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t NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
^ GiDfc.O\. P>uf>n?*ux
Carcross, Yukon Territory
in I1H1I) OppwiU lite tthitt flat Dbpot
eti Equipped t uiaa>.e HcoicJ Duou^Kout Caie an<i Bar
He?U<4U*iteis ioi Aiiw Sta^e Line
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j l^eliabls* Jeweler j
j Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry I
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Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
ChuMe -W-af ? fioen, >^eh *? SuImw, Caper Weight*. Cribble
tiu?nfc and Napkin King*.
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IHE TEXT OF
THE TREATY
WASHINGTON, D. C. ?b. 2+?
T he new Japanese treaty. the MR ot
which was published her* today and
which now hi pending before the sen
ate. couipr!:*.* 1$ articles. Moat of
?hea? cover subjects alrea.ly treated
ta 'he ejtlatiag convention, though in
away iuuuicM the language U
1 1 auged to nuthe the prov utotis con
firm to modern conditions.
Perhap* the moot Important feature
tf the document. which, while not
part of the treaty, hi attached to it
m coanoction with the correspondence,
U the follow lus declaration
"la proceeding thia day U> the
aiguattuv ot the treaty of coin
mcrie thd navigation between the
l ulled Stat * and Japan, the
uudvrgigued, Japanese aui&a^a ior
in Washington. duly author ued
by his government, has the hon
or to declare that the imperial
Japanese government u fully
prepared to maintain with e^ual
effectiveness the limitation and
control which they have (or the
past three year* eaerciaed in the
regulation of the emigration ot
laborers to the I'uited State*.
tSigu*d> "Y. I'CHIUA.
February 31. ISlt."
The first article of the treaty as
?<ru the rtght of ci'.Utiis or subjects
of tht two cuuuriei to enter. twoi
et resiik in the territories o{ ttfc*
o'her. to tarry on trttik-. lease house?
Ai j aiioya and resiieaces and geuer
k't) Jo anything incident to trade
Tbey are exempt from any special
taxation uot imposed spon native sub
ejits: are guaranteed "the most con
?lant protection and security for
their persons and property,' on sub
a mug themselves to the condition*
imposed upon the natves. They arv
i?.so exempted from military service
&z.d forced loans.
The second article is purely formal
aLd guards against domiciliary visits
or sarches of subjects of one country
In another except upon the same con
ditions as are imposed on uatives. It
U in this article that there is noted
the exception or elimination of the
provision contained In the existing j
treaty , recogmxing the right of each
? untry to regulate immigration
The third article contains the right
*o appoint consular officers "ex ept
*n those I places > where It may not
be convenient to recognise such of
f.eers."
Article four is the usual treaty ar
ticle guaranteeing the reciprocal free
dom of commerce and navigation.
Article five provides that import
duties shall be regulated "either by
special arrangement between the two
countries or by the Internal tegislatio
oi each."
Article six exempts cittaeos from
transit duties and other charge not
imposed on natives.
Corporations are dealt with in ar
ticle seven, which permits them to
appear la courts, subject to the laws
of each country, though it is stipu
lated that the permission to corpor
ations to transact business must re
main subject to local laws.
In article eight it is provided that
there shall be no discrimination be
tween the vessels of the two coun
tries in their right to carry imports
without being liable to other or high
e - charge* of duiy than national ves
sels. The same rule is applied to
exportation and to the payment of
export duties, bounties and draw
backs.
Articles 9, Id. 11. 13 and 13 all re
late to shipping, their general pur
Vort being *o prevent any discrimin
ation as between the vessels of the
two countries in their treatment, al
though the coasting 'ru-'c of the two
countries is especially excepted.
Article 14 promises that any trade
or navigation privilege exteuded to
another country shall be enjoyed by
the signatories to the treaty.
Article IS confers protection for
patents, trade marks and designs.
The remaining three articles are
functional and concern the life of the
treaty and other matters. In brief,
they provide' that this treany. shall
supersede the treaty of ISSH when it
becomes operative July 17. 1911. aad
r shall remain in force 13 years. At
the end of 13 years the treaty also
continues operative unless six months
notice to the contrary is given. Rati
rtcstioas must be exchanged in
TuyXo "tux later than three months
from the present date. " the last be
ing an important provision in con
nection with its consul', ration before
congress*
The Pack Train la now selta* a
Jig Vol of >>od Goods at reduced
.?icss as they are getting too old
"a hold and sell at a profit. Yours.
i? Herman urintm
is HELO UP IN
CALIFORNIA
H*.re is "he ttory of in attempted
hoid-up thai perhaps did aoi occur. I
J H. McDouaid, * turning man from
S&asway. .Yiaska. who iias ^eu re
siding at Ut? Hotel Wisconsin. oa
V ier avenue, for the past Jew weeks,
icpor;^! to the psiie* of Saata
Moi< w last evening that he and a
ijwty ?r '...<Ki had come almighty near
being hekl up by a <.ouple of tuea at
or uear 40 Rose av eaue.
According to McDonald's story he
-ad accompanied Mr-. Bean, a traia
I td aurse. to the vaidoviMe perforin
a ce at the Pier aveitue auditorium
!.?M cteuiug and after they had r*?
tarnrtl to Mrs. Bean's abiding placv
I after the show was over and they
[ Lid * ^iteU the Casino for hiacheoa.
| the? observed two uiea following
eiu. a .d f'ualty Mr. McIXnuU dis
fcu.er* i th<- feet of one of theuo '
Bk !i -ticking out from a bunch of
i b Ms. ou the lot aJjouuag that on
which Mrs. Bean resides. At this
! discovery McDonald claims he pulled
[1 s sua from his pocket aad. ap
l profiling the hidden man. asked him
what he was doing there at that
j time of night. The man, accord ??s
to \i . LVwald, said he waaa't doing
; anythiug, iad .uimoiiiacely after giv
ing uiis aaswvr be ji taped up and
?aa a vay.
H was quite dark when McDonald
c covered thte would-be robber, but
wh u Marshal Neit'etoa asked for a
description >* the alleged hoiduper
f McDonald was able to s'v* full d-*
! criptioa of him even to the peculiar
f -ur , ia the garments he wore, the
t ior of his <.-> es, h s hair aad his
; uout>tac3fee.
K allowing the flight of the robber
as d scribed by McDonald he. Mo
I CdBaM, went to his room for a few
e.oui s and then boarded a Santa
Monica car ea route to the police
: ,U\ where he told his story to
? ? di sk icrs^aa'., the awtormaa of
i car stopping ioug enough at Pi?r
aveaiu to 50 iato the iotei Savoy [
ami piwae >u the puikw jrit iw, with
the view at sprung the uw? cu
the authoctaiea betare YtcDaoaM
reicb. the itnuoa. tot there ta aoth- >
-4 Mi afiscctY* a* letting the yoitee
iuow of aa attetcptol bcfrlug <k> '
viaickN' as after the jrtai??
aaa been ooaiautted.
The Ocean Park joHce. la wlwae
territory thia aliened trouble took
place, are not of % ai.mi *0 lieu***
the story la the sligbterit and ia all
yivbahility "jev will eater ;c apoa
aeir log book anvler tie ie*a of j
' pipe-tlreaaia we have heard fro ai
time ta tia*e."
All of tits took place at about 13
o'clock, aa hoar when Officers Berke
lia jLtid Watsoa aa?l Marshal Steele- '
KM were yatroiing that -.special quar
ter of tile city, yet report they
it ever saw uor hear<i of aa attempted ,
ioiii-uy aatil they were so LOJtucaievl
by the officer at Santa Monica sta- 1
Uoa ? Sx
r*>-t "Ska^way 1,1 >"g aiaa ' ia aa- 1
?ioabtevilv our tallow towaaataa. Jim
McDooalU, toreuiaa o f tie bridge
S*ag fur the railroad.
I
Science S'ltws.
Tbe raneesity of Paris and the
Pasteur iiLssitutsj will joittdy conduct
a Uibv-r'tory of rtOio-at tiviry in that
city.
?Jocsepb Ueury '-vaa tbe ftr^t to con
sent* t vie*. rvmajaets in ;t useful form.
In ??<?> .it the Alba&y academy. be
succeeded in r?o<i!i< ?? betl over a mile
of ? tie
By opecattag ta a partial vacuum a
Qertuaa surxeou claims to avoid the
iiiucr of a patient's lung* 00! lapwing
from tbe pressure of the air wben the
chest or abdontlual cavity ia opened.
The Writers.
Gevrge W. Cable, the author, was
oii. e .1 rvt.oiter ia New Orleans.
J. >1. Bi rrie always likea to have a
0 >uary oa tbe cable when be ta
wtH'k ? rv't that be use?i it very
ma- u. but Its pwawKt- sivea bin* **a
feeling of cvttftfisnce."
T' e '.. '? - e NIgbti3?&.le a
w ri r : cs' eiluai : res*. bee styte be
l? h- kl She produced
uiiiij bt ?. "s anl
in pea- -tic a! Stallion with the
vr?r& of hospitals.
I SITKA
HOT SPRINGS I
Cl**u* laoivuiua Baths.
Abuc*fcaci? jf War. Be-; of
Socei AowiaimokinLiua^. Pur?
aisaeii OdSms for Rem. . . . .
?xc<ijtcc Buming ?cU Pdi a^.
Motor BonLajg uti Sailing.
>ie?*ia?r Vieorx--.* tx ocu June-i-i
?tt.ikaa seau-uaoutlllj visits. Ia
ioraiatiua *nti rai?*i upon r^u^c
Dr, R L. GoddardL Prop*
| Health Resort !
(ALASKA
PROFESS ONAk CAR'*;.
W uaic Tmcimix
MISS M. G. HIXDSMAV*
Twadter of
PIANO FORTE
$9<Ktel Tuiu foe & Limited
VioiKir ot Stumers
EIGHTH AVE. Aft* MAIM ST.
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ROY At A. GUNNISON
Attorney- AVL M
Pv O. SOX S. Jutteau. Alaska.
H. S. -E FEVRE
AOonM)i-AM?*
SttiVA.' - - ilasia
3agiawrs
H. P. M. BIKKLXB1XK
ENGINEER
U. 4. Deputy Land jt-j Min?ra
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ruiiey 3idg. - Ha:.u.<aa. Alassa.
W# don't carry Dread m. stock but
w-a bava whaJL. joes witii it ? Slay
fi k)??f Butter ou Pardee House Roils
in tito Xornis* is cteiiwoua ? ^hn but
ter oaa to im ?c 'Jin S*??-3ru2ui Co.
tec td ctHiCa lb.
How to make a little money go
a long way
| Put 4 two-o?at stamp oa aa envelope and idati it to New York.
I
First, however, have the Enve
lope printed in up-to-date
style by
:
j (Ok Oat Iij
! 3nh JJrmltna Srjmrtutrot
Commercial, Legal , Society and
i Lodge Printing as it should be