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EDITORIAL PAGE
Therv In ? touch of antumn la the
air *?n the * s* up. the
foliage hM mnnl to |oM, ?kll?
mmmIimi uttff a cloud h*? passed,
tnowflakes silver the tnoua tains sa
il lent heights lilt* vhltMifd ringlets
?>*? I he liro* of tin<>
No* Alaska is at her loveliest
and be*t, way off. a hundred mite*
a a ay. shining castellated peaks stand
?mji like dream palaces reflecting
hack the caressing rays of the sun
Through the unpolluted air glsciers
&leam and beckon a smiling iivlt*
Hon to x i*it them riorifi are in
th?-ir fullest bloom. ripened Nat a re
is ready jo he picked Galls hare
returned from l heir nesting pUcw
?>?t o?i the rocky coasts. * here the
breakers rrtghtew molesters sway
It i* the time of year when people
should coaie to Alaska instead of
Icattag il. |
I am mithi l*el*gate Wicketshaai
told the cittsens of Alaska to sole*"!
home builder* for members of the
cononc legislature B* believes
tv*t .wly th?me who ove Alasks wet
enough to live here * ud raise their
families here are safe men to be en
trusted with the formation of a g?*
eminent under which the greatest
happiness is to be secured for tke
greatest number
(?r>e of the provisions of the new
legislative hill forbids anyone be
cominc a member who has not lived
in the Territory for two years Thai
tw a > ise provision We have seen
the discracefal spectacle of men
coming to this district and imme
diate!* starting oat after a politic*!
or a federal Job The carpet bagjrer
h as ihi interest in the ultissate wel
fare of the country He wants to
n >ii his pile and get out In order
to ;.r?-ve?: further abuse* along that
line. the clause was incorporated
.<>ii ;>eUing such seekers of spoilage
to ,*t least establish some semblance
of residence before opening politi
cal '?* ad quarters and worming
their way into office
Not only should we support home
builders, but we should insist that
they also be home rulers We do not
b?-liev* it is to th* interest of
Territory to put a single man IB the
legislative assembly who has been
oppose*! to the home rale theory
No* that the bill has pasapd. there
will spring up a raft of political Job
hunters asking for support and pro
mistu^ anything to secure election
""he true test of their ?h?ce-ety Is
their actions In the past Their re
fond is the ml; promise we can af
ford lo accept If they have beer
luke warm or hostile before they
will likely be so la the future
The wholesalers of Portland at*
again agitating the Masks trade
movement They Mine that by a
united action they can divert much
of the business now going to Seattle
to the Rose City. Here Is what the
Telegram has to M* about R:
? It will soon be time to bring the
proposed trading rewture with Alas
ka to an issue Far a god ?any
years we hare beer talkiag abo*rt ad
vawcteg trade interests bettrea this
city and Alaskan porta, k wowing fall,
wed that the trade as at present de
veloped is profitable, sad realnftig
keealy that R is a pltm whKh tre
hare let sMp thrvagh oar flarera
Bat werse wet bare me ban a hie to
make the coonectJaa which would
pat that trade os an *?ahHsbed
footing The trouble seeau to It*
la the fart that ta order to do that
there aiast be sacrifice for the
time beta*. and. regrmahie a* It
is to skate the truth, a* have never
yet fon ad a safTVtent aamber of
people * bo are willing to make the
requisite sacrifice
"There are two vtrt in which
the sacrifice might be made. on* of
them by locally financing a steam
| *hip H?e with a willingness to ac
! cept a loaing business at first as a
matter of nnnaltr. the low to be
recouped later on a trade develop
ed. and concerning that development
there seems to be little room for
float* Ik fart, one may be aaannpd
that ta the ultimate the trade be- '
| -?m thsa rlty and Alaska will
i uctame esornoua proportions If we
>>My have the nerve aid the public
] spirit to ret It started and nourish
It
The other method of nourishing
I Alaskan trade is the one under <x>n
| <iiderat1uu, namely, the pledging of
| a specific amount of freight for a
I season's busines that will serve to
help a new lias to get established.
| not exactly on a paying, but on a
| staying basts
It Is up to the men who lay
I claim to really doing things lu this
j city to say whether they will go In
to this eaterpiiae to win or not It
I is up to that ciaaa of men who say
for the city of Portland whether the
Alaskan trade Is worth the Port
1 land effort About the volume of
[that trade there can be no manner
j of doubt, !t la only a question of
whether or not the business men
of this city care to bring a reasoa
I able portion of It to Portland'.'
Height ef Diplemaey.
It was at the British embassy at
Washington. A disUtigutabed Engtlab. j
man wss delivering a lecture, and In j
| hto audience were many Mg diplomata ;
j and high society people Just sa the .
| lecturer spcwsd on the ambient atmoe t
pOece hit n*?t gwrcewo* verbal plrtuie
a large German tried to alt down
Qoletiy la a chair. He did alt down
achieving a transfer from the chair to j
the Boor with a great clatter, which
peered the ?e> Turer and annoyed the j
guests. Everybody ta the room turned
around and glared la the direction
from whfc-b the noise had corns Bui ;
that Oenoac waa too a mart for them
Baring hurled himself against the floor
be stayed rhcra. breathing a One mlr
rare of sax and meal, whlrh had been
robbed In preparatory to the dancing
that was to roote later
After the lectors wsa over Mr. j
| Bryea. the British ambassador, found j
j and shook bands with the astute Oee
| man. remarking:
| "Your tail and subsequent rernmbent j
j position were the moot exquisite piece j
of diplomacy I e?er aaw la Washing i
' too Popular Magazine.
Piece* sred TK-ewffh Chance,
By mere chance Profea**- Roentgen ;
Mapeaded a Crookee tube. lbrr?agt !
I which aa electric glow was playing,
j oser a table that bad a package of
I pfceeagraphtr plates to a drawer ncde
asath. Oa the taWe happened to He a
bo neb of keys u her the plans were
?In out to be used they were found
I M be Impressed with ahadowy Images
at t be keys So the wooderfol X raye
were discovered in thla ease, too, a
I frag chaecrd to play an Interesting 1
part OOe waa pat. wttb other ol'leexn |
| oo the table ta order to get a shadow j
pboaerrapfc oa a plate In the drawer. 1
aad when the photograph wsa j
oped the ake+etcc of the frog waa re- i
sauted li the picture. Thue It waa i
liar aid that X ray photography coo k3 1
be employed to picture the Interna!
? parts of Bring animals? New Tork
Journal
Call Ua North Ameriesne.
An Argentina pecnilatlty, noticeable
<al*o Is ChMe. la that many of the rltt
; aena begrudge our monopoly of the title ;
af "Americana" They catalogue oa at <
j all poaslMe tiroes eaO* "V instasd
of "A They speak of oa a* North ,
Americans or aa "Tankta" and call oar
' minister the "North American minis
ter." quite ignoring Mexico and Canada i
Certain Americans desirous ef aecur
tag aa increase of Mir trade with South
Amarti a aad of ptatatlac ta estry J
j pcswINe manner the South Amerlcaas !
| user looking the prartteal aide ef the j
I qae*rton. base acqutnmd ta the local j
! prejudvs aoB apsak of tbetasefrua aa ;
North Aa>ertran\ even though they
do aot addresa their letters to tb* j
Tuned States of North Attiertca."?
Detnrft Free t*reae
Whew Lincoln srsa pruvtVtng law a
cHeat came ta htm and wanted to
, know IT seam Mag oooWat he doae ta
protect bite fro* Me ?tM Be said
ahe tacked htm out alghta aad threw
i flrhrt at hlaa aad battered bin ?t> I
The grand opera ?tar? j
hare gone abroad, (
but
you can still hear them sin*; j
their crratest triumphs on the |
Victor.
Th<nH(h the\ are thousands of
mile* aw?v, ( aru?o, Melt?a. Trt
rutini, and *11 the other famous
artiitt who make records e\
chwieely K* the Victor, sing for
von whenever and as often at yon
wri?h.
(?nt in lad bear lbea?. Md see the
4iff*re?rt ??le? pI The Victor (HoiolMmi
and Victor VictroU <$JJ to tM|. K?y
term* it dewed.
WILLIAM PRI"ni
the' druggist .
wtt& a Hub she <M-oid<Kl him day and
olgtif and r-??a?lstently and ronttnuon?
ly marfr life miserable for htm
"11a* e y? thonrht of pettlnc * dl
rorce?"* 1n<)ii!r??d Lincoln
"No*, no; I don't w: ni * dlTorce.
Why. I wm>VTn"t ?e?ive th" old womnn
Iter aayttitnc
"Too would* V Af'er nil that abuse?
Aad why not?"
"Becan?e. squire, ihat old woman oT
mine can mat? (he best flapjacks In
Sangamon county "-8t l-oul* Post
Dtspatrti
A Dilatory Painter.
One of 'be rKsmctertstk* ot Sir
Thomas Ijtwreoce. the ponralt painter,
*M dliatorines*. "Lord Normanton."
?ays ? writer, "must have had the pa- j
ttence of a Job wedded to the polite
news of a (J rand Won for, alihotich Id
UUJ? Lade Normanton had already
beer* aKtln* off and on for three rear*.
I find him still In 1?CN dismissing In
the politest manner what the bark
fnwrnd of her ladyship's |ik-t?ire shall
be and only venturing In I he mlldeat
way to remind Sir Tboma? thnt he had
atao Wtmelf been sitting to him ever
since the year 181.V" The t?onralt was
delivered In ISJ7
Odd Marriage Bsltsf.
An nnmarrlod man or woman of
marrtacesble ape I* ?omellilnir that Is
rarely seen In the Kljl islands The
reason of this Is not far to se?-k The
?stive* betleve that If a per*>n dies
while In an unmarried state his or
ber eool Is doonied to wander about
through endless aces of eternity In an
intermediate region tietween hea ven j
tnd hades At the end of each moon 1
they are allowed to look Into heaven,
bot an? never permitted to enter
Sattted.
.\feek*- TT?e ninti who trie* to rbangr
a woman's views Is a fool Weeka? I
How do yon know? Meeks My wife
told me so
One tronble with the pnrstilt of hap
plnesa la that other people pet In the
ny.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROWO Quinine. tie world
wide Cotd and Grip remedy removes
ctm Call for full man Look for
signature K W. GROVE. lie.
HOMK ? R 5VK 8 r K I X <; i
CH 1CK K S
at
The Pack Train Rwtaaraal
GREAT C? EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loaa! Malt Rainier. 20
cents par bottle Especially prepared
for aick people aad Invalids, and ex
oelte&t for nursing mother* Only '
two bwrria Ml After that price wl]
be K ceKts per tx*t)a
Pack Train Bar
CRAB MKAT COOK TAII.S
at
The Pack Train KcWmit
Served a la carte.
Olympla heer on draft at the
Board of Trada Thla famous brew
la kept constautly fresh both on
draft and In bottles This Is the
time to drink beer. Get It at the.
Board of Trade Bar, where the eel- 1
eh rated Rainier Beer is also kept 1
In bottles. tf. i
S&c for a bome cooked meal? ;
Quick, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant. Fifth
Avenne. half a minute from Broadwa
SMOKERS ATTmiON
Harold Hartw^asn, soccemor t?
W. W. Booghton. has taken th?
agency ft* the Justty famous
KL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
(.006 Just received from the fac
tory at Tamps, Fla If yon want the
beat don't fall to tire these goods
? trial
PROFESSIONAL C.ARHS.
\ Attorn*/*
GUNNISON A MARSHALL
Attorney'- At- Law
P O. Box K .luaeau Aia^k*
H. ? ? LB PEVRE
attornet-at-law
1 OeauMmr For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
3kM?tr. tu?k*
STEVE RAQAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA
. ' Dentists
OR. t. ? . KELLIER
DENTI8T
Moat Modern M?tbodt
Open Evenings.
Cfflce Hows: H! ? m l it p m.
* iMtkan Building, Broadway
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Dental Supplies
i ' M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
T U* liiT> Ir,
DENTAL SUPPLIES
: 22? Walk or Rldg., Seattle, W?k
| Older* by mail or cable will r*
I neCte prompt attention Pa tain -n*
mi rvq .iwt
Ft# 3Sc y*. cm re* a wfcoleeome
, boat? cooked irraJ at the Npw Home
I ^estanrant, bth Ave . Jm* off of
Broadway
| '
Food cooked an !t should be at ;
the "White Pass Ctfe." Only the |
best In the market Mm. Orloff
King, proprietress. tf
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
! from Shaft No. 6, Oy?t?r Bay Mines j
[ at Ladysmlth, the highest grade
j B'jvseboM coal of aJl the II. C. fields
58.28 FIXED CARSON
I Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat. 1
Light Ash
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
i shall offer this coal, selected and
i graded as follows: ?
I Double Screened and aark>ed..j!3 ton
Screenings (sacked) 8 ton
i Screenings (bnlk) 7 ton I
Above prices In hide delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaska.
JUNEAU S 8. CO\S i
ELECTRIC LIGHTED STKA M
HEATED STEAM EH
Georgia
Oarrrtnc V. S Mnll
For Balnea, F? nfrs Hay, Jnneao,
Hoona, Tcnakee. S k* ar-d ?'*' porta
Sc ILS ?
PROM SKAGWAY
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SKIT. 4, 10. 18, 22. 2*.
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JPILLIS NOWELL, Mgr., Jnr.esi
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Victoria, VWma, AMtorta> FWlofK?m
tm?, OWmpM. Port Towwiwd. South
BtHiiihmi. Evd[t, S*at? BtAni, Mttco
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS. G. A. P. D. C. D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
113 Janwa St.. Seattle 112 Mart* St., Sm FWwc
R'^fcf nwfTMl t? fk??? Oiia S?W?I?
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle
July 30 Aug . 11 9 23 Sept. 4 , 16,28
Spokane Sept. 10, 22 Oct . 4 , 16,28
State ot California August 5 , 17, 29
FRANK H. FOLD, Agent, 2nd Broadway, Skagway
Alaska Steamship j
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELLS-FAR GO EXPREM
Next sailing ot Mi? taut tuwif ste*m?r
JEFFERSON
Aug. 31. Sept. 12-24.
i Od. 6-18 30. Nov. 10
DOLPHIN
/
Sept. 6 ? 1 8 - 30
Oct. 1 2- 24. Nov. 5 21
Company nmetrm the right to <A*ag> Ailing wlthnot tiotUv*
C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
namnnHMiBHDnii
TELEPHONE NO. M.
V.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From jikagway
Famous Steamers
PRINCESS MAY ?
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
Subject !o change wlt.tnut otic*
Vancouver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phons 87 F. F. W. LOWLE, Agent
Steamship Humboldt
THE OMLT IM3EPEN3EMT STEIISHIP 0PER4TIM6 TO S. E. ALASKA
Will sail from Skagway for Seattle and Way Ports
Sep. 5th, 18th, 30th. Oct. 12th
Sailing flat# rubject to change without no? Ice.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
Seattle Office:
71# ??kx>8<1 Arenue.
Tlckcf* and all Information
H. HARTWIGSKJT, ftth * Rromlw'y
HE HE PASS 8 II HIE
@MF?rFHELE' J^gOTE
Through Tickets To and From
Atlin, Dawson Fairbanks, and all Interior
Alaska and Yukon River Points
HAXMOMKTiY APPOINTOR PARI. OK OR8KUVATIOX CARS
are now in in regular service between Skagnay and White Horse. The cars are
designed especially with a view to comfort, affording an opportunity to view the
scenery over the famous White Pas? to the best advantage, and are equipped
with spacioup individual leather chairs, writing desks, card tables and dressing
rooms.
Regular Sailing? between White Horse and Dawson on Commodious S'ramers
?
Oon?t?nt Improvement in Service it Oor Aim. = Soirgertjon* Wiriterl
For Further Information, Apply
O. L. DICKESON, Pretident, Skaguay. Alaska and Vancouver, B. C.