F. * Ju M.
Whlt« Pasa Lodge
r. & A.M. No. 113
Q«eta 2d and 4th
frL KT'gs. oT each
VUlttflj broUier« w*l
Pbil Abraham*. Secretary.
W. C. Wright, W. M.
internal Order
SkAjw*? Aerie
No. J 5, Frater
nal Order of
WodaMdiy sight of mouth at
iUalr hall o* fifth tTMiue. Visiting
brother* oonllally lntl'-eU to attend.
*in«r Whe«l*r, W. T., ). M. Keller,
S«cr*tary.
B. P. O. KLKS
Skajuray Lodg
No. 431, B. P. O.
G. meet* every
lat nail 3rd Tliurs
i days at S o'clock.
ViftltlDz broth.
on •ordlally welcomei jas Ken
nedy, Bx. K. Geo. Msgee Secretary.
PCamp Siagway No. 1
A. B. meet* every Tues
day evening at S:00 p
Arc He Brotherhood.—
a. «narp. /laltlar brothers cordlal
Ijr welcome D. J. Rich, Arctic Chief
W. R. HiUery, Arctic Kecorder.
Mth Mulrj Lodge, >'«. 1S90.
l/OTAX ORDER OP MOOSE.
Fort Wb. H. Saward, Hainea, Alask
Regular Meetlag* erory Thursday
atg.1l at T: SO y. m. All visiting brc
ikera cordially welcomed.
Aay oae dadrlag information
itoil the Lodge will confer a favor
*T addressing
IAWTER.N Ol'STElW ON THE
HALF SHELL
Freeh Eastern Oysters on th
half shell are no* to be bad at tb
.v.. Reetauraat
FIVI GOOD ONei TO DRAW T0.
Pabbleford ang Gibson Rya Bud
vctaer, Blae Ribbon and Pa la Rain
ler Be*- at the Bo*rd ot Trade.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
THE SECRETARY.
Dantlsta.
DK. L. S. KELLER.
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prompt attention. Catalogue on re
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IV. B. STOUT.
Attorney At Law.
Practices la all courts
In Territory of Alaska
Hr>' "j Alaska.
I.oeatioa Notice*, placer ani.
quarts, »0o. a doses at the Dal);.
Alaska* offlc«. U.
Do yo* k*«wT
That we us® tig best bard wheat
r obtainable.
That w* &s« pure lard.
TkaJ *e «se best eggs.
Sfkat we use the beat extracts
>il splc«a.
Tk»* we use tLe utmost care In
•e preparation of all our articles.
Yfcat t« give a noney-back guar
V with everything you buy from us.
If you dom't know tliese things.
It's time yo* did for Its" to your
%«aeftt to kmow them. The New
Idea Bakery ami Dell cat esse- a. tf.
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
l>oints and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Champaignej]
Passengers and Freight sol-'
icited, Rates Reasonable®
and the Service First Class.
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OFFICE
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ESTABLISHED 1898 BLlitSI MIL* MPiPES 111
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One monUi by mail Til Six mouths l>y mail 4.50
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EDITORIAL PAGE
CANALS W1THOI T TOl.l S
Some of the ardent partisans of
the Wilson admiuislratiou m'v'
to bbliovo that iu discusslm, t
Panama, canal tolls record of ih •
president, before tho country, i 'K
of subsidizing "shipping irtiSi"
will be more popular than del
ins a fine-spun point of naii
honor. So they ask, with a fair
show of siuceritv, why coastv.
ships should have the pruii
using a costly canal without pay
ing for it. They seeiu to feel that
this question will strike vuiors
something new and weighty.
Yet the United States gown
nient has built other canals
permitted American ships in i
them without charging tolls.
does that very thing at Sault
Mario. It follows thj same con
at the St. Clair 'flats. No toll
collected for the uso of tho <
which makes a navigable ro
through the Keweenaw l1
The jetties which have de-i • .
and straightened the mouths n
Mississippi are like the banks
canals but there has never ben
any proposition thai til* n
ment should levy tolls on ves*
which use these channels.
' Does anyone seriously propos"
collecting tolls for the um- <
eral-built locks at:d can
basins ia the Ohio river?
imagined that the count!.,
persuaded that it is bad pull
allow vtssels the free use «■!' •
ports largely created by t nati
al government?
The economic aspect of ti i'a
m,«. tolls qrtnsMono can never
vince the American peoplo tit t
president took tho right *;t!e.
lie is to save his policy at all, ii
the court of public opinion, it
have to be done by talking of sa
tiation's honor, and csh
those mysterious needs of a >'■
lomatic nature coil'•;rni avIi
Mr. Wilson hinted much
critical stage of the Me\ii it
tion, but .told the p<' j1»» not1
Cleveland Leader.
vo imi'eu T()moi:i:<>\\
Tomorrow will be the Fiuirtl
July, the great national hull
and the day which we, in coir
with all other patriotic Ani
revere above all others in the y<
with possibly the exception of i
in oilier, therefore,
,i: t v. as u <■ I as ">ir employes,
.
will lie ro issue of the
i -iling to I'liu l'uliug of a
,0 tiiiy jioli-T elti|>s. Hut
■lOry ni ; it U t>'ol: It.
i>) it tli.hi t'>e Anieri
wolriijuiui hiis iit
tiivUeU a New York lfolieeman.
. :.ui Itoins- A news
>1! <_• lumounves that he
s ho will soon lie
, »oiii!i:gj from the
C e Mnc'c of Pennies.
A • ';ui .in;: consists
• i,'.:- is of
! I'M'.ir the date
• lijimvs were
'i'liat "time is
nkteh we all
tl i< is a case
i'Iio win k is
.. i»[ i,< l.auivl Dank,
revvred.
• •lit police rose
i .lii. a fili/cu of that
«• .1 s f; hmiilt.
"•No." ,-u.vfi Kriiuss. 'What is it?'
"•Well, poor Mullet* Vietit boating ou
the river yesterday. The boat cap
sized, Mini lie «'i* drowned. The wn
ter was ten feet deep.'
"'But couldn't be swim?
•"Swim? Hun't you know tnat nil j
persons uro strictly forbidden by the
police to swim in tbe river?' "-"-Pblla
deipbia Record.
The Blue Sky.
Tbe blue sky which reveals itself ns
tbe hemispherical vault of the flrina-:
nient In the absence of clouds is the i
far depths of tbe air sending back to
tbe olwerver some part of the solnr.
illumination which they receive. Tbe
light thus returned to the eye is "blue"
simply because the particles of tbe air
are of such exceedingly diminutive
size that they can effectively (1 c:it with
only the smallest of the Inminotis vi
brations—that is. with the "blue" un
dulations. There are a few faint in
tcrniinglings of the other colored rays
in the blue of the sky, but they are
in such trilling quantity that (be blue
swallows them up.
"Setting the River on Fire."
In old English times, when each
family was obliged to sift Its own dour,
it sometimes" happened that an ener
getlc man would turn his sieve so rap
idly as to cause it to catch lire. The
-t.ile of sieve used In I In days was
railed a "tenise." and it became a cus
tomary saving that.a lazv man would
never set the temse on fire. Now. it
happens that the inline of the river
Thames is pn>u»un<'cd like the name
of this old flour sieve, and after many
years, ivtien the old fashioned tenise
was foiifntteii it was thought that set
ting the teniae on tire meant setting
the river >>n lire, and that it why to
day we soy that a stupid person will
never set the river on fire.
His Successor.
Shortly after tlu1 dentil of one of
p. island's greatest poets :i devoted a(l
inirer ol' his visited tlie little West
morland village where the poet had
lived am' died to gaze reverently at
!m- house, tlie little ehureli and at some
i ! his favorite haunts where some of
his immortal poems were com posed,
j Seeing mi old mail hi native of the
nllacei. the stranger entered into con
versntion with him. remarking sadly
oil the death of the poet, to which the
oid i. n ansuured kindly mid encour
agingly:
"Aye. aye. Still I mal;' no dooht but
t' ivife'll carry the bizness ou "—Lon
don Mull
O
Subscribo for the Daily Alaskan.
Prophylactic Tootli Brushes f°r
U">c at Keller Bros. Each one in
1 6<?pavato box. For men, women
mid children.
NOTICE TO t'HEIMTOKS
H iving been appointed adminis
trator «•£ tlio estato of John P.
iJrawand, deceased, by the Comnii^
sioi.er for the Territory of Alaska,
sitting ;n Probate at Skagway Pre
cinct, all persons having claims
ngainst said estato are re
quired to present them, veri
fied as by law required,
within tix months from the date
of this notice, to thfe undersigned,
at his place of business in the
town of Skagway, Alaska.
Bated at Skagway, Alaska, June
27, 1911.
P. II. GAN'TY,
Administrator.
II. B. I.i» Fevre,
Attorney for Administrator,
Juneau, Alaska.
First publication June 27, 1911.
Final publication July IS, 1914.
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