1S9S OU«t> D.=1t '* AImIui
official city iwrER
(U S. Keller, Publisher.
Adtfl'UftC M second dasa mall
mattar July. S, 1S33, at tie Stag
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nil pudllcatlosa «ot tollcltefl, KUch
Include* «11 motice®, otior t^aa
cliurcUet cj charltahla Bodetle*.
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Ou» montj by mall ,
One mouth by carr'«P
moa'Jj* ly mall
S'i rcoctta !>y mall
One year bf inall
.'utscrlptl^ii* And Advortlsemonta
KtcrWed By
Bennett Xsws Co- Whitehorse, Y- T
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OUR FLAG
EDITORIAL
:V"3 TOURISTS
l'-i a t' imore trail* and
. r . -is !a and about Skat'
swry? I.' had talk
! 1 i' h j. 'o:>l • who have b<vn go
i!;ru h •-!«, and had any in
town an.l its future.
;■! r i v: ize that on" of
•• bt. icrtaiu to con:<"
\\" ■ win retain tho*e
(■>r a w«*k or a mont
summ-'r, or they will
-■ o 1 !>».*. There is no
t til-cut tliat. T tourlstt
coming. th0r*i will be mor"
of tV.;a r. xt year than can:* thi*
y. ;.r. They. a;:.:ost without ex
1 t ie s\-tion of wblc
y is tU0 ».«nt:-. thejr dot*
or. our cjui.if . People from thj
\ o coru • '- > . t away from
i.' dirt and duiji think,
this <i nr. id« ai spot, nut we five
uothiv.- now but RAW wood".
T o P'OtiI from Uu'filo sp.>nt j
w i k ju?: 1'oir.g from d:iy to da
< ut 'nto the M'ilds and had th
time of th.- ij- live*.
Arc wo going to have these
people stop v, ':h us for t&o we'k
or mcctU or are th-y going to
Curil )v;i3, .s -.vard, Anchorage or
Juneau. or Haiaes? You snuk. But
the qu-£tion is up to tlie p^oplo
cf Skigxrav, lk- Ship lines, the R
K A iit"I0 cooperation wli> rcak
this a Eotai'l* summer rtsort.
V." iavo t!:o mountain*. gia; ie;t,and
l-ak o. Hotel n* 0 etc, etc. Who
says i:s sot ■n'orth a fry?
i i.i ■ uur- . •• » rn in<
■
r,-. In: _•!: r would WW tlic
i>5 s .y r' .'v f refer a tTnire«l
s •. < ni insNi upon
a ■ • os . her whether we
will or r
Th.- n- i f a fi.rrner army avia
tor i"? ii — - is a fi>recnst of
tion mat is houud
i;rw- • i'ri'lilirlutni
Ar.«" - 1 f!"1 white colln?
employe.- !. ... : Is keeping Ills
collar white.
A won:: •. • t twv.v rate another
woman's status by the calico
dress she w- '
If t!:c 1':- -r- «sn!n mnkins
gitns it • they are glut
tons for :
If :■ I: t»r* woulfl an
ronti.'.* tl.'-ir price of p.aee perhaps
*hv IjUhllJ -
PLEASANT THOUGHTS
If It Is not seemly, do It not.—Mar
cus Aurelius.
Don't make the fault worse by the
excuse.—Shakespeare.
»
Whatever Is worth doing at all. Is I
worth doing well.—Chesterfield.
In her face excuse enme prologue, '
and apology too prompt.—Milton.
In manners tranquillity Is the su
preme power.—Mine, de Malntenon.
Questioning Is not the mode of con
versation among gentlemen.—Johnson.
The surest way to plence Is to for
got one's self and think only of others.
—Moncrlef.
"Hospitality roust be for service,
not for show, or It pulls down the
hostess."—Emerson.
What's a fine person or a beauteous
face unless deportment gives them
decent grace?—Churchill.
There Is no accomplishment so enzy
tew acquire az politeness, and none
more profitable.—Josh Hillings.
True ease in writing conies from
urt, uot chance, as those move easiest
who have learu'd to dance.—1'ope.
The author who speaks about his
own books is almost as bad as the
mother who talks about her own chil
dren.—Disraeli.
There Is a time for some things,
ami a time for all things; a time for
great things, and a time fur small
things.—Cervantes.
Ileal good breeding is independent
of the forms ami refinements of what
has assumed itself the name of so
ciety.—Ueorgc MuclMiuld.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
When some men eat pork tliey must
feel lite cannibals.
As an eye opener, what's the matter
with an ularm clock?
It takes a woman to tell a secret I
und magnify Its importance.
Kverv time a man fails to make I
Coo J he Invents a new excuse.
There are many things you don't I
know and It jn»t as well you don't.
When a minister makes a mistake '
we forget all about the tuautle of char- I
ity.
Only a fool tries to (lodge the worst |
l>y sitting down and hoping for the '
hot.
Too ninny nu n wait until they are J
done to a turn before turning over a i
new leaf.
If some men were paid according to
their worth >he!r pay days would lie
few and far between.
A woman's confidence In a man usu
ally depends upon her liking for him
rather than upon his reliability.
Why should a man make a try at
striding prosperity when hi* can just j
as well sit down and take it easy?
No. Alphonse. mp wouldn't advise a 1
man w ith au impediment In his speech
to go to a speak-easy for treatments.—
Chicago Daily News. » |
JUST SO j
:
It's n dull <1m\ when somebody J
doesn't 11 <k flit- l«)ss f«>r more j
money.
Tin- cemeteries nro full of peo
ple « lii> m> doubt would lie glad
tn liave the high cost of living
lo worry about.
A [lessimlst Is a man who \
thinks the I.iird Iind 11 grudge j
against him win n he sent him j
iluwu here tu live. J
—
We know it landlord who j
hasn't raised the reut for his j
apartments In the last two years. !
The tenants all had three-year i
leases. >
FROM THE PENCIL'S POINT
Egoists waste a lot of hfro worship
on themselves.
Money may talk, but n cool million |
is eolil ami distant.
It Is much easier to make both ends
meet than it is to weld them together.
Some men fro broke, and some
others do not have enough to go broke
on.
When members of a family quarrel
a lot of truth shows up in the con
versation. J
In after years a self-made man likes ]
to boast about the hard struggle he
had on a farm.when he was a boy.
It may not cost any more to keep
two than one. but the father of a mar
j riageahle girl '.su't willing to take j
c&auces,
Moore Would Have
Many Others Called
Chicago, Wednesday—The Senat
orial Investigating Committee wa'i
in f-ossion yesterday and had as a
w'tne's before it the personal r
I>resentative of Governor Cox.
Mr Moore "tat^d to 'ho Com
mittee that it wall not send'ng'for
thti men who could give the best
evidence with regard to tho ' Re
jiub'icnn Campaign Mooi«
said that there were men closely
inter(t ted wtio would' b° ab'o to
tell more than ho or Governor Cox
cou'd tell about tho matter In
h»nd. He asked whyl Colonely,
William Boyco Thompson New York
Chairman of the Ways and M^ans
committee and the sixty men of tho
Paid organ'zatlon Were not called
Labor Day Records
Twenty Tragedies
Twentw uro known too have il'otl
and a n'sn't of Labor Day happen
ings thruout tlie country. Amons,
thcso noted tiro tU<> following. A'
Forest Hill New York Navy and
Army fiyer %vaff hoveling* over
the tennis match wli'ch was being
Played at tint place, when, the ma
chine fen and kljled "both oc
cupactg. At Detroit a former army
aviator i fell five hundred feet,
aCt?r missing 'ho rope ladder by
wMcli no was to climo from, one
plane to the other, he died in
stantly.
Transcontinenta!
Air Mail Service
C'levtiar.d, Thursday —The first
aTopl"»ne to realty curry man on
tl.e transcontinental route arriv
ed in <hl) oHy on Wednesday/com
pietiD,; the first jojj of its iong
journey, from New York to San
1'ranclsco.
The piaae continued itfi'journo
to- "Chicago and hopes to rcach
lowi City beforo nightfall. The
aeroplane carried four hundred
pounds of mall.
"Kno-ksc1 Into a Cc-kcd Hat."
This ptii'siM' ;> la> ii:i\f oiijitint
etl as tnllim.-: In a name (it nii.c-puis
throe pins were M*t nji in form of 11
tri;iiiu!•■ ami u l.en all pins o\ opt these
three ttt'lf kmirketl ilowii. itif »et wus
teoh'tili all* sii'l to Ik? "kiiiickeii inln n
cooked hit." Tliis phrase In time
came I" Micaii "entirely otr <>f shape"
or out of "|iliii ih." Another > vOiina
Hun js that iIk- phrase rei'.-rs to the
corked hat worn h.v naval oliirers
whirl) was so limp thai it could he
readilj folded up in a shape ipii.e un
like its iiriu'ltiil sh;<.pe. llcue. tiie
tncaiiiiu i'l 'lie term has <• ■ in be
umlerst. il to t>e thoroughly l-ca "ii or
a!tm»l ! •
DOG TAX NOTICE
l.tii- las now. Duo and payable
at tlt>> Tr'usurers otfiC'\
Oscar 5c liner.
Treasurer.
* FOR SALE *
Building an<l Lot, or. 4Hi, aver.Ue
lot 25 X 100, Dulld'a.-; 2 and ono
half story 25 XSO feet soal®J
with matched lumber, la fitto con
dition lumb'r worth aloneo at
least $1000,00, HOW MUCH AM I
OFFERED.
2t Phil Abrahams.
Good Advice^
An aged Scot told his minister thnt
he wns about to make n pilgrimage
to the Holy land. "And when I'm
there," said the pilgrim complacently,
"I'll read the Ten Commandments
aloud fw the top o' ML Slnnl." The
minister looked at him with an eye
of pity, and said: "Sandy, tak' my
advice: Bide at haine and • keep
them."
Traced Source of Seaweed.
When the S:isen was tirst din
covered it was thought that the sea
weed grew on the bottom of the ocean
right on the >;iot. We know better
now. The algae, whose scientific
name hv the way is fucus nutans, hns
lt» orUIn on the rocks of South Amer
ica and Bahama islands. Vast forests
of the algae grow on these tropic
roasts.
Work of "City Beautiful."
Tin* Cleveland Betterment council
has undertaken the work of trying to
make CleveliMid not only a healthful
city and a clean city, hut a beautiful
city as well. Kveryone who keeps his
yard and his place in immaculate or
der will re vive a letter of commen
dation thiin'jing him for his Interest In
the furthering of the "City Beautiful"
movement.
It Is proposed that a vigorous cam
paign lie started to clean up the city,
also that everyone should plant up bin
yard, and If he has no yard, to have
window boxes or porch boxes sur
rounding ids home.
Canada's Water Pcver.
I It tins Ih'i-i. estimated by engineers
tluit the available water power In
Canada. both developed and ondevel
■ d. I< cnpnble of generating l&8Str|
l mm horsepower, of whlrti 7.30S.1C0
horsepower nre available in populateil
areas.
The nllMzatlim of this water pow
er N rapidly Increasing. Paring last
year the Installation of plants was
completer with a total of (i4,4<10 horse- j
power. 1'evelopnients now utiiler con
struction will produce 370.(100 horse
power; and projects contemplated for
the near future will add 7.T0.000 horse
power. The waterpowers In Canada
already developed have a capacity of
C.i'tniXMt horsepower. The "white
coal," that for aires had heen rtinnine
j to waste, is now being made to turn
! the wheels of Industry and to 'iglit
Canada's streets ami dwellings.
The New Shopper.
"Please uive me enough money for
cur fare, dud."
"Surely, ie.it where nre you going?"
"Shi'Pt'iiigT"—Ciirloeus.
Just What Dirt He Mean?
? .It tie Henry Hnmiliammer l« fl typ
Horsier vonnjr^ter. who uses his
oars 'ii srnod ndvatilairi". Sinre prohi
bition tin* Ih'i'ii enforced In Indlnnn he
haS hoard :i grout ninny remarks made
by people V.h" i>: tlip past wore necvs
tonied In Imbibing occasionally. But
nt Christmas I f electrified his fam
ily by Ids f.vn opinion.
The riiristmns tree was aglow and
everyone was talking about Its beauty, J
etc. Finally It came Henry's time to
say something and he did. lie looked
nt the brilliant tree. "<>e. It's all lit |
tip," lie sighed, "awl I sure wish t
\v»s. ton."—Jncl In tin noils News.
PHILOSOPHICAL FIDO
THE SWEETEST 50N&5
FAINT NEVES THE ONES
^ YOU HEAR BEFORE
BREAKFAST
IF 1 TRY TO WAG
THIS FELLER OP*
he'll THINK 1M gladj
TO SEE*
( SAY
\ I'M NO
( WCPM
V^-/-v j
\C?
\
Now for the Fireworks
fREHEMBER ME
3 to vfmjf, ww
V ah' The I
3 Or Trie. riMZTS
The Greatest Name in Goody-Land
realm of child
hood dreams
is a (and of
sweets.
Make some cf
those dreams
a delightful
reality by
taking home
frequently.
S
0 How about
tonight?
Quickly Eased By Penetrating
Hamlin's Wizard Oil ,
A safe and harmless preparation
to relieve the pains of Rneumatism,
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is
Hamlin's Wizard OiL It penetrates
quickly, drives out soreness, and
limbers up stifi aching joints and
muscles.
Yob will find ;:'most daily uses for
it in cases of sr.ddcn mishaps or ac
cidents such as -"tains, bruises, cuts,
burns, bites and stings. Just as re
liable, too, for earache, toothache,
croup and colic.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? --Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30
tents. Guaranteed.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To pef- the genuine, call for full
nam • LAXATIVE* BROMO QUININ
TaMels- Look for s'gnature of E- W
liROVE- Cures a Cold In One
Day. 30c
Rciiovos G i\'\ *'■'* 1 c
JfliV--'-"'i,;..,
e:"5' •'''' /
When Your Hair
i
Begins To FaH
V^u Heed
Neu/bro's Herpicide
Scij Evory Wn3r&
Q'lrber Shop**
II Si US
A Helping 1-land nxti>:.dcd to Many
Oid People in S&gwajr
Most old r-eopia ha/e a bad back
The kidneys are oft'<n weak.
Or worn out with yea;-3 of work.
Backachs means days of niisc ry,
Urinary trouble9, nights of unrcsr
Dopl's Kid'-cy Bills have helped (o
make llfc o3fier for many.
They -re doing Eo lor old aud
young. j3j
J+ead the following Hdor3em°at.
James burke, reUr-i contractor,
C06 N. Virginia St. K^no, NovJ;
say=: "My d^cIi was lams and my
kidney3 w®re 'weak a year ago.
When, j tried to get up from a
chair, a territio pain struck mo la
th« small if my baok and I had
'o brace my hand* on the arms of
the chair ia order to raise up 1
goot up Eeverftl times at eight '
pass the kidney secreJona, which
were bighhly coloied »td burned in
passage. I heard about Doan'a'KId
aey Pills and one uov from Jul
ojo^g Sn-ia B.aaAu'is Pub utjj
cur°d my back nnd mads it soun^
; and well. My kidneys acted'like
| clockwork.'*
frlc? 60& at all dealers. Don't
, simply ask for a kidney remedy —
get Dole's Kideny PilU — the
eau'.e that Air. Burke had, Fost
er- Jiilburn Co; Mfgrs. Suf'alo, N. Y
j Hereafter t>-o cHscount on Can
adian Currency T.I11 be 13 per ccnt
2t Banfc of Alaska.
For Colds or Iufluenza
and as « Prcyentafve take IjAXA
TIVE LKOMO QUININE Tablets
Loob for E- W- GROVE'S slgnat.
ure on the box- 30c
White Fass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 45
Dally except Sunday
I No. a, N. Bound
| 1st Claea
9:80 *. m. Leaves
1 11:59 &. m. *
i:?5 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
j 6:80 p. to. Arrives
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WHITEHORSE
No S. 8. Bound
1st Claas
Arr'vo 4:45 p. m.
LeaTas 3:15 p. m.
* 1:50 p. m.
11:40 a. m.
r 9:15 a. m.
Passengers must be at depot ij, l»me to nay© uaggage hi ;
pected and checked. Inspection '*■ "topped 30 m'uutes before |
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of Baggage Tf'l be checked free with each full. I
are ticket and 75 pound' wltn each half faro t'eket.