PRICK 10 CKNTS
SKAGWAY, ALASKA. TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1913
No. 26 SIXTEENTH YEAR
THOMAS RILEY MARSHALL
ALASKA COAL FK VIDS
ABOl'T r<> ItK FROBEI>
Chicago, March 4 ? The Frost
coal cases which were called beforv
Judge I-andis on the 17th of Feb
ruary and continued until the 3d of
March, were again postponed this
morning until Thursday, when it is
believed the government will have
all Its witnesses on hand to try
the rases.
ALL READY TO KH.HT
HI T THERE'S XO FM.HT
Texas City, March 4 ? Mobilixa
tlon of the troops along the Mexi
can border is now complete. There
s<-enis to be but little trouble and a
speedy peace is looked for.
ANCIENT KtMiS APPLIED
TO BREAK II* PARADE
London, March 4 ? Sentiment is
waxing strong against the militant
actions of the London suffragettes,
the feeling being intensified since
their attack upon the public play
ground buildings and the Lloyd
'Jeorge residence. Last night when
they uttenipted to march in the
streets they were attacked by large
crowds who oppose the granting of
\otes to women. Considerable riot
ing was indulged in and many of th
women received injuries, and were
made to appear ridiculous by hav
ing their rats pulled out and their
complexions besmeared with anci
eut eggs.
Just one-half
Price
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW
SPRING GOODS WE WILL FOR A
FEW DAVS SELL ANY COAT OR
SUIT IN Ol lt WINDOW AT
80c ON THE DOLLAR.
LADIES, SUSSES AND CHILD
REN'S COATS. LADIES SUITS.
H. J. Lynch
The Leading Ladies Furnisher and Haberdasher of Skagway
BUM LAUDS STATE PORTFOLIO;
LANE, HOUSTON AND BURLE
SON ALL WESTERNERS
Shortly before his Inauguration
today President Wilson gave out
for publication the following nanus
as his appointees for the Cabinet.
President ? (Thomas) Woodrou
Wilson ?>f New Jersey.
Vlrc President ? Thomas Klley
Marshall of Indiana.
Secretary of Stato? William Jen
nings Dry an of Nebraska.
Secretary of War ? Lltidley J.
(?arrison of New Jersey.
Attorney (ieneral ? James Dark
McKeynolds of Now York.
Secretary of Treasury ? Win. (i.
McAiIimi of New Y??rk.
Socretai-x of Interim Prank lin
K. La no of California.
Secretary of Agriculture ? David
Houston of Missouri.
Secretary of Commerce and l.alv>r
? lledfii-ld Wilson.
Secretary of Xavy ? Joseph
Daniels of Xortli Carolina.
Postmaster General? Jorney Bur
leson of Texas.
Washington, March 4 ? (Thomas)
Wood row Wilson, educator and
governor, today added another dis
tinguished honor to his titles bv
adding that of President of the
United Stai?>9. At nine o'clock this
morning the preliminaries began
which completely filled the day with
excitement When Mr. Wood row
Wilson took the oath of office he
was received with cheers that
the dignity of the occasion could
not suppress. Thomas Riley Mar
shall follo\< ed the customary' pro
gram and solemnly swore to pro
tect American Institutions, and then
they both received the congratula
tions of eminent friends.
Yesterday afternoon, headed by
Commander Rosalie Jones, the suf
fragettes began their inarch along
Pennsylvania avenue, and there
were thousauds of them. Many of
the college boys and hundreds of
people who had gathered for the
purpose of making things trouble
some for the women, had gather
ed along the line of march.
Frequent attacks were made
upon the lines and finally it
was necessary to order out
(soldiers to disperse the crowds that
were most active In annoying the
army of suffragettes.
Congress remained in session
throughout the night, and the
clocks were turned back, making
today appear as yesterday, in order
to complete legislation In the specl
tied time for adjournment which
vixa accomplished at 12 o'clock
noon today.
Before adjourning congress i>hsr
od the light-house bills calling for
.in appropriation of million, two
hundred thousand dollars.
The Alaska railroad matters were
left for th<? new president to handle.
It is believed that the Cordova
Hue will be selected for a road to
be built to Fairbanks, while the
Seward line will be constructed ln
tc the Kuskokwim country.
London, March 4 ? The English
newspapers are generally making
favorable comments on the coming
Wilson administration. The Times
uys that he has conducted the carn
oaign in a dignified manner, and
compliments him for his discretion
in not talking too much, thus con
veying the idea that the new Presi
dent will first be sure he's right
, before going ahoad.
(iKKEKS LANI) AT JAXINA
AND ATTACK THE CITY
London, March 4? The winter
veather wlitch has prevents the
movement of th?> troops, has moder
ated. aud yesterday a large force of
Greeks succeeded in landing near
.Tallinn. Tl.is morning they began
;in attack upon the city. A report
I'omos from Constantinople that
i.lie Turks resent the graaplng terms
of peace which were yesterday Is
sued by the allies as their ultima
tum.
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HARRY THAW WON'T BE
rAHIH).\KI) BY 81 I-ZKU
Albany, Marth * ? After a brief
inspection of the Mattewan Insane
asylum, Governor 6ul?er left for
Washington yesterday. The asylum
authorities have issued the state
went that Harry Thaw Is still in
sane. It Is not believed that Mr.
Sulzer took much stock in the al
K'dged attempt to bribe the slayer
of Stanford White, and that he will
not pardon him.
SKUNK STORY THAT
8MKLL8 I NTO HKAVKN
Schenectady, March 3 ? A short
time ago a large and healthy speci
men of tho skunk family took up
j :iis residence in the basement of a
SEEDS
We havo just opened up our
new flower and vegetable seeds
(Ferry's and Mandeville & King.)
Most of the prize winners bought
(he seeds from us lost year.
** + * + * + ** + + + *+?>?*
+ S|>eciul discount for quantity ?
+ purchases ($2.00 or over.) +
+?+*???*????????
P. H.
GANTY, Grocer
Photo copr*?H 1912. by American Pre* A ??<*?? t ton.
WOODIOW WILSON.
home near 3ch*neotady. X. Y,
It waa not until he wm discovered
by an overbold fox terrier that the
family knew that the skunk wa*
there at all ? but, oh! they knew If
then. When the terrier had finish
id with Mr. Skunk the whole house
van an filled with the horrible odor
that the family thought of moving
out for the winter Airing the
house did little good and only a^ern
((. to spread the trouble arotwid th*
neighborhood.
The owner of the home had been
r? ntiing about the wonderful deodor
izing qualities of the n?*w electric
or.one producing machine. He knew
that he was taking an unfair
advantage ol any machine to 'ask it
'o tackle the odor of Skunk, but
It was his only hope The cellar
doors and windows were r|or?l. Th?
little niarhln* tn?tall*?1 *n<l
?t*rt??d on im H>?f*l**n taafc In a
few tiowrc 'h# rxfor of ftfcnnk
tio miT and *r*ry lr*r? of ?h* orfor
if^nwn aninal **? romplMHy ? Mlt
? rulMl ?11'I ?l * root of k?l *
f'-w p?|t*
tRKPFIIHk* BlCt V?i IWM
?:\AMI\Kt? 111 IMRKmH
l*m An*flH, Mar^h I -DhlrW
At lorn** who ha?t
char** ofjh* original ????** wh*r*
In CUnwe Harrow *?? rl?*r**?l
?wllh h?*lni; atl^r+A a hrlh* for lh?*
fixing of a juror, im on Ih* ??an<1
Ink* mnrnlr.it In rr<* otamlnaUoo
He In being hauled o**t lh* roala
by Dnrrnw Fr?i!?rtr|n ?*** that
t'llinfy ra<l TTSl'mo*1 w*r* the John
!*>?? Is Ik"* indictment.
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