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EDITORIAL PAGE
In tb* new* column* of today's.
lmily Alaskan th*r* uppers a call
for a nMln| to b* h*ld in a fn?h- 1
ionahle S**ttl* hot*l for th*
pose of dismissing 111* question of
regulating the fish traffic o* thr**
or four ?n?W out of th* hun
dreds in
Uiscussio* win b* confin*d to th*
at reams mentioned in the c?II No
ivw * til i* p*rmiit*d *? **y ??.*??
Iking a Son i th* handr*ds of f**
irt|? that irt il*ily depopulating
th* fish in then* water* No on*
* ill be allowed to speak for the
imicr stream* that are under th*
owtn?l of V H* Alaska as*e
ciat ion and til* cannery int*r*?t?
The ?Mt quantfti*s of herring and
other food n*h that ape vearlv used
to make into f*Ttil??*r must net
in?f up for dinrusaton at thi* kW
glor* meeting It in called In tb*
uitervst of th* Alaska Pack*** As
sociation for th* |>it* and simple
purpoee of hood wink injt II* public
vnd for making r*t<orts hack to
Washington that will sound good
What ? n d i v id u al fisherman ia
there in Alaska * ho can afford toj
>tiMul that meeting* Who would
tw ifk-onw there or listened to*
Th ere are hundred* of fishermen lti
th* north who ar* barely making
an existence at th* price* paid by
th* big compaate* and har* witkrr
th* tim* nor aowy to fro to swcb a
nwrtins and fxpbiR th* actual con
ditions and ofT*r solutions of th*
problem They cant **< there
But th* agent* for the Alaaka
Packers Association will be th*c*
Th* cannery own*r will be there
and th* corporation flaherman will
be there Bowers will h* th*r*. and
perhaps some papa's son. who ner
*r saw a Ti*h larger than a Ohinen*
goldfish will be **nl oat from Waah
tnmon to brine back a previonaly
prepared report That i* tb* usual
procedure. and we do not hop* for
a change uatil ?* g?-t a cbang* e4
administration
Had th* Pommerce and Labor de
partment been sincor* and really de
sirous ?f an honest lnrretlgation erf
conditiona. th*y would bar* called
th*ir rtf*ttn* ia Sontheaitem
Alaska They mould hare Inrlted
the newly organiced Oaherman'i an
ion They would bar* asked for
reports or th* d?*t nxtliv fish tmpa
from ww*ow besidan tb* owners.
The* ?o?) Id want to know about
the herring fisherien and tb* oil
and ferti.i?*r planta
_il_
Ml ST <iKT OH RT ItRltMOX
HKMHUB TO?Tl.K l t\ lit
Washington. Ang 1? ? Tb* *?
pretne court bugaboo ia to be
bronchi up to tent tb* rtirhta of tb*
people to pass law* governing the
fre* pasnace of American boats
through the > Panama canal The
hill has passed both heusm of con
grms. been signed by tb* prenident
and has th* backing of ninety per
rmt of ?be American people, y*t
th* supreme court may now *t*i? In
and sidetrack tb* who)* matter
sou Id they so choose Th* preaident
haa si?nitfle1 hi* intention to tab*
th* matter to tb* highest court to
get an opinion before b* will consid
er It aaf* to apply th* lav.
Th* snprem* court l? next to tb*
Almijrbty in gorominc tb* affairs of
this conntrv From tb* original po
sition of interpreters of tb* laws
made by con great tho> bar* gradaaV
It become creators of law.
MOMK t<RO IN S r K I X O
rmcKK N
Tb* rack Train Ro^urant
T>er? is the usual preelection
complaint throughout the country
that business i* dull and unsettled
The man who Is busy painting his
hoe*, rutting down weeds and fix
ing his wnlks doe* not know that
business in dull It he raises hi*
own garden and chickens he doesn't
carp *hKlw* basin*** Is doll or
not Husinoss dew not necessarily
awn wiling good* or loaning
wowt. The man who pick* ten do!
lars woeth of berries ia a bettor
business man than one who loses
that much in trade.
lily-Ibers
TO IK [ FISH
The following "Whereas"' has boon
sent out by the Department of Com
merce and l?ahor and ia signed by
Chart** Nagle and Pish Commis
sioner Rowers It will be noticed
that the meeting ia caUed to take
place at a swell hotel in Seattle
No real fishermen of Alaska will he I
able to attend, but the Alasks Pack-'
er* will hare their representatives
there, as will the cannery owners
It can be figured in advance what
kind of a "Rssolation" trill result
from such a meeting Any-war, here
is the "Call " Rend It and hope
for something to eome that will pro
tect our ftsk from total extermina
tion
Whereas the Secretary of Com
merce and Labor has been requested
to prohibit all commercial fishing In
all streams tributary to Cook Inlet,
Uaska. K>ak River near Prince
William Sound. Alaska; Anan or
Humphak Creek on Cleveland Pen
inswla. Alaska, and Naha Stream on
Revillagigedo Island, Alaska, Includ
ing the lakes in their catchment
basins rrequented by salmon, and an
area or tone within 50g yards of
each of the above stresMs, notice
is hereby given under the provision
of Section C of the Act of Cong
ress approved Jen* *?, 1M?, en
titled "An Act for the protection
and regulation of the fisheries of
\laska". a hearing to determine the
adviftibiltty of setting aside the
above named waters as pr seen os for
spawning grounds and limiting \?r
prohibiting all commercial fishing
therein, will he held in the ' Wash-;
mgton Hotel Anne*", at Seattle.
Washington, on October 18, 1111,
at IS o'clock, a. m . at which time
and place all persons Isfterested
?ill be heanl ,
Nose better and purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier sad Olympia beer. Or
tecs by "phone promptly delivered |
rhe V snoot tf.
How*e? Vof Re*?t : ? fi. R Wright.
North Kwl. 1 1. (
I>:V!ous Ice Cretan end K*
aeem sods, with strict. ty pure fruit
lakes sad crushed fruits at the
Vienna Gate, Broadway, bet wees
Fifth a ad Sixth Avsa. tf
The best meals Is Whltehoree at
the "White Psss Cafe," only white
help employed Mrs Ortott King
proprieties*. tf
COMPANY AT BREAKFAST.
A Surpriaa Party That Startled a
Bride in India.
"1 *n married In India." aay? a
?il!H In the CoutiN t ost a Gazette,
"and rented a little house fourteen
mile* or so from any otber habita
tion of white men Tbe morning my
wife and I arrived tbe'servants laid
breakfast oa tbe veranda overlooking
tbe river At tbe Matter of tbe plate*
there began to come down from tbe
big tree that overshadowed tbe hooae
and up the tree that grew in the ravine
behind It from the bouse roof Itwlf.
from everywhere, a multitude of aol
ran monkey*
"They came up singly and In couple*
and In families and took tbeir places
without ?ol?e or fusa on the veranda
and aat there like an audience waiting
for an entertainment to begin And
when the breakfast wan all laid and
the monkeys were all seated I went in
to call my wife.
" 'Breakfast is ready, and they are
all waiting!" I said.
"?Who are waiting? she asked In
dismay '1 thought we were going to
be alone, and I was Just coming out In
my dressing gown.'
"?Never mind.' I said "The people
? bo-it here are not fashlonalily dressed.
Ttoey wear pretty much tbe same
things all the year round
"And ao my wife came out. Imagine
her astonishment In tbe middle of
the veranda stood our breakfast table,
and all the rest of the space as well as
the railings and the steps, was covered
with an Immense company of monkeys,
as grave as |>o?slble and as motion
less ami silent as if they were stuffed
Only their eyes kept blinking and their
little round ears kept twitching. My
wife laughed heartily-*! which the
monkeys only looked all the graver
and aat down.
" 'Will they eat anything?' she asked
"Try them.' 1 aakl.
"So ahe picked up a biscuit and threw
tt among the company. Three bun
died monkeys Jumped Into the air like
oae. and for an Instant there was a
riot that defies description. The next
moment every monkey was sitting in
Its place as solemn as If It had never
moved Only their eyes winked and
their ears twitched
"My wife threw them another bis
cuit and the riot broke out again. Then
ahe threw them another and another
and another. But at last we bad given
away all that we bad to give and got
up to go. The monkeys at once rose
and. adrandnf gravely to tbe steps,
walked down them in a solemn pro
ce?s*on and dispersed for the day s oc
j cupatlcns
Pracapta and P-acticaa.
| A mother had Impressed upon tbe
j mind of her little boy the Importance
of keeping the commandments One
Say he wes tempted to t;ike an oranirr
from a basket where he ronl.1 do ??
without being detected He h:id not
however, gone far before It came into
Ma mind. "Thou shalt not steal.'' His
conscience was troubled He thorght
be would carry It back at once, but
then it wns <w nice. He. however, de
Cided at last to he honest with the
command and not to steal. So he re
fumed It and went away. If not with
the orange, with what was better, a
clear wwilcmT When his mother
asked Mm If be bad l>oen a good Nit
? II tbe day he was a little confused and
?aid:
"I don't know; prett\ c??od | guess
( haven "t broken any of the mnmand
oents. but I irtiess I cracked one ol
them."? M nek ?? Monthly. ?
Pit Muatacha.
The honv of the mustache Is In
Spain. atHl here h? tin- history of Its
origin: After the Moors Br?t Invaded
the country lite CM<lkw and Moslem
| population Iveantr so till x til that It
waa ditfi' iiit to say ?vht< h were Moor*
and which S|atnlaiMs The S|?intard?
then hit U|s?n a mentis by which they
[ could at o?m* distinguish their breth
j ten. They did not shave their lips any
| longer, ami they allowed a tuft of hair
j to grow below tlielr under lips, so that
their beards fotriHHi the rude outline
of a crow* Thus the mustache hoc nine
a aymbol of lil*?rty ami fratcrnltjr.
Rxchange
A Farced Cenfaaaien.
"Prttw! Here's tbe rain coming
down again ami somebody's stolen my
umbrella."
"Somebody's stolen wbatT*
"Well, tbe umbrella I've been carry
ing for tbe lasi week or ao "-Catholic
Standard and Time*
Our Emotient.
All things have a resunrction ex
cept the etnotfc<ns Phey are horn,
they die. they m-\er return A Joy or
? despair nfice gone la a plianfom for
ever.
A Tens* M attar.
Millie- Was that vonr Intended with
whom I saw you yesterday? tSrace?
Tes. my present future." so to speak.
-Pa tire
M OORES' WHARF CO
tmdm W. P. * T. Rn^,
All S??utfcbonn?1St*ainM'8 Arrive and IVj>art From This Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warpkoueee oc*n for d*Mr*rj at W eba?d!*e from S a m. to r> p. m.
(Vrfefcabtas ONLY drUreKed <m SaM?r or at night
AU nvi*ht ah!j>meot? deeUoed aoCKbbcmnd must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (V9** can be obtained at the U. 8. cub
tome office) and raoat bt 4?Mf?red before 5 p m. No freight wiil be
nee*! red on Use wlarf after thto boor.
BAOGAX ? Ttolli will be coBected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY
No cbart* for b**? mad grkm when unchecked.
The wharf rate wfli be Cioeed to the public when steamer la neortnjr
dork and wffl be opened when bare disembarked
Wbarfb** TartS can be bad on aw>Bc*Uoa at office on dock.
P. O. Iw 17*. t. J. SHAW, General Manager.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys
GUNNISON A MARSHALL
Attorseya-At-Law
P. a Box E Juneau, 4h?ka
H. B. LE FEVRE
ATTORNEYAT-LAW
Commissions For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
8tar*v, Aiuu
STEVE RAQAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES Al
DntkU.
OR . L. S. K E L L E
DENTIST
Moat Modem Method*.
Open Kvenl&xs.
CCflce Hours 8 12 a n l-i
Aj??kec Building, Bra
SKAGWAV, AL
Oentel Supplies
*?. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
?Dealers In
DENTAL IUPPLIB8
229 Walker BMg., Seattle, Waab
Ciders by mall or ceble will r<
?h'u prompt attention (.'aiaVigo
4i request
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
>"o?r druggist will refund money If
\\7. 0 OINTMENT falls to cure a iv
ase of Itching, Blind, Weeding or
l?rotrndlng Piles In t to II days. &"c
Food cooked no It should be at
the "White Pass Cafe." Only the
beat in the market. Mr*. Orloff
King, proprietress tf
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6, OysW Hay Mines
at Ladyemith, the highest crade
Household coal of ail the n. C. Tel ia
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat. !
Light Ash
On and aftw July lat, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected and
graded as follows: ?
Double Screened and sacked . . $ 1 3 ton
Screenings (sacked) 8 ton .
Screenings (bulk) 7 ton ,
Above prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.j
Alaska T ranster Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaska.
JUNEAU S 8 OO'S.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED "TF. A V
HKATED STKAMEK
Georgia
Carrying U. S M*1l
For Halaea, Reroers Bay, Juneau,
Hoods, Teoakee.S ?? and WavpiM-tt
SAILS '
FROM SKAGWAY
Al'G. 5, 11, 17, 23. 2'?.
SK1"T. 4, 10, 1?. 22, 2H.
at i:oo i. m.
#ILUS NOWELL, Mer,Jon?a.
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacomai
Victoria, Vsacowm. AnacnrtM. RciKneham I
?vctc?, Otrrpi*. Port Towmend. Snolh I
Eui-k*. S*m? B?rhtr?, Mfwi
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREW'S. G. A. P. D. C D. DL'NANN. P. T. M.
J 13 Jmo-i St, 1 12 Si., Sm Fwirwr
R ^l r?mH to cKant*' t)?i? SrMoki
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle
July 30 Aug . II, 23 Sept. 4, 16,28
Spokane Sept. 10, 22 Oct. 4, 16, 28
State of California August 5, 17, 29
FRANK H. FOLD, Agent, 2ad Brtttdwsy, Nkagway
Alaska Steamship j
Company
CARRYING
f
CARRYING U. S. MAIL ANO WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
N>irt Mlllnx of *?? r**t p?M?nf?r
JEFFERSON
Aug. 31. Scpl. 12-24.
Oct. 6-18-30. Nov. 10
DOLPHIN
Sept. 6-18-30
Oct. 12-24. Nov. 5 21
I Company nociw !>? rtjrht to chaac aalllnic flutea notlc?
TELEPHONE NO. 94. C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
J
Canadian Pacific Ry.
fB.C COAST SERVICE) .
Sailings From SKagway
Famous Steamer#
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA ^
WILL l-EAVE 5KAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
Subject to change wltarnt otic*
Vancouver, Vidoriaft Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phon# 87 F. F W. LOWLE Agent
Steamship Humboldt
THE ONLY IIIOEFENPEIIT STEAMSHIP OPEMTMG 10 S. I IUSU
Will sail from Ska^way for Seattle and Way Ports
AUGUST 4. 13; 25
Sailing data nubjort to change without notice.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
Ticket* and nil Information
H. flAflTWIOSKIf, Mb * Broadw'jr.
E PASS 8 YliKH if
Through Tickets To and f rom
Atlin, Dawson Fairbanks, and all Interior Alaska
, and Yukon River Points
EFFECTIVE ABOUT AUGUST 15th. HANDSOMELY APPOINTED
Parlor ?IbservaiilDdDDii ?airs
Will be placed in regular service between Skagtisy 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 best advantage, and will be equipped with spacious individual leather chairs
writing desks, card tables, and dressing rooms.
Regular Sailings between White Horse and Dawson on Commodious Steamer*
Constant Improvement in Service it Our Aim. " Susrse*?ton? Invited
For Further Information. Apply to
0. L. DI'CKESON, President, Skaguay, Alaska and Vancouver, B. C.