OFFICIAL CITY ?AFKK L. S. KKLL.RR, Pabltaher
Admitted is Meant! cl*?s roa;' met w July S. ISPS. at the IVmtoftx-e at Skatfw*?
Oopy for clunge o( ??{venis?Mu??Bu must 1* w w 1 o'clock p. m. to insure
laaerooc mme Uaj **? Adren i?mff !*!??* ?xt ?'Op!>Ctt:on.
Ttk* Dally Ataakaa cbarpas for al. pubiicaUOM aot mtfcited, mhicfc ia
tted?a aS ??Urea, o tier tliaa c hurvxw or cfeaiitable ?<x etiee.
Sukecrt^Uoa Ratee ( Three morUift by mail . . l ie
Om BNvoia ky wil .. TS SU laouUtt by mail 4.50
Oae bmU by cam* IJ# On* year by mail 1.00
SUtSUUTTIOliS AND ADVTKTlSK RKCKIVTBD BY:
llwirt' Neve Oa . . vVbitefcoree, T. T K. U niloar. AUlo, B. C
B. W. QUiu (V?mv T. T. ' Keller Dr?c Oe . . . . Halaee. Alaska
EDITORIAL PAGE
JAMES WICKERSHAM
Th* deletvte election for Alwk*
oecnr* on Amv 13, lf~s than a
mowth fpuwi now. Ftww * present
summing up, It looks as tho**h Mr
VV|clt?r*N*?i will ro'l hi* *?#?l ?>'?
and be elected with r.lee pluralities
In all tht iliilrlrt*
The voKtl Ho not wfm to
any more confidence in Glimore
than they 414 in Orr at the last el
efrlon. which was not enough to
cause nay sensation of delleht on
the part of the Shack leford party
tlllwor* stands tmUi where Orr did
the*; personally a pleosant gentle
man, but representing a party that
is notorious!* unpopuUr and une
quivocally opposed to the vo-y thinft
which the majority of it* have been
fish tins for since the first delegate
elertiow in Alaska home rule
The democrats hare always ad-,
vised doing a*\j with partisanship
and have generally thrown their
vote with Me progressives Noth
ing has ofrarM to change their
views, and as the grej.t majority of
them are uncontrolled by a political
orraniratior it is reasonable to sup
;*?e they will continue to oppos
the federal machine
Sir Wick>rsh*tn <Joes rot depend
upon party prejudiop for his victor
ies. he draws kis strength from tie
sincere friend* of Alaska, record
l?*s eC party, it is tbe people ? ho
lore Alaska b?*t*r t " an they do
Tietories for sotne partisan, that
support Mr Wickersbam
Tbe people of this t err t orr must
continue to stand toother It they
eeer hope to rid themselves of the
Shackleford incubus that ts blight
ing us We hare been opposing
that aicfrrseatVon too lo-g to warer
and divide up our votes so*.
Tbe packers ;*s?oe>a?icn and tl?*
MMtTM are Kill fijrbttnjt Wlck
ersh.-.m The? tell the fishermen*
that h* is thetr enemy and is trr
in* to tax their skiffs and The
fact is that every meagre pre-'
pared by Mr Wickersham has been
in the Interest of the sraa.ll fisher
man and the small miner. He want j
them to hare the beta there is In :
Alaska He wants to premit the I
pickers from Importing chenp labor
??-?1 paying them off in San Francis
co and He wants them
to nay a reasonable tax for the
benefit* the* arc getting out of this
-ountry He wants them to pay
that tax in real money, not In certl
Vates that ihev have given birth
to a litter of baby salmon. He
*ants the miners protected In their
rights He wants the real ptxmpec
or to enjoy the fruit* of every
thing he disr-ovem Remember
this; It is only the outside owne
corporations that are opposing
Wicersham He always rets the
home vote People right on the
ground know Wickersham is their
friend.
The enemies of Wickersham are
whispering around the old pre-elec
tion charges that he Is "trying to
rlh up a deal with the packers'* or
that he "opposing appropriations
or Tw?d building" or "that he is
workirg for Wickersham" or ;hat
he "is doing something secret and
terrible." Dont you believe H. He
has always supported appropriation
hills, but he has sometimes denounc
ed the way the money has been .
spent He wants real roads built.1
| not a lot of blue prints. He wants
i the money spent among the resi
dents of Alaska and for the bene
fit of Alaska, not among a bunch
of office holders for the benefit of
politicians.
There may have been Home excuse
for Rending men Into the Southern
State* directly after the ICvil War.
to look after the affair* of the Gov
ernment there, but. be that as It
may, it is not necessary at this late
day to select men from any one sec
tion of the country to represent the
Government In another In any capa
city. ttd It J* quite "an repulsive to
, the cltitens of Alaska, or any of the
states today a* it was In the South
during the reconstruction period,
and carpet-banning has berome aj
sionrti in the nostrils of all goo<l I
patriotic American cltitens wherev-|
er it may be practiecd, whether in
Alaska, Idaho, or Mississippi The
appointed carpet-bagger is looked
I upon with no greater abherrenfe than ,
; the would-be self appointed one, who
I through deceit- thinking that be
cause he once for a short time made
Vlaska a camping ground for the
*ake of making a little easy money
1 'X>nld foist his presence upon them
it this time and derive them into
voting for him under the guise of
party politics. There Is no recog
nlted party politics l? Alaska- not
withstanding the clamor of a little
handful of would-be politicians. (
The united effort* of fie uhole
Territory is centered upon one
country of undesirables the car
country of Undeniable* ? the car
ina hagcer- whether he be appoin
tive or would-be self nppolntive. and
Mr. Jennings will letirn that to be
.^ome an office-holder in Alaska by
"he voice of the people, he must
j Irst establish a home In Alaska,
?*nd in a manner, become one of us.
Political graduates from the "Arc
tic Club"' of Seattle will carry no
{more n-elght with the voters of Al- ^
: laska than as lohyi#t? In Washing-:
| ing, I>. Contributed !
An AU?r*d C? it
Ascnm - Harp yi m ?ny?*:?i>t of
Jljtcln* lately* Vp- ? p-n
IrrIM a ttl|> to rctinope foi hmi only
this morninj: I nrti? ?t He's
iretfinc wealthv l?ni ?te> ivwtor
^?11, I can wwwl"! nli.-n I nn-rt to
prwrrll* for blm *lm|M> a <!<?<?? ot ???
dlnm branMIe for the ?auie n>ni|^iilnL
?Kucha njw*.
Volubility.
Mahel tattwlylnc hot te*?.->n' '*apa
what fc? the deflHMon of i.tr.'Ml-trT- j
Ka:b??r Mv i hllrt yvnWtity |
a dhliMniKhlni feature of your m->tfu?i
when on ot iwynt twaine** it
fair* ! tlon't happen to reach tinm* j
nntll after 11 o'clock tm the morning
Eftoct of th# Climata.
Mrs. Money ll.ie* I hear you hare
?pent a ureal rtf.i I of your time in
Italy? Mr* l'.in?w on. yw. my
lesr; we're quite Itallclzpil?? I*tlncrt0tv j
TUwr ,
T>*?t SHut M ??*> Ho
"What <r<wM yon <!<> It you hart a
million dollars?"
"Do? Hire a private secretary to an
iwr ft?ol question^" Ktchun^e
Location notices, ptkeer and quarts
for sklc by the Dally Alaskan tf.
POORS' S WHARF CO.
Terminus W. P. A T. Route.
AliS.nlhb ml Steamers Arrive and IV part From Thin IVxsk
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses ?pea for deliver? <rf merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
IVri? h*b!<>9 ONLY delivered on Sunday or at sight,
All rvicht defined wnKJibound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (papen can be obtained at the D. S. cus
toms office* and must delivered before 5 p. m. No freight wtil be
received on tie wharf after thta hour.
BAGGAE? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY
No charge for bags and grip* when unchecked.
The wharf gale will be cloeed to the public when steamer is n paring
dock and will be opened when passengers bave disembarked.
W barfa~e Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
c O. 8c? 175. E. J. SMAW, General Manager.
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
TIME TABLE XO. 2fl.
(Dally Except Sun Jay.)
No. I N. Bnkntl
1st class
#:SO a m. Leaves
12:0."? p. m. "
12:4.", ?
l:?n
3:20 "
5:3? " Arrives
Arrives
I Olives
SKAfil AY
WHITE PASS
IjOG CABIN
BEWKTT
CABIBOr
wmnoitsE
hwiiferi must be at depots In time to have Baggage inspected :
a:?d chocked. Inspection is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of j
trains
150 pr.?nds of bnggage will be checked free alth each full farej
ticket and 7$ pounds with eack half far* ticket.
Leave*
Xo. 2 S. Bound
1st class
4:35 p. ni.
3:0.1
2:30 ?
1:48 "
11:40 ?. m.
0:30 "
"wofess'onal aiRn?.
Attorney*
GUNNISON A MARSHALL
Attorrior?-AMjv.
F O. Box K. Jumeau.
M. B. LE FEVRf
to Take Affidavit*
ATTOHNEY-ATLAW
Cctnmiaaioner For Yukon Turritory
^UKVtf. \lATk?
STEVE RAGAN '
Attorney at Liw
HAINES ALASKA
Denttata
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Uoat Modern Mctborta
Open Even 1 nn?.
Cftto* Hours: ?-U a id 14 p. n.
\iaakan Building, Broadway
tKAGWAV, ? ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
M F. PATTERSON & COMPANY
?Dealers In ?
OENTAL SUPPLIES
.29 Walker Bids., Seattfe, Wask
Oidcrs br mail or ciible will r
ctf\e prompt attention. CataJo;- .<
I n roqueat
Mual? T?<iehi?r?.
MISS M. G. HIN08HAW
Teacb^r of
"IANO FORU
Special T?rin* for a Li. '!*??'!
Nuittb'Y of Reglnrj?
EIGMTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and fiibson Rro. Bud
weteer, Blue Ribbon and Pa!? Rain.
!er freer at the Board tit Trade.
i
'COAL
I I
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6, Oy liter !!ay Mine*
ai Ladysmlth, the highest grade
?? rosehold ?ml of all ithe D. C. fleH*
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. l"nttonn H<H
IJcht Aiih
On and after July 1st, 1310, we
-hall offer this coai, selected and
:rm.led as follows: ?
Double Screened ami sarked.113 ton
Screenings ( sacked i 8 ton
Screening (bulk) 7 too
Above prices tnrlud? delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. S'kagway, Alaska.
JUNEAU S 8. CO*! .
fCLWCTRTC LIGHTED STftA M
HEATED STfcAMEH
Georgia
0?rrytti? V 6 Mall
For Raint*, Berner* Buj-. JnneAti,
Hoon*. Tenaker. S lea tori WaTporw
???? 5S tut^ ? ?
nOM IMtGWAY
Jnne 1, 7, l.'t, 10, 28.
art 1:00 ?. m.
vfLLIS NOWKLL, Mfr., Juoo*u
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Victor*. Vancovwr. An?c*tet, Fkttmfku*
C^apu, Port Towwawl, SoolK
B*iimsh?m. Em'k?. S?o?? B?rK?r?, Mmco
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDRfU'S. G. A. P. D. C. D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 13 Jnmo St , Sennle 112 .VUrkrt St, 5m Fr mt?r.r
R *( inannj ?fl rka?y? tKU S<M?b
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle
July 18-30 Aug . 11, 23
j Spokane Sept. 10, 22 Oct. 4, 16,28
State of California July 24 Aug . 5,
K HANK H. HOLD. Agent, 2nd & Broadway, Bfcagwny
Alaska Steamship
Company
C AR RYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELL* FARGO EXPRESS
N?Xt Mtllajt Of fMt PMMDIW ?tffftm*
Jefferson, - June 8-20 July 2-14-26
; Dolphin, - June 2-14-26 July 8-20
Company r?mttrs m tk? rUrht to rJuugr <?Hlnic <UU? wlthwrt anttr?
TELEPHONE NO. M. C. 1. GUPTILL, AOS NT.
V,
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(P. C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailing's From SKagway
Famous Steamer*
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA (*22
WBJL IJIAVE SKACWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
Subject to ?1t,iou' ntlw
Vancouver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Ptton* 87 F. F W. LOWLE. Ag^nt
Steamship Humboldt
THE ONLY INDEPENDENT STEJIMSRfP OPcMMS 10 5. E 1USU
Will sail from Skagway for Seattle and Way Porfi
JULY 25
:
dAtA mib)<?rt to change without notice.
. THROUGH TICKITt HONORED
Office: Tlrkrtu ?ml nil Information
711 Amu* St. HARTHIflRK!!, <Mh * llrwwlw'y.
TAKE III THE Will F1
AUG. 14th to AUG. 17, 1912
TRAVEL IN COMFORT
DOWN THE YUKON
AND SEE
THE MIDNIGHT SUN
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP EXCURSION RATE
Skagway to Dawson and Return
Seventy $70.00 Seventy
Including meals and berths on steamer both ways between White Horse and Dawson.
Tickets good going, only on train leaving Skaguay-- AUGUST 10th ? Returning, leaving
Dawson on any Steamer up to and including August 1 9th.
If you care for Scenery, don't miss this trip over
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE
O. L DICKESON, President