THE HIE PASS 8
-MOI ROUTE =
Winter Stage
Route Service
Durirg the winter season of 1912-1913, a through Mail,
Passenger and Freight Service will be maintained be
twevn White Horse and Dawson, affording all possible
comfort for travelers by means of a
-Thoroughly Equipped Stage and
Automobile Line
For the winter season the Company's comfortable trains
will operate <>n a tri- weekly schedule between Skagway
and White Horse, trains leaving each terminal on Mon
days. Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For information relative to pas
senger and freights rates apply
H. WOKKLKR, Supt., Mail Service Dept. - Whitehorso, Y. T.
O. L. PICKESOX, President, .... Skujfuay, Alaska
We make telegraphic -transfer of funds from \ ancouver
or Seattle.
Well Lighted. Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
You make a mistake if
you do not stop at
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rooms Single or en Suite Electric Lights
Porcelain Baths on each floor
L
RATES? $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
The Only Firsl Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Carcross ment
h->a<!qu?rvra tor Atlln Sta?e Una.
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott ft Schwa.alekn.uip
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
3PcCIaL RATE? AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHER3.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS YUKON TER.
NEW COMFORTABLE? ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor
Carcross, Yukon Territory
Immediately Oppomte the White Pua Depot
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for 'Schulz'a Atlin Roval Mail' Stage Line i
that is
Cat'- 1 J t-aia in One Day, Cr.p in 2 Days
box.
25c
INEQUALITIES OF MIND.
Wldsly Varying Mentalitie* Are Es
sential to Society.
The inequalities of mind nre numer
ous and vnrlotis us tbe Inequalities of
matter. Oue mind spurts wltti worlds*,
another wltb atoms. One ninn perch
es himself on Mount Cblrabornco nud
communes with (he star*; 11 not her
delves Into tbe enrth In search of hid
den treasures and buries himself In
mines aud minerals. Oue umn mores
along with the turdlnes* of the ox In
the drudgery of life; another usceuds
In a balloon nnd soars nhovo tbe clouds.
Hero we tlnd a Newton measuring
tho comet's putt), n Kranklln stealing
lire from hen veu, n Columbus In search
of a new world, nnd there a sportsman
with bis hounds In quest of a fox. Ono
delights In his reveling nnd song, In
riotous living and tbe giddy dance, an
other In locking up bis golden pelf In
an Iron chcst.
Talk we. then, of minds equally en
dowed by nature or Improved by nrt!
No such minds ever composed nny com
munity Varieties, nil mnnner of va
rieties. are essential to society. Tho
world needs I he rich and tbe poor, tho
young nnd the aged, the learned nnd
tho unlearned, the healthy and the In
Ann. the cheerful and the melancholic.
These enll forth nil our energies. 0[>cn
channels for all the social virtues, lay
the basis of our various responsibili
ties and constitute much of tho happi
ness of this life They furnish oppor
tunities for communicating und receiv
ing benefits. - Alexander Campbell'!
"Xllnd the Master of Forco."
Rescued th? "Trash."
One of the most highly prized manu
scripts of reeent times wns rescued
Just In time from n cupboard In a
house where the poet had for some
time lived as a bachelor. This wns
the manuscript of "In Memorlnm."
and It was to the poet himself tbnt
the recovery was due. for he remem
bered that the Ixsik wherein he bad
tmnserllMsl the original draft had been
hastily thrust Into the cupboard, where
Tennyson also had been accustomed
to keep his pickles nnd Jnma. When
the friends sent by the poet to recover
the manuscript arrived on tho sceno
the contents of the cupboard had been
removed l?.v the Inndlady. who wns
Just then engaged In her task of house
cleaning nnd tnrtly advised her visi
tors that they had coine nono too soon.
Inasmuch n* she would that day havo
burnt all the "trash" she had found.?
!Voston Post
Echo Verses.
Echo rentes were sometimes used
effectively for eplnni ti>? and squibs.
Thus u erltle once wrote:
I'd (nin praise your poem. Dut. tell mo,
When I cry out "ExqulslUI" echo cries
Quiz It?"
And when In IS3I I'aRanlnl was
drawing crowds to the opera bonso nt
sxtmruynnt prices the Times printed
the following lines:
What are Ihey who pay three guineas
To hear a tune of PaKaulnl's?
Echo? Pack o' ninnies!
? I.ou<lun Graphic.
Untimely Jesting.
"MotorliiK I* nil well euouKh." said
lorrocks as Hrlnley's cur sank Into tho
mud up above the hubs, "but there Is
nieli a thlnis as running It Into the
i: round."
??Pont waste your wit out here In tho
cold. Jorrocks." retorted Rrlnley. "Go
hire it haul We need It."? Harper's
Weekly
Hlt)i>K\ dam; Kits.
Nature (Jives Timely Warning* That
Xo Alaskan Citizen Can Afford to
ignore.
DANG i'. U SIGNAL NO. 1. cornea
from tho kidney secrotlons. They
will wain you when tho kidenys aro
weak. Well kldnoys excreto a cloiir
amber fluid. Weak kidneys sen
out a thin, palo aud foamy, or a
thick, red, 111-smelllng urine, full of
sediment and irregular of passago.
DANUlilt SIGNAL NO. 2. comes
from tho back. Back pains, dull
'.nd heavy, or sharp and acute, sug
gest weak kidneys and warn you of
tho danger o' dropsy, gravel and
U right's dlseaso. In that caso Doans
Kidney Pills havo been ondorsed by
thousands. Hero Is a statement of a
grateful user.
O. K. Splcor, 373 Exchange St.,
Astoria Oregon, says: "I enn in all
earnestness recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills. I ued them In my old hom
in Lincoln, Mo. und found that they
do all that Is claimed for them. Fo
back and kldnoy troublo, tho is noth
lnj{ better and I advlso tholr use by
uU afflicted In that way. They came
to my rescjo In fine stylo".
For sale by all dealers. I'rlco GO
cents. Fotor-Mllburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, solo agents for tho Uni
ted States.
Remombor the name- Doan's -and
Vikt no other.
Olympla beer on draft at tho
Board of trade. This famous brew
Is kept constantly frosh both on
draft and In bottles. This Is tho
lload of Tado Bar, whero tho cole
bvatod Rroilor Boor Is also kept
In bottles
A New Phase of the
Servant Question
By LOUISE B. CUMMlNGS
Two convict* wit together In a prison
.-art) sunning themselves and smoking
heir pipes. Other prisoners wcro either
lounging about or taking exercise wnlk
lug to and fro, wlillo the guards kept
au eyo out for nil to tunko sure that
they wore not getting together In one
jr more groups. The two men smoking
together, though they had no acqualnt
luce. opened couversatlon In tbo usual
way.
"What nro you here for?" asked ono.
"The servant question."
"What's tho servant question got to
do with yer twin' within walls?"
"Oh, It's a long story; but, seeln*
we've nothing better to do. 1 don't
mlud telllu' It to you."
"(Jo on."
"I've always mado It a rule to work
through Kervnnts. I can get moro ad
vantages by tnklu' 'era In to a deal
than In any other way. They make
It dead easy for a feller. Tho easiest
Job 1 ever got was this way. I was
walkln' along a street In a suburban
town, where the houses wasn't too
near together, lookln' for a Job, when
1 come to n decent lookln' house? not
too tine, for lu the Dncst they have
safes: nor too |>oor lookln, for In them
kind they don't have nothln' to put In
safes; but the middle kind, whero they
have good things, but not so valuable
that they keep 'em out o' tho way? as
I was suyln, I come to n house of the
middle kind and. goln' around to the
luck door, knocked nnd asked the
maid If there was any old clothes In
the house the.v didn't want I was out
of a Job and would bo glad of any
thing I could get
"She looked nt me, nnd. says she:
?You don't want any old clothes. You're
lookln' for a Job. but not the ord'nary
kind of a Job? one with more profit In
It than doln' odd Jobs nt SO cents nn
hour.
"She looked nt me kind of knowln'
?i nil I twigged right oCC. 'I wouldn't
mind a pard." I says, and she asked
me wlint I meant and I says 'halves.'
'That's fair." she snys. 'When do yon
want to begin work?" 'I nlway* work
at night,' I snys. 'when other people Is
?mpuiy
"Well. I made n deal wltti her ripht
?IT. and I was to do the Job the next
nlcht. The mnld was coin' to hnre
friends to dinner then, nnd she was
always expected to put nwny the sil
ver. the I vest beln' brought on on swell
occasions. I took to thnt Idee nnd
pulled out n flver to bind the bargain.
After tiikln' inv Instructions how to Kit
In nnd what to do next 1 coes nwny.
"The next night nbout II o'clock I
went to the house, and they was Jlst
puttln* out the lights A cop went by
^llncln' his nlsht stick, so I waited till
he'd put n block or two between me
nnd him; then I went Into the back
yard and sat down In a dark plnco for
half an hour, clvln' 'em time to pet to
sleep The maid bad left a stepladder
outside, 'cause It wns a basement
house, nnd 1 wns to git In at a back
kitchen winder on the main floor.
"1 put off the Job till I felt thnt all
? hat was coin' to sleep had gone' there:
then I puts the stepladder acln the
wnll and goes up to the winder It
went up as slick as If It had been
creased, and. feelln'. I found the maid
had soaped it. This mnilc me feel suro
she wasn't trlckln* me nnd was doln'
everything to help me on. I cot down
to the floor Inside ami folleced the di
rection she'd clven me. pnssln' from
the dlnln' room Into the pnntry. where
the mnld said she wlis coin' to leave
the silver, tellln' her mistress the next
mornln' she'd forcot to tike It to ht-r
room, where she kept It ntchts. ho she
wouldn't hnve to waken any one by
srtttlii' It In Hip inoruln'.
"I cot Into the pnntry nil right nnd
was feelln' for the swag when nn
electric wont up. and there stood n cop
at each of the pnntry doors. They bad
me coo[>ed up. nnd I wns covered by
both of 'em at the same time.
"It was nil up with me, of courso.
They clnppod the bracelets on me nnd
took mo out Into the hall. All tho
lights wns turned up. nnd downstairs
1 saw the gentlemnn of the house com
in', with tho mnld behind him, only
they nil wns dressed In their regulnr
clothes. I wns nil broke up by seeln'
the mnld dressed like n lady.
" 'Well.' said the gentlemnn to his
wife, "this doln' your own housework
Is n savin' In moro ways than one.
Isn't It. my denr7 There's n thousand
dollars' worth of property held on to
by your bcln' mnld nnd cook nnd nil
the other servants, nnd I'll put half of
It Into n brooch for you.' Then, turn
In' to the cops, he snld to 'em: 'A year
ago. when we' wns spendln' a thousand
dollars a year for servants, we lost
$5,000 more In ono night Luckily my
wife likes housework. Isn't literary,
don't write papers for woman's clubs
and is a profitable woman to have In
the house.*
"Then bo Jlst takes her In bis arms
nnd gives her a smack, nnd she was
the proudest lookln' womnn yon ever
seen. Dut I notlccd thnt when she
Aeon mo between two cops sho looked
sorry for me."
Tho convict paused nnd then added
reflectively: "I don't ?ny that all serv
ants Is In with us, but I docs say that
If nil the leddles la the land gits to
doln' their own housework the most
profltnblo part of our business 'li bo
gone. Rut I don't reckon they'll do It
Tho wlmmen Is glttln' brainy, and
tbey likes to wrlto pnpers and spout
'cm. But wo got to look out for them
| us lsu't up to tbcra llternry prnnlta."
Spring Time ?
? Kodak Time
Take a Kodak with you.
Evorytlil'htf for Kodukery. at ouf
Store, anil j>romi>l developing and
printing.
Draper & Co.
Box G. Skagway
ii o M k h o \vn s i* it I \ ?
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Tilt; Puck /rnln Hextniiriuit
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan
FItKSH K.VSTKKN OlSTEItS
In any quautlty, on the half iiiell,
first of the scnaon, at the Pack
Train Kestauraut
G. B. Wright has houses Tor rent.
(urnlshe<l. "
J. IKUTA
manckactukIno
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT. CLASS
J
Official Watch Inspector for the
W. P. & V. Route
Mail Orders given prompt care
SEATTLE'S
Leading Topular Triced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
European Wan
All Outside Sunny
Kihuhh. Kletfamly
I'urnUlutl
Famplo Jtooih*.
Cumm?"(!UI A: J*am
lly t ratio itollclMd .
K A T E S
81n#l?t 1 too in* ft up
KiH>Q)Hwlth l?atlifl 50
Two persons ICJW up
C. 8. ?T)*TOU.P.
Manager.
Take Kant' Lake car Trom ' Union
Ue|K>t to fourth. FOUICTII "AVE
between l.'r.loii &- I'ike.
RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITK- KOlt PHI Cft LIST
Percey's Fur House j
Oihkoah, ' Wi?cootio j
.a.
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Spacer, Tabulator, and many:
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LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
RuuultH of tbu ob. ??rvaUoii talced
at Moore'? Wharf at midnight,
laat night, 'ji as foHora: ,
Temp, tlmo olwer/af n ?. 06 abovp v
Ma*, preceding U hrs .. . l>0 above ,
Mini " 43 above
luan " " " .. . 02 ab?'Vn
Cloudy and calmBaromeUr '.'!r 90.
P. & A. M.
White Pass Lodgo
? F. & A. ?* So. 1 13
meets 2(> ..n.' 4lli
Frl. Ev'kh. ot each
month! vlsftlng brothers aro wol
.corao. I'hll Abrabniiiu, crolnry
. W. .il. H tilery, W. M.
Fraternal Cnlor
lui^lcs ?
Skagwny Aerie
No. 2^i, Fiator
nul -Order of
UnglOH in* ot s Iho first mid third
Wednesday night ot oach month at
their hall on Fifth avenuo. VI lilng
brothers ?ir<llally invited to nltond.
John Grashd, \V. i'.; J.fM. Koller,
Secretary.
it. i\ o. i:.?
Skagwny I.o<lg?
No. 131. II. I?. O.
B. meets every
Thursday night
at 8:30. KIks
club and rc.i;!lng
room open daliy. from 1 I>. in. to
12 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dially wolcomo ? W. C. Blanchard,
Ex. R. Geo. Jlagee, Secretary.
-^a ? ?
Arctic Rrotherliood ?
K.
Camp Skagway No. 1,
A. B. moots every Tues
day evonlng at 8:00 p.
m. sharp. Vlftltlng brothers cordial
ly welcome. ? Fred Fonzo, : Arctic
vh'ef. Goo Robblco, Arctic Roc.
Frank Sufl'act o!
"VV. H. Warren
NEW OWNERS
Alaska
Transfer Co.
?? Coal - Wood
-v Hauliag
Quick Service
Low Rates
" Gel The A. T. Habit "
Office in Railway Bldg.
* . I'H^NL 10 ?!
J'KOFESSION.U. (*AIU>S.
Attorney*
H. 15. LE FEVRK
?u. Attorney-At-l.aw
Commissioner For Yukou * .rrltory
to 'Jake Affidavits
Skagway - - ? Alaska
? ' llni.Ma. .
UK. L. s. KEIjLER
Dentist
Must Modern Methods
"Open Evenings v
Office H?urs: 9-12 a. m. 1-*G p. ni.
Alaskan Uuildlrig -? -Broadway
SK*ftWAY - -? -? -Al.ASAK
EM. IVPATTER80N DENTAL
SUPPLY COMPANY
? Denial Supplies.
?? ? dealers In?
DENTAL S if P P LIES
229 Walker Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
Orders hy^malbor cablo wWrecoive
prompt* attention. Cataloguo on re
quest.
D? P^-N-D ER, M. eT
t xj-n.-Vway^r, Mining Engineer
Seqd.-sam|)Jc8 by niy.iL or**?expr<'-3
?" jifi?ld^.an^?ll vor $'l?X
Qp^^Slivor^nnd Copper $3.00.
'? ^.Qualitative AnAyois etc.
..UftHSrr-ind .? nnd^ Frnnki'i'n Street,
JUNEAU - ALASKA.
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