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No. 168 SIXTEENTH YEAR
SKAOWAY ALASKA, SATURDAY. AUGUST 23, 1913
PRICK 10 CENTS
in BALANCE
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UUCK MAIL TAITICS
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j H. J. Lynch 1
i Lraduut Furnisher and Haberdasher of Sliagway ,
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FORMER SBC
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HIS EX-WIFE
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MOOSK JOHNSON IUIKAK8
FOOT AND IS LAID UI*
Fred Johnson, General director
for Alaska of tho Loyal Order of
Moose, while hunting Friday, near
Puvey, had tho misfortune to break
a bone In his anklo und was carried
Ito Stories' catnp where he had the
ttood fortune to meet up with Pup
Armstrong, a brother Moose.
It is believed thut Fred will be
compelled to browso where ho now
Is, 4,000 feet above sea level for at
least a week before he will be ublo
to agalu take the trull to White
horse, whither he was headed with
the Intention of Instituting a lodge
of the Order in tho shadow of Strol
M Its. LANK WILL HAVK
IIKIt HKARINU MONDAY
0. Lane will uppoar Monday morn
ing to give a statement of her sldf
i harged with attempting to Influent
?iWKDISH IIATT1.K8HU?
SINKS A GUNBOAT
liattleshlp Oden rammed and sunk n
The name of the suuken boat ha*
The stoamshlp City of Seattle will
RISE WITH THE CHANGE.
We are naturally and jmlly sad
when we think of this world as a
plccf of change, but ihete is a
point of view from which it appears
a m?tt>.r o! rejoicing that it is so. It
is a place of trial and probation, in
which the condition of no one is
foed, but a boundless possibility of
change for the belter is open to
every one.? Hugh Macmillan.
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EXPERIENCE A GOOD TEACHER
We have been in the exclusive grocery
business for many years and know exactly
the kind and quantity of food you need and
how to pack it for easy transportation
OI T A I TTY con8'^er quality
I I tj,e great essential
and with this idea in mind, invite comparison
with prices either in Skagway or elsewhere
SHIPMENTS WL" method "odf
shipping through Canadian territory and
make out the required papers free of charge
NO HI JTY There is no duty on
I\ " Ls U 1 I American goods des
tined to the Shushanna, the Canadian gov
ernment bonding them through without cost
COME AND SEE US, ANYHOW
Whether you intend to buy, or not, visit us
and we shall be pleased to give you all the
information and assistanoe in lour 'power
P. H. GANTY.
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Seattle. Aug. 23 The wreck sur
vivors of the til fated State of Cal
ifornia, who arrived 011 tho Jeffer
son Thursday, gave testimony in the
highest praise of the master and
crew of tho wrecked ship. They say
(bat many of tho deaths wero caus
ed by falling wreckuge. ^
Tho threo bodies brought here Uav
teachor In the Monmouth, Ore., Nor
mal school; Lillian Norman, private
secretary to L. P. Featherstone.
general manager to tho Iron Ore
Ilallroad, of Lougvlew, Texas .and
May Dixon, a Seattle school teacher.
CAl'HK FOB STATE'S WltKCK
BtilXG IXgilKKI) INTO
Seattle, Aug. 23 ? Seven of tho
crew of the Stato of California, testi
fied yesterday before the board of
Inquiry. All of thein aald that the
boat sank within 11 fow minutes af
ter she struck. Tho evidence so far
sharp point of tho reef. The oxain
Mrs. L. C. Kellogg representing
the Catholic l-lfe nsurance Co. of
Spokane, arrived lu Skagway on
ful visit to Dawson, Whltehorso and
guest of the Golden North hotel.
tho first of September, which Is one
week from Tuesday.
LOVE.
The of all art< is the art
of life an3 the beat of all music the
hnrr la .'of spirits. There are many
little rules to he learned for giving
harmony and melody to our life,
but the thorough bass must be ?
love.
l90n.sK UYKS 21 DAYS
(II I'' KKKI) AMI WATKR
How long will u horse live with
out food and water?
That Is a question which Is being
discussed lu Caribou, since u horse
belonging to Carl Kulk foil luto the
loot house on l.eo Simmons' place.
The horse disappeared lust month
and twenty-ono days afterward It
was found In the roow house where
It had remained all the time with
out food or water. The animal look
ed like a Battle Creek breakfast
food demonstrator when they took It
out, und was thinner than the car
toon of a militant suffragotte.
After upholstering it with a few
bales of hay, the animal became
qulto frisky, which causes the people
of Caribou to wonder what would
have happened In another twenty
ono days hud tho poor beast not
WIRELESS TELLS OF
LOSS TO WARSHIP
Stockholm, Aug. 23 ? A wireless
moriiMK)' wan received yf-storday tell
ing of tho ramming of uu armored
cruiser by a gunboat, sinking the
former off tho coast of Malmo In
the Sound.
Mrs. Hugo t'ngefrorcu left this
morning for an over Sunday visit
with her husband.
Mall clerk Anderson, who was
thrown Into tho water at the sink
Ing of the State of California, Is still
lu tho hospital at Juneau, suffering
from the effects of the disaster, ac
cording to luto mows from that city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Matthews and
children Kstber and Doris left on
tho Princess Sophia on their way
home to C >!gary. Alberta. Mrs.
Matthews Is Mrs. lloone's daughter
and she .< .1 the children have been
lu town for several mouths. Mr.
Matthews came uorth quite recently
to accompany his family homo.
F. <>. E. ATTENTION
There will ins ? special meeting
of Skngwuy Aerie No. !i3i Fraternal
Onlvr Katies on Mouday evening.
Aug. 25, ut which time mat tern of
important'!' will collie up.
Attest : J. W. tinutli.il, W. I*.
J. M. Keller, Secy.
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THE CRYGOF, THE TIMES
IS FOR
RUBBER SOLED
WE 1 HAVE THEM
We also Have a large line ot *
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O'DONNELL SHOES :
FOR MEN ;
Drop in and look them over
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