GREEN
TOMATOES
SMOOTH AND OF GOOD SIZE
60 cents a box
C. W. Ask & Sons
WHO KNOCKED
Stop ami rvalue what you
to jv?y for your
Clothing 14 Months Ago ?
Dortero & Son 42 1 Broadway
Pnni in n ?f *"gh ciass
' I 1 * 5 L| Daily Alaskan
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Dra f* at
Mi f'RSI CUSS BARS
PRACTICAL
TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR
Steam, Gas and
Electrical Engineers
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS
Catalog and particulars on request.
Reference First National Bank of Seattle.
t t?*. 'V?i mJ Km St. ? SK4TTLK.
A Chain
of Logic
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II tl THIRD AVK.. SKATTI-K.
Progressive Home Rule
Party Platform
tConttnued from r?ge 1.)
6. The licensing of satisfactory
representatives of Insurance com
panles and building and loan hs
?Delations
S To appear for the people of
Alaska before the Interstate Com
tnerce Commission
That the land laws be fully ex |
tended to the Territory of Alaska.
We denounce the conservation of
natural resources as now carried out
In this Territory It has not con
served a pound of coal or a single
foot of timber, but on the contrar>
has been responsible for the wast
Ing of vast quantities of both these
resources to the greni detriment of
the people of Alaska
We demand the abolition of for
est reserves in this Territory. The)
serve no useful purpone, retard de
velopnient, put a (treat and useless,
expense upon the pioneers, do nol
pay their own expense*, are s
source of loss to the federal gov
ernment, and create a horde of
tyrannical despots whose sole aim
In life seems to be to depopulate
the areas over which they have
sway.
Thnt the game laws be amended
so that Rame be not only protected
by a bounty for killing of wolves
and by other measures, but that ac
tual residents be not deprived of a
natural food supply.
We admonish and pledge our can
didates to perform their duly with
extreme caution, to avoid the en
actment of radical or experimental
legislation and to study and be
guided by the legislative experience
of the Progressive States, to the
end that they be not led into the
enactment of impractical laws. To
consider the respective rights of all
men regardless of class or condit
ion and without distinction- -that
capital may receive its just re
ward and labor its rightful de
mands. so that prosperity and good
government may result from their
labor and deliberations and a firm
foundation laid for the coming
State.
To all of which we pledge our- J
K. Valentine,
H. H. licKnro,
Jot in Heck.
Martin IiImhi,
t tin v K. Initei-MiU.
I.. I*. liAwm.
tieorge Kennedy, of this city and
Skagway, who has been managing
the Clayson haberdashery in Cor
dova for the past year, went thru'
Juneau Saturday night on the steam
er Alanied.i from the westward, en
route to Seattle to undergo a surgi
cal operation Mr. Kennedy has ex
perienced extreme difficulty in nasal
breathing, owing to a foreign growt
caused by a broken nos?' (Jeorge
will be back north within two or
three weeks. Juneau Dispatch.
Word ariives out from Dawson
to the effect that the dredge owned i
by Boh Milvain, which has been
operating on Walker's Fork of the
Fortymile river for the past five
years has been dismantled and at
the enormous cost of Htf.OOO for
freight alone will be moved to Miller
Creek on the north fork of the
Slxtymlle river on the X. A. T.
company's concessions consisting of
3" claims. In moving the machin
ery It will be necessary to nego
tiate a devide ot an elevation of
over 4 50n feet altitude, and the
agreement by Milvain with the N.
A T company Is that he shall op
erate the dredge for 30 days at his
own expense, and if it proves suc
cessful it will be taken over by the
company.
Kl.KH MKKTIVt; TliMtiHT.
Skagway ix*i,re No. 431, B. P. O
RIks, will meet tonight at 8::!0 sharp
All members are requested to 1*
present end all visiting brothers are
cordially Invited.
Georgv D. Mag^v, Soc.
Food cooked as :t should be at
the "White Pass C*fe." Only the
best In the market Mrs. Orloff
King, proprietress tf
Go to the "White Pass Cafe"
for the lest meals In Whltehorse
Now under the management of Mrs.
Orloff Klnp tf
KltKSH KA8TKRN OYHTKIUi
In any quantity, on the half shell,
first of the season, At the Pack
Train Kestnurant.
CRAB MEAT aNK TU1.S
at
The Park Train ltMl?ui*nt
Sm?l a la enrte.
For 35c. you can pet a wtaolsome,
home cooked meal at the New Home
Restaurant, fith aveune. Just off of
Broadway.
(X>.\Ii Klt\ll> CASES
xmv IV Jl'UV'H HANDS
(Continued from I'ajjo 1.)
pany getting the Btnaller share.
"Do you Know that the Pacific
Coast company and Its successor,
the Pacific Coast Coal company,
was not to compete with the John
J. Sesnon company?"
"1 think they did compete and I
called them down for It. After that
they did not compete, so fur as I
know."
Bullock went over hi* acquain
tance with Jarvls and Houston at
?ome length, and reviewed the his
tory of the coal contractu Me said
he did not remember talking with
Houston about the bids at Port
l>avls and 8t. Michael. He said
there was a shortage ol coal In
1907, owing to the heavy demand,
and they were delayed In getting
their coal at Ijidysmltli ? Tacomn
Tribune.
HiimMirll lieave* For lloiue.
Juneau, Oct. 10 ? Bert Howde
shell, delegate to the Home Hulc
convention will leave today for his
home In Skagway on the Steamship
Georgia.
XOT1CK TO (IKItMANN.
My cabbage is all gone, but I
have a bits lot of good second hand
brick that is Just the thing for re
pairingpairing chimneys or building
new ones. $1.50 per hundred, and
you haul It yourself. Krln go
Braugh, Tom Ryan. 2-t.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones, who
have spent the summer at their
old home in l>awson, are In town
today on their way to Vancouver.
Mr. Jones has been In the hard
ware business in Dawson since t h<
earl) days, and leaves on the Ma;
this evening.
\V. P Whiteside, who ban tak?n
charge of the Purity Pharmacy In
Juneau since Mr. Hritt has bee;i
in Skagwav, returned to Skagway
on the City of Seattle this morn
ing ami has assumed charge of tho
Hritt Drug Store in this city.
Mrs Macfarlane, wife of one of
the Guggenheim clerks at Dawson,
arrived out last evening and will go
south on the Princess Mny to spend
the winter in the States and Can
ada. Mr. Macfarlane will follow
later in the season coming out over
(he ice.
Miss McKinstry, who has been
employed by the Guggenheims for
the past two years in the Klondike
region, <>ame out from the Interior
last night, and will take passage 011
the Princess May for the outside,
where she will visit with relatives
and friends during the coming win
ter.
Kd Pinkert, a sourdough mer
chant and mining operator of Gold
Run and Dawson City, who has
been in the north for the past 15
or 16 yean, is going south on the
Princess May this evening, lie will
be back with the swallows in the
spring, as Dawson always looks
good to "Pinky."
A. \V. Hrock, traffic manager of
the White Pass & Yukon route,
will sail for the south on the Prin
cess May tonight. After a few
days spent in Vancouver Mr. Hrock
will go to Chicago, whero he will
remain for several months, and
when seen by a representative of
this paper, he said that he expected
to be back in Skagway during the
latter part of January or early In
February.
The City of Seattle arrived in
port thin morning at 5 o'clock with
five passengers and a small con
signment ot freight. She willed
for the Month at 9: IS taking IX
passengers from this port, among
whom were Sergt. Oeorge McNa
ntara, wife and child and II. I>
Plneo, The latter will go only a*
far as Ketchikan at this time
stopping in that city to traiiKact
business for the P. C. Company.
Peter Smith, one of the sourest
of sourdoughs, having npent the
past fifteen years In and about the
Klondike region, without, one inter-,
mission, arrived in Skagway on last
night's train accompanied hy hi*
wife and two children. They will
leave tonight on the Princes* May
for Vancouver, and It Is Mr. Smith's
intention to remain In the south In
the future, having disposed of his
holdings in the north, which consist
ed principally of real estate In the
Yukon metropolis.
W. 11 Morgan, who has spent
the greater part of the last 12 or
14 years copper prospecting and
mining on the head waters of the
White river. Is going outside to
spend the winter visiting relatives
and friends and Incidentally to dis
pose of a few claims during his Idle
moments.
DON'T WtPBRTMEJfT .
Vcm \\ III M*kp So >lisl?ke If l i'l
Follow ThH Adtire. ?
Never neglect your kidneys.
If you have pain In the back,
urinary disorders, dizziness ami
nervousness, It's time to art and
no time to experiment. These are
1'requently symptoms of kidney
(rouble, and a remedy wblrh n
recommended for the kidneys shrnild
, i e taken In time.
Doan's Kidney Pills are a good
remedy to use. It has acted effect
ively in many ranee in this vicinity.
Can Alaskan residents demand
further proof than the following tes
timonial?
K. U. Mean mon t, 635 (J It,
Kureka, Cal., sajs: "For a long
time I had a had rase of kidney and
(?ladder trouble. The kidney secret
ions were too frequent In pasaage
and I suffered a great deal from
backache that was especially severe
at night. I applied plasters to my
hack and used other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to see an Ar
ticle in tho papers about Doin'n
Kidney Pills, I procured the rem
edy. I began using It and In a
<hort time my kidneys wero restor
ed to a normal condition. I have
oacd five boxes of Doan's Kidney:
Pills and can say that I am cured i
As I did not take any other remidyi
at the same time, I give the full
credit for my cure to Doan's Kidney
Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Mllbum Co., Uuf
falo. New fork, sole agents for tbe
United States.
Remember the name- -Doan's?
md take no other.
Henry l-'riedenth*] Pnone 76. Quick
leiivery 1 ta Rga.tr e and expressing on
hort notice, day or eight.
NOTICK.
Olympla l?eer on draft at the
Bom .1 of Trad?. This famous brew
is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles. Thin la the
time to drink beer. Cet It at the
Board of Trade Par, wnere the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer Is also kept
in bottles. tf.
BOOTH'S BAI.TIMOUK OVSTKBS
Finest Fresh Oysters ever brought
to Ska# way In bulk Comes in re
frigerator sealed earthen Jars. Oys
< era on Heir Shell also always on
hand. Order by Phone or call at th
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, near 5th
The best meals In Whltehorse at
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress. tf
Hand painted dinner cards, favors
wore cards, in water color or oil
original and exclusive designs and
local subjects. Supply on hand o
ppeclal work executed on short
notice. Mrs. Louise Mllnes, with
J. Ikuta, Skagway. Mall orders re
ceive special attention. tf
II o >i k <; it o v x 8 r R I X (i
CIIICKK X
Tlir I'.irk Train Itetaiirun*
Draper <5c Co.
Agents For?
IMsTM AN KODAK 8IPPMKM
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Finishing done for those who "pre?s
the button."
Full line of Films, Plates
Papers.
Mail orders carefully attended to
? Address -
DKAPKK ? (T>MPAXV, I*. O. Ilox O
Skneway, Alaska.
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
Fir 14 Yuri W* H?r? Wf
The Best in ihe Market#
?ml t^?T it i? lW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location ?>
Broadway, b?twe?i 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
Best Meals
In Th?* Cir.y at fh?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER
Lodging
Kv?rrthinir ('Iran ami
Flrtl CIsum
Fiflh Avenue near Broadway
CANDY ....
CIGARS
( TOBACCO
?
\ Smokers Articles
1 A ('iir?'full.v Seloctrrl Stork
P of Notions, Such as Shave
l ini; Articles. belts, Not*?
0 lk>oks Post Cards
f >? mt forget the number
428
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? Board of Trade 4
Cafe 1
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J. Ktranan A Cl#e?k. Pr?pri*t?n
I
;* Eveything New and First
Class
BarKjiirt* and Private runners
A Specialty
X Popular Prices
?\ Open Day and Night
T
Idewey
CAFE
Op?t#d I'ml^r N*w
M*r.tc>i?nt
J . E , TERREL
Fnrir.wlf of
D*w*on Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scoff* Ho' el Carr.rom.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
IBKST MF1ALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PR ICRS
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
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UpJ?m You'Tf O* 50 Cr.jrrn
H. Hartwigsen
a tier II? Of to
W. W. B0U3HT0N
d**t ,rm n?
Cigars Tobacco,
Snrokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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