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The Work from our Job Department ?
Pieases Particular People. ?
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altr Daily Alaskan.:
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; A Skyscraper '
Drama
The Aclors Play Real Parts
Which Are Their Own
By F. A. MITCHEL
CopvrUtM bv American P?e*? Asso
ciation. UU
Tall o? c* bulldluir* with mlnp* nod
court* hut* fnrnNhcd a ocw world's
theater in whl*b real part* are enact
ed instead W Imaginary one*
1 on.-e b t :?-i;dcd * skvs. rajx'T per
fiiTBiamf I |<?HI no fntraD<f foe nnd
mi aloee M> bo* was the *p?ce In
wbi> h my dfvk *s* i and 1 Uok
nl thtvusb ?lmlnn c ?<** The ?i.ipe
wa* our ^:>>rx l??? ? me. wh> b en
abli^i n* to look Anni ?i|H>n it. ami It
wa? jti-j frtr i'n 'ii;' r> in* Mti to ible
m? |o ?ee (Sir ?< '?rx . V:irl< nm to
the *spr?^-i?r!H on t'loir f.i ^ rtoere
was no change ?t -?-< ttcrj frois iIm* be
pitinhiC fO !??? fin! rtt t!le I'l.H Till'
Ptnjr< set tine ' >1 three r??>- i?
all of wb i h I n? i' ook iiilo i 1 o
was a (for ml with a thi' tlw? of
de?k* f? ' < Vrk*. N II *:'* UMll
room, .in antimoni to the .hint, I*
tilde the wltwlow of whlrh st(x>d h
w^rrr >lo?V Thl* room communicated
by- a slnc'e dwnj with the third
room, wbl li win hniultontcly fnrnl?b
oj ? . ' h oriental rue* and a large rose
wood do?k and chair* The de?k stood
be*ide the window. and on ft were a
telephone ami a bell with which to call
employe* >*
Act I. ? At the rosewood desk *Its an
eJderty and eminently respectable man.
while In tbe antcmom a young pirl I*
twvfcd at the typ? writer
Stic i? tin- e line i dy of thr'dmmn
I.Ike cl< ir:i?-t?Ts in fl? tltlou* play*, she
ra??t bare n n-ime. but It 1* only nee
es<*ry to five her one by which to des
ignate ber for she doc* not ?j?eals a
word during the whole piny, nor 1* a
w,>M m .<k. to her -that t*. I can bear
no ?..?<!? I can only *nppty them by
v hnt I We will call the leading
?i c?> n m\t *t.oiTLT ?dv4n. ixo. '
lady l?iur:i I call ber {.turn because
that is .me of my favorite name* for
v. .>n I * v al>out to say Margaret,
hot that n:t mo denote* rather dignity
than intense heart
The gentleman In the next room taps
his bell t?iif t.anra arlM>*. goe< Into
his office and. tnkinc * chair beside
hi* do"-1-, rp n*It-<>? hi* di> tntlon He
t>n? a numl-er of letter* beside htm
\> li ' 1 t o I* fvidontly answerlne When
t'.. p ,? evh Minted Ijiura (roe* back
t" ;? leixotn nn<l. placing her steno
p;. : i' m-"e* before her. begins to
put tl ? m In type I hear nothing. but
I .in it: : _ -e the cllckety-clk-k of the
machine
1'ror the Kick of the room, where
*it* the elderly gentleman. cpbim *
v?ung man. apparently about twenty
one or twenty-two ne I* a blc. elegant
looking -fellow and the Imnge of the
o .lor man <loubtle** hi* son They are
b>th Ik ; men. the yon n per the
very Impersonation of youthful, manly
beauty HI* father look* up at him
with pride a* t'ne jounester bends orer
him srd kisso* him I don't object to
<eoinc men ki?s each other when they
rrr father ami son Indeed. I like It
There Is some talk between the two.
after which tbe father tak?>s up his
-be^k bock with the the usual result
of a conference with a loved and lov
Inc son T be voung roan thanks him
with r pleasant smite. let* his arm
rest a roon>ent lovlncly about his
shon!d#*s. then makes nn exit by the
d > ir rhmrch which be entered But
In a moment be reapperrs In tbe ante
rooci I nn see tbe look on his face
as he -advances toward I.anra. and tbe
kivellpht In his eyes Is plain. I cannot
see her far*, for It Is turned away
from me
Tbe yottng man being my leading
gentleman. ! must hare a name for
him. Re Is Just the fellow to be call
ed PV k-irood natured. Cevll-may-care.
kind hearted and In some respect* a
trifle reckless, pick stands cbattlng
wi?h I .aura, lootlnc down upon ber
upturned fs^e. Sornethlnc be Is say
fee evidently requires that he speak
In a lew rone, and his face draws near
er and nenr-r ber* till tbelr l!p* meet.
Then be draws back as If shock xJ at
I
ft* bra doott, and ?b? harle* her
hpr ?wndi. bending dowu tHl
' >e bands rest u"<>n her desk. pick
wt: bdn ws t?> lb* front of the oGIc?.
? lu-r. h ts :MbV to nir Rut be
make* .otre ,|pn Ita Laura. for. baring
?.,T^Kb,'r h' "1 "" t""~ ? *wt*r*
, " bpr *om?!l,tn? UJ.e tbo
thro wine of n kl??
Act II. Hi, fc BBd (||< f,ffw ^ |n
the father'* ?(IIW. ?p ?
cb.il r it i if! begins to talk R,? fn,hf>r
trlih rrnwint impatience-,
r?Vn, Wbtcb f"""r nn" ?r? an
tagonistic. both tnlkinc at oik* n
Dolly Pick n risen :.?d m.keaa |,? ,Def
fcvtlve apnea, Tile f,??.r hr1n(r, bi,
fist down on the desk and I f.ncr I
rnn bear the tbnrnp nick withdraw
gesticulating
1 fat. b for him to enter the ante
ro;n. H< evidently opens the d^or
:><*r '? ?r,d speak* a few
hmrw word* to unrB. for ,
,T . r ^n,, '* ,*r S^tww. I know
that she l? r.? eirinp ?nweloome
" * n" ?,pr ,n ? ??"
mont She "-.'I;, back and forth, ev|
drntly in creat etcJten.ent
The ? !er,v m.in la also pacing bla
own .,fn,e floor, evidently mu, b
*r?,:Rl)t np Pn,^n?T rth| a( hl?
aelre* bis cfteck hook, write, a
check and take. I, ,Bto ,hp ,nrpn>oln
He Mrs somethlna to l.anm. she
standing w.tb all the dfcnlty abe can
command, her he?d hent as If recelr
Inc a blow He hands her tb? check
T t ' rr"TPn ",? ,un>
h" ?mr* '-"lira the moment
v>r Mweei, them la dosed con
rnls,relr crushes the cheek In her
band, puts on her clonk and hat and
leave* the com She Is not .een at
her window Affalri.
Act 111.- An )nterrB| 0f
oW rontlomim at hi* desk n?
looks trouh'ed Kn,?. n,,.k wbo ^
to bla father snd rests his arm on his
abouidcf. looking down npon him pity
li'clt a nnn come* from the rear
and <:ani! I- the ccn-er of the room
re-..i;,c a twr | CBn far op
r.s h,s o! i', i..H ?? fHnhpt. n?Tln(t
hiilsho,! he n tthdraw* The old man
n^r? his t, -,d in ht. h?n4s and hla el
N.n * on the desk hefore hltn
!>!? i<ei- him nnd talks to him. er|
? x 'H 'nc To ? hof?r him. bnt trffh
ont -p.. Then the -on brtnrs bis
father ?< hnt. coat nnd cane helps htm
cn with the , -o.it. hnnds him his cane,
pnts ht, arm affectionately thronith
his. and they ieRre the ottl'e
Art IV \n olRce d.wk Is at the
Window Where ert.x>,| .w. typewriter,
nn 1 It Is occupied hy IMck Before
him are bundles of papers |? ,f,e
n'llolnlnc ofbee s|fs his fnther. m?rh
broken Most of the time be reads *
newspaper or l(?>ks iwtte*s|y ont of
the window
M k is wn alternately at hl.s desk
( In the cenet:n ofll.-e and with hla fa
thep The lerks. who are n..w fewer
tb n fort erly. l^rln to pnt awar their
' l-ni^rs and one bT one leave
for the d y When they are ?|| ^ne
H' t< r >"s into bis fntber's office and
hards t o old man bis hat and com
father demurs, and IHck laya
the ' ?t and .ont -.n a chair. Then he
'' ' '' >? l,|r?:"? np a pile of lei
<U>-av to prepare the even
'lit Rr.H
\\ tit ? Pick l? t;rplne ho flop*, turns
' l?s h<-nd nnd hnlf rises from his sent
S mo one h is cn1< red. hilt I can't see
who it t? PI J: di?nT>ponr? to tin1
fr. ; ' f the cpice. hut s-v?n reappear*
a< -r? ? : i \ n Indv rtchly dressed
< ?! ? th -.'oamlng 1? coming on. I
>? r ? out her fenrures. hut
Pic timn <?n the 'elKlrio light*. and
tjiura J*tnT?t3? beside hfm
She sill' k sit drnvn together nnd
In 'n t ti ttl' licit PI- k most of the
t1*i ? -t- l.?ih snenk* with great
o' --'fvi-ir-^ Pick shakes his head.
? ird Ills father's office Ijiu
rr tfik-v ft ni hor re'l^ule n package,
unfolds ft ? ,1 ox |v?so? what looks like
i -'ortv:': o l? v|s At any nitf. ther are
intW of v >me kind She look* at
Pick apTx-n'ingly He. forgetting on
di r a tiowerful Impulse, that the win
don Mind ??? are not drawn takes her
li-nd nnd kl??os it pnsslonately
Hoth start. Some one hns entered
Pick nnd I .aura rl?e nnd fare this
newcomer l know who he I*, for I
have seen the o'd man In his office
tnke up his hnt and <oat and leave It
He hns come In to where his aon la.
nnd 1 ran htm s'owly advancing
toward PI k and l.a:ira with a *ur
nris.M expression on his far*. Then
P k -oaks llfw ttintallclng that I
cannot h?rir a wottl he say* Hla man
ncr Is Impressive, lie polnta to the
bonds In Laura's hand*, while he tells
i his father nlxuit rhem Laura stands
her he-d bent. her ere* resting on the
floor
Pick"* words nre few. Indeed, they
are but a s'nrle sentence. When It I*
finished all throe stand for a few mo
tnents In alienee- Pick erect, pointing
to the securities; lj?nra'? eye* atlll
bent on the floor; the old man looking
from one to The other In evident atnaw
ment Then. advancing toward (.aura,
he encircles her Iti his arms and kl**e*
b-r on the forehoid. Reaching for
Dick's bind, he hold* It for a moment
while one firm encircles l^iura, then
Joined his son's himd with hers.
! Curtain.
I hare seen these actor* often alnce
the close of the play, and tbey are all
happy. The oW man ha* brinhtened
up. but leave? the business In hla aon'a
hands, thonch he roc* to hla office aa
r>f yore. 1 hnve taken pain* to go and
look nt the firm mime on the office door
and have noticed lhat there ha* been a
chance from .lohn P. to John D. & Co.
I Infer th.it !_anra. or. rather, young
Mrs. p.. Is the eomrany
Rut she ha* no'hinc to do with the
mnnnrrmcct of the bo*lne**? Indeed,
hor attention is taken up In another di
rection Only yesterday she catnc upon
the office stnee tittendcd by a nnrs*
I carrvlnc a little eiSap much resembling
his father and grandfather
Tb?r? Sm mora Catarrh In thU <?c
tion at Um country Una *21 oth?*
diseases put together, and unUl the
feet few rears tu supposed to be
incurable Ftor a great l many years
doctors pronoraceri it a k>caU diaeaa*
and prescribed local re?e<fWa, and
by constantly failing to cure with to
o*l treatment, pronounced it Incur
?ble. Science haa proven caurrt 6r.
b a constitution* 1 dlsem. therefore
required ccmsUUiUowd tr<?' mer.t
Kail's Catarrh Cure, manufactured bj
F. J. Cfeeaty A Co.. Toledo, Obk>. I*
the only constitutional wt on Uk
market. It is taken internally In do
ses from 10 drop* to a teaspoonful. ft
acta directly on the blood and ma com
eurtsres of Use system. They offer
one bundn-d dollars for ajiy case M
"cJIn to cure. Send f<r circular an<
leetl noon taJa
F. J CHKNET * CO . T?ie?J O
Sold by Dri'Kaista. 7 io
Take Hall's Famiiy I Hi Is for cons'
oatiorv.
H ? Own Prert Aq?t!
"I want"?
"Say"'
"Well?"
"Do you know whit 1 think about
| rotiT"
I "t>o ahead I .et It ont "
! "Ton are a pernmhulatin* want ad
| column "
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R*veng?.
Thomf ^n r*
?rr??(?4 for
Itfwpdin* "
?I i hoiif til
Thf>mp?-?n *
rprr
nun"
?He l? "
"Th^n h?w did
It hnpp?n."
Hl< riwnlfnf
cm ont th* r*?p
with Thnnipaon't
cook "
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S'po?i?\
"J don't know n s njrle th.ng"
"Well, wh:it of !?
??Rut ?'p<>?inc 1 vi?<t ieem ?orr??
thine ?ome d.ir nr d It ?honld make im
' unhappy!"
Pleating Variety.
"Hr hadn't any ?en?o
-Who? John?"
j "Yw "
"No. tint hl< non??n?? - de'icVfn'."
Fur S5c 7<r- rwn ge? & wholesome,
bom* cooknd n eaJ at the New Horn*
i :<??ta.>rant, (,Oi Are , jurt off of
ftmaul waj.
Henry FrledenthaJ Phone Tfi Quick
dtXrery. Raepaee and npresalng: on
<hort notice, day or night.
All the late telegraph new* In Ui?
">ail j- Alaakao.
A fine mild temperance drink la
; the pure wholesome beer made from
he aparkling watera of Tnm*at?r
Valla, and the very best barley malt
with J?at the right propc rtlon of
? holcest grown hope Brewed a? on
; ly the Olympia Brewing company can
i f>rew. For cale at the B"*rd of Trad*
None better ane p'ir- r man Glbaon
ye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
Icrs by "phone promptly delivered.
The Maacot. "?
Txtcallon notices. p1a<-pr and quart!
j "or aale by the Pally Alaskan tf_
>rr\ tt .wtettttf
Ma?y Alaakan Raadara Hava HaanJ
It ind Prt>fTt*d T*?r?fey.
"Good nawa travoia fa art," tha
tbooagoda of bad back aufferara In
*iaaka ara gwd to laarn that prompt
rallef la within their reach. Many a
i*me, waa * and aching back la bad n
aw*, thaaka to Doao'a KHmj pitta.
TbouMnda wpon tbouaanda of people
?ro teMlng th? *ood nawa of their **
?--r1?K* wtth tha Old Q-.iaker Reined.
M?r?> l< an *x*jnp!a worth reading:
Mra. J. H. CWhJar, 4*6 Flat 'B"
Foortwatft SC, San Franrtoco, CaL,
?r? "I derirad bwrting b?nafK from
Doam'a Kidney Pilto and cotwaqnanUy
I am m a*-ong hi my prwrn of '.ham
* I waa n 1907, when 1 publicly eo
i'waed them. I fira* u*a d Doan'a Kid
ley PiUa wb?n Hrlng In Canada, aid
they r*4le*ed roe of a dull, beary
?*i in tha mnail of my back. Oth?r
'ymptnma o* kidney trouble that bad
'Ki*fKT?d ma were alao dtapoaed of
-.d my entire ?yart*m waa toned up
Since then I have had no further nae
of a kidner medWn? I fonaWer It
* doty aa wall v> a p|ea?'jre. to r#crn
-nend Doan'a Kidney PUla."
For aale by all deaiera. Prlc# 50
?enta. Foater-MHbnrn Co.. Buffalo
\>w Tork, aole aranta for tha Unit
ed SUtea.
Remember tha name? Doan'a ? and
?ake no other.
CIRE 3 A L E I FIRE MLII
WOOO TO 8L*N
;-.od I>ry Planking ror Simmer *a.
Special jfice thia month
12.00 PER RICK.
4, HKRB T*TLOR-M')m
THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
MON'TICKU/) RTB
PEBBLBFORD RTK
oibsom urn
Bottled In Bond. In Bnlk m In
Bottle* At tha Board of Trade. U
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwfgaan, aocceaaor 'a
W W Brighton, haa taken ?be
agency for the jnsrtly faraooa
EL I.VFIN'ITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIOARS.
R.000 J'Mt received from the faa
tory at Tampa. Fla. If r>? want tha
beat don't fall to gWe theae nooda
* trial
for a homa cooked meal?
qnlck. clean aervlce Where* At
the Mew Horn# RaatAnrant, FlPh
Vvenne. balf a mlnnt* from Broadw^
iherc'j Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
m in
COMPANY
Waa*
;:?tTgmtgHimmutum!i!tMH?uiiuu?- _
Established 1897 Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
y\ geut for the DUBU^I K OF IOWA and the
WESTCHESTER OF NEW YORK.
Assets ovf*r Four Million.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA |
++++++++++++ ++ ++++++++++++
+ ?
.j. The Only Fir? Gins* Ho?el| Opened Under New Manage- ^
j. in Carcrow ment ^
?|. H?1omrt?n for AtBo 9tur Un*. +
IHOTEL SCOTT'i
*1* ? ? +
j, Soott A Schw*nl*kair.p ^
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and +
Travelers
+ t
SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOM MODI ATtON 8 FOR MUSHERS. *
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK +
t CARCROSS & & YUKON TER. +
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