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| EDITORIAL „ !
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t UJLV CABINKT-MAK1XG
The -New York Herald is.urging
upua All. liugiies tii.it Uo lOrtO-Wltn
action.- (lie makeuo oi nia future
cuuiuet, to iet tue public know e*
-KJ'J) waat luau 4UM to bg.int lied U)
u.w. tu l-ike places in it. 'i'ne
nt raid urodc£«t.& to believe that n
&dttt a statement were mace to tut
country i* would largely* strengthen
Air. lights by tue contract atiord
c • otawcen i-o um<j taus yresent
e>' und tile pret>-a*» iioUiwa ot cat>
m< t oiiices.
1 uero 16 not •he faintest prob
-oii.s)- taut Air. hujiUts will pay
uetU tC mis SUggeoUom. , 'i'fce ut
tfcuip s to "draw' or to "smoke out
Air. H<i&bcs> while he was.ou u»e
su*.ituie bench, and beiorq the iiua.
iu lion was made, &nd tueir uttei
iailare, should be suXticent to allow
;he lutility oi" thesuggestion. Be
sides, Air. Huguea uteuj, to give
uo such assurances, to the couutiy..
i"h<.re is iui absolute .certainty
1 -ai m luokiug m» iiis cabinet Air.
iiagu«s will surround hiuuseit witu
au^t uieu iie can find lor eacu
»t 'he uieu in tiie y^riy: wbo.is oi
cabine* caiiber and *iU bt untitr uo
more yuiiticui obligation to one ma
tuiui to tiie other.
No uoiuical exigencies and uo
pcrsoual promises made iu advance
oi tue nomination will t>iud him oi
,imi iiio choice. He .will not be
uniei the unfortunate handicap tha
Ar \v;:soa was when forced to tak«
iir; an into his cabinet anti to make
ut \er manifestly uui'lt appointments
iu rider to pay political debts.
It is au assured fact tuat the
cabinet that will surround Mr.
liugiies when he takes ofiice as
prciiden* of the United States, will
be composed of the best material In
the country. It requires no state
ment, by Mr. Hughes in advance of
the fact to convince the country of
tnis.—P. L
That Democracy has no hope of
success is borne out emphatically Ij
t1-e fact that the conditions .this
ye<-r are not comparable to these of
If 12. The break in the Republi
can ranks proved so disgusting to a
large- body of voters as to keep
them from the polls altogether.
"Alore than 1,000,000 Republicans
Tefra'ned from voting for presiden
tial electors in 1912," says the
BeHiagham Reveille. "But they
wi 1 net do so this year.. These
will make certain 'he success of
Hughe* and Fairbanks in the close
sta'ea and give to the .party the
control of the government after
March 4, next."
The move on 'he part of the Seat
tie Chamber of Commerce.to bring
pressure to bare upon the owners of
buildings In the Queen City for
ttiem to favor Alaska produces in
any -way possible ia a good boost
foi this country. Seattle uses a
voluminous amount of construction
m^'erials whicb come from other
siatep snd which if we had the
reuciy market we'could Teadily furn
ish. Seattle derives a healthy ex
i-tance for Alaska business .and it
is uo more «haa right but what
she should do something to favor
this great storehouse of wealth.
The Seattle ChamDWrW Com
mence Js making a rlgoroua kick
flsralnst the taxing of one of Al
aska's cite* products. Tha addi
j tluiisl lax on copper will mean, the
1 &>ouiiu& into guVWiiuieut vm
fers thousands of dollars whicli; oth
ers ise might have gone into we
development of the country. We
beiicve *uat .every busiiKsst siiouia
DRr its just proporiic.il in tue up
keeo of the government, but Uat
no one secUou should be so heavi
ly (xe<i 4s to work a na* uslup uii
tuai biH-tiou. .During K.-puutuan
administration very little was ever
heard about the government. run
niug behind on its ©xpeusis. Tue
•aritf usually made up any auui
tiouai revenue that wasi necued.
lie fact that Skagway is to have
a w^gon road and that tuework is
• o be iniinediatel. rushed, is wel
come news, to this community. it
will cail for the expenditure 01
more or less money in this com
munity and the employment. of
twelve to fifteen men. When fin.sli
ed the road will form an.artery tw
comuiou travel up the valley to the
terminal. With a good. wagon
road the valley should .soon be de
veloped and farms dot tue land
scape of the heretofore uninhabited
sec'ion o* the fertile valley..
.lines Wickersham semis to be
the uopular favorite amongst ,t->o
people of Alaska for deltga'e. It
revolves back to .the old saying,
"Actions speak louder 'liaji woidj,
au-J the people are bound to . re
tiiru to office those who work for
•he interests of the commonwealth
as a v.iole.
If reports aro true, that Germany
is constructing eight under s<-a
submarine nxercnsin'men to ruu ill®
biocKRde and bring goods to the
heiumfd-ln. Kmprre, it will bo in
teresting to watch the preparation
of the other nations to stmt ofi
the uuder sea craft.
japan has launched forth .on a
naval unbuilding program. At the
begiui.lm of 1916 she stood fifth
amou» the.great nations iu relative
s5rcug;u of her navy. United
State s*oo<l third. Both nations
are wow adopting a hurried call.fw
»ha upbuilding of their navies-.
O'ConneN as an Orator.
Few orators have been so forrunit*
»9 Daniel OVouuell in their pli\-:cal
ippeal to the senses (iraltau. l"ur
ran. Emmet. Sheil ami Meagher were
small men. not the least imptessive to
the eye. OVonnell was a man of roym
aspect. His voice was seductivel}
uiusi<al—the most mii.-t ul. according
to Disraeli. ever heard in the house oi
commons. It was so. i. of treat emu
pass, capable of expressing every iui
agin able emotion. His eyes, liirlil in
color and full, flashed or l>eamei! or
burned. according to the sentiment ex
pressed. Ills eontemporarles all i ten
tion the expressllilllty of bis month
His gestures were free and lx>ld. not in
the least suggest he of elocution :i i 1
yet infinitely graceful ami ut»:. There
was nothiug in his manner indicative
of preiiaratloii ills maimer was easy
!and without effort .Vendc'l I'l ; lips,
who heard him. says in his lecture
"We used to say oi' Webster. This t>
a great effort.' of Everett. It is a Inmii
I tlful effort." but you never used the
word 'effort' In speaking of O'Connell
It provoked you that he would not
make au effort."—"The Irish Orators.'
by Claude G. Bovvers.
The Evil Eye.
It Is probable tbat the "evil pre." fn
which many liaplc s ohl \\..;>ien were
harried to their death on the tis: :• i >n
of witchcraft in "the good ill days
was no more than a common siptlnt. :i
"east" In the eye. or "hiwsti
U calle<l In many parts of tli loin.r
to this day. writes Dr X I' -In p Ma
man In the British Journal «'li:
dren's Diseases. Not only «•«< th
squint thought to lie of evvil <i«uif
canee. but the defect Itself was <-o;
sldereil to be the work of evil sptrit
In "King I.ear" we find the folliwin;
In the si-ene on the heath nlrht:
"This Is the foul fie:til I'liMiertirP.
aret. He logins at curfew and walk
till the first eook; he gives the <veb an '
the pin. squints the eye atd make*
the harelip mildews the white tnea
:ind hurts the poor creature of eafh."
ONt TWS |
A. vm/\CjON HKo K "\ONGutj
V ONG ^
Jirj
U THE WOULD OF
SF-TT
Ed Pfeffer. Brooklyn's Great
Pitcher..
Plluli) by A'MUI'IC n • H..-J .A**via.loll.
Eil Pfe'Ter. s<i:aci!i s la;< u imed
best rlslit i'a. tl i it. <»t t'<e !•
■
Wheezer Ih'II. S . far this y i ar hp lias
j>.t lie 1 only f:ii- hall. l.i.t I <■ is ii hot
weather llUlii-r :: :il ias not ri • bed
his best formu 1't'eli'er j> ined tho
F.rookl;. iiR in lull end Imiredii -ly at
tnureJ litigation At the I epiiiuhis:
of the win si— -i-i he did not make
much of a show, list i •• nrd the end
of the ft asim v.uii item of the trances
er almost to t'i -■ : • t the race. He
Is a brother •>!' i'nr.k I' >r. win
|iie of w<i id ^ i U.iii .islii; s for lii •
Chl'-airo I 'lib*.
Harness R-^i-g's Half Century.
Llchl h-irjuss ra<'lit:. as now eon
(l'Uteil. ech-bl - I ; se-:s, n tin e|os.<
o:' Its first ha I' • i-nfiirv. It was in Is* ■'
In UnCTalo that the t st mevtlm: was
held. Tiie eri. \mt- rs tu.tl i xee'ttors of
the scheme In V-: sn Ii well km-wii
men as K. 'I' r.-il.oi-d. <M-m-r.il It. L
Howard. C. J We , W ii. Fa,so. f
J. Il.ir.il'n. Je'.veir 1 'i-md an I M
IV Bush. Tl:. y «1.,1 thiieis on a l-la
s ale. h •- • ■ - 1v\ >12.
" <i— n ti>i> s i for i lie in! .it an I ex
(leriu'en: I i. . e ::;<et : nd thereby
lltrlUL' to UulT : !o t!ie in: ill of the dlas
Mia I ami la'i I -..Ited s rs. In that
lestilted iu a i- ■•>n ! r Dexter, width
i
Holla GohMust in strai- ht heats,
timed In 2:27', 2'2' Hid J '-'"' Ties
I
if the font eon tainly m.til the last
(lay of tiie ra' i:i" v.lien I'cxter in a
j - itial event nude: s:: i lie i d t!lo
three heals in 2-i ,. 2 -i • i.d 2 I*
That I'.umI heat ■■ ti- s un «■ of won
der thru iirhutit the 11: I.
Jack Mo.ik!c/ a C-rcat Trair-er.
Pe*plte « n . t - li ve hi -n riuelc
l> belitMe the aMIttj of the "only"
I e stands nut above . y her * ehe^e
tr liner In the i -i.: i ■ i t lie view
I tit of stl i s «;•!, 11is ; .vi >Ionk
le h. s shown t'i r i< r.> tii n a dtinJe
s il. knows ! >w t 1 >r:;i - oi:r ' s 'dull
es abi'iiy. I • I, - • 'vert ;••••.». m the
world's great*1 nthht s end I: is tie
v-el '| ed more wlnn'.a:; trai k teams Id
tin- iinereolle i ; ■ - ini ' : -hips than
hii other eol'e- e tr ':-er i.. I'ae 1'nltel
Stales. Mtiii.i t; 1 lit John Prt'ii
Jo: s many of the i . points of e'n
del path e. ip. -n. despite some
op ti ions to 'i • ■ !.rrar> He did not
n ; '.e Jones i be sun- he -mse Jones
wis Item a v. iiideii-.d mniii-r. but he
eeri: inly Uei t th t' iuer world's tee
oitl I; »l.ler for the ttr'e in shape to re
tnlii his superiority while lie was In
eomiK-titiou.
Seek Co'c! Cbali'int'c Cup.
Albert 1. Ji.i; president of the
Ame> v iu i ii. i- : .• ii sci mti n. re
ce:it!-. aiuiiiiiii e I i :; intend of al
|ii«ii!-r rln* ; i'l vhu'leiisp 'UP "f 'h1'
us (i.Hi'Uin i> re -i ■ in the ciis'ody
of the Mptii'it Y.v'it '■ liili an eastern
yacht cliili will ch^lle'ice fur the
trophy iliis summer w .ii a new hydro
, "ane. Tlie new i liallenyer is now in
I rnOT s of i oiistruc.i'11 mil) will he
i vel i.i ilesiirn. Her I i:i!i?eis believe
f'ie wil lie a gennine surprise to those
1 reies il in |!u onstriiet-'in and s:iil
i ■: or t' ps« hiffh powered boats of ps
ti el;ie - iced Construction is to be
n'"i:u I!' ps which hnvp nlve-idy been
I roved ic ocssful. nod the men who
are bnil-'I'is.' hor are confident that
s'le will - ■ to defeat Miss UetriHt
c any o the er.ift which have us yet
leen shown on I.ake Mi hivaa.
Wil'ard Via/ Meet Fu'lan.
Fred h\ itou. the Minuej'ita Klnnt.
may se; i try at tile b"avywe!"ht
championship on next July 4. Totn
Jones, tin! miter of .less Wil'iird. has
trade an > .Ter f r Fultou to meet Wil
lrnl. Wil lard is now with a elreus
toiirint; the west, but it Is believed he
has a contract which will permit his
withdrawal whenever he ii lulled upon
to dc'""-' .on r"-'- | m < _
Different Matter.
"I'm !• tryliin to sell that house I
bought'lost year I thought It would
be sin ensy matter, but It isn't"
"Wtant made you think It would be
easy?"
"Well, tlie aeenl didn't have any
trouble selling It to me " - Exchange.
Advice Concerning the Qaby.
| If the baby Is |iretty I ell the mother
that ll Is the very liunce of lier; if It
looks |il;e <niiiPtllUig the eal drnnced
In intlniate that il ta'tes strongly after
the old man. Columbia State
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DR. L. S. KELLER
Dritlit
Most Modern Methods.
Open Kveuin^s.
Office Hours: 8-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
AliiKRau Building - llroadway
j FKiGVVAV ALASKA
DR. II. A. ill AM*
Dentist
llroadway
liet ivecu Filth and Si.\tli
.iknfiuay Aia.ska
WILLIAM HALLlSIKlt, M. I).
(Formerly ol beatlle)
i Si>ci'iiiliM Iju ilie treatment of
j dist-JiMtt and de,oru:itief< ul the
j e, «*T| U04H) Ull(i till cat.
I Office: Goldstein Building. Ju
j i uu, Alaska.
\V. B. STOUT
[Attorney At L a «
Practice lii all caurUt
lu Territory ol Al.tta
ii ilutb ... M M a. . • Alaska
MtA 1 KK.NAL Ultl>Klto *
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Aiciic liroliictboud
Cawp *>K.ig*. "> iNo. 1, |
a ii. uit-ela «»»ei'y
oud aim loaiiu luet>
day evening at S:30 p.
| at. - Visiu .g Un-lueiB coiUia
| i> welcome. W. Li. Steveu^onf Arc
tic CUltf, W. ii Bunoiu, Arctic
i iwv-cuiuer.
HO biK-Ul.
an. vjiati 01
r>*<v t LiC ii.o. O.I.U Wililw
fUuboUaj Oi Otiv.1) U'UUWu A>
■41 U(Ui OU f iiLli U>Oau(j V dftlUli£
.1 u«vfi vvruiuit) lc alalia
,'l. K. Hadson, W. P., J. K. Mo
i secretary.
F. & A. M.
Wliite i'a.s Loxlge
F. ii A. Al. No. 113
mcels lid unU 41li
Fri. Ev'gs. 01° e.icli
1 ui uth. ViiiUng brotLCiB are wel
j. > .ua.
Eltncr L. Wh oler, W. M.
Address all communicatitna to
i .e Secietaty.
B. P. O. ELKS
Skag ,*ay Lodge
No. 4SI. B. P. O.
E. meets every
1st aud 3d Thu:6
d;iy at S:30 p. m.
Visiting brotb
•3 ci>rdia;iy welcome.
HENRY PRIEDEN'THAL, E. R.
jr. J V AW DEW ALL, Secretary |
1'ionc; r of Alaska Ifjlco, X°- l«i
n fts in A. U. Hall first Monday in
t >iy im ntli at 8:30 p. 111.
ii_itU.g lirotliers cordially «•<•!
oine.
W. L. STEVENSON", Pres.
V. T. DORTERO, Rjc. Sec. |
You n a e a mistake il
vou d< ciolSstuo at
THE
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Elertri Light*
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on e*ch Hoor
Famous loi its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottaee Cheese and
Buttermilk irom oiu own da"v
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted, I arpe Sfirrp'e
Rooms for Ttavelirg Men.
H. S. PI1L1.EN. Piop.
Skagway. Alaska
1 u
Seattle, Tacoma, Victoria
Vancouver, Prince Rupert
Juneau, Petersburg, Wrangell, and Ketchikan
Leave Skagtuay
S.S.SPOKANE June 25 July 7-19
S. S. City of Seattle- July 1-13*25 -Aug 6
Connects at Seattle with through passenger fet<amen.
CONGRESS, GOVERNOR ('RESIDENT AND QUEEN.
Sailing Monday 11 p. in. anil Friday at 11 a. in.
FOR SAX FRANCISCO, LOS A.VGELKS, SAN DIEGO.
Hiroiij;!) tickets sold and lavage checked to all ]X)lnts In
United States and Canada. For fa'ders and full particulars,
address H. G. WEIR, Agent.
II. BltANDT, G. A. P. D. Phone 50. 8KAGWAY.
008 Second Ave., Seattle, \Va.sl»
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
SAILINGS FkOH SKAGWaY
Southbound via Sitka
DOLPHIN July 1-12-23 Aug 3-14
JEFFERSON June 24 July 7-16-29
Aug. 9-21
SFATTI P niyPCT
MARIPOSA Jun.23 Jul. 18 Aug 7-28
ALAMEDA July 8-28 Aug 18
Knik, Anchorage and Way Ports
ALAMEDA Jun. 29 Jul. 19 Aug 9-29 «
MARIPOSA July 9-29 Aug. 19 j
ALASKA June 24 '<
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SAILINGS from SKAGWAY
IjGANAOSANj
PACIFIt,
V<, railway^
S'ASON 1916
Princess Steamers
Charlotte, Alice or Sophia
Every Thursday at 7 p+m*
From JUNE 15th to NOV£M3£R 9f.h Inclusive
Addit'onal Sailings in July of JULY 10, 17,24,31
-TO
VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE, ETC.
Via PRINCE RUPERT
We cf n Ticket Yo j to Any Part of the World
Information Cheerfully Furnished by
L. H. JOHNSTON A2t. Phone 87 oz 118 SKAGWAY
NOT AN EXPERIMENT
"PUUOLA" Peroxide Cream is
not aii experiment, for it has been
sold for years and can be relit d up
on to give perfect satisfaction to
Ihe user. It Is a soothing, healing
and vanishing cream, which dries
quickly and Is never sticky or
greasy. You will be surprised at
thi> benefits your skin will de
rive from l's constant use. Sold
♦>
\ Alaska Junk Co. |
of Juneau Alaska,
•S ♦
*. Dealers In 4*
*
* rubber, copper, brass. *
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| I EAD, ZINC, SACKS, RACS |
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si ore. $
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a money-back guarantee if
no* satisfied. 25c in jars or tubes.
Tpecifj- "PUROLA!" Sold by Kel
ler Bros. Drug Co.
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaver* vVhitehorne the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
point* and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Champaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class
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OFFICE
Rsgina Hotel :: Whitehorte. / T
S. S. S. S.
Prince George Prince Rupert
(3875 Tons) (3875 Tons)
The Finest, Surest, Swifte«t Steamships on the North Pacific
LEAVE SK\GWAY
EVERY SATURDAY P. M.
For
PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Connections made nt Prince Kupe-t with the Grand Pruok Picific Rail
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