F. & A. H,
White Pasa Lodge
F. & A.M. No. 11S
meets 2d and 4th
frL ET'ga. ot each
monm. yisuing orotaeri *re
come. Phil Abrahams, Secretary.
W. C. Wright, W. M.
Fraternal Order
Kagle*—
SkA^way Aerie
No. 25, Frater
nal Order ot
t.a£i8s metsa uia urat auu uuuu
Wednesday night of each month at
their hall on Fifth ateaue. Vialting
brother* cordially lnYlVed to attend.
Klmor Wheeler, W. P., J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS
Skajway Lodg
No. 431, B. P. 0.
E. meeta every
Island 3rd Thurs
day* at S o'clock.
Vialtlar broth
era cordially welcome. Jas Ken
nedy, Ex. R. Geo. Magee Secretary.
^ .. - Arctic Brotherhood.—
;c i - Camp giagway No. 1
yOC, " A. B. meet* every Tues
day evening at 8:00 p
m. xnirp. V Lai tin* brothers cordial
ly welcome D. J. Rich, Arctic Chief
W. R. Hlllery, Arctic Recorder.
80th Infantry Lodge, Now 1390.
LOYAL ORDER OP MOOSE.
Fort Wm. H. Seward, Haines, Alasi
Regular Meetings every Thursday
alght at 7:30 p. m. All visiting bro
thers cordially welcomed.
Any one desiring information
about tlie Lodge will confer & favor
by addressing
THE SECRETARY.
EASTERN OYSTERS OX THE
HALF SHELL
Freeh Eastern Oysters on th
Half shell are now to be had at tb
-v.* I 'uin Reeuurant.
FIVE GOOD ONEl TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rlw. Bud
we!*e<rf Blae Ribbon and Pale Rain
ler Bee" at the Board ot Trade.
PROFESSION AL CARDS.
Dentists.
DR. L. S. KELLER.
Death* t.
Moct Modern Methods.
Opea Evoninga.
Office HourB: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Alaskan building - Broadway
SKAGWAY ALASKA
THE PATTERSOX-O'BRIEN CO.
—Dealers In—
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229 Walker Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
Orders by mall or cable will receive
prompt attention. Catalogue on re
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W. B. STOIT.
Attorney At Law.
Practices In all courts
In Territory ot Alaska
Ha!-"3 Alaska.
l ocation Notlees, placer anc.
quartz, 50c. a dozen at the Dai!j
Alaskan office. u.
Do you know?
That we th© bast hard wheat
>■ obtainable.
That we use pure lard.
That we use the beet eggs.
That we use the beat extracts
and spices.
Th'4 we use tie utmost care In
the preparation of *11 our articles.
That we give a uoney-back guar
ty with everything you buy from ua.
If you don't know these things,
It's time you did for Its' to your
benefit to know them. The New
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Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Champaigne J
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icited, Rates Reasonable
'and the Service First Class.
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EDITORIAL PAGE
WINDOWS.
Study them. Ninety cut of ever;
hundred are down. Of ten which no
up, lour are no more than a few
Inches above the sill, and some
have tlit, shades down to obstruct
the free passage of the air. That's
the case in Skagway. It's the e.t-d
everywhere. It should not be.
When men lived in houses of
reeds they had constitutions of
oak. Now that they live in hotu ;
of oak they have constitutions o
reeds. Why? Fresh air, and
fresh air. That's the pith of tin
story.
The moral applies in Skagway.
When tight windows come in, lie.ii 1
goes out. Lungs must be washe
and breathing must be deep or t i
fated hour will find the dead!;,
germ lodged in the susceptible lilt ■
used tender tissue. Then, when
the seed is sown and cultured i
fetid atmosphere, and blood i -
mains sluggish vitality vanishes.
These glorious Skagway suium -:i
days should see everyone sleep:
with open doors and windows re
moved. Then, with clean prtai
health will prove the pillar and t; 1
strong stay through many yea
Long life and enjoyable life won;
be the boon.
The white plague numbers
victims In every land. Too iuu*
does It figure in the Northlam
Before the whites came, the re
lived- lu the open and were e\eni
Now reds are bottled in hovi
the race is dying. Tho India
should work reform on this U • >.
nothing else. And just as \ or
a campaign would be of ine i
able benefit to white Alaska
Back to the primitive is 1
pected in all respects, but ear.
to Adam's way of reveling m fr<>
air would mean the gre:iti'<t
each individual could render hi-'
self. And it costs nothing, but
all gain. Do It now.
Open the window, or sleep
the open entirely—live.
WOl'LD Ol'ST MfDDM M \\
Montreal Herald-TelegraiHi:
farmer and the producer have a ho
of go-betweens, -whose work r
ents nothing more valuable to p 1
duction than digging a hole
filling it up again. They have
be paid, however, out of the !
price obtained for the prodiu
I he< ,:iise of this the real producer
of the material product must so
.viliiout an adequate reward, with
.•ho result that he cannot pay suf
"u ieut v.-.igi ; to induce enough men
o stay on his farm to get out of
it the full amount it is capable of
jircdui i i;r. Economical marketing of
inrui products is one of the great
est needs of Canada at the present
EATING IN BERLIN.
A Humor: View of the Native*'
VVoncorrui Appetites.
:onr rolls 01 !at <>n the back of Ills
in- U, all el -I'ly i;.ped and shaved, so
las ; > i>: nj. ; i :■ lull beauty and
iaal.es iiim 100 k as though nn earth
tbi.- i -i li : and ir had all fallen
llir i into his dining room.
I'm true JWIIner eats his regular
aii.v tue" :s, four tn number and all
i.rl In between times he
i gathers a bite. For In
mi: ••• at i.t .li o'clock in the morning
e ■ » tT : >r an hour and has a
i. ky pastry witb whip
4 o'clock Ji) the afternoon
a bit. Just to keep up bis
: - ly a school of Bismarck
>i:il a Kraut pie. some more
! n: re iiike and cue thing
!. w.i.h will be coming
aloit. a little laa-r on.
en a«.:- it the theater he es
an I goes out and pre
.icii for supper, wblch
■ .it ! 1 o'clock, by drinking
steins of thick Munich
i= en such small tidbits
;•= ot German sausage or
i!:e i.. ball' of a raw Westphalia
. are forty seven distinct aud
• li'-s of German sausage.
: ili.'tn are edible, but the
'
"rated It ts prououneed
witb the accent on tbe
;nst | art. whore It belongs.
:atiy. however, there Is a
vcably smothered In young
«i:i' li i : delicious and !u sca
f- i ■ i:fis 'l'lie ouly drawback to
•
the ^r; - i i and avaricious German
nt iUH-i, r ; ::s the confounded
nei c to inure you. In our money, 40
• j >r a wlmle pbcasant and half a
ri calr me—say enough to fur
t a i: meal for two tolerably hnu
.. i.l I* nd a child.—lrvin S. Cobb
in Satiini Evening I'ost.
Subscribe for Uie Daily Alaskan.
SJIAGWAV WEATHEM REPORT.
Results of the observation taken
at Mooro'u Wharf at midnight last
night, is as follows:
Temp, time observation .. 56 ftbOve
Max. preceding 24 lira .. 76 above
Miu. " " - " .« 54 above
Mean " " * — above
Barometer 30:48 Cloudy ami cVm.
FLYWHEELS IN WARFARE.
As Projectiles They Would Mow Down
Everything In Their Way.
A big flywheel spinning rapidly in
volves a much greater danger titan that
of merely exploding. The explosion of
a flywheel is due to centrifugal force
and causes pieces of the wheel to (ly
off at a tangent in the plane of the
wheel, but in practically every direc
tion in Ibis plane. Hut consider for a
moment what would happen if a fly
wheel were to become loose from Its
bearings and stay whole.
The great velocity of rotntiou would
be changed to velocity of translation,
and I lie wheel would travel with light
ning swiftness along the floor iu the
direction of rotation. It Would act like
a locomotive wheel going at tremen
dous speed. Of course, if it were to
drop iu a puddle of oil it would not go
far. but simply slip like an engine
wheel on an oiled track. Out with no
oil to check its course the results would
| be awful to contemplate.
j Suppose that the wheel was forty
feel in circumference and was rotating
at l.SOO revolutions a minute. A point
on the wheel would then be traveling
7-,<>00 feet a minute, or about S(X) miles
an hour. This is as fast as a cannon
ball and. of course, the wheel would
act Iu a similar manner to a cannon
ball—it would be a mighty projectile
that would go through almost any
thing. It is this ibinger which keeps
the M^e and speed of flywheels down
in practice, especially aboard ship.
It Is possible that projectiles will yet
be made on this principle for certain
purposes. Think what an army could
do at short range if it was equipped
with hundreds of big flywheels that
could be released. They would travel
along the ground at great speed and
would simply mow down everything in
their way. The only drawback to the
»<•> or Uywlieels in nus way is iub r»v
sistajt o of the ground, and that would
not bold for a distance as short as half
a wl'e.
While nn ordinary projectile lilts In
one spot only, the flywheel would cover
an area as wide ns the wheel and as
long as the path over which it traveled.
Therefore it Js hardly possible that any
wheel would become spent without do
in? great damage. It could be pretty
ft urately aimed and, ou account of its
gyroscopic effect, would travel in prac
tically a straight line. Its gyroscopic
effect would not. however, keep it from
going up or down a hill, but would pre
vent it from deviating from its path
otherwise.
Defense against such a projectile
would be bard to get—New York Amer
ican.
Pretty Useful Shoes.
It would be ditUcult to realize what
the Flics lander would do without his
kloinpen or wooden shoes, for they
have a hundred uses. With them lit
balls out his i>oat, corrects his chil
drop <ui(l scoops up a drink of watei
wherever ho may be. lie places in
theiu his worms for fishing. uses them
as missiles in a free tight, measures
dry goods with them and a hundred
other tilings. The kloinpeu are cheap
fliey (ust abiiut fifteen pence a pair,
man's si/.e. and Dutchmeu's feet art
not Cinderella-like by any means.—
Wide Worid Magazine,
Bonded Wilis Keys—tflbsou, Moun
Vnnon anj Belmont. The best of
Beer—Blue Ribbon, Budweiser and
Pale Raulei-, at tho Mascot, Tele
phone 67 ^ n
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With Kodak Films
Bring your Films to us for developing and
printing. Then you'll be assured <•( the best
results.
Every thing for the Kodak at Seattle and
New York Prices
Kodaks For Rent by day, week
or month. Why try to describe a place you
have seen without a photogn to assist yon.
Take a Kodak With You
A Safety Razor 35c
DURHAM DUPLEX DEMONSTRATORS
35 cents each. With m2oc stick of shaving
soap in nickled box, 50c
A Small Medicine
Chest
Containing a few Carefully Selected
Remedies and FirstjAid Requisites
added to your outfit might mean the
Preservation of Life
We will Cheerfully Give You the
benefit of our experience in making
your selebtion.
A VEST POCKET FISHING ROD j
Is a thin,? of beauty and a . ver if you get ono that is guaranteed, We] guarantee our's I
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F' vht it tc «shanp« this Schedule
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
S.S. City Of Seattle
June - • 24
July - - 6, 18, 30
August - - 11,23
S. S. Spokane
June - - 18, 30
July - - ' 12, 24
Aug. - - 5,17,29
Phone 50 V- A'. PETERSON, Agent
ALASKA
ffTL
/ MSHIP CO.
Sailing Dates frc way, Summer 1914
Sailing at ! i
S. S. MARIPOSA. - -
S. S. ALAMEDA. -
S. S. NORTHWESTERN,
S. S. JEFFERSON.
S. S. DOLPHIN.
Stops will be rru: !c
I aku Glat1 -r.
Tnuufer toVancotivei .
For Cordova
All dates stil.jr
TKLKPHO.VE NO.
Seattle
days to Seattle
UNE 23 JULY 11. 29 AUG. 17
L '-0. 29 JULY 17 AUG. 4. 23
8. JULY 6, 24 AUG. 11. 30
:6 JULY 8,' 20 AUG. 1. 14. 26
JULY 2. 14.21 AUG. 8. 20
. and Dolphin at Metlakahtla
in and after June 26
yvilLout additional charge.
•ird Points
i, July 4, 22, Aug. 10, 28
July 10, 28, Aug. 16
;une 1 1, 29, July 17, Aug. 4, 23
c. i ■ n je without notice
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Canad acificRy.
St ii .sh p Lines)
From SI Thursdays P. M.
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SS PRINCESS MAY or
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