HE WHITE PUSS II
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Winter :%,,?? Stage
Route VJI %J Service
Durirg the' winter season of 1912-1913, a through Mail,
Pas>"nger and Freight Service will be maintained be
tween White Horse and Dawson, affording all possible
couifort for travelers by means of a
Thoroughly Equipped Stage and
Automobile Line
For the winter season the Company's comfortable trains
will o|>erate on a tri-weekly schedule between Skagway
and Whit'* Horse, trains leaving each terminal on Mon
days. Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For information relative to pas
senger and freights rates apply
H. WHKKLElt. Su|>t., Mail Service Dept. ? W hi tf horse, Y. T.
O. L. DICKKSDN, ('resident, .... Skaj;uay, 'Alaska
We make telegraphic transfer of funds from Vancouver
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 ox en Suite Electric Lights
Porcelain. Baths on each floor
RATES? $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
? ? ? ?
Over a Million and a Half
Gallons of
The Standard Oil for Motor Cars
were used last year in lubricating
motor cars and motor boats.
ZEROLENE has won this popu
larity on its merits ? perfect
lubrication.
Dealers everywhere
STRKPARPJI^ FJMPANY
SEATTLE
SAN FRANCISCO
SKAGWAY SOCIETY
Dr. L?. S. Keller Is home from a
professional yltlt In Haines.
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Mr. a.d Mrs. O. U Dlokeaon arc
expected home the tlrst of Juno.
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Miss Veronica Mulvlhlll will 11?
south on the Spokane for a visit
with friends and relatives in Hope,
Idaho.
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Mr. Uort Howdeslioll returned, on
the City of Seattlo from an outing
,?.th friends In Ketchikan.
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Miss Frances Arnold assisted by
her frlonds, is giving a picnic for
her pupils at Schaffor'B Park to
il .iy.
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Mr. J. P. Whitney of Whltohorso.
wns a Sk'ifway guest this week.
Mr. Whltnry sailed south on the
Joffeisor for a vacation.
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Honorable James M. Shoup was
a \lsltor lu town this week. Mr.
Shoup came from Juneau on the
Ge rgta and after a short visit with
friends returned to the Capitol on
the City of Seattle.
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Mr. Cecil Cole of the Washington
University is expected here soon to
remain for the summer. Mr. Cole
will be au addition to the younger
social set and also to the ball team.
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Mrs. Alfred Scott and little son,
?l:ner of Carcross. visited for a few
days In Skagwny the guests of Mrs.
Scott's :i!ster, Mrs. Richard J. llrlt
Uun. They left for Seattle on the
Jefferson.
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Mrs. C. A. Mlddlemass who has
1 ? en stationed at the Summit, ar
rived la town this week and Is the
guest of Mrs. Rose McKay at the
Hed Cress Hospital. Mrs. Mlddle
mas wiii teav? for the South on the
iuxt Spokai.C.
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At twenty mlutites after three o
clock Si.m'ay morning a fine baby
girl came to the residenco of Mr.
dad Mw. Albert McCanu. The
young lu'ly woighed 0 pounds and
will rounii. with tho family. Slio
w'll be christened Mary Patricia.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman IS. Dlack
ent-frtalned at olnnor on Saturday
fci Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Hahn, t)r.
ami Mrs. W. G. Gnbie, Mr. and
Mis. V. P. W. I-owle and Miss
Frances Arnold.
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Mrs. Myilck 1 as as far as learn
ed the fl"-f>t pansles of the season.
Th?bc csqulsite flowers are as
large and fragrant as the blooms ot
mid-summer and beautiful In color,
bit,? with splotches of dull crimson
? i ??? mn ? i
Cards havo been received by many
Skagw?>ans from Mrs. Coudort, of
Now Vork, announcing the marriage
of bor daughter Reneo to Mr. Thom
as Kiggo, junior. Tho wedding took
placo April 30th.
Mrs. F. E. Harbottlo and three
l'ttlo daughters of Whltohorse, were
arrivals In town and left on tho
I'r'ncess May for an extondod visit
w!lh Mrs. Ilarbottlo'3 parents, Mr.
ii'in Mrs. 11. J. Digger, of Orogon
City, Oregon.
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Mrs. James Hume of Whltchorso
with her little daughter Marjorle,
arrived In Skagway Fiiday and loft
on the May for a visit with friends
and relatives in North Yakima, Vic
toria, Vancouver and Seattle.
Mrs. Hume and Marjorle wore
lui.choon guests of Dr. and Mrs. L.
S Keller on Saturday.
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On Wednesday evoulng Mrs. F.
F. \V. Lowle, assisted by Mrs. Her
man Miller, Mrs. N. E. Black and
All* s Arnold gave a burprlso party
for hor husband. Bridge was play
'.u, a delicious supper was served
ami all present pronounced tho
.-.urprlse a great success. Those
prisent wero Mr. and Mrs. Norman
E. Black, Miss Frances Arnold, and
Mr. L. H. Johnston.
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Senator Lodgo, In the June Scrlb
sior, says of Charles Sumner: 'Sum
ii.' i , by nature, wns n dreamer, a
fi n of meditation, a man of books
and a'lover of learning. By the
olrcumstances of the time and by
the hand of fate he was projected
into u scuie of Intense action and
fierce struggle. He there played a
leading part but his nature was not
ciianged. Ho remained aUbottom a
Cramer and a man of books. Ev
erything (hat Interested him, great
or amall, he approached from the
precincts and with tho habits of the
library, and In the manner of a
icop-dolvlng student."
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l*i'< nuptial Kutertnlnmcnt
Mrs. Ctrl Howdoshell and Miss
Aleta Robeson entertained on Fri
day evening with a surprise mlscel
lai eons shower for Miss Mildred
Ward who will bo married in Juno
t- Mr. W. 11. Bnrrlngton of Seattle
and Damson. This vory charming
Aifalr was well plannedand so skill
f.tlly carried out that tho honor
vuest was completely taken by sur
prise. i'ho gatno of hearts was
fl-yed and the score cards were red
nearts adorned with a snap shot of
tho bride and groom elect with thoir
fuvoritc dogs. The tallies wore tiny
hearts suspended to a little ring.
After oards tho gutsts were con
ducted to tho dining room which
was elaborately decked In red
aearts; t torn the light above the
ible was suspended an onormous
leart pierced by a cupld's dart;
ows of hearts were hung from the
jj.tat to the corners of the room and
i pretty little cupid dart was given
'? placo lavors. In tho center of
no table was a largo basket covor
?d with moss and red rosos. Aftor
ho dainty supper was eaten (.lie
lostess requested Miss Ward to re
move tho roses from the basket and
>01 till theu did the guest of honor
i.ivo an inkling of the fact that all
.he pretty things that she had so
utfch admired were all for her.
This popular and well loved
yoi>ng la?2> was the recipient of
many beautiful and useful gifts.
With exquisite cut glass, china and
silver <vcro many homey and prac
tical gilts ? A cunningly wrought
book, receipts true and tried; an old
lashloned ? new fashioned "house
ivlft" .with its complement of thread,
needles and pins, a slipper case, a
bueau scarf and n handsome photo
graph album for ,snKp shots on the
Vvkon whero the happy bride will
pass tho summer. Miss Francos
A-nold won first prize, an exquisite
Plato; lurs. L. S. Keller won sec
?t ? w prise, a beautiful hair receiver
and Mrs. Fred Flckhardt was con
soled wltu a dainty piece of sliver
deposit. This social function was
the first of the kind given in Skag
wt'y and was a happyandjoyous af
fair.
Many tftrough Illness or busiuess
sent rogrets. Tho guests present
were Mrs. )\ H. Canty, Mrs. Herman
Ml. lor, Mrs. F. P. W. Lowle, Mrs.
Fred Flckhardt, Mrs. II. H. Draper,
Miss Frances Arnold, Mrs. L. S.
Keller an.' the guest of honor, Mistt
Mildred Ward.
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for 25 conts oach, slightly shell
worn. Remember the place. Hart'
wigsen's, 5th & Broadway. tl
Only Ona "BROMO QUININE"
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Look for tho 6lgn*ture of t "
GROVE. Used tie World over U.
Cur? a CoM In Out D?T. 250
Spring Time ?
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Everything for Kodakcry ut our
More, and prompt developing and
prl ntlijj.
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Box G. Skag way
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Subset lbo for tho Daily Alaskan
KIIESH EASTKKX <>\STEKS
In auy quauiliy, ou the balf Bliell,
first of the season, at tho Hack
rain Itestauruai
G. B. Wright has bouses for rent,
furnished. tf
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JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT? CLASS
Official Watch Inspector for the
W. P. (< Y. Route
Mail Order* Riven prompt e?re
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Priced i lot ul
Hotel
Georgian
Kuropeau Plan
AH On "Mo Sunny
Koniiia. Mlivaiuly
I'tiruKhrd
."ample Uooui*.
Conim?, (*!a! & Fam
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It A T EH
Single llooniH ??! up
ICooiuswiih l#tli>?l 50
Two persons up
CTs. ST I roup.
Manager
Take Boat Lake car from Union
Depot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE
between Union & Pike.
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WE PAY . -
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE Fl KS
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Percey's Fur House
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LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
HuiiulLi o f tbo obsurvatlon takes
ai Moore's Wharf at midnight,
last night, 'j? as follows:
rr;m;>. time obKer /arc .. . 43 above
M .11. proci-dlnK 2-t liri CO abovo
Mia. " 44obi?v?
Cloudy anil calm.Haromoter 29- 90.
F. & A. M.
White Pass Lodge
F. & A. .* No. 113
moots 2a /in.! 4tli
Frl. Kv'gs. of each
month, '/lilting brothers are wol
come. I'Ull Abrahams, Secretory
Kaglc, moots the first and third
Wednesday night ot each month at
their hall on Fifth avenue. Vi ltlng
Mothers cordially Invited to attend.
John Grashtl, W. i'.; J. M. Koiier,
Secretary.
.. . 01 above
W. R. Hlllery, W. M.
Skagway Aerie
No. 23, Frater
nal Order of
Fraternal Order
KukIo* ?
C V; B.PO.R
Skagway Lodge
No. 431. B. P. O.
E. meets every
Thursday night
at 8:30. Klks
club and reading
rooi?i opon t'aliy from 1 p. ni. to
1 2 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dlaily welcome. -W. C. Blanchard,
Ex. R. Geo. Magee, Secretary.
Arctic Brotherhood ?
Camp Skagway No. 1,
?\ A. B. meets every Tues
1 day evening at 8:00 p.
m di. up. Visiting brothers cordial
ly welcome. -Fred Fonzo, Arctic
Ja'of. Geo Robblee, Arctic. Hec.
Frank Suffaccol
W. II. Warren
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Attorney-At- Law
lommlssioner For YunOj ,-ritory
to take Affidavits
ikagway ? ? Alaska
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Office Honrs: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
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