1 IIIE PASS 8
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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" i-n j "Yukon" will give a regular lurvloo to and
fi?m Fairbanks. Theso are the finest and most luxurious
<te;imers ever operated ou the Yuko Klvor, an entirely now
l>l;iu huvli.g bwn adopted In tholr construction. They ore
equipped with up-to-date Obseratlou aud Smoking Rooms
aud all the convt nlencos required fo the comfort of passeugura.
Our Whltchorse - Dawsou sorvlco will bo regularly maintain
ed by t&9 favorite stoamers "Cosca", "Dawson", "Whltohorae"
aud "Selkirk".
lletweou Skaguuy and Whitehorso jur service has been Im
proved by the addition of modern ? ?
Parlor Observation Cars
which afford travelers au opportunity to view tho scenery ov
er tho famous White Pass to tho bait advantage. These
cars are splendidly equipped with comfortable leather chairs,
writing desks, card tables, dressing rooms, etc.
I'assougos traveling via Tho White 1'asa A Yulcou Route will
have their baggage checked aud bonded through to destlu
atlou thereby avoiding all posslblo trouble aud delay.
For further Information apply to
O. L. DICKESON, President J E. Dempsey, Traffic Maungor,
SKAUWAY, ALASKA CIS Second Ave., Seattle Wash.
and Skng'way, Alaska.
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
T1MK TABLE No. 31.
tMlly except Suuiluys.
No. l N. Ikiunu
1st clagd
0:80 ?. nr. I mvi?
ll!:0o " "
I2:4? "
1:40 m.
?:'^0
3:30 ? Arrives
SKA<;UAY
WIUTH PASS
!.<>(? CABIN
bdockr
CARIBOU
WIIITBUOIISR
.No. _ s. iiounu
lbt class
Arrlvtn -t:SO p. ui.
Lottvva 3:20 "
2:80 "
" t:30 "
" 1 J :48 a. m
r^envi-s i>:00 "
Paaseugera must bo at depot* in time t? have Uaggage Inspected
ami checked Iiiapuctlou U stopped 30 mluiites lx?fore lenvlng time of
trains.
ISO pounds of baggage will b<) chocked free with oacti (ull farfl
ticket aad 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
Moore's Wharf E. J. Shaw, Manager
Wharfingers and Warehousemen
All Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Wharf
-Regulations 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.
Horses, Mules and Cattle 75 c per head. Sheep and Hoga 25c per head.
Lumber $1.00 per Thousand feet. Board Measure.
AH checked Baggage 25c per pice.
No Wharfage Charge on Baggage Unchecked. ]
Phones 11 or 123 P. O. Box 175
:r
& XX&000?:H!XI*W>CR$ 50?<RKX>C8I8SS
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
II. F. S KKMAX, rn?i?. ?
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The laryest sod best inducted dairy In .Alaska. i -i.
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
Tuall potation White P?*? * Yplnin Routo.
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OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
IibHptKJtfully Solicit* The Accounts
of Skagway Firms Aud Individuals.
"1 bear," Mid J one* to Rogers, ''that
you bave sold four automobile."
"I bave."
Jones was surprised at the man giv
ing ujTtho auto sport, for be bad been
an enthusiastic autouioblllst
"Had an upset?"
"No," ;
"Found it cost too much to keep the
machine In repair, 1 reckon."
".Not that either."
"Well, then," looking at a handsome
collie that was evidently In Rogers'
company, "you've set up a dog Instead
of a car less expensive and mure
amusing."
"1 sold my auto for $000, and you
couldu't buy tbe dog for $0,000."
"Did you pay that for him?"
"No; I dldu't pay anything."
"Come; what does It all meanT"
Rogor* asked Jones Into tbe house
and told tbo story :
"My frteuds always supposed from
the speed I put on while traveling
through the country; on good straight
roads that 1 was perfectly fearless. It
wasn't so at all. I realized the dan
ger of fast traveling, but 1 enjoyed tbe
sport so well that 1 was willing to take
the risk. Fact Is, dangor always adds
to the zest of sport. Ttjo very thought
that I might buntt a tire at any mo
ment and swervo Into a telegraph pole
or a stone fencw gave me a pleasurable
thrill. ileeldea these was the danger
of aoiu? drunken driver coming along
with a wild yelp and knocking mo into
the middle of next week."
"Well," Interrupted Jonee, "whlcli
was it that cured you of automobU
Ingr
"Who's telling this story? you or IT
"You. (Jo on."
"Nothing broke In my machine iuiC
nobody rnu Into ma. My auto nu u
cood as ever except for several yearn
use, and I uover^bad a spill whllo 1
dror? her. I don't know for certain
but I tblnk If I bad beeo. toead
through thu wind shield and otiot f
dozoD yard* forward without getting
killed 1 would have beon all tbo bottw
for Hutofug.
"Out I'm not gettlug on with my (to
' ry. 1 was driving along ono day at i
forty mile gait when, looking ahead, )
1 saw a place where tbo ro?d ran througt
n narrow cut. It wasn't a turnpike bj
any rneaus, but ono of those countrj
roads in which, when teams meet, oni
must pull up in tbo bt'.t pl?ice to let th<
other pass. The na raov bit 1 was tell
Ing you about was Just wide enough t<
get through without scraping. Ol
either side the ground sloped at an an
gle quite capable of overturning a car
no matter how slow It was moving. .
rraned my neck to see tf any one wki
coming that 1 would meet In tho.cut
I didn't see an. auto or a wagon, but
did see something that sent a coU
chill through me? a little child tod
dllng about right In between the tw<
ban^s.
"It was near dark, and I didn't s6
what was In the way till 1 was almot
' on.lt I gave a warnlag toot, but- 1'
didn't even attract the child's atteo
tlon. It w^e.po, young that I couMn'
tell whether It was a boy or p girl, bu
by Its drviu 1 concluded It was a girl
8hc was making a dirt hoap Id tb
road. As to age, she ifouat have beoi
between two or three years old.
"So much went through my mind li
a few seconds that it socms ther
wasn't time for It all. I knew ther
taunt be a. bouse near ,by or the chll<
wouldn't have been thero I glancei
to tbo right and the left and on tb
left aaw a small cottage about 200 foe
, from the road. Uow I did long to
some one to run from the bouso to gc
the child out of my way! But when
saw ber there wann't tlmo for tiny on
to go oror half tb* distance. I lookc
at tbo right bank to see If it woul
bo poeolMe to run up over It wltbou
my maclil;>e turning turtle. There wd
no possibility of climbing it wltbou
I going over on the child, if not ou mj
self. Tbo left bank was worse tha
1 the right.
.train I
"I've neara wuai ?u ?>.. ? .
S Is on ? locomotive engineer to rui
f, down a tiawau being, but bad no coc
: ceptlon of the horror of It till no*r
I I put on my emergency brake, or trie
j to. but 1 was *0 rattled that I lost tiro
i In setting my foot on ft By tbo t1m
; I was pretty near (be child T wai ?c
C Ing glow enough, but? cfeat Scottl
i wlwt difference docs It make, bow iloi
; )-ou're going when you run over a not
little bundle of flesh like that?
( "I had given np all hope when of
; sudden I saw a yellow streak tnaltln
from the house to tho child. It was
? dog, and I've never seeu a train or a
auto that seemed to get over th
. ground ao quick. Re made a beo Ha
for the child, who was between .tb
, middle and tbo side of tbo road. Ore
, bis teeth In ber droits and yanked b<
? toward tbo bank, getting ber Just on t
! It as I woot by at the rate of aboc
? four mlloa an. hour and stopped lu
twenty "feet away.
? "Tbo, child's mother came out, ao
I when sbe learned bow near death .tli
<? little thing had been she pretty nee
j. fa In tod ...?
|; "Vou'll never gel me Into an aut
> afialn. Ifs ono thing to get lotti
j; over a telegraph wire yourself, bt
> when It cornea to killing a little cfcD
? I'm not In It" * |
y "I don't blame you," said Jones, *bt
It usually requires killing some OS
!? rather than Just missis It to giro
J man the horroH." ?
OH! FID-DKIA.
As Duniq Nuturo In putting tlio
flulshing touches ot Atumu color 1
to the foliage In and about Skagway i
00 are tho workmen removing the
lust Uaco ot desuotudu to tho Klkb 1
iilleyb by glvlbg thorn thu pert touch
of fiul?h before thu lull opening ot 1
the club, which will be celebrated
on Friday evening, October 3. <
For a community which should be l
content to nestle comfortably at '1
the head waters ot the mighty Yu
kon, and slumber peacefully for
the coming few mouths under the
protecting shelter of Strollor Whlto'a
painted glacier, the following art
icle, (probably written In a spirit ^
of Jest,) leudrf ua to bellovo that the
Whltehorscs sometime tako them
selves sorlouely and really think ttia
rhijr could arouse themselves from ^
their deep btate of comutos fiuffl- ^
cleutly to lead the world to believe
that they even know the rudiments
of tho game of bowls. Hero Is
what Kdltor White says under the
caption, "World-Wide Challenge.". ]
"Charles Orelme, tho "clodlng
merchand," and K. W. Gibson of the S
Atlas Mines clerical staff, challenge
any two bowlers iu thq world to a J
bowling match ou tho locul alleys. <
(Jrelme uud Gibson acknowledge thu
they aro the best bowlers living I
and they desire an opportunity for
proving. It."
I Head It anywuy you like, and you
will find nothing but orldvnce of a ,
Heror cusu o ? enlarged cranium
Just na sure hb Dumu Nature wll
flnUh hor implication o f full tints ^
to tho trc^s, Just an euro a team can
, be picked from among tbo dovotco
of the bowllu g game In Skagway
who after walking oyer to White
, borao some afternoon, can take o ?
Stroller White's fierce pair ot bal .
roller*, and furnish them with u do
slro to return to the first principle
of the game, that of pin setting
' rather than to poBe as exponents of
! the art of bowling, ft Is the opinio
I of *ouq ot tbo people of Skagwa.
that vrea D?ll Kla and Slemer, o '
I Hudson and Pederson, even mlgh
i show sufficient class to tuko th
t egotism out of "do clodiug merchnn
f mid* the liik allngor."
ADVEUT18E AND BE HAPPY
, Thero ta mono Catarrh In this soo
r tioo ot th* country than all other
f diseases put toguthor, and until the
i kit tow year* was supposed to bo
' Incurable i\* a groat many years
? doctors pronounced U a local dlseaoo
' and proscribed local remedies, and
1 by constantly failing to euro with lo
. cai treatment jrocounoed It incur
! able. Scionoo baa proven catarrh to
, &? a constitutional disease, therefore
_ requires constitutional treatment.
1 Hall'o Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
1 r. J. Cheney ft Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is
* the only conatftntiocal ouro on the
* market It fa taken internally In do
9 bob from 19 drop* to a fcsaapoonfuL It
j acta directly on tbo blood and nucou
t surfaces ot tho system. They otSer
. one hundred dollars for any case It
t Calls to. euro. Sand tor circular and
t tecUmoolala.
t- r. J. CIIENBt ft CO., Toledo. O.
' Sold by Drugsbta, 76c
J Take Hall's Wunliy Kils tor cotuU
a ratlcm
0 CRAB MKAT OOCK TAILS
1 at j
J 8 errefi a la carta.
? The Pack -Train Restaurant
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FRANC SUTTACOOL P..?ri.l.r
COAL,
WOOD,
hauLinc
Quick S?ivice and Low Rate?
Office in Railway Building
Phoae 10 B
n ftwuuuutmumww i
i | Pack Train I
I fftfestafi*aht |
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it ? F?r 14 Y?V> W? Hit< S*rr?4 ?If Jj
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*? fi . ' ; &?!**$? ,k* 3
* | Most Popular Eating 5
? ! 'House in the North ?
J | New Location |
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th 2
5* ? ' ?
i ;;Tl?e Dehnonico of AIi*ka ?
ftwmmnnmttnyrw)
A QUIZ IN 1MTE8.
(By Nixon WUtorman)
jdlted by a Skagway HIjh School
Uumnus.
think of all tho things at school
A boy h?? (sot to do,
['hat stiylyla' hlat'ry, aa a rule,
la worst of all, don't youT
H dates there are an awful sight,
In' tho they study day an' night,
.'here's only ouo theyv'e got just
right ?
That's fourteeu ulnety-two.
George's History Lesson.
,'olumbus crossed the DeTaware
In fourteen ninety-two?
Ve shipped tho Urltlsh fair an'
square
lu fourteen ninety-two.
U CoHcord an' at Lexington
>Ve kept tho redcoats on tho ruu
Vhlle the baud playod "Johnny Got
our Gun",
lu fourteen ninety-two.
Roy's History Lesson
.'at Henry, with his dyln' breath
In fourteen ninety-two
Jald: "Give me llborty or doath:"
lu fourteen ninety-two.
Vn' Darbara Frletchle, so lis said,
2rled: "Shoot If you must, this old
gray head;
3ut I'd rather 'twould be your own
Instead".
In fourteen nluety-two.
Harold's History Lesson
riie Pilgrims came to Plymouth
Rock
In fourteen ninety-two.
In' tho Indians standln' on the dock
Aske-^: "What are you golug to
do?"
\n 'they said; "Wo seek your har
bor drear
Dm our cblldrou's children hoar
May boast that their forefathers
lauded hero
In fourteen nluoty-two".
Eddie's History I.obsoii
MIks Pocahontas Bared tho life,
In fourteen ninety-two,
Df John Smith, uu'bocamo his wife
In fourteen ninety-two.
in* the Smith tribo etartod then an
there,
An' now there aro John Smiths ov
erywhere;
liut thoy dldu't have any Smiths to
?paro
In fourteen ninety-two.
Lester'ii History Lesson
Kentucky was settled by Danle
Boone
In fourteen ninety-two.
An' I think the cow Jumped ovei
the moon
In fourteen ninety-two.
lien Franklin flow his kite so hl?l:
He drew tho llghtnln' from tho sk)
And Washington couldn't tell a lit*
In fourteen Mnoty-two.
Atlanta Constitution.
SCc lor a boms cooked moal?
quick, clean ser?lca Where Al
tb< New Homo Restaurant, Flftt
Areuue, halt a minute from Bro.id
way.
EASTERN OYSTERS ON THE
HALE SHELL
Fresh Eastern Oystcra on th
half shell aro now to bb had at thi
Pack Truln Restaurant.
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Ueaulta o I the obeonraUon take1)
at Moore'a Wbart at midnight,
last night, la as follows:
Temp, time obuorraXTn .. . 63 above
Max. preceding 24 hra 57 above
Mln. " " " ? , 48 above
Mean " " " . 05 above
Cloudy, ft. wlcLd.Bttjom'jtor 2!?:50.
F. '& A. M.
Whlto Pass Lodgo
r P. & A.M. No. 113
meets 2d and 4th '
Frl. Ev'gs. of cacti
month. Visiting brothers aro wel
come. Phil Abrahams, Secretary.
W. R. Hlllery, W. M.
Fraternal Order
lUmlcs ?
Skagv> ay Aoi l*?
No. 25, Frater
nal Order of
Eagles meets tho firuC and third
Wednesday p)gbt ot each mouth at
their hall 09 Fifth avenue. Visiting
brothers cordially luvlUd to attoud.
John Grashcl, W. P.; J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
k Skagway Lodgu
i No. 431, B. P. O.
E. m?cU> ?vory
1 st and 3rd
Thursday ult'gts
^ at 8:30. Elks
club and reading
room opon dally from 1 P. m. to
12 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dially welcomo. ? W. C. Blanchard,
Ex. R. Geo. Mageo, Secretary.
I'HOFESSIOXAJi CARDS.
Attorneys
e. B. LE FEVRE
Attorney-At-Law i
Commissioner For Yukou Vorrltory
to Tako Affidavits
Skagway - - Alaska
Don&U.
!)]{. L. 8. KELLER ,
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Open Evenings
Office Hours: 9-12 a. m. 1-8 p. m.
Alaskan Building - 'Broadway
SKAGWAY - ?? ALASAK
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Denial Supplies.
? Dealers In? ,
' DENTAL SUPPLIES
>29 Walker Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
Orders by mall or cable will receive
prompt atteutlon. Catalogue on re
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TEA AND COFFEE STORE well eJ
tabllsbcd, doing good buslnes.1,
1 For Sale. Handling also Crocker;
' and Glassware, with routes iu all
parts of the city. Good chance
for actlro business man. Apply to
John Graham. Commercial Tea Co.
1103 Tacoma Av?., Tacoma, Wn.
fit. I
o The New Drug Storo's Phono is
126.
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