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Official City Paper
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A MAN'S FRIENDS
. .n
.2^5
. i jo
. 9.00
Ju.1 before leaving Indiana for Ken
tucky. where he will be called upon to
teetlf, io favor of Caleb Power., the
republican Secretary of State ct Ken
tucky, "ho baa been held In jail for
the past seven years on a charge of
conspiracy in connection with the
murder of ex-Governor Goebel. Gov
ernor W. H- Taylor was approached by
* friend of his and .sked not to go to
Kentucky for the r'ason that he would
h? killed. "1 have figured that out
long ago -1 figure the chance* are in
favor of my oeing assassinated. but
Powers la my friend and a man mu.t
.undwlth h:? friends," Taylor replied.
Caleb Power* is fortunate that he has
one real friend-nine men out of ten
aan not say that much.
What a man i? depnds upon nimself
and everything that influences hi. Me.
The family Influence is ? powerful one.
The right kind of a *lte have
much to do in bringing out the beat
there i. in him, and the wrong kind of
a wife will help develop the worst.
But no muter what the family influ
ence. is. a man, in large measure, coo
?ist* of himself and friends. And when
he comes to analyze the difference
between his frleods and his acqualnt
atices.he Is fortunate indeed if he finds
oce real f.i"nd for every finger on hi.
two hands. Most men can count their |
real friends oo the Angers of one hand, j
Think that over. Study out for your- j
,e.f iu,t hew many friends jou have ,
carelessly called your friends that o?n
absolutely be depended upon under any
circumstances.
A real friend is one who want* you
to develop the best there is In you.
How many of your frleods measure op
to this .imple stmdard V
If you ?re in position to grant special
privileges, you will have no trouble I
finding friends who will do favors for,
vou with the expectation of pu'tiog you ,
under obligation and then getting more
from you than vou got from them. But
they wik^ali away when they find they
can't u?|ou. or when your position in
life has so changed that you can't do
sometbiog for them
Ills always easy to get friends when
,ou don't netd any. But tbe ones you
cau couat oo your fingers are the ones
who will be there when vou need
them. And you need true friends every
minute.
The great thing is to know the differ
ence between friends and acqualnt
jaces. The friends who want to help
you develop :ne best there is In you are
the only friends worth having, the only
friends who love you. Such friends i
would have you love yonr wife and farn- j
ily, and be honorable in ail your rela
tions with your fellows. And you can
affo-d to be influenced by such friend..
You will be a better man for having
?uch friends.
But beware of the man who calls
himself friend and woald h.ve you do
wrong in any relation io life, in order
to please or favor blm. For he will be
tray you whenever it will benefit him to
do so. aud throw you asldtf like a
squeezed lemon when your fr endship
has ceased to be a valuable asset to him.
Think over what the friendship
rae.es to you of every person you have
been calling friend Perhaps It will
open your eyee. Anyhow, it pay. to
think.
BREAKING LIGHTS
The (act that Che city council was
compelled at iia meeting last night to
authorize an appropriation to pa; re
ward* for the arrest of persons who ace
guilty of breaking electric light lamps
on the streets shows that the city is in
earnest in its effort to put a stop to the
practice. It is more than llke'y that
the sets were the work of boys? jes
ter' 3-. 9 :pa were brbkeo and all
of !n t sea which would indicate
1t work of boys cocniog or
goic? J school- Of course the boys
who broke the lamps had no Intention
of destroying property ? they just
"took a chanca" to see what they could
do. The Alaskan hopes that no one
Seattle, Sept. 17? The pres? of Alas
ka and the coast h<ve been petitioned
to assist in locating Jack Qulncey to
aav" an Innocent man's life. Cnlesj
Quircev can be found, to furnish evi
dence, that his friend William Cra
mer, cow under aeutence of death for
the murder of >"rs. E. H. Mueller aou
a child In Seattle in 1905, will suffer
the dea'.h pennliy. It is said that
Qa>n&y was in Los Angeles prior to
the murder and that he p-iid Cr?mer a
sum of money, which he owed him;
that a short time after the murder was
committed in Seatle and the victim
robbed. Suspicion pointed to Wil lam
Cramer, who at that time lived in
South Seattle near the scene of the
crime. After bis arivst a sum of
i money, correapondlng to the amount
taken from the dead woman's home,
was found concealed in Cramer'*
house. He was bound over to the ?u
perlor court, ch?rged> with murdering
Mrs, Mueller ana the child. He was
tried, convicted and sentenced to death.
The case was appealed to the supreme
court of the itate aud affirmed, and new
is on appeal to the United States su
preme court. It teems that Quitfcev is
the only man that can save Cramer's
life,' by coming forward and accounting
for the money and why it was pjid to
Cramer, as it was ibis fact finding the
money in his possession, that convicted
i Cramer. It is thought that Quiucey Is
, working io some of the minis of Alas
ka anl Is not aware of the fate of hit
friend.
San Fraooisoo, Sept. 17? Col, Glass
ford, who is in this city on liia way to
Washington, when iottrvlewed yester
day ?rew enthusiastic over the futurfe
possibilities of Alaska, .specially in re
gard to its coal production. The con
centration of the Atlantic coast war
vessels in Pacific waters, he declared,
will earn the reward offered by tbe
the council, as it woul.1 raucli rather
see the practice stopped before any of
the boy? were arrested.
SIU6WAY WEATHER
The result of the observation takes
at Moore wharf at midnight, Sept. 16,
1907, it as follows
Temperature time observat'u 46 above
Max.tatnp.preuedlnfj 24 hours. .02 above
Min " " " " ..3? above
Mean " " " " ..50 above
Barometer 2V.S6
Cloudy, calm,
DRAPER SCO.
successors to
CASE DRAPER
Photographers
Curio Dealers
AGENTS FOR
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
Haw Furs and Game
Specimens
Skagwa/, Alaska
I PHONI 83 p. O BOX 233 I
V Jj
wou d five just ihe needed impetus to
those Interested in Alaska cjal land* to
develop their properties Into producing
mines at the earliest possible moment.
The territory, he declared, was rich iD
coal of the best possible quality, and
which could be mined and transported
to wat< r at a comparatively low cost.
The Fifili Avenue Hotel is the higpfst^
?nil best anrointed hostelry in all the 1
north
YOUR HAT
Mur Be a StjlUb Oar. Hat It Ktkea
Traaklh
A man usually buys a hat that's in
hij le. but the modern hat tor taen has
lots to answer for.
Halit.i"a<la are growing more numcr
vua e?er> *lay. Hat ; m&kr excellent
'.reedlnjr plao < for the parasitic germs |
v.Mch 3ap the life from the roots ot the j
h-"1"'
rtht.i ycur hair begins to fall out and
: - -'?c.ilp Is full of Dandruff it Is .!
cure H;n that these oountles< terms ar
o'.isltj at work.
Thcr^ la l.ut cn?" way to overcome the!
i.-iu :?!>? : ! kill the germs? that way is '
?. ?>., .! v- 'i kill the (rerms and healthy
*:;*!r < ' ?i;re to result.
Stol.l liy leading druggist*. Send 10e. in
t"!>? - rumple to The HerplehJe Co.
Two sizes ? 50 centa and tl.OO.
Wm. Rriit, Special
NOTICE TO CREOITORS
Notice is hereby given Uiat 1 was
( appointed administrator o( the est.ite
ofPennAlex, deceased, oa the J7ih
day of August.. 1907, by theCoiomie
sioner for Alaska, sitting in probate
at Uaines precinct in tho first division
i All persons having- claims against said
state are hereby notified to present
the same to tne within six months
. from this 22(1 day of Au^c^t, 190", at
at the Commissary of tho Tenth R?i>
iment of tJ. S. Infantry, at Fort Will
| iam H. Seward, Alaska.
J . R. Gowen,
Administrator,
William Hoskins
? Boot and Shoe Maker
Repairing promptly done with the best
material in the market
Ladies' and Children's Shoes Mended
Broadv?yEstwe?n 3rd and 4th Arm
The kind you used to climb
for in mother's pantry
Preferred Stock Jellies, Jams and Preserves, in
glass, come to the table as wholesome, delicious
and sparkling as those "done" by mother herself
? whether served in Alaska or where they ' 'grew. ' '
Preferred Stock <
Canned Goods
Wber?Tor the B??t *r? Grow j
We use only the finest of Oregon berries
? put up practically right in the berry
' 'patch. ' ' They are picked in the morn
ing and put up the same day. The syrup
used in making these Preferred Stock goods
stands every test of the pure food law ? it j
is pure cane sugar. -
Preferred Stock Canned Goods, whether ml!:
glass or tin , are all high grade? the most I
reliable to buy? at your Grocer's.
ALLKf A LI WIS, Wholesale Groctrt, ^ PORTLAIID, ORBGOH. U. ?. A. I
G-ANTY & FRANDSON
Sole Dealers for Skagway
JUNEAU S. S. CO'S.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED STEAM
HEATID STEAMKK
Georgia
Carrying" U. S. Moll
For Haiti es, Berners Bay, Juneau,
Hoonab, Tenakee, Sitka and Way porta
? ? SAILS ?
SUNDAY, 8 A. M.
TUESDAY,_10 A. M.
WILLIS NOWELL, Mgr., Juneau
W. W, BOOGHTON, Ajjent
Broadway and Fifth Are. Phone 90
U. S- Mail Steamer
Hegg
Carrying passengers and mail
Leaves Skagway eveiy
day except Sunday,
at 9 a- m- Leaves
Haines lor Skagway
same days at 2 p. m.
Fare one way $1-50
Round trin $2.50
STEAMER
"MABEL F."
Commencing June IT, the
Steamer Mabel F will make
round trips daily between
CARCROSS
Wynton and Conrad
Will also do towing and
handle excursions
Thos. H. Brown,
Master
There's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
COMPANY
Seattle, Wa?b.
0 Pacific Coast S. S. Co.
PIONEER -ALASKA LIKE.
SPEED, 8AFETY. COMFO^T
SeaiUe, Kofet Sound, Bu FrMdeco ud Boathm Forti
ciRRrnra o. ?. kail
Stmn?n of TbH Corepeay L??t?
Humboldt - Sept. 7, 18, 26
Cottage City - Sept. 1, 18 '
City of Seattle Sept. 2, 12, 24
Via Vu>oou?er
tUT Above Schedule Subject to Chwijre Without Notice
C. D. DUN ANN, Gen P??? A0t
10 Market fitree*. Sen PrMetecO, CW .
The Alaska Steamship Co.^
Carry itir C. 8. Mail tod Alaaka Paetfie f.jpnee
Next 8ail1njr of the Fact Pmnn R??anf>
Jefferson Sept. 9, 19, 29
Dolphin - Sept. 14, 24
DOLPHIN has been changed similar to
the JEFFERSON State rooms have but
two berths. WE give the FASTEST
SERVICE.
Company rraerrea rtjrht to chanf-e tailing da?? vitbovt ootiea.
Transfer* to Victoria and Vaaoovrer Without Addlitouki < karr*
Through Tickets to San Kraaelaoo
It A. GARROIJL trait P>?m M
Canadian Pacific Rv. Co.
Soilings Every Wednesday
Princess may &pt. 25, Oct, 9
Princess Royal Sept. is, Oct. 2
Direct to Vancouver and Victoria
Traneferrlng U> 8e*ule rail or Mmoh to eitee
Newest, fastest Boats Dinning to Skaoway
Ticket* to any part of the world and information frwn
F. K. W. liOWL*. Aoknt
The White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TAB1,B No
ttHtiy Kioept Seodey.)
1.3
I No. 1. N. Homo!
lDt C|M?.
9 30 *. m.
12 P5 "
12 4S w
1 20 I e.ro
I 40| "
3 SO p. m.
5 50
Arrii
SKAODAT
WHTTK PASS
LOO CABIN
bknnttt
CARIBOU
W HIT* HOMI
Arrl??e
No. I. ft.
UtO MM
? JO B ?.
J ?> "
l? *
J 25 i0"
11 M*w
? ? ?
Pueentrcr* man be it depote Id tin* to ioeprrte* m<3
-hecied. -ttupectioo U mopped 10 refoutw before leevltf time of treio
160 pound* of *meg*re will be checked free ?tth e?ch fell tieket
I ruid 75 pouodi with each Mr fere ticket
Through line from Skagwav to AUln, White Horse, Big Saitaoa, l)?*ioo and
intermedia* e points. Connection .made at Dawtoa with Lower Rfw *t*ai?NoaU for
Eaffle, Circle CItT, Rimpsrt, ranana, Fairbanks ('bene. St. Michael and Nowe,
NAVIGATION NOW OPEN
Daily connection made at White Horse betweer train* and rtver steamer* f<* tit Yukon
Rier points, including Mecdenhall Landing. the ne*mt steamboat landing te- the
Alsek Gold Fields The following steamboat* are operated by 'he WHITE FA? AND
YUKON ROUTE Mid are equipped with all modern ronreoieecee. inch-ding wear-. heat
eloctrlc light and other features as afford not only safety hat arm for* 10 paase lysrt.
WHCTE HORSE CANADIAN BONANZA KINO
DAWSON CASCA SELKIRK LaFRANCE
ZEALANDIAN ' THISTLE VICTORIAN
THRoroH tickets can be purchased at SkagtMy fer PAWSoM, FAIRBANKS. CHKN i
and all Lover Rlrer pokat*.
Finely appointed trains dally, eierpt Sunday, between Hkagnay and White Horse,
carrying pa?eng*r?. bagrage, mall and r i f r nai ft
Bfcgpage bonded through. Direct telegraphic aer? toe to all paiMa la A 'art a. Cfcaata
and the United State*.
For Information relative tr pasaengei, freight and teHrraphic raiea apply
to any agent of the Compear. ?? to- -? 8 4 ?
A. L. RERDOE, Geo. Magr. P. a WCRZBACHRR Oaa A|*M
traffic department
Vanoouver, B. C.
VanoouTer, R. P. and f?Varw. A Ualrs