WHY
You Should Vote For
ROBERT 1 JENNINGS
For Delegate From Alaska
5 l!«' has 1 i\ I in Alaska fi»r
I i \pars—jrven of I hose vpars
in -'nncan. N'oiif have i«• vlii»n —
<»l i-r can tpn«slion his ability or
industry. If you do no| heljeve
«111~. v rili' lo Juneau.
1 :i I In* pursuit of his profes
>i--n Ik lias horn railed lo 'early'
• ■veiy |>• >i-l j<»11 of the Terrilory,!
smd lie is Ihorouwhly familiar!
willi I lie. needs of Alaska.
lit* has no Ki'ievanei«> lo air.'
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!
Capt. Peter Llnri Drowned. |
• Seattle. .1 itm* I I — A rahli'^rain
1'rnin SI. Michael. Ala>ka, lells of
ihe drowning of I'.apl. IVler l.ind.;
aKed porl captain al SI..Mich-'
:»»•! of Hit' Norlhern Steamship
ii.i a\e l<» jrrind, am! is free in
Alaska, nuswaycd by per
M.ial likes or dislikes.
i Mr is m»l connecled. in any
va>. v\ i111 corporal ions or other
piT-niis seeking favors from I lie
>»o\eminent. While ho lias; ever
I»«•«•!i Ilii* friend ami allorncv of
I lie irihorcr ami I In- poor man, yet
!n is 11 • • hlalanl demagogue,
-• • • k111;-r |o array class against
i lass. Me heliovos in "Kipial
i i.-Sils fop all. ami special priv
i'lvcs for none."
Hi- is in political harmony
\\i!li III** dominant paiiy in the
present llonsi* of Ucprcscnta
i:v«♦ *. ami with what will l»r> I he
dominant parly of the nation for
I fur m• xI four years, and so, will
In* leller able lo pri'l things for
.'•ia>ka than would a socialist, or
a M'pndlican <In* lie a standpat
ter or an independent republi
can.^ Wlicit. Alaska wants, il
wanls now. We cannol wait, for
tin* socialist iniIl«*riitini.
company, (.apt. f.ind was in a
small lanncli which capsi/cd in a
sudden s< | (i a 11. Tlit* hody will |m>
bronchi to Seattle on the fir"I
steamship sailing from Nome. A
sist.er of ('apt. I.ind li\e.< in l.o.s
Angeles.
Now is
The
Time
T advertis*. If business is quiet
invigorate it by bringing your
/j.rtB before tho buyer. No mer
chant ever succoeded by cutting
down his advertising Just because
( ■:ney tightened up •' little. On
the othor hand the merchant whe
gets the money Is the one who
oreates a demand for his wares
through the advertising columns
of the newspaper.
If you have something for sale
write up an advertisement telling
its merits. We will bring It be
fore the people and are confident
it *ill bring results. Try It.
Prospector
F h ALASKA BY
WAY OF SUEZ
Unalga tc Make Long Voyage from
Baltimore to Reach Alas
Kan Coast
On her maiden voyage and
bound for Juneau, Alaska, tin* now
United Stales revenue cutler Un
alga will sail from Halt imore July
I, beginning a journey of 1B,U)3
nautical miles.
While the Unalga is one of the
largest of the revenue cutters,
she is one of the samllest of Un
cle Sam's vessels to attempt such
a long voyage. She is I DO feel
long over all, 3. feel <> inches
heam and 17 fret (» inches deep.
Her displacement at mean low
draft is I .050 ton*.
The duly of the I'uulga in Alas
kan waters will he to patrol tin
seal rookeries and prevent poach
ing. to prevent smuggling ahuip
j I he coast of Alaska, to render ai<l
i In vessels in distress. In rescue
I in case nf wrecks and I• • remove
!derelicl> in the channel* nf nav
iiral ion.
j From Italt imore the I n;ilira will
I >ro In Cihrallar. I hence to Malta.
ilience lo !»ort Said and IhriMiuh
I I lie Sue/ canal to Aden. In C.n|_
| oinho. t'evlon. thence In Singa
j pore in Manila, lo Yokohama, to
! I'nalaska and Ihence in Jnneau.
her home >1 at ion.
: II i> lijrureil 111;iI sin* will make
'Hit* trip in I.Hlii lnuirs -ii'vcnty
I i\ days ami twculy-vnc hours',
[actual sailing I inn*. 1ml I lie slops
i :il 111 <• various ports will lengthen
i I li<> I t*l 11 In I •„'!> ilavs. II is esl i 111 a I -
! I'll llial il will lake l..'»8o :i_'i ions
i i>f coal Tor I In* I rip, costing ap-j
j pru.xiinali'ly s<).iiii. a| i>
: pit Ion. In ailililiou will lie tin*
I canal ilin*-*. approximately *<• i I :
I porl dues. which will aniounl to
I xil.7 7. itii11 itliI ill of elect rii" liuhl -
liny: apparatus jjoiiiK through I Im .
j Sin1/ canal,
Tin' ili'cisjoii lo sciul I lie 1'iial
i ca lo Alaska hy way of the Sue/
I canal inslcail of arouml ('.ape
, Horn, which is several thousandi
j miles -horler. was based wholly
upon I he cost. While the ili-:_'
I lance is jrreal-T. the cost will be
less. The savin? will he wholly]
III coal, because if she went
arouml the Horn the jroveritinenl
! won hi have to pay from * 1(> lo
I $2ft a Ion fin* I lie coal. A« il is
I she will coal :il (iibrallar. (*olum-l
; bo ami Yokohama.
POWERFUL STATION
ON PUGET SOUND
I'laus are beiiiK considered for
the building' ill die Itrcmertou
navy yard of I he fcli-ongcst wire
less stal-ion in the worhl. It is
claimed thai the proposed station
will be sufficiently powerful lo
communicate easily with all of
the other Pacific coast stations,
and even the more distant Alas
kan stations, both on the coast
and in the interior country. The
erection of such a lower wi-ll '
briny the northern territory in'
direct touch with the outside |
world, ami eliminate the delays
incident to the present system of.
relays over the land lines and ca-j
bio.
i
TOWN LOT TROUBLE8
IN THE RUBV CAITtP
Marshal II. K. I.«»\#• was ad\ j<I
liy a wire from lluhy C.ily Ihal
there is considerable ••\rilement
in the new ramp on I lit* Yukon
hecau.se «»f lot jumping. Violence
has hern Ihrcah'ncd in some in.
stances.
Tin* win* reporled | ha I a mass
meeting <»f citizens wan held on
May H. at which resolulions were
adopted condemning, in strong
terms, Ihc actions of Ih«»s«* who
attempted lo ln-cak I In* law ami
disturb Ilia peaceful placidity of
lh.c newest camp of the norlh.
The Majestlo Tonight.
Anolher change of program lo
inghl including the tollow lug pie
i iirt'.s:
I. "The Utile ('.ripple," a sior>
of Ihe IcncJiicnlx.
"The Regeneration of Ap
ache Kill," an absorbing narra
tive of Arizona Indian life in I lie
early 'ho#.
.'I. "Tile Hub-doing of Mrs.
NnKK," a prize winning comic one
thousand feet long.
Call and Inspeot
Our slock of phonograph*. We
Hell nn easy payment*. Owl l>rug
«Inc.
Now York, May 2*.—When the
stock market was inactive some
of the room trader^ in Wall St.
made a belting pool on the pres
idential nominations, the consen
su.- of bettors being a« follows:
•J to 1 that Taft will not b°
next president.
f» to \ that Roosevelt will not
get nomination.
2 to 1 thut Speaker Clark will
nol. get Democratic noinnaition.
\ to 1 that Wood row Wilson
will not got nominal ion.
10 to 1 that W. J. Uryan will
not bo nominated.
The Uif? Place has American
Press pictures of 'J'aft and Roose
velt in Ihoir different poses dur
ing the New Jersey rleelion.
The Big Place
A I. White
Proprietor
TO STRIKE, OR
NOT TO STRIKE
Philadelphia. June II.—\ ref
erendum vole is beintf taken along
tIn* line oT |tic Pennsylvania Cen
tral by tin' eomluclors ami Irain
meii to ascertain whollier or nol.
t.liey will strike if t.ln*ir demands
for an increase in wages is not
granted.
JIM JEFFRIES TO
REFEREE FIGHT
I.ms Angele*. .time II—lelTries
Will prohohly referee the lighl
helween Wolgasl ami Itivers to
lake place on ||i.> Koiirlh of .Inly.
SENATOR NIXON
BURIED TODAY
ItiMin. Nev.. .lime I I.—Tin* fu
m-ral of Senalm* Niv•»11 will I;ik**
plaee 11 •• • 11 it lay.
NEW CORPORATION
IN SEWARD
Tin* «• i*;i 111 l.ake Mines I i a - heen i
J or/ani/eil a* a mining corpora-j
' ti*• 11. Willi William II. Wliii11j
' a < | m"<'s i 11 • ■ i 11 ami Marl in as|
j .-^erelary-l r.*asiirer. Irani; J.!
j 1 !• »l I is mi llit* hoard «»f fIir»-t*I - |
I itrs. .Mr. W'liil I lesey is illn* lejsalj
jatlvisni* W. K. Mailing, tIn* |
! Milar<n| minim-' «• |»t%r;»i«»r. who
look Hit* in it I ia I i vt* in I li«* fnrma-t
I urn nl ilir company. Mr. Mailing,
is .now in Ihi* III i I si i*« til disposing j
nl' his holdings «m Klal creek I<> |
lln* < ■ 11 _ p i> 11111' i 111 syndicate, ami asj
<nnn a- this i|«*aI is closed In* ex
peel > In ri'lnrn here. In lln* im*:ni-|
I i 1111> flii> prnpiTl y. wliirli is Inral-1
''il in lln* (Irani l.aki* country,
is I »«* i 11 i li'\ r In pn I wiih ninsi en-j
fiiiira^ini: results. Mining men
w liii Iiavi* seen I his showing i|i»— J
dare il I«» In* imii* nf lln* stronp-|
<•-1 mi tin* 111>11i11s111 a. There an
li \ i* 11 i -11 n •* I uii|i|-|n>arin'jr \ejn«
which nulrrnp i-ii lli<* surface. in i
close prnxiniil.N In i-ai-li nl her. ami I
all ma> lit* lapped hv 11111"* tunnel.
II is litrured I h a I al leasl fmir nl'
llicse \eiiis will converge inloonc
hi^r \rin al a jriven ilrplh <«ale_
way.
Stockholders Meeting.
A meelimr nf I he stockholders
i>; 1 In- Mulua! Commercial (Join-|
pany will hi' held al the olViee of
• ]•'. Hunnell al in a. in., .In 110
1 r. I h. a I Yalde/. Alaska.
P. ]C. M On HIS, President.
Silverman will call for and de
liver your goods, 'phone 198.
DAGGETTJDIiAHY
Satisfaction Guaranteed
All branches of up-to-date den
tistry. Offices over Jim Kahlor's
drupr slore, Vnlde/, Alaska.
SEE
Holm & Hansell
For good quick carpenter
work, Shepard's Building,
Wall 8treet.
SHAMPOOING and MANICURING
Well Groomed Ladies and Gentle
men Appreciate My Service*.
Private Bath Room for Ladie*.
Corn* Itemoved, Without Pain, $1.00
8ENORITA MENDEZ
I'liono 185 Wall SI.
Notice of Dissolution.
Nolirc if hereby Klven dial. Mic
firm of Smith, Bunnell & Weber,
heretofore engaged in Ibo gen
era i practico of law at Valdef,
Alaska, has (his (lay been dis
solved by m111 uxiI consent. Any
and all aceounl.s due lo said llrm
i may be paid lo any of ihe under
| signed, lo whom authority is
hereby givnn lo receipt for Ibe
I same.
Dalrd al Valdez, Alnska, Ihis
16th day of May, 1012.
7;t)Mund smith.
v.. K. BUNNF.M,.
P. C. WEBER.
COAL COAL
VALDEZ 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
fnmnelin;' sit with V.imiimtn ..f »lit* I'acitic* Steamship (V>. *t«r
S«> itln-r:i «';i|i(i>r(ii:i |>urts Nuilr :«i e\<*r> M<iihI;i> awl Ttiursiliiv. Tlir«ui-||
Si-rViir ut.cl l,i»v Hull's. I! ulii f vi v ! tiiclwiL'"1 mIimiiiits an*l saiiinu <lai»s
B. F. WATSON VALDEZ DOCK CO.
General Aj?ent I.oral Agent
\AA'A*.*rj*^*kA-AV
Independent Laundrv Co.
Satisfaction Oua ran toed
Telephone <»fi
Foot Keystone Ave
Kouirh I)ry 10c 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 MARI
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 [Proprietor?]
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
...
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms
For Housekeeping, Sleeping and Offices. Rates
Reasonable
Foot of w«n st. ARCHIBALD BLOCK
Port We!!s
THE LAUNCH
BRIGHTON
Loaves Yaldcz for Port
Wells every Tuesday carry
ing passengers and freight,
touching at all way points
where business offers.
Special Tripi Can Be Arranged
Chas. R. Crawford
Wall Street Phone 159
Plate »!«««. window (law, roofing anil
building paper*, roofing pitch, lime, cf
mcnt, plader lath, (hinglot, builder*'
hardware. Shop and jib work of all hind*
Window*, Door*, Moulding. Finish
ing Lumber
Agent* for Fairbank*. Mora* A Co. '
Th« Prosptotor Is tha o«per to
*uv.