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Co., Whltehorse, Y. T
eom Carcrort, Y. T.
laa Atlti* B. C.
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uYtT' nud1 no matter j
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I it r understanding, a is
t'vi t\> uy reject £ vyituout
•iisdera: on merely bo>.ause
iroiil Hi*.- oJ-her
»> ial;>e or distort- J! reports
t-taiij circi.J--I.ed una free
ted. mj scarce t» broad'
i id '•-••' if so waliu.4
tilt, p.lld I;-L)Uoit- br>-t-U('[-,
o all »iv>a become airainst j
'*•!!> IQiiifc, that once the
j.', Uio ilisi>o.">itiou.
asoti or !"t-pect tile rights
:ner«u public \>r innocent
ti<^> l> Well-nigh lost. The
thiuj; -u the uorlj ^ to
*u iu tins .situation ti> Ktvi»
_-wpers nu,i Se«, dearly
t b« Uit» 1'irst reijuisite.
i>t hi-a i oil t> lit Id .V Stl'Oiu
'.o the rca,t
I»-;■ uL>- ■■ national cotumit
sei uxtd tile st*rvi« t's of -Mr
>ue, lurui.r editor of the
i'ost iu'elligeiicer. as one
ublUty la.:n-'gvrg with heiui
. in >>»■» York City. -Mr.
certainly to be congratu
lA>a securing sui h an aole
U -Mr. Bone is one of the
. anU* logical vvrittc-rs of 'he
Stats. J11£> intelligent ef
vhilo editor t>£ tile Seattle
leJl goint c to as-s'st in the
met it of Alaska has been and
u.ri hi.' up:»r«i:atcd in the
< Jk
i the iur administration
in lid it is hoped Mr.
ill b« placed in a p<-esition to
Uaska. If this is doue it
red such assistance will be
oiistructive and heliful lines.
ithstanding the fact that
y ss<-otrt$ of America is one
largest organizations in the
i with a membership of ''alf
on men and boys, but 200 of
leaders are padiofficials.
'jetter tri">uta could be paid a
ifut that ^ go fundamentally
and so attractive that it cm
the voluntary serv"fe of 100,
u?y mm ? •
ry one will agree that the
an who should go over tht
tn-aty in ik'vauetj to safe
American right is Elihu
but ha should have been
on to hclj frame it as rank
emt«-r of thp American peaoc
tion, instead of as a private
i left at home out of range o!
nsulation room.
Ml SIC LESSONS
Hoy MulvihiU announces
she will take a limited num
f music pupils, piano, or uk
i. Mulvlhill may be found at
tome at the civupr of second
lain streets. T S T.
AT THE SOURCE
Railway Is Urged
Between Hyder
And Stewart
A railway iroui Stewart, B. C..
to it>u<-r -u-isA-i, theuue.u£ Salmon
riu r v ami) oacii uuo tne nnui
«.'! AUUU Oil I lit? lil'UlSn £>1UC
ci rue lino 14 ueing proiuuisuicd,
s.i> > tac La»ai.ir -N*v*a puulished ut
ate" ait. li. C. it ^ auderstoou.
i.ia; a cnarter will suorily L»w reques
«-vl irom tne (Jauauua.". government
-uia mat private enterpri#«e will
bu i.i j; vvuuout any government
guarantee ix ther^ s 1101114 t>0 any
u-tticuity in obtaining b*ciiiujj £iow
in<. government,
it is pointed out that a large tea-,
►lasirt can bo obtained, immediately
ior gucii a raiiioa4>, and in the
cturso oj a. tew mouthy the tonnage
w ouivi be such as to assurt» tha pro
mottrj ttVH Uio lirst cost o£ the
line would be paid o££ in, a, couipara*.
tvely short time. (
C instruction oi" this would, liavo
the result oi increasing activity- in
the Salmon river district by the pro
duction oi large tounage and! in brin
i:i£ n' liens of doling into British
Columbia. .Not o"ly ary thu aore
bodi* oi the Salmon very" large iu
extent, as already proved by what
development hag taiceu, place, but
the values in silver and gold) are uik
usually high for such large lead^ as
have been exposed.
BIG SIKPRISE TO MANY
IX SKACWAV
People ar© surprised at the IN
STANT action of simple bucktnorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed la
AJler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL flush
e« tiie ENTIRE bowel tr^ct bo com*
plftely it relieves ANY CASE sour
stomach, gas or constipation and
prevents appendicitis. The IN
STANT, pleasant action of Adler*
1 ka surprises both doctors &n<l
pautnts. It removes foul matter
wnlcli poisoned your stomach for
mouths. Keller Bros.' Drug Co.
M1SS|\C MAN WANTED
I j formation of the where
abouts Of Gust Ltndberg, who oamj
to Alaska fifteen years ago
He is heir to an estate in Sweden
jand his father will appreciate any
' information and I*1)' for trouble
. Kindly address, Jones Llnd»berg,
Missoula^ Mont, in care Western ho
•t«. 6-10 6t.
MISSING MAX WANTED
Information is wanted as to the
whereabouts of William Be^'k who
, was last heard of from Skagway i
the fall of lylo or spring of 1914.
j Was about sixty years of age, five
feet six inches tall and stoutly built.
f Came to Alaska for the purpose
of prospecting.
iie i# wanted- on account of an
iuhcritanc© left him.
Iuformation sent to Harry Typer,
I Polo 111. will be appreciated.
The Proof.
i "Inanimate things are pugnacious as
well as depraved."
"How do you mean?"
[ "Haven't you ever seen a ship spar
or a ballot box."
MILK GOATS FOR SALE
For Sale—Swiss Milk Goats. Ad
dress E. A. Adams, Haines Alas
ka
Ban Placed Oil!
Oil Stock Sell
ing Compaies
Dallas, Tex., June -j-—Tli(>- T.>x
us Oil IiLX..slors' Protective Assocl ir.
tion has been orgaulzed to coin bat
activities of irresiHji.s'bU a ;d< fpiud-l
leu* stock gelling v>il co:up mi.s.TheI
association, composed of hundreds o
investors will taJco action to forC.M
dividends from fr'uciliiit companies!
au£ salvage from ini'^mpet nts.
Association officers claim tliat!
many companies IV-va s<r.;a:i.l .red
fuui'j of stockholder.while many '
other-- are fading to pay dh'-Joiids
when p!<oductiot>. is ample to justify
such payment.
Public interest was so s?r at af
ter the dtecovcry of now Texas o;l'
fields that nearly eWry o.iu invest-1
ed, association officials say. H»~j
cause of unristi-ict,stock s 11 .'us,'
tie situation ha.s become such that
it is almost impossible t-> Uis;>'.is of
Stock for th> most meritorious da j
vcli.pnient t nterpriscs, bis oil men
say.
Delicious drinks of all ki ite at
Keller Brothel's.
WHKUK IS KDW.AHD KAMl£\
Edward Fahey, who formerly had 1
a hotel at Dawson, and is h 1-eved
to be in Alaska, will hear of some- .
thing to his advantage if he will
communicate with C. White Marti-,
rner, attorney at law, 904 lilt rna
tional Bank Building, Los Angeles,
California.
TTere is mere- O r; i.: '' ;? section
of the country tV •. .!.i < ')■ ~ -cs
)ut together. ar.o i'o.- voth v.- t-ui
oosed to b.' incurs
local remedies. : •• ••••* .. ■; !•: ;
to euro with local l: i I 1
it incurable. Cr.t rrh s. •> Sot-: •• ■
greatly influenced by constitutional con
ditions and tiiorelvro a-, . .i . ••:.snt«i- :
tlonal treatment. Halt's Cctarrh McJ»«
cine, manufactured by F J. Chtney &
Co.. Toledo, Uh;o. i.? a constitutional I
remedy, is tr.':»a i.*:' rm-iv end ae;s I
thru the Blood on the '■'■ ■■
of the Sy.'t'm. ' no »Iut .1 !>• irs r -
ward is offered >r any ease tiiat Hall's
Catarrh Me.1i :n- f.si.s t > . £<: ; for
circ'Hrs and ti stinnniiil.1
i \\ CHENKY « CO . Toledo. Oi.lo.
S„. by r>rv.ei; • •. 7
Hall's Family i'lUa £-;• ccnni-.atlon.
—A'lrertisdiaes' ;
CUE
MIBMMf
On Facc, Arms, Legs and Her,J.
Tied in Blankets 7 Months.
"When baby was two months old
she broke out on her face with lit;ie
pimples, i her. s:;c bro-2
out on her little arms anil
legs, end even over her
head. I had her lied in
blankets from September
to the middle cf April to
keep her from scratching-.
" i was tola anoui v»un
cura Soap and Ointment and I sent
lor a sample. I bough: more, and
in eighteen days she was healed."
(Signed) Mr. and Mrs. John Cher
venell, 1012NormandieSt.,Spokane,
Wash., Aug. 13, 1918.
Prevent Further Trouble
By Using Cuticura Daily
Prevent these many distressing,
disfiguring skin troubles of child
hood by using Cuticura Soap, and
no other, for every-day toilet and
nursery uses instead of impure,
coarse, or strongly medicated soaps.
Mothers, think of what it means to
your child to go forth into the world
handicapped by a disfiguring skin
trouble.
Dust your skin with ("utioura Talcum, on
exquisitely tk;«:nu:d face, skin a:.J baby powder.
J
LE
Mary Crahani Bonner
FAIRY TA
THE PROUD BOOTS.
"Hollo, right boot." >
"Hollo, loft hoot."
"Hello, hollo, hollo."
So the boots squeaked and creaked
while Eric slept so soundly In bed.
Thoy h:id boon put side by side, quite
carefully, nt the foot of Eric's bed,
on the tioor.
"Wasn't that the best compliment
you ever received?" asked the first
boot.
"It must certainly was," said the
second boot. "And wasn't It the best
compliment you ever received too?"
"indeed it was," said the first boot.
"We U«lh got exactly the same com
pliment," said the right boot, which
ltatl boon the speaker culled the sec
ond boot, while the left boot had been
the speaker called the first boot.
"Wo did," said the left boot. "Nei
ther of us can be envious or jealous of
the other. We were spoken of to
gether."
"In the very same breath," said the
right boot.
"In the very same word," said the
loft boot.
"We didn't have big photographs
taken." said the right boot.
"Well, we're not big boots." said
the loft boot. "We belong to Eric, and
Eric is a boy, not a big man. Some
day, of course, if all goes well, he will
be a big man."
"Why do you say, 'if all goes well?'"
asked the right boot.
"It mr'.kes my conversation sound
so much finer," said the left boot.
"I must be very careful where I
walk—that Is. 1 must be very careful
liow I talk. The words rhyme, you
know."
"I know now you tell me," said the
right boot, "but boots don't as a rule
know niui h about poetry. We're not
high up enough for poetry. Poetry Is
"We Have Had Our Picture Taken."
usually written aliout clouds anil the
skv. Wo are simple boots, ijulte 8at
i-,iol to walk our humble way along
tii.' i-arlli or the floors."
"We walk where Eric has us walk,"
S::i'i Hip left boot.
••That's true enough," agreed the
riJt: boot.
"ilow did it all come about?" asked
tii* k'ft boot.
'".Vbiit are you talking - about?"
*m1 the right boot.
"The photographs, of course," said
tbi' b'ft boot. "You were listening
thi'ii better than I 'was, for I was
scuidim: on my toe and trying not to
f:;!l over. I wasn't paying much at
tcntion to anything else for a minute."
"Vou menu," said the right boot,
"that Kric was standing ou one toe,
.1 - • -i vi iv 11>'V." von w<-re hoping
he1 fcotildh't fiiMKfcF find iret yoi ill
dusty."
"You're right," said the left boot.
"So tell me all about It X like to hear
eren what I know for It makes me so
proud." i
"I'm glad to tell It to you," said the
right boot, "for it makes me proud
too.
"Eric's daddy bad just bought him a
new pair of boots—ourselves. In fact.
Eric was delighted, as any boy should
have been. In fact he was so pleased
that he wanted to go and have his
photograph taken, so he could send
It to his Aunt Edle, who was away.
"He said that he wanted to have a
photograph taken of his new boots be
fore they all wore out and he was
sure his Aunt Edle would be glad to
aee what they looked like.
"Now that was the kind of modesty
which It is nice to see In a boy. He
didn't say he wanted to have a pho
tograph taken of his face like so many
people would.
"No, he wanted to have a photo
graph taken of his boot*—of us. That
was enough to make us proud, and
proud we should be.
"To be sure a photograph was not
taken of ua at the photographer's
shop, but they did take a picture of
ua with a camera and It's going to
Eric's Aunt Edle.
"Yes, we have been paid a great
compliment We have had our picture
taken and there is a boy who thinks
more of having photographs taken of
nice boot* than he does of having his
eyes and his nose and his mouth and
his hair photographed, which is so
usual a way to take a photograph 1
We're honored boots, we are!"
"We are Indeed," said t: e other
boot
Naughty Joseph.
Mamma — "You have been very
naughty today, Joseph."
Little Joseph—"Shucks! I could
have been twice as naughty If I had
wanted to."
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
FOR APPENDICITIS
Skagway; peopl® c&n prevent aP"
pendicitla witU simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in
Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL flush
os the ENTIRE l>owel tract go
completely it relieves ANY CASE
aoux stomach, gag or constipation
and preventa appendicitis. The IN
STANT, pleasant action of Adler"
)-k» surprises both docttors and pa
tie~U. Leavea etoma-cji dean and
strong. Kelle^ Bros. Drug Co.
NOTICE
On and aSter Tuesday, June 17
we will accept Canadian money only
at a discount of 3 per cent.
White Pass and Yukon Route.
WASHING WITHOUT WATLH
is Like Try Ion to Get Rid of Damlrnfl
Without llerplclde.
Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soap or
water?
If you did what would you say o!
him?
It Is every bit as foolish to try to gel
rid of Dandruff and to prevent BaM
neas by feeding the germs which cau
it. with Canthrarides. Vaseline, G!"<: 'r
ine and similar substances which forir
the principal Ingredients of most so
called Hair Vigors.
Newbro'8 Herplcide 1s successful bo
cause It attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
It is the original and only genuine
scalp (rermlclde manufactured.
> Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c In
I stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co
Detroit. .Mich.
On# Dollar Dottle, guamrnteed.
At all Drug Stone. Ady.
■ ib i a
Skagwny Residents Are Learning
How to Exchange the Old
Back for a Stronger One
Doefi your back ache, feel weak
and painful?
Do you suffer headaches, languor
and depression?
Is the urine disclored, passages
irregular?
The kktoeys may be calling for
help.
Weak kidneys cannot do tlieir
worl.
Give them the help theyf need.
To cure kidny backache you must
cur the kidneys.
Use a tested aud proven kidney
remedy.
Doan'a Kidney Pillg liavo stood
the test.
Convincing proof of merit in the
following endorsement:
Arthur Portier, 50 S) Heron St.,
Aberdeen ,AVash., says: "Doan's
Kidney Tills, in. my estimation, are
superior to any other medicine for
kidney trouble and I couldn't re
commend anything their equal. I
have been taking Down's Kidmey
Pills off and on for a number of
yeari and have always received fine
results. For lameness of the back
and kidney disorders, Doan'g Kid
ney Pills can't be equaled".
Price 60c, at all lealers. Don't
simply ask for a kid'uey remedy—
get. Doan's Kidney Pills—the
same that Mr. Portier had. Fos
ter Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N.
Y.
Piles Cured In « to 14 Day«
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to eure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pllei.
First application gives relief. 50c.
TRAPPERSS]
A trie! shipment will convinee you
that we pay the highc* t prices. \\c
C."-.
i K.MJ
PEKS G< IDE. N". Catalog of
TrapiJCW* Supplies aud Price List.
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co.
Est. it.'a
Mx;c:rsli!, Minn.
mcCTv 'E&i A remedy foricfectioaj
Kir
B BW«Tg "1 will not stricture
- 4E:5>J Relieves! :i 1 to ,1 days.
PR,CE $1.20 Sold By Druggii tS
Trca'.iie »i iiefc-h bottle or i.iailca on re>|.nst.
CKKI'AHED LY
THE EVANS CHEMICAL CO., CINCINNATI, 0.
Let Your KODAK
A \^
Keep Your Family History
So tha in the days to come your Kodak Album
Wiil Tell It All. Today your Kodak Album
means History, and more than ever it is impor
tant that it be authentic history—that every neg
ative bear a date. Let Kodak keep the dates.
- Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Eastman Kodak agents for Skagway