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EDITORIAL PAGE
Again tW l wplf of Alaska
UmI to \irtory Y>? that ia>?lt
ahl* champion of hour*- rul* and p?t>
ular rights- Jaaws Wickersham
For t*f third Uaw h* will *o
hack lo eMgraa earning th* rwt?r
at-d iVclaratio* of ln<l<-pr?dmcf
that Alaska shall '?wr remain
flw
W> arr entitled to every political
good that the nation has powt-r to
tx?o* and his riwtkn for the
third time has shown a wwlMlw
determination that nothing toss than
perfect equality with other territor
ies that have Misted will content
us When our jws* right* hare b**n
granted. then we are willing to take
up the worh of administer-in* our
own affairs and pass laws for the
progress of the North
A people that are so insistent up
on demanding justice for thomselvcs
m.\y he relied upon to grant it to
other*, and those coming here to
invest may rwt assured in the
knowledge that nothing but the fair
est conditions will ever be imposod
upon then in the way of laws
When one stops to analyte el
ection* for the past doten years, we
have r? use to congratulate the truth
lo\ Ing and patriotic voters of Alas
ka for th^ir adherence to honor and
principles Powerful and selfish in
terest*. coupled with corrupt politi
cian* hare b?>e? able to influence
congress and the president hut they
have never been able to inflwonc.
the Alaska voter He is incorrupti
ble an J re' uses to be Stamped**! hv
anything but the right With the
* hole forces of the federal adrr.ii
iV rat k?r ai.d the corrupting strength
of corporate influences constantly
working npon him. he has walked to
the polls year after year and voted
a defurc* to the whole pack Some
nm.-s ft lakes a braver mjrt> to vote
than it dors to shoulder a musket,
an?l that l>u often bee* the rase in
Alaska. * hen corporations have
threatened to discharjre men and rob
ihetn of their livelihood if thev did
not vote as directed But they re
f us?-d to he bluffed or frightened
and Kept cm voting in the rigm.
\Vhil? Alukt Is proud of Wick
^rsham. he has cause to be proud of
M iska 0?r voters *re the salt of
the earth.
Ii is with something of regret
I hat we print today the account of
the pMSins of the Populist party.
Tl?ry were ridiculed in their day,
and called cranks and visionaries;
>et many of the tenets which forms
i he basis of their political faith are
no* accepted facts in political econ
oitix Tb.y first to make an
issue of t.?e initiative and referen
tial] . they started the demand in
Shis countrj for pure food laws and
the Australian ballot system; they
* ere the "atriots In the mo*ement
which has evolved into present day
procressU ism The populist party
at one time threatened to sweep the
v-ountr>, in which event there would
doubtless have been a political dis
turbance resulting most disastrously
"o the industries and progress of 'he
nation, a:jd looking back over the
teverish events of a few years ago.
? form.-r .-uiTie-ests now admit
'at it is best that they did not win.
Though their name is lost, the
:?od * hich the party accomplished
ii js-pulariring reforms, will linger
in the fabric of the nation forever.
T he* were champ:ons of the people;
-**metimc too tealons, but the world
is better because of the coming and
sning of the Populist party
Tf KKITiWI *1 \?>n>
In i stakking afTr**- at Stnitk's
h? tikhonsr in Cordova. J Francis,
of Soattlo. was rwt In thp Womach
with what is boJiorod to fear* N?" a
r.-vtor or sharp pocket knif* A mar
riving ?*i* namp as Km??Ii ttelan
was th? assailant and was ai iW^
h* IVjuiii I'nitvl Statos Mamkai
Hri*Mwril and Is now In th* ffnlwal
tall at Valdot havinc bowl kro*|th'
cm on th* Sampson
Th? Canadian and A work"** (tov
?-rwnn*nt? h*v*> formod an
with a *?w to i*mtti(Mllif the
wft-rnipntKl rharrr that ntoam
trawling is dostmrtirp and will W
ontnalW pnd in th? total klllinc off
of thp fish s?N*'r Th* two fcov
PTMBvnta havw docidod to appoirt
romp^twit offioprn to inrost iraf
and report Wit on thf tnattpr
Tk* offWrs will I* wnl or a fW
h.? oxpwdition with stoam trawl* so
thai th? information will kp rninod
first hand
Jjist viator the question w?s
hrowjtht up and d?hatod in thr how*
It kpin* hold kr sow*1 of th* worn
kors that arcord'n* to tkf mem ro
HahW Information oktainahV *Nnm
trawling wu not InlwrtaMMt
Officials la lk? lotWT Yukon
country arr satisftod that in Ik* cap i
l?t? of J op rampkoll tbor apmrod
thp mnrdocor of the Xolaon hrotbors
In the koskokvlv oonntry, *(i?w
kodios wot> fonnd In a ak allow
ftaro on a rivpr kar la* FVhrwarv
and from whom It l? about
In roid do** was stolon
Oampholl loft skorttr tfTor tk* ??r
dor for tko ontntfp and was fcnewn
to k? hroks" whon nonn kr oM
Tnkonors at Smttk and V?i>co?m
Tko fact tkat ko rotwrnod north this
spr.r c wonld indkmt* tkat ko kad
??dr a rnoko of tko ?ot? and mar*
od for It It t* koltvrod Onmpkpil
?111 oonfpss t? tko crimo bofor* ko
WW wp for trial M? to said kr
tkoor who know kin kern a flpw
roar* airo to karo a Kroak at India a
Mood in hi*
Major Horriwn of tit* R.N.W.M
P who will retire tomorrow from
i h?> <-omm?nd of the Yukon depart
ment. n*r<? a jrrand turkey dinner to
t i>on-?x.ni missioned officer* and
iTwn of the force stationed at Daw
son The (xiy? declare It one of
t h*|tpi?st spreads they erer had
the honor to tackle. Major Horri
can made an addrct* in which he
prais^M the boy* for their cood work
Fhe meeu covered ererytking imagi
nable. and was on* of the best ever
in the North. After the
"dibta: were stowed away, the boys
tackled tke smokes, and there were
musu and ireod cheer for quite a
time Itawson News
In the W'sshington-Alaska Rank
rase, Lite hearing of which has been
transferred from Fairbanks to Val
de*. A. R. Heillg, attorney for the !
Dexter Horton National bank, of Se
attle, baa filed a petition asking for
payment of dividends, alleged to be
due the bank. The petition recites
that on May 18, 1912, the receiver
of the bank. F. G. Xoyes, advised
the Seattle concern that their claim
had been approved and allowed, the
amount being stated at $ 1 29,4 6S.62 . |
It is alleged that three dividends,
each amounting to 16 2-3 per cent,
of the deposits, have been paid to
those depositors who were unsecured
Te Dexter Horton bank, holding col-l
lateral security, has not been paid, j
This security, it is alleged in the
prtitton. is without vtilue, for the
Seattle firm has been unable to real
ite on it. For that reason an order
r>{ the court is asked directing the ]
receiver to pay the following sums tl
the IVxter Horton National bank be-!
fore payments are made to any .
other depositors; $21,557.60, with
interest from January 9, 1911; $21,
55" <0, with Interest from April R.
1911, and S21.S57.fiO, with Interest
from November 7, 1911.
Butter ?n Hi* Pia.
Mr. MacNaughtou. millionaire lumber
Oiervbaut. gazed at tbe check which j
bad Just been handed hi to witli a
sol men face.
"IVrsn t It look big enough 7" asked
the man who had made out the check.
"Oh. It'* Mr enough." said Mae
Nanghton. "but there's nothing looks
very bis these day* I'm minded of
tbe first days I 8|>eiit In this country
no matter how many jears ago? that
was when u>o?iey looked big lo me.
"When I landed I went with a friend
that bad been over bere six months to
the house where he boarded and
lodged. and well. too. for a sum that
* ppe* rs ridoeo'lous to me now. as I
look back to It.
"When we were in the midst o' the
dinner that was my flrst meal Sandy
MacLaughMn put his month close lo
my ear and whispered to me:
" Tut butter on your pie. Angu?
Three dollars a week is rse )oke '
"An" 1 can tell ye I put a cood bit
oar-Youths Companion.
Couldn't 8??t Him.
It <?as ot l?r. Whewtll, the famous ?
master of Trinity. ih:it Sydney Smith
said. "If science was hb< forte, om
niscience was his foible." Cotx-ernlng
this foible an amusing story is told.
A rival talker resolved for once to pet
the better of W be well and crammed
the subject of Chines meta physic*.
He lost no time In dexterously leading
the conversation toward the topic ami
at once fluently and confidently ex
pressed hi* opinions, when, to his as
tontshment. Wbewel! rushed Into the
?object quite at home and In direct '
contradiction to his views. "Sir." said
tbe master, "will you have the good
ness to jrlve me the authority upon
which the opinions you hare expressed
are based?" "Certainly," said his oppo
nent? "an article In tbe Kncyclopaedla
Britannlca." "t?b!" ?nld W he well. "I
wrote the article myself ten years ago
and have sinoe seen good reason* to
change my vicwaP
Painfully Petit*.
Old Gentleman <to hoy on twelfth
Wrthdnyi? 1 h<n?e yon will Imprwe In
wisdom, knowtedce and virtue Boy
(politely -The in me to you. sir.
H O M K H O \VX 8 P K I X ? j
CHICKK >'
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The l*?<k Train Ko?t*uran1
PIVE GOOD ONt8 TO ORAW TO.
rebbieford and Gibson Rr* Rod
wetoer. Bit* Ribbon and Pal* Rain
ier Beer at the Board ot Trade.
Location notices, pracer and quarts
tor mle ky the Dally Alaskan tf
MOORES' WHARF CO
Tenmlaae VC, p. * T. Rout*
All S>athhimit<1StaAin<ro Arrive and IVjvart FromThta Dock
REGULATIONS 1*10.
WVt Wm open ft* <>?>liv*rj- of mercbandfe* from S a tn to R p. m
P.-ri-h*bloB ONXT dcHrefed on Suada.y or at nljrht
Ait frptybt ahtpmeot* deoUned ?otatkbrand imist b* accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (!**?!? ?n be obtained at the U. S. cua
t>nw office) and mu*t ><? deHr?red before & p. m No frelplit will be
r*?o*iv*d or the wharf after thla howr
RAOGAE? Talla will be coB?cted on CHECKED RAQOAOE ONLT
No cbarre for ba*a and STtpa when unchecked.
TV wharf (rat? will be closed to the public when ateamer la nrartnjc
dock and will be opened when peenenren hare disembarked.
Tariff can be had oa appltraUnn at office on dock.
P. O. 8oa 17V E J. ?HAW, Oonaral Manager.
The White Pass AYukon Route
TIMK TABUS NO. 20.
< Dally Kxcept Sunday )
I Riothl
1? rt*M
# :? *, m. Lmm
12:?W |V M.
tt:4S
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S.VI ~ Arrives
Arrive*
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WAGCAT
? WHTTK TA8S
f UW CABIN
r BKXVKTT
CARIBOl
? RUIHOR8K
Passenger* rnn? N? at depot* In time to bar# Bacgape Inspected
awl checked Inspection t* stopped 30 minute* before leaving time of
train*.
150 pownd* of bacm* will be checked free with each full fare
ticket and 75 pounds with **cft half far* ticket.
No. 2 H. Bound
1st class
4:3.1 p. m.
son
2:30 **
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11:40 a. m.
Lmt* P:80 "
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PROFESSIONAL CARTf
Attorn*/*
GUNNISON & MARSHALL
Attorneys-At-I^*
P O. Box B. Juneau. aim*?
H. B. LE FEVRE
ATTORNEY- AT-LAW
Commissioner For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
Slounray. Aia*t?
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA!
Daotiat*.
OR. I.. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern Method*
Opec Evenings
Cffloe Hour*: >-12 a. m 16 p. m
\jtsktn Bail dint, Broadway
SKAGWAY, ALASKA. !
Dental Suppli'f .
M. W. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Dealers Id ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bids., Seattle, Wank
Orders by mali or cable will r?i
c*C*e prompt attention. Catalogue
en requee*.
PILES CUREO IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
"onr drugrifst will refund money If
PASO OINTMENT fails to cure any
rase of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days 50c.
Food cooked as It should be at
the "White Pass Cafe" Only the
Nest in the market. Mrs. Orloff
King, proprietress. tf
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6, Oyster Hay Mines
at Ladysmitb, the highest grade
Household coa.1 of all (he B. C. flelda
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat.
Light Ash
On and after July 1 sr., 1910, we
shall offer thia coal, selected and
graded as follows: ?
lV>uble Screened and tacked.. $13 ton
Screenings (sacked) 8 ton
Screenings (balk) 7 ton
Abore prices Include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaska.
JUNEAU 8 8 CO'8.
RLBCTRIC LIGHTED STF.AM
HRATRD 8TKAMEK
Georgia
Carryln* U S Mali
For flainea. Berner* Bay, Juneao,
Hoona, Tenakee, S lea and w^vrorta
maiLS
PROM IKAQWAV
AlO. .1, 11. 17, 23, 211.
SKIT. 4, 10, 1H. 22, 8ft.
at l:R a. m.
WILLIS NOWKLL, M?r . Juneau
0 STEAMERS FOR j
Seattle, Tacoma.
Victoria, Vancouver. Aasrortet, B?Ui?g(i?n> '
Everett. OlyiapM, Port Towwmd, Sooth I
BellingKam, FjirHti, Santa Barbara, Nktico
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS. G. A. P. D. C D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 13 Jam? St, Seattle f 12 Martrt St., San Franowc
R <tl rmarrcd to chatifo tku ScbeJnk
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle
July 30 Aug. 11, 23 Sept. 4 , 16,28
Spokane Sept. 10, 22 Oct . 4, 16, 28
State of California August 5, 17, 29
FRANK H. HOLD, Agent, 2nd Broadway, tfkagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
Next (tailing ot tb? fast pumtmgm steam ?r
JEFFERSON
Aug. 31. Sept. 12-24.
* Oct. 6-18-30. Nov. 10
DOLPHIN
Sept. 6-18-30
Oct. 12-24. Nov. 5 21
I Company r?*WTM tk? rf*bt to ckaajr ?Hln* dat* without nottr*
I TELEPHONE NO. M. C. B. OUPTILL, AGKNT.
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Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B.?C. COAST SERVICE)
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Sailings From SKagway
Famou* Steamers
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA <??*>
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
*?'ibjeci to ?h*r>r* wit.mut otic#
Vancouver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Pheiw, 87 F. F W. LOWLE, Agant |
Steamship Humboldt
THE ONLY INDEPENDENT STEAISHIP OPERATING 10 S. E. ALASKA
Will sail from Skajjway for Seattle and Way Port*
AUGUST 4, 13, 25
S*illn* dftt* subject to change without Mtlce.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
9mUW Office: Tlckrt* ?n<l nil Information
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HE (^MF0H?TH?LE
Through Tickets To and F rom
Atlin, Dawson Fairbanks, and all Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points
EFFECTIVE ABOUT AUGUST 1 5th. HANDSOMELY APPOINTED
IP air II ?r ?IbseirvsnlodDini ?airs
Will be placed in regular service between Skaguay and White Horse. These cars are designed
especially with a view to comfort, affording an opportunity to view the scenery over the famous
White Pass to the bent advantage, and will be equipped with spurious individual leather chairs
writing desks, card tables, and dressing rooms.
? Regular Sailings between White Horse and Dawson on Commodious Steamers
Constant Improvement in Service is Our Ainr. " Su?str**ton? Invited
For Further Information, Apply to
O. L. DIC1KESON, President, Skaguay, Alaska and Vancouver, B. C.