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EDITORIAL PAGE
The laws passed by the Alaska
legislature arc supposed to be obey
ed, and will be as soon as the pcopl
learu of theui. Hut should each ?lt
lxt?i dig up steeu dollars and urnpty
cents for .1 beautiful bound copy and
thus post himself, or do the powers
that be depend on the dlfftdeut pub
licity given the acts by Juneau pap
ers wheu the legislature w:w In ses
elou? How about it?
The above article, token from the
Douglas Island News is tt)e first one
to appear In the Alaskan Press that
hluta at the possibility that there
wight be some troublo arising out of
arrests made for violation of certain
laws passed by the late legislature.
There Is an old moth eaten adage
which as we remember it, goes
something like this: "Is'rouvc ob
de law, wou't keep yer QltGE Jail".
Now in order to bo poaeeful, law
abiding citizens, it Is necessary for
each man, woman and child iu the
Territory of Alaska, to connect
with Surveyor Gueeral Davidson
who is now actlug la tho capaaty of
book agent and provide himself
with thw latest jHlitlon of the new
laws. These new laws way be had
in beautiful bindings, for various
amounts, postage paid, on receipt
ot price. If you fall to know the
law, you are liable to flud that
such acts as spitting ou the floor of
a ?tr???t car, or crossing a con
congested street between blocks may
result In your arrest, imprisonment
and fine. Then again, who kuows
whether it is not a punishable
offense to go In swimming during
the winter mouths iu some of the
quiet coves, or even creeks.
During the session of said late
legislature, this paper me "e roquait
several times that It be placed on
the mailing list for the advance pub
lications regarding the proposed
laws, but we roceived them not.
Fortunately, we were on the ex
change list of the Juueau papers,
whose representatives bad access to
pre>s balcony, .wid were thorefore <i*
abled to gather some of the doln's
of the aforesaid august body, most
of which above mentioned doln's
wire republished for tho benefit of
our readers, but at time* the first
above mentioned papeis did not see
fit to publish all of the aforesaid
laws all the time as hereinbefore
mentioned, and we were therefore
not enabled to give our aforesaid
parties of the first part all of the
? aws as they were proposed.
The afore- mentioned late legls
lature did not even deem It nec
essary to make a provision, which
is ordiuarilly the case in such mat
ters otovided, to furnish the Alasktui
Preaa a copy of the published laws,
and w? are therefore compelled to
dig up for such hereinbefore men
tioned printed and bouud laws, .or
go without them. It is highly prob
able, that this paper, following the
l>rcW(lout established by moat of thw
papers published throughout the
Territory will do the hitter ? 1. e
go without tire above ineutlowed
laws.
DOCTOR HELD FOR
CRUELTY TO DOGS
Girl Testifies That Machine!
Was Used to Break Backs. i
| Philadelphia.'? Dr.' J. H. Sweet. as
iMlaut professor of surgical research
? of. the medical department of the Ual
| versliy of I'cntMflrdnlo, was held In
i$|nO twill for court hero ky MagUtrnto
liaggerty on a charge made by tho
; HX-lety For the Prevention of Cruelty
j to Animals Cruelty* to dogs In the
.Ivlseotlon ami experimental labor?
? torlca ?r ttie university was alleged.
ills:. llmrletfci Ford Ogdeu. rich,
testified that every Friday for six
mouths she had crawled through a
hole Iti a feneo so that she could gnln
entrance to tho kennels of tho uni
versity and obtain evidence. Miss Og
den Identified tho back breaking ma
chine, which she allotted Is used la
the .laboratories to crush out tho Hvcs
of (logs
The machine Is best described as o
diminutive gallows! A henvy Iron
welRlit Is operated ?n ropes and pul
leys so that It will descend with suf
ficient force to break tho backbone of
auy animal held beneath It
Magistrate Haggerty at this point
said: "Wo realize the right of tho
university to perform necessary onl
mul experiment*, but there Is nothing
! too scvet'e for a person who would de
vise or use such an apparatns as this.
It Is almost Incredible to believe that
a civilized human being would use an
apparatus of this sort. It Is an In
fernal machine."
Samuel S. ?U<rer. formerly In charge
of the university kennels, said that
the mcmlwra of the faculty ordered
the surgeons to remove all evidence#
of cruelty to animals when tho legla
Ilaturc was acting on the vivisection
bill Fie declared that after tho meas
ure was defeated and after tho danger
had passwl the practices were con
tinued
CORNELL MEN'S EARNINGS.
1.0(9 Mako 518W< 32 Par Cent of Col
leg* Expenses.
Ithaca. N. V.? It Is found that 1,0011
Cornell undergraduates are partially
[ self sHpportlng. and their combined
iMirnlngs a year amount to J1S4.900, or
$17." per capita. by tlgures. complied by
the Scroll and Spude. an organization
of working students.
This sji m represents 3- per cent of
their college expenses, which nmount
>-d to 73. 70-1 Ottiv 123 students are
earning their room and. board.
Of Individual earnings 380 men made
between $100 and *200, 218 between
$200 und $?>0. 51 from $300 to WOO, 31
between $400 and $,"i00 and 42 more
tlmo $500.
1 Want to Reach Every Man
who has live foxes for sale, 'and who warn to to
receive the highest market price. You can
not affoid to sell without getting in touch with
me. Wire at my expense giving description and
price of anything you have or may hav* to offer
G. P. COLWELL, Whitehorse, Y. T.
GOLD SHIELD COFFEE I
"ALWAYS"i ,TGOOD 1
STEEL CUT 4
SOLD BY ALLJ THE BEST GROCERS ?
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Schwabachrr Bros. ?c Co', Inc.
OAK OLSON.
S. E. i S. W. Alaska Representative
MAKES RAPID HEADWAY
Add This Fact to Your 8(orc> o
inowlnlKC.
Klilnoy dlsoiise often advances ?
apldly tliut tuuuy a person ia flrmlj'|
11 Its grasp boforo awaro of Us prog
ess. Prompt attention should b
Ivou the slightes' symptou of Kid
ley disorder. If ttieie ia a dull puii
u tbo back, headaches, dlxzy spells
f a tired worn out foellnK or If th
:lduey socretiona are offensive, ir
ogular and atteuded with palu( piio
ure a good klduoy remedy at omie
Thousands recommend Doan's Kid
toy Pills. Koad tho statomeut bo
ovr:
H. W. Crohn, master mariner
10a Porry St., San Franoiaco, !c*l.
lays: "I fouud, as I got along In
foars, that klduoy troublo waa gra'd
tally coming on mo. I didn't pay
nuch attention to it at first, iuntl
ny ankles bogau to swell. This wis
>oon followed by trouble with the
ddney secretions. I noticed sodl
nent in thoaocrulons and kurwitha
my klduoyu needed 'attention. Whei
[ hoard of Doan a Kidney Pills,,
I) gan using thorn. They aooil. re
moved tho troublo and benefited m
in ovory way. I have often advised
i.- neighbors to try Doau'n Kidney,
Pills nnd lino who bavo dona so
wero well plea*ed with the results.'
For salo by all doalers. PriJst 60
conts. Koator-Mllburn Co., Buffalo
Xow York, solo agents for the Unit-;
ed Statos.
Romomber tho namo ? Doans'
aud tako no other.
bonded Wbiskoya ? Gibson, Moua'
Vi.uon aeJ Bo'moi t. The heat of
? R'ue Rlbbor. Budwelsor and
Palo Ranler, at tho Mascot, Tele
phone 67 , t*
K.VF AT NORTHERN CAFE.
When in Haines. A cloan place t
oat whoro you got quick sorvlce
Now under now management.
\V. O. WaWon, Proprietor.
Location NoUces at Pally Alaskan
?9*9t imttmttttMUtHvj'
j RAW FURS I
iM
' .')? ..'I i. in . -?
; WE PA Yr>? V. .? ;
i HIGH - PRICES!
; FOR FINE FURS -i,
? WRITE FOB* , Lisf J"
: Percey's Fur House; 5
l Oshkoth. ? Wi?o?li? ?<
1
Whttehorsz*
Kluane Stage
=Lme=?*=
The Royal Mail Stage
1 eaves W hitehoree the
fourth of every mopth
for Kluane -and -way r-;
points and also ori the
seventeenth of every i.
month for Champaigne ;i
Passengers and Freight sol- i
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service Fjret. Class. ,
H.CHAMBERS, Prop
OFFICE
Resin* Hotel ? Whit^hori*, Y.Tj
? i . >sv i f I
SEATTLE'S
Loadiutt I'Ql> ular l'rlc*J Ho^ti , >
Hotel
Georgian
European PUn ' 1
41 1> ( >ul?l ?! v S u
Jt&ouu. >;ii?intiy. |
KurnUbed
Stinuli' Koomi.' *
Commercial & Fam
lly Irado nulli'lted j
B'A T B S < " j : *
Slniflo Rooms ' il uy
ICoomnwllk hathfl W
Two persona C.M) ii'p
C. 8. STAfiFOKDl '
T**- M.il Mwjigur. . I
rake East f.nko car from tJnloiil
icpot to Fourth. FOURTH ' A^Eil
sotweon Union- i<t Pike. .
HAND LAUNDRY? The Jandoa
land Lwindry on Third otreet noxt
> Golden North Hotel, Uo^3 vonr
ashing Without ?&rluitldg the
lothoa. Kamlly iork given c#re
j1 attention." tf.
YOU WILL FIND THE
BEST CUSTOM MADE'
CLOTH IN THE AMER
ICAN TAILCJRS; WARD
ROBE vAt MODERATE
PRICES, tf "EVERY
THING ftp TO DATE.
RAINCOATS MADE TO
ORDER FOR MEN AND
WOMEN.
GEO. MOWL, PROP.
J. IKUTA
rjBMEtERl
a i. I'
1 ^*WATCHES: V J
" -?"?XltotL"OCKS I
Cur(os,f TvQry Carvings \
Indian Baskets
k CHINA AND CUT CLASs
r" Official Watck lnipector for the
| . , ; , < ft #? Y. Route
V Mail Ordera given prompt care 3
X oi
?rur t uun
RAW FURS
; ; juY* i TO .THE t. . .
W-.Uftlor Circular^.
Alaska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make Trial ? Shipment
rrrrrrri mnwmny
??Notice to ?
PROSPECTORS
Parties inicnd'ng [to go
- prmnilinft w -hunting in
: .the interior. will find it to
their inter ett to write ? >
CAM SMITH
Whitehorite, X. T.
iNFbfeiWATICJN
Mr. Smith hat all kind* o[
> power boat* fiomiour hone
, power to fifteen which he
will kU or rent at rea*on
abfc rate?, , .j, . .
Automobile Stage ;
dally from) White, j
hofsetothe Atlas |
minei1 ?* !
]Mua? Steamship go. [
rjrMHiw .*?#*? -
Jeoga
a<ft stfiA
Juneau-Sitka Route
i . ' ?. ?
?W&foi* Tiiu oau " for ' Hoonah, tlyv
luu, Tenakee, Killlanoo and Sit
ka Sept. 1, 7, IS. 19, 25.
l~1. ?? i ?' ? l'? Vi i >t '71*"M T?
Juneau-Skagway Route
Lef.Taa Juaeau for Pearl Harbor,
KJT?J?aiT?r; ysTrtoo Core, Comet,
Sentinel Light Station, El (J rod
Rook Light Station, Haluea and
hn\bl' 23, ?9;
I **** in mi*' ' >\
WJJitilli IL.JfOWEUi, MAnagw.
STEAMERS FOR
f\ Seattle, Tacoma
vtj\ ? /O/ Victoria, Vor.couvrr, Anaeortea, Bellinghara
Everett, Otympia, Pott Towiueml, South
XflSBy Btl!iin(h*m, Eurclca, Santa Barbara, Mexico
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS. G. A. P. D. C. D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 13 James St., Seattle 1 12 Market St., Sin Francucc
R'^t rcawrved te> chans* tKU Schedule '
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle
SEPTEMBER - 30
OCTOBER - - 12 23
Spokane
SEPTEMBER - - - 27
OCTOBER - - - - 7. 18. 28
V- A. PETERSON, Ageut
Phone 50 2ud & Broadway, Skagway, Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
CarriMag 0. S. Slill ind Voll^Kinn Exuiv<m
SAILING DATES from SKAGWAY to SEATTLE
S. 8. MAIUl'OSA :t?i days to Seitflle, OCT. 8
Stopping cnroutc, only at Juneau ami K**tr!iiknn.
S. S. DOLPHIN OCT. 2
S. S. JEFFKIWON OCT. 11
/
These steamship* are the finest nnd largest in Alaska service. Have large
observation and dining rooms, with excellent meals and service. Transfer to
Vancouver Victoria, Tacoma and PugetSound ports without additional charge.
Through tickets to San Francisco
TELKI'HOXK NO. <10. CIXA8. T. LYON'S, \GHST
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C. COAST SERVICE)
THE FAMOUS MODERN STEAMSHIPS
Princess Sophia Princess May
SAILING FROM SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY 8 P. M.
Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Nov. 6
Subject toch^i^ wt'hiut NV.Ice
Vancouver, Victoria# Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phona 87 F. F. W. tOWLE Ag*?nt
THE (INLY INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP OPcRATNG TO S. E. ALASKA
WILL SAIL FROM SKAGWAY
October 5th
Sailing Date Subject to Change Without Notice
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
So.Utlo Otfloe; II. M. Hnrtwluson, BUi & Brondway.
710 Second Avenue. TiokotH nut! nil Information.
"OLYMPIAN"
The Train of Luxury
TO
Butte, Miles City, Sioux City, Minneapolis,
and St. Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago
All Points East, via the
"MILWAUKEE"
JLpuvck Seattle Doily ut 10.15 A.M.
"A TOUR DE LUXE" is an expression supremely fitting in con
nection with a trip to the East on this palatial all-steel transconti
nental train. It combines the enjoyment of rare scenic beauties
with the pleasure of a journey in absolute ease and comfort.
No Extra Pure on This Train
For further information regarding fares, train service, rewrvationi,
etc., call on or address
C. T. Lyons, Afent. Alaska Steamship Co.
SKACYVAY, ALASKA
City Tkket Oilicet, CLlcaco, Milwaukee A St. Taul Railway. 441 Haaun<? St. W?C
VANCOUVER. B. C.
i\ SECOND AVK. AND CHERRY ST., SKATTLK ^