Many Buildings
Now Up At
Kcno City
T\\ I VTY-KIVK T»> THIRTY \l
i;i \I»V KRWTKH AT K«H>T
OK KKNO 1111,1.
K.-no CHv. S«>pt 21.—Kono City
hj. • U-on growing steadily during
th«> SHnuiu-r and t'.o tall, and now
ha«. 2!» 10 30 hulMinpi at the fiwl
of the hill. while other cabins with
11 .•« mile or two on Crystal creek,
and tliiv it in Pun ran discovery and
on Lightning make the total in the
n K :-n.« City proper tho main
In ! s e Hobble Orsavw' Kono
I liar** Vamaaaki'st Keno
City Caii' Kai'i has had large add
.1 up t s *i ason for rooming
u com - tida i is. Robbie t?reavrs
has Just started a large barn, while
i ' ukon Hold and Groenfo'ul i
nn1
..lid Jack Vttair. Harry McCrin-.mon.
■s McKinnon. Clem Sin
I f'rin c;n. spie. Sam Thurher
.11 Vande->i*. Tat Mclver. Frank
lisoitd. Malcolm M»
■i' Plato Creek people, whose
;• near Kriikson gulch,
known :.>■ Crystal sulch
x! I K I Mi <>»tM M \ttR1 \(.l
\\ l> nivoKt i i.\\t
Oi SI. has for it:
'iil divorce laws a:;r
rht» \ .i; >■••is Thi« liiil has !>•
Quite Evident.
;i pi u> lituvcn ivhon
I t'ny ask»>(l !n~ m"thtT.
-\\ «!;••!* do oli'fntit*. tlii'jHV
... - r> and ti.'U- co whon
"'1'!,!". eo to the uiu«*imis. of
r-. pij-fd his rt-U* Moihw nho
Ii«icnine to tin- oKiMTsa
Valuable By-Prcduft.
■ t snirapsted?
mill found a Rood niar
\ r 1 • • •! rh»> <l5-oar !.-d phrases
-
vrr* .
YESSIR
He: I hope to make you a good
husband.
She: More likely I'll have to
make you a good one.
The Impo'tant Item.
Hr wanted to win.
But he wanted to shirk.
Ar >ie couldn't break In
Till he wanted to work.
Expected.
"Th:it couple have Just mine hack
fri'm their weddinc trip dead broke."
"Well, It Is only natural for a
honeymoon to come to its last quar
ter.
• BOY •
SCOUTS
<CVn.lucte.l *yr National CoutiCll of th* Boy
Scout* of Ameriefc.)
I LYNN, MASS.. BOY SCOUTS
BUSY
Hire arc a few of the ninny twons
why UynB should ^taiid behind her
boys »eout>s aoecvrdint: to tin * In
I'lmrer of a reivnt financial oamjwlBB
In that city.
January 1£.—Sm-hii!s distributed 200
posters for Y. IX eluh.
Kehruary 14, Hold "Feed the Rlrds
Hike" to Lynn woods, distributing
grain anil suet to the starvinc bird*.
February *6. 27. CS.—Scouts assist
eil resldi'titK of Home for Atted Worn
■•n In salvaging and sort int their i*'r
trous lift-.
lug whI shoptace by delivering 100
p»uhd quatti n ie- by » d to h»ui«f
for Am»s*i. .r» l ;'t :u I'rr.iK* of
■
,• littriw*.
ans liy ]»i:r
fruss n>JI »
scout.v
distribute
AMERICAN SCO I " S IN JAPAN.
*- •
Meme-iai day para-e.
ft - ng.
c pated in
PRAISES BOY SCOUTS.
<
tion shown 1 > pii i<t"T^ :i . Iiservine
Forest I'm-. u rite* as fol
lows :
"This is not I
rnlle«l upon to ret
iji.veroiiM'iit >"<>ur eUtrs in this
our forests from needles* iV^inictltin
worthy achievement# of j^ur admlr
ahi>- onntnirallon. It is a pleasure to
I'll-; that the hoy s.vuts stand as a
unit for tiro prevention I'.tt'l reforesta
;ioti. I'.m it is .iN'i more than a pleas
ure—it is an :i>-urHnee of an invalu
able niil in a work of the utmost pul
lie iin|«Jrtanee."
EOY SCOUT CO UNITY SERVICE
-
makins a sanitary -nrvey of the city,
reportins to loot! health officials all
unsanitary condition^ and later mak
ing a follmv-iip to see If tiie health
■lepartment's ri-qr.i -its for clean-ups
hr \ e been obeyed.
Montclatr (N.J.) sc««n!s:n camp are
enjoyine their new st.oiler hall pro
vided hy the penero-ity of the sc.'tit
mother* of the town. The hoys them
selves are building the chimney which
is is Uie jtruceas oi comyleUtJft.
Heavy Sentence
Given Violator
Of Liquor Law
Hw tdinilnM VNn«' sn<1
T)mo Months in Jntl ft**"
hj H. IMwwtrtll
Five hum!red dollars fine. with
coals and vhree mr-nths In jail. wat
the sentence riven to B. DotaadeHt
by I'. 8. Commissioner H. B. 1*-'
KVvre last iiicht on a charpe ot vie
latins the hone dry law. by hartet<
Inc and selling llqn<vr. Charles Bsk
er «"ns sentenced to pay a a lie ol
$2Rt> for the same violation.
The two wen were the propriteor*
of the Fairbanks Cicar Store on
Front street. The pIrco was com
plained .-.Rainst and afterwards raid
ed bv oftcers of the taw early in the
two separate p.Jenees. that o: bar
tering and ^cllIitR ™:td of ha\ li
quor in their possession The* n.-rc
lino of 5500 and servo ibreo mom f
i»i jail. Jndge Lf-Fevre said ;Iur >n
Judge lx> Povre al*o sti!<"d Ifci ifi
ly in v:is ooart.—Jrniaau mpitv
The Pre;'
"Kill t!nw*>
.
Just bronchi to licto tr. J>r ibf'.cl, i
- imo lf» !
tombs " sn,vs Ihf iviorto- "j>mvo :ha:
thoueli thoy wvro ilj j- • - ■ :-s, •von'
Kpprarsmy rs ntv ih.«o • jniJay." W
ni'I'lr jin<l ibo sonvTit w.!i
'■on V' ««.
Found a SinoiPf C-cw.
as Jar. 1 «- ..\ • t yornc 1»U2
tern p«les. is a sin .-or.
15. P. B-uihni '.'viv of Ms fir«; h ;
kn. A party wore shore looklnsr ore
a iroitlen voice hroke innh In melnrtj
Tlio nearest hird to theto was n nvn
crow, *iid In n ji -tlnj* way Ronhani
irvil lils" companions Hint it **'
this rmic that w«« sfticinc. thlnkhic
t<< have some ftra with Thf party. Be'
to his surprise lie was proved a truth
teltor. for while tliey all watched th>
hlr«l opened his spacious month. lr
stead of the expected "Caw, cjiw," f
rii'T' lit flood of sonc htirst forth.—
Portland <>re;ronlan.
Plant "Dog in the Monger."
Quite a number of plants seem tr;
have developed somi'thine very llk>
a nn;<"i. ;<nr«s. enaMins them t
divine the heM way cf (ireumvpntln; 1
the eni-r-iachments of their ncichhorv
A remarkable Instance of this I- .
seer in connection with the oommo
hramhle. when, as Is often the ease
it Is found stmcclinc over a pile of
atones or op acn!n«t a ronchly hnllt
wall. In such rtrciimsranees the plant
has the power to torn Its prowlnr
roots *nto clu!>hed routs, which eotr
pletely fill the crevice* where soil l- j
to he found, and effectively keep 00W j
pvtiiors out. __ I
REDEMPTION
By M*RSARET A. NORTON.
KV il. b> Mrt'lttr* N>npi|«t
It »«' a om. inj moment. Rachel
r^ncnlftil II. Without a second'a heat
i: on stir cn.vpod the stemming cofTt*
and. with nr. alarming agilIty. sent
It. contvnt* and all. right tbrongti the
Mg pane of glas* In the dining room
window.
Then. with * slightly heightened
color, hnt apparently otherwl* calm
and plncld, she hegan BHIns worn*
clnsves with water to substitute In
p)a<-e of tlw usnal hevorage,
TJn lj>h. avtonMied. aghast. Ms montfc
open. stood as If turned to stone snd
wnt.^hed hi* wifc's iTKiwromt* To
his astonished carf she appeared **
cool anil chilly a» a winter morning,
"They'" had ToM her —why, even
Ralph's <«m mother had warned hep—
■>; Ralph's twrly temper had spoiled
his first wlfv1* llflr; that he was given
To firs of "meanness," which while
rhcy- l.isted msilf- life near him, or
with him, a misery and a terror.
' Thi-v" had wild that she would me
the i'ny she married him. for he was
'vwrhearlng and tyrannical" and "had
no thought for anyone hnt hlmse'f"
To si! well-meaning crftlea, eioept
Ralph'" mother. Rachel had turned a
smillnc hnt unmoved face. With Mr*
Ri»*tuan she had Talked earnestly
Tor some months her TarffrJnes*
the love Ralph undonMedly hope
hl« handsonie and cheerful wife held
' :* tyrannical temper within honnda
Rut thlv lovely April morning he had
risen wilh all h1« ,ll<agree<Me propen
sities on the surface;
!?»«• ' t - ' not ntteped a wore or
ttv«i *:nii)cp. not ev-er. when her hus
hand K ■•" -he unoffending eat thrpw
a r'vilr In h's path to tl.e other *'<1*
•f the r<>-.Tn and nearly broke the
povers of her new rancr when he
r ■ -> :shed The flnr She
not to nor lee that her mei 1i remarks
were unanswered or dared at. It w«i
n Willi. r'-.inch his own runeles*
nw he hart spilled a few drop* of
r-o: <- "-f .vti hl« wrist and had with
a n nt'e-xd ivth. 'brown the offenrttnir
hdt- nfros* the room, landing It IB
serjips «r » pretty and prized rug. that
T' was then Thst she followed hi*
eTrtmple. hnt to hi* horror and the
srd v-n (vvOinc of his pettish resent
ment. ri'T only followed his example,
htit went his several better for the
t< !rdm\ pane was a valuable one and
•be -.r.w p«t one of their host wed
Mne rift*.
V. 'the" spofce during the hasty
-■• :il that followed
AT dinner she a<-»ed tost a* u«n»l.
Rnlph wa« very silent He noted that
tl • debris nf the morninc explosion
l«y where It had fallen. His mother
and tin -le were oomlns to tea
After dinner he rathe red up the
broken class and cleared aw»y the
iffee cr»unds.
That nlcht she prepared a letter. It
was not lone. In It Rachel told her
hrshand that she had be»»R warned
•out h!» 'nflstntrahle temper: "hi"
loved hJtt despite that very had
' -h. and vhe believed he was mac
eronch to (vxnjuer his ratine pas
sion She told him that she meant
' ■- a while "only for a while, and
- as an eMect 'iwn to show you
•or—'Me such behavior Is XTben
1 that my acts are not hearlnc
'-rlt and that yon arc not hearlnc
'-"*1 and that yon are not worth ray
vi ' r.c to such tactics then I shall
> and forever "rood-hy"! I
--mno* live with a husband unworthy
my respect I should still lone you
TV '->h hnt I should leave yon tost the
same a* If my lore had departed, for
T sm a*! individual with a rlcht to
hrppmess. and It would he unohtnlc
p.Sle with you. Think It over, hus
!!::Iph rorer mentioned tne lerrer.
It «n' many months before he al
■^od his besetting rice to get the
'•otter of him *c*!i\. »n<J when he AM
• proved to he tl>e lust time. This
he stoned and tilled ■ her, that
1 ■ 1 il.ine come damage In the garden.
■Vhen Rachel. who loved nil helpless
-■"!}!■• v. «aw the mutilated body she
ctod That night when Ralph went
•n: to food hi* poultry, which he
:.ncied. despite his occasional cnjel- |
• i--s. his poultry house was empty. |
Tlnrhel had given ever? bird away
"When yon ran nee creature* bo
mnnely." she said. "Til acree to hare
-lore here. But that hen's broken ribs
and l«x*y made roe understand that
y..n had to loam humane principles
'•eforo v -> could trust animals of any
ttnd •- yonr hands."
It was the las; lessor, necessary.
Ralph saw the point. He began to re
spect. as he had nevor done before
with any woman who had come Into
h'« life, the will which refused to sub
mit tnmely to Injustice and tyranny.
"T must not lose her " he thought,
""or If she (roes It will be forever."
A year later as the pair were look
ing a! some fowl that Rachel herself
had Instal'ed In the poultry houses,
Ralph remarked, remlnlseently:
'Tro nstghty glad. Rachel, that you
Lad the gumption to hit hard frnni
the shoulder when I merited tt."
And Rachel her prophecies fn!filled,
answered: **T never hit you. honey,
^ut I did hit the blfick moods that
were killing von."
New Dre»lr»B for Bun* v
\ newly devised instantaneous
dressing for burns consists of three
-oils of cnuw Immersed In a soitrtloo
:£ bicarbonate «f s.h1* and mineral
put up In a container with at to
suujUi removable lid.
Ordw of
Bagtf*
Kkn^wny A«1*. >"©. fcv
Fratoriml Or»1rr ot
Kanlfli,. iwrt Um «rm
•ml third nlfht
month at fh«Mr h«ll «« Fifth *""•
««*«. Vtirtttmi hrothm mr«Jf»Hy hi
vi»««<1 to »ftri*«V
C. W. ROt.KRS. W. r.
J. M. Grt«<h«»oh. S»H-y. *
PKhkw of Alaska, u»oo >'«. 12.
m«>t In A. R. Hull flr*t Mnmtif In
firry month lit 8:XO p. m.
VMtinc hrothrr* cordially wH
(WW. J. C- rHKlJM, (W>.
V'anml Chiqvrr \<v •.
O. R. 8.. tm>«» I* M»>
[•nair hall. (In* »in)
fhinl FVMnJ. of Mrh
iMiMh, •< * o'rt™4. Vt»
Itlnjt momhrni wrlrnm*.
iTiarrte Mark" Spark*,
Worlhj Mitnm.
Virginia Soffmmi, Swrclarj.
T*k« Grore's l.Atm\T BROMO
<jnvi\R tablet* The ponulrie heirs
the signature of K. W. Grove 59c.
To l^wrr a On» m Ow Hn}
NOTICE
When you want anytfcSTiR wored
Tronks. Bapcacf or anything else.
Transfer Co.
Also Wood and Coal for sale.
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nscruneis
sit 4 sRcrtssm
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3. O. WOOD. E H.
P. 3. VAVDtWALU *meTi*»rj.
F. * A. M.
Wt.!t» I'm 1«1c» r * A.
A. H. W*. fft, i>mmv B«t
■nd 4th S«tord»y »ml% •
of Mflh tnnath X It o'cJorfr.
V'Mllii; Brethren »r« wri
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ion* K. HAVRRN. W. M.
T. J. Standtoh. Serretery
..Rochester Hotel..
[A. Rrntogi. Prop|
AH Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave- D AWSON. Y.T
Seven PaMeeccr McLncpHira Pmrk Car Service
White Pass & Ylkoh Route
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16:45 a. Tr
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4 *S j>. m Arrives
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CARCR06S
WHTTKHOnsK
Arrlvw 3 7 id
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IS «S p IB
10 15 a. ib.
S 30 lb
rusecrtrs mast !>e at Uie depot Is Umc to hare Bacirare In
armed. and checks Inspect n i« stopped tblrt? tDloutea bafor*
tearing time of train*
150 pound* of Bar rare milt !>e checked free *it.i each fail fara
ticket. acd T5 rounds *-ith each half fare ticket.
\K\\ I.KAO l»IS»\»\*RKn
BY rT\KMH.\N
The pt arm Span. that nrnrr ! !•
itne of timber-line and (rncjty pej i
has alwav* twn considered *h<
prospectors friend. jiiM »" the por
cuplne and Wilson jrrousi «r fool
hen. are protected ly law In «nmr
localities for the prospecto! - b> :•
fit. Hitherto the ptarm;s;;n ' •
b©t-n admired by ihe prospectors
solely for Its be«oI> nudnril" an.l
culinary qualities
Bot li has remained for the ptar
mipan around the head of Fish cre» k
to assist the prospector in ev»n a
more substantial manner than by
supplying the deiectahle pie.-.' 1 re
sistance for his mnlUmn si.'* The
pretty Mrd i» somewhat of a pros
pector himseir—as much so as tt-e
run-away burro that discovered the
outcrop of the Bunker Hill *nd Sul
livan in the Copur d'Alene*. a yam
which has been told with relish by
thousand* <»f "Normads of the
Hills" thraout tbe west
rat Benson and Roy Priest were
t-rospectins on the Mammoth croup
at the head of Fish creek and jnst
across the boundary line from tbe
Bayrie* Five ptarmigan flew up
and Pat and Roy took after them
with chunks of tbe country forma
tion The birds, when overtaken
and knocked down were pic kmc
MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH
liojirr* SKAfilMI rrer)
tvkstuy M t! P. M.
for
JUNEAU
cotitwting *nt
m sTH *RH HTKAMKBS
Htnni wtrvu
iMfn
JHTU on THVRSnATS
for
TKM KKK \M>
SITK A HOT «i»TU»~«8
— O — O — A — O — O —
Sm hi i.l.KR RRtK>. for
I r> form it i ton, Tlrkrt* w)
Firifht- IUio«
around on ib«> bright oat crop of ■
bran-new load ol narfar*
samp?** of which awn} f&6 In fold
nr.a sJlror
Aft»T showine the bor* (hit new
load thor wont to thoir ultimate des
tination. the mulligan pot.—Hrdor
Miner.