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OFFICIAL CITY PArKwCHI U S. KELLKR. Pabliahe
Adomiad u koob^ oiaa* mtii matter J uiy.S. iSflS. at the PoatoflBc* at Skacway
Oopt tar change of advert isepenta bum t? hi by 1 o'clock p. m. to insure
Insertion Munf a*v WAJvarusinc rates on application
Tb# Daijy A task an cbarpaa lor ai pubUcaUooa not noliclted. mbiofc tn
All aoUiya, oOtor Umc cburca?a or cbaiitab}* ?v eti(?,
Subecttyifcta Ralee Tbrea aaontfea by nail .. .. .. ..3.26
One no&U by naii . .. .76 months by mil .. .. . .4.60
Om bmiU by oarrtar rear by mail 9.00
SUB9CUFTtOX8 AXD A.DVfcRTiik' KXTS RECEIVED BT:
tJ?uiKt N??tvV .. Wbitefcorae. V. T. EL L. nUaAc AUla, B. C
E. W. GUm* Oarcraaa. T. T. Keller ftug Oo .. ? Hainea. Alaska
If the plans of Thp various Fourth
0 July committees of the towns of)
Southeastern Alaska ?lo not miscar
ry. the first meek of Jnly will like
ly No oi?e long to be remembered
Plans aid counter-plans are ?n
?ler war for a gathering of the
1 lan* of the towns of TreadwoU.
lV?jrt*\ Juooau, Hainm, White
?iorae aad .cka(vjir.
The bis ooiehration wiU be in
the nature of a * IVogreosiTe Card
t.ame ' with tho first table situat
?-J in 1 s Us and Trsadwell
There on the Glorious Fourth, will
meet and mingle, the people from
across the Gastinean chancel, as
?roll as t how on I.ynn Canal. uc
even our Canadian cousins from
Whitehomp will go to the "first
'able, to rt>ot at the Nail panes
The bell w ill ring. and everybody
? ill beat it ' for Jureau, ? here the
s.wmd series of shorts sill be pull-j
ed off. Again the pons sill sink*,
rod a cntise up the channel to
Haines ar.d Fort Seward will fol
low. * here the Fifth ' will be cele
brated in commemoration of the
signing of the IVclaraiion of In
dependence, in a manner as only
that town knows bow to celebrate
\fter a grand ball, with music by
the S?*th Infantry Military Band
on the night of the 5th has been
brought to a close, the army of ;
pleasure seeker* sill again take to
the water, and the last l?g of the
voyage accomplish*^, and on Sat
urday. JuIt ?th, the Skagway cele
bration will be the center of at
iraetton
Never before in Ihe historv of
celebration* has th*-e been such a,
*?>ek of pleasure plaSJtefl, and the |
ixvoperation of tbe vsrions com
! mittees from the several towns has
I mad* such a *wk ot carnival poa
' sible.
This in itself should show to
the muckraking world that Alaska
1 towns are not isolated, and that
whenever there is a reason for so
[doing Alaskans can "fret together
AU HAI1.: THK 1*1 K.
At last it has come Some of us
have boon buoyed up all along by
the hope that pie would one day
be vindicated and take its rightful
place among the institutions of the
country th-? honoring of which is
fully justified in the eyes of th?
world. And now that faith has
amply boon justified.
America has from the first boon
the great pie-eating nation. But It
lias not been proud of the fact
While it has taken its wedges of :
mince, apple, pumpkin and rhubarb
at the railroad lunch counter, the
serve-self restaurant and other pub
lic places, it has borne a look of
guilt as well as of defiance. It has
meekly submitted to innumerable
jests and jeers aimed at pie It has
recogniied the fact that one of the
most oppr->bious epithets one man
could hurl at another was "pie- j
faec " Yet it has kept right on
eating pie. even though in a shame- ;
faced manner.
Put fron no* on America can
hold up its head, also the pie For
that eminent authority, the New
Tork Medical Journal, has come out
for pic Not any particular pie, but
all pies, barring perhaps the Eng
lish pork pie. which really isn't pie
at all The Journal says pie is !
healthful and nutritious and that
1 th? w?l* MmtiftMf him Mm
visited upon ft Is that usually ft Is
i eaten after the stomach has been
! filled with *ther food.
So. f*tch ?n th? pi* It I* not
j t>?rr?*l either from breakfast, lunch
eon or dinner, or even before bed
; time. Strawberry pie u now In sea
son Go to It, looking all the world
I squarely and proudly in the face.
1 And soon we shall have peach pie,
warm and mantled o'er with thick,
yellow cream. ? Cleveland Leader
"Should a statesman keep sil
ence?"" asks Judge Alton R. Park
i er. Whether he should or not,
Judge, he doesn't. ? Kx.
'
A scientist has ascertained that a
pound of soap will make 23,544,118;
j bubbles. If it were not for the
scientists we might be in danger
! of running short of useless infornta
I tion. ? Ex.
"Who is running for Vice Presi
dent?" asks a correspondent. At
last accounts all the available? were
running away from the job.
The grand opera *tnrs
have gone abroad,
but ?
you can still hear them s;r.c
their ctvatest triumphs <^n t!
Victor.
Though thev are thoosaniK of
miles away. C-aroso. Melba. Trt
rairini. ami *11 the other iarnous
artists who make records e\
chwHvelr for the Victor, sing tor
you whenever and as often as you
wish.
I'omt in ?nd bear them. ?nd ?re thf
di*rrm! ?t *!? ef the Victor (JlOtoftOO*
?nd \ rtor Victroli ltJ5 to SAX)1. ???y
ttrm* it desired.
WILLIAM BRITT_
THE DRUGGIST **3
For Sale By All Dealers
Costs More per Sack
Costs Less per Loaf
what Fisher's Blend Flour DOFS.
Considering the initial outlay, it's not a cheap flour.
But from the standpoint of results, it gives you more for
vour money than any other flour on the market.
Discriminating buyers all know that cheap articles never wear well.
It's good economv to pay a little more for your thingsa/ the outset,
when you consider that they last a great deal longer. .
Hcnee, we say of Fisher's Blend Flour, that it
Costs More Pfr Sack ? Costs Less Per Loaf, which
means that this product is the cheapest to the con
sumer in the ion% run.
Since bread is one of our main food items, this advantage
makes Fisher's Blf.nd Flocr * necessity in every household.
Fisher Flouring Mills Company
Amenta's Finest Flouring Mills
J'ROiFEaS'ONAL CARDS. ^
Attom?y?
I GUNNISON & MARSHALL
Attar wiyt-At-Law
t O. Box R. JuneM,
H. ?. LE FfcVRE
ATTORNBT-AT I^AW
Commissioner For Yukon Terr i tor j
to T?ke Affidavit*
Ska* tv . Alaska
STEVE RAOAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA
Dsottsta
OR. L . S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Med?rn Methods.
Opec Kvealn**
CfOce Hours: fr-12 &. ic l-? p. m.
A iiiha BulkUn*. Broadway
?KAOWAY, . . ? ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON &. COMPANY
? L-taJer? In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
, 229 Waiter Bidg., Seattle, Waafc
j Oi d(?rs by aiaii or cable will r>. j
ct*\e prompt attention. Catalogu*
'.n nsjuest
Mualc Teach era.
MISS M. G. MINDSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
.Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Be^lnrtrf
eighth AVE. AMP MAIN ST.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Rud
reiser, Rlue Ribbon and Pa!? Rain
ier Reor at the Rnard of Trade.
(COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Sha.*t No. 6, Oyster liay Mines
at Ladysmith, the highest grade
household coal of all the B. C. flelda
58.28 FIXED CAREION
Perfect Combustion. rniform Heat,
light Ash
| On and after July 1st, 1910, we
?hail offer thie coal, selected and
cnuled as follow*: ?
IKmble Screened an 1 sa? k?*l . . $ 1 3 ton
I Screenings (s*. ked) 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) 7 t^n
Abore prices include delivery
Moore s Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phcne 10. Skagwily, Alaska.
TONE A! 8 S CO'8.
RLWTWC LIGHTED fcTEA M
H RATED STEAM Kit
CMTftnt U S. M?il
For 3a!ne?. Reroem Ray, Juneau,
Hoors, Trnaker, S ka snd WaTjxjrta
SAILS
FROM SKAGWAY
June i, 7. 1.1, to. ar?.
?t ? ' W s . m.
i VFLL.IS NOWELL. Mgr . Jureat
'? "
STFAMF.RS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Wtnna, V?K<ww, (VflingHam
f ???*?. Oympta, Port Tmnwwl, S?w*h
R*IW>am. Lanka. S?nt? Barbara, Moheo
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS. C. A. P. D. C D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 13 J?m? St , SeeRle 112 M?Ht* St.. Sao Fmmrmer
P 4il rtwrrwi to rhmnr? lim StMab
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle May 7-1 9-31
June 12-24, July 6-18-30
Sp okane April 19 May 1 13 25 June 6
State of California July 12 24
PR \NK HL FOLD, Agrot, 2nd ABrndfU. 9>cvby J
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. ft. MAIL ANO WILLS FARGO EXPREM
N>xt aaJUn* of <t>? fwrt puM|?
Jefferson, - June 8-20 July 2-14-26
I Dolphin, - June 2-14-26 July 8-20
Com pan/ rmrrrtm th# rUckt to c fcnp ealllnjc datae without no*W
TELEPHONE NO. M. C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B C COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From SKa^way
Famou* Steameri
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA
WILL. LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
Subject to chance without notice
V< ncouver, Victoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Ph-?. 87 F. F. W LOWLE, Agant
Steamship Humboldt
Will Sail From
S (AGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Port.
JUNE 26
SaWn* date enbject to change without notice.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
8 *tt.l? OfHc*?: For ticketa and rate# apply on board
Til Arentie. ?Wp.
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Elf
*fc)\\Tou^\\ 2?'vwe \o
W\e brvtexvor
"D'vTedCowuedvou
*S\vrovMj\i Um\s
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Daily Train Service (Except Sunday) Betweon 8KAOUAY and WHITEIIORSE.
Daily Train Korvioo (Kvcept Sunday) Between WHITEH0R8E and SKAGUAY.
Carrying Passengers, Baggage. Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
I^ako and Hiver Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Ynkon.
Baggage bonded through. Direct te egraphic service to ail pointa in Alaska, Canada A U. 8.
Write for Descriptive Literature and Summer Kxcnraion Kale*.
TRAFFIC DEP IRTRERT.
Vancouver, R C.
0. L OiCKESM/PRESIDENT.
Vancouver. B. C., and Skuguay , Alaska.
C. W.CISIL TOURIST I6T
Hkaguay, Alaska.