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Famous for its Home Cookmg.
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PircrUin Baths on fidi floor
RATES- $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
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THK CAl'HK Ol W*\K
War between the Balkan stall's
;ind the Turks in nothing m?*.
Montenegro has been a\ ?rar fcrjrh
? he Turks periodically tlie li??k 400
Th?- two are on th# horde:'
ilm> between Christian and Moslem i
forces. The mgif old bittern 'Jss
which e\ist?<d betwwm Christian and
follower* of Mohammed (11 m??tk
western Europe. ho.'or> the Rpmttsh
drove out the Moors, prevail* In
that portion ot southanster? KtJroP'
in the tone embracing Bulgaria,
Scrvla. Albania, Montenegro, l>el
matla, Greece, Croatia, Kusvenland,
Bosnia, HertcROvanla, parts of
Kou mania and the Turkish border
states
? The effort# of the Turk* to do
minate in > itialn localities has kept
alive the strife. The Independent
spirit of the people of the small
Balkan states has been anything but
conciliatory. Tht- Turks, with their
desire to crush the spirit of the
people of those states. cannot hope
for complacent absorption or well
defined lines of settlement so long
us so many small state" exist
Chaotic conditions will prevail until
some first-cluss power assumes sux
eralnty or absorbs the Halkans
These small principalities are in
such a keystone position that their
.concession to any of the powers
creates a delicate labor for diploma
cy.
The Greek Catholic adherence on
i?m> side and Moslem intolerance
on the other aggravate* the situ
ation. For people at a long dis
tance to fathom all the detail of
i he difficulties betwewn the two
i>eoples is almost impossible. How
ever, It is more than likelv that ex
treme bitterness generated out of
hundreds ot years of friction has
< aused the participants to take ex
aggerated views of thtMr grievances,
nd hot-headed, precipitate action
may be piavlug no little part in
: tie drama which means the spill
ing of blood of thousands.
If the present fight would clean
up the misunderstanding of centur
y's, and bring on decided and defin
ite boundaries, with well defined
powers in control on both sides, It
would be a blessing to millions of
people on both sides, it would be
a blessing to millions of people on
both sides of the fighting line Thir
ty million Balkans and their neigh
bore are affected; millions of Turks
are involved. Montenegro, the na- !
(ion first declaring war. It must be|
remembered, has but 3,600 square I
miles and only 228,000 people Her
waiving of the fire brand may ex
cite the others to similar warlike I
action. Any war always means
danger of wlde?pread conflagration
The Montenegrins have the fight
ing heart. It cannot be said all
Turks have, especially when called
to war from such widely separated
regions as those from the Turkish
army is recruited. Hence the
Montenegrins, and the same may
be said to a degree of her allies,
may be expected to do by far the
more daring and effective fighting
for their numbers. But the Turk
is resourceful, with a vast popula
tion and a vast country on which to
draw. It Is a nasty fight, and
crave doubt exists if the people
will be any further along in actual
understanding and benefits to them
selves when the conflict will have
ended than they are today.? Daw
son News.
The first cigar made in this val
ley of home-grown tobacco was
that which Abe Stein rolled at the1
fair the other evening when a visit
or there, and calmly smoked while
ho continued his rounds of the ex
hibits.
One of tke exhibits at the fait
which attracted much attention was
the large tobacco plant from which
was hanging a small bundle of the
dried leaves. This was exhibited
Uy Vincent Mayrtlch.
Abe Stein, who at one time wn*
in the cigar manufacturing .busi
ness, saw t'lese and instantly -ap
propriated * couple which he rolled
on the nearby table, trimming them
with his pocket knife, ending with
a fine looking smoke to which he
applied the match, muca to the In
terest of the onlookers, who did not
know that Fairbanks was In the Ha
vana tobacco belt.- News Minor.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson R/e. Bnd
welser. "Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ler Beer at the Board of Trade.
Go to the "White Pass Cafe"
'or the b?t meals In Wt'tohorse.
Now under the manage lent of Mrs.
Oiloff Kin?. tf
Food cooked as It should be at
the "White Pa?? Cawr " Otly th?
best In the market Mrs. Orloft
King, proprietress. ^ . tf
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HIH IK OttAK WMfUKK
Tho following *rtte1e ta jgken
from the Fairbanks Tlm*HI?#-8?j>
tember 27: g 4*
Among the other thtus' that
Philip s Smith, governm?ft ^eolo
im, wns called upon to l??k .-Into
and examine while Iwg* w?r ?ome
sample of near . lih" fr'nt w?#.talt
?m ft?nVftm>: i% within S mil**
of fbijt'tuuijfe anil Van .pnJhofcnced
by the geologist an of a . ,?uj*rlor
grade. hC(J Ml. 'Mft <4 for (piefcmaking
He promised EL K. Olllejr, through
whose effort* he wan Aaked to In
vestigate the itubsUuica. that he
would take samples of the post to
Wellington, for examination there
by one of the member# of the sirr
ve.v who has been making a sflrclal
ty of the study of peat. In fact,
s marked Mr. Jlmlth to a Tinwk
man, the surveyor haa Interested'
himself so greatly In the mattfcrof
peat investigation that the othw
geologists hare dropped hia initials.
0. A., and now refer to hl? ?*
"Peat" Davia. Mr Smith promis
ed to send Mr. Dilley several leaf
lets prepared by Mr. Davis rela
tive to the preparation of p?4t fbr
fuel
Seen last evening, Mr. Jjllley
said that be had run across the
peat bog several years ago when
he was grading the F.ster road He
*aid th.it the bog is about three
'uiles from town on the right hand
Hide of the Ester road. The tog is
three miles long and from ooeWnMir-l
ier to one-half mile in width. In
various places Hie -vegetation com
prising the peat is hadly rotted,
while in others It Is hard and com
pact. The boe varies In thicknew,
l?ut to Mr. IMIloy appears to hfcW
in a venire depth of four feet,
Mr Smith told Mr Dllley ihgt
'he bo?: could tie draln??d out and
<he peat prepared Into cakes, set
?>ut in the sun during the ?unrim?r{
time and dried for fuel. In many
;>arts of the world, especially In sec
; ions ot Ireland, peat is muck used
'or fuel and hag been found to be
ierv satisfactory Because of the
>hort summers here and the latk of
irrangeme.its for drying the feat,
ihe geologist did not seem to think
that the valtte of the bog should he
overestimated by Falrbanksans.
ODD COURTS MARTIAL
Solemn Fare** That Have B?n En
acted In the British Navy.
It is a rule in -the British nary that
when a ship Is rest away or otherwise
lost a court martial moat ait in order
to apportion the blam?. Sometimes
these courts really try and condemn
those that are b<!kJ to be re*poo<!ble
At other time* tbrir duties are.
the rery anture of tbe catastrophe,
uiore or less nominal.
Thus, when tha Seqient was k?*f off
the Spanish roast, a court martial as
aerabled anil solemnly ??tried" thre* or
dinary bluejackets. the aole surTlror*
although they of trourae had no more to
do whh the error In navigation wfclch
led np to tbe catastrophe than the linn
In the moon. K
A similar aoteira fnr<* was enacted
after the lot* of the Captain In tbe
bay of Risen y, when 1X1 officers and
men lost their lire*. In tbia riwe a
(runner named James May. one ot the
eighteen who esretpeu from tbe wt4<-k.
was the nominal ""culprit." The *er
diet waa that the loss of the ?hl|?
due to Instability and faulty ?-ointrur<
tlon. This really amounted to a toh*
of censure on Ottwper Tolas, the de
signer, but as he went down with
the ungainly monster lie bad cfwrtM
he was beyond the rcsch of oHher
j Illume or praise
On another occasion a small "tiiMily"
' of thirteen years nf aije was put *i?>ii
f trial, and once. It N said, n voiirt
| martial naeettblell on a eat. wplrh
I chanced to l>e the Nate llvlnjr fhins
found aboard a dprrltct frigate
Murger'e Las* Word*.
In the diary ot itaron d'Amlies.
published as ""Hie Intimate M rmottis of
KipoMoli Ht ." Is this entry for ian
I cary. ISffl:
1 "I was * Ith AliWe Millet (the wulp
for), who was the last that spotafc to
htm <M'irs?r. the wrlteri. And what
do you think he said to N| 1 1 lot V "Ntlnd
i you 4 ? ? there are only three things
| In life? friendship, lore awl'- he
, xnild not finish, he wait choking ? ? ?
The man fell slleiit 11 while llieh went
I on agnln. fascinated. "Friendship? tore'
? 1 wish I knew what the third thing
I waa."
Ona Universal Symbol.
"Scientlet* at work on a universal
language have cue symbol to start
; with that already has tbe same mean
! ing the world over." a traveler mid
"Tt:*t Is fbe skull and cross hones It*
speech Is eren more nnlverml than
m??tc or money. Mnskal r nines dif
fer In different iT?nntries. aa does nion
; ey. Imt frwai one eml of the earth to
the other a skull and croasbones mean?
poison "?New Vork Tlmea.
Real Marit.
Re.il merit of ?ny kind cannot b?
long concealed. It will be dlscorefert,
and nothlnp can depreciate It btK a
m>n's exhibiting It himself. It that
not always be rewarded aa M otflfht
but It will always be known -O heater
field.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
m nePOUT
SKAOWAV
i!e*< It* of (tie <?>> -??? n tak*?
at J**"* iV. U?r( M ml *???M
"a*t n:a|i, ?L" #l%s:g
jj i '
J '? .*
Beroni.ter 29:22. Ckmdy and t?J?.
' I'.aJJW 0,00, ? !
Isaa &X
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louirhnho. .11 (set a flr?t > Im line o
*k.tj ? n *,111 Ut. found M U?e |
Vienna Be > wry. ftr ?*<l?ar> be?weee
Fifth and . "Mitb ArMM* f
no err? ? ? e
Ron<ie<! wMtSVe- <JIN n. Mown
VcCM eel Be!m?it. Tbe beet nf|
Beef? I1W ftlbbon. PlIwM* a
pale Rmfctt?f. at the KUoM. T#l?-|
pbo?e ST **
iunn
OKK it (lUftlllCI tAl.f
Sold at a lose! Mult Rainier, 2# |
c?nta par bet tie. B*pe* Inlly prepar
ed for elck people and Invalid*, and]
excellent for our*lng mother*. On 1/1
two barrele left. After that, price!
will be Sr. rent* per bottle.
, , I'ack Trtln Bar.
yb&Ciiq hi. ~ i
S& r?*r a Bdlhe rooked netl?
quick i-Ttan i?f?lct Where? At '
the K*? Home Restaurant. Fifth]
Avcnu half a tnlri'it from Itr-iaJwa
telj figfH
I i . HOW'S THI??
HaBl/TlL.
We ni ; . i ilundr^it lv>.l?r* Re
aard I >r any ?*??? of cttarrb that < a:
not be ciirni by Hall'* Caurrh Car*
K. J. CHEXfiY * CO . T?Wn, O
We, ttr ;t:aler*l*?ed bare bouwa |
P. J. t"hen*f for On* p^at i* year*
Toledo O
and beiie?e hlr" perfrvtly honorable!
in *11 *'(*'' 9JT (rhn*-erJloi?a. a>U fin
anctkliv aW?n ?rr? out any oblige
tie tie |.il? W ?? (Inn va'dln*. K'n
nan * M aft la. Wholesale erujrirlate o
Hall'* Catttri *vre in taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and ?u< t>us #urf?c. of# rtj* -<?<-em
TeeUmoiilalt trvi ?r< ?*?. I'rlce 7Sc
per boule sold by all dni??leU.
Take 1 la ST' ? ;*an. 'j I'll'* for
yet lion
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Hurol*' ItartM&er mjcceaaar u
W. W nogghton, bu >ks? tfc.
igSJicy for fc?* famoua
. KL INriNfTO CLKA*
HAVANA CIOARS.
1,009 racalved from the f??
tory Ta?t>a, ?*? W f>? w*Dt
beat don't fell to gWa fe?" *'-><??
a trial
Non? better and purer than Olb
Rye, Rainier and Olympla Ba?r
Order* by 'phone promptly delivered
The Maacot
>: ok KtKrnov
io the of fh* town of
SkagwA)-. J>ivWton \o 1. Terri
tory of Alaska.
Notlrp it hereby Riven that par
suant to an Act of c*o?rw. ?n
titled, "An Art to <'rd?t?* a I>*g*
? latlve Assembly In the ftlfhfy 6f
Alaska, to Confer I<exialatire Pow
er Thereon and for Other Parpow
en," a general election for tke afee
| tion of two senators and puf repra
<ten tat Ires to the Alaska Legislative
Assembly, as' provided In said Act,
will be held on Tuesday, Not. *>.
1911, betwceUjlfc# ho*?rx of I o'etoc"
m and 7 <V?l?ck p m. of Mid
day.
The ('??flton Council of Rkag
way hating heretofore, by ordinance
iluly the voting precincts
of said and the pplliag place*
in each thereof, flip elector* are
hereby n< ?tfl?d:
That all duty qualified voter* re
siding within the boundaries of vot
ing precinct No. t of suid town of
Kkagway, which are as fniiuw*
embracing all tha p:?'fed townsile
of Skagway will vota at the Town
Hall Rulldlng located on Fifth
street, In and upon I/Ot 3, of Ktork
S, which Is owned by tha Tow* of
Skagway and occupied by said town,
the same being the duly designated
polling place tn and f?r preetnrt
No. 1, Town of Skagway.
Dated this Sth dav of Octobar,
Jfft ,jaX i v
Tlie ( CVunril t>(
the Tavra rrf Akagway.
By D. McKay, Clerk.
Send tha Alaakan to your frlenda
rnonmnmju, camp*.
Attorney*
OUKKIBO* A MARA HA l't<
P. 0 Hoi R. l??if, Alaaka
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AHntM)r-At>U? >
C?m^ l?ior?r>r for Takon T?*rltofy
I 1 to Tut* AfflAifHi
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IV?UI Stlppta.
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DKSTAI, H r P P Ii I K M
J If Walker Bid* Kettle. Wuk
Order* by nail or cable will receive
prompt atteutten Paraloga* on m
Twat tj. .. $ ^ ,
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Curiof, Ivory Curving*
Indian Basket*
CHINA AND CUT CLAM
Oftnn Viieh liMpwt* for tlx
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