2 fyc j&* ilji
OffiaiL C1TT PAPKK L S- KKLLKR, P?bli?h?r
Admiuwi u MCOBd c-.m? mul ?*Uer Jul* $> 18W. at tfw Poatoffic* at Sitae w*y
Oopy tor Chti^re o? adwrusenMata must he in by 1 o'clock p. na to ln?ure
lamruoo mm* Jay- MT AdTwukiog rat? on a; plw?trao
Tb? Daijy AJaakaa cbujn foe *1. pubOcatioaa aoi acUcu?d. whioh ia-j
<Jed?a *S aoUce*. cUmc (tea cbarcaaa or cbantabia aoc^cti*^
Subacrtpdoa Kaua. i Tbre? awtitt fay mmJi 2.2$
Oa? aaoaU by aaU ?? Six bkisUi by mail i(t
Om BoaU by ?m* IJM.Oa* yaar by stall 1.90
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND JLDYWlglC j ft. NTS RECEIVED BT
??Mtt N?wa Oa. .* WHhhM^ T. T.| E. L. PUisac AUia. B. C
E. W GUtoa OMxraa. T. T. Kelkr Dr*? CP .. .. Haines. Alaska
EDITORIAL PAGE
The Noon* V?nW of June 22
ortit. tins the following ?n
tMDtvmnit "Roewwft With
draw < " ?ClilWHW* i* Carry Sni
District ' TVe Nuggrt has two ?e?
guesses pomint
C ?. Williams of Sitka, nM in
a Seattle interview. that "the Na
tives of Alaska hate never profited!
kr tkr of the white new
About all the white men s lavs have
done for them is to deprive them of
th^ir means of livin* by restricting
hunting and fishing "*
It is unfortunately true of all ab
origines that the? first pi<k up the
vie** of the wh it oa. leaving the vir
tues to take care of thentsolve? or
to he nurtured by an cx-oasjonal
great missionary like William P?n
ran, of MeMakahtla l>uncan"s sys
tem was to take the raw Indian and
teach him how to build boats, set
traps, seine fish, construct houses
and prepare food and clothing. He
then inculcated the simpler and easi
ly understood principles of the
Christian religion H? omitted all
the mysteries and flourish** of the
chmreh, for which, by the way. he
? as removed He taught the In
dians to "read, 'rite and "rt throe
tic." and as be believes that was
about all they were capable Of com
prehending. he stopped educating
farther The result * as that as
long as he could keep them a**}' ?
from the white traders, he made a
pretty fair sample of ritiaen out of J
then#
This paper it a firm believer In
education both for the Indian and
the white race, hut It believes an
industrial education should be as
important a part of the curriculum
as the literary kind. Whew the In
dians go to school they naturally ac-i
quire the white man's ways; they
*et a glimpse of better things and
the instinct to advance Is stimulat- 1
ed by observation of the more ad
vanced forms of civilised life They
want better clothe# and better home
and this desire should be encourage
The only way they can attain these
things is by industry. They should
be taaght how to prepare and mar
ket fish; their education to be of
value must be practical and shapod
towards helping them la the life
which necessity will compel them to
pursue. That life In Alaaka means,
fishing, boat building, lumbering
and mining
(tuLES R E6Uk*R MEETING.
A?n?. No S&, FYmtfroal
OM? of ?*?>?? *1.1 W?*M?
?*r tiikt 11 u?ir M' on dtu a*v
M?. \tSlU &t s cWUMkllj lB
*U?sl to attood
T. A. MoDowud, W. P.
J M K*flw. W. S?c
liRIAT CiKAMNCt SAIC
Soli m a Ixm' Malt lUlBtar. N
("Mil p?r 6o4U* Bap^rtally prepared
f?<c ei< t people anj lavalnta. u4 M |
o*i*nt for tmu nioUere Oaij
l?v *TT*?J MTv. \fW Uwl |>rto? wU
*>- i. ?e^ per MUt
rac* trmto Bar
BAKtRY GOODS.
l<Tv*>l- all k'.n.i*- ttXHB tk?
oren. cake* and (4?v coofevw u4
4ouchnat*, m fact a first cla?a lis* o
Nuwt p>nj? *HI N> N*J at 0>?
Wnrva RUtrr, Rrna.l?Ar, M?rm
Fifth uj Stxt* Arenwea tf
Uo to lb* "White Paw Oafc";
for Hm> t?t moat* in Wfcttohors*
Now undor the manaf^meat of Mr*.
Orteff Kin* tt
IVlk-kn* tea Own Mj M
ftNini soda. with strictly poire fr?Jt
Joices Mid orusfeod traits at the
Ylenr.* Cafe, hetwaea
Fifth ?nd Sixth Atm. tf
NOTICt TO THE PUBLIC.
From this date oa all calls Intend
ed For Menry fftMoatUi, tte Inde
pendent Kip i mm shoald be B?i*
to aeveo-su (7C) aad j<*jt rail will
receive imicediat# attenUoa. He w
discontinued hi* office at the Hoart
U>n t Sw* ?
Hooded viilsUw ? vUbeoo. Mom
V-?-noei and Maont. Tfce best of
Bow-Blw Ribboc, Badwefeer and
HUe Rainier. at t*?e Wascot. Tele
pbrwie ?7. V
None bettor anc porer a>*n GlbsoB
rye. Rainier aad Otympl* beer. Or
ders by >bone promptly delivered.
Tbe Mucol tt
Kt tor ? boate cooked
qatck. clean eerrlce Wbere? At
tbe New Rob* Restaurant. Fifth
Avenee feaK a ndnate froa Rreadw^
i^vwv*
Relieves CATARRH
tho
BLADDER
\ l and all
n'tcisrjn it
iakcurs;
I M1.UMVP l.KTTKRS IN
SKA?WAY n>ST OFVU K
Skarwa? post office Jnljr IS, 1S11.
Adams. K , Rutler. R , Brown, 0.
P., Br?rpr, C. M., Br?wn, C. M
<i Oaaev, J., Dwyer. Ed
ward 1 1 lett*m> I ''?It, J., Rtkland,
O, Flqnet, C. D., Hendjr. W.. Kin*.
Mr* Oiloff. l,ove, Henry, I/aOhap
p*?He, Bulled, Manlt, R. H. (cnrd)
M.-Gee, Ml* Serll ?oard) Martin,
? k, G C.. O'Connor. M
J . Ptttmon, 8 W , IVtemon, Mr*
l" , Slma, Wm , Slm?? W., Smith.
W , Tkorton. J , Walker. C. O
I'ncUlme.l letter* remaining In
A. K Klnriril. P. M.
TO CUKE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Take LAX ATI YC RROMO Quinine
TaMet* ITuarUU refund mon?y It
it fail* to rt?r*k K. W. GROVE'S sir
nature it on each box. lit
\\ A\TKD TO nmHASK
Copper *Un?i - Oold and Sllw
Mt??* Offer* to b* wnt undor U
W\ S?4? c*r? o t Rudolf Voos*
l*iT**ic. i>rn>*wy. l*-t
#Vr *-"<? r?*- <?* r? a ??rbo???oiB*.
bnik* rookn! *?ai at Ux N?* Hob*
RifiMrut, utfc A??. )?( off of
4t?d?V
Lor?fl Twltfht
A* t*ilt?ht t? c?um!0 ov the refrac
tion of tb* Rtmns^ht-H* without iTMrk
W? ahoiiH liiMnwUj in Untunes* at
raanrt. ?U parts of the ?>m ri ti hav?>
twOicht, tbon*h of ??ry1tn: duration
WlMi tb# mud tin? aunfc rtahteen rte
FTV>?? Mr* ttHP hortaon no more itpht
can refract i>d a in where. but tbe.
p?tb of the sun hi the equator t* ?o
nearly vertical that Its di^ptwaratx-e
is proportionally rapid
Tbe ahorte?t |ti Ulybt at the e?pw*w
to one boor ami twelrr minutes at lb#
equinoxes to M.itvh and Sep'etnbor
tbe kmcest ia oiw hour and Miieteen
minute at the solstli-e* in June rnl
December
In London from May VS.' to .Inly TJI
It la twVlrbt all l^'ndi the \?
wonder. wKb n disunity ?o crt*-il ;>???>
pie apeak of nlrht in (In- tropin a
cominp on aluto^l ?tu!?le?i!i Karttiot
north *H!l. Iti ttir Mh-ii.hhI- ?twl \or
way. iv* >s|fak ?l 'In- DMlmvkl ?un.
wlwr* won n??\ er it??* ^cm <?! tlir i?l>
of day and iwiltjrli! t? unknown lnA.
don ^iMi iiid.r
Los* the
Jtmei 0??it'y. n n?te?i KtwuA MA
llomaulnc. Med bun <??? itM-iuortUe- j
day to a bookstall mi <!imiohil. . .h koi ,
and. spying ;i little volutin- in - x t op I
and :%iii<t>?l ihrmist it ?
After ar h.'lf tw? asked its prwv fn<m '
an old wotimo aixi was tnM ?i wa?.
two and alsivnoe. "I'll cl ?> yon *t*
pence for It." said Cphwi'v \:n '
replied tbe |w*?r old tlnme; it rost rv>
2 sbillitics " W'betvnpon our l**tk <to
eourer tbrew It down tn dtseu^t at*'
retired. A srentlem.-in. ?veebearln:: tv
alietvation. Stepped forward and pur
elwaed it ?t tbe sum demanded t'ross
ley re*nrn<s1 anon after" and. not kins
tbe boots bad jenne. ainI'Mtaly impnred
what bad l?*?nie of it "Sold. ' an
swered tbe woman, "for what you re
fnaed to plve " "Tell me ? Ho I touch!
It. and m dve him lo sbttlliiT* for '
If' said lYnasley eaireri^ Ttr timrtl
is wlf *rl?lent !
Tt>* Hmfeiind
Brewer aav? tin- ?u-ti A I* railed
"?ndora. atnper* or amprna " It la
sometime* <mI*? I "?'i<?rt and " In old
en tin?"? It w;i* kn>itrn ??? a?np<T?and
but th ?t wont toiyt ai?? felt into din
one. It is "ilinply a <"ontra<-Ted ami j
rapidly made form of th<- 1 -Tin el. Tlie
name smp^raand la dertv??i frrun "and.
per aee "'if tbit la. a *lnclt? aymb->l
whirb in tt--elf ?? rind Amnefaaml,
mentilnc A i* nae?1 in chapter 21 of
"Adam Half" < 1 SMIi ; jitao In a |?<>?'in
In Pitw li or April 17. 1J*?. The lirat
at.nnTn In the poem alluded to la aa
foliowa:
Of all the tvpea In a prlnter'a Med
Orarwnd me to the umprraand
For ha'* th?- ircnllrms n ?*-rn? lo me.
Of the tvpntrraphteai oompanle
Ob. mv n.t^ tittle amprraxnd
)<i fracefnl. <n*-a"t!>(? nmj* -sihtl
Nr.thtn* tint Oa l- ? *? ? r i <
? mv ?la*?ei a-?i'wraar.<t
The grand opera s?tar*
have pone abroad,
but- -
yon can still hoar them siry I j
tlwir greatest triumphs on tin '
Victor.
Though thfj are thousand* o( i
mite* away, Oaruao, Melha. Trt
rarnni. ami all the other l?mom
artists who make record* ex- \
chisively for the Victor, sing for
you w henever and as often as you
wish .
t in and hut them, and m* the
d-ffermt ?1?tM ot the VieKw UOto|](?l
and V*tne.Yictni>J? WIS h> $W. KMJ
term* ii dnirtd.
I .WILLIAM BRITT
"" THi DIU^IST ~ 4
MOORt'S WHRRF CO.
Terminus W. P. * T. Root*.
A 11 Svtithbouud Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouse* op?n for deA^ery of m?rch*.:><1;N> from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
tVrirfesbles OKL.T deKYered on Sunday or at night.
All freight ahlpmectt destined southbound most be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (papers oan be obtained at the IT. S. cus
tom* office) and must he delivered before 6 p. m. No freight will be
received on the wharf after thte hour.
BAGGAE ? Tolls will be ooBected oa CHECKED BAGGAGE ONT-T
No charge tor bam ted gripe when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to the public when steamer Is n earing
dock and will be opened when passengers hare disembarked.
V harfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
P. O. Box 17V E. J. 8HAW, General Manager.
TheWhitePass AYukon Route
TTMK TABLE XO. 20.
(Dally Kxcept Sunday.)
Sn. t X. Boiixt
1st class
9:30 a. m. Leave*
l i M p. m. "
18:45 "
t:44? "
S20 ? "
8:J? "* Art fr??
Arrives
leaves
SKAfil'AY
MHITK PASS
LOG CABIN
BEXVKTT
CARJBOl
? VVHITKHOKSK
Passengers must be at depots In time to hare Baggage Inspected
acd checked. Inspection ts stopped SO minutes J# fore leaving time of
trains.
1st pounds of baggage vlll be checked free with each full fare :
ticket and 7S pounds with each halt fare ticket.
Leaves
Mo. 2 8. IW>nn<l
1st class
es 4:3.1 p. m.
3:0.1 "
2:20 "
1:4ft M
11:40 a. m.
?:SO "
? y .... , . -
PROFESSIONAL C Ail OK
GUNNISON A MARSHALL
Attorneya-At-lAvr
P O. Bn S. Ju>i?4to, Mar**
H. 8, LE FEVRlt
to Take Affidavit*
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Commissioner For Yukon T*Titor?
Hkfcgwv. Alaska
STEVE RAGAK
Attorney at Lair
HAINES
ALA8KA
DiUrt*.
OR. L. 6. KELLER
DENTIST
Moct Modern Metbod*
Open Evening*.
Cfflce Hours: S-12 a. m 14 p. m.
Ai&akan Building, ? Broaiway.
SKAGWAY. ? 2_ ALASKA.
Dental Sttpplif*
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? DeaJera Id ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 tValkcr Bid?., Seattle, Wm>
Ciders by mail or cable will rt
?:>c prompt attention. Cwtalegij
Ml IVQUeSi
Music Teachers.
MISS M. G. HlNDSHAW
Twurhor of
piano for 're
Special Terms for a lUmtt^d
Number of Betiuners
EIGHTH AVE. ANO VAIN ST.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson R re. Bud
wiser. Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
COALI
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6, Oyster Bagr Mine*
at La?iv?wniU?, the hijHkest ?rade
cmisebold coal of ail the B. C. fields
58.28 FIXED CARIION
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heal.
Ueht Ash
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected and
traded as follows: ?
Double Screened and sacked. f IS ton
Screenings (Racked) 8 ton
Srrewilnjra (bulk) 7 ton
Above prices Include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaska.
JUNEAU S IS. m
<LHCTRIC LfOSTKn STEAM
HEATED STEaMEK
orgia
Oarrylnt U. S. 'Wall
lYr Haines, Berner* Buy Jnnes i,
Haooa, Tenakee, 8 ka arid Wayport*
SAILS ?
PROM SKAGWAY
.Inne I, 7, 1.1, 10, 2.1.
it ? : 00 ?k hv
WILLIS NO WELL, Mrf Juoeao
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Victom, VurnniB. ASitnrtr*, B?lhr^h?m J
Er mu, CHympm, Port Towweod, SootS
_ _ R-!;.ngh?m, L#rk?, S?ntt Barbara, Maka
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego |
G. W. ANDREWS. C. A. P. D. C D. DUNANN. P. T. M. I
1 13 J*nm St, Seattle 112 Marta St., San Franrnrr
1? ?fc? trwwtj ht rknatm Am
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle May 7-19-31
June 12-24 , July 6-18-30
Spokane April 19 May 1 13 25 June 6
State of California July 12 24
FR\NK H. POLD. Agent, '2nc! Hmodway, Hkagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELL* FARGO EXPRESS
Next lag of ?? rant purnnw
\ Jefferson, - June 8-20 July 2-14-26
Dolphin, - June 2-14-26 July 8-20
Ooropanj rmtrrm (k? rl^ht to eh*Ar wiling dataa ?*' tho?t notte*
TELEPHONE NO. M. C. S. GUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From SKa^way
Famous Steamers
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA <522
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
Subject t(f eb*r>pf frltaett
Vancouver, Victoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
P1.M ?r F. F W LOWLE Afl?nt
Steamship Humboldt]
Will Sail Krcim
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Port.
JULY 4-14-25
Anlllnff riat? mibject to rbaae? without
THROUGH TICKIT# HONORED
s..-,lU? OfflcA: Tickrf* ?n<1 *11 lnf?rTti.itl?>n
?1? VvoaA Krenim. Ft. HA?WW?W, ??h A BrMdw*/.
IE li THE DHWSOH F|
AUG. 14th to AUG. 17, 1912
TRAVEL IN COMFORT
DOWN THE YUKON
AND SEE
THE MIDNIGHT SUN
% SPECIAL ROUND TRIP EXCURSION RATE
Skagway to Dawson and Return
Seventy $70.00 Seventy
Including meals and berths on steamer both ways between White Horse and Dawson.
Tickets good tfoing, only on trnin leaving Skaguay ? AUGUST 10th ? Returning, leaving
Dawson on any Steamer up to and including August 19th.
If you cure for Scenery, don't miss tHis trip over
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE
O. L D1CKESON, President