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ON THE ALASKAN INDIAN
The following I* Mi extract from
? the Conerewlonal report of the re
mark* on "OondltJort* in Alaska.'
made by Bi*d?op Peter T. Rowe, be
fore the Committee on Territories Jt ;
| Is In theee remarks that Bishop Rowe :
made the remark that 3* per oent of j
the Indiana of Alaska were dl?ease<i
This vu misconstrued and w?c
: spread broadcast br the yellow Jrmrn j
slt?t lo the effect that St per cem
of the population of Alaska were ?' I
filled with tnbercukwis .
"Mr. Chairman and gentlemen. 1
do not think 1 have rery much t?
; *ay beyond what I bare already *Ui
ed In a letter or womelblng that 1 1
rail a brief, en amateurish br'et |
j which we sent to yon. The subject j
fat entirely on the conditions of lh? |
native* of Alaska. The condition* |
I In a word, are deplorable and are j
' shameful The native* embrace the
i K>kimne and the Indiana. There ar< :
several trlbna of Indians At any 1
Irate they have different lanm***^
j and I ?ippn*e they number in all
1 30,000 In round number*. 10,000 or
lR.000 Rskimo*. and the rest Indian*
The condition* bare been known for
some time A (treat many poop?*
I have noticed It, and have talked about
It La*t winter as I traveled through
I the ctmntry to see the condition of
' the native* In certain section* it
| came upon me that it wru a doty, I
: felt, to come to Wssblngton and
i plead here with the PreaMent. or
| with Congress, for some definite im
! mediate action toward relieving the
j pitiable condition of the Indians of
! Alaska.
"The conditions are naturally var
ied. Yon take the Baklmos. and ?her
is not very much to be said in re
gard to them as being In any Im
mediate need of assistance. They bav
I taken care of themselves rery well.
They of course have been in a bad
condition because there was a time
when they were affected very much
jby the conduct of the whalers poinp
| through the Arctic Ocean, but that
! has be-en stopped. The revenue cut
J tera have done splendid service in
j regard to the Rskimo for some years.
| *? thai, m a word, we can eliminate
the Rsklmo. I have no **i orest ion to
j make In regard to them except that
they ran be very well left alone at
I the present time. They have no dif
J (lenity in fretting food and their ctwi
1 lition Is improving all the time Of
course there is some tuberculosis
lamonr Utem. but It is not in the
! same degree as it is among the oth
jer native*.
"In regard to the Eskimo I would
say that the school facilities we suf
ficient. When you com* to other
parts of Alhska. and deal with the
native*, the condition is as bad as
I have represented. Certain estimates
hare been made. Doctors hare ex
amined. say. 1.S00 cases and found
in the 1 .200 <*se? M per cent to he
afflicted with tuberculosis and prob
ably ?ne-tourth to hare venereal di
seases. There is a jsood deal of
trachoma and a good deal of con
junctivitis. The Indians are finding
It difficult. of course, to obtain re
lief, and more so as time pom on.
They arc living In Isolated place*;
not very many in any one place.
They are scattered and naturally have
to go farther for their Pood.
"The trapping is almost exhausted,
that Is. in some place*, because the
white men can go into a section
that the Indians have trapped for
years, and would continue to trap,
and in two years they will exhaust
i ho whole section."
At this point Richard Connell of
New York asked the following ques
tlon: "Do these statistics as to di
seases which yon gave; do they ap
ply entirety to the Indians?"
"Entirely to the Indians." replied
Bishop Rowe
"I am not quite prepared to say
what the percentage of disease would
bo among the fiskimo, but I am
speaking frwn statistics In regard to
! the Indians Because they are so
scattered they find themselves In
want very often, and If it continues
eery much kmger there will not he
any Indians left; that Is, in certain
parts."
Location notices, placer and quart*
for sale by the Daily Alaskan. tf.
If
Pack Train
Restaurant
F? 14 Twi Wf Haw Served nlr
The Beit in the Market#
?ttl t*4?? it il tW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
ji New Location
: Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
Hie Delmonico of Alaska
NEW CHINES? PftelitOENT
PEARS A &S ASS' NATION.
tin- Alaska Niajt Bureau,)
PKK1N, March H->It rumored'
in 'Ills < i-.y that <hfte !?- ? T>kH
foot to tako the life of Yuan 8 ha! j
Kal, t !- n.'-'vljr in tu?urfi!. J pree'.i'nf
of the Chinese republic.
President Yuan fearing a= a ?
tlon la 8<Ud to be practically a pri n
er tn the RoyaJ Ms c from which fee
?eldom ventures.
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EASTER OFFERINGS.
f |
Yon are procratftmMtn* wh?>n ton ?
iwt off ordfcln* pwr Kaster *nk an
other <Uy Th> r* fct Jum *n<"nh
Um<> to pfot in your onlw row f?w
one of the famons Ifcorn suits or
overcoat*. Kve^ wfrmojit n-*?1e to
your m<>*?ur?.
\ M I 'ltJC -'I N TAILORP, !
?-t fWlo Mowl, frop !
MAY SEND MAIL OUT
ON ?TEAN|en GEORGIA.
Mail ?^?t on the U-or^w which
will leave this P"U ikt * 0VJ0, k U
the mornln*. will be *ran^/?fr?l to
th<> Admiral Samp*"-tn. from thr
West ward, with wl?i- h sbe will tnalU'
connections at Jnneftti . which ?t??im
er will (to direct to Settle.
The ?forj:1a Vft Juneau thi< nxin
it!R at J o'clock and will arrive In
port at <> p. m.
The \v*hltehors?> tnkiti left thi*
mormn* with over a Munrtrod passen
gers.
New clean comfortable beds f.>r
?>0 cents ??d up at th" f> 'tnkiioa Ho
tel, Whltehorse, Y. T. Mrs. R. Kel
"?ey, Proprietress. tf
The Cur*?<ao Kft reattl* at II
p. m Monday and 1* due to arrive
here on Saturday.
Jack Keiif^ly of Ha'ne* was a
passenger on U?e Urea laH nizht. He
returned tn Maine* thbi raomtne.
John Olson looking hearty and
hale returned from a visit to the
Sonnd cow try on the May ye^wday.
Leo Simonds, Custom* Officer of
Carvross. arrived In town on the
train last night and rctnrtiod On the
train this morning
Other passenger* on the May wore
R. B. Craljte of Dawson. Wm. Belli,
port Steward for tfie Whit*-- Pa* at
Bennett, and wife, and \V. S. W*fs n,
storekeeper at Whttehorse.
Oommlf^kwer Cforjre Black of U;e
Yukon, accompanied by Mrs. Bla k
Mid their two cbHdren, left on the
train thin morn hie for Whl^hcr*-,
from where they will tako the fin?*
<<Uge to Dawson.
Dr. and Mr*. W. o. Avertll, ac
companied by Mlas Mildred Ward,
will leave on the Georgia in the
morninjt for a trip to the Tenakee
Hot Springs, whore thi?y wl'! enjiy
* fewr week* vacation.
MU* Florence Roberta Has a passen
ger north on the Printed May yes
terday. She will vWt with her s fit
ter. Mm. F. F. W. Lowle, until April
2nd, when Mr. and Mr?. Lowle wiil
leave for a ahort trip 10 the Sound
country
1XJST ? A bunch of key*. Finder
return to Park Train Bar and re
ceive reward
When In Whit chorea stop at the
dominion ITotel. Best meal*, best
beds. beat accommodation* , beet
price*. tf
SCIENCE PREVENTS BAU.
rt>? Fatal litrai and It* Ha r?r
J'imth of *rf*? rr.
It t* tW rarent thin* tn tht- *
1 n.*r to be wece?**rUy IwUd. N
*-fcr?' 4lefl- is not ilwl *? th ft rc
?m ' f be will li^e New^ro'
sMf te new *ca>p anttwplic. 1*
rid* !. ltroya the aerm thit eefs 1:
>ff t. : fcr root; and dean* the ' >
iandrut* *nd l*ave* It In a :
healthy eomdtt'on. srr. Msxr"-. >tt. :
Maryland Block, Butte. M: fit..
tlrely bald. In Ire* than a m- ?
cWe bad removed th<? cixm!
growth. and nnture dM Its wnrV ) ?
?rinj hi* head with thlrk h?-.r er
ten*, ard In *ts we?Js? h? hud a ?.
anlt <5f bafr Sold by d.
Send JOr in *tamps for numpW t,
Herpitl'lp Co.. I>cr 't. ltte:h
One dollar bott!?w pwarnnteed.
Win Brltt. Sperial Aeent, gkajrway.
? The White Pass J
? L|AtJ While horse, ?
? MOtel Y tilt on Ter. ?
. Now Open To a
? The General Traveling Public *
? I'ndcr N'?w Management nf +
M. C. RACINE. Mjjr. mk4 Prep-. *
Rates:~$1.00 per Dav and Up ?
?
- _ Mi ll II l>| II M >J II
DOINCI TH6f? 6UTY
Scores ef Als*k?n Readen Art Lttrn
log the Duty of The KUoeya,
To filter the blood U the kUatftf ,
dutjr.
Wben Oify fa'J to (Jo this tte kid-,
nrys we el"k.
Bttcfeadio and many fddooy i,J? fal
low;
H^lp th? kWaey* do Uie!r work.
f?oan'? Kidney f'Uia have cured
WMMMM of sever# ea?e*.
Proof In the follow?*:
H. L. Strand, 1?03 I/imbArd St.,
Kr?rc*t, Wesh., Mf: "I waft to!
had ahapn wi:h kidney eompfatnt My
!?rk was so weak and pninfol that
t cowld not utoo# and the kidney
KOfr wry d;*tr <-??*&!* "> ?
iiiMwa^e. i ha J w> <juk w>rk and al
T homs ti I w*? not eonffned to my
l"d, ! felt ntvm&i* h i cve^y way.
The fifat few do-es of Wii'd Kid
ney F11* ptvii n-( uroat roiief and
li t the time I had f'tjlshod the ooo
U*nt? of Uj? <*efornl bo* my kidneye
Md b?rt no ! >neor troubled m?. I
'hon returned to worV * nj I bare
bren fr.o from klHfy < ompialnt #r?r
ftlaee. Doan ? Kidn*y Wile alone #f
fet ted th!i cure," *
Ftor sa!? t>y all ^cAVm-4. Price SO
'wis. Pwt<r-Mi!bnrn Co, Buffalo.
New York, aot, Kg*.n(? far the I'nlt
?>d State*,
Reroemfw?r the oeme? rv>an*e ? and
'-ftko no other. i
SMOKES! ATTENTION
Harold HartwlgMn, fliJOCMIUI to
w. W. Boughton, has taken <!>?
Hfencj for Uae J usUr ramooa
EL, INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIOAR8.
i.OOO Just rec?l??? from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If jrou want the
beat don't tall to gira these soods
a trial.
for SSe r?. eaa get a wholesome.
tout# cooked a eaJ at tile New Hose
Kerianraat, ?t/i A '-a., ;ue* oti of
tiruad w*r.
A fine mild temperance drink la
U>e pure wholeenm* beer made from
the sparkling waters of Tum?at?r
Fails, and the rery beat barter malt
with just the right proportion of
choicest grown hope. Brewed aa en
if the Oljmpia Brewing compan* can
brew. For sale at the Boar* of Trad*
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Cltltona desiring to vote for can
didal m lor the Common Council of
Hkagwwjr, Alaska, at U>? Municipal
Elcetlon to be heM April 2J9t2, mm*
ragUter The r?glatratloo books will
be open it the Town Hail from 7 to
9 o'clock erst/ evening from March
1*th to March P>, Uvrtwafre.
D. McKar. Town Clrrk
PRINTZESS
Distinction in Dress
W e have secured the agency for
PRINTZ - BIERDERMAN COATS
!?
? Their individuality of design and beauty of style
? linen. Innd distinction to the wearer. A full line will
p jirrive 011 the Curacao, no two alike, we can surely
, please even the most fastidious taste.
JUST RECEIVED
"CASH'S" IMPORTED
WASH TRIMMINGS
u M<>J H -i-five trii iining f??r shtrt waists, children's
9 v, f x. ! ii onas. home dresses and for all
? undffr^t-Hr u?es.
4 * i n i v ariety of designs and colors (guar
? ;?!(!' ? i\' ' to suit every cot" me' every taste.
W e invite you to see these goods.
i L . HARRISON & CO.
?
; a Phone 55
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When in SKagway Stop at the
Pullen House
MBS. H. 9. PULLEN, PROPRIETR ESS.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
.Single or en .Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TA8LE SUPPLIED WITH BERT THE MARKET AFFORD8.
Milk and Crtim from our own J?'m> Dairy.
RATF.3 CONSISTENT WITH THK RB8T SERVIC*.
FREE PUS TO AND FROM ~ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
SKagway Alaska