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There is a Pan-American cooifer
tv.c« down oa the program. It is j
to be held at Washington, D. C.,
and to begin May 24. It is the pur
pose of American government of
ficials to hire everv Central and
South American, country represented,
net even excepting Hayti and Mexi
10. It is ihe further purpose to cre
ate at that conference an atmos
phere of entire cordiality, in which
uot only political hut business re
lations, present and prospective,
shall be discussed to the mutual ad
vantage of all concerned. It should J
he the determination of all busi- j
uese interests of the country—and
b» that we mean the business in
terests of all section of the coun
tr"—to co-operate with the
government officials to the end that
the visiting delegates may feel tha;
their welcome is irom the people |
rather than from the official repre- ]
seutativea of the people.
There has been a great deal said j
about Latin American opportunity j
i-reated by the war, but so f&r as I
one may be generally informed,
comparatively little hn« been done
to improve that opportunity. We
setrn to have taken it all out in
talk We appreciate the fact that
we are not acquainted with the Lat
in American, and somehow we are
willing to let it go at that, or if
no* willing, we have -reached some
thing like the same rvsolve unwill
iugly. This Washington conference
r.ppears opportunely to provide an
opening. It is the chance to talk
thiugs over face to face, to learn at
first hand how we may btcorne bet
ter neighbors and better friends.
Undoubtedly the South American
delegates will come to Washington
v ith the story of their disadvantage
es which the European war has im
posed; and in the tiling of that
story there will be an appeal to the
statesmen, the financiers and tha
business men of the United States
for htip in solvliiv the problem that
has tcrown out of tbe war-created
conditions. Are the stntesmen, the
financiers and the business men of
this country to be equal to the oc
casion t
The outcome of tho conference
must answer that question. But pre
ceding the event itself, men who are
powerful in the directiou of affairs
in every section of the country
ought to give the plain demands of
the situation most serious consid
eration. Hitherto Pan-American con
ferences have been affairs smack
ing of the luternatior&l social
function, and even at that they have
been productive of »ood. But the
occasion and the purpoee in the
forthcoming instance Is of far more
serious import than has been true
of any former gathering of the
kind. This time there is a call for
action that will bring substantial
results that may affect the fortunes
or all countries In this hemisphere
for all time.
More immediately, however, the
one aim we should have In mind
is to find ways and me^na to es
tablish congenial trade relations
with our American neighbor*. That
is the course by which friendship
nd the appreciation of a common
ntert«t can be best cemented. That
is the course to which the events
of -he time invite us, and with an
emphatic insistence that is not to
be mistaken.—Portland Telegram.
Business Has Outgrown the Ethical Stand
ards of the Past Century
By JOHN GRIBEEL, Pre«dent Union League Club, Philadelphia
WHKN you say today that a man is '"a competent business man" it
seems to imply a lack of something. It gives rise to the suspicion
that lit- must be guilty of some mysterious defect.
But chaugr is not productive; it is not profitable. There is on«
change, however, which has taken place in the ethics of business with
which vou are all familiar. THE ETHICAL STANDARD OF
FRANKLIN'S TIME, AS MARKED BY THE OLD MAXIM OF
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY," HAS BEEN SUPPLANTED
BY A HIGHER CREED.
Nowadays if a business man should advertise that his business was
built on that maxim he would be properly regarded with suspicion. In
anv bank that I'm eonneeted with his line of credit would be promptly
cut down.
« X
THE BUSINESS MAN OF TODAY KNOWS, AND DOES NOT NEED TO
ADVERTISE THE FACT, THAT NO OTHER STANDARD THAN THAT OF
HONESTY IS POSSI3LE. IF YOU HEARD A MAN PROCLAIMING THAT
HE BELIEVED THAT HONESTY WAS THE BEST POLICY'VOU WOULD
LOSE FAITH IN HIM RIGHT AWAY.
"For value received" must be entered for every transaction on our
ied - • • - - 'rr» not living up to onr obligations as business men. The
ma:: v. :• ■ . hi* business on • i- j old selfish "policy" of one hundred
year-. !t>ru • « Lci'ded straight for destruction.
American System of Teaching Law the
Best In the World
By Di JOSEF REDLICH. Professc* of Law and PoEtjCiJ Science In the
University of Vienna
NEITHER in England itself nor in the great English colonies has
systematic instruction in law been developed so intensively and
comprehensively as in the United States.
The observations that I have made have left no doubt in my mind
that the development of the case method in American law schools has
produced a farreaching change in the general conception of the nature
and purpose of legal education, A PHENOMENON WHICH TRAN
SCENDS THE BOUNDARIES OF ANGLO-AMERICAN LEGAL
LIFE AND DEMANDS THE ATTENTION OF ALL MODERN
LAWYERS.
The average student iB your best law schools who starts with the
requisite general education and capacity, who takes full advantage of his
three years' course and who proves this by his success in the yearly
written examinations, enters finally the practice of the law office
BETTER PREPARED THAN A "GRADUATE OF ANY OTHER
SCHOOL IN ENGLAND OR ON THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT.
GOOD NEWS
Many Alaskan Readers Have Heard
It an.' Profited Thereby
"Good news travels fast," anil
the bad back sufferers in this vi
cinity are glad to learn where re
lief may be found. Many a lame,
weak and aching back is bad no
more, thauKs to Doan's Kidney
Pills. Thousands upon thousands of
people are telling the good news
of their experience with this test
ed remedy. Here Is an example
worth reading:
F. H. Wteland, 1002 E. 41st St.,
Loh Angel°s, Cal., says: "For a
long time I Buffered from pain in
the small of back and 1 could
scarcely i?*-t around. My kidney
secretions were highly colored and
Irregular in passage. Doan's Kid
ney Pills relieved the lameness an<t
weakness an1 removed all trouble
with the kidneys. I have had no re
turn of the complaint."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
that Mr. Wieland had. Fostern-Mil
burn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
For Sale
Lots I, 2, 3, and half of 4,
block 89, fronting Fifteenth
avenue, between State and
Broadway, containing 175
feet frontage and 100 feet
in depth, a fine piece of
ground for gardening, has
been used before, a bargain
for the sum of $200.00.
Pbil Abrahams
je==_ Agent
[five «OOl> O.YES TO I>U.\\\ TCI.
Pehbleford and Gibson uye. BUO
vralser, Bli'« Ribbon anil Pate R-«ii>
Beer V. liie Boar"1 of Trade
WAR 18 OVER
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Bor» th-roat, broiichitls> etc., !s
practically over when "PUROLA'
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thslr relief. Satisfaction guaranteed
ot your money refunded. Price 25c
and 59c per bottle Specify "PUR
OLA I" Sold by Kellur 13ros. Drug
FOR SALE—Two incubators. Ap
ply at Portland House. 4-20-lw.
For Sale—Piano
Oool as new, also victrola. Inquire
at Postofflce, Haines, Alaska.
Olympla Be*r on draugm at the
Board of Trade This famous brew
both on draft *.nd In bottles is fcepi
constantly fresh. This Is the Boaru
of Trade Bar where the celebrate^
Rainier Beer !« *iso kept !n bot
le
Can be
used on
new, old or can
vas covered floors
Does not soil delicate
fabrics. Sprinkle it
on the floor and the
dancers do the rest.
Satisfaction Guaranteed ^
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$iOO Reward,
The readers of this pijpw. Will dj»
pleased to learn that there Is at leaat one
dreaded disease that science JM JJ»
able to cure in all Its
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure !• the
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being » fortsti'utloinal
disease reciuires a constitutional treai
ment Hal?'s Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting Jirectly upon the hlood
and mucous surfaces of '^ system, ther«
bv destroying the foundation 01 the OlS
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the c 0 ns 11 tu 11 on
nature in doing ts work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curatlve BOW
eri tiiat they offer One Hundred Dollars
f" any case that it fail, to cure. Send
?"racH%r A CO., T0i.de, a
rake'i.ani.Tegnf.,.,yUpm.°'forcen.t.p.U^
EXPOSED!
After exposure, when yon fe*l A
cold coming on, take "PUROLA"
Honey and Tar Cough DO*"1
wait until it ha# dertHope* ,uto
oronchltia or pneumonia. Dom not
contain oplatoe of any kind. Ke«p
bottle In the home for •«««•"
clo8. Your druggist will refund
your money If not aatnfled. Prl®*
25c and BOc Bpedfy "PUHOLA"
Sold by Keller Broe Drug Co.
Only One "Bromo Qulnln#"
Whenever you feel a cold coming oa,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
signatureof E. W, Grove oil the boK. Jt5c
Special Sale
Tomorrow
Our goods are
marked in our
window display
Tonv Dortero
P. & .1. u.
While Pta
R t i 11. No. 113
meet# 3d and 4th
Frl Et'so. •TeaeJi
month. V isiujQg brotc»ra are wel
come Phil Abrahams, 8e«r«Uiry.
Elmer L. Whoeler, W. M.
a P. O. 1SLKS
a lea* way
Va 411. >. P. O.
E. EHtl sr»rj
Thurtdfcjr •Tun
ing at I' •'clo*k.
VlalUne brotkm
luruiuuy we-cumo.
HOWARD ASHLEY, E. It
F. J. VANDEWAIX, JnMJwy,
Fraternal Osttar
W—
Slcaffway A«H«
No. 35, rrater
Hal Ortfar of
—o—w am uira
Wednesday night of each Booth it
their hall on Fifth &T*nn«. TWtln(
brothers cordially !arlt«d te attend,
i&on C. Wood, W. P., J. W. Frit
chett, Secretary.
Arctic BwUfecrhowl
Camp Sktipray No. 1
k. B. meet# every Tuee
day evealag at 8:00 p
VIolMn. MMllal.
ly welcome. A. J. Achaaoa, Arctic
Chief, \v. R. Hlllery, Arctic Re
corder
PROFESSIONAL CARDS'
OR. L. 8. KELLER.
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SKAQWAY ALASKA
'.Ml.MAM PALI.IBTER, M. D.
(Formerly of Seattle)
Specialist lu the treatment of
•iisenses mi*! deformities of the eye,
oust ami throat.
Office. Goldstein Buildlag, Jn
• ea>; AlasUa.
W. 8. 8T0UT.
Attorney 1 t Law.
PmeUe# la all oonrta
In Territory «f Alaska.
Haluee AlMka.1
TO
Seattle, Tacoma, Victoria f
Vancouver, Prince Rupert i
Juneau, Pcteriburg, Wrangell, and Ketchikan
Leave Skaguuay
j S,S, Spokane, April 29 - May 10,21
i S* S, Gty of Seattle May 4,15, 26 4
And e»erj eleven days fol lowing. Modem eeatfcrtable sUpa,
I UMlIwi eerrfee Connect* at flwtlU with tturcogh pum<
| gey itcamn,
| CONGRESS, GOVERNOR. PRESIDENT AND QUEEN.
•tailing Tuesday, 10 a. hi. and Friday, B p. m
FOR SAV FRANCISCO, LOS ANGEZJK, IAS DLBGO.
Through tick eta sold and baggage attacked to all point® In
| United States and Canada. For folder* aad full particular*,
j addrew V. A. PETERSON, Agent
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SOUTHBOUND
JEFFERSOiN April 26, May 7-30 June 1
DOLPHIN May 2-14-26
NORTHWESTERN April 24 May 11.30
MARIPOSA April 3O May 18
ALAMEDA May 6.24
WESTBOUND
MARIPOSA, April 22 May IO-28
ALAMEDA, April 28 Hay 16
NORTHWESTERN, flay 5-23
Passengers will be transferred to Vancover «r Victoria
without extra charge.
TELEPHONE NO. 68.
Twin Screw S. S.
Princess [flay
Will leave Skagway for
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle
May 5-15-26
Subject to Change
All information, Rail, Sleeper, or Ocean Ticket*
To any part of the world
F. F. W. LOWLE, Gen'I Agt. Phone 87 *r 141 SKAGWAY
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