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>„ S. KFIXER Publisher .... ESTABLISHED 1S9S
Admitted as Second-class mail matter us a Daily now up* per July 3.
1S9J, and entered as Second-class mall matter, as a trl weekly August 26,
1S20. according to the postal requirements.
The Daily Alaskan charges (or all publications not solicited, which
Irrludes all notices, other than churches, or charitable societies.
StllM'RUTlOX IMTK.S
On# month by 31 all $ .75
On* month by carrier 1.0U
Three months by mail 2.25
Six months by mail 4.SO
One year by mall 9 00
Oldest Dally In Alaska
Official City Taper
Subscriptions nml Advert foments Received by
Senrett News Company
t. W. Gideon.*.......
K. U rilman
Whlteliorse, Y T.
. ..Carcross, Y.T.
Altin, B.C.
M \SK \ NOT llll'l'l'in \T
1*« "P> i I t! i- Outside talk a great ileal about differences of opinion
fa V,,-;k:i ami the Inability to agree on the men who should lie appointed
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I* .» '?uril. People disagree eyevrywhere upon publie matters and upon
t e • •'option of offi>eholders. In this rospc t the p. .'pie of Alaska are
i different tl: a those «if Ohio or Now ^>rk. of Mexico or Washington
%re are always differed of opinion in all of those States, and there.
- h. re, charges ar.J criminations and recrimintlons. when offices are
1 :-s filled, is the rule rather than the exception.
e al s trd -tuff that :s being said and written about the quarreling
f Alaskans Is Injurlus this territory's reputation. It is lime for the
t.mvsj ipers ai d people of t'.e country to cor.ie to their t»o:>es and apply
tl same rulees in arriving at judgments on Alaska that obtain elsewhere
> ir.tKh iike Anu'i. ans every« re T .\l;;>ka l\ulv
Tin \ i. \t k thk rnotiREssivr spirit
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' ': !. who seem to fir.d fault with various features of the cele
■ or think it time for some live committee to take hold and
t rc ,i little differ- it Tin- wonder why prizes were given
1 . f e s ,rp shoo'• rs the Gun Club o h< d the regular Sun
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:ad>\ at:d w!at tthe bit merchants were l'linkiug about. and
ir.\ited visiting ball •.•■mis and i!en allowed the
t.) !■• ,i wr*.ik team on Sunda> and be fre<!i on Monday after
i.'P,'. vt a ; t'e victorious ti'.ira that had inst ' nished a came
>ri!n»s to the stories brought to this office they are wondering
lev ot >r t! and wonder why the Capital < .tn't remedy some
. [parent deft-its. But they forget tl.it it takees t.me and
i : tions t.i br'tig the relief that !!.••> uov. ihtiik should come
lie patient —Capital.
- . -<k the last mail anil is a l»ri>_t a:n1 newsy sheet
:• d from the pen of K .1 iStrollefi Whit.* Owing
e ■. ■ J. it .ulvisabK) to movp his fm>* publishing plant to .In
Whit, - .'.'tin no introduction to thi< people of the north
• ! v rh it. i-spapers sunt the Klondike rush in
.-k a away in "he fall of that >oar when he edited
- until he went to Dawson. ii 1 vi>. where he was
n News for a nun:her of years cooing to Whitehorse about
-lined until as editor and publisher of the
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- w'.ien the office v. as dfSt . d Stroller"
.. rd for him a reputation a hi:v erotis writer and
conditions and people of the nonhland gives him a
it those subscribing for or advertising in his piper will get one
•s on the dollar.
e's ro yo;i Stroller."
thirty-five physicians in Ai.i-i « > belong to the
ri.ii Medical Association and for wal yjrs past tltev have en
d to affiliate with the American Medical Assoi iv n,t, that lifis a
•s! p of - ! Hut through the intelligent efforts of Dr "Oaniei
l'res : t of the Assoc ation. t1 ■ Alask i Territorial Med
i':oa. has lioen admitted into full fellowship and give.i the f ir
of seit.! tig a delegate to the ne\t at-'iunl nv. tnion I" le
even million families in America own their own homes,
e r-' -tons why I-enine waited in vain for a Soviet revolu
•r> —Seattle Post-Intelligence:
nn i' male appears, as a rule, to favor die present styles in
* >it s , : ts. But let the Master Tailor- Vssociation order knee
f<>r nit: f- i>-vr winter styles, and hear him moan' -Seattle
MI nm to nu".
sn!<1 ,1<n1.
mVoii flnitor ymjrso'f" t Mii«i
anyway " !««» 'Tsn
It."
He ppwvfif to !»«f* >«v The
IsoluA. wirh a of »»vr po^v.ir
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fijivs of *tflVct!«ti *v? h <! •■
iv«»l!u»r Shi*
doTiioiistratj*. v lu»n
dtmior. 1
CiMtilU! 'N«* ili
ha«1 rat«*«l ?m* fm '\ * n;i
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srjui.l: ' I"
drl. \\a* pr« ""•-iv. -
If Mrs !, ! k
in I««m
woivM »H*t his\ f i
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fijilliV. TU.
Mint Mr* Sr ';.
kxii»\v Ml -
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- viih Mr S <1nfj n ruimh** of
im wra ,>r cipht a day in difforpn;
t.jiI (Inly, l.lfc at Hart^ y hniis<>
» ill Jinvo Iwn IntrtloraMy
if 1 hn>1 boon thorp merely as n i>r*p
iwr. AniJ (Snvfor* I wplmaiM a
tlmt w»« out Mile my profo<^
. :n l'o ilniwlns «i«>n tho phv«.
vine w :'!i hi;i». Ho alw"ftjr«
that il y T.i-vor M
uto n-» rtills am! rooolvml
• >1 no tmttvtlon* and
Tho MT<" *i*as har»»n
i f |ii the
: !*h nlttny* « h rocard to
the coniWIon soon>o«1 im i
• wh. v riovntod to h!ir: 1 *n«
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klii'W llui:
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not iV!!ve
thf s' nl : * ■:!»
the <1
fiCOltiM t!
tf 1 O •
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may K> ■
U<ilx>l »:i- i' » •'»*
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so If 1 «• . tv ')>
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•'•■•r 1 In
frnukiifw*
the p>'
1 .&! n»i Un
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want l'1 he iit»»n";
"1 II : • -
as 1
SO n«s"W":.
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retire it nn<l f W w«
made :i <• **o that I hail ii
de\iee )"» eisenpe ihi> ootis •
my avoidance nf her was r • rt. : o •
and unreasonable. It vrns «
sonahte from my po.«r sviti lj» .
fftji no oilier.
I st»w that 1 wits moi-Tinc ti
ty • v rminlnc «n«ty fr : i I :»v
iiip because of it 1 ! i
music. ami niter that 1 <!'(!. 1
not to have astonished t
bettor Instant! v. l know that
ard only Increased hi* rrnnh •
I Imagine if 1 h !.:-■•■
from human etnoibw 1 *..-•••
have Inn merely friend y
As 11 whs. siio was tan".
liked ine well enough. hut il.
ver> I :1«\ If sue il ii ; r
a choice of th serv, • rs. lu - | .•
aolhitis.
I «fd Ve to Ga n Her Liberty.
r-ofcs< r.al duties: and
<• rvmt- In the house
: :o iv .sonton: with what
\> or with the porform
••• f. - v ' :rh I hoy wore
Hut this was Isabel's life.
< - rihrnnt. heairifnl. but
c Into h;mm- prospect*
• ' - A?* 1 she " as er
; t«OcJ to l't- she on'y
avn when her
s pv' '■ at fiction. >■' r .11(1
- to think What
t" 1 as «he
■vr thai iu- position
I, y ««f denied ii .pi s.
e to C n lier liberty.
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•■r "o i -"I protested, in more
h: : s!.p could pues*.
: .Biffed." she said. ••What
- as If
I »»m*t yon want nie to
- • I do." 1 s:. •!. "It's per
alchtforwaWL natural and
to. and I perfectly dellfrht
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• <• •■ • e riesr: ption as well
(0 i.: lK-cessj.ry freedom."
(Continued on Saturday)
Regina Hotel
MODERN SERVICE
....Tourist Trade Solicited....
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: Automobiles for Sight Seeing Tours
C. H. JOHNSON. Piopti. ior
« HITKHOKSK, - - TKR
Home Made Candy Shop
Omiw. V 7
GLADYS SIMMONS. Proper***
Latitudt 71 21#V Tret
TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rvstogi. Prop
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Strrrt and Scconri A> D ^ 1
Sev«i-Pa»fi«fpr MfLptfh'in Ft »■ (.rSn*icf
Attention
Tourists
\\ HK\ IN « Hil l llnlM'
- CITY CAFE -
GOOD EA TS
11 m nix shoht «»i:i>i n>. v'\it m n m \i «. -i i;\ i n
George Yashida, IV» prittor
ai„«o >i \\ \(.ri5 or rnr
Caribou Motel Pining, Wooin
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White Pass & Y j*
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i vm.i no.
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No 1, \. Bonn<l
lut tTa».
f 70 a m. I-eaves
11 55 a m,
1: SO jv m.
sK *(.U \\
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< VKl'I.Ovv
\X HITmoRNl
5:25 p.m. Arrives
Paseengera must 1» at the dtr-1'
spected. and checked Inspect i>
leaving time of trains
ISC pounds of Pappape trill be c' •N-kod free
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Vn. » How I
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rive* 4 30 p rr
S 00 p m.
145 p m
have Prepare in
> trim. !es t<ef<>re
XT ST A REMINDER WEIm'I K- -n PK1NT1V
The
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Clancy
Kids
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Some Chewing Gum
Slot
By
PERCY L. CROSBY
J i)om . Tvci?e I—
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