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EDITORIAL PAGE
Tomorrow Is IT
Tomorrow Is the day those
* ho Km* sku?u mill pH ont and
?how it It ts the dar ?kn we can
?lo something that w?U go down li
history, u4 hriif the attention of
the o?uMf world to the food thing*
that this district has to offer
TV* expostioa building 1* being
d?H-oras.>i and the xehiblts are ar
riving which is going to make th*
Horticultural display worth looking
at and getting pictures of That Is
o*f point that should be born* ia
mind the pictures When we send
a pictnre bark t? the states show
ing that our agticnltnral prod acts
<N??I thooe of .he older rommwil
tH-s It will help disperse the Jong
standing impression that Alaska is
a vast field of saon and Ice There
fore it is most desirable tbst the dto
play be generous and contain every
thing that can be grown here. It
is not iioriawarr that the exhibitors
haw prise winning exhibits, bat R
is no > snari to the sac cess of the
Fair that the exhibits be numerows
There are P*?"nty of prises to of
fer, the* are talnable aot only for
ihrtr intrinsic worth, but as a raw
mento of the nrst Fair held In this
d?s;- > ,n ater jears. n hen this
valley is blooming as a rose aad the
annnal horticultural fairs are the
one (4? event of the season, those
very prises will be brought ont and
sbeww as some of the most l?
tecesung e\h;t?its of the association
members
Th >? Hort toalraral Fair kw aK|
road; adrortiaod stu?? more tkaa'
an* i?? thin* a k*ck k.v kajiportod j
m hor life Tw III* past ten mi* j
It tun oauood ??Trt?? to Ik* peo
ple o< ike "late*. wko aoeor ho?On?
hound that ?? ooald niw floweea
m4 ?-?-cetaMos and (tniwii la (kit
U??i of ik? worth Tkt i >rM ku
hoard of oar real an 4 o*r fold and
out .'.wnwrittM poJtrT ard oar ft>T
?? nniono and oar mroatlgatloM
aad oar political ocrap*. kat tko
?nrM kaii ?ot until no* koard of
?wr .toiaeotic |?rodaot*
la order to kare a contented co?
taaaitr. (a cn)?r to kare iwauMl
kom?? and doMMW sraaqailttr. wo
ka*o cot to k*t? rVowors n< rar
J?>? w> na? kare fanilht imI
flnwid** and all the t-adtUOM tkat
su rroand tkr home III*. avd tkore Is
bo suck thine as a romptoto kww
without a r*w f?oodaota of tko *ar
doo j
Yoa coat ma to a home oat of
oan??J and dosiooatod v?vo
takloa
Yoar datr this eroaiti* >* to at
toad tko Home Ralo rro*raaaie*
frtiurtM to bo koM la tko CRy k*H
at * o'clock \fter tkat m should
?o to tfco Hortfcalraral Hall and
plaoo aa o*kik.t? or kelp ?a decorat
ing for tkoar wko are nkiMti*|
Oh ?Ut > k armour is wortk a
k and rod roars' wrapping akoa t
roan to r^'tinjt tkiars for our
aetroa and tko oo?*aaitr. Take a
kuwrk oT raSha** la roar am* aad
a load of karmotir ia yoar keart
aad eaklNt tkoa hotfc at tko Fair,
aad are If ?oa doat draw tk
HaoM prtae tkat eo*c came into roa
tlfo
Hobo. bow <"oM ** T? #*???? HT
Ho ?WL -W>?. air. ooe Oua? wkea
I was Hrtac dcwi la rvkawaj coo*
tr . ta b<* MTOac thno. wo Had a kettle
or kofttae wutae aotttac aa tko stora.
aad wo toot It c*t te tko rat*. *od 1*
ftooe ao do?r?*o tjoVk tko lot wat
tof-XMtaaol Moatkl*
GHOSTS OF THE LIVING.
_____
A Caaa TS?t Thraw* Ctfht mn Mm
P-abtao* el Appantiana.
It l? not st all necessary to rraort to
tbe *B|wrn*mr?l a* the only aufMeat i
*H<;anatfc?n of a?'Ts?rKW>n? la truth.
there fat one Inanrtnoon table obstacle
to rrin Mine them as anpernirural
man;fr?tar-oo*. an.1 that ia tbe aimple
ctrcnmatance that tbf rboat* wear
rkitlm. It ia qnire conceivable that
there realty may I* fbosts of persona,
hot nobody who fare the matter a arc
ond thoncht wonld rsTtend for a mo
Bent that there raa be itboBts of
(tctkrt Nerertbeleas apparitions are
always clothed and onwetlm* In far- '
went* of ?wti modem cut that they
were nnknewn at the time the persoa
seen as a phantom lived on earth
Aside frotn thla. there la the later
estlnc aad by bo means unimportant
rfc\THB>ta?t that booses are some
times hn anted by apparitions not of
tbe dead, hot of the IMaf I know
of one rase la which a gentleman en
Mine ? drawta* room at 4 In tbe
afternoon saw seated on the aofa a
y*?un? lady with "rixMlnh ro+d hair,
who arrearwd to he reading a book
There were two other persona In the
room. one ?eatod beside her on tbe
arrfh. and the visitor was anrprised to
Bnd that they did not offer to Intrtv
dnoe him to the veanR tady? did not
h ftwt. seem to see her T^ter a cnest
at a week end party saw the same ap
parition In the same boose, and It was
seen a third rime by one of the serv
ant*.
No H*ht was thrown on tbe strange :
affair ontll. a year afterward, tbe wife
of tbe son of the family arrived from j
\nstralla to pay a first vWt to her '
husband's relatives and was I it toed I j
atoly tdeottfled by tbe servant as tbe j
l\*nre she bad seen Tbe two visitors '
who also had seen tbe apparition anb
aeqnently made the same Identifies
ttoa
Sin.* H la Incredible to suppose Ibat
a person ma he in two places at the !
same time so that a lady mn be both ;
In \n?tr*tta a ad la a h'?n*r tho??snds
of mIVs ftont A o^traila It la a letfttl j
mate Inference that pbantnsms. * both
er of the Itrinc or of tbe dead, are de
void of objective reality, are. that Is
to say. always and only ha I tort Bat tons
Metropolitan V* ratine
NEKVE WON HIM LIBERTY. j
Out* W>t ?r>4 Di'?g Run ?f a Nut'
????
Nowhere miWiV .-?f the ptfix of to
Hon w??M *-e e*pe.t wh no tnHdeat
?? the *?l?owlnc fpom the prraonal
afnrr of the Knaalait i?rt*>i?n?nl?t N?
rwrtny Xarndny ka< in?t 't> roped from
* *t?*nr to Miti* the |>olVt "When
1 ?,n?iN?J to nr fw I !
mrapif (a the yard and amotic half ? 1
do? B aoMMx I *n without o*er
coat ?n<? hat a renr ?oapMoo? ftrnre
? isi hartnr neither. I cmM not ea- 1
care even ooaWI I set hr the aoldlera '
* he wnwndM me." be aald
"1 Jerked ? rard from my pocket?
to -thta day I do not know whet it waa
?and handed It to one of the aoMler* j
?Here h bj oaid.- 1 aaM rapidly. *1 j
?a a me? her of the aeo-ret police. One j
of theae rr*-?Wa Oontat ? la trrlnc to ea
cape 1 am after him Qirtok! Otre !
me rwar ?ot and hat"
-He antowwaffc-ally obeyed. 1 slipped
a* hta itit and hat and to ail appear
ancea wa? a aoMter of the rsar. I I
walked pa?? the (married fate of the
yard out into the atreet. Before me
were thonaanda of aoktteca I uw my J
ftte-n<*? hetnc broocht down from the ,
kali am) p?T trto the hlacfc eana. ahont (
Wktrh stood mania of ^oaoarta 1
ma n hod tbmach mt frtenda (all of
that fmar are In prtaoa today aaTe
only mrartf and the friend who es
caped wit)* m>) with the air ?r a aol
dVr on a very Important meaaare and
prr ??ed on thtvach the maaa of other
?oXtter* that ailed the atreet."
Tha CK?"J? of a Ward.
"Spatikiae" did m*t snereat rhaattae- 1
meet nrtftnally It waa unknown to I
Jobnaon hi thia aeaae TO htm a
"apanker- meant "a peraoa who takea I
kmc ate^? with arlltty" Rapid mo I
ttoa aeeaia to he the l*??t Idea of the
weed "anank.- w.ht> b la not merely j
npn a wtattre of the aoand of the art. !
aa ""akap" and "wmri" ace The tew j
German ?pakkern." or "apenkem." to .
ran and at >rln* a hoot qak-kty. fa rtoae j
to the original ateaaln*. hence a I
"apanfclnc pare." a "apankin* breeae" )
ami a -spanker" fa the aenae of an j
artlre aad atardy peraoa
Ma tmm?d<ata Daw far.
The Parwon <atowt to Improve the
foMea hnar?? tVbea a man reaokea
yoar ate. Mr podd. ha cannot, la the
nntare of tbiaca. arpect to lire rery
?ark 1on*er aad I?
r? i ni<M t 1 daaao. purw
I The grand opera start
hare gone abroad,
but ?
von can Hill hear them sim; i
their greatest triumphs on the
Victor.
Thoagh thev are thousand* of
mile* *w*y. Cannot Melba. Tet
razuni, and *!1 the other famoos
artists * ho malcr records CM- I
du-iiveJy for the Victor, sinR for
too whenerer and as often as you
wish.
lorn* ia mm) h*ir then, tad crc the i
diSerroi *?rt? ?t ?t>? Victor <S10toJM?>
and Vietor Vietroli ($1J to Easy
ttrni it d?ir?i.
' WILLIAM FRITT
THE DPUC CIST
I lw *n?vne?*r on iuy wo Own i ?w
Tbfn I started!? l/>ndon Opinion.
Mistaken Idea.
"It may t* laid down us a broad
proportion." w?M the professor of po
lttioal economy. thnt yon cannot pet
?omethlnc for nothinc "
"1 mmv Kot the iws'lw for nothing,
professor." lntvmii>to<I the young roan
with the wicked eye I'hloaco Trlhun*.
Safer.
"Of conrse 1 don't wr.n; to criticise,
hot I dont think ft altogether
right for DavM to say nil men are
Itar*"
"Well, at any rate. It win safer than
tt? pick out one man and nay ft to him*
?Philadelphia l-odcor
Willing te Oblige.
N'ervon* Visitor Will your dog Mtf
ae. little hojr? Racer l.lttfe Boy -If
jwi want to ?h> I oar -lok him on you.
? Baltimore A inert*-? 11
THe tnd ef a Ce-eer.
"Why have yon given up the Idea of
going In for a profonsir nai career**
asked her friend
"Because I hare met a perfect! j
splendid man who think* 1 tonld be a
lorely ornament to a bungalow that he
baa his eye oo "-Chh-ajjo Itecord-Her
?ML
Integrating.
Bthel-Jack Huggnnl told me a Ions
atorr last nleht Kitty -la he an In
tereatlne story teller? Rthel? I should
my ao He held his audience from
?tart to flnlah -Boston Transcript
Ctosa
Shr-tVt roil kn?w I've Induced m>
ba?Nin?1 to give up cigars? He-l*
that ?o? WkH. I've known him for
?even veers. and I never ?* w him give
on one -IHwstrsted R> ?
Tfc? Oalay.
*VII1V?> Chnmpletgh~P*ye know. Ml*
0 lad vs. I hadn't l?een talking to fnt
father morr than a couple of minute*
*bfo be called me a brainless Idloi
Miss Gladys - 1 odeed! | wonder whnl
caw"e<1 the delay*- I.lfe
A Quakif Oath.
Two a mall tars In a family of
Friends. write* a contributor, had n
disagreement. during whlrh the elder
boy became very orach Imensed.
Finally, do longer able to control
hlmaeif. he took hla brother by the
a boo Me r nod abook him. with the ex
clamation. "Oh. thee little yon. thecT
Then aa the enormity of hla offense
came over him he mid. In a changed
vole*. "Don't tell mother I swore."?
Tooth"* rv?o>panien
Mew It Affected Him.
A yonng lawyer aaked a veteran at
tbe bar If a lawyer ever pot uae<1 to
toting cares
"I can't say. air." responded tbe vet
eran. "1 really can't say; but. aa for
tayeelf, 1 am very much In tbe name
fix aa tbe man from Osceola who bad
been defeated for office, lie waa tell
tag me about It and. in order to acquit
hlreaelf of the charge of being a bad
lower, kept Intersecting the remark thnt
be waa not complaining 'It doe?ni
pay to complain.' 1 aatd. agreeing ?lth
Ma.
"?No. air. It doaanV be exclamod.
and 1 wont complain, hot at tbe s:itne
time I want yoo to understand. sir.
that It make* me duroed sick.'"? Kan
aai City Journal.
Fill* th? Bill
"A aeatence with the word ex
posure." tbe teacher demanded, and a
sturdy boy pet up hla hand.
"If yon fellow* don't quit your graft
ing ru exposure." be quoted grandilo
quently from the noted reform lecturer
he bad beard.? New York Times.
The Peet's Roost.
William Wataon says of the poet
"He Kits above tbe clang and dust of
time."
This might indicate that be takes to
tbe roof when his wife begins ber
spring bouaevieanlng ? Cleveland Plato
ru?i.?
Bat for some trouble and sorrow we
should oewvkoow half toe *?od these
la about ua - Dickens
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorney*
GUNNISON A MARSHAL!.
A(tornej>At>L*ur
P. O. Box E - Juneau, Aluka
H. B. I'K FEVRE
At torney- A t-I>?>r
Commissioner For Yukon Territory
lo Take Affidavit*
Skagway - - Alaska
STEVE RAGAN
Atlorney-Al-Lau
hainks - . Hy aj.afka
PcntL?t*.
DR. L S. KELLER
Dektlrt
Most Modern Method*
Open Evening!!
Office Hour*: 9-12 n. m. 1-6 p. m. |
Alaskan Building ? -Broadway ? I
SKAOWAT - - ALAHAK ;
Dental Supple* |
M. F. PATTERSON * UJWAll I
? Dealers In
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bldg. Seattle. Wash
Orders by mall or cable will receive
prompt attention. Calalijgue on re
quest.
For 36r you ran cet a. wholsome,
iiotne cooked meal at the New Home
Restaurant, Rth aveune, Just off of
Broadway.
Food cooked as !t should be at '
"te "White Pass Ctfe " Only the :
''est in the market Mrs. Orloff :
King, proprietress. tf
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
one Shaft No. 6, Oyster Hay Mines ]
?i Ladysmlth, the highest grade
wsebotd coal of all the B. C. Heidi
58.28 FIXED CARSON
yfeot Combustion. Uniform Heat
Light Ash
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
an offer this coal, averted and
aded as follows:?
wble Screened and sacked . $13 ton
ree&lngs (sacked) 8 ton
reenlngs (bulk) . . .. H. .. 7 t?n
Above prices Include delivery
'loore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
Phont 10. Skagvray, Alaska, i
JUNEAU 8 S CXVH ]
BLCCTRIC LIGHTEN 8TVAM
HEATED STEAMER
Georgia
Owrylnt u 9 Mali
For Halnwi, Hay, Junenu.
Hoonah, Tetipkee it ml Way Ports
SAILS ?
FROM SK.WJWAV
A TO. ft, It, 17, 2.1. 211.
SKIT. 4, 10. I?, 22, 2S.
Mt 8:00 a. m.
W it. LIS NOWKLL. Mgr., JUNK AIT |
STEAMERS FOR ]
Seattle, Tacoma'
Victoria Vwtttw ITW. Anacwv*. FVftmgliMt
OfympM. Port TeweimdL Sowrfi )
Extrrk*. 5?r*? Borfcara, Mffrif
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego ?
C. W. ANDREWS. C. A. P. D. C D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
113 jinnSlH S?lll< 1 12 MaHM St, Saa Fmkmt |
R'-<M mamj |? cIuhw itm StMib
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle Sept . 16, 28
Spokane Sept. 10, 22 Oct. 4,16,28
i FRANK H. FOLD, Agent. 'Jiul Broadway. Hkagway I
t "" ~ 1 ?
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. %. MAIL AND WELL# FARGO EXPREM
i NVxt ot Hm Cut piwmiw
JEFFERSON
Aug. 31. Sepl. 12 ? 24.
Oct. 6-18-30. Nov. 10
DOLPHIN
Sept. 6 - 1 8 - 30
Oct. 1 2- 24. Nov. 5 21
Company rswrrw Um? rtjrht to chant* sailing <\alm wltJuwt node*
TELEPHONE NO. M. C. B. QUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B.C. COAST SERVICE)
Fall 1912 Sailings
From SKAGWAY 7 p. m. THURSDAYS
Princess Sophia S,WI
Ocl. 3-17-31
Princess May
Oct. 10-24. Not. 7-21
sabjsct to eh?o?r? vlthn N >ttM
Vancouver. Victoria# Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phoft* B7 F. F W LOWLE. Agent
Steamship tlinnboldt
THE OUT IMEPENOEm STEIHSHIP 0PEMTN6 10 S. f. HUSH
Will tail from Skagway for Seattle and Way Porta
Sep. 5th, 18th, 30th. Oct. 12th
ftalllnx dAtA subjeet to chant* without im'Ic*.
THROUGH TICKKTS HONORED
itMUii ofOcp: Tlckct# Md *11 Information
Tia iVtcoM Amvv. II. HARTWtfliKTI, /Uh M Itrnwlw'r
E WHTE PASS 8 lOM BfllffE
^]me (Q?MF?rraeLE J^ote
Through Tickets To and From
Atlin, Dawson, Fairbanks, and all Interior
Alaska and Yukon River Points
- r , HAXDSOMKl.Y APIXMNTEO PARLOR ORSKRVATIOS CARS
ire now in in regular service between Skagnay and White Horse. The car? are
designed especially with a view to comfort, affording an opportunity to view the
scenery over the famous White Pass to the ]>est advantage, and are equipped
with spacious individual leather chairs, writing desks, card tables and dressing
noms.
Regular Sailing* between White Horse and Dawson on Commodious Steamers
Conatant Improvement in Service i* Our Aim. Sugimh<tf)? InviteW
For Further Information. Apply to
O. L. DICKESON, President, Skaguav, Alaska and Vancouver, B. C.