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,HER TERRITORIES
'?The governor's view* are no doubt
, n harmony with those of the president
ami congress, and further there can be
but little doubt but that the Organic
Act will he much to his likirg when
ever territorial government does
gome," #4>s thn Juneau hyphenated
Sol- in that case, judging from the
governor's well know* views on tl>e
question, It will be an act which, in
ttead of enlarging the rights and i>i iv
lieges of the people of Alaska, will
further limit and restrict them.
Ketchikan Miner.
I hat's exactly what we mean, for a
Urge number of thoso who are now
?trying for territorial gove-nment iu
order that they uiiy hive "inoro liber
ties in the way they shall conduct
their business" have at the present
time more liberties thau thev have
anv state in the Union.-Uecord Miner.
That's exa-tiy wrong. The fact of
the matter is the President and Coi.
gress have no idea o I what is belni
carried ou in Alaska. The situation
has be?-n misrepresented, wilfu'lv and
deliberately to them, if a resolution is
passed at t!.e coming rr-iio i of the
Kepublican convention at .luneau pe
titioning Congress to listen to 0 tegait
Cale and not Governor Hogyatt, the
situation will be itreatly bettered.
The reptile pte*< is. as usual, entirely
wiotaken when it asserts we have more
libei ties than anv state in
We have not even one p-irt ol
whit the territories of N?w Mexico or
Ari/oni* h*ve h-d for years. Poder
the treaty of Guadalupe Hi>l?l*o the
territory of New Mexico ha? county
divisional government: it says vhat
laws shall, and what laws shall not he
passed: a Governor like Hogga t wi uld
not be toleratei there one month, in
fact, it has been but three weeks am e
President liooseve t remove : Governor
H. J. Hatterman, of New Mexico fori
just such action" a> Governor Hoggatt
ha> been carryirg on for the pa?t ye?r
or two. In place of Governor Hagti j
man he has nppoin'rd Governor Curvy.
? plain New Mexico "cowman. Mr.
Hsgerman was a reformer and declared
that the people did uot know ho<* to
govern themselves. They aro>e
enmasse ?g^nsl him and Koosevelt
removed blot. Atizonia. New Mexico
and Oklahoma pa*, their own laws,
elect all their ovn officers, except the
Gov< ru'.r, and he is rocomn
the people ar.d removed under petition
of the people. They are not one hall
to blessed with natures wealth a? Alas
ka nor cursed not one lenth with
oppressive federal officials a- we are.
THE TIME COMING
We read in the Skagway A askaii:
' Ha l .Va^ka the |>owpr lo make lawf
ul protect the sal moo from these loot
ers. It wouM be different. Tliev would
he forced to see that hatcheries were
provided from the rt\cnuesof the lisli
ing industry a provision niailo looking
towards tho spawning of the ti-.li. Hut
where practices are impaired jc to
wards human beings such a-. prevail
here, who could expect that considera
tion he extended toward-- the future of
an ndustry 'i
Hut suppo-e the cor(>orations secure
a clause in the i >rganic Act itiviag Ali.?
ksoi (tower to make laws, reading like
this: ?'Provided nothing in this aci
? hall Ik- construed to give the >eople of
Alaska any authority to legislate co;.
eeroing the fisheries of Alaska." And
that is just about what wi:l he done.
Hut, says the territoriallst, congress
will not do *uch a foolish thing. That
may be true, but in the language of
Patrick Uenrv, "we have no way of
judging uf the future but by the past,"
anil when congress gave .ur munici
pal government it was provided in the
Organic Act that wc could tax Fido one
dollar, but prohibited the women of
Alaska (rora letting Fannie in at the
same rate, for her mistress has to pay j
two ^dollars. A person would have
thought that they might forget that
l-ut they didn't.? Uecord-Minor.
The reptile press makes the error
GIRL SHEDS FASHIONABLE
ATTIRE IN THE STREET
New York. Autr- ? A ilt'i|{hter of |
a wealthy Mtnjesota lumbi i man, sister
of Mrs. Frank Towle, whose husbaoii
is pre?ideut of a big corporation, and
who lives at the Waldorf Astoria, j
.lane Clark, youthful, h ndsomc and i
fashionably uttired, was arraigned b?'
fore Magistrate Been in the Yorkvil <?
courl today on a charge of IntoxicMior.
Policeman Mahpr arrested the jounc
woman In Malison avenue ei?rly this
morning. Slie had shed m?Dy of her
fashionable u&'ments and was omrjing
them uuder her arm. She seenml
dazed and submitted quietly to arrrRt
THAW TRIAL HAS BEEN
BELAYED UNTIL JANUARY
Now York. Aug. 27 The second u ml j
of Carry K Thaw, cljanr d with the
murder of Stanford White, is no! like
ly to take place until the January term ;
of court.
This information was dr v<- loped to
itnv ?\t tt cooforfnop lirlirpoii Martin ^
Littleton. counsel for Thaw, an?l Ok
trict Attorney .lt?romc\
While Mr .Ipioihp wouM nil?k? no
public -Utomonl It. w?s lonrnnl ilmi it
probably woul 1 t><* unable to move for a ,
seconvl trial until lainmry.
? hut hits caused the undoing of t.v
rants of all .ices. People have submit
ted to outrage* for year ?fter year. but
at last there caiue ? rev .It. I h> re i->
a point beyond which they rannot
The limit o( oppression is reached bnl
never passed.
This newspaper Is In J opes thai tli ?
lloggatt administration goes the limit
in every way. The sooner the outrages
are made uobe?rable th< quicker ?i
JAPANESE GOVERNMEMT LOOKING INTO
SHOOTING OF JAP POACHERS AT
PRIBYLOFF ISLANDS RECENTLY
ToWin, Aug. 27- -The gover iment w:l|
at once investigate Hie charges that
Japanese seal poacher- were tired uiw n
by the American guards without provo
cation at l'rebilofT island l*?t week
LS!f NEWS
OF If BOUTS
Whileherae, Aug. 27 I'p -Iream
The Vlclorien was at Yukon Crossing
at a m. The Casca w.ts at Hi r
Salmon at ft p. in. The Selkirk was at
Selkirk at 3 a. in.
Down stream? The Canadian left at .1
a.m. The Whltehorse was at Stewart
at a. in. The Oawson was at Yukon
trussing a' t> p. m The llolian/ < King
was al T<<uiaius at !? a m.
Next sailing ? The t 'asca leaves to
night or tomorrow morning.
Skagway boats The Hiimtioldl i
due in the morning. The Prince^
May will arrive tonight and the li ffer
son will bo here Friday.
SCIENCE PREVENTS BAi >NESS
fhf Fnlal l?ertn Mud Ka Remedy Xou
I'ncta of SrlfBCf.
It Is the rarest thing in the wond ft t ,
mar to be necessarily bald. No man
hair Is not dead at the root?. n? ?
ii.tM if he will use Newbro's IKr,.
tf new scalp antiseptic. Herpi*
roys the germ that cuts the hair
t .it Uie root; and cleans the scalp ?>:
a'.lruff and leaves it in a perfects
hy condition. Mr. .Mannett, In th?>
irvland 11 lock. Butte. Mont . was eu
i.. Kild. In less than a month Iter;*
!e had removed the enemies of ha!-.
; wth, and nature did Its work hy eov
;>i:r his head with thick hair an !n t !
?t. arid in six weeks he had a normal
?f hair. Sold by leading druggh;.*
??d !<>c. in stamps for sample to Thc
de C'"1 . l>etrolt. Mich.
Two sixes ? BO cent* and $1.00.
Wm. Britt, Special Agent
The Pack Train Restaurant wdl serve
wine with dioner orders, free in place
oftea or coffee. Come on ooys.
PORTLAND FINANCIER WILL REPAY THE
DEPOSITORS MORE THAN ONE
of the Orecon Tiu.nI awl i?.? !>*<">
l\iC ck>*>" o a million ilo'l.ir*. 10 lit
pay all the liiibiiites N > pvi
sums from the closing of the hank
Jinlcr Stphorn I Oil a \ refiini
mandator} ii> net ion comrellint: ?
ing com pun)
CALL UP THE DAILY ALASKAN
The Alaskan w ill hp pli-asnl t?? pub
?
up 'phono P.1 ami sewl it iu.
LUtrh loir
I'eoitaJs on the l'u|>lex iIhj and ni??lii
EgglN
P. E. KERN
Gold a oil Silversmith.
Mnnufatuivr <>f
Nugget Jewelry
IValer in
Alaska Souvenirs
and Curios
of all kinds
SKAGWAV. ALASKA
JUNEAU s. s. ccrs.
I R!<" LIC.HTKO 8TKAM
HK.ATKD STKAMKK
Georgia !
For Hainca, Berne rs Hay. Juneau,
Hoonab. Tenakee, Sitka an?l Wnportii
SAILS
SUNDAY. 8 A. M.
TUESDAY. 10 A. M.
WILLIS NoWRl.t., M|r , .lun?>*<i
Krostiwky anil Fifth Ave. Phone 90
U. S Mail Steamer
Hsgg
Carrying passengers and mail
!it?nvw Skat; way e\ ei y
at 9 a- m Leaves
Haines lor Skagwav
same clays at 2 p. m.
Fare one way $1 50
Round trin $2.50
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STEAMER
"MABEL F." |
( 'iinmit'iiriiig ?! it tii' 1<. Ill'*
Meaim-r Mal??'l K will make
roiiii'i trips <lail) lx't*wn
CARCROSS
W> nton and Conrad
Thos. H. Brown,
Master
I here's Viqor and
Strength
in ever> drop
CPMPHNV
Pacific Coast S.S.to.
PIONEER ALASKA LINE.
5PEED, SAFETY. OOMROF^T
Sp?ttl*. Pbcm Sound, ??p Fr??ri?on ted SonHMrw Port*
CAAHT1KO C. I. HAIL
StMfurr* <>f Thl# Cotfip*ny I ,*???
Humboldt - Sept. 7, 18, 26
Cottage City - Sept. 1, 18
City of Seattle - Sept. 2,1224
VI* Vancouver
Pap~ Ahov? Schedule Subj?>et to Cbftnp? Without Notfap
C D DUNAN'N. Gen Pwnu Agt
>0 M?rfc?t ?tr??v 9ae Pr?a?>?n. <*l.
f \
I he Alaska Steamship Co,
C mrrj'.n* 17 8. M*J i vxl Aitaks P*elS? F.n???
N>it of tb? K??< I'laftinr
JEFFERSON Aug. 30
DOLPHIN Aug. 25
DOLPHIN has been changed similar to
the TEFFERSON State rooms have but
two berths. WE give the FASTEST
SERVICE.
< iimptry rrwrTM nfhl to ebftofr Miliar dftt* wiib&tt note#
TrsMfer* to V'eiortft Hid Vimiw WltkMt si < ktr|?
Ticket- 10 S*r> Praiici*cn
K. A OARROMa lr**t f*boo?
Cinadian Pacific Rv Co.
Soilings Every Wednesday
S. S. Princess May (igist 28 Sepl.tl
S. S. Princess Royal Sept. 4 18
Direct to Vancouver and Victoria
Tr*n*fe?rlBf ?o rl? r?li or n*%ir?r nr ?ttr* rhnf?
Mwst. fastest Boats Running to Skafl?a)
Ti< fci'ts to nny |?art of the world and information from
F. K W f<owi.v. Sknffway
< mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnrnm
T he White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME 'I' A Bl>K 1>J?? 1-^
(Dftllf R?o?trt Sunday.)
Ho ?. n. Mo'itxl
SKAOUAY ArriTM ? *> p m.
No. 1. N T oun 1
l?t Clftl"
" JO ft. m
12 "
WHTT* PASS
f jOO CABIN " 2 ?
? ( ? ? HBKNmT !'? J * | p m
CARIBOU " ||?>ft.m
Arrit? Warn TToiWt I.*ftr?? ? 30 --
PM??rf?r? mu?t b* ?? Ippota la tltn? to hft*? ft#*
!n?prrtlno ?? Jtofjonl trtf?lnnt*? h*for?? ilm? of trmfn.
? ?ve*r,> <"h?<!k#d frw ?ltb MWb f?ii fftr? oek*t
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%
im^rme?lia!r point*, (Vun^t
K ?*?:?'**, Cifdf r|t t .
Ul'n. Whit* MoT**. Bif !'**?*)
?? ? ilti l*>?r#r Riv*r *tr*mUittt frw
irAns. K'-rhank* i Vn? St. W tod
NAVIGATION NOW OPEN
P?ii\ pornT'inn iiia<ip ?i While Hoc?* twtwrrr train* an?l ri??r for ?') Vuk?n
Ri'?r point*. ir?cli*iinf M?n<!i?nhaH f,?ndin?. tn? o?arr?' ?t??mho?t inxllnr tn |h#
AUrk i.o'.] | U*Mfl 7 h* fnl!i4?in( MMmhnilit irp WffTTF PA**S ANO
\ l'Kl>N ItCl'TK an i ?rr flipped with ail woderr ??mii?nwi, h<d*dint tf'aro h*?t
r'.>ctri{ I'pht and other featnrr* a? tfford not only *af?tr Iwt eotnfnrt ?o na?? iiff
WHITE HORSE CANADIAN BONANZA KING
DAWSON CASCA SELKIRK LaFRANCE
ZEALANDIAN THISTLE VICTORIAN
I m:> i i! TtfKVT-. ran tip pnrrhamd at Sk?ciw?y ft-r OA Wfk >N. F A IRRA NKS, CHKN k
and til IjO??r Rlr?r point*
Finely appointed train* daily, ^ic^pt Sunday. b"?(?*?n Skafttay ami Whit* Hor??.
carry toe paaBenfW* h*ft*gr, mmii and r i
Bhppaep !>-md*d thrrniph. Pirr?t l*>gT?phi<? *rrle* so *11 point* in A'?**a. ? anala
and th? t'nilAd ftllX
Fo? oformatlon rfiative to p???>-nr*i. freight and tel* r?pbic raiea. apply
to ar.T i|pgt of th? Oonpaav. or to
F B. Wt7R7,BAC"H F.R Oon. Afnt
KOO F. I IS, Truffle Mntrr
Vanwufpr. B. C
A. I,. RFRTX>F., Om. Mo $rt.
Vancouver. B. C. and PVacrcay, Alaska
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