WHY
You Should Vote For
ROBERT 1 JENNINGS
For Delegate From Alaska
S He lias lived in Alaska for
I J \rars—coven of llio.su years
in Juneau. Xone have question
al! <»r can question his ability or
industry. If you do not helieve
iliis. write fo Juneau.
~ In the pursuit of his profes
sion he has boon called to nearly]
every portion of the Territory,
thoroughly^ familiar
wilh Ilie urrfhroi' Alaska.
;} . He ha.s no grievances lo air,
n.i a\e In grind, ami is free lo
.I'l'vc Alaska, unswayed by per
iiiial likes or flislikes.
i lie is not connected, in any
way, v\illi corporations or other
persons seekinc: favors from I lie
government. While he has ever
been Hie friend ami attorney of
I lie laborer ami I In- poor man, yet
he is no blatant demagogue,
.seeking, lo array class against
( lass. He believes in "Equal
li.-rhls for all, and special priv
ileges for none."
He is in polilical harmony
wish I lie dominant parly in the
present House of Representa
|ive\ and willi what will be the
dominant parly of the nation for
I lie next four years, and so, will
he l etter able lo gel. things for
Alaska than would a socialist or
a lepudlieaii-Jbe |;o fi siamipai
!ep or an independent republi
can.) Wlial Alaska wants, it
wanls now. We cannot wait for
I lie socialist iiiillenium.
Ala ska will 1111111 i I s rlcrl ion I \vn
hk hi (lis mi* over ln-fnrc I In* presi
dential rleelinns. As Alaska lias
been ami will In* an issue in I he
ronyinfr rainpaiKn. a v<>|<» for
Wiekersliam is a vole endorsing
Konsevell's emiserval inn pnliey;
a vole fur (iilmnre, lends assent
fo Tad's pnliey *»f an appninlive
mnwnissinn fnrni nf Kovernment.
Do Alaskans want I lie voter* of
I he slates In understand lhal we
are satisfied with either? The
best way to ice I a eonlinuance of
I he present policy of tying up our
(•••sMiirci's, nf inaction towards
Alaska's wants ami In «»nsni*«* an
appointive legislature. is In <•!#•<• I.
<'iilnw Gil more or Wirkersham.
Tin* Gilnion* publicity bureau
is l lie best. one in Alaska, for
what it cos*Is Gilmore. The oilier
fellows pay the loll and Gilmore
pels the honsl. A half dozen can
didates like Gilmore would eauac
the suspension <»f every paper in
Alaska.
Subscribe for Ihe Prospector.
Discriminating
buyers never ask for a
"sack of flour"
They call for
Fisher's Blend Flour
It's a superior product made to meet
the most critical demand
Costing Moris Pkr Sack
(bccousc it's worth woreJ
Tiik Loaf Cost Is Lkss
(bccausc of its resultsj
~ " ice. at All Groccr.s
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD TO
GIVE HELPING HAND
( Continued from page i)
lengthy discussion of the mat
tor as (o I ho most feasible meth
od of extending help, it was de
cided, in I tin absence of other
concerted action, to at once ap
peal to our delegate to congress
and to the president, who is a
member r»f tin* order, to do all in
tlieir power to secure govern
mental aid for those who have
losl their all doring I lie erup
tion of Mount Kahnai. ii. was
also decided to appeal by tHe
graph to all Iho oilier camps of
I lie brotherhood in Alaska t<> I In*
end that they also extend a help
ing hand to their fellow Alas
kans in distress.
To IhhI end the following res
olutions were adopted:
Resolved, That Camp Yaltlcz,
No. 10, <» 1" the Arctic Brother
hood, extends I lio earnest sym
pathy of its membership to the
sufferers by the recent volcanic
eruption of Mount Kalmai, ami
stamts ready to extend to I hem
ward 11 pairing the ravages caus
ed by Hint weal ealaniity, and
bespeak '• »r them 1 ik«* aid from
tin' Aretie tirnllici lio.nl I hr«•«i^r—
out. Alaska: also
Resolved, Thai President Tall,
an honorary member of (lie
Hro|herhood, ami Brother .fames
I Wickcrsham, our delegate to con
i uress, are respeel fully ur?«-d to
use their influence In nbtain fmiu
Ihe provcrumcnl. of tin* I'nili'd
jSlates. prompt, and liberal assist
ance to I linsc who have suffered
j by (he erupt inu <>I Mount Kalmai.
I ami furl her, be il
j Resolved. thai, the above re>o
1 uI ions lie wired |o Captain t'errv,
of tin: t". S. R. C. Manning, now
at. Kodiak, ami I^» President Tall
and ileleyale Wiekersham. and
thai copies be sent lo all Ihe
eamps of Ili«> Brotherhood.
Hesolutions adopted iu regular
session of Ihe Arctic Hrolher
hood ibis lllli day of June.
AiiTiira r.A.\<;.
t. or INN.
r.r.o. it. < josh aw. I
Committee. i
COMMUNICATION RESTORED |
WHITESHED AND KODIAK
(Coiilinued from page f)
eruption of Mount Kalmai. ur^-'
j 111u immediate aet i »■•.
Iloth bouses seem willing li!
'make I in* appropriation and l< j
| farii.:ate |i>- rapid passage, a ie.%-|
o!ulioi|. instead of a bill, was • •; - j
Irodured, under which Ihe r»ij»:.*•»-1
prialions roimuitlce will insert,
•an i«em covering that ainounl iu
tin- general appropriation bill.
Delegate James Wickershainl
lias telegraphed Dr. F. M. Hoyle,'
stating that ho anil Squalor Jones
fiad sent a strong letter In 1 ho
President urging the sending of a
special message lo congress to
morrow, asking lhat relief he ox
(erided lo I he Alaska volcano suf
ferers. lie says that the Presi
dent is very much interested in
the situation, and that the de
partments are working earnestly
I to have conditions relieved ou the
southwestern coast. He further
says there is no question hul
what congress will speedily grant
Hie needed relief.
The revenue cullers Tahoma.
[ lliicli and Hear will come lo the
aid of thf Manning as soon as
•deani ran carry tlioin to the
soon/* of the volcanic devasta
I ion.
|
Wireless communication with
the wetward has hoen provision
ally. re-established through the
wirele. s stations of the AlastJui
Packers Association and then
with the Manning at Kodiak.
Private advices have been re
ceived from Karluk, stating ttial
no great amount of damage had
been don" at that point by the
erupt ion.
Craw ford, II. A. Tomp
kins and II. II. Reeaor, of the. Sig
nal Corps, stationed here, and
H. A. Hrennan, of Wortnians, and
E. P. Smith, in charge of the tel
egraph office at Fort. I.iscum, are
under orders to proceed to the
Presidio. San Francisco, on the
transport Sheridan, upon her ar
rival hero. Other member* of
the corps will go out as they in
duct Iho new men in their duties.
A forest life near Ketchikan
threatening Iho New England
Fish company's plant, but was
slopped by a fortunate change of
the wind.
New York, May 2 i When the
stock market was inactive some
of tho room trader^ in Wall St.
made a betting pool on the pres
idential nominations, the consen
sus of brtlors being as follows:
2 to 1 that Taft will not b°
next president.
5 to 4 that Roosevelt will not
get nomination.
2 to 1 that Speaker Clark will
not get Democratic noninaition.
\ to 1 that Woodrow Wilson
will not get nomination.
10 to t that \V. J. Bryan will
not he nominated.
The Big Place has American
Press pictures cf Taft and Roose
velt in their different poses dur
ing the New Jersey flection.
The Big Place
A I. White
Proprietor
Oil. \V. P. Richardson will In*
j a passcnfror on the transport,
| Sheridan for Nome, where In- goes
l<» look tivt'i' mail mailers in fin*
northern district. After coin,
plcling his labors on Seward pen
insula. Ho I. Richardson will tsn
If) Ruhy City, where, if the perm
anency of the camp seems lo jus
tify llir expenditure, )■<* will ar
ranp> for the Imililiii^r of a mail
from I ho Yukon to I In* now ramp,
j He may also visit Ihe (Jiri'lf dis
llrjcl, whore il is contemplated to
• complete I In* ttovi'rnnionl. trail
from (lentral to Miller House, a
j distance nf I K mill's.
Thi' floutralia Kxcniiifr No\v>
\ l-'xaminer contains a lenfrthy aC
■couul of Hi.* dcalli of Saioiii'l M.
i Mean, a pioneer resilient of thai
seel ion. who died «>n Sunday. May
! I !>, at the ajre of 7(» years. The
, ilcceaseil was tin* falherof Homer
j I.. Mean. a;i old-lime resident. of
'I hi- city, hut now of Ceulralia.
Aliol her force of moll have
heen sen I onl on Ihe trail hylhc
road commission. The uumher of
men senl out on Ihe mad during
I lie pasl three days has made a
noliceahle ditVereiice in the
crowds on I lit* streets.
Moose Dance.
Tin- rrj-'ular weekly dance ^iv_
en |»y I.Ih* Alaska order of Mimsc,
will lake place al I In*i r hall on
Saturday evening. Tickets ran Im;
hail of members.
The Majestic Tonight.
Another change r»f program to
infill including Lli» tollowiiij.'pi<
i nivb:
I. "Tin* l.illlc Cripple,'' a slory
of Iho tenements.
'J. "Tin1 Regeneralion of Ap
ache Kill." an absorbing narra
livi* i.r Arizona Iiiilism life in Ili••
early '80s.
"'riii' Suh-d"iiig of Mrs.
Xagg." a pri/.o winning romir one
llioiisaml feel long.
Call and Inspect
(Mir stock of phonographs. Wo
s»* 11 on i*asy payments. Owl Drug
Co., inc.
Stockholders Meeting.
A moetinc of the stockholders
<•} the Mutual Commercial Com
pany \vi!! be hold al I ho office of
C. K. I*unno|| al 10 a. rn., Juno
I»lh. at Valdo7, Alaska.
I'. K. MORRIS. President.
Silverman will call for and de
liver your goods, 'phone 198.
DAGGETTJD LEAHY
Satisfaction Quaranteed
All branches of up-to-date den
tistry. OHlCes over Jim Kahlor's
drug store, Valdez, Alaska.
SEE
Holm & Hansell
Fop good qulok carpenter
work, Shepard's Building,
Wall 8treet.
SHAMPOOING and MANICURING
Wall Groomed. Ladies and Gentle
man Appreciate Mjr Services.
Private Bath Room I'or Ladies.
Corns Removed, Without Pain, $1.00
ftENOVIITA NIENDEZ
Phone 185 Wall 81.
Notloe of Dissolution.
Notice is horcby given Hint tlio
firm of Smith, Bunnell A Weber,
heretofore engaged in the gen
eral practico of law at Vnldoz,
Alaska, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Any
and all accounts due to said firm
may bo paid to any of Ihe under
signed, to whom authority Is
hereby given to receipt for the
same.
Dated at Valdcz, Alaskn, this
151 h day of May, 1012.
EDMUND 8MITII.
C. E. BUNNELL.
F. C. WEBER.
COAL COAL
VALDF.Z DOCK CO. or VALDEZ TRANSFER CO
Alaska Coast Co.
The "INSIDE ROUTE"
To Juneau, Puget Sound Ports and Southeastern Alaska
Steamer Admiral Sampson leaves Seattle - June 15
Steamer Bertha, leaves Seattle - - - June 20
Steamer Admiral Sampson leaves Seattle - July 5
Conncctinu :■ t Seattle with slt'silm.'rs ot tli»* AlusUal'.ioilic Stoains'dp Co. for
So.itlicrn California ports. Sailings iw; Monday ami Thursday. Through
Si-rvift-and how ltnu*s. Ki^hl rcsi-rvcd tocliuntrc stcaim-rs and sailing <!:«!••>
B. F. WATSON VALDEZ DOCK CO.
General Agent Local Agent
Independent Laundrv Co.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Telephone (ifi
Foot Keyntone Ave
Roujfh Dry lOo lb.
IT'S IN THE BREWING
PILSENER STYLE
THE BEER THAT MADE VALDEZ FAMOUS
A Home Product For Home People
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
Patronize HOME Industry and Keep Your
Money at HOME
VALDEZ BREWING AND MALTING CO
4 SAILINGS MONTHLY 4
Via JUNEAU and KETCHIKAN
The Largest and Best Equipped Steamships in
the Alaskan Service, ALAMEDA and MARL
POSA, leave every eight days, All the
Year 'Round for Cordova and Seattle via. In
side Passage.
TRAVEL AND SHIP VIA.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP GO.
(VALDEZ DOCK CO., Local Agent
The Side Board
Day & Greenig [Proprietors]
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms
For Housekeeping, Sleeping and Office*. Rates
Reasonable
Foot of w«ii St. ARCHIBALD BLOCK
Port Wells
THE LAUNCH
BRIGHTON
Leaves Vnlriez for Port
Wells every Tuesday carry
ing passengers anrl freight,
touching at all way points
where business offers.
Special Trips Can Be Arranged
Chas. R. Crawford
Wall Street Phone 159
Plata iltMt window iUm, roofing and
building p«p«rf. roofpitch, Hir«, c»
m nt. pl«*t«r l»»K, ihinil*!, buiMin'
hardware. Shop and joh worlf of all Vlnda
Windows, Doors, Moulding. Finish
ing Lumber
Atanta for Fair hank*. Mora* A Co. *
Th« Prospcotor It the pat>«r to
fcuy.