THE WHITE PASSU
NHS
The
Route of
Comfort ,
Speedy
Service ,
Safety .
Effective with the opening of navigation oui
Magnificent New Steamers Zi 5
?tutuicr* ot?r operated on the Yuko Ulver, on entirely now
e^uipp?d with up-lo-dat* Obaeratlon and Smoking Rooms
Aud all the couvruleucots ro<iuircJ {o tbo comfort of paaaeuger#.
Our Wbitebori* - Dawaou aertlco will ba regularly uialntalu
?d by Ida favorite aiu.nucrs "Caica", "Ihiwaou", "WhUehonio"
-vcr
Parlor Observation Cars
.Met afford traveler* an > pportunlt) to view the acenery ov
atiou th?rtH).. avoiding all possible trouble aud delay.
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Buttermilk from our own <L?'rvJ_J
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Porcelain Baths on each Boor
Electric Lights
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
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The Only Firfl Claaa Hotel Opened Under New Manage- +
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HoadQuarton tut AtUu Stage Ltae.
: HOTEL SCOTT ?
-j. Scott * Schwaalekamp
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+ Headquarters tor Mining Men and *
Travelers I
+ SPECIAL RATE* AND ACCOMMOO ATIONS FOR MUSHER8. ^
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCk.
* CARCROSS & ?> YUKON TER. *
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NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT +
The Caribou Hotel J
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Car cross, Yukon Territory +
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Immediately Opposite the White Pm* Depot
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Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
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Headquarter* (or 'Schulz'a Atlin Royal Mail' Stage Line I
n 1 1 1 1 n n > 1 1 m 1 1 n 1 1 m 1 1 1- i-i-i-i-i -i-i- 1 1 1 !!?
HOW HUKST PUT ONE OVER
ON JOE SUGDEN.
himself of which Tim Hurst U
the hero.
"It happened while I was with
llko the bwvy muskn that were
supplied t'.v the club, so 1 went
out and bought one of my own
of light construction. One day
Hunt, wio was umpiring be
hind the bat. picked It up and
used It Imtead of his own.
"Tub Sfcncer had Just report
ed to us. und he looked like ono
of the b?t: young catchers In the
business That was before bo
began to light the booze, and he
could thre w like a shot, hit well
and was m excellent receiver.
"Hurst was stuck on htm and
used to Chi I him Qerr Krupp on
account of his great pegging.
Well, on the occasion mention
ed. I walked up to Hurst as I
came In Oward the bench from
the coaching line* and said:
'Who gave you permission to use
that must? It is my private
property und I am not anxious
to have everybody making use
of It nnd spoiling It.'
" 'So thl< Is your private mask.
ehT said Tim. 'Well, me boy.
from the way nerr Krupp hero +
U throwing. 1 don't believe that
you will have many more
chances to use It, and somebody
else might as woll get the good 1
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STRUNK NIFTY PLAYER.
Athlatios* Young Outfielder Has De
veloped Into Cracktrjack.
One player on the Athletics who Is
seldom nienlloned In connection with
of the strongest factors of that aggre
gation He Is Amos Strunk, the speedy
outfielder. Strunk has developed re
markably since last season, and be U
today one of the most valuable men
Mark has on his team. Not only Is he
one of the greatest fielder* In the
league, but he Is a fnst bnso runner
and Is hitting at a ..HO clip this season
Strunk gett little credit for the lm
portnnt part ho has played In the sue
^WPH'l' 'M?
Photo by American Press AaioctaUon.
AMOS 8TUU.NK.
cess of his team. He Is seldom men
tioned as baring distinguished him
self. and yet be has done as much n8
any other mitmber of the team to mako
possible Its remarkablo winning streak.
Ou any other team Struuk would bo a
sensation, but he Is lost among the nu
merous stum whom Mack has. It Is
doubtful If there is another instance In
baseball whero a player has developed
as fast as bo.
Two years ago Strunk was an ordi
nary player who was In the game but
seldom. Mn:k farmed him out a whole
season to MUwaukee. and It was while
there that S:runk developed Into a real
NEW LAWN TENNIS STAR.
William Johnston, Eighteen, Wins Pa
cifio Coast Championship.
William Johnston of San Francisco,
an eighteen-year-old boy, won the Pa
cific coast lawn tenuis championship
In singles rwntly at Del Monte, Cat.,
by defeating John Stracban In tho
final match, G ? 1, 0 ? 2, 3?6, 4 ? G, G ? 4.
Johnston, who has nmdo n clean
sweep of .ill tho Important tennis
tournament! on the coast In tho last
year. Including the British Columbia
championship, will be sent across the
mouutnlns to represent tho Pacific
Coast Lawn Tennis association In the
eastern events.
Stracban 'Is but seventeen years of
Many Changes In the Browns.
Five yeart. ago Bob Wallace was tho
only member of tbo present St Louis
Browns working In the employ of Own
er Bob Qedites.
MRS. STETSON WRITES BOOK
Claim! Her Viow? Should Bo Adopted
by Chrlitian Sclcnoo Churoh.
Portraylnji hurself lis tlio true teach
cr of C litis tin n Science, the spiritual
henil of tlio church us opposed to tbo
directors of the Mother Church, Mb.
AtlKUstu E. Ktetxon, who was excom
municated from tlio Mother Church of
Christ, Sdoutlst. In Boston In 1010, has
written a new book entitled "Kemlnli
cehces, Seruious and Correspondence."
She clearly show* In ber recent work
tbut alio regards herself us tbo per
son to whom Mrs. Eddy Intended the
real authority of tbo church should de
scend? not as the head of tbo church
In the tense that Mrs. Kddy was am!
U> but In the souse that ber Interpret*
wftsnr
NBH. ACQtMTA K. KTETHOV.
tlon of Christian Science should be nc
cepted rutlior tlmn the views of Moth
er Chutvh directors. Tills Is further
substantiated by assertions of frlenda
of Mrs. Stetson.
Mrs. Stetson's book, containing 1,200
page*. 1ms many things that nro taken
by tho followers to provo that she hns
the correct understanding of Mrs. Ed
dy's doctrines as opivosed to tho direc
tors of the Boston church, and there
fore she should be at Uio helm of the
Mother Church. They believe that she
should bo directing Its affairs and In
terpreting to the scentLsts tho mean
Ing of Mrs. Eddy's textbook.
Whether Mrs. Stetson's stand will
result In a spilt in tho Christian Sci
ence church or simply be regarded us
the pretension of an outsider remains
SUCCESSFUL WATERPLANE.
Oscar 8. Straus Makes Flight With L.
A. Vila*, Wealthy Enthusiast.
I? A. Vilas, a wealthy aero enthu
slant, who has taken up aeronautics
us a sport, recently made several sue
cotutful nights over i'elham bay, near
New York city. Ills watcrplane was
built by tileun II. Curtis and Is some
what similar In typo to those which
have been Used in the United States
navy In tho past year. Tho craft Is
forty feet wldo and twenty-six feet
Ions and Is e<iulpi>cd with a hundred
horse|Kiw<-r motor, which Is cupablc of
ilrivlng the machine nt a rate of fifty
live miles an hour in the water and
sixty-live miles in the air.
The machine differs In innny respecU
from aeroplanes, hydroplanes nnd hy
droaeroplanes. As far as furnishings
Photo by American Pre** Auoclation.
OHCAX H. 8TKAUH (LEFT) AND L. A. VILLAS
IN WATIHI LANE.
nrc concerned, tho flying l>oat Is Quito
luxurious. It Is solidly built, and rlcb
?at her cushions have In-on prorldcd
for passenger and driver. Tho pro
peller and steering gear aro of polish
ed mahogany, and the flttlngs are nick
el plated. An effort has been made to
make It ns comfortable as a Pullman
car, Mr. Vilas explained.
Oscar S. Straus, millionaire philan
thropist, who was a candldato for gov
ernor of New York stato on tho Pro
gressive ticket at tho Inst election, wa?
the tlrst passenger to accompany Mr.
Vlllns on one of his tllghts. Tho trip
was about ten minutes In duration,
and -In consideration of bis passenger
Mr. Vilas did not rise uioro than fifty
feet above the water.
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature <ilvc* Timely Wm-niugn T!mt
No Alaskan Citizen Can Afford to
Ignore.
DANGjCK SIGNAL NO. 1 comes
from tbo kidney secretions. They
will wain you wl>en ttio kldenys aro
weak. Well klJnoys excrete a cloar
amber fluid. Weak kidneys son
out a thin, pule uud foamy, or a
thick, red, 111-smelllug urine, full of
sediment and Irregular of passago.
DANUl.it SIGNAL NO. 2. comes
from ilie back, linck pains, dull
.itd heavy, or sharp and acute, sug
gest weak kldnoys and warn you of
tho danger o' dropsy, gravol and
Urlght's dlseaso. lu that case Doans
Kiduoy PIDs havo boon ondorsed by
thousands. Hero Is a stutemont of a
grateful user.
a. R. Splcor, 373 Exchange St ,
Astorli Oregon, suys: "1 can In all
earnestness recommend Doan'a Kid
ucy Pills. 1 uod thorn in my old horn
lu Lincoln, Mo. and found that they
do all that Is clalmod for them. Fo
back and kldnoy trouble, tho Is noth
Ing hotter and I advlso their uso by
till afflicted In that way. They caiuo
to my rescue in ftno stylo".
For sale by all doalors. 1'rlco CO
cents. Fotcr-Mllburn Co., Buffalo.
M<w York, solo agents for the Uni
ted Staloa.
Romombor tho name ? Doan's ? and
t-ik? no other.
3Gc lor a home cooked moal ?
quick, clean sorvlco. Whoro At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avcnuo, half ? minute from Broad
way.
liondod Whlskoya ? Gibson, Moun
Virnon and Uolmont. The boat of
Floor ? Bluo Ribbon, Oudwolser and
Palo Rinlor, at the Mascot, Tele
phono 67. ft
Spring Time --
? Kodak Time
Tako a Kodak wkh you.
Everything tor Kodakory at our
Storo, and prompt dovoloplng and
printing.
Draper & Co.
Box G. Skagway
SEATTLE'S
Loading Popular Priced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
European Plan
All Outside Sunny
Rooms. Klccantly
Kurnlsltcd
Sample Rooms.
Commercial & Fam
ily trad"' solicited
HATCH f K
Single Room* }l up
Koomswllh bathil SO
Two persons SUO up
C. 8. STAFFORD.
Manager.
Tako East Lako car from Union
Dopot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE
between Union & Pike.
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAQWAY WEATHER REPOrtT
hesults of the observation taken
&t Moore'* Wharf at midnight,
last night, 'a as follows:
Tump, time obsoror^a
Max. preceding 24 hri
Mln. " " "J
Nlt-an " " "
, G3 ubovu
Cti above
, 52 above
. 00 al>o\ a
Cloudy and calm.Qaromet?-r 30 01.
K. A /V. *4
Whit* P?jn
i'. & A. *T No. 1X3
moots ?q cm* 41 u
Fri. Kv'g-. of each
,'IMtlug b>*othurr me *??)?
I'tll Abrahams, Secretary
W. It. Hillory, W A!.
I'Vatornnl Order
Katies ? t
Skcgway Ao. 'e
No. 25, Frator
uol Ordor of
Kagios moot 8 tlio fir?i and third
Wednesday r'ght ot ouch month at
their hull oi> Fifth arenue. Visiting
brothers cordially Invited to attend.
John Urashil, W. P.; J. M. Koller,
Secretcry.
Skagway I.oilgo
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. meets every
1st and 3rd
Thursday ulhgts
at 8:3V. Klks
club and roadlng
,-oom opon dally from 1 p. m. to
12 midnight. Visiting brothors cor
dially welcomo. ? W. C. Blunchard,
Kx. R. Geo. Magee, Secretary.
Olympln bocr on draft at tho
Hoard of trado 'I'll la famous brow
?s kept constantly frosh both on
draft and la bottles. This Is tbo
Hoad of Tudo Bar, wboro tho colo
bvntod Ranlor Beer Is ulso kept
In bottles tf
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys
H. H. LE FEVRE
A t torney -A t- La .??
Commissioner For Yukou " ,rrltt>ry
to Take Affidavits
Skagway - - Alr.?<ca
Drn:liU.
Dlt. L. S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Open Evonlnga
Office I'oitrs: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Alaskan Building ? -Broadway
SKAGWAY - - AI.ASAK
M. F. I'ATTERSON DENTaT
Ht'lTLY COMPANY
Itcntjil Supplies.
? Dealors In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
Ordors by mall or cable will receive
prompt attention. Catalogue on re
quest.
CRAB MEAT COCK TAII.S
at
Served a la carte.
The Park Train Ilerttaurant
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
welser, Bite Ribbon and Pale Rata
'or Beer at tho Board of Trade.
Frank SufTaeool
W. H. Warren
NEW OWNERS Q
Alaska
Transfer Co.
Coal - Wood
Hauling
[Quick Service
Low Rates
" Get The A. T. Habit "
Office in Railway Bldg.
PHONE 10
ri
Pack Train
Restauran t
TONY STANICH. Prc.pri.tor
For 14 Yc*r? We lUve SmeJ only
The Best in the Markets
tod today it it the
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Dclmonico of Alaska