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| EDITORIAL I
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APPLIED KAKlUiX
Wlieu i' come* to real patriotism,
the ycoi'itj ul Alaska cannot be
equaled by any eta to territory or
political uui* oi vUviskxu or
tti to.-.ivuititl section uu the Jimp 01
'-lU Li.ii.od is'ateb.
ilie call iur a National Guarxl lor
service lu .Mexico aa* creai^d a pa
'xiwtic s'lr ainuu&^t 'lit* noi-tttarnetfs
lor v *oriltorial uiiuUu. Governor
itlOK^ nsulnalt* Uiat at io^it a
iaou>an.i nic-u could bo raised ia the
tern'orv 01 Word reaca«>
ua tliat ilie interior wiU lorxu a
company as soon a* tae Governor
will j/'aoo liia sanction ui>oa the
loimaiion at 'lie coonpany. Tuo
ai>o»n estimation ia a con-suva* ive
li&Uie. Jf'iiitd Willi ilia' rougn anu
ready .-«vixit that >y ''uhkh who
liave experience*! a pioneering hit)
can appreciate, tu« mxrtaorneir
bwuaa ioaay and wuliug to tigut
lor lus country, iX his aervicea are
needed. Tins oompauy mi teu'ritoria
iiiilnia uould light aa no utuer
body c t men could lis lit aud wauui
liouor «*e n.i 111» oX toe north by
lilt »r daring dt>eda ot bravery —
but now much mure good to tiit.
I'aiou would bo derived iX war ooui
be uouorably averted and tills
same spirit and cnurgy «ai'e
'urutd into the building up ot tne
terntciy, ia th« establishing 01
hoa-ct,, iu tao betterinen oX schools,
la tile development oil the comirj.
.No- luat we are against prqparcd
u>.oo—lai be it Lrom tuiiA—i>4<epartd
ae-.s is tno watchwoid oX t-iiy aleit
uatiou iu tli* day and age aud to
maintain our commercial jay. euiacy
we miu*' t>e prepared Xtur umt-rgetti
dea.
A KKCOlU)
The remarks of Judge R&smuson
before the Sunday School Conten
tion contain the seed for thought
which, if planted la the lives of
•he i>ec.Dle, will blossom out into a
beautiful tree with roots so firmly
imbedded In the soil of life, that
uo etor™i will be ttroug enough to
shako them.
The ludge referred to the popula
tion of Alaska as being 100,000 is
l^iiu, but In making this estimation,
he eian-aaized the point that the
oupulotion should not be counted by
roerj numbers but by the character
of the people who have chosea to
make tola their home, the place
•where they will rear their children
aud educate them into the citizenry
of 'he Union.
Skajrway, as * town, takes second
place to none, when quality of her
people la considered. HoepitaJity
aud welcome emanates from every
countenance.
1* is worthy of note to consider
*he figure® given out at the Sun
day school Convention which show
tha» Alaska, and particularly Bkag
way, can show a larger pro rata at
tendance at the various Sunday
schools per population of each towE,
thau even the bigt centers in the
Stated. i '
BACK TO THE FOLD
The rumor to the effect tha' |
Tbecdore Rooserelt would swing tai
the republican side and take an
active part in the campaign ia sub
fttauMated by the conference be
tween Air. Lodge and the former
leader.
ilr. Lodge, after a long conferenc
A POLITICAL SUBMARINE.
—Bronitrup in San ir*nci»co Chroniola.
with tlia ex-prasident has expresseu
tiie opt*on that Mr. Koewovea will
onlut m llie ariuy of liugiitti sup
Puriers ami throw all ui liis influ
ence tor the election oi enables
Kvanji iiu^litM for pre&iatnt ui tae
united Suites.
educated to republican, progres
sive principles and eager to see tl»e
Coated states surge aueud aj.d| occu
ov uio lending petition iu, tne wvnu
of a:'.aint, Air. Kooscvelt cannot
uo.d liiiii energetic qpiin of Ills
uown. tie uiuot be up imd doiug.
Tii*> republican party is aatisaactoi y
to Mr. Koosevalt as is proved by Ut
hut* that be w-as a candidate for
pre&iueutial noniiu«ee on the repub
lican ticket. it sniita down tueu
to a iiueatiou of men. Hugbe^ was
Ui* overwnelming weight oi popu
lar :ty witb the delegates and is
gaining, in strength, day by day. He
will tUck to party principles aud
live up to tiie platform..
The return of Air. Roosevelt to
the party will spell the daieat and
death ot the progressiva wii-g 01
«hc republican party. it has ac
complished its purpose as did the
populist wing o£ tiie democratic
p*rty. Now that it has fulfilled its
mission it no longer needs to live
->a a separate party and its leader
have recognized the feasibility of
♦ae sircar Union. 44 44
Skagway v/tll make a strong bid
for the Sunday School Convention
uex» year. The hospitality shown
t.u 'he part of the church people
and business meu of the city has
made an impression on the leaders
and visiting daWfl^Ua. No argu
ment can be raised as to this not
being the logical center, the most
couvt-i'lent for access, :und the peo
ple of Skagway certainly will wel
come the convention.
Over and Under.
-Archie Is fairly fcoluc crazy over bU
□ew motorcar"
"That's stranjre Wverv rime I've
seen him he has been going craxy or
der it"
Unmoved.
"I und*»tand your antnginlst la call
ing you every name be can *''nk of."
"Tw," replied Senator Sorghum
eteerily. "But he baan't much of a
vocabulary."—Washington Star.
Criticism.
"She needn't pm on so many airs."
"I should say not."
"It's only two years sluce she was
Just as poor as we are."—Detroit Free
Press.
Saving Hi* Strength.
"Say, you. I advertised for a strong
boy."
"Well, ain't I a strong boy?"
"Tou don't show it. Why, you make
* four round contest out of licking a
stamp."—Pittsburgh Post.
Quit* the Reverse.
Newpop—Well, my dear, did the pho
tographer succeed in making the baby
look pleasant? Mrs. Newpop—No: the
baby succeeded in making the photog
rapher look unpleasant—Boston Tran
script. i
Makes Her Dumb.
Nodd—What! ton are out every night
until 8! Isn't midnight late enough?
Todd—I find that when I get home at
midnight my wife can talk to me. but
when I get home at 8 words fail her.—
Life.
Inharmonious.
"Ho1* a» tilings at your wife's
clubr
"All right Everything they unn«r
take Is thoroughly misunderstood and
' disagreed upon.—Kansas Cltv Journal.
A Rita and a Wrong.
"Marriage." remarked the professor,
"■was a rite practiced by the ancients"—
"And bachelorhood." Interrupted a
maiden of forty. "Is a wrong practiced
by the modem."
How He Got Her.
"The psychological moment counts
for much in a love affair."
"That is true. Ferdinand, for In
stance. asked father for my hand the
j afternoon mv dressmaker's bill came
I H»"
Mean Thlngl
Edith—1 told Clara, under promise
of absolute secrecy, of our eagage
mont. Fred—And she has spoken of
It everywhere? Edith—No; the spite
ful thing, she never mentioned it—Ex
change.
He Tried Again.
Tess—Oh, yes. 1 feel pretty sure of
him. I rejected him when he proposed
first because 1 was positive he'd try
again. Jess—And you wore right. Re
did try again, and 1 accepted him.—
Philadelphia Frees.
More Human Natur*.
Omar-Fifteen mothers agreed to de
cide by ballot which had the hand
somest baby.
Heiny—What was the result?
Omar—Each baby got one vote.—8t
Louis Post-1 >ispatcli.
Not Serjou*.
"Flusband, 1 found a lcx'U of hair
among your old papen. I new K«ve
it to you."
"You needn't worry. I don't remem
ber who did."—Louisville Courier-Jour
nal.
Hereditary.
"Look at the way baby's working
his mouth!" exclaimed Mrs. Newman.
"Now he proposes to put his foot In it
"li'm!" replied her husband grump
ily. "Hereditary. That's what 1 did j
when I proposed-"
Ho Wont.
Visitor—Is your clock rlglit? Tired
Hostess (at the end of her patience and
politeness)—Oh. no! That's the one vre
call the visitor. Visitor-What a
quaint name! Why? Hostess Bo
cause it doesn't go.
Back Numbers.
The old wooilen cuspidor filled with
sand.
The old man who wore his specs on
his forehead.
The girl who ran behind the door to
unpin her skirt when company came in.
The dear old lady who strung apples
on a string and hung 'em out to dry,—
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Flowers and Scents.
Some flowers appear to change their j
scents at different times. The common j
Jasmine flowers when first opened ]
have a delicate, fresh perfume which,
after a time, becomes grosser and at- J
tracts bluebottle flies. Flowers of the
orchid Odontoglossum hebraicum have
a cinnamon fragrance and a hawthorn
scent at different periods of their
bloom.
RULES OF LIFE.
Love alii trust a few. '*]!
11 Do wrong to none; be able for ]i I
i1 thine enemy
! Rather in power than uee and ,! i
keep thy friend
Under thy own life's key. • • • !>
—Shakespeare. I
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