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EDITORIAL PAGE
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The public should I* protect*!
ktainv fr*?du>ent promotion sharks
the wimp as it i? protected agwina:
llkwr in |?^Mf form Tb? oilr
iiwuml ?^ler of mining stock*. who
o?}\ ha* a straw i^orporation with *
hole in the inxini ? a ha* is for
robbing the people. ban * rtttkt
rnl place in tbe norid. and thnt
pla.? is the i^nilontiarv Aiaak*
todav woald he well developed and
en>o? ing legitimate prosperity had It
M l?v? for the fraud* that have
tv.i? perpot rated in securing capital
to iti\??t in hot-air lithographed
promotion st?-k* TV Investing
HMK *.?? *-een skinned ao oftea that
is almost n possible to rain*
n;one* on lectimate properties, that
wins* lie idle *?i! ng for booeat de
tHopanent A ? a m?*M of remedr
ii. c the condition, The Mining and
?C* timbering World oftprt the follow
>nc notation
Rver* -e^ly ?>ns*ni?ed mining
?-ompany. before being permitted to
offer stork to the pnWie, ought to
he compelled to take oat a lkense
row the state Snrh a license. to
b*> issued aJter examination by an of
final of the geological sanrev or
ni"v barena. rncmld cuaracte* to
the "sucker element of the lnveat
iu| public at least some remote'*
tangible mineral lands, or renaon
>M< probabilities as assets of the
?-ompanv in question Many campan
e* today hare as their only assets
tne silver tongue of the promoter
and his cheek of brass, which bring
hut Imle at a forced sale S?ch a
itceoaing s?wtem woald be a rela
bel* simple tys>*m to install tit
pia< tn-ally all oar states aad i?
on>e i under fedoral control A
M?f> iiivimv voaM thea t>* to
haw a trJfTll Nw-d, or Kit*
?s?r.!\ o! *sse?ur?ent to cssrwitw
ih?- r>':i!ioinNni<>? of the cxpitalin
t->?i submitted If the *pprorai of
such .uw^aisaient board* be set mud*
<* mpuloori in all oases, thee lORlt
imately organised oompeaies should
at least haw *he opportunity to rol
aatari It sahaiit. it they so desire,
iiHir p<?ns of rapiTaiiaaUoa for *
certificate of appror M by a MMdiOi
board .-outsit iited for that psrpoee "
The question of the vflMiaMl of
traora : row Alaska, ahick has be?-n
*x|tm?nl at Tarioa* times by the
war a*p>Dn??t, I? fstuaof const.ior
?kt? .xHna??nt and * ifc-oroaa prots?t
trma inftaential mm in varwa* part
of ? he failed State* Th* last ta??e
of the Amy asd Navy Journal ha*
MtMlfii the ?itl? tke fOl
lowinjt article
The riwtt piiWKul ioa of the
<?e?e?-al Staff's recommendations ia
the r?-onrans*ation plans that the
lose TTtimfM should be withdrawn
(t?a Alaak v or a sittWwt force
shoald he stationed there for it* de
fense, excited deep interest on the
Pacific Coast aad the Northwest
A \ijromus protest ha* alreody been
made by the M*?hers of ronjrre*
of Washington sad Orajton against
the withdrawal of the Military force
treat Alaalta ft I* insisted by those
who have taken an Interest In the
matter that a sufficient military
force shoe Id be statiosed ia Alaska
to rWffl the territory frost being
captured by a foreiga pow-er.
la this connection atteation
called to the fact that the Taft
Hoard recommended *He fortifies tics
of Kiaka 1* la ads "lhose Islands
were pat In the second list of fort
ification*. shirk Includes Pearl Har
bo?aad Mar la Bay The board care
preference to the KKIra Island* over
Pearl Harbor and Maalla Ray Kvi
dently the Tan Hoard thoucht It
w-aa mora iwiportant to provide for
the defense << Alaska than of Mani
la Kepi wr tsrirr Humphrey. ?f
Washington. has conr!a<W that the
' establishment of a naval base would
' strengthen the defeases of Alaska
' Ha expressed himself 1* forceful l?n
guage ajralnst the proposal to with
draw ?h* troop* from Alaska
' If the War r*epartment oon.es to
Congress with * proposal for tho 1
withdrawal of the military force !
from Alaska 111 rail* hell,- said
: Mr "It the military i
committee of the house abould on
don* such a proposition they'll :
know tlwv> beea la a fight, and
TO do most of the fighting In j
stead of taking the military force
I 'row Alaska. it should be supple
, meated by the establishment of a
naval haw at some important si rat j
e*tr point, and the stationing of a
number of sub-marines at that '
pls? '
r?e?egat? James TVickaraham, of
Alaska, who apparently has been
citing the problem some wr? ser
ious thought, admits that the pr*?
ent military force is iaadequate for
the defense of the territory. Ho
does not believe that it should be
withdrawn, hut etpresae* the opin
ion that it should be strengthened
so as to be effective "When 1 come
hack to Wasfclaftoa la l?eoember I
intend U> offer a bill for the cod- ;
st ruction of fortifications at Cape
St Rlias and ta the neighborhood of j
K at alia, which will protect valuable;
coal deposits of Alaska said Mr.
Wiokerabam These coal depos
its are more valuable than gold and j
other minerals and the I'nitad Stat<a
should look to their protection as '
against everything else As to the
proposition for the establishment of
a civil constabulary, the territory j
Joesnt need them Police duty can
be performed through other agen- 1
ciea."
Tt is evident tftat tre tfene-ai ST*ir
haa tonched on a 1I?? <ju??1ob In j
railing attention If th* defenceless
conditio? of Alaska TChen Cos
<rr*m ccwvecnB next ?e?B!oa tb? Pa
rfttc coast de^ecatioa will be r?>W
to take up the aeccoaary legislation
for providing an adequate defense
for Alaska anJ its Immmw reeour
f?? To people of tbe p?cinc const I
thia Brill be local foglalatloa hacked
by strong public sont1tr?>nt Sena
tors and members from that Bee- 1
tion are fullt alive to tk* nln? of
Alaska as a prira for a hoatlln ?a- j
tion and retard its dBfeaee of th j
i highest importance
IR se > 1 <? ' t BMmdiri
AMmIii a UmdM in4trM^ t?r4
Tweed n>ro?lv fn r???swing th* Mac
jn!* ef ?nMabtiry'a hvetgn poftc.T,
joofed Rtamanct'a fawonB dawrlpOoo
>f the martp>t% "A Bt* painted to took
JkB fr*' Psrhapa It wna I.*cd Tweed
worth's eaiwirlatlm thet wwn* tbe j
Anrhew. tt*a tef<.H?i ?n>? I
tint Inert Tweedmotrth WI en to '
-rttlctsn tba foreign poVj of tha gc?
trotnent an>t described the klarqnls of ;
Ba tl*b?ry as a lark painted to look Ilk*
? Ho*'
Mr Chamberlain was the victim on j
*?Mber occasion ef a somewhat am??
?n* error of a almiiar order Ha had (
aihtded to the Figaro nC Beaiunaerhal*. ;
tart the last word was transformed
when tt apt<earod la print tnle 1V? i
Warche * j
When, again, t-ord 9aTtsln>ry quoted |
I-ord VTorler a famous phrase. "rnsnt i
p)*b and Manitoba.* In which be
tnmmed up what appealed then to be |
the Unionist policy far Iseinnd. tbe ei
(WMBlott wtne net to print as "man*
-rt?B and *en al the bar *- t>sarBoo'a
________
Zefce Knew Rufa.
Rnfp was telling Zeke about ? ten j
rtbie wa parte he had bad the night
before after be had irnesid the da? at j
tbe rtrer tmApns making for his oaWn
abort a haTT mils thrragh the 4at% i
Bm?r*
"And teat at I starred tour 4* brash
( hears ? ftmnr neNa Ilk* a abcta
snortln" I ?oeks op an' a Woe nght |
forrps owt ar ?a geenn' an' tbapaa
lt*e(f (are a ghost sbeet sta font tall.
Rnd Are was a Wicker! n em ?r tta hoe*
tt stood attU ktndee then lifted ? k?ng.
boor flrgee an1 earn. 1 *ant jwi Rnfr
Jtrbw.
"1 walk* tip t? tt an shakes my own
Uncpr ric'it in tts fsoe. Yon n< -><1 rent
bosit?o*? an' ID antml mtnn.' I saar sb
tn-n? on my heel ar goer right on.
-Now wbMd y*w *r done. feke. tn a
ca?r Hke dst T~
"*!Ti of 4<?r tes* what vec dape. yoa
terras) (fla' wtgrrr ** **t U?oH Repub
FHe grand opera ?ta*-s
have gone abroad, '
but ?
vott can still hear them sine I j
their greatest triumphs on thr i
Victor.
Thvwifrh thrv srr thousand* of
rnitp* away. Cartiso, Melha. Tet
razhni, and all the other famous
artists who make records ex
ciasrivrlv for the Victor, sine for
you whene?er and as often a* you
wish. I
Comf in ?<?d ht?r ?h*m, init #f* Ihr
diflrrcnt Xrltt of iht Victor HlOtollPO*
tnd Vicmr VittroJi IDS to liwl K?*?
term* f? de?irrd
WILLIAM PRITJ
THE DRUGGIST
Ijfc,
gtwnp
m
BSOLITELY.W-Ow,
,,uryr,L ready to operate
arrival;
O-f w?w*ki
ttmrmMr: naify ?kyr"' ?
IV p?trm? write*: * W'
a .-vn*irti wwii ?wS aallllnc ??
,*~r,r<- ?t 1# I<?>? Of ?? |wr24-Vwir
!U. -i.b ??* ?m. <???'??*
. ,^*r".?-rr pchwsbmhI trrn.K <iUyr
5TAMP MtU* BK?l nrMfnim
, rrr am: prrfw tbwti ^to ?ny
. tb?r ?t?mp n>m ?m
IufnrmttVm oMalMbte Iff addr***
! * twlttR w>
SeaitW C?Btnc6? ft \kjb&
Iwi>t . t SmMs, V. *? A.
i <> ? i i'Ko wn b p it i if a
r H I C K K X
at
The Park Train li^tiinmnl
Mr. A. C. Mercer, the veil known ,
photographer will hare full charge
of the Draper & Co., Btudio for the j
next thirty days, or during his stay j
in Skagway. While Mr. Mercer is!
making a specialty of A. B. sub
jects, it is not to be inferred that
he Is confined strictly to that work.|
He will serve the public generally j
with the same painstaking care that 1
he confers upon the A. B'a. Anyone
who admires his high class work
should call at the Draper studio
while Mr. Mercer is In the city. tf.
Delicious Ice Omd and |cs
cream soila. with strictly pure fruit
Juices and crushed fruits at the
Vienna Cafe, Bm?Iway, between
Fifth and Sixth Ave* tf I
i GREAT C. EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier, SO
cento per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for naming mothers. Only'
two b*n*4s left. After that price wtl
he Sf cenfs per bottle.
Pack Train Bar :
CHAR MEAT CXKTC TAILS
at
TTie Pack Train Restaurant
Smel a la carte.
Olympla beer on draft at the,
i Board of Trads. This famous brew j
! is kept constantly fresh both on I
draft and In bottles This is the
time to drink beer. Get It at the
Board of Trade Bar, where the eel- 1
eb rated Rainier Beer Is also kept
la bottles. tf.
5!*c for a home cooked me*!? j
quick, clean service Where? Atj
the Sew Home Restaurant, Fifth j
Avenne. naif a minute from Uroadwa.
|
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlfwen, successor U
W. W. Bough ton, has taken tht
agwncy for the Justly famous
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 lost received from the fac
tory at Tsmpa, Fla. If you want the i
best don't fall to give thess goods ,
a trial
Relieves CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
and all
Dittkirgu in
'4H0URS
PROPESSlOitAL carp* .
Attorney*
GUNNISON A MARSHALL
Attorney*- A t-Law
P. O. Box R. Juneau. lia?k?
H. B. LE I'EVTt
attorney-at-law
Commissioner For Yukon Territory
U) Taka Affidavits
^kuiv. . ivm
STEVE RAQAN
AUornay ?t Law
. _
HAINES ALASKA
Dwittata.
DR. L. S. KELLER
DENTfST
Most Modern Method*
Open Evening*.
Ctfloe How*: Ml a m 1-8 p. m
AiMkan Building, - Broad waj
SKAGWAY, alaoka
Dental Supplier
*. P. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? DeaJeru In?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
! 229 Walkw BMg., Seattle, Wash
Ciders by mail or cable will rv
! prompt attention Catalniyn
j ' a rvQueat
Fr# S5c rm. can fee a wftolasome
| borne cooked trcaJ *? the Now Homr
i ^eetauraat. &tb At# , Jnrt off of
Rroadway.
Food cooked an :t should be at
the "White Pass Otfe." Only th?
| hest In the market Mrs. Orloff
King, proprietress. tf
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
Eroin Shaft No. 6. Oyster Bay Mine*
at Ladysmith, tho highest grade
Household coal of ail the B. C. fields
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat,
light Ash
On and after Jnlj 1st, 1910, wp
shall offer this coal, selected and
traded as fofiows: ?
J IXxible Screened and sacked.. $13 ton
Screenings (sacked) 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) 7 ton
Above prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaska.
JUNEAU S. 8. COU
KLBCTRIC LIGHTED STF.A M
HEATED 8TEAMEK
Georgia
Oarryln* U. S Man
For Haines, Pe-ners Bay, Jon??u,
T?nak?e, S ka artd Wsttwu j
-SaiLS
PROM SKAGWAY
WO. rv, ii. 17, as. 2!?.
SKIT. 4. 10, 10, 23, 8ft.
at l:R m. m.
WILL'S NOWKf.L, Mgr . Jan?a?<
S==
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma>
Victon*, Vmcoovtr, Aft*- oft t,
Oi jmpn, Port Trrwwud, South
B?Hmghj?n. Enrrk*. S*o<a B?rK*ra, M?ri)
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego [
G. W. ANDREWS, G. A. P. D. C D. FX JNANN. P. T. M.
113 JanKs St.. Smiflle 1 12 M?rin S?., Smi Fintw f
P ?i rw?frw! to chnnw (Hii
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of 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. FOLD, Agent, 'iori ?V Broadway, Skagway
ma
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND WELL? FAROO EXPRESS
NVit Mlltng of Mm fMt ptwwiw
JEFFERSON
Aug. 31. Sept. 12 - 24.
Oct. 6-18-30. Nov. 10
DOLPHIN
Sept. 6 - 18 - 30
Oct. 12-24. Nov. 5 21
Company re*** tw *J>?> f.frbt to duuBf nailing d?t?p without noOo?
C. B. OUPTILL, AGENT.
TELEPHONE NO. ??.
rsi hi i ii ? ii? in ? ? ii nv&mawmuMmm
Canadian Pacific Ry.
Mjr (B. C COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From SKagway
Famous Steamers
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA <2EH>
MULL LEAVE 5KAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
Subject to oh*ne? ?It.wat otic#
Vancouver. Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Pnp?? 87 F. F W. I.OWLE, Afl?nt S
Steamship Humboldt
THE out ISJEPtWEm SfHISHIF OPtHHNG TO S. t JUSM
Will .tail from Skagvay for Seattle and Way Ports
$ Sep. 5th, 18th, 30th. Oct. 12th
Sailing <J*to rabject to cfctnx* without notlc*.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
Aanttie Ticket* an?l *11 Information
7l? fteeo?4 Aw ?. II. HARTWIOSEX, Mb A Itrondw'j
1
WHITE PASS 8 YKi 1
(^pF?ETRBLE J^gOTE
Through Tickets To and From
lAtlin, Dawson Fairbanks, and all Interior
Alaska and Yukon River Points
axdwinku ArronrrKD iwnr.ou oiwkrwttox car*
are now in in regular service between Skaguay anrl White Horse. The cam 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 spacious individual leather chairs, writing desks, card tables and dressing
rooms.
Regular Sailings between White Horse and Dawson on Commodious Steamers
Constant Improvement in Service i* Our Aim. ' Sde?e?rton? Invited
For Fort Her Information. Apply to
O. L. DiCKESON, President, Skaguay. Alaska and Vancouver, B. C.