Stye $JaU|i ^ ia/k<m
omCiALClTV PAPKR L S. KKLLKK, >?uhUah?
Admitted m wcowd <Awm wrtHf Jwl* &. at th? Pmiofflc* ?> Skajfway
*.op> tar cti*Qg? of tdvmiMnmu mum be ta by 1 o'clock iv m. to Imure
?- ti?j. WTAUv?rtl?iiig r?w* on ?p^lw .t oo.
Sitocrt|Uc? Rttn ) rfert* bhwUm by Mil t.if,
Ok* Mitt by Mdi .. .71, -11 ?onUi* by mail 4.66
Oa* ikmU by o*rr1?r 1.00 j Oft* yw by lull .. #.00 i
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVRRTlSK KNTS KKCKIVEO BT:
BwwtlNeweOe. .. T. T. R. U IHltaan AUta, B. C
B W. OMmi (VcroM, T. T. Keller Drug Go . . , . Haines. AteHkft
CCO S*VC U8 r*OM SUCH
f* mends.
If W thore was a land that wo*
cursed ay k? fnenos i*m?jini and
whus* pra>?r to be delivered froir,
Ihe? scooted to go h??pe*?s*y on- 1
VMS M (Mt guid? AUASK v.
?a Uitf bo Uim to *ltoa ?f can
twa wt* ooafkHoee or bop* of
?gas^a^y or wwferMMrfiittT Is thc-re
wxfciag ftsr It bat a return to the
pr*??ip??w of ow fathers? ?o rojy ap
?a ?arse!*** as our own and only
MeadsT
Of ?wn ? having Mid t h* mach
the? *l b? k to look at K. it
d isoo > er rd to t* toaunjr-rot ? un
Jastiflable totem? -rot. v\> know that
God reigns and to* gov*cnment at
Washington sua liver- *< Mr. Gar
ftokj oirlaiRxs) at a national crisis
And as we again look at this hero*
expression ?? discover that U t?,
f*r as Alaska is concerned ? id
*h?o mmmr-rw. WASHINGTON. why
It seems to h a; her* as The "far
*s?y seat and phnnvand of oor
hereditary eaeroiev Washington. It
.? where ?? are taught to po with
"f P^v a? h> thf Great p>i her.
<*ly to mm tW the tcnorant ana
incapable and selfish. who an swef
"a with HHwn and betrayal W*sb
"**?? np^tats men to "govern'" us
and being fMrty seated at Jnn*an.
shtle the handclasp of oar welc<*ne
?a still warm. they becia the labors
of theur fwrwitiw. ta fcrrbi* new
links to oar chains It the peopV of
vlaska are to be distinguished In bis
fory ? anything we than brave
*nd self-r*ltart wbo gsve
their Wvo* to mMflin: a wilderness
"** " s??s* be ft* their patience
they shall V- disUnemvh^ nm it
*ba? nnw be tratbfnrtr mid of
thoia that tbev sat s?e?t in presemc*
of their wrongs and of ihrtr reelect
There has oon *? to as by the last
maU a copy of the Washington Post,
containing a report of a speoch by so
called ' "Governor- Cark. delivered
?t Watprbary, Cor- ^ ^{-vor a:
dtof^wsavi of that srrorh. wMcb w?
pabliahed rostordar. Tho lsnrnaar
of tho editorial ia the kgbt of th*
>aa*?age of tbp speech won Id Indi
<*to the sacno authorship Governor
ia bis ?peoch deiSaros "tltore
ia or "bould he no Alaskan pmbtem '
Tkat tbore sboald bo none is fcrwe
WXtors" be aays "wbo never vis
ited Alaska or even U?e Par (Or slope
have fUlod the newspapers and the
l**rt?d*al press ?k| the most mis
leadin* tutomer.ts and have repeated I
the assertions of persons whose sol.
ftsh Interests are better serv^ by
?*>dal than the troth '
The entire speorh ao far as It was
contained in the Post, printed hi
tfus paper sboald have been read
It nowhore contains the afca-?ne?t
that Alaska does not need aetf-pov
?T??ent C^ifrner Clark is aware
? tbe sort of storm that would beat
?boot his head should he mako such
declaration pobJlcly Hp knows the
fc*?tory of tbe late Ooosmor Hogjrett
ImK ?dttorial. priated on tbe same
?>??* of the Post u carries the
?P?*h. leads off with this remark:
?Oovwtkw Clark of Alaska removes
?*J>r mtsapprehenstons roncemta*
Terrttory !n the apoech doUver
^ w Watertary" etc.. and immed
J??rtv foes on to say: Alaska does
"<x ne#d. and probably could not anp
P?t. home rale at this time It ts
n?o?* dependent npon ooacress than
1IVJr part of the l ifted States
oauide of the DUtrVi of Commbia."
' Governor Clark wmto this
himself it la a star in* instance of the
?rt*h of what he cays, that 'writers
who never visited Alaska fill the
newspapers with moat mfcioacNox
statomewta.**
Governor Clark, before he bocsnv
Oov>mar Clark was W'nVf Cbult. a
Washington newspaper corrft^ondent
V?tUr*:!r he mfeht be ertpfsted to
iifkioooe newspapers of that
cay to make statements ronoemtas
of wMrh be claimod speoHill
knowledge and of which tho news .1
rarer Ka^f knP* nothing The po.
every <tav hv every mesnbor J
of congress How many member of
coMms fead tbe pleas of the people
of Alaska, made direct* Year *f tor r
*ear the people of Alaska, reprosen tJ
ed by <YV?v*?tk*? of b?th political
l*rt*es.*oa* upon cortaress for permit
to conduct thMr own co> ernment ? n?
canso (hen to be no kftw " depond
?at ipoa congress ta mattors sboot
whir* congress knows nothing Thtse
roawoitiv* times hare the peoplr of
Vlftska citvted ? delegate to Wash
ington on that Issue ? sending Mm
down to the national eapRal charttd
.above all thHvs to cot for them this
boom. %
Then there goes down to Wnsto
liwton a aan wfco has been appointed
by the President to "govern"' w. a
man mbo .-*mo here front Washington
with hn appointment In Ms pocket
and who. when relieved of hU T**t
(as of court he noon will be? wlfl
return to Washington; a roan who
has litUe .?vn<*thy with the people
and no understanding of their am
bition*. and who, with the arrotance
of one who is moved by ?oonsidera
Uona of political ml vantage." "whose
selfish Interests anp better nerved by
scandal than by the truth." to Ms con
gress that "Alaska does not need
and probably onuM not mipport home
rule at this time."
W> freely confess the belief that
itovernnr Clark ind*j<xl this utt*?in<a
Tf be dW not he has at least not
denied It* truth. Alaskans. who re
member how often thev have paid in
to the treasury of the 1'nlted States
the price of their territory, who ,
look back owr years of patient 1* ,
bor and self ryetraint in face of nec j
Wt and misrepresentation, whoth'nk
of Hawaii and of the Philippines- !
'hey are little to be blamed If they j
bnrn In effiry those appointed offl
>al* who' are forever rnaninx to
Washington with the declaration that .
they kd? not ne*d and could not ,
CPPPORT home rnle"
ST*ND*?0 OIL OPFER8
INVENTORS BIG BONUS.
XKW YORK. March 10 ? P-ans arr
being formed by offWr* of the
Standard Oil Company to offer a
?viae of |2?,W0 to the first Inventor
t? produce a practical oil -consuming
turhico motor A* a power plant of
ihls kind will hare a special nUHty
far air craft, a number of experts j
onoected with the Aeronautical S<v
?lety have been called to eoasoltation
n devising the necessary n?g?litJoop
la addition to the first prixe the
standard Oil people will ?<s!st the
inventor in property financing his
M?rpri9e and In marketing the
-aotor.
It has not been determined wheth
er the morey will be offered a* a
'ormai prise or as a premium. At
?resent the majority of hydro-carbon
motors are operated with ? gasoline
'nel For aviation purposes the gas.
line motor is the most economical
?d serviceable power p'ant that has
been provided. Rot there are Jarre
rape in its usefulness from the stand
point of reliability, safety and eoon
>my It Vs known that a hydro-carbo
TjrWnc motir world be prartfcaTy
perfect from the standpoint of oper- 1
<tlon, and It could be bntlt sma'ler.
v?d It wonM consume less oil and
-hea> r -radp of oil. It Is the pres
et m'^slng link In the predion of
*Jr craft
The Standard OH Company is east-'
?r to provide proper incentive for a
PONtjr selfish motive At pre?etH it
has a large surplus product of petro
Flavoring Extracts
If rou ? fi&rortng Extract that to far ?u;>^ri>r to Any f>?
buy anywhere ?!??, we have U> m and nell thorn at prke* jroii pay
tor inferior brand*.
VftitHMs Lemon, WHw Almoi.'N, r?ran??. Uv?nb?*rry, .Ur?wl<?r|jr#
{tartan*. Olng?r, Wint*rgr*?n. and Ro??.
WILLIAM BRITT
leum of the cheaper grade, And h l?
mM that U tWc? over S.OOO.OOO gal
lon* of oil each day. A? there are
few motors that <an u*o thr oil, the
market ia llmiUsl The Invention of
sucfc a tnrlvlne will open enormous*
markets for this stored product. The
motor will not only useful for
aeroplane* and airships, bu\ can
iwl in WtMNbHa and for all uma'.l
motor-driven veesels. The demon*!ra
lion of the inventor will hare to be
made before a commission minis i 1
of tile most prominent wientbR* In
the conntry.
professional car r*^.
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney AWLaw
P O. Bet K Juneau. *!aslts
H. S. IE FEVRE
ATTORNBT-ATLAW
Comtrissioner For Yukon Territorj
to Take Affidavit*
Skagway. liask*
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA i
Denttata.
OR. i.. 8. KELLER
DENTIST
Moit Modern Methods
Open Evening*.
Cffloe Honrs: !M2 a. m 16 p. m.
AiUkan Building, ? Broadway
S* AG WAY. _? ? ? ALASKA
Oentai Supplies
*?. F. P*TTtRSON & COMPANY
Dealer* In?
OENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bldg., Seattle, Wash
Older* by mail or cable will r
i?'ie prompt attention Catalogn
?i request
Music Teachers.
MISS M. G. HINOSHAW
TeacAsr of
PIANO FORTE
Special Term* for a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. *NP 'WiAIN S' <
The bed* are new and clean and
only ,*<0c and up at the Dominion Ho
tel. WNtehorse, Y. T.
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. S, Oyster Hay Mine
at Ladysmith, the highest grade ;
fcmrsehoM eo?4 of all the R. C. fieMs
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Ileal
light Ash
On and after July 1st, 1910, we j
shall offer this coal, elected and
graded as foHows: ?
Double Screened and sacked . .11.1 ton
Screenings (sacked) S ton
Screening* (bulk) 7 ton
Above prices Include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaska.
C. E. Bogardus
Amsayer
?
Gold A Sllriir II 00
Qold, SiJw A Copper .. ) H
Cyanide and MlQing T*tU.
90 Coluir.bifc St.
Seattle
SHIP YOi:H
HAW FURS
TO THr
Mi
Mnr*?APcius.
W :.?(or Gfercnter
M1NH.
As ?ka Fur# a Specialty
WryTop Prif? Paid.
; Mnkc - Triai - Shipment
THE
gazine jr
it make* t
Fact
mor? (?frln*Hne J
thnn
Fiction
"WWITTT* SO YOO CAM
? uhdckiitand it -
A GREAT ContiktwJ Story WoHf
iVoerw w hk-fi vmj may b*jrin re*!inc M
any timf. and whicn wiil hoM your int?rc*i
?icvct, it running in
Popular Mechanic:
Magazine
Arc r*n ppaf'inir It? Two tt " ? e rf y
?.( iRhS-r* r.rr, ??! ft }? the fimritc m*p^
in ttHjawinds of tN' b** Amertawi hues. 1
?CTral* to sft tlnvt ?c'd jnw ? ir-r
: nr. womtv t se *ho know and th?e wh;
MB* to know.
uoricct [?CM'K>??T1? V '
aoo **noixs or c> iit?L wrtnir
Th* "5>>?<v Not??" TVp*t-r^*?( r- -
?i* ? wa/i to
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a1; -JURUt inrffK* t*
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Id P^u'vllit,
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FT.FCTRIC tit" HTEH TK- ' "
REAfr.O ><n'AMW ?
Oarrylnjf V- S. MM.
For Hstnc*, B?rn*ra Bay, Juneau
noons. TVn%k<H.R k# ^nd fc'evjwrU
PROM tKAGwAV
March Jt. 9, IS, 21, 27.
?t II : OC *. tn.
?TLLIS NOWSiuL. V ft . J nr??.
H. HARTWIQSEN, Agmt
Broadway an-t Fifth Are. 'PboaeW
MOO^e'S WHARF CO.
Terminus W. P. ? Y. Route.
All Southbound Steamer* Arrive and Depart From This D ) k
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses open for delivery of merchandise from S a. m. to S p. m.
IN -n> babies ONLY tieHvered on Sunday or at night.
An freight, shipments destined southl-ound must be accompanied by A
SHIPPERS MANIFEST (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. cus
toms office) and mast be delivered before 5 p. m. No freight will be S
received on the wharf after this hour.
BAGGAE? Toils will be 'collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY.
No charge for bags and grit* when unchecked.
The wharf gute wtil be closed to th e public when steamer js neflring
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be bad on application at office on dock.
P. O. Box 17S. 6. J. SHAW, General Manage.
The While Pass AYukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 28.
No. l, N. Pound. l?t class Mow- No. S, 8. Bound, 1st class, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday day, Wednesday and Friday
ft:S0 a. m Leave* SKAGUAY Arrives 3:20 p m
10:18 P- m. * WHITE PASS UlvM 1:45 "
11:10 - * LOG CABIN " 1S:47 *
11:0S " " BENNETT ~ 11:15 "
1:M ** * CARIBOU - 10:25 \ m.
1:45 - Arrives WHITEHOR8E Learse |:1S -
rassengers mast be at depots la time to bar? baggage Inspect*!
and checked. Inspection la stopped W minutes before leaving time of train.
ISO pounds of baggage will be checked tree with each fall fare tick
et >lui 71 pounds with each half fare ticket.
/f?r V STEAMERS FOR
F{. ; Seattle, Tacoma
lU f^W i I I
i \ /L_ V, S(s/
V?icotiw. Am- -f*t,
fiwlW? OV?P?*. P ^ Tt<TT??7yi, isnH
Smtfj M??-o
San F ; ? co, Los Ange'es, San Diego
G. w/: AVn ?>? C. A. P. D. C D. C'JNANN, P.T. M.
Mi M*rk*? flf,, S*a Fnmrorn
R)fh nwrrtd I* ihm fctn^iih
NEaT sailings will be
5. S. Ci 'cao March 3-15-27
City of Seattle March 31, April 13
25, May 7-19-31
Spokane April 7 19 May 1 13 25
FRAN K !f. I>! VLO. Aifent, 2<kI & Sinmlwray. Hkggway
^gurWu- - BMP x
a Steamship "
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELL? FARGO EXPRESS
N it aallln* of U?? fast p*M?n??r ?t?aar
SS. JEFFERSON,
March 9-20
Conpanjr r-"T7?w th? ri*ht to chan*-? *a!Itn* dat?? wlthovt ootl**
TELEPHONE NO. H. C. B. GUPTILL, AOINT.
flBBBC.' 5 R. ? "? VSBi'st 4
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B C COAST SERVICE)
5-ii I i n ';>ts From ?SKagway
3a,)jr'-: oehittiv ?!tjor
Twin
Screw
SS. PRINCESS MAY
Mar. 23 April 2-12-23 May 3-14-24
Vancc u ver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
;j 87 F "A/. OWLE, Ag-nt
vj y . > ??J
e- r;iship Humboldt
Will rtall From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
MARCH 19th
-ailing dat* anbjert to change wltfiont notice.
THROUGH TICKET9 HONORED'
-Vi? Office: II. HARTWIGSEN
* 1 - i d Phon? 9-0. 5th and B'd/y, 8kagw-/.
D
SS 8 111
"iVvm^V ?>Vm \o
W\e JMmor
"D\rec\C/Ouuedm
*3\vrov^\\ Vvm\s
For Atfin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Tr.?in > ' vicoM y, Wedn -"lay an'i JY iay Between SKAGUAY ?p.d WHITE
IIOUSF, Train S rvif Monday, Wfdn ?hv and Friday Between WHITEHORSE And
SKAGUAY.
Carrying P; xs'-npfcrs, .re, Mail and Kxpr"**. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and Kiyer Steamers to a)! Point# in Alaaka and the Yukon.
Baggage l*>nded through. direct t<?lr^raphic service to all points in Alaska, Canada <fc U. S.
Writ* for l>-cript':ve Literatim- at <1 Summer Kxcnreion Rate*.
IIUFfffi CfMRIIfd, 0. L ??B8K. PRcSIOEHT.
V unooM fcf, fl Vjmwhiv. r, f snel Mkay<<*jr. Alaska.
C. W. CASH, I0MBI 1ST.
?^mrnay . Alaska.
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