I WHITE PUSS 8
The Speed>
Route of ! ) Service,
Comfort, Safety.
Through Tickets to and from Dawson. Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska and Yukon River Points
Effective with the opening of navigation our
Magnificent New Steamers
"Alaska" pud "Yukon" will give a regular sorvlco to aud
fiom Fairbanks. These are tho (litest aud most luxurious
iteamers over operated on tho Yuko River, uu entirely now
I'lmi h.nli.g been adopted lu their construction. Thoy are
equipped with up-to-date Obseratlou and Smoking Rooms
nul all the conveniences required fo the comfort of passengers.
Our Wbilehorse - Dawson service will be regularly maintain
ed by t!i* favorite steamers "Casca", "Dawson", "Whltehorse"
?ud "Selkirk". , , .?? gj
lleiweeu Skaguay and Whitehorso our service has beeu Im
proved by the addition of moderu _ ^ ? ??
Parlor Observation Cars
which ufford travelers an opportunity to view the sceuery ov
er the famous White Pass to the best advautage. These
cars are splendidly equipped with comfortable leather chairs,
writing desks, card tables, dressing rooms, etc.
.J;uGteug< is traveling via Tho White l'ass & Yukou Route will
have their baggage checked aud houded through to destlu
ullou thereby avoiding all possible trouble and dolay.
For further information apply to
O. L. OIOKESON, 1' resident J E. Dempsey, Traffic Managor,
SKAGWAY, AI,ASKA t?12 Second Ave., Seattle Wash.
aud Skagway, Alaska.
The White Pass &Yukon Route
TI.UK TAlll.K No. 31.
I'ully except Suutltt)*.
v .u Vn 2 U It., mill
Ut cliua
I ?:ik? a. di. 1 mvt?
l'i:Vi "
?*
1 :40 ,1. iu
>-:20 ? "
3:50 ' Arrive
SKACUAY
WH1TK l'ASt>
l-OO CABIN
HKXNKTT
CAltUMii:
WHIXBBOKSE
lbi duns
Arrives l:SO p. in.
Leaves 3:20 "
" 2:30 "
1:50 "
" 1 1 : IH n. in.
ixsavea i):00 "
I'ucaeuKers must be at depota lu tlino t? have Baggage Inspected
autl checkinl Inspection Is stopped 30 mluutcx before leaving ll>no of
train*.
ISO pouudn of baggage will be checked free with each full far?
ticket aad 76 pound* with each hair fare ticket.
Moore's Wharf E. J. Shaw, Manager
Wharfingers and Warehousemen
All Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Wharf
? Regulation* Juue 1. 1913?
Warehouse open for delivery of merchandise from 8 A. M. to M.
-Wharfage Tariff
General merchandise $1.00 per ton. Weight or measurement.
Horse*. Mules and Cattle 75 c per head. Sheep and Hogs 25c per head.
Lumber $1.00 per Thousand feet. Board Measure.
All checked Baggage 25c per pie^e.
No Wharfage Charge on Baggage Unchecked. J
Phones 11 or 123
P. O. Box 175
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. K. SKKM.W, ' "?
4 'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The luiyes". and best conducted dairy in A laslca. "p
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point* on White P*? ft Ytllron Kouto.
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska,
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.
I A Strong Armed
Widow
Br M QUAD
Copyright, 191J, by AtiocUted Lit
erary IVsM.
Tbo town of Grahawavllk) vras *
slow town. All outsldera said no, and
It* cltlxens readily Admitted It.
Theru was never uny uoed for haste
in Qrnhattisvlllo. folks dlod tboro now
( ad then, but tboro was always lota of
;lme for holding the funeral.
When this slow and conservative
state of affairs bad continued for many
years tbo Wldoc Cameron struck tbo
town, and struck it bait:.
Tbo Widow Catnorou wus forty yearg
uid aud tnll aud raw boned. Sbo bad
a decisive, commanding way wltb bcr.
Sbe was buslnoas. Hbo might have
oohio from Australia or a town only
twenty rnllett away.
Ju?t what tbo Widow Cameron was
ijolng to do was soon public property.
Sbo bad an ucre of ground with tho
bouse, and sbo put 4fl0 chickens at
work scratching up the soil mid two
Incubutors working overtime. Sbo built
her own coops and wire fences.
A rour w?nt up.
Thcrv had been a time In the history
of tirtthnmsvllle wben every house
holder had his chickens and his har
vest of eggs, but tho crowing of roost
ers had awakened the people hours
abend of time, and by common consent
all fowls had be?u banished. No crows
nor clucks nor cackles for the past ten
years, and here was the Widow Cam
eron breeding thousandso f them!
Something must bo done. '
Scjulro Johnson must wait on her
nnd tell her she can't keep chickens.
"Of course she can't," said the squire
as bo started for the widow's house to
lay down tho rules to her.
"Oh, I can't, eh?" she replied to his
oratory.
"No. madam. Wo aro rery strict on
(but point *
"You and tbo reat of tho folks can
go to grass."
Ono <>f tbo minister* called to wrefr
tlo with ber. Sbo beJd tbo dooragulnst
liliu while ho snlil:
"Madam, our good people aro very
niuoh exwlsed over tbo fact, the
fact"?
"That 1 am mixing chickens," aho
ilnlsheO. "Well, you tell , your good
people that tf thoy nay much uioro 1
will sell my fowls and go to raising
xkunks for their fur and llo!" '
Not nuotber objection curne from a
i citizen. No ono was hankering to ex
change chickens for skunk*.
If thoy kept no bens In Urulmms
vlllo thoy did koop bogs and cows
The animals could run at largo and
feed themselves Tbo Widow earner
on gave public notlco through the
county paper that tho owner of any
hog or cow that trespassed upon ber
property would hear something drop.
"Blie can't mean It!" men said to
each other. "Why, our aufmali have
always run at large."
Mr. Schormerhoru'* cow broke ber
way lu ouo night, and at daylight aho
heard something drop. It waa one of
ber borna. The owner wanted dam
ages. but was told to go to.
Mr. Todd'a big spotted hog rooted
bis way In and got a broken back for
? his pains. Ills owner was Just foolish
enough to call on tbo widow and try
to collect $9 In cash, and It waa over
the fence for him.
Solomon Price waa a widower who
wanted a second wife. Why not cap
ture rtio Widow Cameron and her
chickens and real estate and the mon
ey oho must have In tbo banitT Good
thing, except that 8ok>mon bad had no
experience courting widows. Some ono
had told blm thai tbo flrat move to be
made was to chuck tho poor thing un
der the chin. Ho liogan that way. In
return he received u right bend swing
that fractured bis Jaw, and be went
I out of tho bouso followed by a No. 8
I onlfulrln nhnA.
A tin p<>d tiler came along and sold tho
Widow Cameron Rome leaky utensils
and cut away before she discovered tho
cheat. A week later be returned to
the village and was waylaid by hie
victim nnd had both oyes put In mourn
ing.
There was a great Jangling of three
church bells on Sunday forenoons. It
trati to w?irr< tho people that Saturday
had paused ana Sunday had como and
such of the | Herniation as cared to could
hour p. senium at ono of the three
churches. No guarantee as to wheth
er tho sermon would bo good, had or
Indifferent Tho widow dldnt Uko the
Jangling, nnd she got out an injunction
and had tho\l>e!V ellittccd.
Thero wore'dogH id Grobamstllle?
Bin ny dogs. They had come to realise
that they must not disturb the paico
by lighting. They could growl and
bristle as they passed by, but there
must be no cohfllcts to dotermtne
which was tha better dog. The Widow
Cameron Went about encouraging dogs
of every- btwd to stand up for their
rights and to fight at tho drop of the
hat. It got so there was a scrap trrery
hs If hour.
What the Widow Cameron didn't do
to tho town of Grahamsvlllo could not
bo told In colutana. She Woke It ujx
She bossed If 'She torrorlfcd It. She
mado K over Into a rapid town. Wheri
It was realised that trodo was increas
ing. strangers-'comlng in and that a
railroad was a probability a public
j. meeting was called, and the 61tltens
;* subqorfbed M,000 and bought tho'wtd
K ow out nnd saw that aho left tho town,
f Aud yet as she went sho kiekod Strain
Debeo In the shins for ciioadtig her on
t a load "of wdod and also cuffed Jiosos
']? Dombcrry up to a peak for ftaytUK
that she couldn't got married If uhi
hitd a million dollars back of her. .
hi; HE and thekk
THItOUUHOUI ALASfCA
Clurence Urlckson, tho ong-iieor ot
u small steamer on tho way from
IdUurod to Chlsuna ubout 20 miles
ubove bore, bud bis log caught and
toru off by tho wuchlnery. He wus
brought to towu lu nu uuto uud plun
ed in tho hospital uud la still un
conacloua. ? Fairbanks Times.
Kdward Rlchter, tho rubbor man,
la hero. Ho arrived last week In
his private launch from Fairbanks.
Mr. Rlchter's business Is to gath- i
or up old rubber boots and shoes
that have been thrown away. Ho
collected a ton and a half of rubbor
cu Flat creek, and Is now working i
i n Otter.? -IdUurod I'lonoer,
Advices from the IdUurod arc to
tthe effect that the Yukon Gold
Dredging Co. hud the best cleanup o
the senson on July 26. Fifty thous
aud dollars was taken out of the
boxes after a three day's run. The
dredge Is working on Flut croek. ?
IdUurod Pioneer.
Relieving that tho 40 lives lost 1
in the wreck of tho steamer Stuto
of California would not have been
sacrificed If tho ship had beeu a
modern craft with double bottom i
tho relatives and friends of the vic
tims are petitioning thler respect
lvo representatives In congress t i
pass laws which will mako It less
possible for disasters ot this kind
to occur again. ? Kx. 1
Flvo thousand dollars In two day
taken from fraction 3 ubove, ou IJo
uanzu crcolc, In tho Chlsana, la th
lecord or J oo McClelland, Fljr
wen wore engaged In tho work of I
searching for tho precious met a
which cumo to them In large nug
gets, one weighing six ounces ail
valued tit $100. Ed Wood, now lu 1
thu Chlsana country, convoys thl
news by letter to friends In Cor
doru. Previous reports had imll
catod that McClelland, on fraction 3
was taking out good pay dirt, bu
the latest report of his success lu
dlcato that his claim may prove t
tie richer than the dlscovory dig
glngs. ? Cordova Alaskan.
Tho richest specimen of gold or
ever shown In Valdex waa brought
down fron\ the Gold KIur by Super
intendent Crawford the first of the
week. The chunk of oro Is eight
or nine Inches long, with u dlameto
t>? probably thg same measurement
and It la bo thickly studded with
nuggets og gold that It Is moro tho
color of gold than It Is of tho of?
tarrying It. It la a marvel of the
camp, and has attracted more at
tention than all tho othor specimen
combined that have ever been seen
here before. ? Valdoz Commonor
TO CUIUS A OOLD IN ONE DAY .
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Drugglsta refund money If
It i&lla to cure. B. W. GROVE'S
slgnaturo Is on each box. 25c.
EAbTERX Ol'STEUS ON' THE
HALF SHELL ,l\
i . ? \
Fresh Eastern Oyatera on th
half shell aro now to bo had at th
I'ack Train Restaurant.
?mtlt It ?M UMMlt M ?
? Pack Train!
S HLn ?- * t - P *.'1 . "
:)8festaurant ;?
i ?
? F?:.M, .T?r? W# H??? S?n?J J
J The Best in the Markets !
? 5 : > ??...! ?
| MoiiPopuUr Eating I
J House in the North ?
I 1 '-^"NeW' Lbcation ;?i ?
- ? Broadway, between 3rd and 4th J
> - i !. U . " 1 ; = I
{ The Delmoako of Alaska
rilAISE CI1VEX FOR
GETTING UOAX TO DOXJ12K
I'usaengers who- went up on the
steamer Nusuliiu guvu u testimonial
to the captain ol appreciation ot the
splendid servlcea In getting the
bout to destination. The tesimoli
IlI wuu brought down oa the bout,
which arrived today, and Is as fol
low<:
"Donjek, Sept. 16, 1U13
"Capt. C. A. Gurdner,
"8. 8. Nasutlln,
"Sir; We, the undersigned pas
ueugers on board the 8. 8. Nasutlln,
now under your command, %deslro. to
express, us far aa we are able, out
appreciation of your skill and re
nourco lu navigating your boat to
tbla point, under the dlsadvantag
ccus circumstances v/hlch attend
the navigation ot the White river at
this season ot the year. ?- ?
"Wo realize lu u marked manuer
that the consummation of our jouru
ty was due to your never-failing pa
tience and Ingenuity, coupled with
t ho profound understanding dis
played by you iU"> overcoming the
most difficult and trying situations
uf ilver navigation.
"We ulso wish to lucludo your of
ficers and crow in our esteem, and
would heartily thank them for tbe
ever-ready and loyal manner with
which they have responded to tbo
many arduous tasks they have been
called upon to porform during this
tourney to the mouth o( the DonJeY:
"We all stncercly hope that sue-,
cess may attend you lu all yoiir fu
ture journeys.
"Francis MacCUnton, Mrs. Thorn
:ia DoCamp, Mrs. Herbert Colvor,
Bess Oraham, Anule M. Enright,
Mrs. Lottie White, Mrs. Bsllo Ew
lug, W. J. D. Dompster, T. D. Smith,
It. C. Bowen, C. W. Phillips, H. Col
vey, Harry Malery, ?>. Forward,
Hon V. Hillor, ,C. G. Brown, W. H.
Coye, C- Drycoil, Potor Olson, WI1
11am Stelnherger, H. h. Clemonts,
E. S. Holduc, W. Colvln, M. Mc
Lean, M. F. Wilson, Oscar Alsou,
I). W. MncFarlane, George Krudop,
U. McEencheru, A. B. Peterson, Cha
E. Hlrdnlug, F, McNeill, Peter D.
McKlnnon, Oeorgo Adams, Poto Mc
Oulre, W. A. Mooro, James A. And
erson, N. D. Macaulay, C. H. H1U.
Frank Parker. Kyle Bright, Sam
McKuight, 8. R. McCUuton, Robert
McNeill, 3ernard Kerry."
YOUR HAT
Mar Be ? StylUh Om, Bat It Klkra
Trwbl*. . ,.iV.
A man usually 'bu ya a hat that's ''In
style." but the modern hat for men haa
iota la 'answer for. J
Iinldheuda aire "erowlrir mofe' numer
ous every day. Hat? make excellent
breeding placo.i tdr tho parailllc rerm.i
which rnip the life from the roota of the
hair.
When your hair begins to fall out and
your scalp la full of dandruff it la a
?urn sltn that these Bounties* (erma aru
busily at voik.
There la But ?ne T.*fty 'to overcome the
trouble ant* *111 the ferms? that way la
to apply Newbro's Ilerplclde to the
scaljv-lt win ltllf th?-ferma and- healthy
hair Is sure to reault.
flold by In.idln* drtlg*1st?. Send 10c. In
?tanipe for aaniple (? The Ilerplclde Co.
Detroit, Mich.
Ouo dollar bottle* guaranteed.
At All Drug Htores.
crab~mkax vockT tails
?t i>
Htrxei * 1? carta.
The Pack Train Reataurant
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPOflT
ReaultE of the observation taken
at Moore'* Wharf at midnight,
Ust night, !b as follows:
Temp, time obsorfKfn .. , 46 abovw
Max. preceding 24 brn .. 54 abovo
Mia. " " " .. . 46 above
Mean " " " . 52 above
C'otxly, &. wlud.Buromcter 29.78.
I' , it A. #??
Whlto P. 'i3s Lodgo
1 F. & A.M. No. 113
moots 2d and 4 th
Prl. Ev'gs. of oach
month. Visiting brothora aro wtl
com*. l'hll Abrahams, Socretary
W. R. Hlllory, W. M.
Fraternal Order
, ICakIos ?
Skagway Ae. le
No. 25, Frater
nal Order of
Eagles meets tlio first nrnl third
Wednesday right ot each month at
their hall ou Fifth avenuo. Visiting
brotherB cordially invited to attend.
John Grashcl, W. P.; J. M. Koller,
Secretary.
Skagway Lodgo
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. mootr evory
1st and 3rd
Thursday nlhgti
> at 8:30. Elks
club and reading
room open dally from 1 p. m. 10
1 2 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
I dlatly wolcomo. ? W. C. Blanchard,
Ex. K. Geo. Mageo, Secretary^
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys
H. B. LK FEVRB _ ^
Attorn ey-At-Law
Commissioner For Yukon I'irrltory
to Take Affidavits
Skagway - - Alaska
Deo^U.
DH. L. 8. KELLER ,
Dentist
Most Modern Mothoda I
Open Evenings
Offlco Hours: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Alaskan Building ? -Broadway
SKAOWAY - ALASAK
U. F. I'AXTERSO.V DENTAL ,
SUPPLY COMPANY
Dental Supplies. ?
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bldg. Soattlo, Wash.
Orders by mall or cable will receive
prompt atteutlon. Catalogue on re
quest. f
TEA AND COFFEE STORE well C3
tabllshod, doing good business,
For Sale. Handling also Crockori
and Glassware, with routes In all
parts o( tho city. Good clianco
for actlvo buslnejs man. Apply to
John Graham, Commercial Tea Co.
1103 Tacoma Ave., Tacoma, Wn.
6t.
The New Drug Storo's Phono 19
126.
OUR UNPARALLELED
Typewriter Rental Offer
THREE MONTHS <2*^ 00
FOR
WE WILL RENT YOt> nn undewtroko model C, 7, or
8 Rominjtou Typowrlt or or underetroke model Smith
Premier Typowrlter for Ono Quarter of a Year ? THREE
MONTHS ? fo? $5.00 ? tho moat advantageous renta' terms evor
offorcd by tho manuacturers. *
i J If you want to buy a machine at the end of this rental
aaIIU period, the rental money alroady paid will bo credited
upon your purchase. Sold on EAKY PAYMENT Plan.
RENTAL TERMS VISIBLE MODELS
REMINGTON 'fabNARCH SMITH PREMIER ?
One Month $& Six Months $15
-mtfiMS REU SFAL CARBON PAPER
, . i
Machine Catalogs and Supplies Booklet Sent on Request ?
on Typewriter Co.
Incorporated
1111 Third Ave., Seattle, Wash.