the
clcck and went toi work with. in
te-es*. After he had taken one
ha.id out and had) broken the other
out, he begai^ »o ge+ a little
thoughtful about how he wag going
to nut it together again. He tried
a k ng while to put it togethed.
When his Grandmother wag about
home he p|ut th« clc.ck under the
music rack, Uut aft er a moment's
thougnt hei took ia'o sight) again.
Tie wanted tol show her how he
played mechanic >vut did not like to'
show what he hadplayed It on.
PROSPER GANTY,
Fifth grade
Tom's Haled Bath
GrandmaJ Bda h!att prepared her
Did fashioned tuibi for Tom to take
his ba'l- Toim'ei own, mother was
lading a summer vacation and had
left her tea year old son WithJ her
mother. Grandma had gotten every
thing ready, even to soap and1 tow
si, f xed a chair near the tub| and
called for Tom who was In the
tack yard playing with some boys.
"Tom, Tom, come here and take I
four bath," saidl Grandma. "I Just
iiate to take balths anyway," re
turned Tom. Finally, after some
'alking he camg in.
Tom finally pot used toi tak
ing baths, that he began to| like
like them. •
MILDRED McFARLAND,
Sisthl gpade.
Our Garden City
Skagway, the Garden City of Al
aska. i
What Skagwayaa isn't plroud of
that name? "What Skagway an in
'he States doesn't; praise that name?)
What peirson anywhere disputes the
fact that Skagjway is the tourist
city of Ala^ica? What Skagwayaa
does not keejp his lawn cut and his
fl~wer garden in good condition?
Answer—Seventy live per oent, of
rikagway's, the Garden City's in
habitants. The Skaaway school'
does dtan/d ofJJ and criticise the
property owners; upon their neglect
of duty. This criticism strikes Js,
us memberg ofj the home, as well
us property owners.
Now on withi ouil cri'lcisan. some
r£ this seventy five per cent can
uct. but the one's! remaining do
net do their dfrify towards/ their
town. R is yoiur duty towards
Skagway ta uphold i*s name. Yau
should have( a| personal pride in
your yard. The name, "Garden
Ci'y" has been made and \vpheld by
July a few Of Its inhabitants, and
look a.* the fame that Skagway has
bf en given) out odC the efforts of
these few. Think of the glory Skagn
way would reajj^ if all oif its p«eo
ple dH their little p&rt and —
Oh! vcai say yotu will! AH right,
lef's all pull toteether and miain
ta'n the ilia me Garden1 City to the
oest of c(ur civility.
FRED BLANCHiARD,
Eighth grade.
1 A* the end of October in corner
Nollowe'en;
, 'Tie t*>ea that blaicSc cata and' witch
es arp seen.
Friday Morning EufcertaJtamenti
The first room gave B. very Inter
esting program last; FridJay. The
first number whs a "Sunshine
Sang," The first too^u sang a
gret<irg toi the sunlbeama ankj the
»uuut-ani6 (Eileen) Lynch, Harriet
'rowHe and! Stewart) Larson1) and
►fro sunbeams ansSverexJ with! a
story o" wha* tlheyi did when; oai the
other side of th-e world.
Th« first room theu played t&e
story of Chicken Little. The cast
of characters was oa follows:
Chici'en Little — Dorothjy Clark.
Hose Eush' — Lucille HjudBon.
Henny Penny — Eileen,- Lyndh'.
Turkey Lurkeyi — Dolly AJblbey.
Goosey Loosey — Nitai Friedenthal.
Ducky Lucky — Edna Ikuta.
And Fred Adams as "Foxy Lofxy"
led 4 hem all to hisi den, an)d they
never cam; out again. ' 1
Next the> little on«s represent
ed various musical) instruments 1^
a very entertaining song. Tie pro
gram eud«d by playing the story of
Billy Goat.
The characters were:
Bill" Goat — Ralph! Wheeler.
Little Boy — Kenneth. Blaqehajd.
Whi'<> Ra/Mbdt — Lewis Selmer.
Gray Squirrel — John Hansen.
Red Fox — Bertie Whltifleld.
Bazzy Bee — Aden Hansen.
Ard when; Billy Goat saw Buzzy
Bee he was afraid and ran, h&>me
with all his might.
This program is) unquestionably
one o** the most interesting this
year. ; i !
The fifth anld) sHktb! gradei girls
ara woiking on crofchefteeld) naipkin
rings, and embroidered! vorQc Ibaigs.
Eac«. girl in, the clasa makes and em
broiders a wdrkj bag for her own
use. 1 '
Fourtii Grtule
The science classes are still con
tinuing their experiment work. The
object cf one of *h experiments
was "To prove thai air takes up
room." A glass) tubq, a gallon
measure of H-2 O a funnel and
a gallon bottle. The bottlej was
filled with! water and injvepited over
the pan. The water came ofut. Oth
er operation^ were similar.
Tie tenthj grade walked] a kilo
meter last week, measuring it by
s'eps, bicytclej turns and bq forth,
X great general was being) dis
cussed, On) p)u(pil raised his
hand. "What was his front name,
please?"
lne eighth) grade Domestic
Science class had a lesistani in seinr
in - last Friday. The Mgh| school
class made grahami bread! last
Friday. Thej following recipe wae
usod:
2 cups grahami flour.
1 cup white flour.
5 teaspoons (leivel) baking powder.
lii cud sugar.
1 teaspoon salt.
1 2-3 cup milk. 1
Put all the dry ingredients in
sifter and sift tlulu. AddJ milk, mix
thoroughly. Letti stand la pan ten
minutes hefore it 4a put la oven.
May be baked inj muffin tins.
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X sembling Indian basket work The mat in each baa '
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******** ~ 8KAQWAY, ALASKA ~
AUTUMN
Autumn comelth, ihla I fenolw,
For the a)qulrre.la fbey; tell mg so,
Gathering njute for winter Store,
Gathering mjore, anldj more, andt
| more.
Hills a-turning brown and gold
These a deefr, rlcbi fcieaAitjr told,
Raublta once brown, are ntofw snow
wbi*e, 1
Scamnerlng and ilayflngi all the
night.
Grass and leases all tffown and
red;
Ora> clotujdfii Bailing overhead.
All slgng with, Autumn come;
Thtn *be anoiw—and oh. what fun!
EDNA ACHISON,
Eighth? grade.
AUTUMN
It corned and goes but once; a year,
If brln?B the harvest moom so clear,
And pets the people working) hard,
When Its oi'ear, it leaves its| card—
"Autumn!" '•
VERNE MJiLLER,
Eightr grade.
Spelling Oonjtefst)
The eeteond room held, aj Spelling
congest last Friday. Those a/bore
95 aiveirage were:
Mary Pullea
Vivian, Phelips)
Faith Adams
Virginia; Selmer.
It/ Johnson
Gertrude Hestnasd
Elmer Rasmuson'.
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SKAQWAY 5CH00L NEWS
V 2 SKAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1916 No. 5
Many Alaska, People Are Begin- ,
nlng to Fejel thej Strain
The heavy Cax of oveilwork — tb
ex+ra strain u$ob the baick so
necessary to many trades and occu
pations- la h'iVfd on the kidney®. TIi#
kidneys oegln, toj fajl la their work
and the poisonous matter collocta
In, the s> stein, if your work seemu
horJ lor you, if you have a lame,
weak or aiehinig hjaclk, IS you eeen
tired and listless, II y<Ai aattce se-i
■nieiu In the urine, unnatuuiad, color
or Irregular passage^ ana. seem
to 11 running (dawn, withfout
apparent cause, begin ai one a witii
Doaa's Kidney; Pills, th© rem
edy «bat bas proVen so benietficiaJ o
so many rejsidtenflB of tbiy vicin|ity.
It has broiugtlitj Btfrengta^ to the
Aacks of thotuaaiuds "if wjorking men
and women.
Mrs. Margfia-^t A. NeBa'ry, 1513
Twenty-first Ave., S., SewttLe, Wash,
says: "If I -walked too. Ina-rd I had
diull, sickening pains atrosa my
loins and biptsi Ma wfhfale* system
was affectejd and made me feel poor
ly in t'very way. Spells of dizzi
ness c<-m/» on and, I hpd a, glimmer
ing bf-foTe Imy eyes at times. My
kidneys were irregular ia a-ctio.u
and <br pa^gage^ -wetrej distressing.
Doau's Kidney; Pills) greatly benefit
ed me. In spite; oj6 myi adVanccd
fig'-, I am active and do all my own
.housework."
Price 50c, at oil dealers. Don't
6imply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills) — the
lha* Mrs. Netsa|ry had. Foster
Milburn Co., PrtopB., Buffalo, N. Y.
SAN-TOX HAIR TONIC Saves
the Hair You Havq — Stimu
lates ♦.•>« Growth of Hair and is
Death to Dandruff — At Keller
Bros., The San-Tox Drugstore.
a
Pack Train Restaurant I
The Delmonlco of Alaska i
CHARLEY . JOHX *
Karaman & Clecak j
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ON THE LUXURIOUS TRAINS OP THE
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
The Grand Trunk Pacific Steamship "Prince Rupert"
Leaves Skagway every Monday at 11 A. M. and
Connects at Prince Rupert with the Grand Trunk Pacific
Travel Via "THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE EAST"
Save two days on a trip to Eastern Canada or the Central or
Eastern States
Modern Equipment, Electric Lighted Standard and Tourist
Sleeping Cars, Excellent Dining Car Service, Meals'a la Carte
Reservation and Pull Particulars Cheerfully Furnished by
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Trav. Frt. & Pass. Agent. Agent
Jnneau Skagway