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Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
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? : WE PAY
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in Carcross ment
htwdQuartera tor Atlin 9ta#? Uue.
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Carcross, Yukon Territory
'Immediately Opposite the White P?m Depot
Well Equipped JFurnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for 'Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail' Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
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CHRISTIAN UNITY SOUGHT
BY CHURCH LEADERS
Thu Protestant Episcopal Church
In October. 1910, appointed a Com
mission to bring about a Conference
(or the consideration of questions as
to the faith and order of the Chris
linn Church, In the hope that such
a conference will promote the cause
of Christian Unity. That commis
sion Is Inviting nil Christian Com
mutilans throughout the world which
confess our Lord Jesus Christ as
God our Saviour to unite with the
Episcopal Church In arranging for
and conducting such u con ferenco.
Moro than twenty such cooperating
commissions have been appolntod.
Including ull the loading cominuiilo.4
In the United Statos and tho Church
of England In England and Canada.
The Episcopal Commission Is try
ing to carry on tho undertaking In
the spirit of Bishop Brent, who ur
ged, at the meeting when tho com
mission was orgnnlzod, that the side
of organization shall not be made too
prominent, but that we shall seek
spiritual power.
Ministers and luy men and women
In Alaska to the number of 10 have
nlready been brought togethor, nt
least to tho extent of enrolment on
the list, which Is arranged geograph
ically so that those who are Inter
ested In Christian Unity to npply to
be placed on tho list muy obtain the
eamcs of others In their neighbor
hood also interested, with whom
they can meet with united prayer
for the reunion of Christians and for
conference as to how It can best be
brought about. Tho list includes
Episcopalians, Presbyterians and
Roman Catholics.
CHECKMATING JUSTICE.
An Inside View of the Way Criminal
Cases Are Handled.
In "Court*. Crlniltinl.H and the Ca
morra" Arthur Train, the nuthor. once
an assistant district attorney In New
York city, says that our present system
of administering Justice offers no de
terrent to the embryonic or profession
al criminal. The administration of Jus
tice Is a clever pime between Judge
and lawyer in which the mores are
made with a vlow to checkmating Jus
tice, not In the trial courtroom, but be
fore the appellate tribunal two or three
years henro.
"My young feller," said a grizzled
veteran of the criminal bar to mo long
years ago after our Jury had gono out
"there's lots of things in this game
you ain't got on to .ret Do you think
I care what this Jury does? Not one
rnlte. I got n nice little error into the
case the very tlrst day, aud 1'vo set
back ever since. S'posc wo arc con
victed? I'll get Jim here [tho prison
er] out on a certificate, and It'll bo two
years before the court of appeals will
get around to the case. Meantime
Jtm'll be out makln' money to pay me
my fee. Won't you. Jim?
"Then your witnesses will bo gone,
and nobodv'll remember what on earth
It's all about You'll be down In Wall
street prnctlcln' real law yourself, and
the ludlctuicut will Idck around the of
fice for a year or so. all covered with
dust, and then some day I'll get a
friend of mine to come In quietly and
move to dismiss. And It'll be dis
missed. Don't yon worry! Why, n
thousand other murders will have been
committed In this county by tho tlmo
that hapi>eus. Bless your soul, you
can't go on tryln' the same mau for
ever! Give the other fellers a chanca
You shake your head? Well, It's a fact
I've been doln' It for forty years. You'll
sec."
And I did. That may not be why
men kill, but perhaps It mny have
something to do with It
PAINTING A HORSE.
Tha Schema That Delighted Detaille
Upiat Meitaonier.
In other days. on tho Boulevard
Malesherbes. Udouurd Detaille ami
Melssonler. bis master, lived lu ad
joining bouses. Their workshops al
most touched each other. It happened
that Detaille was palntlyg somo caval
rymen furiously charging the enemy,
lie found It necessary to excite the
boreo posing uh a model to gtvo the
appearuncu of a frenzied gallop. But
It was Id valu that the Jockey, who
held the bridle, smacked his tongue;
the animal drowsed.
Detaille then ordered another do
mestic to strike upon a Chinese gong,
for fully Ave minutes the horse was
terribly frightened, and the painter
was delighted. But the animal soon
became accustomed to the tomtom
and drowsed again. To draw the
valiant steed from his torpor It was
necessary to strike tbo bronze disk
with greater force. This was done.
It was as if a caution was being flrod.
On the other side of tho wall Mots
sonlcr was painting, quite gently. Na
poleon I. mounted upon a white horse.
In repose, observing In the distance
the catastrophes of an Immenso bat
tle. Ife had mounted a horseman in a
gray rcdlngote upon the beast that
served as a model. As the blows were
struck on tho gong In the atelier of
Detalllo the Imperial mount shook and
snorted In a Bery way, which was far
from pleasing to Melssonler.
So be visited his pupil, and an ar
rangement was effected. Detalllo was
to paint his galloping horse In tbo
morning and Melssonler his unmovlng
steed In the afternoon. It was In this
woy that Napoleon I, was enabled to
keep a Arm seat in the saddle.? CrI de
Paris
A SEA -
MONSTER
i
i
By 'F. A. MITCHEL i
Three-qunrtera of a century ago,
while piracy hail lost Its vitality. It bad
uot become extinct. All ships at tbat
time were sailers, anil pirates woro
usually lone, low. narrow ressels, with
rakish masts, and their character could
often Ik> discerned by tho merchant
vessels they preyed upon.
One misty morning a Malay pirate
was lying at anchor near the coast
of Japan wheu sounds were heard In
dicating the near presence of n ship.
Then came a stentorian voice, "All
hands for'ard to raise aucbor!" Tho
pirates did not know what that meant,
for they did not understand English,
but they listened for something that
would Indicate the nature of the neigh
boring vessel, which they could uot
see for the fog. Presently they heard
a snorting that was unfamiliar to them
and a stirring of waters as If a whale
were beating them with his tall.
Smoke, mingled with the mist, floated
toward them.
Tlie pirates wondered nt all this, and
the more superstitious among them,
bearing the snorting and the lashing
of the waters, thought they were near
some sea monster which, like the drag
ons of old, vomited tire and smoke. al!ut
the pirate captain, hearing the famil
iar sound of a turning capstan, knew
that a ship was near hlin, and If she
were not a man-of-war lie determined
to mnke a prize of her. So he ordered
his anchor hauled up In order to be
ready to give chase the moment the
fog lifted.
Hut the fop was in no hurry to lift, i
Nevertheless the levlnthnn, or what
ever she wan, continued to snort and
swish hor tall, the sounds slowly re
ceding. The ptrate. not willing to let
her co without a better knowledge of
her character, decided to follow.'Slnco
there was no breeze a boat was low
ered, a hawser attached to It and the
ship, and she was pulled along In the
wake of the monster which threw back
the waters with her tall, with which
she seemed to be propelling herself.
Presently the fog thinned, and the
pirates could discern a dltu body ahead
of them vomiting smoke.
"She's a mountain of a swan!" ex
claimed one. "She's paddling with her
web feet that take the place of sails." ,
"Whoever heard of a swan breathing
smoke';" queried another, turning pale.
"Or 8i]uawkl3g chug, chug. chug,
chug?" said another.
By this time there was some wind,
which blew the fog with It. and, though
it did not render the form of the mon
ster plainer, the captain, who had more
courage than his crew, ordered sails
hoisted that ho might get nearer, lie
succeeded in approaching Iter stern,
but the current of water she kicked
back with her feet was stronger there,
her snorting sounded louder, and the
terrllled crew protested so strongly
against getting any nearer that the
captain was obliged to drop back to a
safer |>osltlon.
"Suppose she should turn and blow
tire at us!" exclaimed one. "She would
burn us to ashes!"
"Or If she should come beside us and
eloge one of her wings over us shs
would send us to the bottom."
At that moment the smoke from the
monster ahead, veering, enveloped the
ptrate. Most of the crew fell on their
knees, and the others, running to tho
halyards, let down the sails. The cap
tain swore at them for cowardice, buc
his own features Indicated fear. They
dropped behind the mammoth jwnu,
her chugging sounded more faintly,
and at last they lost her altogether.
Half an hour passed, during which
the pirate captain served a double dose
of grog to infuse courage Into his men,
for he had heard voices and the turning
?>f the capstan, and since danger fnr Is
much less terrible than danger near he
had recovered and regained the belief
? hat the sea grlilln was In reality a
ship. Then suddenly the fog lifted,
and there on the starboard quarter wits
a ship. Iler masts were puny thing],
not capable of carrying sails to give
her a headway of live knots. Hut she
didn't look like n ship any of them had
ever seen. She bad no sails set. and
yet she moved. Indeed, a white line of
foam extended astern from midship,
and It appeared to the pirates at once
that she was paddling with feet, not
seen because they were under water.
She was moving on n course that would
take her directly across the pirate's
bow, and the cuptatn of the latter gave
orders to hoist all sail and stand to
ward her.
Tho order was obeyed by the crew,
which had been braced by the grog,
and it looked as if she would be an
easy prey, when suddenly from a col
umn amidships poured forth a thick
smoke that changed the sltunlion. The
pirate crow looked on with horror.
""It comes from her back'" cried a
sailor, aghast
"There's tire In her belly!" exclaimed
another.
Then, right where that belly was sup
posed to be. there burst n glare that
tent every pirate to his knees, praying
to Ills God or his gods not to let the
tire paddleshlp destroy him. But the
captain seized the tiller to keep his
ship on her course, vowing that be was
ready to light Satan himself and would
make him walk tho plank. But the
wind fell, and the paddleshlp went on,
hor speed not a whit decreased, and he
had tho mortification to sjo her pass
away unlmnnod.
The monster was the first ship driven
by steam In the eastern hemisphere.
DON'T KXPKKIMENT
k'ou Will Mnko No Mlstako if l'ou
Follow This Ailvlco.
Never noglect your kidneys.
II you havo paid la the .buck,
irluury Jluordcru, dizziness aud
lurvouBuesx, it's time to act and
10 time to experiment. These aro
requontly symptoms of kidney
roubio, and a remedy which u
'ocommonded (or the kidneys should
ie taken in time.
Doan's lvidnoy Pills aro a good
omcdy to use. It has acted offeet
vely In many cases in this vicinity.
Can Alaskan residents demand
urthcr proof than the following tes
lmoulalT
E. U. tieauinout, C3S G it.,
Eureka, Cal., says: "For a long
imo 1 had a hud Case of kldnoy and
iladdcr troublo. The kidney Bocret
oii8 were too froquont In passage
ind 1 suffered a great deal from
>ackacho that wag especially severe
it night. 1 applied plasters to my
>ack and usod other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
>onefit. Happening to see an ar
lcld l'i the papers about Dom's
Cidney 1'11's, I procured the reui
idy. 1 began using it and in a
ihort time my kidneys were restor
ed to a normal condition. I have
isod five boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pills and eau suy that I am cured.
Vs I did not take any other roinedy
it tho same time, 1 glvo the full
:rodit for my cure to Doan's Kidney
Pills."
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.'alo, Now Vork, sole agents for tho
Jutted States.
Remember tho name ? Doan's?
ind tako no other
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at
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LOCAL BRIEFS
11 i ? ?
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Results of the observation Lakes
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
last night, 'a aa follows:
Temp, time oWer/nCn ... 35 nbote
Max. preceding 24 brs .. . 06 above
Mln. " " " . 39 above
ifHii ?? " ?? .. . 47abu*o
Cloudy, S. wind. Barometer 29:63. .
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W'Ulto I'a.iH Lodgo
F. & A. .* No. 113
niL'ctH 2u .;??! 4tU
Prl. Kv'i'S f?f ouch
month. Vl&ltlng brothers uro wel
coinu. I'hll Abrahams, Secretary
W. It. Hlllory, W. M.
Fraternal Order
? Katies ?
Skugway Aorle
' No. 25, Frater
nal Order of
Eagles meets the first uud third
Wednesday night ot oach month at
their hall on Fifth avemio. Visiting
brothers cordially Invited to attend.
John Qrashcl, W. P.; J. M. Kellor,
Secretary.
, IS. I\ O. K. ?
Skagway Lodge
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. meets every
Thursday night
g* at 8:30. Klka
club and readine
room oi>oii dally from 1 p. m. to
12 midnight. Visiting brother* cor
dially welcome. ? W. It. Hlllery, Kx.
r> Geo. Magee, Secretary.
Arctic Brotherhood ?
Camp Skagway No. 1,
A. B. meota every Tues
day evening at S:UU p.
VIkIMhi* hrnthcrn cordial
ly welcomo. ? Fred Fouzo, Arctic
Ciliof. Geo. Robblee, Arctic Hcc.
I'KOFESSIONAL CAKDS.
Attorneys
H. B. LE FEVIUS
Attornej-At-liiiw
Commissioner For Yukou ' rltory
lo Take Affidavits
Skugway ? ? Alaska
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