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I EDITORIAL
.\0.\K SUCH UUUi
Those wiOj "knock" strango.s
and wlio " kuook" tu« town, to
strangers .
Ibooc \vlu> bluTA] hospitality to
no one .
Hivt-e who h..Ua to at-tj otters suo
cetxl.
luose who distrust! puhi inspirit
ed men .
Tuose whq oppose cvory move
ment which does not otrtginate with
tbeinsrlvea.
Tuco- who opfposa every enter
prise that dots nut, appear to beue
tik themselves.
TUote who enjoy th« benefit*
that come from the work of pub
1'c-spirited, brw:dminded men, but
who stive uothdng but criticism in
lftura . *
Ckarlee Kvans Hughes is ou i'fc
Cu.d u£ iavoring a computational
aui«>aumeut wuk4 would comer up
oa w l m-n eqaal voting priyiietgt-t
man. 'i'Ue Wuiiwiw Suurage
oia-i^u-liuus iiay^ uotU'i^jt presi
dent Wilson Uiat ha must snow nis
uand m tbis issue and 1st tli«m
know waich side o£ the lemce iitj ifc
en. In Uie event that lie shouiu
stick by bis original opinion tlwn
sutfruge was a state right ques
tion- -ne will lose lots o& votes this
coiniu* tail. However, it does noi
seem to bother the president tu
ehau^e his mind, so in all probablii
ties, he will come out in faror oi
tl:<3 constitutional amendment.
A strike on the part of the rail
ro.ui eaiplojei at this period of the
year wc uid indeed be lUsi'itvrous it
"be besiuees interests of t..e coun
trv.. Already the west ia auffer
ia" fiom delayed transportation anc
harvests will soom bo moving. We
aro behind labor in any movement
which seeks to justly gve it ia pro
per pl.ice in the commercial world
buk believe that both, employer and
employed should take into consid
eration the rights of the pubiio be
fore tlunging headlong into al tur
bulent strike.
Xewa from the traflla managers
of tht: s'eamship lines running to
Alaska, to the effect that freight
consigned to interior points woul
be moved immediately is welcome
to interior people as well as coa*t
Inhabitants. Merchants and min
ing Utt-rerts la the interior
hue had goods waiting for over
three and four months. Owing to
the short bus-ineso season it is im
perative that the goods be moved
with dispatch, during the summer
jnon'bs.
Tne successful trip of the Deutch
lajii aas given rise to a new form
ff oceanic transportation, that ol
■under sea traffic. Already th«
company which. floated "lie proposi
tion h is purchased ' waterfront
space and Is erecting a dock and
warehouse to store 'he goods, warvi
ftnd merchandise consigned to Ger
many. It will be interesting to
watch. the developments of this par
ticular line as it- begins in our
orn generation.
The Republican platform is a
workine argument for thef »u'pport
of the party, in divisional politics
It 'ouches efvery branch! of activ
ity carried on in Southeastern Al
aska, and is bound to apj>ea! to
th? vo'er.
TOWN TOPICS
Tine K»"»i with| & capacity cargo
left Vancouver yesterday.
Mrs. H. Q. Craig of Halntte, Is
utoviiui^ at the Dewey Hotel.
Miss C. W. Hockett of Haines, t»
a jut*»t in the* aanloni City today.
Mr. Gillespie arrived on the
Ueorse aud A> euroutq to Dawson.
Ja«. Fay, of Haluee attended the
A. y. picnic at Burro Greek, yester
day.
Captain FurBt of Halnea will run
'he Cioldeja Rod for Col. W. L. Stev
enson.
P. H. Canty, local grocer, left
ou the morning's brain for a. trip
♦o Pavey.
The Alaska Is to tha westward.
It will uot make part Skagway any
more this aeason.
Mr. Frnser, gold commissioner for
Atlin, will leave lor tha mteerior
on Monday's train.
Ha*en McKay, after suffering a
minor lllnew, Is back at his post
of duty with P. H. Canty.
Xn«* Jefferson, will make this
port sometime Sunday. I* is making
canuery calls ami Is behind its
schedule.
John Roseae naa returned irum
Haines and is visiting in the Gar
den c»*y a few &ayd before return
ing to the south.
MUs Florence J.. Goiside of
H&ineg Js in the Garden City lor
a few days. She will return on
i ho Golden. Rod.
Th« Tag Tyee pulled out last
utgh* towing the barge Falmyria
which is loaded with ore for thq TfH
coir a emelter.
The Redoodot cleared for the
south ri& Aufc Bay yesterday after
noon.. It will make cannery calls
on the south trip .
Dr. Hugh L. Dickey, an eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist of Van
ci'urer, B. C., passed thru this city
euroute to Dawson.
Dr. Clark, globe totter from
Honolulu is making a round trip
on the Prince George. He was
m-cretary to President Roosevelt
during his term of office.
Mr. Scott, wife and son accom
panied by Miss Fairker, all from
Lansing, are Tound trippers on. the
George.. M. Scott is vice presi
dent of the Flanders Motor Car Co.
of Lansing.
Off *h« Lin*.
"What bscame of Buts' educated
gostT"
"He had to dispose of It"
"What was the trouble?"
"The neighbors thought the goat was
teeming too many human accomplish
ments. and there was a crisis when the
animal began to take in washing"—
Exchange.
Butter Prom a Tree.
One shea tree beside each man's hark
porch would cnt a big slice of butter
j off the monthly food bill In Africa
vegetable butter Is made from the fruit
of this tree, and tt Is said to be of
richer tarte than any butter made from
••ow's ml!k--ollei«vl or actually scraped
from a churn and squeezed Into the
wooden mold which leaves a yellow
rosebud on top of the cake. The Arabs
used tt in early times.—Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
High Calling.
rjttlc Walter's uncle was attached to
the commissary department Natural
ly Httle Walter wanted to know what
that meant. His father explained that
It was the commtsrory's duty to supply
the soldiers with food and drink and
rhc tike The rery next day a lady
e*me to call and allied Walter how his
TTncle Paul waa
• "He's fine." said the ynung man
"He's a waiter now."—New York Post
Woodwork.
"Is It your Intention to offer your
sue my an olive branch?"
"I'm not sure." replied Senator Sor
Khum. "We'll try out the olive branch
proposition. But we'll flx the thing so
It can be turned Into an ax handle."—
Washington Star.
Prom'tha Stars to You.
Somewhere beneath the stnrs there
Is something that you alone were
meant to do. Never'rest until you have
found out what it Is!—John Bins hear
m the American Magazine.
A Long Run.
"This Ml! bns been running now for
three months." mild the collector.
"Dear me." said the debtor, "how
tired It must be."—Detroit Free Press
The Plan of 'Oppoaitea.
"What is the best way to get some
hard rash?"
"Get hold of some soft thing."—Balti
more American.
Good manners are made op of petty
1 sacrifices.—Emeraon.
CAUSE FOR WORRY.
"Hollo, Mandy," said his honor.
"How's Cephas behwrlug himself than?
days? Still on the water wagon. I
hope."
"Well, jedge, your honah, Ceph tholy
am havln' tie time ov his life etlcktn'
on dat wagon. But be do fall offen so
many times dat he am dat crippled
mote ov de time dat he scarcely kin git
aroun' without crutches. Ef dar wu*
a bottle hid on de wagon I do belleb
dat Ceph would hold his hold steddy.
The moh I habiratc Vld dat man de
moh mystify hi' he am to me. He got
sech a po' 'pinion ob watah, Jedge, dat
It malks him abstracted ter wash his
face. Yes, suh. dat's a fae'."—Rich
mond Times-Dispatch.
" Neck Tlr»d.
He has a look of furtive care,
Like one of crime suspected
As he starts out at morn to wear
The tie his wife selected.
—Washington Star.
The Differenoe.
"This paper," said I-anguld Lewis,
"tells about a horse ruunlug away with
a woman, and she was laid up for six
weeks."
"That ain't so worse." rejoined Boast
ful Benjamin. "A friend of mine once
ran away with a horse, and he was laid
up for six years."—New York Journal.
Just Like Her.
Percy—She didn't remember me:
And only last summer we were en
gaped!
Regvry—That's Just like a woman,
old chap She never can remember a
Joke!—Boston Globe.
Inducement.
"This Is fine tea," said the salesman,
"and this copy of "Blugglns' History, of
the World' is worth twice the money."
"I suppose you sell the tea and throw
In the history?"
"No. We sell the history and pive
you the tea to keep you awake while
you are reading It."—Washington Star.
In the Woodiest Age
When everything made of concrete
In » world where there's nan' a
The child that has been indiscreet
WU1 have to be spanked with a brick.
-Judge.
"Lift «nd Letter*."
"Drat It. this poet didn't leave any
letters to publish."
"Nor
"No. All he left was a lot of unpaid
bilis. What if we compile them in a
de luxe edition Louisville Courier
Journal.
A Too Willing Workar.
"Yes, the boss said ho was losing
money on the things I was making."
"And what were you making?"
"Mistakes."—Philadelphia Record.
No Reference*.
"Wills—The new cook 1« a Jewel, dear.
Mrs. Willis—Yes, but I'm afraid that
I mast discharge her.
Willis—Whatthe matter?
Mrs. Willis—I'm suspicious of her. I
went to the library this afternoon and
Spent three hours iu the reference room
and couldn't find any of hers.—Judge.
Natural.
If I only had a miillon
Do jrou know what I would do?
Why. I'd want nnother million
Just the same as you.
—New York Tlmea
"H# Who Fights—and Runs Away."
"I hear you had some trouble nt the
picnic," said Fred.
"Yes," sighed Percy. "The girls call
ed me a coward because 1 wouldn't
get them a hornets' nest"
"t'nhonored, eh?" chuckled Fred.
"Yep." said Feroy, "but unstuiig."
So Untidyl
Mr. Fargone—Listen, Miss Gladys
I lay my heart, my hand and my for
tune at your feet.
Miss Hardfax—Please don't Utter up
the room sa—Boston Globe.
stin Out.
"A® jrou «nre your mist rem is eotr
asked the caller.
"Oh, .vw, sir." replied the maid. ~Sb*
told me two hours ago she was cot.
and she hasn't come tn slace."—St
Louis Tout Dispatch
REAL CAKK
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nnu rhe "care of the aaalp." Ap-'
I>1t * PtfROLA" Hair Too® according
to directions furnished with each
M>ttie, and you will not only b« 1
lurprlaed, but p)eaae<i with the
ircndcrful result*. A satisfactory
iilott for hair health; sold on
Its merits and sat*faction guaran
teed T your money back. $1-00
Sold by Keller Broe. Drug Co. a
»er bottle Specify "PUROLAV
► PROFESSION AL CAKOS ♦
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DeUJat
Most Morten Method*.
Open KtohIb^h.
?ffln» Hour*: >-12 a. m 1-6 p. m.
Uaskaa Building . Broadway
3KAGWAT ALASKA
U ILL 1AM PALLISTKR, M. ».
(PoniK«1y of Seattle)
Specialist tn the treiataxMit of
lii««ft<* and detorailtiea of the
PjtN ear, nose and tlmJU
Office: Ooldstela Buildlu*. Ju
seau, Alaska.
W. B. 8TOVT
t I < o r i « ; At Laa
Practice la all courts
1b Territory of Al^«aka
Hiliift Alaaki I
* KRATKllNAL OKDKRS ♦
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Arctic Brotiiecbood.—
®C*mp Skagwajr .No. 1,
A. a. meeu. every eec- j
and aii« fourth Tuae- |
day evening <U 6.30 p. j
m. sii^ti- VlstUug tn^Uiet* cordia^!
\f welcome. W. L. SteTeuaoo, Aro- j
He ChlaX. W. K Burford. Arctic
ll«*eoraer.
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Address all communications to i
i'ie SfCietary.
B. P. O. ELKS
Sk&gvaj- Lodg*
No. 431, B. P. a i
E. sneeu e\erj
let and 3d Tlmr®.
^ dav at 8:30 p. m.
Visiting broth- j
-■rs cordially welcome.
HENRY FRIEDSN'THAL, E. R ;
r. J. V Atf DEW ALL, Secretary 1
Ploncrr of Alaska Iploo, No. 1 —. J
niwtk in A. li. Hall Jim Monday in
every month al 8:30 p. m.
Visiting Brothers cordially wel
come.
W. L. STEVENSON, Pre*. i
V. T. DORTERO, Roc. Sac j
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You make a mistake it
vou dr not stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Room? Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
Famous for its Home C-oobng,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from oiir own d*-*v
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
H. S. Pi 'U£N. Ptop.
skagway. Alaska
Seattle, Tacoma* Victoria
Vancouver. Prince Rupert
Junr»n. Petersburg. M ranpril. «od Kctekikae
Leave Skaguaay
S. S. SPOKANE July 31 Aug. 12
S. S. City of Seattle Aug. 6»18'24
OoturrcU at tM«)« with through piwcngiT >t<«m>nk.
CONGRESS, <*)\ KR.VOR AMt PRRSII»KVI
S* fling Tucnday H p.m and rrtdaj- at II p. m
FOR 8A.V HtWOMIl. Los AMiELH, RAN DlRfiO.
Thtwngh ticket* sold »«<! I-A^ngr rhfried to nil hi
Fatted S*><* and UbjuuJ*. F>>r fa'd*** and fall p»rticul»i«,
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
SAILINGS FROH SKAGWAY
AUGUST 1O16
-Southbound via Sitka
S.S. JEFFERSON Aug. 1-12-24
SEATTLE DIRECT
S.S. MARIPOSA Aug. 7-28
S.S. ALAMEDA July 28 Aug. 18
Knik, Anchorage and Way Port5
S.S. ALAMEDA Aug. 9-29
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PRINCESS
Steamships
ALICE
TWO BERTH
WITH
DOUBLE
LOWERS
ROOMS
Skagway To All Sound Points
Every Thursday at 7 P. M.
August 10-17-24-31. September 7-14-21-28. October 5-12-19-26
REDUCED THROUGH FARES Til KASTERN POINTS
Close Connections with Daily Throvph Train* To
Ch icaco- ■ T ororilo— M on«rwvl
WE WILL TICKET YOU TO ANV DESTINATION
L H. JOHNSTON A*t. Phone 87 or 118 SKAGWAY
NOT AN EXPKKIMKVT
-PUROLA" Psroilde Cream Is
not an experiment, for It has been
sold tor year« and can be relied up
on to give pe.fpc* satisfaction to
the user It is a soothing, healing
and vanishing cream, which dries
quickly and 1» never Aicky or
greasy. Yon will be surprised at
the benefit* your skin *111 de
rive from !*■ constant cm Sold
Alaska Junk Co. ♦
♦
of June** Al**v%
♦
Dealers 1* +
♦
RUBBER, COPPER, BRAS'* ♦
1 RAD, ZINC, SACKS, RA«S {
♦
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R«ar of Splekett'i Po»toffice +
wi'h & money-back £U«ruit«c ff
n«.» snti*fl«*d. IRe b» Jars or tnb<*s.
Specifr •■PUROLA!" Sold by K*»
ler Brew. Drug Ca
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
Thf> Royal Mail St*ee
)eav«8 Whitehorne th^
fourth of fvery mouth
for Kluane and way
plinth and also on thf
seventeenth of every
month for Chani|»aigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS. Prop.
OFFICE
Rqpiu Hotel : Whi(*t>or»e. f f
S. S. s. s.
Prince George Prince Rupert
(3875 Tons) (3875 lon9)
The Finest, St.rest. Swiftest Steamship* on the North Pacific
skagwav
EVERY SATURDAY P. M.
For
PRINCE RUPERT. VANCOUVER. VICTORIA
.SEATTLE
Connections made at Prince Rupert with the Grand "rank Pacific Rail
way for all Point© in Eastern Canada ami United State*
"THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO TPE EAST"
Via
"A SERVICE THAT CAN HF. RELiEP UPON"
J. D. McAnley « . WG. Powell
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Jnneati. AlnsVa Fast Through Steamships Skajrwar. Alaska