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DOES l'AKTY FEALTY DWAKF
FA I I'HFl' L l'EKFOKMAN t 'K
Charles E. Bunnell of Yaldez, the
rn.iu choseu by the late territorial
democratic, couventiou in Skagw.ij
as its candidate for delegate to
congress baa already started upon
bis campaigning tour of Alaska,
wbicb will in all probability luclud
an address to the voters of Skag
way befcie his return to the west
ward, but that he is going into the
race with any hopes of success
against James Wickersham, the
present iutumbeut, is not believed
by his most ardent supporters.
That Mr. Bunnell's private char
acter is all that is claimed for it
in a platitudinous editorial in the
Juneau Daily Empire of August 7th
we have oo intention of disputing,
but that his innocuous activities dur
ing his 14 years' residence in Al
aska, during which he has
be*>n engaged solely Iu a
furtherance of his own in
terests, w hile a very admirable
trait, entitles him to the suffrage
of tne voters of this territory in
opposition to a man wh has devoted
the best years of his life to an al
most hopeless struggle against over
whelming odds and wou out, is ask
discrimiu.ning public that has
through 'ears of oppression and
disregard of its wishes by those in
tower been almost completely weati
* hich was one of its pronounced
traits in the y.t.ars that have gone,
never to retujn.
lu nit- uexr. to me 1.151.
of the* editorial in the Juiu-au IJui 1 >
Empire, referred to above, it saj *
' Further, Mr. Bunnell is th?
nominee of the political party which
is in control of the affairs of the
nation, the party of President Wil
son. His election would mean th.u
the people of Alaska approve and
lias done £tid is doing for AlasK.i
His defeat could be taken to mean
a verdict ot disapproval."
Now, while the Juneau Empire U
supposedly the territorial detno
crar'c organ and is naturally exis t
ed to use its utmost efforts to fl
eet the party nominee, 110 one who
knows the editor of that sheet per
sonally and knows of his familiar
ity with the affairs of Alaska, will
tor a moment believe that the above
is an expression of his own person
al opinion, for reading between the
lines does it not intimate that no
matter how honest, and competent
and faithful a man has been to the
trust reposed iu him by his constit
uency it in nowise entitles him to
< xpect a coutinuance of favor in op
position to another who has proved
his loyalty to party, regardless of
how little else he has doue to en
title him to public recognition.
In view or President Wilson's past
policy toward Alaska and his ex
pressed future policy, as well as
that of the secretary of the inter
ior, in the srreater part of which
they have been guided by the ex
lerience, knowledge and advice of
.Mr. WicKersham, who pomn-.uij
Ltt in any manner affiliated with
the administration, it is hard for
one to follow tlio course of reason
ing that presupposes that Mr.
Bunnell's defea'. (and consequent !;■
.Mr. Wickersham's election) will be
taken to mean a verdict of disap
proval by tile people of the terii
torv of the administration.
YET THE 1DEAE I.1VKS
In the face of what Premier
Asquith veil describes as "an
immeasurable international vatn:
trophe" the ideal represented bj
the i'eace Palace at The Hague
still iives. It is not driven out of
the thoughts of men. It is no*
abandoned. The future Is lon^
•nid light .s eternal.
Tha vaster and more dreadful
the war which Europe faces th>
more it will emphasize the good
fortune of countries which are
saved from its losses ami suffer
ing, its horrors and its miseries. The
worse the disease the greater tV
effort which will be made in the |
coming yetirs to greveat lis re-j
curreuce.
Eniope has long tried the
teriment of maiutainii.g inline.;
military forces as a mean:- o:
w.ird'ug off w..r. I' hi..-; been sai I
that the < tti aratkn.-, for coiiflt'
"vouid prevent great nations fro
fighting oue anotlier. The tlieoi >
has been disproved. Tlio cou
ity can accept as permanently en
The obvious alternative is the
pe.i.e parllaauTt and Jnteniatio i!
policia"' of the world. Th;it S"1'
is still distant but it will be at
tained before nun ceases his w»urj
struggle Uo to higher conditions
To many Americans at present
in 1". a rope their own, their
native land never seeiUL.l so cl«sn
While those r.5,Oho WesU r
railroad wen are talking almu'.
striking, no similar con vol.-alio
is taking place in Europe.
Tin? German newspaper thai
proclaimed itac-lf guilty of a "gros
misdemeanor" was something of
flag saluter itself.
At times like these it is almost
possible to love every wave that
rolls in that beautiful broad At-1
Some J.'t'ople enjoy newspaper
comics and ilhers get their besi j
laughs out of the women's fashion '
pictures.
Having it tight at home like
that, it does look as if 1-Jurope
ou^-ht to be ab'e to remember The
Hague.
Since the Japanese have seen fit
to go to the aid of their British
allies, both may probably be glad
that the I'nited States dug a canal.
-ForHeaftfiaodBeaaty
'Without health all success
' and happiness must be very
limited.
So it is the duty of ever}7 person
to conserve their strength and
health, and their general appear
ance—in short, to make the most
of all the blessings which Nature
has endowed them.
A complete line of Purola Preparations
arc always found at j
KELLER BROS.
Have been found by thou
sands to atford the best
means of always keeping
"up to the mark" physi
cally and insuring sound
health which is the founda
tion of real beauty.
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ENTIRE satisfaction
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" THE ADMIRAL LINE"
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westbound
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LEAVING SEATTLE ON THE olli, 13th AND H-ltli OF
EVEKV MONTI] AN1) AltltlVING iX SKACJWA* ON THE »Ui,
.lUth AND UUll;., WESTBOUND.
KETURN1XG FliOM the westward, should leave
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ltUli., AND 2!HI>.
Direct connection and tluougU scrrice, Seattio to San- Fran
cisco, on tlio Steamship Admiral Farragut and A'luiral Watson,
sailing from Seattle on a five-day schedule.
Spccial attention to Tourist Bus. n ess, both west anil simtli
tiouud.
For Information call at Ticket Office, or write.
Pacific Alaska Navigation Co., Seattle, Wash.
rilOFIiSSl 0 X« AKI)S. I
Dentists.
Dit. L. S. KELLKIi.
Dentist.
Most )I<si!iiH MtthoOs.
Opt t Evcuiugfl
Jftiee Huurs: 9-12 a. il. 1-6 p. at
Uaskau liuilt'.iug - iiroatlway
5 K AC. WAY ALASKA
Till-; 1 'ATTKitSOX-O'lJliIKX CO.
—Dealers lu—
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If i I. r ii o y A i I' « \v.
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lu Territory of .Vac'ka
Ha* j Alaska.
iv tf. M.
White Pi;sa Lodge
\f **■ & A,M" Is0" 113
,/• ' 3% meets i!tf and 4 lb
v/ *' |ri. Ev'gs. of each
uouiu. VlslU;.g brothers «.re wel
.cuie. Phil Abrahams, Secretary.
VV. C. Writtht, W. M.
I* rut'T'ial Onier
Sli-ig., sv Aerie
No 2:.. Vrasar
uai 0:<!ex ol
..iigi'-'a tatf.j mo »usi una muu
A'eduesday rilglii or tsadi mouth at
Lull hall oa Fifth aveuuo. Visiting
T0Liier9 cordially iu\; eil to atteud.
timer Wheeler, W. I'., J. M. ICeller.
>i\reu<ry
n. I*. O. KI.KS
II. meets every
1st auil 3rd TUura
uu.via at "» U flUtu.
Visiting broth
ers cordially welcome. Jos Ken
nedy, Ex li. Geo. Magee Secretary.
Arctic Urotlici'hootl.—
Camp Skagway No. 1
A. li. mi'eis every Tues
d-.y evening at 8:00 p
u. gtiarp ^isitinc brothers cordial
y wel'ome L). J. Rich. Arctic Chief
V. It. Hiller), Arctic Recorder.
no«t» (iifani!)' iw>. I3i>0.
j.uval order of .moose.
Fort Win. H. Seward. Haines, Aliisk
Regular Mtetiiigs evorv Thursday
ilghi at 7:30 p m A11 visiting bro
Uers cordially welcomed.
Auy oae dosir'.ug Information
bout the Lodge will confer a favor
iy addressing
THE SEf'RRTARY
Oiyuipia liter on uruugut at cue
Board of Trade This lumoas brew,
bom ou draft «ud in bottles is kept
constantly fresh. j his is tile Boar>i
of Trade bar win re the celebrated
Rainier Beer .8 also kept ia bot
ties. tf
Stale of Or.io, City of Toledo, )
. ss.
Lu^as County.
Fr. k J. Ch<*tity ma!;e- oath that
:e is senior partner of th« firm of K.
I 1 l.eney a- Co., dolug business In
He ' :iy of Toied i. County and 5>ta;e
u i aid, i!td that said ftrai will P'iy
ih. sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
UA.iS tor <*a<h and every i-ase of
'a' rrh that canaot be i-ured by the
'if Hall's Catarrh Cure.
r RANK J. CllENEY.
f vim to befor? me aud subscribe
et tn fciy presence, this t>ih day of
Llet-einbar, A I). 18S6.
A. \V. GLEASON.
I Seal.) Notary Public.
Hail's Catarrh Cure Is taken lnter
nr ly, and a> ts directly on the blood
Mid mucous surfaces of th© system.
St i i for testimonials free.
Pack Train:
TONY ST A MICH, Proprietor '
For 14 Yean We Hart Served only
I he Best in the Markets
ap'i today it is Ike
Most Popu'ar Eating
House in ihe Ncvih
New Location 1
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Celnioako of Alas!:a !
MANAGEMENT
i Stock Ruiasey of Koine
: joe Rtimseyof Dawson
i m i \ t.'unt i ni- itci1
1408 FOURTH AVENUE
Seattle
Whitehorse
Kluans Stage
Line■
leave.-* \\ i Ri
fourth of every month
fur Kiiia.ua and way
point? and al?"o on the
seventeenth of every
n until 1'ur Ciiawjwigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Serv.ce First Class.
| H.CHAMBERS, Prep."
OFFICE
; Regina Hotel :: Whitehorse, Y. ■
Pii jue 34, «lay for
quick service
Oftii'o: Tin- Pool IJooiu
Wood, Coal and l'O delivered 01
short Notice.
»Iave you seen the "IderJ 40
> a< d, aickle plated mnHijjlyJiig fisli
i'i reels thai Uslleis' rt* sdlin
r«>i 73c? Hav _• a loo'.t. Ti-j'n wo:
the rnoi-ey.
Wanted Salesman to Sell Ci
Cigarettes, Tobacco to dealer?, •- i
i'er moirth, ?j.00 per day travail!',
fxpo.iscn. Experience not nece»arj.
MfeJievos CATARRH O" ■
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TO
Seattle, Tacoma, Victoria
Vancouver, Prince Rupert
Juneau, Sitka, Petersburg
W rangell and Ketchikan
LEAVE SKAGWAY
S.S. SPOKANE, Aug. 5, 17, 29
:1TY OF SEATTE, Aug. 11,23
lays following. Modern comfortable ship*, e.v
ct!'<nt s'lwvicc. ('iinnci'ts :il SwitlJn vvitli tlirou^li passen
ger fctcanu is.
S, (JOVKltXOK, i'KIJSIDK.VT AM) QUKEX.
Sailing Tuesday, JO a. in. and Friday, 5 p. m.
i on s.w msaxcisco, i.os angklks, sax i>ik<;o.
'J'!i tickets s M and liaggoge chocked to all points In
s and ina«l:i. l-'uv ladders ami full particulars,
nddii'ss \. I'ETKKSOX, Agent
H. lilt AX UT, A. I\ I). Phone 50, SKAGWAY
COS Sct'Onil Ave., Seattle, Wash.
A STEAMSHIP CO.
, Dates from Skagway, Summer 1914
For Seattle
Sailing at I ! p. m. V days to Seattle
XoA, - - - JUNE 23 JULY 11,29 AUG. 17
S.'ALAMEDA, - - - JUNE 10, 29 JULY IT AUG. 4, 23
OR 111WESTERN, JUNE 18, JULY 6, 24 AUG. 11, 30
also
UN'E 14, 26 JULY 8, 20 AUG. I, 14, 26
20 JULY 2. 14,21 AUG. 8. 20
i. 1 m.'i'J. by! •. Jc lierson and Dolphin at Metlakahtla
' : C Sitka, on and after June 26
• i r ! \ !. • i, '.vithout additional charge.
For Cordova end Wee'.ward Points
MARII'QSA. )t.ne 16. July 4, 22, Aug. 10, 28
DA. luiic 22, July 10. 28, Aug. 16
i ERN, June I I, 29, July 17. Aug. 4, 23
t to c hange without notice
11 J. SHAW, AgenJ, SKAGWAY.
Pacific Ry.
(Steamship Lines)
Thursdays P. M.
• NCESS SOPHIA
55 PRINCESS MAY or
o. ^RiiNCHSS ALICE
13, 20, 27
snbar 3, 10, 17, 24
October 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
1 ovember S
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i:; ri i. Seattle, Bellingham, Etc.
-'ER AND OCEAN TICKETS
to all par's of tiie World
F. F.W. LOWLE, Gen'I Agt. SKAGWAY
SHIP OPERATE TO S. £. ALASKA
jvvay to Seattle.
27■ Juiv 7. 18- 29. Aug. 8- 18, 29
.u ip to Seattle and Return
!■:. % d;i jet't to change without notice.
TICKETS HONORED
ft M. Hnrtwlgsen, 5 th & IJroadway.
Tickets and all [i>.'orma(jon.
"OLYMPIAN"
Tlie Train of Luxury
TO
Butte, Miles City, Sioux City, Minneapolis,
and St. Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago
All Points East, via the
"MILWAUKEE"
Leaves Scuffle Dally at 10.15 A.M.
"A TOUR pn LUXF.** ii .in c\pre:'inn supremely fitting in con
r r'] a trip to (' e East on this palatial all-steel transconti
i :.l 1: i. It combines the enjoyment of rare scenic beautiet
•v i t!.e j\cisure oi a journey ia absolute case and comfort.
No Extra Fare on This Train
For further informitiOTi regarding fares, train service, reservations,
etc.f call on or address
C. f. Lvov*. Arr.x Alaska ^teamsMp Co.
5KACWAY. ALASKA
Yfcfctt Ofoca, Chicago, M ' nokce •* c'- Paul Rail war, 44; Hutinn Sl Wok
VA\CoUVfclL B. C.
**COND AVE. AND CHERRY ST, SEATTLE
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