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OSRECTORT OF FBHTERSiL SSSSTIESj
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.
Regular meeting* of Camp Skrs
*ay. No. I, every Tueeday at 8:3''
a'clock sharp, in A. B. hall llroai1
?*y.
Visiting brothers ar? cordial!/ 1?>
r1t?d.
J. J. Chamber*. A. C.
*. J. PoheKy, A. R.
9ENEVOLEN7 AND PROTECTIVE
ORDER OF ELKS.
SVajrway Lodge. No. 4X1, B. P O.
?OB, meets tmry Thursday ntslai
in each month at 8:00 p. m. Visit 1
in* Brothers a re cordially Invited.
F. A. Callarman. Sec.
A cordial Invitation ts txt-aded t
%ll visiting brother*.
PRA1ERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Regular meetings of Skagway Aeri
No. 25. Fraternal Order of Eagles
flrat and third Wednesdays In <aoh
month. In their ball on Fifth A.enue,
a* 8:00 p. m sharp.
AU members are requested to b?
pre?ent and visiting brother* are It)
vlted to attend.
ELMER WHEELER. Worthy Pres.
J. .V. Keller. Worthy Secy.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASON*
Regular meetings of White Pw
Lodge. No. 113, Free and i ceptc I
Masons, second and fourtfe Fsldays ?(
each month, at 8 p. m. sharp, at Ma
?onic Hall, 225 Fourth avenue.
Sojourning and visiting member*
are requested to meet with us.
H. F. TAYLOR. Sec
Come In or 'phone orders for Olb
son rye; Rainier and Olympia bfisr;
delivered to your home by The Mas
cot tf
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i Official Watch Inspector White Paw <fc Yukon Route
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| Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
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: THE ONLY LINE OF
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Col. Gardener
To Be Honored
The Fort Seward Social and Dra
matic Club last week adopted resol
ui'ons creating the office of honor
ary president and asking the common
ng officer, Colonel Cornelius Garden
; *r. 16th Infantry, who ts now tempor
arily command lng the Department of
the Columbia at Vancouver Barracks,
to accept the office.
Tuesday evening at the regular
meeting Major C. W. Kennedy. Chap
l?'n J. W. Hlllman, Captain O. H
White and Limit. O. E. MlchaeUs
were In attendance, all of the officer#
of the poet having been elected hon
?rary members. Major Kennedy was
called upon for a apeech and In a
f> w well chosen words thanked the
men for the honor extended him and
i. her officer? and complimented Sec
ntary W. A. Reld of the Army Y.
M. C. A., who had organl*ed the
C uh. upon hi* iracce**. He said
that ^ was a firm believer In the
V V C. A. and had always found
'hat r. accomplished good work He
romp !m?. nted the men npon the snc
tf?s if .he Cl-.'b and assured them
of his *ooT?ort In all their work. The ,
t^er ?ffl 'ers present also said a
f w tiri: j
The following resolutions have
been fof wa.-dei! to Colonel Gardener
and needles to say they will pleise
him. for th?r are bn* another evl
<*erce of the esteem In which h? is
held by* his men:
WHEREAS, there has been organ
be; at FV>rt William H. Seward, Al
? ?ka, a Social and Dramatic Club, an
WHEREAS, this Club consists of
?nil tUe enlisted men of the garrison,
find.
WHERXAS. the members of this
Club feel. Individually and collectlve
'y. that Colonel Cornelius Gardener,
sixteenth United State* Infantry. Is
at all times and In all places th"
f. "end of the enlisted men of the t
Army and that he ha* the welfare of 1
ev*rv collated man who serves under
<
i.'m at heart, and.
WHEREAS, Colonel Cornelius Gar.l- ^
crer invariably encourages and en
. r? into an active supjv rt of all
enterprise* tending to make more
enjoyable the Tlfe of the cnllst'-d men
his command, and.
WHEREAS, it Is the universal feel- 1
leg of th<- < nlisted men of his com
r.und that Colonel Cornelius Garden
i is not only their Commanding Of
' leer, but that he Is at the same time
t.ielr friend, therefore be It
RESOLVED, that this Club <loe*
1 rreby create the office of Honorary
; President, and be It further
RESOLVED, that this Club docs
a* the ??aine time tender this office
unanimously to Colonel Cornelius
(?ard?ner with the love and re. poet
of the entire merr.l ?>rship and i>e it
further
RESOLVED, that a copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to Colonel
Cornelius Gardener and that they be
("uly spread upon the records of the
Club
? Sgdl HARRY HOSTER.
Ser<eant-MaJor. 16th U. S. Inf.
President.
(Sgd) JOHN GRIFFITH.
Serjeant, C>. "K." 16th V. S Inf
Secretary.
The Pioneer
Magazine
i Its Purpose ? Fair Piny For Alaska
I And Reciprocity Betwwn Provinces
And States. The Maeazinp That
Faithfully I'resents The Wot ierful
Opportunities of British Col mbia. J
Ai^-ka And The Great Nortiiwpst
?
Spattjp. March 24. 1?11.
Hd'tor, Pally Alaskan,
DEAR SIR:~Capt. Waltpr 8. Brown
and W. C. McDonald have perfected
ifanaenient# to publish a monthly
Ms*axlne which la Intended, ? amon*
otl.er thlnes. to furthering the In
| t<re*ta of Aiaaka. British Columbia
snd the Northwest. We arp of the
opinion that there la a field for such
a publication a* we have decided to
I'ito. There seems to he at thla
tine, no Marine or other periodical
t-ff??cUvely covcrtng the Alaskan field.
Hpnee oar dptermlnatlon to net busy
and produce a Magazine that may In
tlrae. be of ftervlce to Alaska and a
credit to ourselves. We hope no, any
way.
Now. Juat a word concerning our
aolvea. Capt. Brown la widely and
favorably known In Alaska Ho la
a graduate of West Point and thirty
five four* old. After service In the
t -lands he wan stationed at Ft Wm.
H. Seward in Alaska. He Is retired
awing to disability contracted in the
Philippine*, and Is now engaged in
developing several extensive enter
pr1t.ee in Alaska. Including iron and
irohJ properties, besides coal and cop
per properties near Rainy Hollow. B
C\ He organized the Alaska Trane
portatlon A Trading Co . the Alaska
Iron Co.. the l<o<<t Cabin Mining ft
S.'ilng Co. in Alaska and Is plan
ning to develop the coal and copper
properties on the British Columbia
?ide of the boundary. He has ex
pended thousands and thousands of
Jollars In exploiting, surveying, se
cuiing claims and In publishing works
elating to Alaska. He is Interested
'n the Territory as a practical owner
ind developer of its fast resources.
The writer is a newtpaper man
\nd Magazine writer, from the At
lantic Coast with a comprehensive
knowledge of Alaskan affairs.
We realise that there is a splen
lid field in the North. We may
[ lake mistakes at first, but if so.
Ihty will be rectified. We recognise
the Importance of your hustllnK news
I'.'per and would like to exchange
sith you.
w. c. Mcdonald,
Editor, Pioneer Magazine.
Trvmpl
I'm conior.' wit my lot. though ohsrnr*
tw my nsm ?.
K>n tfcouth mv f"i?ne be small.
For th? hlchcr i nun climbs the ls>1<W
of fam?
The firlhrr " < hnp to full.
I'hlln<1<?lphl* I
Quite Sc.
"Mrs. (Vnneup's conversation Is per
fectly klllin.
"In what w aj ?"
"Th?> wny site murders the king's
Enginh." I'ltMtwrg Post.
Pnodue ng th? Quaver.
r rrr vrn b I iilr n?m#?t tJl.
R'ho coHld line, bu! *1 t n^ver rouM frill i
Tl'l, whPc rtt *lng sn aria.
Bhe ciincl t! e mslnrls ?
R'lth s chill Ut can trill f.t to km
-Cleveland leader. j
Hi? Only Proteetiw.
Stnbb? Wbo I* the gentleman with
he enr protectors? Is he a football
dayer?
Penn No; corij..alnt clerk In the gas
?fl)ce. -Chlcaeo Sews.
Profit In
Sweet Peas
How a M<h vfcoo) boy !
!Vo an enterprising business man.
specializing in the cultivation of
sweet peas Is entertainingly fold In
the April number of Popular Mechaiv
lr* Magazine. Placed In charge of
Uk home garden, he planted a small
I>?tch of sweet pea? for table flowers
They grew ao luxuriantly that thoos
?i ds were given to neighbor* or
thiown away A neighbor suggested
tt*. he sell those he didn't use. A
Porlst agreed to take all he would '
bring, giving him instructions about
pieparing them for sale. That year
hj received neariy )IN for his
f* wers. Last year he cleared l?no.
meantime studying up on sweet poa
culture.
He had been planting ordinary
home-grown seed, but this year he
bought seed in California, planting
f.irly and late varieties, picked his
fh-wers with more care, arranged thei
according to colors, made bis bunch
es neat and uniform and at the
f eight of the *?ason sold as many as
2' 000 blossoms a day They wore
tied In bunches of 28.
A the season's end the plants
wtre allowed to go to seed, and thia
se*d he sells to dealers for home
f,A patches Now the young florist
Is building a greenhouse to grow
sweet peas In winter and further in
crease hi* Income. .Veit year he will
have about two acre* In sweet peas
*n1 expect* to clear l"?,WX)
The Horn a Cocked Meals at the
Royal Cafe, vvhrt*horse. are prepared
and served by white employees e*
cltirlvely Mrs. J. O. Fisher, pro
prietress tf
In,, can g** the Olyfflpfa br?rw by
'}<r Sittte at the Board of Trade
Rest meal* in Whltehorse are to
be bad for 50 cent* at the Royal
Cafe. Mrs Klsh?r. Proprietress tf
Subscribe for tin Daily Alaskan
am i hh
XfDTVBT DHEA9ES ARE TOO I/AX
OKROL8 FOR ALASKA V PBO
PT.E TO fTOQLCCT
Th? rr?*t >)an**r of kVlflejr tmab
lo la that rhey get a firm bold
ff-ri th? snfferer reropi?l*et fh?m.
Health Is ftradreaily LinrWrnln^d
iinrkarho. headache, nerro'Hine**,
Umen<?aa, 90fn??n, liimbuo. rirte
arjr trouble*, drops 7, dlabete* aad
Isrinht'* disease foliow In nwrcl Urn*
succession. r?n't ne?le?t jnmr kld
r.eya. Cor# the kidneys with the
<. >rUin and safe rem edy. Doan'a Kki
n?-y Pills, which has cured thousand*
W. J. Raton. 41 1 Jefferson it.,
SUtttle, Wash., says: "A cold was
tie cause of kidney romplalnt in my
r-i?e. My bark became so lame and
r^itnfnl that I <wjld hardly sto op to
i tc<- my shoe* and the kidney aec
r tlon annoyed m* by their frequency
in paasaae. Being told to try fioan'a
K'dncy Fills, ( did so and was soon
?rle to re'urn to work. I hare en
J<.yed good health erer since and
in return, I gj?e fwan's Kidney pills
my heartiest endorsement."
for sal* by all dealers Price 60
cenfci. Foater Mllburn Co., Buffalo
New fork, sols ut*nta for tie United
State*.
Remember the name- Doan'a- ?b?
take 00 other
Th * Western ETpreaa Co bare
evened office* her#, opera' hi* <r?er
t|*> C. P R. line and respectfully ao
]l< Ka yon- patronaa?* t/
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