K. St A. M
Whlt® Paaa Lodge
F. & A.M. No. 113
meets 2d and 4th
frL Evga. of each |
month. Vialting brothers t-ra wel-1
come. Phil Abrahams, Secretary.
W. C. Wright, W. M.
tYaternal Order
Ka&les—
Skagway Aerie
No. 25, Frater
nal Order of !
E&glea meet* the lirst tairu
Wednesday night of each month at
their hall on Fifth avenue. Visiting
brothers cordially InrUed to attend,
timer Wheeler, W. P.. J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
li. p. o. ELKS
Sltagway Lodg
No. 431, B. P. 0.
S. race La every
1st and 3rd Thurs
days at S o'clock
Tr?^:S v.Ts B Visiting broth
era cordially welcome. Jas Ken
nedy, Ex. R. Geo. ilagee Secretary.
Arctic Brotherhood.—
CamD Skagway Xo. 1
avening at 8:00 p
m. sharp. /Isltinp brothers cordial
ly welcome D. J. Rich, Arctic Chief
W. R. Hillery, Arctic Recorder.
30th Infantry Lodge, No. 131)0.
LOY.VL ORDER OP MOOSE.
Fort Wm. H. Seward. Haines, Ala&k
Regular Meetings every Thursday
light at 7:30 p. m. Aii Tisiting bro
thers cordially welcomed.
Any one desiring information
about the Lodge will confer & favor
by addressing
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Fresh Eastern Oysters on th
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FIVE GOOD ONE! TO DRAW tO.
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Dentists.
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Den tit. I.
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EDITORIAL PAGE
V Ml'KDEll FOK COl'NTKY
Even Anarchists arc entitled to I
justice. It is not l'nlr to as
sume that the murderers of the
Archduke Ferdinand and his wife
are Anarchists merely because
their crime resemble several out
rages of which Anarchists have
beeu ;uilty.
It is quite likely that in this
case tiio motive for the killing of
two m.-inbers of the royal family
of Austria-Hungary was national
rather than anarchistic. It is
probable that it was an outcrop
ping of Servian hatred of Austria
raihfcr thau of revolutionary mad
ness which makes all representa
tives of established authority its
deadiy enemies.
Bosnia andv Herzegovina are
historically and radically natural
fields of Servian growth and ex
pansion. They were claimed by
Servia. with better right than by
Austria-Hungary. Might, not eouity,
governed the incorporat'on of that
former Turkish territory In the
Austto-Hungarian empire.
Servian consciousness of these
facts is keen. Tho feeling it
causes is intensely bitter. There
is no need of looking farther for
a motive for such a cr.'me as the
double murder in Sarayevo.
Anarchy is always greatly repre
hended except between assassiua
i ions.
Was that new Greek cruiser
named llelle for the special benefit
of Turkey?
Luck iau't alway against Secretary
Bryan. A large grape crop is as
sured tills year.
Any wry the United States Su
premo Court knows how to clean
up and go home.
Now comes again 1 ho annual
triumph of the plain frirl who tans
over Mr- pretty girl who freckles
"Anna lleltl may wed a prince
and leave ths stage for society."
Still, we should try to worry along,
somehow.
The society editors who covered
:ho Paris prize figlu described
everything satisfactorily except
the gowns.
Tf spooning is degrading, it must
be admitted that a little degrada
tion now and then is relished by
lots of folks.
A foituue awaits the inventor
producing a soft windshield glass
through "which one may be pain
lessly thrown.
An Atlantic liner wuit aslio'ro in
a dense fog, thus eliminating all
controversy as to w'nk h captain
was responsible.
Lorimer seems to b* getting it
both coming and going. Ho was
ousted from tho senate because
thero was too much money in his
campaign, ami now ho is in trouble
because thero is too little money
in It is banks.
Shirtwaists for men? Not when
the equatorial architecture of most
men past the thirties is considered.
Candidates woul-l be vexod
moug!. if the law merely forbade
them to promise more jobs than
they could ever give.
Secretary Bryan may have
hidden in an elevator to avoid the
suffragists, but he didn t try to dis
guise himself in skirts.
Perhaps the English suffragettes
could cause a chauge* of public
sentiment toward them by slashing
a few cubist paintings.
Probably it will bo Just as well
for Ambussador Page to refrain
trorn saying anything humorous on
the subject of that polo match.
As usual, this summer, the
average vacationist will forget to
.s.ive out enough to pay_ the doctor's
bill lie contracts as soon as he
reaches home.
BESSIE WAKEFIELD BEGINS
SECOND FICiKT FOK LIFE
Xow llaven. Conn., July IS—Vin
dication for Mrs. Bessie Wakefield,
sentenced to bo hanged for the
murder of her husband, William O.
Wakefield, was predicted by the de
iensa here Tuesday, when the sec
ond trial of the woman opened in
ilie Superior court.
Janits Plew, Airs. Wakefield's
ompanion in the murder, was hang
• d on March 4. Women of Connecti
cut were active in behalf of the
Wakefield woman and her appeal
to the Connecticut supreme court
of errors won for her a second trial.
Recently Mrs. W. J. Blickensder
fer made an automobile tour of
Connecticut taking a "silver quar
ter" subscription to finance Mrs.
Wakefield's second fight for life.
Charles W. Bauby of Waterbury,
Conn., is the attorney for the de
fendant.
a iuenioer 01 a umiuj ui uucvu
< Uililren, Bessie Wakefield began
working as "hired girl" for farmers
near her home at fourteen, "and at
seventeen was married to William
Wakefield, who was twice her age.
Wakefield did not provide for his
family and Mrs. Wakefield later be
came housekeeper for Plew. For
a time Wakefield also lived on the
Plew farm, then ho again, estab
lished a home and his wife returned
to him. It was after that Plew
and Wakefield quarreled and Wake
field's dead body was found in a
field twelve miles away. Plew's
confession implicated Bessie Wake
field, and, subjected to third de
cree grilling by the coroner, she
further implicated herself. Before
l or trial Mrs. Wakefield was with
out legal advice, aud during the
trial the jury was not segregated
and was influenced by popular
opinion. The defense claims that
Mrs. Wakefield know nothing of
Plow's intention of killing her hus
band.
LIFE in the open goes a !;•:<» way
toward insuring sound health,
which is the real foundation of beauty
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Should any PUROLA
Product fail to cive
ENTIRE satisfaction
the price paid will be
cheerfully refunded
-V.
Applied just before an outing of any kind
will positively prevent all ill effects of the pxposure
to sun and wind. Made in flesh and white.
Its use creates the soft, velvety appearance which is so
much sought after. Price SO cents per bottle.
Get it in Skagway at
KELLER BROS'
WILL MAKE A
6000 CLEAN UP
Among the men who went to the
Chisana several months ago was C.
H. Mooers. Ho is doing some pros
pecting and a few days ago came
out to McCarthy to secure some
additional supplies. Before return
ing to the interior he wrote the
editor from McCarthy, from which
the following extracts are taken:
"Until very recently it's been the
same old story—a new camp, little
prospecting done, some people
knocking and some boosting, etc.
But when the water started this
spring, everyone put small crews on
and started ground sluicing. This
preliminary work lias been going on
until Just recently—In fact the real
business of shoveling in has been
held back some two weeks bocauso
of frozen bedrock. It is my opinion
that the high altitude is the causc
of the season being so backward
However, full crews havo been go
ing since about June 25th and,
considering that work has just be
gun, some very good clean up have
been made.
"On the day that I left the dig
gings (June 28) Hamsliaw had s
$12,000 cleanup. This represented
three days' shoveling in by sis
men. He was just getting into ricil
pay on the No. 1 Eldorado clairc
and expected a cleanup of approx
imately $20,000 for the next thret
days' work. The bedrock had jusl
begun to thaw on lite claims furth
tr down on Bonanza creek, but bj
this time plenty of gold should b«
coming out daily from 4, 5 and (
Bonanza and others on down the
creek including the Taylor frac
tion and No 3 Bonanza, whicl
is being worked by George Williams
of Dawson.—Cordova Alaskan.
LTPTON'S YACHT SAILS
FOR RACE IX AMERICA
Portsmouth, July 20—Sir Thom
as Llpton's cup challenger, th(
yacht Erin with a convoy left todaj
for America, there to take part it
the races next month.
PARIS WOMAN OX TRIAL
FOR DEATH OF EDITOF
Paris, July 20—The trial o;
Madame Caillaux, wife or the ex
premier of France, who killed Gas
ton Calmette, editor of Figaro, lasi
March, started today. Interest ii
the trial Is ,k«en. 4
TRYING TO ARBITRATE
STRIKE OX RAILROAD.1"
Chicago, July 2—Representative!
of the United States government ar<
hero today iu conference with tli<
railroad managers. They' hope tc
be able to avert a general strike oi
railway employes.
The railroad managers asked fo
tho services; of the arbitratioi
board in the matter.
FOR SALE—Two bedroom suites
one taffeta carpet, one 7x9 tent, on<
airtight heater, one counter Fair
banks scales, three washbowls ant
pitchers. Can be 6een Monday anc
Tuesday afternoon at corner o:
Fifth and States streets. See Mrs
A. L. Grant. 7-18-«t.
THE POWER OF STEAM.
Hany M«y But It Tilin Grnlu* t<
lleullae.
When James Walt saw the stean
causing the Sceltle lid to jump up an<
flown lie said "There must bo p >v r i
that sieam that It can lift euctl •
weight."
"Piere ws3.
Millions prior to him had seev i
iai::e phenomenon and regarded :t
in unexplained nystery.
Recent scientific research has pa.
flncer o:: the "causo" of Dandruff, 1 it
:n!T ITalr, an;5 consequent Baldness, . r.
has unearthed a tiny germ which <' t
the life-from the roots of human ha!"
Ner.-hro'rs Hcrplclde destroys
term s..id consequently restores tl.
'aalr to ltd natural state.
Bold by leading drngplnts. Send I0f ii
stamps for sample to The HerplcJdo Co.
Detroit. Mleh.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
At all drug storet.
Olympia Beer on draught at thi
Board of Trade. This famous brew
both on draft uid In bottles Is kep
constantly fresh. This Is the Boari
of Trade Bar where the celebrated
Rainier Beer Is also kept in bot
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