?he gWly Jtlashan
So .!. TWRLKTU V KA it. SKAHWAY. A I, ASK A. KHll'AY. AIUI'ST I'd. 1M? I'ltK'K. I" CKSTS
PROSPECTOR PREDICTS BIG
FUTURE FOR THE KLUANE
Mr Frank Altamo#o. one of tho dis
of Rillion otvek In tho fall
of arrived in 6ka*w*y ?>n rest en.
day's traltu Phis to Mr. Att*n?o?*?>
first trip o?rt In three years. he ha\
:n* J:? <>1 co?t:n*MM?ty in the Khtan<
district since iai dWovery.
In spvakins of the outlook for the
Kliia no district. Mr Altamos. said."*
"Thts district "iw not Nvn developed
.v. much as i- Jo*<*rves for several
r>>asona. the reasons N-inp dif
ficulty in transr?ortat?on and ImV of
>*p::aJ on the r^n of tho olaHi o*n
em, for while thore aiv many creeks
earn ins U requires roony to in
?OC machinery to profwly operate to
antaxv In tho early history of
the ?i?s:rio! one party spent * fortune
in trying to mine. Nit beimt without
i-Tper ence the venture was a failure
Thfe was? much to the detriment of
the district and the money was spent
in preparatory m-ork and no minlnc
was done. Th^ tnvk upon which it
is intended to mine ts no* paying bis
a* a pick and shovel proposition ami
:? :?? ? >;>? ?-.??:?>! 5?> . I. S Si.*.!. ?
and it was sa.d when I left he was
?*k.uK out J-" -Ht per day to 'he man
There are about 40 mining men in
the dwtrtct and their work i* upon
Pullkn. ShMfe Rurwash. Mtk, FVmH
of July and Ruhy Creeks and all are
making pay, ??omo more and
lo? 1 have boon minlnc on Nurwash
ireok for the last five voars and hare
opened up No*. ? mtii) .; ab->vc 1M* i
oox-ory. i *ni working by pick ami
shovel with from throe to seven nw?
tn an open out ?wn feet deep and 1
the* pay streak Is between sixty anil
wvonty foot wide.
There aro eight parties working on
Rurwash and all are making money
1 consider the Kluan. district a most
promising hydraulic mining district,
and with capita! to Instal the plants
it wiM produce Immense returns. Th
Steamer Pauline, of \Vhit< hors. ><- or
her way up tho rixer and will try to
get to Ijike Klnane and if she sue
coods. it will Kolve the transport*
tion question to a certain extent and
make It possible for all of ns to
work our ground to much better ad
vantage as that will lower the freight
rates.
It will also open up a groat field
for the prospector ami minor as there
?rv> hundreds of miles of unpr.-wp.vt
cd grv?nd and it Is a woJl known fact
?>at every stream in that section ear
rios gold in tnorv or lens quantity."
Mr. Allantoic is going outside to
xfcslt his old home, having b<vn in
the north for the past ten years an<!
this will bo his first trip below. I
cie men
VEGETABLES
1 Special Correspondence1
caribou, auc. is ? when the spe
cial train bearing Kir". Grey, Gcvecno
Hleorral of Canada and part> passed
thrv*ich Caribou Today. l*?o Simmons.
ltomin?n Customs Collector. present
ed Karl ttrey ?iU? a lanrv ha>k- 1 of
oonsrstinc of cauliflower,
turnips.. lettuce. potato?* and bo**ts.
Karl Crey m-as mm h pleaded with
the Rift and i*romta??"d Mr Simmons
that the party would wit thom with a
relish. Ho also expressed surprise
that sueh fine vxp'OW'* rouM !*?
(trwn in the hich altitude of Canbou.
<2149 feel*.
BIB FINKNCIER IS INDICTED
(By United
XK\v YORK. vup. 2? ? Ctartw
Katx. pwi^ni <*f the Ksslem Rrow
inj; cMaptny, has boon indiotod of
fraud by tho prand Jury In ormncotkm ,
with tho omboxriomont of $40,000 bv .
lYtnald JVrs?ch from Aupnstwa Hoin*o. j
COWING NORTH TO STUDY
(By UnTted Pre<s.1
SEATTLE. Wash Awe. IS? VY W.
Hannan of Detroit. pn?sW.<nt of th<
National K-a1 Estate 1 Valors asJ*ooia
t oiv, now m thfci city. slat<* that he;
*U1 mako a trip to Alaska to invest'.
gale tho prartioability of tho idea
advocat.?d by ConKT'-ssniati Suiter of
Norn York that Alaska be 4MM in
U three territory*. ?
i ; i : i M-i-r v-;-x-h
Q Oi 0/F on a//
SUMMER GOODS I
4.
Sale to Continue for Another Week
During the past week our sales have born more than
double what wr could have reasonably expected. so J
?r we have decided to give our patrons the benefit of the
| Thirty-Three and One-Third Per Cent Discount |
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER
J. Remember wr have no Shop \X om Goods to Dispose
4? of. If we had we would give a bigger discount
I Every Article on sale was bought this spring or summer
A
v W aists W aists Waists Waists Waists Waists
X
I
i Slimmer Dress Goods S??*r Dress Goods
j,
X
-!
X
33 1-3 per cent, off
LYNCH &JCENNEDY
The Up-To-Date Haberdashers and Ladies* Furnishers
FLAMES NOW SWEEPING
CH DM
(By United Prw?.>
SPOKANE. Waah. Aug. 50? Fire
ha* broken out at Cour d' Alene,
Idaho, on the Indian reaervatlon. The
lots la tald to be a million dollar*.
A upeclal train left- here thl? after
noon for Cour d* Alene carrying tup
pile* and fire fighting apparatus. A
high wind It fanning the flamea.
No trace can be found of Everell
Harrlman, ton of the rallroarl mag
nate, who wat working o"> the survey
In t*>e retervatlon.
Particular* of the fire are meagre.
(By United Ppm?.)
NEW YORK. Auk JO? Humor* *r.
spivadlnR nlwit thin city thiit RdwatM
JUrrtronn. the r*llro*?l niwcn*t?\ W
h*\ln* JUmI on bo*rri whip whll?'
on route from Franco to Now York
No confirmation of Ihe rumor* cnn
bo obUlnod. Tho Ronornl bolM K
that tho report* *ro cnn*nt? aproa.l t
pfT?Ht tho prko of Btockn
CAR III WILL
GO OK STRIKE
{By United Pre**.!
CHICAGO, III. 20 ? The molormen
and conductors employe*! hy the
street railway company have deckled
to reject the new wape scale ?offwwl
by the company. A strike In looked
upon a* a certainty.
BOOTir BALKED
Br BLINDNESS
(By United Pre**.)
LOXHON, F.n? An*. IS? General
William TWrth. commatMler in chief
the Salvation Army, is thre?<etied
with total blindness He has cancell
t d all his speaking engagements and
alandoned aH hi* proposed tours
TUFTS COUSIN
STRUCK DEAD
(By United Pre*?.1
DENVER, Co?o. Aug li>? Charles
Taft. a cousin of President Taft, and
a very wealthy man, was klll<*d last
t.tght by a belt of lightning while
ttlng in his homo.
WRIGHTS ftRE
IN GERMANY
(By United Pre??.)
RERUN. Germany \uc IV Wil
bur Wrlnht and hi* sister arrived In
Perlln today and will make a fliKht
with his aeropUute whloh will ho wit
by Ksle.f Wllhelnt and the
member* of the court.
CITY SHAKEN
or EXPLOSION
(By United PretO
OSAKA, Japan. At*. 2?> About flf
teen soldiers wore killed and tho en
Ure city shaken today when two im
mraic powder mimtlM in the co\
eminent arsenal exploded. Tho raw
of the explosion is no: known.
OFFICIALS HSU YUKON
Edward IVvllle. Surveyor Konernl
for the Dominion Rovcrnment. and
James White, chief (reoRTap^er for
Uio Dominion department of the In
terior, arrived In Skanway yesterday
from WhHehorse after a trip tip the
Yukon river and sailed south on the
Prlncem May.
Harry Flahartv has succeeded Ern
est Pouch as foreman of the railroad
crew on Moore's wharf. Mr. Klaharty
held this position once before
I i?^i?L J.
*!? 1' I,,I"I"1 T I l-fT-ri-i-frr i >
? We cnrrythe Best and LargcstJ5tocK
FRUIT JARS
JELLY GLASSES
JAR CAPS
4*
X Rubbers and Paraffine
The berries are fine this year, put up all you<an and ^
enjoy them next winter
| GANTY & FRANDSON
"JO! RIDERS" KILLED BT
PLUNGING OVER TRESTLE
(By Unl?*<J Pr#?0
SBATTl.fi, Wmh Aim 20-Sjx>?1
In* hiwk from (JoontMown In an
nutomobtln after n ' Joy rM?\" Ir*
I'mtt. proprietor of th* Moral raf*.
Mr* Polvln. wife of Mr. CoMn of
Colvln ami Harrl* of Vancouver. mi**
Ariios Cowan, alator of Mr*. CnMn.
an<l MmxIo Paul, a teaohor In th?*
SoTmonr wrbonl, wi>r? drowned l?*?
nl*ht wh??n thrlr unto pl??r?itr-*f o??t
th?> tM?> f1it? Info Elliot l?*T
Th" twwl|p? hnvo nil Ikti rwr?l
Tho m^rhlno win minx ** * hl<h
mt?? of np???n wh?>n th* *?-r|d??iit !??,??
p?ft?-d and ParrT. who wiw driving,
did not tak<> Into nrroutJt it turn In
th* rstt^wiiy.
(By United Pr???.)
RhHnw. Kr*nc?\ A*w. 20 ? <}1??nn
("urlln. tho Amorimn Avlatof. mn'l^
ii (tro?t fllftht In hl? noroplnnr today
li??foro nn Immpwn- crowd. Ourtl* r ???
nmlnori In Hi** nlr f or mor<? thnn *n
hour and an rl??T?tlon of f.00
fo*t. Iff *fo?>rr*1 hl? rrn??-hln?* ar?>'in>l
two hftllooTW whl?~h w*f?? anrhor<?l
#n?l rut flpirpn of rifht ami m?l?
othT dlfflrnlt ovhlntlon*. Ilf **??
Rlvnn a ?r??i?t ATHtlon whon h?? <!???
1 o-ndrd
FRANK ALTON
IS MARRIED
(By United Pre?)
SEATTLE, WmIi. Aw. 20-Frank
Alton, mana*or o( A. William's saloon
at Yoalor and OccMontal stroot*, a
former Alaskan and wo 11 known both
in this city and Alaska, qntotly loft
for Chicago a fow days ato and was
marrlod yostorday to Mi?? Haitlo Op
l>onho!mor of tha*. rltv. Mr. and Mr*
Alton will roturn to Soattlo In about
two woofca.
Prank Alton Is woll known In Ska*
way. Ho ramo h?*ro In and loft
for Soattlo In 1 ??0S. For sororal yoars
ho was bar tondor at I/oo (5uthrlo"?
saloon. Mr. Alton I* a nw*mbor of
I<od*o N'o. 4X1. H. P O K
RAIN BREAKS HOT WAVE
(By United PresO
NEW YORK Auc 1*- Rain foil
last nlcht and undod tho hoat wav
that has ransod so mitrh wffocln* In
tho city for moro ;fe?n a wo??k Thoj
woathfC la m?rh motor today.
KATALLA COAL
CASES CULLED
(By United Pre?.)
WASHINGTON. !? ( Aim. 2" TJi?
invr^tlcatlon of th?? Al??k.i roal t.in<t
fraud* will Mart |n 8o*ttl? <>< t I
Th?? rlalm of J. Cunningham In lh?*
Katall.i diMrkt will In th<? f|r?t fa??
calW.
HARRIMAN IS
SERIOUSLY ILL
(By United Prm.)
CHERnorRU. Franr. Aur H?
Kdward Marrlroan. th?? Xm^kan rail
mad nia*nat?? wa* rarr1?-d af*<?rd th<?
st^anuT on whW'h h** kft f<* N??w
York today Mr llarrlman In Ir a
unnu1 condition than ?rh?^i h?* fani<"
o Ktiroix* to Improve hfr li- alth.
i mmiilillHIIH >
Do You Walk 1
Of cournc you do, but you'll walk eauier and
bo more comfortable, and wear the nobbient
and be?t fitting fthoes in town if you vinit
Will Clayson's Shoe Department
For Men and Boys