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EDITORIAL PAGE
The rim Harm* How Festival
to be held in A lute is tilled far ?ext
Sai unlay. W> wut It t* be a his
tory mater Aanouaeemeat of this
*reat agrtcaltura; evkibit has been
mwu to the Associated Ptmb and la
n??? t?u| published ia all parts of
i ?? aited States Th? new*p*p?*rs
?i ihf country, and the railroads
and steamships of the com* will be
famished with photographs of the
? vhihit for republication i>.rowgtaout
ihr state*. There ?UI be hat lit
tle tvpense to the exhibit and it Is
jtotng to be oof of the best proceaa
?-? or advertising that this part of
Mask a ran poMhtr hare
If you have some flowers or a*v
t ki :he way of garden prodece;
a tarkey, chicken or d?<i; or some
i?hrooms; Setliee. jams, fish, any
t: ? that i* native t* Skagmay.
brii i. them in for ethibiUoa Y oa
?n.iv win a prise or Mae ribfcoa. and
?>t. roa will haw assisted in pab
l ?h ;ng this valley as one of the rich
and most enjoyable places to
make a home in the I'nlted States
"ho * it her mu will bring in roa
i>a ralive statistics showing the ad
of this valley over other
? ti^rbts. in the Matter of rainfall
.tad climate
Tlw?n think of the enjoyment ef|
it all Yon will get ac^aainted with
?o?r ie?*hb<?r* and discover thai
<h?"t are mnrh nicer people than yon
had .lrenme.1 of There will be a Joy
la looking at the collection or flow
er* and produce under one roof. It
will stimulate you to raise better
gardens next year and to beautify
[the city.
Flower Show and Harvest Hoa-s
Festival nest Saturday, September !
Twenty-one, Nineteen- twelve
? ? ?
There are beads of lettuce grow
iug sn some of the Skagway gardens
as lartre as good sited cabbages.
They will be on exhibition at next
Saturday's festival
That the Seattle Times Is big in
volume and number of pages only
was proven in its issue of Sunday,
September 1st, when It endeavored
to annihilate the Skagwav Dailv Al
askan, that small publication hav
ing dared to refer to the previous
abort sighted policy of the Seattle
paper as regards Alaska From the
wrath shown by the editor of the
Times, the article in the little Alas
kan must have smarted very severe
ly At any rate, the Seattle editor.
t? his reply published to his read
ers at large the fact, that, were he
as small physically as he is mental
ly, he could walk upright through
the barrel of a 21-calibre rifie. The
violent display of temper on the part
of the editor of a bulky paper like
the Seattle Times was in poor taste
and should etcke pity rather than
contempt Whiteborse Star.
CAUGHT 1
A TARTAR
m arnoct ouncan ?
. - . '1
A ma* fa a turret and watt afrit a ad
? hat pt oa a Hat* at a * <j
atatVu. <arttk*d htm?elf comfort* bly to
hi* ar.it. tr>-* a momtne i?,ft from
hl? p.vkft and hrjraa i* mrf ?'bwi
the conductor cam* a rem ad for hia
ticket he thrvat hta bainl MM ata
p-vir! tor hta ?aivt awl looked mt
much rtarKH TVn he ?Mt
thtvnch hta otlMt aod. act
Badtnc It. b* ?M
"Ciand actor. joat before leaving my
bote! thta morala* I rhancrd my trail
imtttnc tbe ooe I had K*m wearing
with my moory la iW oat |?ifW It
my tnank. Whafa wonm. my tmt dvi
not rra>-h mo at the aratfcm and ta to
cmm by a later tram. U yoa'W M me
pi ikrvack to R? vtra ?* cat hite
the atatkm I"H reiepfenao far a MfoJ
to brine me my fare and ?rt* ff!v? It
to yaa.*
"TV kot." was tbe ow ' uot#r"? iaooBk
r??ty.
"1 hare mM an I bare to my." em
tinned the (mounter 1 bar* bo
money to pay ?o* but T"B have pmaty
at the end of the rout* ~
~Toa"H have to ray jaat Tar* or
|rt aff"
"Not here. I trn^t m thta ?wan?f>?
(amtrr. Toe will at tea?t carry ate
to the next atatton"
"Not dhIm yoa pay imr fare from
the oae whet* yoa tm ?m."
"Are yew order* jmrh aa warrant
yoa la aach lahamaa actJoaT"
Dur order* are to pat Una ? bo re
ftwe to pay fare* off 'he Train ~
"tTeR." aatd the raefally.
~yoaH have to pot me off TV* left
my mooey bebiad and bare nothing ta
pay vltb.
The t tmdm tm potted the bett. aad
tbe tratn atooped. Tbe pammtf made
?o rrjrfataBC*. bat wanted to tbe plat
form a ad pot off teto a awamp. Tbe
trala woot oa. learinc htm ataodSar oa
tbe tract (ooklas after It Tbec. Srat
knot !rx v a ad doara tbe Baa af the
road, he atarted aa fo*' to
A fV* daya titer tbe pe**a?e ?-ha
coatdnt pay hla fare wo?* Wo tbe
aflk?s of tbe raad mad a?*ed ta err tbe
general ?oi<ei lurnA1 ?t He waited
ba!T aa bam. tbeo a?? ?*heeed lata tbe
room af a a*** maAimr mat wbo
asked Mm what he cor Id do for Mro
Re ?o* Ibe *t?T af h** pat aff tbe
train awl m* be bad come to effect a
aKtlemont tvr ?3am->cr~ * be w *
rue Par them Tbe ?m*rt*m?d??t -ad
that If be wookl ea!'. m at moot No S
be area id Sad tbe o?*r?a? *bo ad*t?ed
aE ctatms. Tbe faweo^ff wool to
there. hd ? taik * iui toe ctaim ouw*t I
, who M out of him all the Information
i be Mrri nkrt him what be wmM
aettle tor. got blot to pot K to wr?tln*.
took bta addrvwa and mM he wwjid J
write Mm about the matter
The [awmn areer heard from htm
Not ton* after thta tt mm e*Wnt
That there *?i manipulation to the
i ?toc* of the road. Xb on, not e*en
j the prealdeat. cootd flod out who waa
at the bottom of It The prlee of the
securities w-ooM ro np a bR. then
fradosltv sac. then rtae a rata But
the twoerai taadeacy ?a? apwanl
The affairs of the rood w-ere tiwai |
<m?It to a fe?. who coo Id are oo reason
for ?? advance Indeed, business waa
MMng off dreadfully Two feeder*,
owe at either terminal, were dleerttat
their hmitew to other road*. Tbeo
the price of the atock Pecan to ?o
down Mte lead, Ptnarty It rear hi d a
point where tba floclaadoa caoaed
The president of tha road com ran nl
rated wtth tha IWdee*. ? skint what
had canard then to dlwrt their boat
! nose from hla Itoe to otbora. He re
eetred no aattafbrttoa Nerenheleaa
the dtreralon ctwsed and trade becaa
to flow a r?1n orar the In* w here It
had flowed ortclaally The ptwrtdent
araa ponied. He arnt for aonr of the
principal atock boldeea and aaked them
If the* knew anytbtrut a boot the Bat
tar. The* dtdnX hot admitted that
durlnr the receet flurry tn the atock
thr.T had aoid moat of their holding*
(toe mom in* the preatdeot took up
a newapaper and read In the flam Dotal
columns that a new rat.road magnate
hod appeared John TalcotL a man
whe had achieved some aocoesa at re
ancanlztv rooda to the weat. bad coa?e
rant aad with uooclalta had boorht
a cootrotlto* tetereaa to two tinea, and
It wma inspected that be had picked ap
h open market a majority of the atock
of a coenectlaf; ttok between the two
That connect tax ttok the president
knew to be hla owrr line
That morning. when be went to hta
kBo?l be tonnd a i>?*e From the new
railroad star innuos thr pnrtHii to
til s?b him Re dW so sad roarxi
the part? an torn; that he ??> ohUgej
to waft an boor before be ? vnwi rnto
admittance When idatiM br ???
a plats wt-ttera nun. who to htm
to ? pteto arnotero fashion
"Nert month areata the ?iinmi e*er
tSoa of SrertQtw of J?ir *?d Two
thirds of the atock belong to me ami
my frieod* I hare aent h* y?n to
tN w? notice that otofbar yvor aerr
tars a* those of ratr prtoolpai offl
ceea sUl he needed fnr the ensuing
rear If yon will inqntre of yoor
?Octal to cftsrr* of ciatma roo a IU
*m* ta* mmt thrto aa one who offered
to '?*1 *e damage- ft* beta* pot off one
sf irww far a few baadred do4>
st? "
U-?4 I h?w?- oM the preatdaot,
wk-T* "t w*?o?d bsre??
~IU. >>? ?tid not know. I was oaa of
??w~r Soar*-**-** creotarea? the pah
?r _s
The grand opera stars '
have gone abrcad, *
but ?
you can still hear then? ?;n"
tlwir gr?atrst triumphs on th
Victor.
Though th*v art thcwcr:?i? i
miles away. <*an?n, Mcltu. Tr:
rattini. *rwi all thr otlhcr lanv -
r.rtists who make riJCord* r: -
cloMvehr for the Victor, ?
vo<i * hrntvrr and as ?:>ftrn ;ii \<ju
wi*h.
Com* m aad krn Ibctn,. iad rr tf -
*tTl? of th? Victor U0M.?:i
?nd VictorA'ictrola (115 to tM> Kaj *
ten" if dtirti
WILLIAM PR1TT
THE DRUGGIST
Stamp
Will
BSOHTEI-T <W/-Con
mittfd; ready Moprmte
arrival;
Cm* HWllfc' "?*
?nUt ?i>J I *tr~l -
MM iMH'aat mn
a :-.bfA ?"?**? ??linJ?. *n
of M too* dowpfr 24-h<*t"
tr? or rillhf ??
Strife C-dndiw I DryWi &w
r*t>?
tMtfl* . XT. ?. *?
Th? Gam* of L?cro??e
Tbe panic known as lacrosse waa
wrtjrlnany played b.T the Canadian In
(llan?, and from them adopted mo
cesadreW by tbe Fivnch nnd English
J aetHcrs. and by them Introduced to
the United State*. The object of tb?
(rump H to drtr* tbe ball throujrb
goals altnated at ?acb end of tbe field.
The players are nanally twelr* on a
aM*. In IWh the Lacrosse Assoda
tlon of Canada win formed. and an
Indian team rlalted tlrrat Britain,
creatine great etc'tement Tbe ram*
la on* ot -e*1 Importance In the Kng
ttsh aportlnw world
~
ClaaHy ;rtcomp?*??V
"Rare yon ever been married be
JcreT" naked the l!ren*e clerk.
j "Great bea tens. ronng manT ?*
claimed the eii^rlem-ed prims donna
T>on"t yon read the papers?"
Whereupon she wlrwi Immediate In
tntmctlons to discharge her pre?s afiit
?Washington Star.
K rr' 9*k*r, 3u? ?
After a ban-met a prominent man |
was asked by a close friend ?
j "Well did roti manage to stay so j
berT*
j "Oh. re*." he reptlert -b<K my health j
w*? dmnk " -Jvdcr"? l.lbrarr
SUFFERED TNEKT
i ?
For Many Years. On Thigh. Also ;
on Scalp. Awful Itching Skin, i
Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Soap ;
and Ointment Completely Cured. :
Lehnnm. O.? "My octroi* started on
?nj thigh srttli a small phnpie. It also came
on my scalp. It began to itch and 1 began
to nrratrh. Foe rlshtwn !
or twenty fun I could Dot j
toll what I puicd through ;
with that awful Itching. |
I would ?rr*Uh until thr
blood would m?k through
ntT unrt?-wr?r and 1 couVl
II talk to my frtaxb cm the
?arret but 1 would N- du
ping and punching that
' ?r*ot. until I m very much uliuml The j
hchln* m wo intern* I ooukl Mtrinp an or
' once ta M and warm. 1 ?*rta!aly cuffwxi
1 torment with that ersraia for many y?arv
?" t ohaard after everything I eter heard of:
aO to bo avail. 1 ?a* the artvrrtfcwnent for
Cstirara Soap and Olnttneot and arat for
? ample. Imajrtiw lay ctalicht *bm 1
| applied the Brut ddae to that a irful hchtnc
?re on mr W ??) aralp. In ha than a
, minute the ttrhtng on both ptkoea mwL
1 r* aome mora Cutinn Sea* and Otat
' Mat. After the aenmd day t never had
another Itrhing ape*, and Cutlrur* Soap
and Ototmcot comptetoly com] me. I w*j
tnmhtel with awful dandruff all crrr my
nip. The Cvticura Soap haa cured that
' trtwNe." (Signed) U R Flak. Jan. 33. 1913.
Cotirwa Soap aad Cutioura (Xatment e-?e
j anld thnwhmn the wortd. Liberal ample at j
each mailed free, with S3-p. Skhi Book. Ad
drmt port-card I CuOcura, Dept. T. Bortoa ~
?TT?*tfc*-fac*d bob tbookH??Cin4cur?
1 Soa* Shaving Stick, if*. fcMWte free.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorney*
GfXXIsOX * MARSHALL
P. O. Box K. - Juneau, Alaska
H. H l-K FKVRK
Attorney -A t-Lsw
Commissioner For Yukon Te: r.torj
to Take Affidavit*
Skagway - - Alaska ?
STEVE RAG AX
Attorney-At-Lnw
HAINES - - ALASKA
l>t?tit
DR. U 8. KELLER
Rontist
Mont Modern Mtfthotls
Open Evenings
Office Hours. 9-12 a. to. 1-t; p. m.
Alaskan Building - -Broadway
SKAGWAY - - A I.ASA K
Itmial Happies
M. P. P VTTKRUOX A <X?MP \VY
? Dealers In ?
DKNTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bldg. S?attle. Wash ;
Orders by mall or cable *111 receive (
prompt attention. Catalogue on re-j
guest.
For 35c. you can Ret a wholsome,
home cooked meal at the N<*w Home
Restaurant, 5th aveune, just off of
Broadway.
Food cooked as :t should bo at
the "White Pass 0*.fe" Only the
l??t in the market Mrs. Orloff
Kin*, proprietress. tf
COAL
Wellington Lrnnp CoaJ
fram Shaft No. 6, Oyster Hay Minus
hi Ladysoiith, the highest eru>
ti<>usehoid cn&l ot ail the B. C. flelas
58.28 FIXED CARSON
Perfect CombostJon. Uniform Host
Light Ash
Ou and after July ' l*t, 1910, we
(ball offer Uita coal. selected *\nd
graded as follow*: ?
|v>nb1e Screened ami sallied . . 113 toa
Screenings (sacked) .. ?. .. 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) 7 ton
Above prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phcne 10. Skagway, Alaska.
fUNKAO fc. K. CO'8.
RLRcntrr lightkm stk\w
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Georgia
Cttrytnc V. S Mail
For Haines, Renter* Hay, Juneau,
tloonah, Ten??kpe and Way Ports
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MKI*T. 4. 10. 10. 2SJ, 2H.
at 8:00 a. m.
WIM.IS NOWKLL, Mgr., jr.NKAU
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Ta( ;oma>
Victoria, Vaecowwr, An?cr*tn, f ?UnVfKan
f.mea. OtfiBpk P<*t T<wa*? J, SomK
BriW .-n, Eur-k?, Smata BurK* ,, Marico
San Francisco, Los Angeles, & ih Diego
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NEXT SAILINGS WILI . BE
City of Seattle Sept. 1 6,28
Spokane Sept. 10, 22 Ocf- 4, 16, 28
FRANK II. FOLD, Agent, 2n<i <fe Bro**? .ay, Skagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. a. MAIL AND WELLS FARGO EXPREM
Next Mlllng at tt)? fturt pw tgtr
JEFFERSON
Aug. 31. Sept. 12-24.
Oct 6-18 30. Nov. 10
DOLPH/N
Sept. 6-18-30
Oct. 1 2- 24. Nov. 5 21
Company tpmtst tm the r"??ijt to <****? mUIIrk itatca wltboot ootie*
TELEPHONE NO. M.
mo?
C. ?. GUPTILL, AGENT.
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Canadian Pacific Ry.
(R.c. COAST- 5ERVFCF.)
Fall 1912 Sailings
From SKAGWAY 7 p. m. THURSDAYS
I Princess Sophia ,NEW'
I Oct 3-17-31
Princess May
Oct. 10-24. Nor. 7-21
Subject ?o chirr- with >u? N itfr?
Vancouver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phon* 87 F. F. W. LOWLE, Afl?nt
mmmmrngmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnKtmam
Steamship Humboldt
THE OUT IWOTBEIT StOIMIP OPSWIH 10 S. E. IUSM
Will sail from Skagway for Seattle and Way Porti
Sep. 5th, 18th, 30th. Oct. 12th
Railing ?1at? aubjert to cbanx# wl'hont iwtW?n.
TMHOUOH TICK1T8 MOWOHtD
4mUU Offlro Tlck*f? nml nil Information
7i* Awe.'- h- BAimiiwnor, r,ih a nro?dw*y.
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Through Tickets To and From
Atlin, Dawson Fairbanks, and all Interior
Alaska and Yukon River Points
* > , - lMA*WIOMKI.Y APPOINTED paiu.or obskrvatio.v cabs
are uow 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 Pa*-* to the best advantage, and are equipped
with spacious individual leather chairs, writing de?k.<>, card tables and dressing
room?.
Regular Sailings between White Horse and Dawson on Commodious Steamers
ConHUnt improrf mpn> in Serricc ?? Our Aim. . r. S*ipjnr?tion? Incited
For Further Information, Apply to
O. L. DICKESON, President, Skaguay, Alaika and Vancouver, B. C.
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