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AOVKirriHK AMI UK HAPPY
DAYS OF MORO
PIRATES ENDED
Jolo Tribesmen Must Be Good
or Be Exterminated,
LOATH TO GIVE UP WAYS.
Warlike Inhabitant* of the Philippines
Object to Any Form of Government.
Many Killed In tho Moat Recent R?
volt? Have Always Given Trouble.
Washington ? Ouoe more has the
*tut>boru. untamed Moru bad a forcible
Miuitt prevail. U uder tho counuaud of
lirlgadler (ieneral John t'ernhltig, V.
S. A., governor of the Moro province*
i lie American force* have dislodged a
Mtloii and ?? uttered theui through the
Central IVrablui: chatuotcrlf.-d tho
lighting wbieh ended In tbo dbilodg
TYI'K'AL MUKO KOI.DlUt.
uient of the Mori's us "the llerceat ulnee
of (heir number lu the auoceiialve en
(.-ak-emeuti- .ovorluu time days' l>o
i.r l ho hills where they make their
bouii'.i. ut?1 them froui extermination
selves ui*>u the weapons of the Ameri
can truoix more# of the Moroa lost 111
the (ItihtluK would now he compara
tively safe with their brethren lu the
The Moros nave aiwitvs K?"eu iruu
ble to every oue who ha* ever had any
thing to ?lo with tLcm. They are not
uuw and never have Uvu rebels Id thr
Itolltlcal sense of the word They do
uot object to the American i;ovcrnment
as such, but rather to the Idea of any
government. They stubbornly refuse
to rwognlxe any ruler or any law ex
? ept that of their own sweet will.
The recent trouble grew out of the
ilecUiou reached by General rershlnit
(bat the Moro must t>ow to civilization
autOcieutl.'' to give up hit arms. Id
the nearly two yearn since this decision
wan reached all the Moron in the other
UlantU have brought In tbelr arms, re
ceived coiniKMiaatlon fir them and
turued Into the path* of pence. If all
of tbeui have uot taken up Industry
they haw at least gone us far a* tbelr
ancient traditiouH will perult toward
earning a living by other method* than
by piracy aud robbery.
Continued repudiation of pledges and
breaking of promise* by the Moroa ne
gotiating with General Pc-r?hlng were
followed by the fortldcatloD of au ex
i (net volcano near Itagaag, .lolo. Gen
eral Pershing then determined that In
Justice to the Moros who bad peace
fully given up tbelr arma It was neces
*ary to crush out the opposition In
Jolo. Accordingly be assembled bla
ed and took the Moro positions.
The Moroa who participated In the
last souffle with Uncle Sam are really
the atandpattera of their feneration
fbey cannot forget the duyit when to
be a Moro waa to be superior to all
law, either that of the natives or that
get the days of their plraey. when
scores of Moro sailboats ravaged the
shipping of the entire Philippine archl
Mago Much less can Uwy accept
the dictum of the white man. who says
that the Moro must henceforth stay
at home and pursue the weiiry round
"t agriculture or Ashing, or, at least.
If be uiust wander, that the ride, the
bolo. the creese, the buroag and the
spear must be left behind. This Moro
hfis none but profound contempt for
those of bis tribesmen who hiive quiet
ly submitted to the new order of
?
I'KKSOXA l,L IT H IT V^TOl'l WKS
IX CHICAGO 8CHOOL8
i
Chicago, Aug. 12 ? With tbo open
ing of the full term or the Chicago ,
public school* but a low week*
distant, Superintendent Kiln Flags ,
Young who hiui reconsidered her
recent resignation admitted today (
that she has tuude no definite se
lections of the men and women who >
are to conduct classes In the new
"personal purity" course to be
launched In the Chicago high school ]
"We feel that we have tukeu a
radical, almost a revolutionary step
lu adopting tho personal purity <
course lu Chicago" sail Mrs. Yooung ,
We realize that other cities wl!) |
closely watch tho working out of ,
the venture and will take It up If t
Chicago Is successful. Wo who have
advocated this course feol certain ,
of success which will mean that in i
mother generation false and prud- ,
Hh standards will bo swept away (
with tho proper tralnlug of child- |
reu. We will be careful in mapping (
our lnstrutors for we want to be j
certain of our ground beforo we go ,
Applications ror positions us iu- ,
st.uctors have corno to tho office of |
Mrs. Young from scores of physlclanp, (
rnou and women. While the teach- ,
its will bo recruited largely from |
members of the medical profession, ,
Mrs. Young declared today that euro ,
ful poiuonul Investigation Is belns
made to determine the physicians (
who are most competent to discuss ?
sex questions before high school (
Many physicians and scientific t
ineu" she said "have their souse of .
delicacy bluulod by tho very uature
of their work. Their psychology Is
too far removed from that of the
chlldo. Their minds move In a dif
ferent sphere and their fitness will
be determined not alone on their
Uaudlng as physicians but also on
handling dellcato subjects so that
we can avoid at tho start any shock
to the young boys and girls. We
must have Instructors who can meet
th? pupils minds properly.
"Of course thero will be segrega
tion. Boys will be taught by malo
instructors and girls will have wo
men Instructors. The classes will be "
divided Into small groups ? small -
enough for the instructors to obtain
the personal, confidential effect. I
"Thtre will be no text books ? jo
to wrongful Interpretation, or any
who are at a formative ago. lust rue
we will expect pupils to ask quest
ious in class groups. If the course
is successful in the high schools we
may institute a course fit for the
*rade schools. At first we shall pro
sent only a limited view of the cours
Within a tew weekJ we hopo that
the boys and girls will come to uc
uo different attitude than that whlc
they might hold to Instruction iu al
Hl KltTA COMING DOWN
FROM HIS HUSH HORSB !
Washington, Aug. 3 ? -Prlvato ad
vlcw from Mexico City say that
President Huerta has grat faith In
the reasonableness and Judgment of
President Wilson.
The Stato department has received
advices from Mr. Lind that ho Is
making rapid progress toward an uu
dentandlng with Mexico.
There la mono Catarrh In thU sec
tion of the country than al< othur
rtlsnaitus put together, and until the
last tow you* was auppoeou to t>e
Incurable. hV>r a grout many years
doctors pronounced it a local (ilucaae
and prescribed local remedies, and
by oonataatly falling to cure with lo
cal treatment, pronounced It incur
lUe. Science has proven catarrh to
b- a constitutional disease, therefore
require constitutional treatment,
doll's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It la taken internally in do
le? from 10 drops to a toaspoootuL It
icts directly on the blood and mucou
surfaces of the system. They otter
one hundred dollars for any case it
(alls to ouro. Send for circular and
testimonials.
T. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggiate, 75c
Take Hall's FYunily Pills tor constl
Mtiod
Olympia beer on draft at the
Beard of trade. Thla famous brew
s kept constantly frosh both on
draft and In bottles. ThlB is the
I load ot Tude Bar, whero the cole
biatod R.mler Beer' is also kopt
PIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser. Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
'er Beer at the Board of Trade.
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Hard to do housework with an
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Hunt you hours of misery ut lol
lure or ct work.
1. wowon only know tho cause ?
Hackaciio pulns oftea come from
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cldueys.
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Mrs. C. Schwabo 210 Chattanooga
St., Sail Francisco, Cul., says: "Since
pu'"cly endorsed Loan's Kidney
Mils over two years ago, 1 have
'ecommended them to a number of
icople who have questioned mo
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cldueys and any uxertlou Increased
uy suffering. There was u porsls
ent ache across my loins and often
was obliged to Ho down. Tho puln
u my buck somotlmcs becamo so
icuto that 1 could uot speuk and my
teart was also affected. A Cistross
ng kidney weakness was present
mil whenever 1 caught cold, I ?uf
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hut I shall ulways bo a strong on
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Remember the name ? Loans ? au
ako no other.
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WE PAY
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Koomsvrttti bathfl 50
Two ponOU? up
Manager
rako Kast Lake car from Union
Uepot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE
Ur.ton & Pike.
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves ^Vhitehorse the
fourth of every mouth
for Kluane aud way
poiut? aud also ou the
seventeenth of every
month for Champaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
Regina Hotel a Whitehorse, Y.T
H. M. Hartwigsen
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A carefully selected line of Rods. Reel*.
Lines. Flyes, Hooks and bait,
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Large circulating library, including (he
latest copy write books. Magazines,
Newspapers and other periodicals. Fine
line of Stationary.
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Ucnulta of tho obaorraUon Uktvu
?it Moore's Wb&rf at midnight,
last utgUt, *j> *a follows:
I'ewp. time obeor*n."u ... Oi abo.u
tlox. preceding 24 iirs .. 70 above
Mln. ? " " " . 46 above
lean " * " .. . 57 abovo
Cloudy, tv. wlud.Uajomotcr 30: ft.
F. ?% A. v
White V?rr
r. & * ^ No. 11.:
inuoCS jo u<> * 'i
Frl. Et'c-. t-2 t'ifh
month
:ou e.
.'ifclttlig b.Othcri Hie ui'
Pt.ll Abruhatoq, Eccri r?
W. R. Hlllery, W
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Fmtrrnul Order
Ku?li'??
Skugway Ao. to
No. 23, Kraior
nal Oi'dor of
Kagloa moots tho fir.; and third
Wednesday r'ght of onch month nt
tbolr hall or Fifth avouuo. VUltlng
brothers cordially invited to attend.
John Graahtl, \V. H.; J. M. Koller,
Sccrotcry.
Skagwny Lodge
No. 431. 11. P. O.
E. wiMits ovory
1st anil 3rd
( Thursday ulligu
; at 8:30. Klka
club and reading
:oom open daliy from 1 p. m. to
'2 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dially welcome. ? \V. C. Ulanchard,
Ex. It. Geo. Mageo, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
RICHARD J. COOK, Governmental
Practice, Washington, D. C.
JOSEPH L. REED, Formerly U. S.
Commissioner, Valdez, Alaska.
Phone, Main 4470
REk'D and COOK
Admiralty, Patent and Mining
LAWYERS
t>15-til9 Lyon Building Seattle, Wn.
Attorneys
II. U. LE FEVRE
Attorney-At-Lnw
Commissioner For Yukou rltory
to lake Affidavits
Skagway ? ? ? AlM>k?
D?i:t>t?.
lilt. I,. S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Open Evenings
Office Honrs: 9-12 a. m. 1-C p m.
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