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Lacluds* all auUcai. other tbaa churches or charitable aocletles.
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(Jbc month by cairier — 1-00
Three mouth* by m*Jl — —2.25
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L D . * O R i A L PACaE.
a w \k i»k i:\a.vrsTio.v
T-at t'it l'-'lt
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iug out of a < . , uia "
necessary i>y I » i.- i 1 iU:v °t
the Uerm.'.ii to i. iy uit l'aris and
disarm Franco, is the judgment of
the mjlirary esi>c,-t of the New
York Times, who foiesees a draw:
"To accomplish, tins an offensive
was first necessary to l>ush their
enemies as far fro.n the Gerraa:;
border uj uossible. Then naturally
defensive eositions could be taken
up, strongly fortified with field
works, an'?, for tho rest of tho war,
the leutoiis would work only on
the defeus ve. l'hic policy has been
carriea nut iu Fra'iie, in Russia, in
the Balkais. in Italy oti GaHipoli,
so that now tile only active field
is in Mesopotamia. "llio Germans
have sv-)7sd tho initiative in every
case, ihf".»vu the Allies on the de
fensive. ." nd, when t'aey had
reached ihe desif.v scuit, have
assumed the defensive rule them
selves."
THE "11'DICIAL TEMI'l it.V.UEN T"
It seems that anybody wuo could
have supposed for a morneut that
the oppc.v lion to Mr Erandeis was
oa account of his past acts of hos
tility to civokid uethods iti hi^a
places must have bceu very much •
mistaken. There is, 110 motive of
the kind .» Wall street, in the sen
ate, or ahere eiio .\"o, indeed!
The on!" (..'Use for objo. to the
nomination of Mr. Sraudeis by
several .veil known malefactors of
great wi-alth, is that he "h;is not -
the judioi-i teaipe:\ iLeut." When
he thought e .iad found directors
of bi„- cori'Or -; . ns slyly poking in
to th~:r ova ;>o ;s t:. mcney tha
or ia paying betu*- tt-.-.s, Mr.
Braniii.U followed U st aim ui>
with a peisistency . ;.-Unacity
roiirn.ux >.kx ...» .u;;..nt.s
Jlyu.PO per week c-'-n be xaauo
selling tularged portraits aa<l
frames. Write for wan.*jsale cata
.
2: 12-ltf-26.
li it -.w.s at times very palfnul in
deed, to their friends. It appears
t . i : impolite ;'nd really ug
:.-Mve spirit ahow& a complete
' I 'i k of judicial temperament."
Well, (,i* i-ourse a. judge should bo
futr-niindod. Ha should he a ble
to look at a caso without ecccessiro
prejudice. But past experience has
shown more than once in American
his; ry that earnestness/ determina
tion to get to the bottom facts,
r'-ohitc insistence that the public's
interests should be paramount —
these are qualities '.hat may come
iu useful on the bench, too;—Jlos
fu.i Advertiser.
MORE FREIGHT CARS
Despite the warnings that the
bottom may fall ou' when peaco
comes and the war orders suddenly
stop, the Pennsylvania majiage
muu continues to order freight ca'r&
And Pennsylvania policy uflually is
a pretty good tip. — Philadelphia
Bulletin.
IIS A WONDER
Aftnr one hae r&ad about the
salaries tnat are scid to t>e paid
to movie £tars, on© vrondors tliat
thore is money enough loft in the
world to continue the war.—Albany
Journal.
I.KS1DES HELl'ING IS
England openad the way for
Switzerland to get only Egyptian
cotton. France releases 10,000
bilrs from America, The French
Luis the merit of International fair
ness, which is not by any means
unimportant.'—Brooklyn Eagle.
•h. ..i • -• is th- c
CUf I
vnity. fiii
nstitutltiul
qppRW
Hall's - a: : *» takMl In
V : I pon the bl^od
R ugoim surf.l system, tlu-re
dettroytnic the f«'U rtwi of the dls
arrl f •• ! '""t strenBth t>y
*• 1 ■ tisc up the constilii.itMi untl flsslstlnif
■ in t!oln< irs v,\ir\. Th'* proprietors
so much faith tn it* curative pow
it they f'T'-r One Hundred Dollars
- r.ny case that It fails to cure. Send
list of testimonials.
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. nil I'niKgtota. 75c.
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. xcludes the air and dampness j
at'd px-rents rust forming. 10c,,
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* ALL-ALASKA NEWS *
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The Ketchikan Power Company,
the owneTe of a sawmill liave found
U profitable to ship lumber to
Prince Rupert and recently; shipped
60,000 feet.
Gaston W. Smalley, who located
a homestead at mUo five out from
Seward, has received a final certifi
cate of title to tho ground from
the land office.
The management of the Harrl
man bui.K <ir Seward has announced
that construction work ou its new
I business block will begin at an
I early date this spring.
13. A. TPman, who installed the
; grea». electrical plant in th^ dry
; dock at Prince Rupert, has gone
| to l£ngl:.ud, wheru ha will enlist for
j service at *he front.
W'lliam Preutiae, charged with
having attempted to bribe the
muuicif^l magistrate oil tho tow-n
of Douglas, has oc' bound over
tQ te u-'ler tner >s of the fed
eral gra d jury.
The "v. -uo new", i. report that
winter >.ork is pi 0'.. nig satisfac
torily in all paru. ci muster crook
in that district. A number of
miners aro reported to be koisting
pay.
Duriug the year 1913 there were
twenty-eight deaths aed twenty- i
nine births recorded with tho Fair
banks ilty clerk. Of tho children
born, fifteen wore boys and four
teen {iris.
Owing to the number of com
plaints Living been made by woman
that t'jfir husbands and sons were
iosing their hard-earned money
playing gunes tho police of Nome
rouuded up a big crowd of gamblers
last week it the Arctic pool room.
Advices from Brooks are to the
effect that new pay has bean found
on the Little Ben claim opposite <
21 abave, Livlugood creek. Jt is
stated that th© ground prospects
approximately SO cts. to the square
foot ol bedrock. The ground is
owned by Dave Lowry.
The Juneau city authorities have j
seut samples of tl;«j water from
Salmon creek to the University of I
Was.hi.ii.Ku for a complete analy
sis rts-vdir.ij its purity. Salmon
creek is ihe possible future source
of supply for the city. The water
from the present Bystem will also
be tested for its purity.
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
>Vhenever you feel a cold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look fot
signatureof E. VP. Grove on the boc. 25c
The Union Bay Fisheries com
pany has been incorporated at
Olym.iia, Wash., with a capitalization
of $50,000, and will enter the
salmon cannery business in South
eastern Alaska at Union bay.
I
The government has decided to !
to strengthen the wireless station j
at Cordova in order to improve the |
communication between the sta- I
tiou and the other coast and in- I
terior ooints where stations are j
located.
THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES! !
Why x>; / the Br. ; ■ ! >wder Co. I
•100 per -ent profi. 5c saved
on ever pound t .. ng Powder
means a -avlng of it $14 in one j
year; it ;hia wor .. li. o? We sell
the recipe for making Baking Pow- j
1897 1916;
Established 18 Years j
, PHIL ABRAHAMS
INSURANCE
REALTY
COLLECTIONS
G-ENX AGENT
NOTARY Public ;
in -ffics
4thcy SVagwayj
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ments, s=uch as Cornets and Trom
bones in the very best of conldtlon
at all tmes, 10c, 25c, 50c bottles.
Keller Bros. Solo Ska gway Agents.
der for 10c a pound at home, equal
to the best on th© market that
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riANO TUNER
Geo. Anderson, piano expert and I
factory representative for high j
grade pianos will be tn Skagway In
the near future. Pianos for sale I
and rent. Home address, BOX ]
991, Juneau, Alaska. Pullen
House, Skagway. *2-17.
Zenith Oil for moviag picture ma
chines, talking machines, phono
graphs and musical instruments, au
tomobile magnetos and dynamos, is
unexcelled. 10c, 25c, 50c bottles.
Keller Bros. Sole Skagway Agents.
fraternal orders
t, * A. M
Wtito Lodgt
? F. i A. M. No. 11>
ineeia 2d 4th
cM. JSr'ga of each
Jjouifc Vt»iUDb brothers are wai
ome Hhil Abrahams, Secretary.
Elmor L. Whaeler, W. M.
B. P. O. ELKH
SkagTvay lxxlg«
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. meets every
Thursday evening
at 8:00 o'clock.
Visiting broth
ere cordially welcome.
HOWARD ASHLEY, E. R.
P. J. VANDEWALL, Secretary
Fraternal Ordx»
Eagles—
^kn.Rway Aarie
No 26, Frater
nal Order of
LQr-ftc ihe nn»t and taira
vi-diit-sdav uight of eacb month *t |
heir h"l) on Fifth a-renue Visit'
brother ord'Hlly '.sviied to attend j
L. E. Hadson, W. P., J. K. Mo-j
Alister. Secretary.
Arctic brotherhood.— i
C: rail Skagway No. 1,;
A. H. meets every sec
ond and fourth Tues-1
day evening at 8:00 p. |
m. sair \ luting Drotners coraiai
]y wolcone. J. M. Keller, V. Arc- j
tic Chief, W. R. Hillery, Arctic j
Recorder.
Whitehorse
Ki iane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Whitebor&e the
fourth of every mouth
for Kluane and way
point- and also on the
seventeenth of every
n, onth for Champaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
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Juneau, Petersburg, WrangeU, and Ketchikan
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S. S. SPOKANE Feb. 13-24 Mar. 6-17-28
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Passengers will bt trerslem-c to Vancover or Victoria
without extra charge.
TELEPHONJ NO. 60.
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[CANADIAN
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SAILINGS SKAGWAY
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Feb. 9-23 Mar. 8-19-29
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