1 1 ie pass a
The
Route of
Comfort ,
Speedy
Service ,
Safety.
1
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" wilt give a regular sorvlce to and
fiom Ftil.-banks. Those are the finest aud most luxurious
at earners over operated ou the Yuko River, an ontlrely now
i>lnu ha?ii.g bevu adopted la their construction. They are
equipped with up-to-date Operation and Smoking Rooms
and all the conveniences required to tho comfort of passengers.
Our Wbltohorse - Dawsou service will be regularly maintain
ed by tU9 favorite steamers "Casca", "liavrson", "Whltehorso"
ai>d "Selkirk".
lletweeu Skaguay and Whltehorso our servlco has been Im
proved by the addition of modern
Parlor Observation Cars
*hlch afford travelers an opportunity to view the scenory ov
er the famous White y ass to tho best advantage. These
cam .ire splendidly equipped with comfortable leather chairs,
writing desks, card tables, dressing rooms, etc.
Passcngt is traveling via Tbo White l'ass & Yukou Kouto will
have their baggage chocked aud bonded through to destin
ation thereby avoiding all posslblo trouble and delay.
For further Information apply to
O. L. DICKHSON, President J E. Dompsey, Traffic Managor,
SKAGWAY, ALASKA 612 Second Ave., Seattlo Wash.
? -> 3 (557ani' Skagway, Alaska.
Moore's Wharf ?. J. Shaw, Manager
Wharfingers and Warehousemen
All Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Wharf
??Regulations Juue 1. 1913
WirekouK open for delivery of merchandise from 8 A. M. to M.
??Wharfage Tariff
General merchandise $1.00 per ton. Weight or measurement.
Morten, Mules and Cattle 75 c per head. Sheep and Hons 25c per head.
Lumber $1.00 per Thousand feet. Board Measure.
All checked Baggage 25c per pice.
No Wharfage Charge on Baggage Unchecked.
Phones 11 or 123 P. O. Box 175
Location Notices. placer and
quartz, SOc, a dozeu at the Dally
Alaskan office.
CRAB MKAT CXX K TAILS
Serve*! ? la carte.
The I'ack Train Restaurant
There is moo> Catarrh in this sec
tion o t Um country than all other
diseases put together, and until tho
last fow years was supposed to Do
Incurable. For a groat many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly (ailing to cure with lo
cal treatment, pronounoed it Incur
able. Science has proven catarrh to
b a constitutional disease, therefore
r?*4ulres constitutional tixAtment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
P. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is
tho utUy constitutional euro on the
market It Is taken internally in do
sea from 10 dropa to a teospoonful. It
acts directly on the blood and mucou
surfaces of the systam. They offer
m? hundr.nl dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circular and
testimonials.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 76c
Take Hall's Punily PUls for coosli
nation.
HAPPY HOME
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! CANNED GOODS
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HIGHEST GRADE
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES t
I SOLO BY ALL NHE BEST GROCERS |
+ Schirabacher Bros. & Co., Inc. "?
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j* OAK OLSON, Representative X
I for S. E. <Se S. W. Alaska *
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XOTU'K IX) .MAUI N Kits
Juneau, Sept. 11 ? Customs house
today received the following cable:
"Ketchikan, Sept. 6, 1913. Resur
rection Bay (lash whito acetylene
light established August 30th on
Caines Head, showing (lash every
threo seconds. Flashing white, a
Cety.'eue light established August
19tl? on Pilot Rock flash every six
seconds. Lighthouse Inspector."
The Customs house received the
to c wing cable advlco: "Peters
burg float light roporttd out of po
slt'cn. It will be replaced as soon
as practlcublo. Please notify ves
sels. I.ight House Service."
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color o : II:. tr .Hnlil lo Indicate ? Per
hu'? TruiperaurBt.
Many people believe that blonde, o
lbcht I. air denotes affection and darl
hair constancy A person without huii
Is not devoid if character: far from It
The disposition of the aw "t(o bald
headed man Is to show such ;o)lcltud<
for tho welfare of others, that ho nee
leoii himself. A c<Tm can^c : baldnejs
Prof. Sabournud. of I'arls. Prance. In
nocculatrd a rabbit with pnnu; -iff norms
causing It to beeomn totallv liald In flvt
weeks' time. To rid the soilp of tltc
dnTiVrmis rer-r* It In nccct*.ir ? to appl;
Newbro's Iferplclde
"Destroy the cause? you i strove th
Sold by lea Jin v drucr'sts. Bond 10c li
stamps for sample to The Horplclde Co.
Ono dollar bottles guaranteed.
At All Drug Stores.
Bonded Whiskeys ? Gibson, Moun
Viruon and Belmont. Tho best of
Beer ? Blue Ribbon, Budwelsor and
Pnle Rinler, at tho Mascot, Tele
phone 67. ft
KAT AT NORTHERN CAFE
When in Haines. A clean place t
eat where you get quick service
Now under now management.
. \v. O. Watson, Proprietor.
PILES CURED -N 6 TO 14 DAYS
Tour druggist, 'will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT (alls to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
LOST IN A
FOG
By THOMAS a DEAN
It whs gumincr, mid I was on the
seashore. Desirous of getting away
Trout ever; 011c. I started out for o
walk on tbe bench. I lind cone sever
al ml leu porhnps (I could have wuiked
on the same itrcteh of sand for half
a day without meeting an obstacto)
when I saw n bank of cloud coming lu
from the oeotn. In a few minutes 1
was enveloped lu It. The wind that
had brought lc in died down to a dead
calm, and everything was still.
I thought 1 bad my bearings and.
turniug. started back toward my bo
tel. Hut 1 was off my course, for I
bad uot gone far before 1 stepped on
the verge of i shallow Indentation In
the sand tilled with water left by the
outgoing tide. It was evident that 1
bad been wa king into the ocean. I
turned and started again, us I suppos
ed. toward tb?> dunes, but I must have
swerved, for I wulked on and on for
some time on sand. Then 1 stood still
It was a singular sensation, standing
there, all direction obliterated? some ?/
thing like l>eli>g In perfect darkness or
on the ocean out of sight of iuud. 'No.
It was like neither of these; it was iiko
Itself only. Hut I wondered If being
suspended in space would resemble
the sensation I experienced. Then sud
denly n volo> came out of tho sur
rounding va|Nir. It wus a girl's voice,
sounding as clear and distinct as If
spoken in tbe stagnant atmosphere fol
lowing u suowstorm.
I wds st) startled nt tlio sudden break
of the surrounding oblivion tliut It (lid
not occur to ne to mnki> n sound my
self There was something In the
<>li:tn;:o from iHol.itlon to contiguity
Hint seemed like pnsslug from nothing
ness to life Then. too. the density of
the atmosphere lni|inrt(>d n melodious
tone to tile voice that harmonized with
u chord In my own lielug. I had plea
ty of time within n few seconds to feel
nil these tliliu* before I said:
"And hero nm I."
Sound does not of Itself glvo direc
tion. and I knew not whence the
words I hnd heard cnnio. But In an
other moment the fog directly before
me dnrkeiie<l. then resolved Itself Into
n girl's tlgure. Seeing me, n strnngel
to her, Mlie ntepi>ed back, then stood
still.
"Are you lost?" I ;isked.
"Indeed I im," was the reply. "A
girl friend and I were caught In the
fog She stepped out ahead of me
and we became separated. I called
her."
"I would be happy to guide you," I
said, "but I am unnble to guide my
self However, you had better permit
me to stand jy yon till the fog lifts."
"I'm afraid my friend may have
walked Into gome quicksand or water
or something She was with me a
few minute!) ago und lias suddenly
disappeared
"Call her." I suggested.
"Helen, Helen!" called my compan
Ion.
She elicited no response.
"We may ns well go on." I snld:
"doubtless we shall come out some
where Don't worry about your friend -
There an- no quicksands on this bench."
We moved? ID wlint direction we
knew not? and chatted as wo proceed
ed. There seemed a great change, a
great relief from the preceding isola
tion to tills couipnnlonshlp. I Certain
ly felt It, anl the girl kept very close
to me. ns If fearing she might lostf me
as she had l<?t her friend.
"What Is that?" she asked suddenly
She pointed, but 1 saw nothing. She
told me that she had seen something
dark moving lieslde us, but as soon as
she sjmke It quickly faded.
We went on for some time, but all
was sand. The twitch was broad, very
broad, and the ebb tide went out a
great distance. I did not wonder that
wo reached nothing different Then 1
snw a dark <|H>t moving near us. My
companion saw It. too, and. frighten
ed, clung to me.
1 <1111 I10[ s'lpersiilious nnu II11U 11 Iiui
boon for my cpmpanlon would have
tprtme toward tho spot to discover
whether It was human. Rut I found
thut clinging of a fair girl so delight
ful that I preferred to remain as I
was. I reassured my companion In n
whisper, putting my Hps nearer than
necessary to her ear and feeling her
warm breath. I kept my eyes on the
spot while she turned her face toward
mo that she might not see It I was
puzzled ns to what It could be, but 1
believed it to bo some animal, though
I could hear uo footsteps.
"It must be a ghost!" I said In a
husky stage voice, whereupon my com
panion clung to mo tho tighter, which
wus the effect I Intended to producc.
Suddenly the fog began to clear, and
with that rapidity with which fogs
sometimes tike themselves away, and
revealed the figure of a girl walking
rapidly away from us.
"Why, lt'ii Helen!" exclaimed my
companion. "I believe she has been
near us nil the while."
"Helen!" sht called.
Tho retreating girl stopped aud turn
e<l I could sec that the surprise she
-ihowed wr?. feigned. Sho Joined us
with an amused smile on her face and
confessed that she had heard the
words "Ilere I nm." but, thinking to
bother her friend, hnd remained silent
When she was about to reply she heard
my "And here am L" Sho hod kept si
lent to get a bit of fun out of it and
had succeeded.
Wo three In time became fast friends.
m THAW
AGAIN IK COOP
Colebrook, N. H, Sopt. 1 1 ?Harry
Thaw was captured In this city yos
torday afternoon by Sheriff Drow
whilo the former was speeding a
long ono of tho country roads sov
<ui miles out of this city. He was
Immediately brought to this city and
lodged In jail.
Thaw's roquest that ho be allow
ed to retain counsel was compiled
with, and ho engaged two local
attorneys to tako caro of his caso. !
Attornoy Jerome arrived hero at
midnight, having como by special
train to tako charge of tho prosecu
tion. Today a writ of habeas corpus
was sorved on the sheriff nnd oth
er authorities returnable this af
ternoon.
WILLIE WANTS SO PERCENT
WHETHER WINNER OI{ LOSE
Vuncouvor, B. C., Sept. 11 ? Harry
Foley, pilot for Willie Ritchie, tho
world's champion, has drawn off
tho lattor from his coming contest
with Freddy Wolsh, which was to
havo been pulled oft lit this city on
the twontloth of the month, owing
to a disagreement of terms over
the division of tho receipts and
purse.
Foley wunts fifty porccnt of the
spoils, winner or loser, whllo Har
ry l'ollek, manager for tho Canad
Inn champion, wants tho polls o
the fight to bo divided on the ba
sis of 60 and 40 percent on tho
merits of the fight.
Great disappointment Is express
ed lit sporting circles over tho a
bandonment of the fight, as they
belloved that all diffcroncos prelim
Inary to tho ono to be cettled In
the ring had been adjusted to the
entlro satisfaction of both sides
when the matter of a referee was
settled, when Jimmy Griffith was a
grocd upon.
SENTENCE OF WHITE
SliAVKHS AGAIN PUT OFF
San Francisco, Sept. 11 ? The caso
of tho Government against Maury
Diggs and Attorney Harris, on the
chargo of perjury has progressed
rapidly and at noon today a Jury o
twelvo had been secured.
San Francisco, Sept. 11 ? The pro
nounclng of sentence against Maur.
Dlggs and Cnmlnnetti. found guilt,
of violation of the Mann Whit
Slave act has been postponed untl
Monday morning September 15, a
ten o'clock.
SEATTLE NOW HAS
NEW POSTMABTEH
Soattle, Sopt. 11 ? Alfred Battlo
was confirmed as postmaster of Se
attic.
Fuiiioiin Strike liivnkcr Die*.
New York, Sept. 11 ? James Far
ley, the famous strike breaker died
today from tuberculosis.
At the time of going to press tho
Steamship Alameda was cpocted In
port at any minute.
The Steamship Mariposa arrive
In this port this morning at 4:45
o'clock and sailed for tho westward
at 9:15 o'clock.
Tho Steamer Georgia of tile Jun
eau Steamship company, left Jun
oau at 2:30 o'clock today and
Bhould arrive about 11 o'clock. I
In addition to tho prizes already
announced President Dlckeson and
W. B. Closo havo oach offered n
fine prlre to bo awarded as th
judges 8CO fit.
Xfio Independent Steamship Hum
boldt will sail for Seattle from this
port at 9 o'clock this evening.
Plenty of accoinmodntfous. Flnt
class 8ervico and quick timo. Adv.
Cordi of th? Ear.
Tho bunion ear contains ?n perfect
miniature piano of about 3,000 double
fibers or strings stretched or relaxed
In unison with exterior sounds. The
longest cord of this marvelous lnstru
ment Is one-flftcenth of an Inch, while
the shortest is about one flve-limi
dredtli of nn Inch. The 3.000 strings
aro distributed through a register ??
seven octaves, each octawe correspend
tng to about 400 fibers nnd every halt
tono subdivided again Into 320 others
The deepest tono wo can hear has tlilr
ty-two vibrations a second, the hlghwi
has 70,000. Though thero are onl.v
nine perfect tones in tho hnman voice,
tbero nro 17.692,115.044,415 different
sounds.? Chicago Tribune.
CHANGE TAKES PLACE
IN THE CHISAXA RACE
A now phono has developed in the
ruBU to Chlsaua. The Hummer statu
pede Is over. The quick raco into
tho diggings and back la no longor
populur. Tho thing now is tho prop
a ration for tho wintor campaign, sa^l
i lie Duwson News for Sept. 1.
Those now leaving uro tuklng out
fits for the ontlro winter. Each
man taken GOO to 1,000 pounds, and
some take homes, others dogs.
Stores roport heavy sales of win
ter clothing, such as moccasins,- fur
caps, mitts, parkeys, woolen aox,
woolen shirts, and all other frost do
fylug articles. Visits to tho Vldette
utid tho Nosutlln Just before sailing
revealed sights that recall the days
of the rush via Chllcoot and White
Tass. On the boats, the barges and
the wharves wore numerous llttio In
dividual plies of suppllos, comprising
beans, bacon, sugur, cream, flour
and other such foodstuffs, and tho
Inevitable pick, shovel, gold pan and
whlpsaw; also the Yukon slolgh, the
Yukon stove, double-eiidcra and oth
er trail oqulpmcnt. Dogs wero
sprinkled among the outfits, keeping
up their yaps and walls, and mon In
high leather boots, macklnaws and
other trail gear wero hustling here
and thoro/ '
SECRETARY LANK IS
151 PROVING RAPIDLY
Dorkoly, Sept. 11 ? Secretary o
the Interior Lane, who fnlnfed
while reviewing u pnrado of Native
Sonj during the anniversary of Ad
mlHslon Day celebration which was
being held in Oakland on Tuesdny,
and was brought to the residence
of his brother in this city, Is report
ed to be Improving rapidly.
KI.KVATOR CRUSHES POPU
LAR SEATTLE LAWYER
Seattle, Sept. 11? Judge R.R
George, a promlnont attorney of
this city with offices in tho Lyons
building, was caught In the eleva
tor shaft last evening while on his
way to tho street on his way home
and so severely crushed that he
died from his injuries at an early
hour this morning.
llnrold Hartwlgsen, agent for th
Humboldt Steamship company re
ceived advices this morning from
Juneau that the Steamer Humboldt
would arrlvo in ''-'a port at 6 o'
clock this evening and that sho had
freight which would require about
three hours to discharge.
It Takes A ltaby A
Year or More To Get Six Tcetli.
In a year or loss six of YOUR
TEETH may bo seriously damag
ed by lack of proper care, Proper
care does not mean that you have
to spend an hour per day scrubb
ing your teeth. Just two or three
minutes in the morning and two or
three at night.
And tho care that you give your
teeth is an Investment that comes
back a hundred fold in better
health, and a better chanco to make
your nu rk lu the world.
Caro of tho toef Is only com
mon saiiso? and people with com
mon sense usually tako the lead
In llfo. \
Caro of tho tooth should also be
a matter of pride ? clean white
teeth denoto personal daintiness, and
are a recognized beauty asset the
world ovor.
A fow cents Invested in a delic
ious dentifrice that gets you into
the regular habit of toetlr caro. Is
common sense Invested for your en
vestod for your ontlre future llfo.
Y<m Should I' (Hi
Kuthyiixil T.n.tli Paste
For Sale by,
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
EASTERN OYSTERS ON THE
HAI<F SHEIiL
Fresh Eastern Oysters on tho
half shell aro now to bo had at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
LOCAL BRIEFS
3KAGWAY WEATHER FtEPOflT
he*ulLn o t the obaerratlon Ukan
at Mooro'a Wharf at midnight,
tut night, U aa follows:
Temp, tlmo QWarttcfB, .. > 46abom
Max. preceding org .. 48 above
Mia. " " " . 61 uhovo
?tenii " 66 above
Cloar and calm IJaromctcr 29 1 90.
. 1 F. I- **
White Pt J-nrtgfl
a * a so. lis
mcotn 30 iao VJ
Frl. Et'r-. of pi en
month, ,'isltlng brothers me ???!?
cone. I'Jill Abrahams, Sccrt'iir/
W. It. Hlllory, W A!.
Fraternal Order
l-'^Kles?
Skugway Aoil*
^ No. 25, Frater
nal Ordor of
Kaglch moot s tbo fiioi. and third
Wednesday r'ght Ot oach month at
tholr hall oc Fifth avenuo. Vlultlng
brothers cordially luvlted to attond.
John Grashcl, W. P.; J. M. Kellor,
Secretary.
SkBgway Ix>dgo
No. 431, B. P. O.
B. mc?!tr evory
1st and 3rd
Thursday iiihgta
' at 8:30. Elks
club and reading
room oi>on dally from 1 p. m. to
?"2 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dially wolcomo. ? W. C. Blanchard,
Ex. U. Geo Mageo, Secretary.
I'KOKKSSIONAL ( Altl)S.
Attorneys
n. H. u:
Attorney- At- Ln
Commissioner For Yukou -rrltory
lo lake Affidavit*
Skngway - - Aiwic*
DenCiti.
nit. L. 8. KELLER
DenMat
Most Modern Methods
Opou Evenings
Offlco Honrs: 3-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Alaskan -Building - -Broadway
SKAOWAY - - ALASAK
M. P. PATTERSON DENTAL
SUPPLY COMPANY
Dental Supplies.
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker BIdg. Seattle, Wash.
Orders by mall or cable will rocelve
prompt attention. Catalogue on re
quest.
Frank SufTacool
W. H. Warren
NEW OWNERS
Alaska
Transfer Co.
Coal - Wood
^Hauling
Quick Service
Low Rates
" Get The A. T. Habit
Office in Railway Bldg.
PHONE 10
Pack T rain
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
For 14 Yeiri We H?re Served obIjt
The Best in the Markets
and today it ii tbc
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location -:
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
I
I I iHIIIII? nil? ^Mill
B.M.BEHRENDS, Baker
Juneau, - \Iaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of SkagWBy Firms And Individuals.