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Herman Grimm
LOCAL BRIEFS
10r D*Bl Al""* Jflr
IVC on the streets for.. llfC
SA W A Y~WEA TH ER~ REPORT
Result* of the obsarraUoa taki-o
at Moore's Wharf *t nu-1ni?ht,
rvc l?n ts as Wlom
Ttnip. time ohservarn .. .. 13 above
Max preceding 24 hr? .. .. 20 above
Mia ~ " *???.. IS above
an " r " .. .. 16 above
?<??? Clear V \\>nd
INTERIOR WEATHER REPORT
1 kmpkrattrk
stations Above Below
i 4
Canton
While H or*
Ailio
L*-?wer I/elmngv
Hoo)?lit>v)oa '*
Bu: Salmon
Yukon Cross n?;
Selkirk 12
Ooffe*. Creel" -
vte?rsrt R.xer
CVilvie
Dawson 25
Clear aii.i calm nearly the entire
W?nvth of the v?l>er '
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It Pays to Get Printing That ;
? PLEASES -? ? S
The W ork from our Job Department ?
Pleases Particular People. ?
Don t y*?n.i t of town for your work. liet us quoro
you ?.irkvs *how you sn uplos of stock, and do your work
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altr Dailii Alaskan.
?EMU PIEUDS FOR
?MM CWElITi
TV following article takt-n ftrmi
the Chitina Leader on November 27,
in Oordova during his speech making
campaign in the Westward Citiea,
previous to his for the Ka?t.
whetv he wlU attend the session of
? OaOgrMB.
"I come to Calk to you tonight as
;l representative of the peo^We of
VHsfcn and not as a politician I
\*me to talk to you as a friend and
?t as an ?ii?iay. I ciuie 10 ?*lk ?<>
'*?ch oth' about his own b'Mii.ess
To railroad peoPi<\ to merchant?, to
< W.y folk and to "rough necks" alike
' is in the territory of Aalska to
Nnter his conditions Each is In
terested in this great quet*.k?n which
[ now threatens the development of Al
aska
FV?r more than three years the
development of Alaska has been
threatened In the last three yews
we rto know K has been (joint: back
wards We want coal in Alaska and
opportunities given to every man to
to into mining, fishing. logging,
railroads Into any line of put-suit
to make success. How many men
have been successful How many
men bave grown rich out of the de
velopment of Alaska? You can
count them on the fingers of one
hand This fet the reason why peo
ple have not built cities The reas
on now barring us from success I
am not on the platform to abuse the
t?ig intreests as the Mr interest? ?rv
suffering alike. I think the time has
come when we have been driven to
that point where a]) must stand to
g.-ther and work as auuit
' You are interested in Cordova
particularly fa, the matter of ooal
You had a tea party a* the wharf
which demonstrated to the world
that you wree interested in the
matVr You are interested hi the
opening of the KataJla coal fields
If it is not developed your stores will
be closed. You will be obliged to
move your families to a region where
development can go forward You
may not approve of the big interests
bu* the time has come to unite to
endeavor to secure for you the de
velopmnet of this particular region
"1 do not mean to criticise Mr
Fisher's policy I know him to he
a brave high-minded gentleman. A
man of courage and who believes the
leasing system is the proper thing
for Alaska, Pincfcot is a good man
and de?rw to benefit hte territory.
Poinderter If the same, but I do not
agree with these three gentlemen in
their efforts to put the leasing ays
torn of coal lands upon the people
of this territory In my Judgment
the leasing system will ruin Cor
dova If it will have that effect K
ought to engage the most earnest
attention. If fc will result in the
arrest of development it ought to
escape the attention of ev<*-y man
There should be no poflttics, no
party feeing of any ktnd
"Mr. Fiaher had before him and
examined the 33 Cunningham rkUm*
*'id declared that there was fraud
He made fax order setting aside the
sale and the land reverted to the
government 235 more claims are
to be examined and may be declared
forfeit Claims would not be leased
by anyone in the meantime as there
was litigation. What will you do
during these years at Cordova"
"Mr. Fisher proposes to go ?
little farther He proposes in good
Taith to buDd a railroad from 9ew
?rd to the Matanuska ooal fields
and extend it to the great navigable
rivers of the interior I will support
i it The time has come to lay aside
principle and bufld railroads to de
velop the country. In principle I am
opposed to the government owning
?md operating mines and railroads
Tt is socialistic in idea and this kind
of paternalism should not be inaugur
ated in Alaska T*k if u * the
desire <o hax-e suoh a bill I will not
oppose It
"In principle I am not in favor of
the leasing bill. If Uiey p?t up a
fair leasing bill I shall not work
agaiinst K But a good leasing hill
is better tban we have had hereto
fore But in my Judgment a leae
ing biU is going to hurt you The
government raUronrf from Seo-ard Is
not going to have any litigation to
prevent its being birijt Fisher be
lieves in a railroad and leasing sys
tem at Katalia Tt?e situation here
* between the devil and the d??p
? *. Seward looks forward to Im
mediate government aid, and thinks
ttie leasing bill w4B pass I orxild
not defeat It if I tried Pk?oho< and
the administration are agreed upon
Uuu one proposition The House
CVimmlWee on public lands has al
ready reported a Mil withdrawing
all coal landa (hm oals l^nd will
b? reserved to the United States *t*J
let on a latMng ayatem Not more
<.h?n 160 aorat to any one peraon
or corporation. n i?fc a royalty of not
toss than three cen?? per ton of
coal If the Kataita fW<H cam be
froed from th* claim* apaltwt ft all
mUtot be well Pwwtbly ciaitna couM
be abandoned w aold to the company
pettfci* the leaue
"1 am frietidly to your railroad
when tt doea rtjrht, bat won't be
friendly when they do wromp I am
attorney for the people of Alaaka. Tf
the <ov eminent irfv*? title of the coal
ards to you, you oould do nothing
with tt.. you would hava to have a
railr.*d The manaper of tba
rvlr.^ul would stand on the end of
the car and say 'Our rat* Is mo
much.' And the queatkin of rate and
transportation oootrola your coal
We are up azaimst the que?sUon of
transportation hi thta country. 1 am
a* much Interested In havinp pood
transportation as you are. but 1 want
ft under control Onr mada a I way
!ijv?. been and always will be p?"ty
to the povernment. For their |frf*t
services to the people they have
hish pow ers or eminent domain, etc .
to enable the>tn to perform their du
ties and SbonM always be under con
trol.
"The courts have now decided that
Maska is a t?Titory and writ of
mandamus ha* b??n sent to the In
terstate Commerce Coro mission com
pelling them to take aictkni and use
it hi Alaska. Within two years the
Interstate Commrece Commission
will control rites.
"I have be?m asked what I wowM
lo in the roil case If Congress
*m*- kid cs ft trll pans a leasinp bill.
thr>n amend the bill In accordance
?Wth l'nesident Taft's messape. Bach
l.vwe to be offered to competitive
bidders and sold to the hwrhest of
th.oe bidders. Bxtond Interstate
'rtmmmy Commif*?on laws and con
trol of rates of transportation. Con
trol monopHes and excewive seHtrr*
price in Alaska Charge a gradual,
od royalty acco*dinp to prtc*. of coal
Pay ail money from royalties Into
an Alaska oaH fnnd. to be itfed for
th?? development of Alaska
"l*i conchision We have a fccr?d
Judicial system foi the territory, birt
we lack a legislative lwody. excerpt
city councils No other territory
was ever crmted before it was gtven
an eiec^i'W territorial lepfetatunp. I
hmnnrht a bill before Oonpress to
;4vo us am leeotive territorial leptala
t-ure Someone told President Taft
beftirchand that Alasku was not com
petent to mi.fee laws, and so a MH
j*<! prov ided for appointment of nine
members to make laws for Alaska,
but the bill did not pass. and never
wHl pass Instead I confidently ex
port. my hill, with amendments to be
enax-ted Vnto Jaw at the comlne see
sion of Ormprese.
"I>et'a let the (iwrpenheiTr* mw
hi wSth us if they will be pood W?j
we eettine pretty well in the same
boat They hare tJO.OOO.OOO *n
vested in tile mllrrw. It is cer
tainjy a fine raiJroad Tt reaches
way up Into the mininp (Twmtry I
want to sen it extended to Fair
banks I wJLnt the railroad develop
?->d Prrvm what I saw I am ready to
quit fishtinr tf they wiH qu+t and
, do rlsrht and all fret topether and
rotimsel one with the other and do
a." I we can to eet the coal srttoaitton
?settled and the territory developed
They oxirht. They have $20.(N>?.
OftO tnveeted in the railroad, the
Alaska Steamship company and *m
roense investment* But m* enowh
revenues to pay for the oil used in
runntop the mad. The Alaafca Syn
dicate hap spent an Immense amount
nf money and oiwrht to wanr the p?rv
pl^. to stand by them. They owp*>t
to so con?Juct their business that
whenever a boat w?a tn the wharf
t*?e peopie wottM meet tbm with a
j brass band inst??d of oumirc them
They are ar, awful prand railroad. M>t
awful poor t*?litWa?i. I hope we can
iM stand topether and wort for the
vnnmon p*id of this tflrrltory."
There nre lot* of men whn will pive
ndvW Hut the man who will take It
is ?ure!v n ivunfort to know
Snnie per?nn? use so mnch rellpton
on Fnndaj that they hnre none for
week da j etticnrencle*
The nvtn ? ho rrewl? when Ms mofh
er in-law i "ww on a visit imially has
a maiden ?:tnt who must not lie of
fend?sl rims do thine*, arence them
selves
A man cm appreciate the beantles
of the simple life ifter he has settle*!
a few Wlla for hla danphter's eomlng
out party
Dr. Pounder's
Modest Request
By OSOU tOX
Cowrlttil by American Ft-#** A
ptatmfi t*u
Ther- * ?n Imrrft ,
fcundre.1 mil*-, frt.ui Vulk ?h|c|)
op to a few T?,r* a hu> j
ton factor? wna |o.??e?| nier*. was
*>ry mucb In tb.- .-ondllfc* of New !
rt Wbwn "??< Clij rolled New I
An-terd?, Ther h,re , rhll?b
tb rp ?hi>rp the congregate {,?
used fo listening :o 1h9 ?
kind of preaching ever since the p|*ce
was settled ?r,a ItM, M|n, org?il*t
'he seme k,?4 ^
ror half n rpntnry.
A ww minister t|? a?lh>d to tbe
ehurch recci.il,. |,Uf hi* call f0 the
?^".11 f0"o,,~' b* hi" Mm
?i? dowa. for ^ .hot**, lb, ron
rr?*",l<" ** Pm..hin,r >*^?li?rn and
woman,, right*. He had 1-e.n chown.
?n account of his name. which ?lt
rounder. the congregation rhfnktnv
that ,1,^ wonM f? flm Mn>#
f p h?mmrrlnf to m-hh.k they had
When .her
Ored him he took np his favorite
cause*. devoting hlmsel f to ,bem ex
dustvely
Mlaa Katrlna Van Schoonerhoven R
number of tbla antlqna,^ f??gT,
f*tlon. one day lost her bearing *o
far a. t? permit the u*, of hcr
die for a *nffmgette meeting From
?rerr aide ?me pro.e,;, th,, of
* oM ?>?tcb circle -Itould lend her
bouse for such a purpose \||aa Van
Pchoonerhoren evplafne-l averring
that she nm not a ?ufrr*re?fe heraelf
and had lent her bona,- for a purpose
*1 <1M not eren approve. In
Ibe mld?I of her emhrtrm??menf there
o?me a ring at the telephone
Are y 011 Miaa Van S-boonerboren?"
was aaked In a aonorous voice.
"I am "
"I am rv Ponoder | understand
that a meeting of suffragettes recently
took place nt your bouse | hope to
mate that meeting the beginning of
a movement'
"Rut. doctor. I lent my honae only
for a pun"*** m whi-h I take 0O per
mm]"?
We are Intending to imie a stir In
behalf of the -nffragette movement,
and I am counting (>n y..ur |?*r?..nal In
fluence to"?
I assure yon that I am not myself !
a snffraceffe; that P
"1 can t hear you What we want Is
to stir up the town in the hope that
we may carry the suffragette ticket at
the next election and rive tbe privilege
to women that Is now left Kolely with j
men: tbnt we may eradiate tb*:
clause In the national .^institution !
wblrh gives the franchise to all ercept
women. Indians *nd Idiot*"
"I tell you | h?re ?othlnK to
w,h roor ewdesivor for the suffra
rette cmir?e I take no inter** In it ;
i don t approve of it -
"Jnst ?. I ' ? w you would he w'th
ua from the r Pnt I heard that n.?
meeting hn<' _ , . M Tour
am timtttir: r*r a Wg meetlnr to
1h" '"tier of Van der IWk
? ^ and Rio. .?r r,wa \OVT Mrnf
""noon ?1 |n rtew^pep^r,
*s ,b" Prtorlpn. speaker. | *m .nre
votir ''hxjnence will w!n ma ny Influen-I
tial i??rvoDs (o our rank* "
-r>r Pounder, if v.,0 dan? annonoce
my name in tNe newspaper* a* a apeak
er at your meetings I *hall never speak
to yon again "
"You *ay yon con*entT I knew you
would We nre roing to hare a bras*
" ln "Itendance: there will be
cmwd. of women distributing suffra
certe pampb'et* and no end of eothu
?lacm Von will be mount, d no a *onp
bo* - hare a hoi provfded-and po
! Icemen will l>e on hand to see that yon
are not Jo?r!ed by tbe crowd."
"Iir r.-itin-ior
"There will be firework*"?
"Dr Poumlcr!"
?'In the etcnlnjr.'*
"Dr l'onnder. I wl?h ton to nnder
ataml that ? will hare nothine to do
wKb jonr meeting. and if yon in?l?t
upon mlrln* W up with the affair I
ahall run t:pon my lawyer fo ret nnt an
Injun^tl^n fo prerenl yon."
"I win mil f~r y?m mrwlf In *
rarrlare at 7 o'rlor* ?nd a*?i?t rrm
to (he aonp boi A ilmelieht win I*
nrrflncfl In an ?rpo*f|e window thai
will Illuminate yoor fare while apeak
In*" -
"Pr Pounder. If yon nndertake to
carry mi; thl? putrim I ?hall? I wi?h
yon wonld *o iwn? from the tele
phone V"B are drMnc me wild, tf
yon don't ?top fhl? per??*cntfoii 1 will
?hnt too off "
Then came In an entirely different
mice, a rnlce that Ml?? Tan Schooner
boren recognired at i nee a? that of her
friend Ved Polndetfer
"Oh. Kit. you're real mean."
"Ned Poindeiter what hare yon
been np toT
"After all mr tronbfe iretfln* np the
roeetlne. hiring the band and proeur
Ing tbe eoep boi for you to apeak on
to aay nothing of tbe llmeilirht. for
ron to gn back on me In thla way la
too awfully mean for anything."
Ned Polode*ter beard a rlrlona ellofc
tnd found himself mi off He atniled
a pleaalng amlle, hung np the rerelrer
and aennrered off to Ma club
Tbe e*H'ement attending the mte
of JIM Van Brboonerhorei'* honae
for a anffragette meeting b*a worn
! away, and tfa effort* are no longer ep
parent. errept on two peraona. the
one tbe lady In question, the other
Mr Polndejter He h?a called aer
I era! ttmes on Mlaa Van Sehoooer
boren. to be met wltb t abort, crlep
j "Not at borne" from tbe lady'a maid
Many Alaskan Read* hi Have Hfirt
It Proflt?<J Thereby.
Good news trmv?fe flurt, ' nod til*
-boiMwrwln of bad b*ck mi Sfm t?
AJ?*ka ar? (M to l?arn that prompt
relief to ?KMi Ute4r reach Mm; a
lam?, w?*k ivxl whir* tank t* bud n
more, think* to DoMt'a KHmt PUte
T1io?iMind? vpon Uimwiwfc? o< people
?re t iXriK the anrwl new* of tbetr mj
pertenca wtth the Old Cjuekar Retned.
Hw# m mi example worth r?*l?n*:
Mm. J. H. CkitAler. 4?6 Fl?t B"
Fourteenth 8* , fern Pra?ctoeo. 0*1,
<*y? "I derived hawUn* t>?TV*fK from
UtM'i PT!? ?nd ron*?fj'i#n<Jf
I %m se ?'?on* In my pr%>?e of them
?m t ?-?? n 1907, wh?n I puMlely en
'lor#*1 thein I flret need f*mn?a KM
ney PWm wh?n Mvln* In Canada. ? id
they refleved me o< a dull. h?evy
I**n in the em*41 of my he^k Oth"r
?ymp*ome o* kl?tney trouble ?h?M had
t>mth??vl me w?# ? ?ien dlepnaod of
?nd my entire <*prtem *** toned op
Str?ce then 1 he?? hed n*> ruth** ne*>
of a trWrvpy nv^UHno I rooe4d?r It
a dn^r ae wrtl <?> ? p|pe.???r<\ to rero?
mend Dnen'a KMiwy Pflla "
Pot aale tvf all deelera. Prl?"e SO
-?nt* Foater Mllbnrn Co.. Buffalo
Vow York. aole a??ntj? for Ui? f'nlt
?d State*
Remember the name- -T>o*n'? ? end
uke no other
6*
BEER
lt)pre'> Viqor am
Strenoth
in every (Jrop
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m Bra
COM fx
? m Wa,
PROPESS'ONAL CAR"
Attorney*
ROVAL A. GUNNiSO ?
AtttmtyAULt*
f O Bo* S. Jatte#*. * l<? ?
M 8 Ll pvnc
attorney at law
Commissioner For Yukon Terr t orf
to Take Affidavit*
-kA?wAJ. \l*k*
STEVE PAGAN
Attorney At Law
HAINES ALASKA
[>?ntl?tA
OR. I. ?- RILLIR
DENTIST
Urmi Uc4?r? Metho-!?
Open Evening*
CfO<* Hnnr?: ?-li A at 1-4 p. m
\ uku Bui kiln*. Broadway
4KAQWAV, ? - ? _ ALASKA.
DmUl Supplier
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
Dealer* In?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
22* Walker BM*., Heftttle. H'ub
Older* by ?*il or nabU- ? it r
?'*? prompt Attention
? req-jeat
Muele T ??Cher*
MISS M. G. HINOSh
TearJi w r4
piano route
Spertal Term* for ? L.
Number of BectuOei
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the ;
DlADt-FM
and t :i \
DIkIiht; fe
PIPE S A L fc I PIPE b ? . f >
WOOD TO BliRN
?ood Dry Plankinp tor 8?mm. r i
Special price Uila mon'j
? 2.00 PEP RICK.
9? ? HERB TAYLOR V "
THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
MONTTCELLO RTE
PEBBLBFORD RTF
GIB80N RYE
Bottle* In Bond. In Balk or In
BottW At the Board of Trade tf
st? fW. ? let a WIKJ'e-some
enokerf rr efti at the New Horn
j PerUnrant Mb if*, ?*
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