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Sutecnptfc* Kates. Thr?*e mo&Uu b> nail 2.2f
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A W. Gtdoo* Oftrcraea, T. T. Keltar Drug Oo .. .. Haines. Alaska
I W\ ISK ? vK OK STKKKTV
All cititeus should feel that they
are under some sort of obligation
to tvspect The riphts of other peo
ple on public hifkvvi oX all kinds
K*:.s,is 0U? has what they have
named the "jot walking' ordinance
It *ppli? to pedestrians It* pur
|vw ts to force pedesi nan* to use
the streets with some sort of re
irard for the rights of vehicles of
cue kind and another.
Odenrians are not always as re
gardful of the rights of others a?
they ought to be If they were. I
fewer persot-.s would be hurt and
there would be less interference w:t
?rw? traffic
Instead of crossing streets at
regular street crossings. * here they
ha\e a rigftt-of-wa*. thev wi.l cross
anywhere and at any angle, despite
the fact that they court danger
?hen tho do it The fact accounts]
for many street accidents Drivers
of tstomobiit* ar.d of other vehicles
hate a ri^ht to expect. ped lams
to cross streets at the it. ? tion
of streets There is whore they are
by law compelled to slow down,
v here thc> are compelled by la^
to respect the rights of pedestrians.
;-nd If pedvsmar,s could be brought
fully to realne w hat it &u> mean
to them, and what it must mean to
traffic, for them to pursue a dif
Itrent cou-se. they would to to
their own right-of-wav when they
wish to cross the street
Kansas City's "joy walking" or
dinance is aimed at a real evil, and
the outcome of its enforcement
ought to be a distinct benefit to
the city theatre T -1
How s thi* a sidelight on the
coat of high 2:x irift We take ii
from the Atchison <5 lobe A "flying
machine lit in IVrt Richmond r?
terdar an J a voang man and wo
mar, sterpod out Wore they mil
iionairt* taking a pie <?urr trip" No.
lh>-> *o*v Vr Mr? M K TVooll.
of Jers??-v Otv. and titer had made
the trip in their ftymg machine to
lV?ri Richmond, where they * ill be
waiter and * ail row in a restaurant'*
$miM ?*h4 K ri?v
r*r' 1 tndaa In The of
My LJV rHMn that r<t I he pnlMi
anoe of h * iViwiw T e*h In Bor'ln
the o'd TTTtpe^Af \\ 'J am, had
N?t? pne*o.- j at tv r ar, wnl for bira
to concr^t'.' '*'e h <?. -svn h * lv*e work
and the far. - 't ?? d won
N* mViol. s* if os?im!!j and
wtthont the iea>" e?pha*K. '1t t* a
rttr that tN> ? ttwl offl -e-? do ?ot r'ay
a rery brl"<ant i "vrt in t "
XChen tve ear <*?>?*? h<?d di?m ?*ed
Undau. wirh a g-*. n->L the mar
afi>r. IV lUiwt, oatr> to the anth??r
and *aHl
"T am ?vtt that 1 ran no longer pro
your pie>-?\. It promised t > hare a
knu rnn "
"But why*" a?fc??d N- -?t.>rriV<l sc
thor "The emr*" r pa .1 rv very flat
UritiC eotr.r": titer.'- *- 1 -cd to t>e
sitKh pe*<av' wi: h pooe
"Ahl Br:, my d>?r .Vvtor." replied
the ooartier Ma nr vsty nervr ex
prefer* hi* censure ^rron^ty"?
Bo. A man
T**? Old Cba ~c<sa i Bu-rtr.
The rkirrwl bcrr- - r.jr ?rHi be ,
ftmrni within thirtr of l-ond.^n
Tt'.? writer li?^* a * barooal burr or 1
who has carried or tt< aneient trade
ft^r forty rear* ir Surrey and Su??c<
Too cv>n>e ?i*dden> r.:v?n the r-i ed 1
dome of fre earth on heath or in
arood'anl ard near ft 5? hi* noa'Ir oon
atrac-ted lot of wit !?.*?. fera arJ
heather, w "h it* - rrh .^rrer p-xt*
and :jttle d??or T ere i.e l:ve? dnrlnc
the whole t*r-.<l or -,be c~ V i nc proc
e*v keeping a si. !?> V mh n see
that inqaisitfre jv - .-r?M d ?> n.-*
an taqairing sini. in n? tho mound,
whk-h mipht rrwr.^ i ? v-^te-' Nsr<
of Same and the n:.~. ?< ? ? vniottiar ?
lot of wxxxl Thi? n;rn is ht< ona |
master He t*ow-s r ^rto-s. and he
?lakes a de^rt Ifr.ng? a o;;r ns.
tary Hfe. bat he know* alt ahoat the
birds.- London dnatrM
Sahacrih* for th? DaCy Alatkaa.
OtcV*"??' <?> Trnr s.w
Some of the creit writers of , V I
century seem to twre iv*?vii>:i .1 e h
other in |?h>sicil np)<earan<r as *u?ll
as In cenm> >ir f..iu;.i? O-irr In irv
"Eminent VI Wi-ito" ?:.:te-; fiat h?
rns siTO.k at .?ue l?i. k?':t*" r?ailincs
by the resemhlati e of Tenn*"-- >n A ft
rn-j'*!, on ?*;?>; a penvil ?)m>vin?
which Miilais mi V ?f ftlckra* ?flff
death, he found the likcwess t<- I lie
p^ct ?til! re on? m.-trird. nnil o;? 'V
sketch hoi'ic shown to Tenvr ??n he.
ttw, obwftl the ivwni'iliii e He
jraaed at It or?r!'in?tT fiV ?>?nie min
ptev. then e\ -ta'iwd "Why. 1 li !>? K *
most evtrronliniry ilra* :nt It i? ex
actly like myself." And I .ady I'orothy
Neviil in l?er "Reroir.woeih'os t v ?'*
a pnlntinc (wrclkwd by a frteiMl of
her* n? * portrait "f Browning It
wa? afterward for id to be a i?-,n rait
of lMitW'i. made l>y in artist Mend
at tiad's ttill
Outs and In* of Concotv
When the late 1'rank n Kyle* first
Ti sired l . i don he toM his travelinc
companion as they rose from break
fast the firM morning that he wonM
have to be p>ne nt'Vit of the day "I ee
C,%{ to ?r?e a doctor and a lawyer to
whom I hare ranis of Introduction,
he explained, "ami there are a eon pie
of dramatic critic* here who've written
- ss as 1
J t* NP- ' ?M ' rt - u
Sure and Instant Death
to Army Worm*, Flie*. Moth*, Millere, IT??v Rrnchef, Bugr.,
quitoe*. CttttpilUn, Anti, Plant Lice and all plant dr>ir<j tg in-c?I?.
Use California Infect Powder freely and theoe pe?t? will He quickly
e 11 terminated. For *?le by
WILLIAM BRITT
THE DRUGGIST
Then I'm g?lng to hnnt up wrosinitn s
(rrave down In Temple Garden*. V(1
rather sop that than any other one
thing In Rngland."
A few minutes past 10 Mr. Fyles
walked Into tho hotel again, and. to his
friend's surprised look, merely mKl:
"Doctor and lawyer and crllics all out...
Only man at home was OUvor."? Up
pineott's Magaxine.
Found Imitation Difficult.
Bert. a Wabash freshman. closed a
letter to hl< oottsin Joe. five your* old.
by saying. "Now 1 tnnst quit an?l write
five paci-s on Ksthcr."
The next dr.y his father found Joe ,
armed with tablet and penoil trying to |
hold down his young brother, Robert,
and said to him. "Joe.. what are yon
doing?"
"Km trying to write fire page* on
Rob. bnt he won't bo still," repl'od the
little fellow.? Indianapolis New*.
Danced In a Coal M ne.
Some years ago a Newcastde (Eng
land* coal operator named Rrandlinc
cave a famous ball. The ballroom was
In the coal mine. 1.100 feet below j
ground. in the shape or the letter I
the width being 13 feet, the bright 4?
feet and the length 300 feet. The floor
was dried and flagged. seals pr< vidod
and the whole place Illuminated with
wax candles. The company comprised
all the miners and their families, t h."*
proprietors and agents and a number
of guests from London. It required
considerable courage for some of the
strangers to go duwn the shaft. 1 ut ,
they all ventured 1 \iacinc wis from
noo.i till .1 p. m.. ;U '. n'l !? nr el to
i the U'?per : r r'e
For Sale By All Dealers
Blend Flour
i< hotter
Fisher's Blend
i< the very hot
Costs More Pfr Sack
Costs Less Per Loaf
(.Vie trial will convince you
Thi< i^ a Perfect. All- Pur]>o<e Kl'Hir from
"America's I inc^t Houring Mill*"
One Price. at All Grocers
MOORfc'S WHARF CO.
Terminus W. P. A Y. Route
AUSi'Uthbouii<i5>te?merf? Arrive ami IVi>ait From Tltta 1 v ,< k
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses oT*en for delivery of merchandise from S a m. to 5 p. m.
rvriihables ONLY delivered oil Sunday or at night
All freight shipments destined sooth bound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST t paper* can be obtained at the U. S. cus
toms office) and must be delivered before 5 p. m. No freight will be
received on the wharf after this hour.
RAGGAE? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY.
No charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to the public when steamer Is Hearing
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
W~hart*ge TarifT can b? had on application at office on dock.
P. O. Bo* 17V E. J. SHAW, General Manage".
The White Pass &Yukon Route
TIME TARI.E NO. 20.
i r?a11y Except Sunday, i
\<V 1 V ItoKIN)
1st class
a. m. Leaves
1 ; (W p. m.
!S:?
1:40
S;3l) *"
.V-V? ~ Arrives
\o.
SKACilAY Arrives
AYB1TK PASS I.eaves
IAKJ CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOl
W hItKBORSE leaves
Passengers must be at depots in time to have Rag cage inspected
and checked Inspection is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
trains.
150 pounds of bagjrage will be checked free with each full fare
ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket
S. Roun>l
1st class
4:3T> p. m.
3:0.-5
2:20
1:4.1
11:40 a. m.
o::w> *?
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Febbleford and Gibson Rya. Bud
weiscr, Blue Ribbon and l*aie Rain
?er Beer at the Board of Trade.
BAKERY GOODS..
Broad ? all kinds ? fresh from the
own, cakes and ple?. coojdos and j
donghnuts, in fact a first claes lino of |
bakery poods wHl bo fouai Rt the :
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, between ;
Fifth and Sixth Avenue*. tf
None better anc purer tuna Gibson
r>*e. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Masrot. tf.
PROFESSIONAL CAWDS.
Attorney*
GUNNISON &. MARSHALL
Attorneys- At-Law
P O. Boa E. Juneau, Mask* j
H. 8. LE FEVRE
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Commissioner For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
Skagvay. ? Alaska
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA
Dentiata
DR. U. S. KELLER
DENTI8T
Most Xlcdern VeUioJa
Open Evenitjta
Cffice Hciu*: V-12 a. ra 1-6 p. a.
\.;t.kan Building. - Kroa.lK-.vy
SKAGArAY. ? . ? ALASKA.
**. F. PATTERSON &. COMPAN>
? Dealer* it. ?
OENT^w SUPPLIES
i>Lktr Sea^Ue, vVa.-h
.1 '.e proa?j)t at?.., i f ;>!
r. rv<j-.:est
Mijslc Tea:h?.-?.
M>SS M. G. HINOSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTfc
Special Terms foT a Limit'
NnmbT of U a; ' f r
E:OHTM AVE. ANP MAIN S~
fTXTTr A y*" ? < c 'l'?.
?i critic t.iGDn r >
TKAT: 0 RTF. A MS, :
corgi a
vr~!i it l.\ s M*
For 1 a ? irrner* :*.*?% J iippvi,
Hoon*. T-naki S *?? Wnviorta
PROM 8KA0WAV
MAY ?, P. 14, TO and' 25.
?- 8 'OC *. m.
WILLIS NOW E!/ . M,cr . Jute*
STEAMEFJS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Virfcttifc \'*neavr~, Ai? '??rVj. IWilaghtm
Zrrr*\ Cympt*. Port Tow???wl, Sn*S
IVtimjii*?, Eorelts, S??f* R?rH?r*. Men rn
San Francisco, Log Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS, G. A. P. D. C D. DUNANN, P. T. M.
1 13 J*R*? St., S??ttle 1 12 St, Smi Fr? fttMTC
P r^trrrrri to eHftftf* Am ScMoU
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle 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
FRANK If. POM). Agent, 2nd <fe Broadway, Hkagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WILLS FARGO EXPRESS
Next of *h? fMt twwpr
Jefferson, - - May 3, 15, 27
Dolphin, - - May 9, 21
Con.par./ r-*?rr?n U? right to chm|* mil In* dfctea wlUxwt boU??
C. B. QUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B.-C COAST SERVICE)
S^ilin^s From
Famous Steamer* I
PRiNCESS MAY I
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOFHIA <??*}
WILL LEAVE SKACWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
i JUNE JULY AUGUST ? SEPTEMBER
Vancouver. VictoriaS Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phosc 87 F. F W lOWLE, A0*nt
Steamship Humboldt
Will Hail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Port.
JUNE 1
Railing d*t? ?ub)*rt to <"h*ne? without n*tlr?.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
Office: Tor ticket? and ratet ?pf)iy on board
7ll s^'-ond Avwnt.* ?Mp.
1
7>\\ro\igi\\ Sam \o
Wvs SftvVmor
"D'vr ec\C otvmcVxqti
*i\vT0W$\\ IvcKeVs
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Train Service Monday. Wednesday and Friday Between SKAGUAY and WEIITE
NOKSE. Train .Service Mor< ay. "Wednesday and Friduy Betw en WIITTEHOR8E and
SKAGUAY. m
Carrying Passengers, Bacirs r<\ NTa il and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and River Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Ynkon.
Bappajre bonded thronph. Direct telegraphic service to all points in Alaska. Canada A U. S.
Write for Descriptive Literature and "Summer Excursion Rates.
TRUFFiC BEf J8TIE8T.
Vancouver, B. C.? !
0. 1. CICKESCH. PRESIDENT.
Vancouver, B. c.. and Skairuay. Aia*k?.
C. W. CASH, TOUB'ST AST
Skatpiay. Alaska.