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N U4 SIXTEENTH YEAR SKAttWAV ALASKA. THURSDAY, JUNE 19 1913 PRICE 10 CENTS '
HI IF INDICTS A
BUNCH OF EDITORS
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SOftt'l HWKbTKKN LK.U.I K
NATIONAL I.KAIilK.
A.MKIfll \N l,KA<U K
tuer Socialist candidate for mayor.
I.eroy Saunders, editor of the Star
th? Indictment claims, told false
hoods about a county commissioner,
Kdwsrd Claysou tliu "cumtux"
editor of the Patriarch, wag crimp
ed for makliiK damaging misstate
ments against the habits and char
acter of Judge Ronald.
They have all been released un
der bond* Saunders in already un
der sentence or six months for li
bel. pending an a|)|teal
( HIVKSK (X)UJMiN WOMAN
WINS ACAMKMIC MONOIO.
i hose of my own. Mary Hung. a
l?i year old Chinese Klrl. who today;
?lands higher than her American
i'ow|ictltor* for academic honors at
Hie Deliver Manual Trniuing High
School, thus discussed for the i'ress
today her ambitious to prepare her
?elf for a life of usefulness among
her iieople. Though herself u na
tive of Colorao, thr Is educating
parents and teach the women of
her race advanced Ideas In civilised
Ij. Hung, a wealthy Chinese who has
ill, but to teach them how to keep
sell, to live hygienic lives and to
nis* "And because I feel called
.o serve them, I shall study and
'' much further advancement among
tie women of my race Knowing
Miss Uunysn of Dawson will be a
lassenger out tonight.
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H. J. Lynch
The Leading Ladies Furnisher and Haberdasker of Skagway
SENSATION PROMISED BY
SENATE LOBBY PROBERS
WASHINGTON. June 19? As the
senate probe of the alleged lobby
ing goes on, developments are being
brought to light ahowlug that there
ii>g pulled off right I" Washington,'
.m Intimated by President Wilson.
The senate, speaking through one
<?r Its numbers, has promised n sen
national exposure or u gigantic
plot, through certain newspapers
ami news agencies and associations,
whereby the scgar Interests are Stir
ring up a strong sentiment against
free augur. It Is suld that tliou
minds of dollurs, Hoinu say iiiIIIIoiih,
have been placed to the credit of
newspapers ami correspondents to lit
fluence them In HcudliiK out press r*
ports und editorial opinions which
lire servliiK to crente u sentlmont
against the removal of the sugar tar
Iff; the sugar trust of course Ih'Iiik
behind the move.
The millionaire lobby combination
find It easier to buy the newspapers
than the members of confess, mid
the results are more lusting and ef
fective.
SEWARD RAILWAY, LIKE FINNIGAN,
IS Oil AGAIN AND OFF AGAIN
SEWARl), June 19 Inatruetloni
wore received thl* niortiliiK from
the Toronto owner* of tho Aliuika
Northern railroad to ??f ine at once
the operation of the rllrontl. A few
days i?Ko the merchants nsHoolatioir
received orden from the United
State* Attorney General to continue
Its operation, und they are In a
quandary what method to purauo In
the mutter.
In tho meanttmo thoro Iiuh boon
railed a moetliiK of llu* bualiuuM or
KAnlutlon and wire* ore IioIiik hoiiI
lo tho Unltrd Stutoa Koveriiniout
and altio tliu owner* of the road for
furthor ln?tructlon?, which they
hope will result In tho nettling of
tho matter on a baalH whereby the
railroad may be ke|?t In operation.
PRESIDENT'S EH
VOV COB ON !
ALASKA VOYAGE
n prominent lawyer of San Franciscf
has heen selected to represent I'res
ti> leave thin illy within the next
? It* on June 21 on tlio Jefferson an
>ni one of (ho followliiK lKiutn uu i
then return and no to Skugway and j
i In' Interior arriving there ubout tin',
Alaska trip Iuin been completed, Mr.
Mann will inuke IiIm report ilim't to
TAX NOT Til K T-IIONK
SWK OI.I.IK .1AM K-S
WASHINGTON', Juno 1S? Senator,
Olllo James of Kentucky made a
spirited speech in tlio senate yes
terday, in which he defended the
stand of t lie president ill his riKht
atcaiiiBt the attempt to place a du
it cirftle.
15, 000 W.V. COAL
MINERS PROM
ISE big she
CHARLESTON, Juno 19 ? The
coal region* of Wffll Virginia ?rv
ukiiIii throutened with a gigantic
coul Htriko which luay tlo Up condl
Ilium thoro and cau*t> Knottier civil
win Yoatcrduy tho uiIii'th In (wo
of tho colllerlcH wont out, and It
In claimed thul iiiiIckh coiicohhIoiih
art* iranlitd, llfttwn thotmnml miner*
on tho Now Hlver coal field* will
Htrlko with tho noxt twenty-four
hours.
Keeling Is running high aluco tho
Senuto Invcutlgutlon bogan, which
brought out tho fuct that urrouts
linvo boon niado and tho moil hoii
tonced to long toruiH of lmprl*on
mont under tho military law, which
l? contrary to tho civil law. Tho vol
illorM aro blamed for acting an mine
gunrdti under tho pay of tho oper
SI'INAI, t'OM'MX OP
iiot wavk rit.\?'rritKi>
WA81IINQTON, Juno 1U llopot*
from tho mlddlo Htnte* Indicate that
tho heut wave haH been broken. Tho
tompornture begun to drop ywrtor
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DEPUTIES AND DOGS ARE
FOILED BY UN DAK
8PRIN0KIKLD. June 19? The
Midnight Diamond Special of the 111- 1
IiioIho Central rullrond was held up
ten miles Mouth of this city liiHt (
Inst night by u gang of masked rob
When t he train was stopped some
one escaped and reached a rural
telephone and notified the sheriff's
office and a party of deputies start
ed for the scene on a gasoline car.
making the run In phenomenal lime.
When the robbers saw the deputies
coming they abandoned the work of
dynamiting the expre's strong box
and opened Ire, dozens of shots !><?
I ii k txchungod, but the robbers es
caped l:i the darkness. The depu
ties tu e In pe.'sult and the country
Is aroused and their capture Is cer
SI'ltlNCKIKM), June 19 HoiiihU
have been placed on the trail of the
bandits who attempted to rob the
MidnlKht Diamond express, but could
make no headway from the fact
that pepper had been placed on the
trail which foiled the trullliiK scent
of the doss. It now looks as though
the bandits would make their escape.
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WASHINGTON. June 19 A Joker
wiih discovered toiluy In the augur
schedule, whether hy design or over
sight Ih not known. Hy the reading
of the hill it wiih round that refined
sugar would be taxed. The clause
will be changed.
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WASHINGTON, Juno 1!> Pre?l
dent Wilson announced today Ilia'
lie would read IiIh message on the
currency next Monday to the Joint
committee of the whole.
Mr. WIUoii appealed on tho stepa
of the Capitol thin aftornoon Just
whi n uii unusually large crowd had
gathered. IIIk coming wiih the dig
ital for a demount ra l inn and soon
the entire crowd wan cheering the
mulling preHldeut. The cheering wu
purely HpontaneouH and seemed to
please the prealdent Imtneniiely.
UOT DKCIHION' HI T H.\H
TO W'OltK KOIl 11
I .OS ANUKL.US, June IK After
twenty roundH of fast fighting, John
ny Dundee got a well oirned dt It
Ion over Jack White last night.
CYCLONE DOES
DAMAGE 'II
ST. PAUL, Jum* i si A cyclone
of damaging violence Hwojit tin*
state of Minnesota last night doing
u large amount of damage. The
ruin which followed nerved to cool
the utuiotphere which ha? been hoi
for thf punt week. No diMtlm aro
reported from the atorm but pr??i?**r
ty Iohhi'h will be coiiHiderablo.
OLMSTED OUST
ED FROM JOB
WASIIINUTON, June !!t i'e.re
tnry Houston of tin- Agricultural l>??
imrtnicnt tlilH inornliiK Issued an or
der MiiM|icutliiiK Chief of the llureau
or HI itl 1st Ics Victor IIiiko Olmsted.
The government statistician Ik charg
ed hy Mr. Houston with a link of
discipline ami Inefficiency In the
management of IiIn office.
Mr. Olmsted liaH Iih'ii with the
government Hlnce 1HK3. serving an
statistician ami census director In
varloUH capacities lit the fulled
States. Cuba and the l'hlll|i|>'<>l'H,
and Iiiui heen chief of the hnrcau of
MtatlHtlcs since IS'Jti.
M?r? ? wi'ii i1
Fine Fitting Footwear
for Women
We insist that when you come
to our store for shoes you g
perfect lit. This is the pol
icy that has made our ser
vice popular.
We are carrying exclu- ^
.sivcly the Urz & Dunn Co. perfect -fitting
shoes. Having these shoes fitted to your feet in
this store insures absolute comfort. And a per
fect fit means also a better wearing shoe.
Particular women find it a pleasure to trade here.
The Store for Particular People
I will clayson:
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