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l.'9S. and entered as Second-class mail matter, as a trl weekly August 26.
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K. U rilmaa. *.«••••••
ISI 15Y THE II \>IMER
v.i> :■ one of the vc-ry few towns of any Importance in Alaska.
! .i< not J n' .l some benefit from the Federal or Territorial road
I tit.i! ? funds. I:(Torts have been put forth by local business men.
I> "Mug towanl tho building of a road that would be the avenue over
' Itiih fuel m -lit more cheaply be brought to Skaguay. and which might
i iter bo Improved so that ;>ur tour.sts might travel over this route in
. 'i!omi biles during their brief visits to Ska-.«:.. but their labors have
U must 1 ■' admini»d that it Is no simple problem to pry an spproprl
from cither of those commissions, but. as Ketchikan, .luneau. Cor
t! 'va. Yaldes, Seward and Anchorage, have sc. a red aid from these com
) for the building of roads leading to and from their communi
•s. it seems reasonable to believe that proper efforts put forth, and per
• prosecuted, would g.ilu the respt iiful attention of the gentlemen
i .it other Alaska towns have been favored w:th road funds, proves
at s ircess in gaining Governmental aid is m knowing what one wants,
il ng ahout the t tttng of that thing in the proper way
:• . -gway must have avenues over which Its residents c.;n ha*e their
- f : >l more cheaply brought to their homes; we must make prep
i.- .s for u:i automobile road, so thai tour.sts may view the sights of
v :. the leaders should bear this in mimi that there are a num
1 r i. ways to go about the killing of a eat One nia\- take a' iluH and
hi".: up. or one may stuff him in a sack, weight it ilunn, i art him
to i .• w":.irf, and heave him overboard, or while stroking his fur in tho
>1 r ■ \ l. -n that a dose of > :oform i- a new brand of
. ler t.thod might in these days of movie parlance, be termed
• : ; •; the • at, hut ia the true sense it is employing deplomacy in the
tt. out of a certain task. More benetlvial business enterprises have
■l *r:.-d out through the practh•- of diploma.' han through the ruf
• > is a a -tale of turmoil, her iiti?<—s are up in arms against
! beNiove* the nusiness
r 1 'r. aad set their ni.nds on .! >i i c some real com
as well as conc^nial |**rsoital relationship depends
t'te wii; tie-- i.f the residents of Skagwaj t.> pile and take, and
' ;s of others
\\ III ! 1 IIUKM I I |;\TS1IKH WITH U'-TO-H.\TK m:\vs
' ititf<l weekly newspapers i hat femes to our ilesk is
V ujhorse. edited Mr- K !. W'iNon Tile now
v« i .iotwllv w-ll written, the Ui>.>l news field is si*eti special
li» general make-tip of the paper hears out the Kditor's
I •• printers' art The residents of Whitehorse and snr
: < Ltry are to be congratulated on having such 11 i.ipaMe nioul
: ; i o op't.iDti as is Mrs, Wilson. Tile Wo kly Star is deserving
t l • >m th«> lower Yukon Territo:>
hi a only hy
t. c»> i-:.:r r! • \ •!»<rttian« j«rv the
• ••xporlor.i-pil
> t: hnvo In tii '1 Uf criH-er.
■, ••taployetl, but
n h ecic on thorn
i s! .-r.' re a fi<w m-'itths ntco.
r tn i... ■ t t.> tlio blnls
- . !t • .. -IttjU ItTS, hut
• i ns one
i• •; ■ t ■■\(>ro«M»s it. Is
ii !>•• l:i a state of
.Nearly every wife knows of 11 liwti
i ,nl df muimirhic h'isHands which did
not work :i'"' 'T'lltlU to s]>ei 1 tlerttlons.
France, with tin' largest standing
army In II •• world. '.i ows that the war
Is no; wi'r until I' I» are Collected.
If consulted itwu'riis might advise
ilio carjien'er that It Is hotter to work
for a ilot.ar mi hour than not to work
at all.
Although the home-grown radish
may be »> iu!1 It Is great with posslMU
ttes n> an emblem of (Wmoornoy and
equality.
Aft«r several years of almost con
tinuous lighting and explosions, the
ISusslans should chance that name to
Nltroenid.
The M\\stery of
Hartley House
Bv llliisuaiC'd l>v IRWIN MYERS
» U! KOKl> s. R.VY)H)\I> 1 ipyrlght by George H Doras Co.
Our liny* « iTi< of p!. :i :n>t roiutno
hut novor:h«l.«N s'«»r rr v\! 'i
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not tin* «>xpo-*n'!on wik.
toih-lioil hv rtrosd. Wo Ivnl, for «ov
oral months. no outstanding In.!.1 >nt
or disturbing hnppontns Mr. S 1
nov's honlth remained oxooptlonnlly
pood. Ho cmited n now Intotvst 'r
his llfo: lio tun! not forcotton Ms * - ;
to tho ponitontlnrv. ntid ho was o: _-or
to <lo what ho oonltl for tho oonv ts.
Evldontly ho thoncht of his jv»: ;• -t
od 11 fo as soniothlne not wholb a
Mtoopt for Its romfort- to H,. Irs T
most Mint ho oonlil ilo nr.s '.
books nil.I occasionally to p:v;
to ho clvon hv n small orrl ostrn w
r
htll onoo a wool: .Toil or 1 t1 o\
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pl<-t«-l> I "IV1 in "0<l | •
nso of It.
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ponnnt tt - to
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ni:tn."_.- lw i
sttn! I'V t'1 • r:''
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no! nlwt I oi
tW HI. I
IStirp ti '.(1
was "■ > 1
not m.itvr liiw
men ;
wa* «srvsrtit. TVo-oforo. t*o > . •
for how t1 ne* i .'it •
my v. ' '
o'<•' a: 'I ho !r»v
wmn bv hair pn*t «'• '"i. 1 it ••
ren.1 a mtflt Jo.! • r..".' • i!
luxurious n*i1 n - fill • \jv!,:>nve •
time t!iK hour «. ■ '1 i'
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i1«m 1 «:is> ■••art'od to se< ■ .1 s:r.. .
flcmv : a • >ti «n the ":iwn Tie <
'ii 'In* " n«f\ n
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fashion. Imr" li'-slv. ore "
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of Ills presence bad not boor; in :
S'pnif
Men woarr; ojirrlnss v v no* so'
conr >n nf 5 - lit us J.
!nc them to lip unnoticed. Strnn^ors
of any kind seldom came oi:r w.v
nary. He was looklnc up .it the win
dows as If I o sought1 i'e n:;----. to,
something that bad fotten-»:. ! if not
my«tifif(! Mm. I kne«.
stltict, that he had not e nte In by
chance hut by design.
1 v as lonk'ng. loaning forward. at
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v
rhina cave me a shook. Jed —whom 1
taiul not hearil entering—hr: seen on '
my shoulder the stranger or. the Irt^:
and had dropped the Co flop troy.
Jed amy have suspected I carr^d ■
pi rd. I had no raniv than ca :glu a
ellmpse of Ills white, ntnmo.) fa.v
nltcn he sprang at mo and irra' ' od at
ill} hip pnrkot. 1 had M p'^lol In the
pnoket at which ho rv.lchi-d, but I In- '
tenvi iod ,J>!s movement before he pot
Bi.t I Intei-ceptea His Mevement Be
fore He Get the Weapon.
have It." ho hepped, "Ju<-t
1 tlfl of fc!s wrl«t. wWeh
e a»:iy and showed h'msolf at
. At ill's The mm on the
•d «Ith n J<*jT>usno«* that
i.-rmj what ho had south:
- tee'h He had been uncertain
• 1 f.rst saw him look
tlu» v r lows of tlie house.
\V 'i framed |n one of the win
-\ V e ■» tr':itnphant find relole
inc. \\"r .'.or he wanted hv hail
f.mt ' giv.n-tlt*n£ which pleased hltn.
Jed v. t furious. the more furious
«as helple-ss. He would
—ed the man on tlie lawn
any means of doing so.
lie «.i- furious that he dM not
>w he revealed himself to roe
■ tlie lawn stood lanchlnp
■ and then walked slowly
t< the Kni"h : to which
r." 1 saM, "I think wo have
von u!; Ut a real restraint at last."
» e tr ip "
' -it 'ropped the eoffee-trny
pr,».-.\>! .nc on seeing an un
itr.ncc"* f!l">ut
i't "art that man." I said,
n sfranco- When he
ppj a; d showed It.
1 to «woop up the '
'
-stint ■
11:! a friet d in this
j -j could deserve one." 1
f,, . . ■ v r-r.d Jnd:flett>tu that
all ; mes but particularly
when the rs'lance was |
«o> ,::-, hills two miles
,• > ator and was reflected
, . t*l k off our own east
em I Is. T'ie shore at this point
n r vi r and bottom lands formed,
an ■ te sanctuary which evening
ftorti.-i.
(Continued on Thursday) I
Regina Hotel
MODERN SERVICE
i ....Tourist Trade Solicited....
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Automobiles for Sight Seeing Tours
[C. H. JOHNSON. Proprietor
j WHlTFIfORSF., . . - VI KO\ TKK.
Home Made Candy Shop
GLADYS SIMMONS. Proprwtm.
Lurttad* 71 ?'W F'*'
TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rystogi. Prop
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave.. D >0N. ^ T
Seven Passenger McLaughlin Boick C.r 5enire
Attention
Tourists
VHKN IN Wlini HiifiM
CITY CAFE ,,r
GOOD EA TS
I I Vi'llKS, SHORT ORr»F.RS. \\H III! Ml \1 - M R\| |»
George Yashida. Proprietor
AI .SO M AN \».Ht OK 1III
Caribou Hotel Dining ICoom
r\R<moss, v. t.
White Pass & Yukon Route
1, V Round
1M Clns*.
I-eates
J SO s m
11;S5 a m
1:30 p m.
3:05 p m.
f 25 p m.
Arrives
TIMK TA11I.K NO. 4:
lV.ily txccpt SuncV"
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Pass«nrer* must be at t!'<> dopot in t
specied, and checked Inspection is slopped 11.
tearing of trains
150 pounds of BuKKape will he checkr,l frne w
ticket, and ?5 pounds with each half fare I I>»
*■> n.ui» 1
00 p m
' .v e JHppare ir
•v minnt<*t !<• f-"
JUST A REMINDER- • WE DO HK>T « LASS l'KlNTlN<i
We
Clancy Kids
PERCY L.CROSBY
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