^ .4 A.M.
Whit® Paaa Lodge
V# V * A.M. No. 1X3
mwu 2a and 4th
' fri. Ev'gs. at each
month. Vlaiunj hrotfceri kro wel
come. Phil Abraham#, Secretary.
W. C. Wright, W. M.
I K*«lee—
Ska*Tf*y Aerie
, No. 25, Frater
nal Order ot
a Mm* ttnA (
Wednesday night ot each mouth at
their hall oa Fifth arenue. Visiting
brother* cordially loTlted to attend,
aimer Wheeler, W. P., J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS I
Skagway Lodg
No. 431. B. P. O.
B. meets every;
_ 1st and 3rd Thurs
i days at S o'clock.
UilCS tUlUUg UIUL11
era cordially welcome. Jaa Ken
nedy, Ex. R. Geo. Magee Secretary.
Arctic Brotherhood.—
Camp Sk&fwa? No. 1
A. B. meet* every Tubs
day evening at S:00 p
m. snarp. f Lsitlnp brothers cordial
ly welcome D. J. Rich, Arctic Chief
W. R. Hlllerj, Arctic Recorder.
30th Infantry Lodge, No. 1890.
LOYAL ORDKK OP MOOSE.
Fort Wm. H. Seward, Haines, Alasi
Regular Meetings every Thursday
light at 7:30 p. m. All Ylsitlug bro
thera cordially welcomed.
Any one desiring • information
about the Lodge will confer a favor
by addressing
THE SECRETARY.
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EDITORIAL PAGE |
THE SEAMV SII>K
A commission, under authori-'
zation of congress, is attempt
ing to investigate the industrial
conditions of tho country. TUe
field before it is so vast that It
can not hope to peuetrate far be
yond tho borders in the time at
its disposal, but that it is learn
ing something important is shown
by this statement which appeared
in a recent issue of a New York
paper:
"The United States industrial
commissioners sat spellbound, yes
terday, while Mrs. .Mary Minora,
not yet fifteen years old, but mar
ried two yearB and clasping a six- j
months-old baby to her breast, j
told how 6he supported her hus
band and child. She does it by
working thirteen hours a day in '
her tenement rooms at No. "40II
Mulberry street. She can earn
much as sixty cents a day clo:n;
finishing work on clothing."
If the commissioners look i'tt"-1
ther they will find child moth r
carrying like burdens in nearl
every 1-irge city in the country
they will find many of them in
woolen mills of New England ui !
the cotton mills of tho South.
And if they care to go outside :
their official duties and do so::;
personal, private inyestig .iling,
they will find among tho well-to
do, societies for the c;ire of st
eals and like benevolent purpose
Fate has been unkind to Gene: 1
Huerta. If he were a New Yorker
he would now be the boss of T::i:
many Hall.
Another thing in favor of b:
ball is that there is no recor
case of a man suffering from !:
prostration on the bleachers.
Never having cracked
wheezes at his expense, wo don't
care how strong a come-baek
Prince William of Wied achiev
Mr. Rockefeller has been h.a:
almost as much trouble with thai
fifty-ton boulder as he has had i
times past with the rest of his
rocks.
The commission of three exp
to be sent by the United States t
establish river control in China,
must expect to find Chinese rivers j
more docile than American rivers. |
A good season is assured for botlt
the circuses and the. baseball
leagues. Virginia's peanut crop
this V' tr will bo worth $10,1100,000.
Now that Wall street is about to
bo deprived of its omnipotence by
the federal banks, where are we to
lay the blame for future fiuancial
troubles
if steamers keep on ramming
one another in fogs they may as
well make up their minds to wear
compulsory tenders, like trolley
Financially the Mexican govern
ment is square with the world
again. Huerta has just paid $2,
000,000 of indebtedness with
promissory notes.
The Mexican general who hopes
'.o "starve the Americans out" of
Vera Cruz must have au unusually
poor opinion of the American
mere!:: ::: marine.
The report that a United States
senator accepted a $1,000,000
i.tei-'- from the New Haven shakes
one's faith in the senate. Any state
gisiator knows enough to insist
W.WTS KISHKWES SCHOOL
AT STATE I'XlVK1JSITY
Seattle, June 26—A resolution
iiieh frges the establishment of a
ool oi fisheries in the University
of Was-'iugton was adopted at the
.■'cent meeting of the Pacific Fish*
cries eccictv, and is in the hands
of President Landes of the univer
sity for net ion. The fishermen,
vo:y! y, promised in the eveut of
i: iouniiing of the school all sup
;-'om of which they are capable to
ake t ie project a success.
Succcssive speakers at the confer
0 refi red to the University of
shii ion as the logical institu
tion to found and maintain this
1 >i 1. It was pointed out that the
tuition of Washington makes ac
'' . -'!•■ xo such a school establish
<"d • • t\• university a vast and var
. supply ol marine life for study;
i-», that the commercial fisheries
leilng on Seattle offer the great
i»i opportunities for the study of
il.o tak'ir:, preparing, and market
ing of sea foods.
"The commercial fisheries of the
Pacific coast make up an industry
the yearly value of the product of
which amounts to $60,000,000,"
suid John N. Cobb, socretary of the
society and editor of the Pacific >
Fisherman. "The value of the pre- j
pared products of the Puget Sound
fisheries exceeds, lu a big salmon i
year, ? 10,000,000. This whole in
dustry, with Its many ramifications
aud its numerous and valuable ad
juncts, would be at the disposal of
a school of fisheries in the Univer
sity of Washington, with proper
c.o-operation such as is pledged by
this conference."
An outline of the courses and or
ganization of the fisheries school in
Tokio, Japan, was given by Profes
sor Trevor Kincaid, the university's
zoologist. Professor Kincaid said
the Tokio school was the best he
knew, and intimated that a school
with a similar purpose at Washing
ton would be modeled along the
I same lines.
The especial guest of the fisher
men at their meting was Dr. Hugh
M. Smith, commissioner of the Un
ited States bureau of fisheries.
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT.
Results of the observation taken
•it Moore'u Wharf at midnight last
night, is as follows:
Temp, time observation . 62 ahove
Max. preceding 24 hrs . SO above.
Mln. " " . 50 above
Mean " " ' ... 60 above
Barometer 30 * Cloudy *no cVra.
XOTKS OP PANAMA-PACIFIC
EXPOSITION AT 'FRISCO
San Francisco, June 2G—Acci
dent prevention, fire prevention and
health conservation will be some of
the main topics discussed at the
first World's* Insurance congress
over held, at the Panama-Pacific
International Exposition in San
Francisco in 1915. For the first
time iit history delegates represent
ing accident, fire, marine, employ
ers' liability, industrial surety,
health and other lines of insurance
from tlie whole world will fratern
ize, over 200 insurance organiza
tions being represented.
The Idaho building, the first to
be completed, was dedicated May
14th with appropriate ceremony and
notification was made that the Idaho
commissioners to the Panama-Paci
fic Iutcrnational Exposition had
chosen ;.n "Official Hostess." The
honor has befallen Mrs. W. H.
Ridenbaugh, of Boise, who will re
ceive all guests in the Idaho build
ing in the name of the state.
The Montana commission to the
Panama-Pacific International Ex
position lias adopted a novel method
of raising funds for Montana's
building exhibit. Bronze souvenir
medals bearing on the one side the
seal of tHe state and on the other
side the exposition seal have been
struck off and are being sold at
$1.00.
The plans for the West Virginia
building at the Panama-Pacific In
ternational Exposition have been ap
proved and work has begun, it is
designed according to the southern
colonial mansions and a nine foot
l'ire place will be one of the hos
pitable features.
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