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E W Gideon Carcrosa, Y. T. Keller Drug Co .. .. Haines, Alaska
Haines, Alaska April 22, 1912.
KaIjUv Alaskan : ?
The campaign is now on and the
republican ar.J democratic candidates
are slumping the district, \\> have
read in the pap*rs that 1VV?ki???
Wkkensham wtnsVI not s-'ani for a
re-*>Kvtion and that laterally he had
pieces', himself to take the stump
foe rWs-el Sutherland Car. you not
tell your readers something alxx;t
the ?ruaikc.* Is J ud.ee Wickersham
SOing to V a candidate and what is
the popular or car. zat:on of which he
is the standard bearer doing? Any in
formation you may bo able to i rapat t
will gTWttlv obV.cc
(Signed! vn Alaskan
Hon, James Wickersham will no<
enter the race until he is placed in
nomination by a representative ?on
ventjon and this essential will rot
N- overlooked. The newspaper r.w
ports relative to Alaska s faithf-1
detocato hav e boon moulded by the
by partisan cabal's pr*^s bnr?a.n
>T.:die Wickersham i> now at Wash
? :>!Ctor. absorlvd in C . work tvf fvfrht
ins the battles of Alaska as no oth
ec candidate wouM dare to t'i-ht
them I^t th? .* <?- i andidatos. and
their managers orate, and denounej\
v. re bands ar.,1 spend their campaign
';nds for a few w-eoks more and In
owl a- 1 ample time James Wi. ker
sham will be nominate' bj an ir.
aependant vlaskan convention. wi'l
stand before the people npNn a pia
form of whieb not a word wi'l be
dictated by any special irtere- an 1 ;
shortly aft *. w -vo t 1 low or M :ster
the opening of a campaign barrel or
pledces of any patronace, w ill be
elected by such a majority of all
\.-?t<v< east as to r.'.ak, every other
candidate <e*'k the oblivion to which
they will be reJegaUxl.
NOT A THIRD TERM
Ivor's -onskJer this third -term prop
"VRTior. <juite apart from wMhn ?t
>v fc^pl ied *o Mr Soowvielt. Mr Taf*.
Mr lAFV.letto Mr Clark. Mr. Har
r.icc. Mr \V-.fe*vr. or ov?n the thiv**
T candidate. Mr Rryan, The pro
prwsy or impropriety th<* -RTSViorr. or
urwtwknn wouM remain the ssme n<^
matter to which ow tho obv>oTi;Ti
might V raised on account of hts
ha* uy: already ha i t tvo ? ?-ms Tak
ec up then parely ort its merits and
uninfluenced by any pecs >nal cons: do
atx*ns. ar.alvsis of tho sentimont sur
rouadin^; * hat a?y be called the
third -term bwcaboo discloses tho fa< t
that most o* tho rorvwrnaro,- to the
th-rd -term "..Va pro-a - out of one or
NXh of two theories.
First ? A third te-m nee*--ar:ly
means sorooth.r.c secured by the mis
use of power wielded during the prior
teem.
Second ? A third term in. presses as!
the evidence of power -which might J
tend to keep tho inouinN*K in ofTioej
indefinitely.
There is nothinc m the law. either I
statute or ctowtit-.ition&l. prohibiting a
third presil-ential term. It is the
theory of the la* covctiirc the elec
tion of Presador.t that, under oertsjn
flexibility ink's the people may ele<<
whom they choose a.nd as of* on as
they choose If the President of tho
United States were choc-en by tho"
direct vote of the peopV instead of'
by the circnm Vocation rente of thei
eiecnorai colleso, sn^h a th re a? tho
third-term hwnea:<v> would never ex
ist. for then a majority would elect
and the choice of a majority would
always be right No un<h?e exnecise
of power con Id intrench a President
in office, as against the wish of the j
majority, and any extension of of
ficia: term could be but by tho ex
press win of that majority
Under present conditio^ there is
no force to third term opposition
except where the third term follows
the first and second terms continu
ously. The opposition arises from
the repugnance to the use of of
ficial position and administration ma
chinery to perpetuate the incumbency
from one ierm to another. "Hi ere
can be no such use of position or
machinery where a candidate, for il
lustration. 's holding no office at the
time ? where a break or lapse has oc
curred. The entire reason for third
term objection disappears, because
the influence of the office and the
use of the administration machinery
so to the benefit of the then, in
cumbent, wno is seeking re-eleetioi.
Vpon neither of the grounds upon
which third term objections are bas
ed, therefore, can such objections run
to the candidacy of Colonel Roose
velt. There is room to believe that
where they aiv urged they are wot
sincere As a matter of cold fact,
he is not seeking a third consecutive
term or even a third term. He was
elected President but once, and i?
now proposed for a. second election
The theoretical objection cannot be
ur.c*\i that he is in position to exert
for his own benefit the influence of
ihe presidential office or employ j
the power cf the administration ma
chinv Of all of those now In the'
pubiU thought, in connection with
the Presidency, he is the last who
would receive aid or countenance of
the power tangible or intangible, of
the official < rganization. The news'
if each day multiplies evidence to
>how that.
Objections to a third term, in the
case of Colonel Roosevelt, is nothing
more or loss than a clouding of the
issues Thi-re is no question of
third term involved.
\\ ver yet has man sung, painted,
prophesied, made a woman happy,
nor in any way woven finer the
spirit of hi? time, but thai God first
covenanted with his mother for the
jiift ? and more often than not, the
potential gift was startled into fts
supreme expression, by the daughter
of another.
The man with a messaye must
drive it home through women, for it
is the women who are listening today
?
All men. as all nations, must suf
fer. Europe and America are learn- !
:n.c to suff-r throtigh their excesses.
A drink ard a cigarette ? old wolves
forever on the watch for the spent !
and wounded.
Flavoring Extracts
If you want a flavoring Extract that is far superior to any you
buy anywhor? olse, we have Uhjd ar.il soli thoni at prl> *a you pay
tor inferior brands.
Vanilla, Lonion, IlitCtvr Almotuls, Orange, i5as;it>v>rry, 5ltrawli?Ty,
Banana. Ginger, Wtatergre*n, and Rose.
WILLIAM BRUT
) Humor and
) Philosophy
t ?r ?VjrCAA M. SMITH
FADING.
/"ill, see the pretty scheme'
" A dream
Indeed,
The ktnd you read
Abou' :
It surely must pan out
There Is no slip
'Twlxt cup and lip
In this allurlns one.
It dazzles as the sun.
And no such word as fall
Is hanging to Its tail.
It must. It shall. It has to win
rip In:
The water's fine.
The thing must prove a mln".
So easy that a child might play
With It and make a getaway.
A double plated clnclt.
And every Inch
A winner sure.
List to Its lure
And siren sons.
It can't go wrong.
Tor figure It In any way
And It must pay.
The profits make you fairly reel
Before you turn a w heel.
Some scheme? oh, my I
I hope to die
If this one Isn't quite the best
E'er put to test.
Tes. that's the d'ipe b< f.v. e > ?? i fai;
And dump In It your little nil
And then. oh. then -It Is n sin?
The flaws begin
Their heads to show !
The thing's a go.
But where, oh. where
Are all those profits? In the air?
That's where they are
And very far
From any certain landing plice.
O victim, do we state the c.ise*
* ?
AUo a Professor.
"He belongs to
the impressionist
school of art."
"Does he ;>:iint
pictures*-"
"No; lie I1'.'. Us
eyes."
* r.
SiTtpl ' ed.
"Ilow do you to !.?> ]? your
cider sweet
"Oh, this is a pr??hil.
"Whnt has that to do ? !:
"There a law acaln>! the .id?r pet
ting hard."
The Knocker
"lie is a hard fisted fe!l..w "
"But that Isn't 1 1-e worst it."
"What more?"
"Fie is hammer minded t.<
To Exterminate Each 0".' er.
"Brown always k "
"I.et's pet hill! to i.:eet ''"V
"What for?"
"lie always knocks."
D dn't Have To.
"I suppose you 1 vo ? >? st'l of
the latin you learn, d in s.-h>
"1 dVln't leirn nu.v 1 i? t i> -~o<l in
It."
Money Has Me-ey.
Hope springs rtem.nl 'n t !..< l.re.ist
Of one who Is conJ^'inu-il ??? ?1>.
If he has cash he kr>o\vs t' .? iest
A cunnlnc lawyer may supply.
Subscribe for The Daily Alaskan
and be happy.
MOORE'S WHARF- CO
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route
All SuiithboundSteamere Arrive and Depart FromTliif P vk
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses open for delivery of merchandise from 8 a m. to a p. m.
Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
All freight shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (papers can be obtained at the V. S. cus
toms office) and must be delivered before 5 p. m. Xo freight will be
received on the wharf after this hour.
B AGO AE ? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE 0X1. Y.
Xo charge for bajrs and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be clothed to the public when steamer is n oaring
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
P. O. Box 175. E. J. SHAW, General Manage
TheWhitePass & Yukon Rout-p
TIME TABLE NO. 28.
N<v i, N. Bound. 1st class Mon- No. 2, S. Bound, 1st cla?s, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday day, Wednesday and Friday
8:30 a m. Leaven SKAGtTAY Arrives 3:20 p. n:
10:15 p . m. " WHITE PASS Leaves 1:45 "
11:10 - * LOO CABIN " 12: 47 "
12:05 - " BENNETT " 12:15 "
1:30 - - CARIBOU * n 10:25 v rn
1:45 " \rrtv?e WHITEHORSE Leave* 8 15 "
Passengers ant be at depots In time to have baggage Inspected
and checked Inspection is stopped >0 minutes before leaving time of train
150 pounds of baggage will be checked free with oach full fare tick
et and 76 pounds with sack half tar* ticket
PROFESSIONAL CARD-.
Attorneys
GUNNISON &. MARSHALL
Attorneya-At-Law
' P O Box E. .luneaa. Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Coiuuii-sianer For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavit*
i?k??wajr, . \ i as kit
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA
DentlaU.
DR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modem Methods
Open Evenings.
C tOo? Hours: i-12 a. ni 16 p. ni.
?..i?kaii Lulling, ? Broadway
SaAGWAY, ? - - ALASKA.
>?nial Supplies.
V. F. PATTERSON .fc COMPAN .
? Dealers I;q ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
2-9 Walker Rldg., Seattle, Waeb
Ciders by uuiil or cable will r
prompt attention Ca'alo^
i t: ;equest
Music Teaci-'er*
MISS M. G. KIMDSHAW
Twchar of
PIANO FORTf
3p<viaJ Terine for a Lini .
Number of ? ?
SIGMTh AVE. A NCI MAIN ?>"
SHir YOUR
RAW FURS
to rut:
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:r >.
V jka Furs a Specialty
\ cry "I op Price? Paid.
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vis
i.irfr ri s"
t-i.A KO STEAM F.r.
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'?'or B s ?rT(,r? H*v, Juneau,
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PROM 6KA&WAV
March ,1. P. 15, 21, 27.
tt ?:0C ?.
WlL' ' < "O'.V V'L" . Vt-r J ,Bfiw
H. HARTWIGSEN, Agent
Broad war and F*5fth Ave. 'Phon?#-0
STEAMERS FOR
& Seattle, Tacoma
Virtoria, Vikowh, Aw*1",
f. ???*?, Purt Tftwwnd, Sflwh
R?llir>gf>?m. Enrrka. 5nta B?W?, M?wr<i
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
113 J?mct .St, Seattle 112 M?U 3?-, $aa Franmrr
? RtfM to rKuniv tKn
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle April 25, May 7-19-31
June 12-24 , July 6-18-30
Spokane April 19 May 1 13 25 June 6
State of California July 12 24
FRAN K II. POLO. Agent. 2'iH & Brrmlpray, Skagway
Mil fx
| Alaska Steamship r
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELLS PARGO EXPRESS
Nrit (utliln* o < Uia f?J?t ,?r
| Jefferson, April 9, 21 May 3, 15, 27
Dolphin. April 3, 15,27 May 9, 21
ompany rcferrm th* right to chan g- saillnjt d*t#? wlthont ro?J'?
| TELEPHONE NO. 66. C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
TOP i^nReVMMHHBranMHi
Pacific Ry
Sailings From 5ka{{way
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SS. PRINCESS MAY
f April 12-23 May 3-14-24
Vancouver, VictoriaS Seattle via Prince Rupert
| Pno-? 87 F. F W cOWLE, Ag-ot
r^g ?fetiaecasssiawi
steamship Humboldt
Will Sail From
StCAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Port!.
APRIL 29th
3*Illni <3at<> twbj^rt to aithmt notlr*.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
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For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And ail Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
T.\i n Sow; ? Monday, Wednesday and Friday Between SKAGUAY ar.d WHITE
H?>K>r. TV n S. ? ? Mov '".ay. Wednesday and Friday Between WHITEHORSE and
t-i\ .U-iWY
Canj ij. uirpis. H;n. za .i. Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lalre n d Kivr S* miv ? ? to all Points in Alaska and thf> Yukon.
led through. Direct telejrT?phic service to all points in Alaska. Canada A U.S.
Write for Inscriptive Literature and ^uninier Excursion Iiates.
TBftFFIC DEPARTMENT,
Vancouver, B. C.
0. L. 0ICKES0N, PRESIDENT.
\ arioouver, L>. C., and Skafjuay, Alaska.
C. W. CASK. TOURIST *87.
Skapuay. Alaska.
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