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iw*ruo? same ?i*> . \Jv*n vt;^ r*;^ or. *i\ ;c*t on.
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>OLNu A M V A L S MUST PLAN.
vix a o for the
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- Their Kha f th in a l 1
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:>o ?J< vol p:!-ent of
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?>"h of ai; h;ph'.y or
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a sia;i or .1 pup.
1 a Kcnr.< 1 wi;h no
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?\ t"< deprived
a } opportunities
r, < h&ucrs f r
. ;h do i<ot oorue
'? expense. The con.
' . parents o.
?r - ? ;! up jess
*tate than they will be
y fv r makinc
? o themselves.
ni h money in
' ? p^pulaij n. bnt
re than the la~?est
the n anywhere.
: 1 ? - .ic pro* isi.ins
> a-. for the prop
e'o- -vert <t fhoir
r.' m^ral pno,l
.
MOORE'S WHARF C~
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route.
.A v ' in.fl Steamers Arrive and IVpart Fr<imTlii> l><H-k
REGULATIONS 1910.
= opes f.T d^v^ry of merchandise from S a m. to 5 p. m.
: U-s ON'.Y delivered oil Sunday or at night,
? . ! ~or.ts destined southbound roust be accompany by a
> MANIFEST (papers can be obtained at the U. S. cus
a: d must be delivered before 5 r m. No freight wUl be
" ? - ti e wharf after this hour.
-To'.is *ill be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE OX1.T.
" e - bars and gr;ps when unchecked.
TV tiv'-r ri'e wi:i closed to the public when steamer is n oaring i
; ? opened when passengers have disembarked.
c Tsr:ff rar, be bad on application at office on dock.
E-* ^75. E. J. SHAW, Gereral Mflnaoer.
White Pass &Yukon Route
TIVE TABLE NO. 28.
N ? 1. X. Boond, 1st elm Von- No. ?rs. Bound, 1st rlM, Mon
dav. Wednesday and Friday day, Wednesday and Friday
S :50 a m Leaves SKAOUAT Arrives 8:20 p. m.
10-tS ?. m. ~ WHll'B PASS Leaves 1:45 " |
LOG CABIN " 12:47 "
- 2 : A3 " - BCNNSTT " 12:15 " j
1:30 " " CARIBOU - " 10-25 v m. j
SL* - Arrive? WH1TEHORSE Leaves 8:15 * |
Passenee:* ir.ast be at depots in time to have baggage inspected
;0>e.-ke? !ssr?ctJon Is stepped SO minutes before leaving time of train.
of baerage will be checked free with ea-h full far n rtci
et ard T5 j*>c-kS? with --ach h*]f far* ticket.
Sure and Instant Death
to Army Worro?, Fliet, Kothi. Miller*. Flni, Roacbet, Be-J Bug*, Mo?
quitom, Ctltrpilhn, Ant*, Plant Lice and all plant dcitmi ing insect*.
Ult California Infect Powder freely and the?e pr?t? will be quickly
exterminated. For tale by
WILLIAM BRITT
THE DRUGGIST
FARMERS WILL DO
?CHORES" BY FIREFLIES' GLOW
LKRAXOX. O.. Mat 15? Tiained
firefly and barn-broke plow ?worms
will, if Scott Clark's caMOaijons
prove correct, lake the place of the
barn burning lantern at ' chore time."
Scott, who 1* a farmer living near
this place, has for pome time be<'n
turning over in his mind the pro.e* t
of breeding fireflies and glowworms
lie at lasi arrived at the com luM >n
'hat the plan was practicable and
set to work. Each evening as he
went whist ling gayly after the co?v
he collected all the fireflies an I glow
worms he met. A careful study of
their habits resulted in the cons'rn.
tion of traps and incubators so that
now ho is breeding nature's lantern*
1 y the hundreds.
By an ingenious litt'e invention,
the character of which he refuses to
dixulgo, Scott is able to accurately
measure the lighting power of <<i h
of his pets With this as a workin:
basis he has figure! out ? one si.ie
and end of his barn boars evidon e
it blue chalk marks that ho did fu
lire? that 500, either worms or flies,
w 1 illuminate a large ba-n so thai
men a nvan wearing "specks can roe
to do chores "
As yet Scott has place.! no p"be
on a complete l?arn luhtin? plan;,
equipment to th? required f y rr
w?rm capacity
*LY BUREAU CLOSES
FOR LACK OF FUNDS
CLEVELAND, O, May i:.? Mi*<
Florence fvierineer, paying tollrr a'
dead flv bureau. wa* forrod t >
<io all the countinc unassisted veste'
-
e to ?s>ist her failed to appear.
Vi-s imeringer w'Hld not adtn
The rirls nnl tired of their ta-~k.
Slif scoffed at tho smreo-tion < f a
strike.
' That-'s most absurb." ho said.
Til on she sart?\l in t:i <1 ?> some
ng herself. Half an hour la'c
' '10 fiy bnvinc bur.-^i w&s tlo od to
bus toss Miss Puerincer s~.id thee
was not any i onne.-ti ">n. ' Tho t-o,:v
lo is that on r money ha? mn o-iV
-ho explained. "We fTOba'dy will
'?no -om.' n-orc tomorrow "
T?ir ire tho ;a t t * o days i ha
kept fhf ci~ls busy n'l the time
counting dead f'ies. which w "o
brought in hy scores of <h:l?ron.
Since tho openinj of the bun a:,
s;. .1 Miss UneringeT, "wo have taV
en in flies and ha\> 7 aid out
5" 4 in real money for then
A POSTER FROV THE
PEN OF KARL ASK
One of the most artistic p s'o s
which has . v??r graced a shop win
dow in Skagway, is that whi<h is
now in the corner window of Britts
drug store, and is from tl e pen < f
Mr, Karl Ask
The poster depicts a lit'. to lassie at
the piano forte, ard she is e-itenty
intent on "practicing one whole
hour." and in the charming lines rf
the little Miss, with her pig tai's
done up in ribbons. we grown-ups a-o
reminded of the days that wore.
The lettering, "Miss Hinds-haw's Ten
cfit Concert and D?uice, Elks I ! a! 1 ,
Friday evening, M?.y 17, rather j
detracts from 'he pleasinR effect of
the poster, but then it was for the
purpose of adding his endorsement
to Miss Hindshaw's efforts on be
half of the children of Skaeway (hat
induced Mr. Ask to put his minds
picture of on? of Mi<s Hindshaw's
pupils on paper.
$75,000 PE^L NECKLACE
TRACED TO NEW YORK
NKW* YORK, May 1 ? Deter tlvca
are searching the < ity to<lay for a
four strand pearl nts k'aee con ain
ing 334 perfect an i uniform peftrls
worth A J."i,(IOO reward is of
fered for its recovery. The ne<k!a e
was stolen from a hotel room, in
! San Francisco. on Fob. 12. The
pearls belonc to Mr*. Kupene de
sabla, of llillsboromh, a suburb of
>>an Francisco.
After the do Sabla !ia ! a'tendrd a
liall there. Mrs. de Sabla retired to
her r?>om in the hotel whore the 1 a ]
was given. The jowls were afo'en
iuri'ic: the nisht.
BAKERY GOODS.
Broad ? all k'.n.ls ? fro h from the
oven, rakes and pie", cookies and
I'oichnuts. in fact a first r!a s lino rf
bP.fcery cood* will bo foun 1 tr tho
Vienna Ba'<err, Proa.lv* ay, Vetwoon
Fifth an<l Pix'-h Avenues. If
None better and purer tann ntbson
rv' , Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
lifts by 'phone promptly delivered.
T^f> Mascot. tf
oqnCFRR-o* Al. r.AHl"
Atto rney*
GUNNISON & MARSHALL
Attorney^-At-Lav
** O H?>? E. .Im-vi.
H. B. LE PtVSl
A ITOKNKY- VT-LAW
p;v.i?-. ?r For Yukon Territory
to T:Uo Affidavits
Nkajrway,
STEVE R AG AN
Attorney at I.?aw
HAINES ALASKA
DeTltlatA.
DR. L ? S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern Methoda
Open Even'nrs.
Cffir* Hours: Jt -12 * m 1-6 p. m
Aj&nkan PullclE*. Broadway
SK*GWAY, - - . ALASKA
DentaJ Supplies.
*. F. PATTERSON <t COMPANY
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
22;< Walker Bids., Seattle, Wash
Older* mail or cable will ri
?*>e prrmpi atleuLion Caialogu
ti T^Kjiiest
Mutlc Teacher.
MISS M. Cu HINDSHAW
Tearber of
PIANO CORTF
t-neo.aJ Terns for n Limited
Number of }? jrir'isr"
FtGHTM A V F ANP MAIN ST
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacomaj
Victoria, V?i?eoo??. Aaacortra, Rellmgham
Errr?n, Olympu, Port Tomwinl, SowK
F.ur?k?, Santa Barbara, Mniro
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS, G. A. P. D. C. D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 13 Jimfi St., Swrttl* 112 Mtrk't S#n Frtnrwrr
RifM retrrrfd to rK?itr? ikw SeMnte
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle May 7-19-31
June 12-24, July 6-18-30
Spokane April 19 May 1 13 25 June 6
State ot California July 12 24
FRANK II. FOLD, Atrent, 2nd <fc Brovlway, .^kaywny
\
Alaska Steamship
I
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
NVjt na.l)tnx of fa*t pa^*?njr?r
I Jefferson, - - May 3, 15, 27
jj Dolphin, - - May 9, 21
fi Cornwnr tm"< vf* the right to ch nijp n&Jltng ''*>? without notify
a
^ TELEPHONE NO. 66. C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailing's From JfKagway
Subject to chacpr ?1?.iou? n >ttc-e
Screw
SS. PRINCESS MAY
I May - 3 - 14 - 24
I Vancouver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phon* 87 F. F W LOWLE, Ag*nt
M '
?PI III Bill I ? II ??
Steamship Humboldt
Will Sail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
MAY 21
Sailing date eubj<?ct to change without notice.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
?
K Sn*ttl? Oftlcs: H. D. KiRMSE, Skarray A*ent
71? f^-x>nd Afenie. Cor. 5th and Rrcwuiway.
IK? ? ? ? ? P? ? mm
*S\vrow(j\\ ?>u\e \o
\\\c iwleuor
Tkr edC. otuy? d'vow
WtKds
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
* Train Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday TV- 1 ween SKAGUA Y and WHITE
HORSE. Train Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday Rotwoon WHITEHORSE and
SKAGUA Y.
Carrying Passengers, Paggniro. Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and River Steamers to all Points in Alaska and th? Yukon.
Baggage bonded through. Direct telegraphic service to all points in A laska. Canada ?V U. S.
Write for Definitive Literature and Summer Excursion Rate*.
TRAFFIC DEPJUSTNEKT.
Vancouver, B. C.
0. L DiCKESGN, PRESIDENT,
Vancouver. R. C., and Skagu&y, Alaska.
C. W. CASH. TOURIST ?T
Skaexiay. Alaska.