[ Yom *?*kr ? mirtafee 2
I you do not ?top at
Famous for its Home Cooking,
MJk. Cream, Cottage Cbee*e and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Frrsh Eggn, etc 4
0
Roomi Single of en Suite Electrn. XLight*
PorceUin Rath* on each floor
RATES? $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO TH*
A: tka Fur? a Specialty
Very Top Price Fwd.
Make - Trial - Shipment
RAW FURS
Send the Skngway Dally Alaskan
home to the states. 75c. per month
+ + + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + + + + +V"}
+ +
.J. H>e Only FinftClww Hotel Opened Under New Manage- ^
in Carcroaa ment ^
+ H ??<Vquartw? tor ALUs Stex* Urn. 4
I HOTEL SCOTT :
+ + i
,j. Scott * Schwulekamp 4
* Headquarters for Mining Men and 4
Travelers *
+
SPECIAL RATE* AND ACCOMVOO ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
? CARCROSS YUKON TER. *
? .+ + + + + + * ++??? + ++ + + + + + + + + * + + -?
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT *
The Caribou Hotel *
V
E. W. GIDEON. Proprieto.
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Carcross, Yukon Territory +
Immediately Oppoate tKe Wliile Paw Depot "J"
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W -11 Equipped Furnace H rated Throughout Cafe and Bar
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Headquarters for 'Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail1 Stage Line +
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? 7 ?! I ?M-l-l I i"l"M ,
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| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
-> ? t
tai H. F. tEEMAN Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
* ? i
Ttie Unrest and beat ocoducNrt dairy in Alaska.? ? ? ==a.
Daiiy Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To ill points on Wh|t? Pus * Yukon Bout?.
?4-?+l+?+?+I+i+l+"+?
I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Broker
Juneau. - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Ska^way Firms And Individuals I
Only Caa ? 3ROMO QtTNlNE," that ^ m A on
1-i.Li B~22 QttU*djfi 'VJ-Jf ,n ?
c?i*s*cc"i;- c-e rx.v, o>rT- ; >,n V ' CI <fsyzry\j
The Cause
Of the Spat
By RUJH GRAHAM
"I have made up ray mind to leave
you," Mid th* wife to her kvulnai
"On what ground?"
"Incompotlblllty."
"Do you mea n that I ntn Incompatible
I with you or you with me 7"
I "X menu that you are Incompatible
; with me."
"Will you make that a plea for dl
j vorce?"
| "I shall not apply for a divorce. Do J
you suppose that I ain going to )>ornilt
you after ruining my life to walk off
with some other woman?"
"What aro I to do!"
"Do what you like, only yon will nor
be free to supply the plnre which you
asked me to occupy sud which I ac
cepted In m*Hl faith."
"Well. then. 1 shall go to housekeep
ing. This hoarding la lu a measure ac
countable for your Irritation."
"My Irritation! I like that: But Isn't
yonr going to housekeeping locking the
stable door after Ihe horse has been
stolen P'
"I think It rather a case of runaway. !
Ton have taken the bit In your teeth
and are kicking the dashboard to
ttleoes."
"Do yon consider thnt a proiier a!mll?
to apply to yonr wife?"
"When nre yon coin* to lenw T"
"When 1 cet ready."
"I have the same rU'ht. ! sbjitl leire
when I pet rendy. and I sbitll l<e ready
(is noon as I '~nn find a house. Wait n
mlnnte."
He stepped to tt telephone nnd ask
ed a real estate ajrent If tlie house of
fered a week Iwfnrr was at HI nnreotird.
the wife llsli'nins to one-half the dia
logue.
"All rlsht.'* he said. hancinp np the
receiver "I ahsll l>e ready with tny
part of the ?t-| oration tomorrow. 1
have taken that house we wens of
fered last week."
"Who la to keep hnu*e for yon?"
"A housekre)>er."
"What houackcoper?**
"Why should that concern you since
you have decided to leave me?"
"It concern* ma very much I don't
propose people shall say thai I have
been turned out to make room for an
olhf?r" ?
TSi not <**?**
von now. rmr??W??unatorteb^
to have * ,CKlk at It M
*<>v ?IX1 vvrl'1 The bouse 1
?***?]
tag as to t* *pf?otntment^ ^ ^ I
St.""-' "?.-r'StSS
SS5.- *?- ";;
--Srrs
^Ctr??... -> 2-?"M
MM m-< ? r?.Wt oTSTt
SSSgSSI
5E3%SSS5i
own"
??Wbit'a that?" ,
-I mesn 1 would oocnpy It f 1 ?* J
not been force*!" ? tremulously '
your 111 treatment to lea*e yon. .
* This will be my bookkeeper a room
"Your honsekoo^r: Uer toon. should ,
lie In ttie garret."
-It st all be right here .
.. Vrc voo going to have your house- ,
- - j
., , 0 iy? vour hov??ekeei>er.
r*zt ?**}***
. .. --re of the premises I sha 1 "? i
?' ?otra? <?? ??>? """"' T ?*
*111 Oct (.IS ?!>?"?
3XRSJT?Zi~ ? ?
wf 'r^i
JtTtrtUr." <? """"I.
to any such person. ,
? Suppose you uame some one.
?*To occupy this room :
-But how en you occupy It ir >??
look, so nice and coay ? I
with Mich prottyj^^ * ] H,
rain and hardwood floor*
bathroom"- ^.tnrv*"
-Vre von making an ta'eutory.
rvm t'be HHv-and lovely curtaltiV
^ liner I like the outlook from that
vonr barshneaa awhile loager ,
He put hi* ann about 1
wn, no fight left I" ?<* U
'^couldn't drive yon away trtlh a
-rr
? will ruin noy couple , that ???* IM
? vert -ip long ( ? fi)tnpp ,f
better than , chicken
l^p Thls one - for WW as It stands,
tad I shall buy It"
i
<>M,Y THK PACKERS
AT F18H MKBTOfl
Seattle Times of the 19th j
oport o< the iiioi'ting of
Burton W. Kv or in an with members
of the various cannery owner* and
pscklug associations. The matting
vas called In the Interest of the
I'tshlng industries of Alaaka. hut
from nn account of the proceeding*.
I only one aide of the industry was
llscussed and that w-ia the owners.
We an- printing herewith a liat of
those who attended th# banquet, am
in nil that list we do not find the
name oi a single fisherman. Not a
man who ever went out into the
snow and rain and hooked up hali
but or gathered in a seine.
Alaska has gone on record In all
of her |>olitlcal platforms as oppos
ed to fl?h traps. AH of the men
who attended that banquet are
In favor of fish traps. Their reso
lutions and reports are to go back
to Washington. The article Is an
other argument for a continuance
of our fight for homo rule. Here
It Is:
"Comparing the importance of the,
fishing -industry with that of others
of a similar nature. Dr. Barton
Warren Kvermann, chief of the Al
aska Fisheries service, at a dinner
tiven In his honor last night at the!
Arctic Club, made nn eloquent ap-l
peal for federal aid and recognition
of the fishing Industry.
I?r Kvermann pointed out that
$4,000,000 is spent by the govern
ment every year for the develop
ment of agriculture by the estab
lishment of experimental stations
throughout the country, while only
$15,000 is expended In protecting
and developing the fishing industry
that furnishes a food used every
where.
"Experimental fisheries stations
are needed as well as agricultural
stations," he declared. "There are
easily 200 kinds of fish of commer
olal value in wators of the Pacific
iloug the Coast here and in the wa
ers of Alaska, while now onl> 8
?>r 10 are being used."
That men In the fishing Industry
ire of the same opinion as Or.
Kvermann was shown at the hear
ing ho conducted at the Hotel Wash
ington ysterday morning to dis
? uss the closing of certain Alaska]
streams as salmon spawning grounds
Thirty men Interested In salmon
;>acktng In Alaska attended and
poke In favor of the proposed reg
ulation, giving nothing but en
couragement to the department In
it* work. This testimony is to he
lorwarded to the bureau of fisher
ies at Washington.
Speakers at the banquet , lMt|
uight urged ro-ope ration between
i he government and the fishing men
and between the fishing men them
selves. Systematic exploitation of
.-.Union as a food product wai urged
by H. W. Phelps, general manager
or the American Can Company, who
arrived here from New York City
yesterday. In company with F. P.
Kendall, Northwest manager of the
irai. The two came here for the
purpose of conducting an excursion
of packers to inspect the company's
plant at Astoria.
Miller Freeman, editor of the Pa
cific Fisherman; Capt. J. F Mosier,
superintendent of the Alaska Pack
ers' Association; C. H Clarke, C.
W. Dorr and Ernest C. Wagner
made addresses, all Indorsing Dr.
t:vermann's endeavor to gain proper
federal aid and legislation for pro
iecting and developing the fishing
industry. Thomas I. Gorman, pres
ident of the Puget Sound fanners'
Association, presided.
Those who were present, besides
l)r. Evermann and the speakers
mentioned, were:
n. l.lndenltrrg, of the Llndenberg
Packing Company; P. J. Gorman,
purchasing agent for Gorman A
Co.; Frank P. Dow, of the Alaska
Sanitary Packing Company; Capt.
Andrew Welding, of the Welding A
Independent Fisheries Company;
Daniel Campbell, treasurer of the
i'uget Sound Ca liners' Association;
L. P. Hunt, of the Kuiu Island
Packing Company; P. K. Harris, of
;lie Hawk Fish Company; K. A.
Fleming, of Che Hoonah Packing
Company; W. Q. Whorff, of the
Seldovia Salmon Company; Capt.
R. E. Davis, of the Tee Harbor
Packing Company; C. K. Clarke, of
the Kelley-Clarke Company; W. I.
Crawford, secretary of the Puget
Sound Packers' Association; C. H.
Bushman, gemeral manager of the
Northwestern Fisheries Company;
F K Kendall, of Portland. Ore.;
E. T. Chamberlain, agent of the
Alaska Salmon Fisheries; Wsrd T.
Bower, assistant agent of the Al
aska Salmon Fisheries; Philip J.
Brady. Seattle Salmon packer; C?
A and Otto Burkhsrdt, of the Al
aska Pacific Fisheries; William
Stewart, of George T. Myers ft Co.;
R. E. Small, E. H Hamlin, W. O.
Cotton, of the Taku Canning ft Cold
Storage Compan;-; R. A. Walsh, of
the Bellingham Canning Company;
George Teal, of the Admiralty Trad- 1
ing Company, and T. J. Cotnan, of
the Hidden Inlet Packing Company.
LOCAL BRIEFS
THK LAHT CALL.
Wake tip th*t Rip Van'
Whinkle sleep of 30 yeara. and do
not let your chimney fall to pleeea
like hi* gun Uet r?-n?lr N fore Jaek
Frost comes around, and get statin
up and irlve htm a free pmmr to
Seattle or the Sooth Pole He for
KOt to come around laat fear and
1 hope he does the aame thla rear.
It Will Hive our newly plant**) 'J-eea
a chance to (trow Itetter If he
come around, but It Is heat to be
ready for him
Bjr the way the Fire Chief and
alda will he around looking at your
chimneys, stove pipe and store, and
he llkea to amell hot air and aee
that everything Is O. K.
I told you once before I hare
brick for sale bnt you would not
tumble If a house fell on you.
Thorns* It-, an of R,??i?v1lle,
177? SH Lynn Canal, Alaska.
I 8KAQWAY WEATHER RE?>0??'
Result* of the obserration uk?n
at Moore'* Wharf at (nldol?fc?
tut nlKht, J u follows:
Temp Unie ?M?r<?rii . 4? abort
Max. pfe^dlnt H bri
Mia. " " " .. .. J8abor*
Ivan " " " .. . 43 a?o\ ?
Barometer 29: ii. Cloudy and ' aim
Go to the "White Pa*a Cafe"
for the test meala In Whltehorae
Now under the management of Mr*
Orloff Kin* tf
<ilt \\l? RKOllTIOJI HAF.K
The Pack Trrln la now aelllng a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prlcea m they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit, Toora,
If. Herman Grlma
Food cooked u ft nbould be at
the "White Paw Ctfe" Only the
bent In the market Mr* ? Orloff
'tin*, proprietress tf
BAKERY OOOOS.
Bread? ?!l kin l?? fre*h from the
iven, cake* and plev rookies an4
doughnuts. ;n fact a first rla?a Una o
bakery (fool* will b?- found at the
Vienna Bakery. Broadway, he*??es
Fifth and -"Irth Av#<iues tf
?
FIVE GOOD ONIS TO ORAW TO.
Pebbleford and (Jlb*on Rye. Hod
weteer, Bine Ribbon and Pal* Rain
l?T Beer at the Board of Trade.
Bonded whl?kl?e-? Olba- n, Moun
Vernon and Belmont. The ban of
fleer Blue Ribbon, Budweker end
Pale Rainier, at the Mascot Tele
phone 67. tf
(JBKIT CLEARANCE HAI.K
Sold at a loaa! Malt Rainier, 20
centa par bottle. Especially prepar
ed for elck people and invalids, and
excellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that, price
will be S5 cents per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
Sfvc for a home rooked meal?
qolck, clean service WhereT At
the New Home ResUurant, fifth
Avenue naif a mlnnte from Broadwa.
HOW'S ThlH
We offer Onr Hundred inKw* Re
*ard for any < a.?e of .Karri, tuat re;
not be cured by Hall ? I'aurrt Car?
V. J. CHENEY * cn . Toledo. O
We, the undersigned have knowr,
P. J. Cheney for the paat IS yeai*
Toledo. 0
*nd believe hip- perfectly honorable
In all business transactions. and fit
andally able to tiiry out any obliga
(ion* made by hi* firm. W*tdlng, Kin
nan ft Marvin. Wholesale onjgglste o
Hall's Caurrh cure Is taken Intern
ally, actln* directly upon the blood
and oucou* surfaces of the aystea
Testimonial* aent free. Price TSc.
per bottle Sold by all drugglata.
Take Hall's yam'ly PUls for cot *tl
patllon.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwl(jeen. *ucceeeor U
W. W. Houghton. hae Ufcen th?
agency for lb* JmMt famooe
EL INFINTTO C I.BAR
HAVANA CIGARS
6,000 J<wt received from the f?c
torr at T?mp*. Fla. If yon waat the
beat don't fell to *We thee? goode
a trial.
None better and pnrer than Gib
Rye, Rainier and Oljr?pl* R*?<"
Order* by 'phone promptly dellrered
The Maacot
IM:oFWWIO*Ar, ('ARM.
AltWMJ'l
KH * NjQ<IHU,t,
P. O Aox E. Alaska
H. B. Uf FKVRB
AttnrMT'Al'I'iw
t!emmiwion??r For Yakon Territory
lo Taka Affidavit#
| skagway ? - Alaaka
STKVR RAiJAtj
Opan Maninfp
Offlo# Honra: Ml a. m l-? p. m
AUakan ButMlnf - -Rroadway
ftKAOWAY ? AI.ARAK
Dcaital J-ipplm
M. F. PATTKWMI* A <*>HPA*
I>?l?r? la ?
HKXTAL M'PPIIM
*29 Walker nw*. Raattla, Waah
rrdera by mall or i>abl? will nwlw
r~-.wnpt attrition < a'alogna on ra
4 Mat
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AI'ASKA
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DR. I,. 1 Kfcl.l.KR
IVttlM
Moat Modern Mathoda
There is .Strength
and Vigor
J. IKUTA
?*jrrr*cTr*mo
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curiot, Ivory Carving*
Indian Baiketi
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
OAcal Wotth for ik?
W. P A Y R?vt?
Mail Onlffi livn prompt can
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