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I*elesatc Jam** WK*WWB
l?av*? \Vi????in?tor l<sl*J for Alnn
k? Hi* return should I* *s tri
umphal as ?IIM Oaenar led hi* onp
lim h%?mc l<> Row* He kM d??*
MtHv Dun Cnennr, for *WI* fw
mer Wiidr W?< !? kM
Iibersu-J them
TmIn^, the W.ckersham Mil.
prvridinc lor two kow* of * Ter
ritorial kegtalatnre for Alaska. pass
cd Km h the houne of repr?n?tn
live* and t he sewate unanimously.
i*n?1 h.-ui g\?>e to the president for
kt* M|:n?urt. <lm this k?d I"1'1"
accomplished. our started
for home
Mr n nMiunf HOMK to help re
uiilr a dt\ t?ied republicanism He
i* ivnnnf; HOMK to remain Mtil
t kr next ?t<wi?n of oongreMi. ??<
? hiie her* will doubles* use fcts
influence in ciecting a legiaJatnre
that ? tl be as progressive as him
self He h v? 1-roken the trail for
our future progress and it i? ttf
to us now to carry owt t kf princi
ple* for which we h*xe so Ion*
struggled
There ? ill he t urenty-fnnr rven t?
be elected iu Alaska this fall which
i* to c-onotitfcte a Territorial 1-ects
latare Only thoee * ho have liTed
here for two year* are eligible to
that honorable body By the tern*
?f the enabling clause, the Arctic
Club candidates of Seattle will not
he allowed membership. t h us one
element of ?iis? ord w-lll be eliminat
ed Shackleford and kt* c Alt ft k?te
for the third tim? been no over
? helnnru.;* defeated that the? fan
M expect to elect anyone, so anoth
er elen??>?l of disc-ord has received
it* >jh ??* u* It now begins to look
?v< th??nch a real k'?aska leglnUture
iKmposrtl (?f men who hare more
at h?-.?rt than the mere holding of
office, mirht be elected to oonscien
ttoush and wisely guide the polit
ical and icovemmenlal administra
tion of the territory
It i* t-ne that the lobbying of thn
cannene* and the Alaska Packer*
Association hare restricted the
frist legislature from dealing with
the fishing industry as it needs to
be dealt with, but the new body will
have an influence with congress
which will soon place that question
in the hand* of the Territorial gov
ernment where It rightly belong*
Other law* that hare beer restrict
ed hy the national body will grad
ually he (urned oxer to the legisla
ture |j ?* only a que*! >on of tin?e
until Aiaska will be eovemlng her
self completely.
rone raws daring X he m-muon ?h>cfc
? jut Jr?* tn* to * clew, punrd an
act provrfir^ for th? fownnrtloii
of but ow hattWhip and a small
nnmker of <sut?msrt?>e boats la tho
t^aawn* of that act ?e >*?m (hat
the number of machine* of war are
gradually Vinj lwu? inl The peo
ple a re slowly outgrowing the oldl
war and murder spirit In the lf
finninc of things. when mankind
?as more urap than homar.. phys
ical ?W?Kt Buy haw bwi ?w?
sary to a pimi ?at>on of physical
?W?r*. h?t that time is passing
and humanity is looking toward
better things
l>aTid SJvr Jordan. prr?? nt of
Inland Stanford aniwnity, in
speaking of the terribie expense
end disastrous ravages of modern
warfare say* tHat tV PniPfd Sat?
has spent since 1??? on war prepa
ration and nwgfrrt
ed her form renerrea. her arid
lands, her meerhaat marine her
?a < <c ? We rlr?-? and commerc al ktt
bors; W tailed to bulla the noedol
public kllkU*!*, and
?l.?o IcJKc to stamp ost ?t?j?ny pre
w*l?l>h' .1 m>mm RWion ; and
sweu >?h> b..? allow M person*
to drown. IS* *00 to boo.ie be*
**r*, *r? J M be 4rtw
from their homo* by preventable
floods in 1 >1 1 atone, because she
*Mti? her r*v?iMf on pwp?r?ilt?*
to kill men
Ht li lts KOAIV* THAT
WILL \K\KR HK l'SKf>
luring the yesrs that the Alas
ka Road Commission hu had the
mismanagement of the roads In
thin Territory, there ha* been might
little accomplished of permanent
value Blae-pritita a mile deep have
been stacked up, and every piece of
bark and snag along miles of trail
have been numbered and filed away,
but the actual road building is still
in the hands of clerks and office
employees Keen the Cordova peo
ple, who stand for most anything
in the way of patronage, are up In
arms over the profligate waste of
government funds This is what
the Cordova Alaskan says about the
abus>? :
" In an interview in the Valdea
Prospector, Col. Rishardson. presi
dent of the Alaska Road Commissi?
expresses himself as mightily well
passed with his "life's work." And
then he pleases the Valdea people
by reminding them of the profligate
?as;e of the governments' money
thai has been expended to maintaia
an automobile road out from the
glacier citv through the mountain
pass beyond The genial Colonel
overlooks the fact that other sec
tions of the road hare been woeful
ly neglected, as for Instance, the
Willow creek cut-off into Chltina
And when he proudly refers to the
improvement of trails between the
upper and lower Tonsina. he does
not explain that it is a stretch of
toad that will almost never be used.
That it simply brings Valdec a lit
tle closer to the great mining coun
try North and Rast of Chitlna Put
then scarcely a corporal's guard ev
er goes into the interior by that
route
"In the meantime that great ex
pansive mi nin?t country tributary to
Chitina and Naiina rivers has been j
.'nrthsIlT neglected Millions of
dollars have been spent in the ex- '
ploration ai<d development of that
section, while possibly a score of
prospectors have lost their lives in
the treacherous waters of the Ma
rina. which has only been bridged
with promisee for three years past
But why continue' Cnlesa a full
analysts were made of the entire ex
penditure of the two million dollars
'hat have been poured into certain
parts of Alaska, the full extent of
wastefulness and extravagance could
not be thoroughly understood And
we really feel sorry to hare to re
fer to the matter at all. for person
ally. Col. 'T?Kk'" is a very likeable
man. even though fee does persist j
in discriminating against the Copper
river section of his domain There
seems to be some wonderfully hyp
notic power about Valdet that is (
directed Toward the Alaska Rosd !
Commission .**
The grand opera star*
have gone abroad,
but ?
you can still hear them sing
their greatest triumphs on the
Victor.
Though they are thousands of ?
mile* away, lirwn, Melba. Tet
rairini. and *11 the other famous
artists who make record* ex
clusively for the Victor, sing for
you * henerer and as often at you
wish.
C?m* in nor! he?t ??<4 *er rtw
different of th? V**of (H0(olin0>
?nil V*K* V'lctfoli (tlJ to Ml. K?t?
termt M dem-H ^
WILLIAM PRITT
THE DRUGGIST
Bolrac'a PiMwHl
It wis ikm easy t*> make one's way
Into BslMc'i hou?e m t'hnlllot. Rnr
dea Ratallle*. for It was guarded like
the c" rtleo of the Hesperldes Two or
three passwords wht r?ois??sary. which
ww changed frequently for fear they
should become known I remember a
few To the t<ortrr irr uiHl "The plum
season ha? iviup." on which he allowed
o* to croas the threshold To the sett
ant who rushed to tbe staircase when
the hell rani: It wan necessary to mur
mur. "I brim: wnw t>rus?els lace." and
If you assured him that "Mine Ber
trand was quite weir you wet* admit
ted forthwith This nonsense amused
Katenc Immensely, and It was perhaps
necessary to keep out hones and other
rtsltors still more dts.irree.ible.? Miss
Wormley's "Memoir of Raluc "
Oddly E*pr*aaa?l.
In one of his tetters William Rroofc
Bold tells how as arbool Inspector be
had to give ho examination <?i physical
science. "What was I to do* i knew |
nothing ahont hydrogen or oxygen or
any other 'O'ft * t?o I set tbeni a paper
which I callfd applied science One
of ray ?i?eMt??ns was, What would yon
do to ctin> a -old In the head?" A young
lady answered 1 should put niy feet
tnto hot water till you were In a pro
fnw persj?lrntl?n
Tha Need!*'* E v?
Kathrvn aged If* ?ns vainly try
Inp to thmnd a needle "Mamma."
she asked tl?it t ?hey call a hole In a
needle an eye?"
"Yes. denr answered her mother.
"Well." continued tbe little miss.
"I'll tw thl? old ms-die ia croaa ayed."
?Chicago New*
Aaa.n Our Quae Language.
"'Queer tang-iage isn't It?"
-Why so?"
"Recaiiwe of sickness I had to send
my abort ha ml writer home yesterday "
-Weii?*
"That left me sborthanded."? Clece
land Plain Heater
Ma><a It Halp.
r^t every dissatisfaction with the
present he made not a discourage
menu hut ?n inspiration, by the con
ttnual conacioiivTtws of the (Treat law
ff eternal growth rhillipa Itrnoka
HOMR (? R O W'\ R F R I N (1
CHICKS X
at
The Pack Train Restaurant
None better anc purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
dera by phone promptly delivered.
Tbe Mascot tf.
Houses For Rent <v U. Wright
North Kail. tf
Delicious Ice Crea.ni and ice
cream soda, with strictly pur? frolt
Juices and crushed fruits at tbe
Vienna Cafe. Broadway, between
Fifth and Sixth Area. tf
The best meals In Whlteboree at
the "White Fass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress tf
MOORES' WHARF CO
Termins* W. P. t T. Ro?<?.
AllSuGthbouudSteatnwsArrire and Depart From This Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
W*rofe<njB*? ot*n tor deilr?r y of ?ercbandiae from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Perirhablea OKLT deUTerwd oe Sunday or at Bight.
All freight shlpmeata deoOoed aoathhourd must b? accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (rhpa** C*n be obtained at th? U. S. cu?-j
ton* aad aau?t daVrered before 5 p. m. *No freight wiil be
received on the wharf aftw Uto hour.
BAOGAE? ' Tolls wlU be collected oc CHECKED BAGGAGE OJfLT
Vo charge far baga and frtpa when unchecked
The wharf gate wtll be cloaad to the public when steamer is neartng
dock and trill be opaaed wfcea paa#enger? have disembarked.
Wharfage TartfT can be had oa application at office oa dork.
P. O. Bw 171 E. 4. IHAW, Ganaral Manager.
PROFESSIONAL cards.
Attorney*
GUNNISON A MARSHALL
Attorneys-At lj?*
P. O. Bos K ilMkl
H. ?. LE FEVW6
ATTORNEY AT L.AW
Commissioner For Yukoia Territory
to Take Affidavit*
ska*w ay, . Mum
STEVE R A Q A W
Attorney at i* *
HAINES ALASKA
Dentist*
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Uwlini MeUtod*
0{MW Kvenln**.
Cfflce Hour*: > jj a c.. I ? p. m.
Ajtakan Hullotng. Upotdwiy
SKAC.WAY. . ALASKA.
Dental Supplies
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Deafer* In?
OENTAL SUPPLIES
U? Walker Wdg.. Seattle, Wuh
(MdM-s by mall or aaWt will r*
c*t*e prompt attention Cat* login
n tvquest
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
<our druggist wtU refund money If
'*7.0 OIVTMKNT rails to cure any
rase of Itching, Wind. Weeding or
Protruding Pile* In 6 to H day*
Food cooked as It should be at '
the "White Pans Cafe." Only the 1
best in the market. Mrs. Orloff
King. proprietress tf |
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6. Oyster llay Mine' 1
at Ladysmith, the highest grade
Household coal of alt the B. C. field*
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat.
Light A ah
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall offer this coat, selected and
graded as foSows: ?
IVwble Screened and sacked.. $13 ton
Screening* (sacked) 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) 7 ton
Above price* Include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
?Phene 10. Skagway, Alaska.
fUKEAU S 8 CO*8.
?LBCTKIC LIGHT* n vfF.AM
HEATED STEAM FM
Georgia
Ovrylna U. S Mali
For daioes. Herner* Hay Juneau,
Boon*, Ttnakee. S ks and Wsyports
faiLS
FROM SKAGWAY
AC?. 8, II, IT, US. ?J!?.
NKI*T. 4, 10. in, 22, it*,
at *:0C m. m.
WILLIS NOWELL, Mgr , June*..
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Wton*. VaaroOTfr. FVtimjtum
E**rrfl, Otpmpi*. Port T"??wnJ, SewtH
FWl*r*hstn, E?r4a. 5?nt? Borbara, Mflrirn
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
C. W. ANDREWS. G. A. P. D. C D. DUN ANN. P. T. M.
113 jwiw* Sti S^ml* 112 St., Sm ratefatt
R ft ^ 1 rVtanf* tlii* ScfocfoV*
NEXT S/ }3S WILL BE
City ot Seattle
July 30 Aug . 11, 23 Sept. 4, 16,28
Spokane Sept . 10, 22 Oct . 4, 16, 28
State of California August 5, 17, 29
FRANK II. POLD, Agent, 2orI Bfondwty, Nkagway
%
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. *. MAIL AND WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
N'oxt ?alltnx at tti? fa*t pimitpr atMOMr
JEFFERSON
Aug. 31. Sept. 12*24.
! Oct. 6-18-30. Nov. 10
DOLPHIN ?
Sept. 6 - 1 8 ? 30
Oct. 1 2- 24. Nov. 5 21
I TELEPHONE NO. M. C. B. QUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B.'C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From 5kagway
Famou* Steamer*
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA
WILL LEAVT. SKACWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
1ubj?ct lo eh?ore w|i,i<wt o*lr?
Vancouver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Pho?. 87 F. F W. LOWLE, Agent
Steamship Humboldt
THE ONLY INDEPENDENT STEW5SIP 0PEMTIN6 TO S. i HUSH
Will sail from Skagway for Seattle and Way Porti
AUGUST 4. 13, 25
3*illn* fi*to Hubert to change without notice.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED I
So?Ul? Office: Tlrket* nml oil Information
71? ItatMl A Vflntie. H. HARTWHMBf, f.th * Browlw'y.
E WHITE PASS 8 YUKON ROU
rr5^
ME (^0MF?i?raELE J^gUTE
Through Tickets To and From US
Atlin, Dawson, Fairbanks, and all Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points
EFFECTIVE ABOUT AUGUST 15th. HANDSOMELY APPOINTED
Parlor ?Ib??rvffl!ln?iin ?ar?
?Will be placed in regular service between Skaguay and White Horse. These cars are designed
especially with a view lo comfort, affording an opportunity to view the scenery over the famous
White Pass to the best advantage, and will be equipped with spacious individual leather chairs
writing desks, card tables, and dressing rooms.
Regular Sailing! between White Horse and Dawson on Commodious Steamers
Con*t?ni| Improvement in Service i? Our Aim. :: Su*sre*tton? Invited
For Further Information, Apply to
O. L. DICKINSON, President, Skaguay. Alaska and Vancouver. B. C.
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