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DCRTERO'S PLACE
421 BROADWAY
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1 B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Junwu. - Alaaka
OLDLST BANK IN ALASKA
K- ?rvtfully S lioite The Acconntf"
' iK^ay Firms And Individuals.
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H, W. aCCMAN. Pro**.
%4The Sanitary Milk Ranch
"p ? r\- - s: be< <OOPOiKTed <.inrr m 4 Ifcska 1
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Daiiv Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
T kll .-x -r IV? * Tskfls R.u:??.
It Pays to Get Printing That :
? PLEASES ? 2
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
IVr. ? - * of town for your work. Let us quore
yo - - -t yon s.i .*? of ?tock. and do your work
QUICKLY, WKLI* AND AT SBASQKABU PSKX&
alir Daily Alaskan. \
OUCNDtVK. Mont LV? 6? The fir>?
definite movNMBl to brine needed j
relief to sonte of rnok- Sam * ^pend
ents in f&r north has takm
fonn in U><? 1. OOO-mlle trip ol the Rt.
Rev P T Rowe. lYotesUm Epfcwo
binhop of Ataski. who was the
;ruo?t of friend* henp U*la> while on
his vtf to Washington, D. C.. to inUr
<-e<!e with President Taft on b>?half
of the native Indians of Alaska. Bish
op Kn*o ha.vs he does not know until
he with tfe*> I *r>?id*?n ; wheth
?v -he condition will require special
)i'.i lwl><frni or can be handled in an
administrative manner.
The int?T?or department now has
its hands fiiii wHh other matters of
vita* importance." said Bishop Rowe.
in discussing his present mission to
Washi- -i ' The Vlaskan Indians
have never been plaod ttndi>r Uie oor
trol of the resula- iwrrcn of Indian
affairs. and frn fart their welfare has
been entirely overlooked
At present their condition from
the sanitary view point is deplorable
t^ir wovemment has made provish>n
for their rsbi-cottnn. but at present
they arv? nol condition to be edu
?atoi! Squalor and filth prevail among
thep> and >1 :<sease rapi>fly decimate*
'heir ranks
"As I now see it, the best pjftn
w'sild be to create a st?eoial depart
m- with a commissioner, for the
>tv of these projile. and that in
brW will bo the proposition I shall
?*?aVe to Pnrsident Taft "
Bishop' takes strenuous issue
with Ij. ut. vtt IV?n in M>nie of the
po!"*r evpl *er's (Nnrttoia from his
vivrionoe in the Arctic r>?eton , ami
Vlv ?;th a statement of Pearv
that appoare" some tint* apo in an
artii whorvin the statenfeni was
-hat Christian oiviliration can
? ? > i-.ythinir for the native Via*
V I- ? ??? v jhat th?-v arc IvoiW off
vv?th<vH. H.
Peary may know a Vx about the
N'Tth pole." declared the bish'vp. "b",!
he ^ws to my mind than he is not
fa nn ir w "h the movements of n )?->?!
c-: 'ii:^atj<vn in the far north
There be no qu??t.io#< but that
the introduction of Christianity ha*>
made a vast improvenvr-nt in the mor
al statu* and ceneral condition of the
\WUti natives whenever th. v have
tv?2ty had opportunity to avail th. ni
sei vos of its enlightenment and ??p
Mft"
Bishop Rowe said that from the
start \laskans failed to credit Cook's
statements of the dteeovery of th'
Humor and
? Philosophy
B.? <*f. sh:th
UNHEEDED.
OWKKT i ng' s .?=? r h .nd
^ Ar - " . ? ? ' . ,
"Comf, sr*1! A little far r, ibe> ^ay.
**And sp? 1 d? 'In r.g year* In p'.iy
And ^av p. t ' re * ?* h? id
When * that *t -red v, one* haee
ft.,!
I do not for the project full
Nor bcxl bn<M< to nat'j"- <v*1t
The urwen precincts of the farm
For s^me may have tbe coatest charm.
The rural walk* may pie**- somr men,
Put since i \t learnt tosh ve the pen
And e.^m my ' % c slirtc: nc Ink
I Will r?"?T co. I bsrdty think
To there I have to crab ft hoe
An*' watch ftnb^m ? .?rnip ktvw
Vm not objecting to the ore
Who want to trv It lusi for for
I'm willlnc be should make the ?t*ike
And co ?s far as b* ma> 1ik?
It ma> Ih* he will p ther w<Mlth
Ard pet the finest ! :??*? of health
That anv one could bop* to ret
And never know the woe of debt
Fut. as 1 ww about to say.
1 * .11 not join thorn r.cht away
To find a fortune roady made
I've been t! re. and 1 km>* th? trade.'
When 1 was younu I made It pay.
Put since I t de mv cetaway
1 do no? hanker to return
But It's a ? v? of live an* learn.
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Familiar With
Royalty.
"I suppose yon
saw Kin* i.'eorpe
when von were
in Kugland."
"Sure: I went
out to dinner
with him."
~PM he send
hot messnpe to
meT
"He said he
wished you would
pay that dollar
you borrowed the
last time J o n
were across."
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North poV. for U?o rt??>n that K was
a matur of common knowledge that
ho did .kX sooci edin scaJfcx the 6?tn
of Mount McKinley. ? St. PmJ Dlt
fMUA.
"People in tin? I'nited Stale* are
greatly misinformed as to many
hin?-s that happen In Afewka. as
wH as thki.ni that do not hap|H?n."
sa>id Riiht Hov. P. T Rowe. Protest
iru Kpts' ?pn4 bishop of Vlaska. who
-t-Pl*<i in St Paul la?t (t;eht w-hile
on the wty to Wastiki^ton to Inter
.ele with President Taft in behalf of
he Native Indians of the Northern
territory . who he says. ne?ed med
ical aid.
In ielHog of the thine* that ar?
no* told correctly toe bishop ?*?d.
Many statements made about Alas
Ka are positively untrue, for instance,
?h ut Jie tJucKenheim Interests It
has been saiii that the <io?gen hetons
want to gobble everything. but such
in not the case. We folks who lire
uji th-To see poo|?le like the^p bring
iholr money and start to develop
- >tne Industry and look ? IMi mir*
anticipation as to what the future
wWl l?r*ng forth and then the govern
IWtH. nhirh has d<-:ie pwticaHy irAh
ing fur that territory, discover* that
tfi. y are *p< to make a little money
v*J s<?nis em It lakes money to
?ie\e:>j? any new <xniniry, and if 'he
government dors not want 'o spend
the mo;!. \ i< shi-uld let those who
i'e "re w: 11 ins to go ahead
\notli.-r false impression given out
is in regard to the mmmnt of roal
in \la?ka \n Vtneriean ro***7ine
>oly a few days ago plaeed an esti
mate of nUKnnt and millions of tons
:>i(t this is hitrhly i-xaKcemted. and
there is not eaongti coal In Alaska 'o
wipply the whole world by a long
*-ays."
Tbe Mshop to remain in
Kv< tiftUI the first of the mr,
?v?i he will .^turn to his northern
"wnte He experts " to make a ten
months' trip hrnugh toe territory
. t'i a doc term next rear and will
. ? jMifHrn ? .>f the Far North tha'
ic hM as yet seen.
RSshop Rowe was made he*?) of the
l*tvieMant Bpwnpal Church of Alas
ka sixteen j-ears a en and has since
hi? residence in the Pax North dia
re : 'led the belief of wwh> persons
'hat the Almfcan Intlian wot i hi never
accept the customs and beliefs of the
American His first !r :> to the North
was before the bicrush f<?r sold. ? St.
*aul Pioneer FY ess
Her Part.
"What n Kiti.ifh tiki" you *ood
for"'
"1 ntn ? ponroe ?>f Inspiration."
"Imq'Irart^T'
"Vfs 1 "I yon nie??lnc and who
knows t hat may o ont of It."
Hi? Specialty.
"To write a irot j our finish and
work luckwaMl
"1 don't understand one Ghlnp."
"What's Thitf "
"Why the <T nf-h hasn't made his
mark in literature
Th* Popr Mjt rd Win.
"I hate ihiv kind of work "
"Do you?"
"Like sin.'
~Thox> wl y d" yon pni:-i>.e in It?*"
"My wife t' ;,s ii'? ^onteel " .
Explained
"Tie it very tnci :'ul "
"W hat Is tact anyway?"
"T i t is si ply locking the oth?l
follow fool that h? Is dying to do r
thine Unit you tvnnt him to do."
The Reason*.
"UN head i? so easily tired "
"<>f c urw "
"Why of course?"*
"Tit ^re are many wheels in It"
So Patient.
The |rafter?. Mid we tif?r one ?*y.
Keep oh.iCns it th- Inn ? <1*1* t"
Oil. thttik not m'. We ?r?t II ?tral?hL
These rhuf'irt on o* ran hear to wa
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
ttepinlnc over yonr I.vsrer d'*?s not
recoup them. l?nt It lots y*?nr t.pitrh
bor know yon had soruoti. iijc ?o lose
Souto men make luxe as if they had
taken n course in it at * correspond
eni-e school."
A man takes jrront prt.le In tellint:
what hard tinios ho had whon ho was
a boy. n woman In tolllnc what nice
thinp! sho i d before she was mar
riod.
Somr de'etrd e*nd dates hare snfti
? lent philosophy to l-o thankful that
they don't have to keop ail those ante
e'\ction promises.
This Is nn ungrateful world. If yon
give a man a blooded hull terrier he
will jn-owl about paying the doe tax
A Conductor on the
Underground Railroad
By | AT? ED ?1U I WSON
CofkjnlirM by American
t?!1.
Com|*nUfftj leu inhmm of the
present K^armtltiu would know tbe
meaning of the nnM; r. himI mi rr*?d
The oitdercrotini ntilroatl < <Trot>ri?ed a
few aiH>lltfoni?t* i .W> to |8>X> wbo
were ttipied !u beljiti.g runaway
slave* to reach fr.<e territory Any
one of l be*c rallnmder* If <-at:rht at j
tbelr work i^wrtal); dnnne the last
few year* pri r to the rfril war. would
hare been linnet) ii *tantly
Ow nmlnt in lite winter o? IM
a colporn-ur. riding in bonrtack.^
?topped :ii :i ? ou:itrj house nojr Na*b
vllle. Tonn ntd .-sHint: f<?r the own r
announced to hict that lie Intended
to start a series of relUrVms meet
inir* In the ?ciglil*>rti<iorl ,\lr Boone,
the jrentlc:>i.in he itdd rettaed. ImiMed
with tme southern h ^>itnHfT. asked
the atmnp'T !?> dt*m.i?n?f and be his
iroest f?>r a* long a t*?ri?d as he liked
"I'm not w h.-tt I* nsttally called a
relijrtous ninn." mid Mr Boone. lint
I resjiert the cloth. and I'll do all I
can fo' yo". snh "
The rolportenr. who ear* hi* rune
as l?avld Sine'eton. *> c?*|ifed the .nvl
tatlon. rrmo\ cd hi* *n<ldlebair? then
used In lien of a milt i<i' turned hi*
horse over to a ncer? *la\e and wet it
Into the hott?e
"I judge. ?nh." rem.-irked Mr Boone,
'from ri>' accent that yo' a" from the
no'th White yo are welcome In my i
hon?e. I tru?t that yo" have none of ]
the aliolition notion* prcmlrnt among
yo' people '
"I can prove. *lr." rei ied the rolpor
tenr. "frt'tn the Bible that lite Inatltti !
tlon of slavery i* a divine Institution "* !
This was perfe- tlj satisfactory to
Mr Roonr who cue himself no far j
ther concern about hi* rnest'a pre J
slavery proclivities lie one day caught
Mr Singleton tilklntr with one of hi* j
necmos Rf II. a yonnr man with * I
wife and child whom he < Bonnet w*/
expecting to ?ell. separating the fam
lly Bnt at a frlrb'cned rlance fretn
Bill, who ?aw Ms master coming the
colporteur drew a b""dte of tract* from
hi* po- ket. rave them to the *lav#. and '
by the time the master ?nme tip wa?
enjoining the nesrn to re|?-nt and be
saved Mr Boone failed to ?n*pert
that the northerner was tamprrlng
with hi* slave
urn* Pvfnini * pun ? **i uniw'Tin-M |
from the netrhliorhood eatVrcd In Mr
Boone's hr :i?e for II r*me of poker
always popular in thp ?onth. snd at
whi h Mr Boone con?ide-e?1 hlmsplf
proficient flf apoNrlwd to ?ln?leton
for not inviiinic bin* to take * hwnd
pivirj as a r.- ?on that the latter* r/> |
ration w;:? not in accorl with the
cnnr The ?~o!portpnr sj?f l*e*|dp the
table wntchln* IhP camp. occaslon.
a I! v asking a stnjld qup?t|-<n with rp
pnrd to It I "or ln<HWf. he w1?hpd to
know If the one ?pot, a? ho rulln* the
ace. was thf u "<t card fn the pa*-*
and if the ? nonW tnkp thp kiu?? .
finally opo ' ? | 1 ivor*. winklne at
the othpr*. !?. V. ' tbp lookpr on to tak?
a h nd <>f ??> -e hp dwtned. bnr thp
plrvcrs <t?n?! t to forrr liiro to pi; *.
at 1 by thPlr nn;'pd efforts *uccr??dpd
But Mr. Sine oton could rot hp pre
?r -4 upon to tnfe* out hi* money. so
o:;e of the party who had won liberally
s' ind t*n one dollar bills before him
The co'i rteur continued his stupid
qi:r?t|on? and rpmnrk? about the ram*,
but from the first held very rood
hand* Hp did not ?oera to know their
vnloe. often t>ett1np most on the weak
pet But aotnebow ho won raore on
poor hrnd* llian tbp othprs did on
larpe fnc?
By m'''n!cbt Mr P'neiPton. playln*
on borrow ed upltal -or ratbpr capital
?hat hnd bpen forced upon him ? had
relieved all thp company. pxcppt Mr
TVnpp. i>f tholr cash In hand, and
tbev ? orp oh'iced to drop ont Tbp
host'* pride wa? tonchcd. The Idea
of a tract distributer from tbp north
who didn't know ?bp value of an are.
coming Into Tenne??ee and cleaning
out n '-otrtpTny of ?on'hem (pntlfiw#
wa* prc!?^tpron? lie ?ouanpd him
?elf hefo'*e Mr Sintrle'on and propo#
pd to fini?h tV pmc tietween them
dont line the stake* Mr Singleton
tried to withdraw, hesrgtne to bp per
mittpd to return hl? winning*. but tbp
prniMwItlon ?-a? ?rontpd. Hp waa
for> cd to proceed
ThP hand* lie he <1 w.>rp remarkahlP.
r?pc< iallv n her bp dc?lt tbp c*rd?
Within an hour hp had won ?ll Mr
B"onp> cash In hnnd and tbp b?lan<?
In hia chpck hook
"I'll put "P onp o' mr nltnrprs." bp
?aid
"Which onoT fi?kPd SlnelPtoo.
"Bill. I>p lntpndc?1 to ?pII him *ot
way **
PHI wa? considered pqnlrilpnt to
Jl.nno in chip* and In half an honr
wa? owned Iit Mr SlnitlPton Tbpn
Rill'* wlfp. rhlop. and hpr pickaninny
wprp put up tocethpr. and in a not hpr
half hour thpy. too. had bppn loat to
thpir maatpr
Slnc'Pton'a manner chancpd.
"frpntlptrpn." hp aald. "yotr'rp bock
fne nm;n?t thp wrontr man I'm not
nfrnl.i to dpclarp myself a converted
eambler 1>p taitftht yon yoor mla
take (Jood nlpht."'
He went to hl? room and the neit
mornlne left tic pl?cp for Mpmphi*
with hl? wlnn'nc? Bill. (Tiloe and
thpir baby At Mpmpbla be took pa*
mcp on a bo it for Cincinnati, where
be turned hi* slave family over to
the superintendent of the underground
rnllrmd. with tlte remnrk that It was
ensipr for him to camble for slaves
than to help them ran a ?"*y to aortb
crn free territory.
GOOD NEWS
Many Alaskan Reader* Hiv?
It tod Profited T*?r?fey.
"Good newm traveta ft*-, *od U>?
UMMMwwla o < bad baok autfarar* to
AJ Mm v* gad to learn that prompt
reiW it wVthir. their reach Many a
lame, w*a* and aching bar* d bad n
Uiaok* to Doan'a KUw; PUfe.
Thou? nda upon thiuaamdw of people
are trfMnn the good aews of their ai
pertettee wKh the Old Quaker Remed.
Here to ait ? x ample worth reading
Mr? J. H. Ckjthler. ?? fat B"
Fourteenth St, Sen Pram toco, Cal..
*j? "I derived tanUnic ber>ef>t from
Doeo'a KWtutt P**te arvl eonarquentiy
I *ra a* s'~onc In my pratoe of thcni
.%* I ??a n 1X>7. when I publicly en
?loraed them I flret need Itoana KM
r?ey Ptta when Bviiut tn r*n*da. a id
they reW avert me o< a doll, hea?y
petn in the ameil of my h">c1t Oth?*r
srmptoma o* kidney tronbto that had
bothered ma ??*? atoo dtepoaed of
and my entire ?rre*<?m ??? toned up
Since then J hare had no f>irth?T ne?
"f a Mdner m?dVrtn?> f ronwlde-. It
* rlnly aa well m> a to r?ro?
mend r**n a Kidney PBla "
For ?al? by an daWn Price SO
ant* Foster- Hllburn Co. Buffalo
s'cw Tor*. ?o1? affonta for th* I n't
State*
Remember the nam# ? Do*n'* a- 4
fake no oth?r
E?R
I here's Vigor aiu
Strength
In every drop
.pnoresa'ONAt. c*? f
Attorney*
?0**L a. GUNNI >C
attorney At-ca*
f O Hoc K Jun- ?'? ?
M R LF rcvtE
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Commissioner For Takoo , err, to y
to Take Afftdavlu
-:k*?way, * -**
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at I-Aw
HAINES ALASKA
DentteU.
OK. b. S. KILLER
DENTIST
Ucwt Modern MeUioda
Ope* K ???!?**
Cffloe Hour*- >11 a a 14 p b
v-wakan HtilJdlnc, itr*J w*T
SKAQWAV, ALASKA.
Dental 3uppll?w.
M. P. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Daatara In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
221 Walker Rid* , SeaUU. Wm)>
Cid<t? by ra*ll or caMe wth
? <? prompt attention rtbUnnut
b requ??l
Minlc TMtltin
MISS M. O. HIN09H**
Teacher of
PIANO f OUT!
Spiral Term* for a Limited
N nab<T of Heglnne*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST
FIRE SALE) FIRE SalE!
WOOD TO BORN
Gr<o4 Dry Plankta* tor Summ. c i"*.
Special price this mo- th
S2.00 PER RICK.
S?-HERB TATLOR W
THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
MONT1CBLLO RTE
PEBBLEFORD RYE
GIBSON RTE
Ro tiled In Bond. In Bulk or lB
Dottlea At the Board of Trade tf.
Far !5c cm ge? a who!?'ofn?.
hem# cooked ireaJ at U?e Ne* Hnm?
n?rt*nnu>t tth A??, J*' ott of
Rro?dw?f.