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No. 1.S2 FIFTEENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY ALASKA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912
PRICE 10 CENTS
PRIESTS
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TiKtNna. Sqrt Jl? *1*. Vacnu
?rw. of Viidfi ?m thin momi.i*
tvtnM ditmafw ia th* nan of
ttrfMt-tkm thossud do! ! ?r?
ajraln?t l>tko)>c Prim R*>v G. 0.
v*n hotn an* th* Sifters ?f
? hr v:?t?ttor academy for kidnjqv
WI and alienating tkf affeotrons of
>mt dawchter
Marjwi* Roiinan is Ik* dau$hi*r
of Vr* Ma|r???f>n of Valdet. mfc?
k<*5*s tj?# Wort man's roadhoase
boat tvmtT mitat np the trail tok
of ViMn At?? a r**r xco *.i?
w?t >MT daacMor to tin VWUtha
icadem? ia Taooau and lator triH
to t*k? k?r away. SJ?o took l"i*
toanjr citi. v)*o s* a boat sixteen
??>ar? of *jpr to whore sne
? ? ktdnappet and taken to Los
AiyrHos and other fithf* The girl
testified that Sister Aloysius who
took ! ?*r and the pries;. who h?>l
her nnder h5# charge for several
days both made improj?er advances
1 and sutrrestions to her.
The name of Rishoj* O'llea wds
made to figure in the complaint
which char ccs the crime of kldnaop
it>S. He Rave his testimony a few
days ago to the efTect that as soon
as he learned that the pi -I wan
sought by the authorities he in
structed Fa:her Van (?oetkem to
itiscloep her whereabouts.
A clash of attorneys occurred ov
<*r the calling of witnesses to testi
i fy to the good character of Sister
\k?>Tan&. said by Marjorie Rieman '<*
have induced her to ran away from
| her mother on the eve ?( their re
i turn from Alaska
STRIKE AI !
LAWRENCE
Utpntcf, Sept 2S Xotwitn
<?r?din* the belW thai there wou'd
hr no firthrr tro?W? in the trttil*
su!Wt this season from striking en
I'loin s. im t house n d worksien, .n
luding wen. *oiwi: and children. j
?or riiiMrn are also t aplojtJ ?
? ?>?* fytorlw, walke-i out rosier -
Ui, parading tk? lr.
?hisrry in thin section
As ??<oa a* it was MM :o
Jrtlre. the enplorvfi ??1M oat in |
a hwir *nd ve?y won jrreat dtsor- ,
?1? ppcvitW Som? m the more '
v loiotit as it* tor* s:art?M to haran-J
L?r the assen b!ed workmen and thoj
i-oJioe heeaa at once an attempt toi
disperse the crowd*, which oi?It in- 1
i'Wm?-d tkr more passionate one* and
frr?qi?ent flithts occurred It t* fesr
?M that the strike will result in
trtehtful bloodshed as the wor?
mew have never recovered from the
sting of the la* strike which was
lont and caused many of th?,n
to be fonfd hack to work under o?'?
1'itions which they felt wp* unjust.
Auditor Miller left this mominc
for Itanon to he cone a couple of ;
??-ks Mr* Miller accompany
him as far a* the {Summit
\THI.KTIC H.IU
PAiXS HKIK Tt? **?'?
Just before lea\ itig Skagway Tor
hi* trip to Kurope. President O. !
ItMnwa of the White 1'ass ? Yu
kon railway, presented the White
Pass Athletic Club with a check
for fire hundred dollars. For some
time past the club has been in need
of funds for Its proper maintenance
?nd the purchase of equipment, and
this cheek was most sincerely appre
ciated i
The White l>ass club, though un
der tbe supervision of members who
are railway employees, is a serai
public institution and numbers amorg
its memtx-rshlp many who are in oth
er occupations and lines of business
It maintains reading rooms, baths,
athletic, dancing and billiard halls,
and is designed to meet the needs of
thoee who wish to develop their
minds and bodies or find entertain
ment and rest We do not know whc?e
five hundred dollars could have bee
bestowed to better purpose than in
donating it to this club.
H IMXiM fltlKS OI T
IN TDK STUFF*
Boston, Sept. 28 ? Wood row Wil-i
son passed through Boston yester
day on his way to Bridgeport where
he is speaking today. When In tho
Hub city he was greeted hy all the
people of prominence and a noon
hour talk was arranged for him at j
which thousands attended.
I
OUR
NEW
FALL
s SUITS
&
COATS
FOR LADIES
NOW ON DISPLAY
DENOTES STYLE .
AND QUALITY
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J. LYNCH
SEATTLE WINS MIT
Seattle, Sept. 29 ? The home t*?an? won the Northwest
ern I^eague pennant today.
LAFOLLETJE I
FOB TUFT!
Madison, S?p( 2* ? Senator Rob-!
ert I^aFollette, the leader of progro-'
sivism In the I'nlted States up t<? ,
the time that Roosevelt jumped in
and secured the nomination, hia
come out openly supporting Taft.
He says that he will give consider
able space in his Weekly each l?'ic
to the publlation of Rooaevelt's re
cord, and will do all in his power
to defeat the champion of I'rpgre*
sive principles.
\< < i >K1? OK DYXAMITIJWi
THKY (. VTHl'IJ ?X>R DKFKXSK j
Indianapolis, Sept. 2S ? Ortie Mc
Mautgal, escorted by a couple of de
tectives. arrived in this city yester
day where he will face the charge
of dynamiting, the outgrowth of
the celebrated cases against the Mc
Xamaras. Others who will app^irj
for trial are W. J. McCain and Be;>- 1
jamin Brown, officials of the lrm
and Bridge Workers Cnion. who left
Kniisas City yesterday on their way
here to appear in the cases, which
the state of Indiana has against
tliem. The men are charged with
aiding and abetting, conspiring j.n-1
citing others to murder by the u?e
of dynamite bombs.
TW RXTY II YK MILLIONS
Htlt THK FARMFIIS
Spokane, Sept. 28 ? This will t"
the banner year for the farmers of
Washington Ths crops h*ve be>>n
good in all lines and the prices are
.tbove the average It is estlniaiwl
on Rood authority that the cro.is
will net the farmers more than
twenty-five million dvlltn for the
season's work.
Roy Mulvihill, circulation miaa
cer for the Daily Alaskan, has se.
"red his -connection with this news
paper and has accepted a position,
with the Klks club. Hia assistant.
Harold, has likewise resigned from
newspaper work and will devote his
energies to the acquisition of schol
astic attainments. Their places
have been Tilled by Norman Fraser
and Donald Milnes, the former cov
ering the northern section of the
city, while Donald will supply lh"
subscribers of the south end with
the dally edition of this paper.
Govern of Wlnronsln, after several j
weeks deliberation with his con-j
arlencv has announced himself as -n
out and out supporter of Roosevelt
for the presidMjcy. McGovern went
Into the Chlcag;o contention a strong
supi?orter of Senator I*aFollette and
was much displeased when the breait
occurred Mwften Wisconsin's favor- j
ite sonvand the strenuous Teddy. I
He went hack to Wisconsin without
taking part In the Progressive Nat
ional convention and attempted to
patch up the differences betwaen
the two Progressive warriors, btft
could not do ?to
Governor McGovern says that Mr.
Roosevelt is the only candidate for
the prtwidencjf who is advocating
Progressive principle*, and ihe
break between him and LaFollette
is a personal one which does not
concern the |?eople at large. so he
believes it is the duly ot all pro
gressives to vote for right pria-.l
ples. According to his idea rlfch:
principles are not being represents
by Mr. Taft.
H \f> ROM. OF RIIJ?
?TWOri.O (VllKK AX OV
St. l,onis Sept. 2R? Walter Stacy, j
inspected of complicity in the cele
brated Westminster bank robber v.
? as arrested! here yesterday. The
police had received Information
that Stacy was in the city and that
he was inspected the crime They
shadowed him to Ms room and
broke down the d?v>r; Stacy was
found Inside with a tfuit case stuff
ed with billn and gold currency. Ite
was taken to the fiolice station
where he {<? being examln??d today.
The police claim that they will be
able to bring forward sufficient evi
dence to convict him.
V V. RK.Prni.K "AXS XOMIXATR |
WITHOI T MICH TK<H'BI.F;
Saratoga, Sept. 28 ? Job Hodg>s|
was nominated governor or Ne*j
York yesterday by the Republicans,
after three ballots. Jafnes Wals
worth. Jr., received the nomination
for lieutenant governor without op
position.
Send th<> Skagway Daily Alaskan |
home to the states. "Sc. per month.!
+ ++++++++++ ++++++++++++
GREEN :
TOM A TOES :
A large shipment just received +
We sell them at 3c per pound \
or 75c per box \
Better Order Now if you are ]
going to put up any
SEASON ABOUT OVER
P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
Agufl.a. Sept. 2* ? A big slrifce
has h?n wa^pd for the part
days against the local electric com
pany. Depredations were committ
al untU It km found necesaary. ;o
call oat a company of the state mi
lit ia. Today the striken ronijreKa
ted near thj power plant of the com
pany and the excitement bronjfht o"'t
a larjte number of the i*ltli?n?:
The military compuny wag ordo>?>
to the scene to disperse the rrowl.
They were Issued * roosrt of J*r
trldices and told to fire If newwer#.
When they fonnd the striken ob<l?.
rate an order to fire was *1?en tn?l
the soldiers poured a volley Into the
crowd which consists of strikers,
sympathizers and spectators Oie
man was killed outright and do?eiiS
of others Injured. The affair t?.u?
r .used the wildest excitement |?
the city, and the military comphny
is hein* most se*erly condemned for
its mnrderouj action
ROY A I- L.UM>RY M?KS
( NnRtt NKW M \XA?tOIK\T
The sale of the Royal Steam
laundry by Mrs. M. A. hoyal to A
J. and l^ena Acheson. which occurr
ed the early part of the week. wis
complied yesterday and the pro
prietor* of Ihe Skagw^y I^anrlry
will take possession next Monday.
Mrs. Royal will retire from the busi
ness which she has conducted (rr
nearly fourteen years and Intends
making her future home In 9*a?le
as soon as she has arranged her
business affairs In Skagwav.
Mr. Acheron, of Skagvay
Laundry has been In business here
for nearly thirteen rears, having out;
llTed eight laundries which were his
competitors when he began busirww
It is the intention of Mr. and Mrs.
Acheson to close the Ska^way Sun
dry. moving the machinery into the
Royal laundry snd operate the lat
ter only. The trombined equipment
will make this one of the largest
and best cleansing institutions on
the Pacltlc coast north of the 54tn
parallel.
In retiring from business Mrs.
Royal wishes through the Daily Al
askan to thank all those who have
been her friends and patrons in th"
past, and she referrs them to her
successors who will now be better
equipped than ever for taking car^
of the public's needs with efficien
cy and promptness.
WHOI.K frOYERN M KXT KORCK
OBDF.RKD INTO HKRV1CR
! Fall River. Sept. 28? Secretary
James Wilson, for year* head of
the agricultural department of the
government, is campaigning Massa
chusetts in the interest of Taft and
the stand-pat Republican#.
\\ II.NON SHIKH FKW
REMARKS AT
I
Bridgeport, Sept. 2* ? Woodro-v
Wilson speaking here this momin*
sairt that Roosevelt had slwar* fav
ored the trusts, and he did not be
lieve that he had hew thoronghlr
weaned from tlwt element tav
>no?igh to make a record for him
self.
Messini, Sept. 28 -Strombcli. :he
I ?lebrated volcano on the Island cf
'stromboli in the Mediterranean set.
j is again in eruption Huge columns
I of smoke are pouring o<r and at
j night the flames may be seen (hoot
ing hundred* of feet into the ai
The usual accompaniment of lava in
Mh Is being thrown out.
VIXCK n ilX C F.RTMXI.Y
SHARK I P H U.I, sTREKT
New York, Sept Z8 ? Vincent a.?
tor. has returned from his recent
'trip to Europe He says he is go
ing to engage in business |u Kew
I City.
i THIS IS A THRIIXINti
PI RTF! OF INFORMATION'
Honolnlu. Sept. IS Secr-tiry
Pisher is waiting the arrival of &*?
retarv Knox who has sailed from
Japan and together ther will re
turn to the I'nlted States. ~
IN APPLE PIE ORDER
OUR FALL LINE OF
Furnishing Goods
and
Haberdashery
Now On Display
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The Hone of Tbo
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
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