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LET LS REVEWBER MOTHER"
Motor's r?v
WJm siftaifica&ce is a;t*- h,>; V*
The tho?y:ht of mother, whether she
*? here ia our o*n h?^a>o or whet he*
s'je is away >*0* in The states or
the OKI Oowstxy or whether she has
pxif to That K^it rv#: she so n<rh"4y
de!*r*es
Tae wcli ha? a* as. n?-c to the
though t^ and b*s set a^sie one day
to Mother the second Sanday ?
May
On that da* , it to for us to pause
and rvtE eaabee the dear one and the
tea. hin^s if received at her knee
Tbe OixvnKr of a rnmber of the
ataien have issue*; pr\> Mut>a:lows, and
tbe following one. i>s ??d bv *;ovctkv
Hay of Washington. js but .~*rr\;n|:
out tbe idea of sett.ns aside one day
ft?r the purpose of remembering the
Mother* of the World
A prtvlamatton hv the pox enjor.
Whereas, The idea of designating!
the second Sur.viar jr. \;aj of each
J ear as Mothers l?ay and dedhaung
1* to she kiadly. wvmot k>\ ins
UVsigSLs Uia: are svjuboi,*ed in (he
<reat)e nan e of soother as me; with
utuxersa; favor, an 4
W hereK-v. The obe=vr*a?oe of suvh
a daj to ?o fuU ot er.nohlwg inspira
lion that :t should Ne perpefvated it:
to an enduring oasten
Nom Therefore : V K. lia*. pox -
eCTKV of the sta;e of Washington do
hereby pt\xla;;r. Sunday, May 12.'
IS;;. Mother* l?av and urye that it'
be f.tt;nji:?y observed .r. pla>v?. ot *t*r
ship, ia the k?Mw an.: *heJWer
mer. and * .^n.er. cong'c-ote >v. '.ha;
day
M E HAY.
"vioxemo
Let as >>ia. ther. ;n the is?v<e:?er.\ t
aad roan ard vowut K>y and Fir*.
i?V up here .r. the Far X.^rth. oa
the a?orro* wear it; our bcttoj; heve
a wh:i* aad passing >n
*..ect joediuuot. lei our UxN^ku be
of the punty and i?a. r.fve whKt ?
connected with the name of
Mother a::d Motherhood
CARTOONS.
Vars\ iB?prareait its ia ;be new
sacaitr^ Cartoons are to he seen ia
Vbe May cumber, especialiy ;n the
presentation of itore ful!-pas* *epro
dacvfcw* of reoett cVtoois which
are especially meritorious. -he narni e
of pages of the magazine beiap in
creased to snake up the d .fferen. e
Par.sjas aic other SarapHa carica
ture and art is gvxe-a rrroch s^a e to
advantage ,a the TieM of politics
aioce w hk-fc is but part of the mapa ?
tine. Cartoon is colte.-cng a m-onder
fU record of the p-esetn creat can>
patfT. Portraits and bkvraph; a:
ahetcbes of Ropers of the Ne* York
Heraid and FVx. of Uie Chicago Pw"
are other features
?
? NO BOLNO*RV LINE HERE " |
]
Anhovgk ciSae?.? of I'acle Sam '*
<V?3ra.n. lieaera. Manager *;^eeno?|Eh
and S uperiateBdect Jloc ne of ihe
Atlas Miaiag ooaapa-v both have
vohjatart^r agreed to suspend all op
wataoaa at their miaes oa <eW?*tW
dav 1r order that a;; their employees
mar come to town to swell the crowd
aad part.c ;pate .a the e\*ats of the
day Not or.ly thai, hut they a-e as
Stofcinc ia r.iwk-. ir>c u?*- af**ir ? White
horse Star
The oe)obra;>or referred to to the
one Sa which Whtiebor?>e will do
honor to the aaaiversatj of the
hirth of Kia* 0*?npp V. *Wh win
be held June ML 1*12
Jr. ooKSeen'das oa the retort of the
finals in Use bowling contest the |
Stroller wields his pen and smears
the ink thosCy:
" In doeerihiog a recent bowling
contest in Skngway the Alaskan says
one of the players " Had a hard load
:o carry " The majority of papers
mention such things in polkv cowt
refxvts and not ia connection with
bowling, where the bowling is on rog
ulatxvn alleys instead of before bars '
' SHE DID
HER DUTY
MARI X B. SHIRLEY
%
Tberr s ? great den! said against oh
rs?kK a ad sotoe old maids object tr
the title a? a terra of contempt Tbej
prefer to be called maiden ladies I ;
dont. I'm an oM maid and promt ol
It I don~t Nether about my age neither
I'm fifty, and if any one goes saobeyen'
round to And out how old 1 am I tell
\Ma 1 say I'm half a century old.
I haven't any use for those persons
w ho arc roea iy monthed about speakln'
right out w!>en there's anything dlsa
greeable tc bo said If my friend needs
Information I'm asoin' to girt U to .
her or him. whi.-hever It ia. I don't
prvjvw* to M a friend suffer from
wxmin' t<> know ?, met bin' that no
body has the ooursre to tell 'em. It'a
rNky, l admit Hut what's the credit
o' doi?i somethin' that anybody I* will
Is to 1 board Mame rvrttm' son
in-law roasrin' ber awful. I went to
bor and mM "Mame. I've got aoroe
tbia' to teit you you d ought to know "
Then I told ber She thanked me very
much Neither her san-in-law nor her
daughter has spoken to roc from that
day to this. But 1 done my duty.
One day I was ndin' iu a railroad
train- parlor car 1 always use parlor
cars. Tbe.v'rr n<*t so dirty, and I hate
dirt as 1 bate poison. Just oirt of the
city ibe train ?lopped at a suburban
towr tnd * Tine lookln" elderly gentle
man t' ?; in * itfc a .iouag Kir, not more
than n.imecn They was evidently
Joat lusmod. f>*r there was a weddin
j?arty or. :be platform to see 'em off.
Th< y turvw n-e at em. and the elderly
prooro lar.gned and tried to di?ig? it.
pretendw' h< was afraid bed git hurt
and all that, ma kin' em laugh at his
antics. W hen the train roiled out they
boi.etvd "Goodby. pop! Look out that
tome vv cng fei;er dont steal your bride
away fr^m you."" And be shouton 1
i .act "if itr Aw I'll kill himT" tVe
raited ut of the station, ibe langhin'
aud the shomin" gtvwin' fainter and
fainter ti . It wn? left clear behind.
The o d cent1eman chatted a little
w-hile with h.s bride, and 1 saw him j
rake ber hand in his affectionately, al
though i couidnt My whether be took
ber bard or sht- took his'n. She looked
np in t?? fsoe lovingly, then snuggled
down beskie him
But it w ?sn"t I'Hic before the old
chap took sonie ; vapors ont of hia
pocket and becaa to look 'em over.
His poor wife turned and looked out
of the winder I felt dreadful sorry
for h?r. but 1 thought she deserved
what she iro? for marrying an old
MOORE'S WHRRF CO
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route
AUSouthbouDdStHamersiATTive au<i Depart From This P K-k
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses open for delivery of merchandise from $ a m. to 5 p. m.
rVrifhables OXLT delivered on Sunday or at night
AU freieht shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by *
SHIPPERS MANIFEST (papers can be obtained at the U. S. cus
toms otrioel and must be delivered before 6 p. m. No freight will be
received on the wharf after this hour.
BAQGAE-ToDs will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY. I
No charce for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf pate wCl be closed to the public when steamer is n^aring j
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
\Y bar-fare Tariff can b? had on application at office on dock.
P, O. Box 17&. E. J. SHAW, General Manager.
The White Pass &Yukon Route
TIME TA8LE NO. 28.
No. t, N Bouad. 1st class Hon- No. 2. S. Bound, 1st claes, Mon
day. Wednesday and Ertday day. Wednesday and Eriday
8 50 a m Leaves SKAGUAT Arrives S:20 p. m
N:ll * m. " WHITE PASS Leaves 1:45 "
U:M " * LOG OABtN " 11:47 "
IS:W ? " BENNETT " 11:15 "
1:3* ? - CARIBOU ?" m 10:25 v m.
3 4S ** Arrives WHTTEHORSE (**ves R:# -
Passengers most be at depots la tfme to have baggage Inspected
and checked Inspection ts stopped *0 minutes before leaving time of train.
1M pounds at baggage will be checked tree with <*'h full fare ttci
Vt and 71 poinds with ?ack half far* tJcksL
11 T ? ? - ? ? -- ?
Sure and Instant Death
?o Afmy Worau, Fid, Math*. Miller*. FW. Roach**, M Bug*, Mo* |
quitoav C?t?rpilUr?, Ant*, Plant Lief and all plant dn(rori>?| in*cct?. |
Utt California Infect Powder freely and the?e put* will he quickly }
exterminated For uW by
WILLIAM BRUT
THE DRUGGIST
#??1
In about au hour we reached a city
whet* the train stopped, and n younp
feiiow came Into the train with a suit
case. He went tip to the old man ami
his bride and took off bis hat politely.
Tbey were evidently acquainted. The
old pentleman was very polite himself
and pare the younp one his scat, tak
to' another further forward. It wasn't
lonp before It occurred to me that he'd
better have tnl.cn a seat back of 'era
He'd scarcely left "era before such pn
tn's on 1 never did see before. The :
yonnp roan fust set holdiu' the bride's
hand, but it wasnt lonp before he hud
his arm around her waist. Then. pro
fendin' she was tin-d. she lay her head
on his shoulder.
What that oM fool in front was
throwin' temptation in the way of his
pirl wife for I couldn't see. It made
my Wood boil to look at 'era. The
brtde wore one *>' these fashionable
hat? as bip as an umbrella, and ihere
wasn't the slightest reason why the
younp man lx??lde her shouldn't kiss
her under it without bein' seen. But
every lady knew well euouph what bo
was doin'.
I stood It Just as lone as 1 could:
then, seein' that nobody was sot tin'
with the husband. I pot up and took
a seat beside him. I did It when the
train stopped at a statiou so it wouldn't
be noticed
"Fine day. sir." I said to fhc eentle
man.
"Yes. madam, a very fine day." he
answered
"If you like we'll turn the went over 1
and ride backward."
"What for'"
"Well. It would (rive you a letter !
view of what's coin' on between that
younp wife o' yours and the fe'ier yon
pive your seat to "
He turned square round and locked
at m? steady "W hat thev d"
asked
"He's kisdn" her under t't ? i: ul' 1
la hat o' hern "
"You don't mean It."
I was surprised that he took it so
cool-like "I thoupht I heard v>mi say
when you pot on the train that if ?n*
younp feller stole your l>r!de aw?;>
fNn yon you'd kill him."
"IMd I say that?"
"Yes. yon did There s n>> u-e tie
nytn" It."
"Have you told me this. mad mi, to
incite nie to murder""
*'Xo: 1<eo*ns? I thogphl you on :Ht to
know what was coin' <>n l?et?ei ?> > i>nr
younp wife and that oth- * fe' et
"Thank you very ranch f>>r ihc In !
formation I am that v.nir.c lad\ "s
fa: her She w as married t ? t ' it
fc'ler* this momlne. 11 ? mother. w'>^
Is very 111. Ifvos in the city wl.ore h
boarded the train, and aft. ? *l\e <v ?>
mony be went on for -i '-rii ' \!-it with
her. 1 aercoK'.p t?? escvl 1 w IV and
he to loin us I ret oflf :> ? ?fr<
tlon. madam, rnd 1 bid you *" d da\ "
And. tuinln' lii? ba k on me. he do
parted
Some say* I did wronc I'd do the
aame thlnp spin
GREAT Ci EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier. 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for Rick people and invalids, and ex
oellent for numlnp mother*. Only
two bamJa left After that pric? wil
be S3 eerrfe per bottta.
Pack Train Bar
BAKERY GOODS.
Bread? all kinds ? fre>h from the
oven, cakes and pies, cookies and
douphnuts. In fact a first class line of
bakery poods wHl be found at the
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, between
Fifth aiwl Sixth Ax-on ties tf
Subscribe for the Dailr Alaskan.
PROFESSIONAL CARDfc.
Attorney*
GUNNISON & MARSHALL
Attorneys-At-LAw
P O. 601 E. .Iu??*u. \laaka
H. B. LE FEVRE
ATTORNKV-ATL.AW
Commissioner Pot Yukon Tcrritorj
lo Take Affldavlti
>kajrw*y. AJaska
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA
DentlaU.
OR. L . S . KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Vooern Method*
Open Eveninjra.
Cffic* Honra: MS a m 1-6 p. m.
Ai&akan Buildln*, - Broadway
SKYWAY, . ALASKA.
D?ntal Suppilne
M. F. PATTERSON 4. COMPANY
? Dealer* In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bldff., Seattle, Wapb
Coders by raaJl or cable will rv
r< :\e prompt atlcDtion. Catalogue
f.n r> "quest
Muale Teacher*.
' MISS M. O. HIND SHAW
Teacher fi
PIANO FORTE
Special Term* for * Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. ANO VAIN ST.
JUNEAU 8 8. OO'tf.
KLKCTRIC LIOHTKD VTKAM
HKATKP STEAM EH
Georgia
'.?rr*tn* U. S. M?t;
For Hain^t, i^erner* Bay, Juneau,
*lo,>n?. Ti-rakee, S anii Wavporw
SAIL? -
FROM IKAOiWAY
MAY 2, S, 14, 3) and 26.
at l:flc m. m.
W.UiilS NOWELL, Vjr., Juneau
II. IIARTUTOSEN. Ajcamt
Broadway and Fifth Are. 'PJ?on? 1-0
? v v > V~VW"V>/WN<"
Relieves CATARRH of
I - \ ' ; ADDER
fllVlrfl aPd 311
Kw.W'll Disc har^BS in
V J 24 H O U R S
Will
GRA^O REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train Is cow selHae a
We lot of >iood Goods at reduced
prices as they are petting too old to
hold and sill at a proflL Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
I San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
C. W. ANDREWS. G. A. P. 0. C D. DUNAVN. P. T. M.
J 13 James Si., Seattle 112 Mafke? S?, Sm Fbbmw
RffKt rM< n><l to ektur* rtm S<l?*Arh
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle May 7-19-31
June 12-24 , July 6-18-30
Spokane April 19 May 1 13 25 June 6
State of California July 12 24
FRA \K H. FOLD. Agent, 2nd ?fc Broadway, Hkagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELL* FARGO EXPREM
N'oxt Mdllnx ot ?>? butt pmrnmngm ?tmm?r
Jefferson, - - May 3, 15, 27
Dolphin, - - May 9, 21
Company nwn?* tke r'jrht to '-hnif MJIlnx datea vtUMWt nntW
TELEPHONE NO. 66. C. B. QUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B.C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From 5Kagway
Subject ?och?off? ?It.tnuin ? !?.?*
Screi
SS. PRINCESS MAY
May - 3 - 14 - 24
Vancouver, Victoria^ Seattle via Prince Rupert
87 F. F w I.OWLE, Aq nt
Steamship Humboldt
Will Sail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
MAY 21
-U.H!n* d*t? anbject to ehan*o without no t iro.
THROUGH TICKET8 HONORED
S?AtU? OfflM: H. D. KIRMSE, Skairway Ag?nt
716 !**-ond Ar?n?.o. Cor. 5th and Broadway.
1 HIE PASS 8 ION BE
*5\vrouC|\v SAne \o
\\\e. bwUv'voT
*2>\\TO\va^\ VxcKete
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
' Train Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday Between 8KAGUAY and WHITE
HORSE. Train Service Monday. Wednesday and Friday Between WHITEHORSE and
8KAGUAY.
Carrying Paasengers, Baggage, Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and River Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Yukon.
Bajruage bonded through. Diroct telegraphic service to all points in Alaska, Canada ?& U. S.
Write for Descriptive Literature and Summer Excursion Iiatee
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT,
Vancouver, B. C.
0. L OiCKESON, PRESIDENT.
Vancouver, B. C., srvd Skogiiay, Alaska.
C. W CASH. TOURIST 1ST
Skaffu&r, Alaska.