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EDITORIAL PAGE
Hewn in S*attl* thor* t? a i**bll
rat ton known as th* SMttlr Tliiw?
Its pabiishors dc*m it ?h* gr?at?*t
nvwspapor on p*r(li and tli? ar*
not ? Mt it *wrl?| It.
Pompous and florid Aidrn J. BWIiw
?av* no and all th* )?ww Rlethii
?-<ho Ills amn?i
Som* tim* **0 the l^alljr Alaskan
prtntod th* statotn*nt that this
l^allT Timos had alaar* oppoa*d Al
aska's d*l*irat* in '~oogr**s and
?n??*r*d at o?r attempts at ?lf
tommmrt Alaskans all knom
this to he lm?, bwt the publication
of th* truth rsusod th* T1m? to
squirm. and srousod th* wrath of
t h* *xcitahi*. old oditorlal |t*?t1o
man * hos* dota** requires tondor
nursing l?*t ?poj>l?T b* induced;
and so It happon?"d
I -*M Sundav ? Tim** cam* Hack *t
?? in word* of might? import;
(i>? to our charms with th* ???n
?* *rahi* argument that we were a
iMrknoods *ditor and that our ln
t?ll*ct was withered
\o* it ?o happened that th* ver<r
? Horn this diacuasl?
:?roa*. was in Skagwar coincident
sith ?h* arrival of lh* Sunday
Tim?* TVIogat* Jam** Wiokeraharr^
ih? ?:wi? Washington of Alaska
\li Alaska knows Wiokwsham and
th* Itailr Ataakaa Is willing to J?nt
his word hp against that of poinpows
and florid A1d*n J Rl*th*n. Hot*
?r? his rtjt^mmts *nnltRt the
dispat*
Kditor 1 ?ailr Alasksn:
Yon may sav for me that ?h*
?*?*ttlv Hall* Tim#* has opjwwd
'W< mm* I have mad* during mv
t?rm? ia congreas, looking to the
?curing of a how rale bill f*r !
this t*rritorv It has ridicule th*
honn- rul* idea, liod about m* and ,
<int.?rt.>i mt interviews with its re
!H>rtt>r* Its anthoriged cormipon
>i?t. i whoa* nam* will b* furnish
ed If requested i was In Washington
and joined with other# of Seattle,
particularly mem hem of the Now
Chamber of Commerce. In attempt
ing to necure the pannage of the ob
noxious appointive commifglon moas
?re H la only through the corn
sistent work of a few such new* pa
per? u the Skagway Haflr AlaaHfn,
barked up by the honest voter* of
th,? Territory that the legislative
bill became a law.
I Signed i James Wlckersham,
iviegate from Alaaka
Cur ley" the pet dog of Walter
MoBrlen, died a few days ago
Curley wan a companionable little
fellow, and maybe he la now on a
plane of existence where there are
no flena and where there are plenty
of rata to chaee and everything ar
ranged for the happinees of a de
serving dog
There la an old Oriental tale
about a Hindu, who startod out to
find the twilight land which divides
the world of day from the world of
night He took hia faithful dog with
!?lm and wearily plodded to the
'loriaons distant portal. There he
! was met by an angel of the mystic
realm, who invited him to come in
because he had alwaya been kind to
hia fellow man, and had done no
wrong "Hut aa this place Is holy,
the dog may not enter,'* apoke the
celestial being The Hindu Mid.
""If my doc may not enter heaven,
neither will I He haa been my cora
iMtnion. constant and true He haa
[ followed me all the weary way and
1 1 will not desert him now." Then
'the angel, with a radiant smile, said
because of your great love, you may
both enter the realms ?f bli?a."|
Tbey both panned in and Heaven was
| not lens holy for having the faithful
1 dog there
A WOMAN
SAVED HIM
Be Eli JEN INGERSOLL
?.rurH?y k?t a ciecfc la r
l?i>k la Mvaiml ituh Helac in
l?d bea'th he taacvd for ? trip, but
Ut(u n>> tuMM laid nj? be f?nM m<
afford to take <?#? Tb* president of
the hank la whfc"h be was
Uked htm aad set Ms wits to w?t to
arrange aa outing f-?r Mia one day
be calks! the ><>?_* nua late hts (Hi
?att .??<> and said to baa
"ttoe of Um> bank* K?t?i?nw owes
w>nH> u?.> oey to a Spaatant named
J uam. H\ in* tti a a o?t of the m ay
oa Ik* northern o?*ai of i*?ath Amor
ka T !wrr n t>> l?Bk nftr the owM
h?r thronch ? htch the debt can he
discharged J uarpt ta a mean, tricky
old Wln?. and HuPdsK t tkt M4?r,
fwta that the only raj la the matter
ta to send ?'iw <?r there *1th the e*
act amount ta s?M to |*y the debt and
take a receipt Thinking It a ohan.-e
for j?a to cot a chance of sce?e. I have
atMCC^te.' that you wontd p and at
trod to the nutHt wtthowt char** If
jo? e*i*ases were paKt The winter
yon dreed Is -mil* ?a here, white It
ta warm do* a there You will (ret
a sea ma?* oat aad back What do
yoa ?a.tr
tJnoby ja wiped at the offw He
wa? provided with a l?o\ o rtaiafnc
e??)ev half eartos aad doable eagles
to the a??M of Ktu\ which was
pat ta bta stateroom oa the ship Jaat
before she salted He waa itao far
a Is bed with a statement of the KTMmt
aad all aeoesaary rarer* The box cots
tahted the exact amoaat dae to ha
paid.
Oa the ship with Grlfaby waa a re
ceat graduate of a wmni'i college on
her way to Honduras. where abe had
acrefHed a |?nat?!oa of teacher of math
rflMthW aad pbyak-a Striae that
t?rtr?.by was wot well, sbe waa eery
kind ta him. ear en* tone aad cherrl??
him. i;r**d>y. who bad a way of say
iac what he meaat iuMead of aaaooth
| Inc tktar>. ?u much nnviwd no im
present movement in woman a atatua
Ht rrgrettcd that women abouhl oc
j cupy pmIUkm frnvMiT (Mvoplfd by
wen only. He vu oppneJ to ? col- I
lactate rd\x-sttoB for them and pre
form! to wee them taking care of
homes.
-Women." he ?a?d, "haven't the umc
, kind of brain aa men. They're not fit
t?-<1 to take hold of proldema aa men
are ami work them out"
"If yon should p>t Into a scrap*
woold you rely moat on a woman or a
man to help you outf aaknl M las
j B^rd.
"If my getting (MSt depen?le?l on fool
Ini wine one I would prefer a woman
If It depended on proving facta 1
w?iM only rely on a iiim "
Miss Boyd admitted that she would
rather follow na Hire's law -marriage?
but since she couldn't wait for a maa
abe wouM lie pleaaed to marry to
come alooc and offer himself to her
abe must be doing something for her
self
When they reached Hooduraa Grigs
by found J ware*, who came from the
Interior to meet blm. The Spaniard
waa more illsarreeabie than be bad
been reprroented After tbe payment
had been made he oonnted tbe money.
| anil, finding tbe amount correct, he alga
ed a re?-e<pt. not for W.?W la gold, but
for ao many pounds, aa atated In the
Invoice that had been made out In
Montreal After giving Grir*t>y the
receipt he aaM that be would bare the
fold w eighed To Grigaby 'a aatorriah
meat It was short tn weight Then tbe
aM rascal had Gri*aby arrested for
? jrarloltiing some of tbe gokl
The young man was not only dla
tresard. bat pnasled. Tbe gold bad
been boxed and sealed ever aloe* K
had left tbe bank, and be could sot aee
aay possible way for tbe abo^age to
have occurred Nevertheless 'he bad
aoae It weighed himself. and tbe weight
waa enough abort of tbe figures on the
invoice to make a considerable differ
?enoe la foods
There was nothing for Grigs by to do
bat at am] trial, and. there being no
way for Aim to prove that ha had not
taken from tbe coins by acid applica
tion. filing or oth?r means at amount
of gold equal to the deAdeocy, It waa
, impossible for htm to eacape a term In
The grand opera star*
have gone abroad,
but ?
f you can still hear them sinfc' j |
thfir greatest triumphs on th? '
Victor.
N Though they are thousand'- of
miles away, Caruso, Melba, Tet
raiaini, and all the other famoti?
artists who make records ex
clusively for the Victor, sing for
roo whenever and as often as you
wish.
Com* in six) hear them. a*d see the
different M;)es of the Victor (II0to$;00>
and Victor Viftrola (Hi 10 IM>. Katy
terns H desired. _
| VllH/V'FPITT
JTHEf DRUGGIST f
prison
He did no! meet Miss Boyd after
they landed till he saw tier sitting
anionic the spectator* In the court
room at his trial. He was *l?ut to
be convicted when she arose and asked
to be put on the stand. Her evMem-e
wss given direct, without her being
questioned by an attorney
"I will explain." slie said. "why the
gold weighs less here than when It left
Montreal, though the amount In dol
lars Is the same Weight varies with
; the centrifugal fon-e caused by the ro
tation of the earth. Tills force Is
greater at the equator than nt any
point between the equator and the
poles. That Is. any snhstanr-e Is lighter
her* than In Montreal."
Jnare*'s ca?e fell to the gronnd
(irlgsby wa? acquitted and left Ibe
courtroom wl^h the woman who had
I saved him.
"1 believe I said to trim." he re
marked "on our voyage here that If In
trouble I would rely on j? mnn nmre
than a woman to save me In a matter
of fart. Mi position has been abun
dantly disproved. Anionic n hundred
men. more or less, who have known of
my peril not one had the kuowledirv to
explain the deflctency in the vwlcht of
the gold. For this I am Indebted to
yon. I retrai-t all I said Hereafter I
ahall I* a devoted snpjxirter of worn
en's colleges "
A Shoo' W???o of Monty.
"When I played politic* and little
j else," observed "Indian Jim" Pin lay
j "1 was delegated to raise a subs* rip
j flon to buy a solid brass rbnndeller
j for a well konwn politician who first
I aaw the light of day In the Rmerald
! late. It wa* 10 be a present to him to
be Installed In the parlor of a new
I honse he was about to move Into
j Among tho?e I tackled for a contrt
| button was an Irishman who had been
born In the same town and came
j across the pond about the same time
?a the politician I told him what was
[ to be bought with the money, and a?
j he put his name down for a liver. he
j blurted ont:
j "| was horn and bronght np with
! Blank, ami It I* like throwing money
j tn the river buying the like* of him a
I chandelier, as the dlvtl of a note can
he play on It."- Kansas City Journal.
Poll and dog taxes are due and
I payable September 1st.
PRANK PAGE,
Town Marahal
HOMK lillO WX SPUING
THICKK X
mi
The Pack Train Restaurant
GREAT C> EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loaa' Malt Rainier, 20
eenta per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for nurainjc moth era Only
I two barrsia left AfW that price wtl
be Sf r?nta per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
CRAB MEAT OtXTi TAII*
at
The Pack Train Restaurant
Served a la carte.
OlympU beer on draft at the
i Board of Trado. Thla famous brew
i Is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles ThU Is the
time to drink beer Get It at the
Board of Trade Bar. where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer Is also kept
I In bottles. tf.
SRc fbr a home rooked meal
quick. clean eerrlee. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Arenne. half a minute from Broad w a.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlgsen. successor U
W. W. Bough ton, has taken the
affeocy tor the JuaCy famous
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Flu. If you want the
best don't (ail to lire these goods
a trial
PROFESSIONAL cardk J
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GUNNISON A MARSHALL
Attorner*-At-L*w
P O. Box E. tuneau. Alaska
H. B. LB PEVRE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Commissioner For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
8ta(?V, Aiaskc
STEVE RAQAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA
Dentiata
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST ?
Moat Modern Method*
Open Ev?nlnjr*
Cfflce Hours: 91 2 a m U p. n.
ViMkan Build Int. ? Broadway
5K aOWAY, ALASKA.
Dental Supplier
j M F. PATTERSON A COMPANY j
?Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
219 Walker Bids., Seattle, Waok
Ciders by mall or cable will r* j
>?{?? prompt attention Catalog*!
?.n rvqueat
I FV* 16c yw. cea t? a wholesome,
borne cooked n eaJ It the New Home '?
Reetaurant. Mb Avi? , Jort off of
Broadway.
Food cooked as !t should be at
the "White Fas* Ctfe" Only the {
beet in the market Mr*. Orloff j
Kinir, proprietress. tf
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal {
from Shaft So. 6, Oyster Hay Mine* :
?t Ladysmith, th<> highr-st grade
Household coal of all the B. C. fl-Ms
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat,
light Ash
On and after July l?t, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected and
graded as follows: ?
Double Screened and sacked $13 ton
Screenings (sacked i 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) .. .. .. .. 7 ton j
Above prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska T ranster Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENT8.
?Phone 10. Shagway, Alaska.
JUNEAU 8 8 GO'S
KLRCTU1C LIGHTED -TEA V
HKATKD STEAMEK
Georgia
Carrying U. S Mali
For Haines, Ps-n?rt Bay. Juneau,
Boons, Tenakee. S ka and Watportt j
SAILS
FROM BKAGWAY
Al'O. 5, II, 17, SR. 2ft.
SKIT. 4, 10, 10, 22, 2 ?.
at t:00 ?. m.
JPILLIS NO WELL, Mgr .Juneau
Seattle, Tacoma
STEAMERS FOR
:oma
V'ic?eri?? V'ancoam, AukoIi. (MbnfKam
Lrrren, Oijmpm, Port Towiwnd, S?*h
RfQirghan, Eureka, S?nta Barbara, Mcuco
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS. C. A. P. D. C D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 13 Jamri Seattle 1 12 Martrt 3?_, Sao FralK-Mcr
fi r***r??d to eh?nf? thl? 8<h?^ol?
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 ol California August 5, 17, 29
FRANK H. FOLD. Agent, 2nd Brovlway, Skagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND WELL?FARGO EXPREM
TifXt MillB* of f?*t (UMDI*
DOLPHIN
JEFFERSON
Aug. 31. Sept. 12 ? 24.
Oct. 6-18-30. Nov. 10
Sept. 6 ? 18- 30
Oct. 1 2- 24. Nov. 5 21
Company rntfTM tk? rt*M to ch*a?- *UIr>g rlaUa without r.rtlrm
TELEPHONE NO. M. C. B. QUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B.C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From SKa^way
Famous Steamert
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA <22
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
Subject to et>?ne* wit.iiut ntl<?
Vancouver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phon. 87 F. F W LOWLE. Agent
[Steamship Humboldt
| THE OIL* IMEPEIIEII SIEWjfllP OPcMIIIS TO S. t IUSM
Will sail from Skagway for Seattle and Way Ports
Sep. 5th# 18th, 30th. Oct. 12th
Sailing riAto subject to change without notfc#.
THROUGH tlCKETS HONOREO
Seattle OfTlC" Ticket* <*n?1 nil Information
711 ATran#, H. HABTWlfiSKX, "><h & Hroartw'y.
E WHITE PUSS 8 ?
ME @WF?KTftBLE [fgwre
Through Tickets To and From
Atlin, Dawson, Fairbanks, and all Interior
Alaska and Yukon River Points
R.tNDSOMKIiV APrtHNTKn PA HI* OR OtWKRVATlOX CARS
are now in in regular service between Skaguay and White Horse. The car* are
designed esj>ecially wi^i a view to comfort, affording an opjKirtnnity to view the
scenery over the famous* White Pan? to the best advantage, a iul are eqiiipf>ed
with 8;>aciou8 individual leather chairs', writing depk.". card table* and dreswing
roonip.
Regular Sailings between \?'hite Horse and Dawson on Commodious Steamers
Constant Improvement in Service in Our Aim. - Suggestion* Inriterl
For Further Information, Apply to
O. L. DICKESON, President, Skaguay, Alaska and Vancouver, B. C.