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Tunc*' en 40 watts .70
Tonpston 60 watts 1.00
Tfingstea 100 watts 1.35
Tantoium 25 watts .50
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tComttJMted fTOlB Fag* I.)
,ts and astronomers h? Rritaln.
Aecordtag to <h e plan# of Captain |
ixxKt. ouMnicd be for# h? depa^vd oni
! Ills polar Quest, be would establish !
two baeea oa tho Antarctic Jc* Mr i
rier, mm M AlacMurdo bay, the oth- i
or at Kto*t Bdward'a Land, of aotue
4M mil? apart, to be, 11 possible,
connected by wireless telegraphy
Kach of these bases would be about
So? statute miles from the Booth pole,
and by mean* o f them both ends O f
the barrier would be explored. K Is
Known that tho MacMurdo bay post
was securely established by Captain
Scott, the news bavins been brought
back to New Zealand by hi* ship,
the Ten* Nova.
How morh more has been aeooa
jiWiiHI by the Raglishman and Ms
party is largely a matter for conjec
tare. FVom the MacMurdo bay base,
over the SoO miles to the pole, the
real wort of the expedition hsd t<>
be done. The explorer declare*! hi
expected to take front 120 to 150 1
days to make the Journey to and
| from the base.
Sentiment plays a pari In the plar.s
of Captain Scott, who said before
I leaving that he would have white
i men with him at the pole. He com
! men ted on the fact that Commander
: l>ary bad a single lone negro with
! hint when he reached the North pole.
! Scott jie would haw 16
man with him on the i ? *"*? <V
Ittding the scientists of the party.
So well provisioned is the 8o#tt
. xpedirton that K would not be nec
i i ssary for him to abandon the at
tempt in the event, thai the first
dash did not meet with success. He
could return to tthe base of supplies,
rest during the "off season"' aftd re
turn *o the task refreshed during the
next sp(x months.
"In fact, we shall Jolly well stop
there tHl the thing is done," said
Captain Scott Just before be ent
loose from civlHration.
Captain Scott is a veteran explorer,
having attained great success on his
memorable Invasion of the Antarctic
in 1JHMM. when he reached the then
?farthest south," getting to latitude
K2 degrees IS minutes JS brconds
south, or with in KW miles of the
polo. Shackle ton's expedition of
IM>? waa the onJy one that has stir
!>assed this.
The Noruagllui. Captain Amundsen,
J l? experlenctng hi* first visit to the
VnUrcttc. His prevkma ffcroe was
j achieved on the other end of the
] arth ? the North. One of hte great
eat asvompMBliment* was the nego
tiation Of the great Northwest P*s
*a?e. Captain Amundsen's ship, the
Pram. Is also at New Zealand, "stand
fug bard by," ready to take her skip
per aboard when he returns from the
i froien Antarctic.
j Had Amnndaw and Scott, departed
I only a few months sooner they would
j I* in ignorance of the fact that the
J other pole bad been discovered How
j ever, they received the news Just
! shortly before cntt'ng }or>ae front civ
ilisation. and both declared that the
knowledge would art as an incentive
t? greater effort. In event that on*1
of them has succeeded, there does
not remain a single extremtty of the
earth that has not been explored by
rtviHied man.
In some ways the eompiest of the
j South pole is easier and fei some
ways harder than that of the North
1 pole The North polar Journey was
made over sea, that to the South !
pole Is over land, and therefore the
j "Southern explorers are not subjected
to the open leads. the sodden dan
sw* of opening ice or the heart
hrwhtn* labor which made it nee
essary to travel sht miles in order
'o cover one mile of distance. The
| Southern Journey la on m8d pmund
! and straight ahead.
fttt the Antarctic continent Is
mountainous, and a "dash" over ice
: covered mountains presents difficulties
i not met. in the tra.-el over an lee
j covered oecan The chief difficulty,
i however. Is the terrific cold, the k-y
wind and the tnoonoHrable blizzards
| ! hat result from the mountainous for
mation of the Antarctic continent. In
the North, while it never becomes
really mild, yet there are moderations
ot temperature. In the South the
deadliest cold prevails in the height of
summer
j fn the Far Sonth there are no K?
qatmaux no Wnd of man oowld rrvMre
j hi* haMta' therw Tint in th?? dim and
distant past, *w a*o. Rcvor^ios to
the theories of Mlenttet*. some raee
of human bein.ru pop^tated the fon
t'leat. If thf<t nwmtae is ?*Teet. th
d!vovf>rv of the Sooth pole may pro^
of ereater Importance to wlenoe than
that of the Xorth, because of new
, fart* th*? may evonttially V> shed on
the evolution of mankind, In event
U?? trtfcs of these mythical prehis
| toric men can he found hy the aclrti
tist* acromnanyimt the expeditions
FIVE G000 ONES TO DRAW TO.
PeM>icford and Gibson Rye. Rod
weteer, BJne RSfohon and Pale Ra!n
!er Beer at the Board of Trade
ve9TtG(
TO iwesTiaATE i;N?MfLOveO
a
(mjfltintiod
mimber wk v?al
from Par? 1.)
tol la toc?Un? <%**?!
& day of two at a
employment for
| dat.
These authoritie* declare that when
i<V>yatQBl needed-food and ?belter? i
have bwonie probiwiw, *v h :<-Ji '
apparently cannot be nolved, the n?- .
employed enter tjhe fW4 of crime.
It U believed tfco pr<went number
?>t unemployed iH Cbloagn is the "<ar.-- ,
<*t the city has ever known It a so
,* a fact that miver hare the JaJ'a Of j
the city been so| crowded as at pr^s
jent. and s?!dom il'evec have loblnrtee,
burglaries, a?:d f*tty <N?frs been mk
rUUMTOM.
ThAt the polil!ii?l unrest are p*r-j
Mally responsible Is admitted by I'rof.
Henderson. who invoked the mayor ;
o appoint the commission of the nn
employed. The untMoaity severe w'n-|
ter also is blamdd f>r the
oircu nistanees.
"A great many omptorers have i-'tv?
ar retrenched or hare refnaed to add j
iny to their forcp of worlsingmem. be- j
cause they feel Jtenons about the'
political ?it?at)Oii ai -i what it t" . .y :
!>rinc " saUl IVf. Hen;i?r?Oii. '>
lon't know whether this fear la juetl- 1
fled, but there h<W b^u r s'w h biisl- '
??v< (SepreMkvn In thi< city am! ad- j
Joining <4t?e? In the middle west toj
throu a >:iea* number of men out of
work."
"It ia moaily bpmwe of ortalnty
?n l*is!ne?? clrHrs that there are so
Jolis at present." ail? r- j
??d W. H. Cruu* Mrf state Inapect
?r of employment at en ?> -mw* :
a member of tho commission,
condition arises every t'mr before a
presidential election. Hi* b'ts'--c'S
men are afraid to tAke up new ren
tw>- They don't know ^-bait la com
ing, ao they hoM back. eating tb. fr
capital instead oi! branrhlns n?rt wud
crowing.
"Tin- unemployed are the !?aat to
Wame They arc moatly creatures of
lrenn>;' .?<-?<?.?? ' They are lockin* ft
work In droves at every employment
ajpency In town. 1 ahonld recommend
< few eharute* ir, the or-eratlon of
'he free atate employment bureaus,
hut these rhanit^k, altoM^h nr- .i-ary,
are not vital
"T^ie eondltfcni <-f itnomplovirw>nt
*H11 wv-n be relieved If U * railroad*
are rot a-ar?j <?* of thefr natnrai
^rowti) this yeatf by the politic* 1
"hancos, The-iaanda of men oadit to
** ttblppn) ont cf Chlcaco fiml'Te of
* few week* to t'ie railroad mns'rif^
lon ci nips ell oveir the eor-itrr "
ELKS ELECT OFFICERS.
Sklfwfty Lod?o No. 431 B. F. <). K
?>etd their anntial election of officer ;
Asl night Ttio following ofttcev
w<-rf elected for the < n^??n# y-.a. :
Willard Hllfery, Exalted Ruler; A.)
C. nianchnrd. Ks turned Leail'P
jCoisht: L. C. Gaillt, Bstcerr.e<l !x>yal|
.<nU'ht: Jame5 Kennedy, Ks^wnwi
;*eeturtng Knight; Lee H. Hn<i*on.
fyler. Geo. D. Sfcr.-t.iry; F
t. BoM. Tr?*i*ur?r; G. 0. MilU r, Tr; ?.
tee.
Howard Ashley km el.-: t.vi del- '..a 4
to the Grand l/xlre whirh w4ll cor.
vene at Portland In .Inly. J. M. Tar
ner was elected a? alternate del?i.at<v
to the Grand Ixviee
NEW BUILDING.
I can't build a Woiwrtte. I can''
shoe a ftor??? or dres- a ?>???' ?*, lust if
you want a suit of or
overcoat, 1 ran huMd ft for ym from
118.00 up. workmanship and fit ev?r
anteed. AMRItfCAV TAILORS.
6-t Geo. Mow!, pwrp. i
New clean ? comfortable fv
SO cents and np at the Dominion Ho 1
tel. Whitefeorse, Y. T. Mrs. R. Kel
sey, IToprtore**. tf
Henry FrledenthW Phone 7*. Quick
delivery. Rareare and expres*inn or
*hort notice, day or night
S5c for a hom?i cooked mi>*l
quirk. clean sendee Whore* At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a siinute from Broarfwa.
Location notices, ptacer and quart*
for sale by the Dally Alaskan. tf
Pack Train
Restaurant
F? 14 Tp?ri V* Hit* Served . (mkj
The Best in llhe Markets
?4 tw)?t it it tbr
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
Now Location
Broadway, between 3rd and -JtH
Mill.? I I
DOING f HSffl OUTV
.
Scores of AiMken ft*ad?ra Are L?ar*>
leg th? Duty of Th? K I
To niter thp fcto *! I* the kfetftey* ,
d*ty.
V.T??n they f?U to do thin U>? fcWJ
iter* : we srffit
UftrkftChn ard many kidney U'ls fot
low,
Help ;b? kidney* <j<> tbelr wo?V
Doan's Kidney PHk h*v? curol :
t>?ouwin<t5 of severe ca^ j
Proof In U?e fotyo-.tvna;
H. h. Strand, 1809 f/>mbard 8t,
Everett, ?ah., ?ay?: "I svaa In
???aj nfirvj.' *rbb kt'lnoy r .mp'?l?t My
beck wan m ??.iV *nd painful Drat
r < - iJd - ? st. i > t> the kHney
serreUona wero vary .lUtreaatatg In
ptWff. 1 h*<l to (ink work and al
though ! m not roafl?e? t? my]
ltd. I f It MwnUi !a e??ry 9*7.
The flr*t few do*e* of Uoan'a Kid- 1
ney Pills save n>? Rfr-M rffVf and
by the time I had finished the con-j
U nit of the WTOWd fcox. my lddneya
and back no longer troubled me. I
'hen retorned to work and I b*Te
?>?en fr.?? from kidney complaint ever
since. Doan'a Kid jut Pill# alone ef
fected this fire." "?
Vcr ?ale by nil dfaJert. Price 50
cents. Poster- MHbnrn Qo.. Hoffaio.
New Vork, s.rfe agents for the I'nlt
i^d State*.
Remember the nam<?? jK?&n'a? and
take no other.
tMOKCftt ATT*?f?0*
HafoM ?Mrtwlg?Bft, murmur ?o
W. W. BmigMon, few U ken 0?e
acme? for U?? juaftiy famooa
KL rvnNTTO CLSAR
HAVANA ClOAJtg.
5.000 Jost received from the far
U>rjr at Tampa, Fla. If you want the
beat don't fall to give U>?m good*
* trial.
fvr I5e y??. ow get a wboleeome,
bono cooked a e*i at the New Horn*
"?tclaarmnt, Vto Are., Jact off of
f;??dway.
A fln? mild temperance drink hi
the purs wholesome I >?ef made from
the sparkling waters of Tumwator
Falls, and the Terr tost barley maJt
with Just the right proportion of
choicest grown hop*. Brewed m on
ly the Olympla Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Boer* of Trad*
REGISTRATION NOTICe.
Cltlipre <! -airing to rot# for can
rfidatee for the Common Coondl of
i Skagway, Alaska, At the Municipal
Exertion to he held April, 1912, mwt
re*fc?ter. The registration books will
be <>pen at th? Town Hall from 7 to
; 9 o'clock every evening from March
19th *o March 30, inckwire.
D. McKay, Town Clerk.
\ ...GAGE HATS...
\ ARRIVED
? -
? Gage Untrimmed Shapes
Gage Hat Braids and
Trimmings
\nilunerF opening
! Wednesday , March 13, 10 a. m.
1 1 --
?UNION COOKERY BAGS
?* The be t r inners are cooked in the
' UNION" bags? 3 sizes 25c pkg.
STORE CLOSES AT EIGHT
P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS
:L. . HARRISON & CO.
8 ...
# Phone 55
When in SKagway Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
?Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
table supplied with best the market affords.
Milk a"d CrMm from our own Jwmj Dairy.
R \TE3 CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SERVTC*.
FREE BU8 TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
SRagway Alaska
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