I la itj Alaskan
-Mii? Historical Lfbuftr
No. II9 SIXTEENTH YEAR SKAGWAY ALASKA. WKDXEiaDAY, JUNE -5 19
PRICE 10 CENTS
LITTLE FIGHTERS SETTLE
ON THEIR REFEREE
San Francisco. June S3 ? Eddie
Jmney ha* becu chosen by Rivers
.ind Ritchie to referee their fight
which In to be pulled off In this
TWENT ONE STRIKERS
DRAW JAIL SENTENCES
Paterson, June 25 ? Sixteen men
and five womeu were today sentenc
ed to three mouths lit Jail for par
ticipating lu the recent strike.
JVARKZ ON VERGE
OF REREI ATTACK
ber of American citizens are comlue
ii-ross from Juarex. bwauce of thai
attack. Large boles of rebel sol
of Juarez and another nacklug of
FOt i: hi I.LEO, MANY IX
Jl KEO l\ E.M'LOS OX
them fatally, as a result of an ex
ENGLANO A NO I ItAM'E
ARE ON SPEAKING TERMS
London, June 25 ? President Polo
care of France arrlvel In th'- c>l>
the official heas of the city attended
HEAT WAVE PASSIM
LEAVING MANY V It TIMS
(?ARM EXT WORKERS TIREI*
OK LONG DAYS TOIL
SPOKANE BRINGS 160 EXCURSIONISTS
FROM VARIOUS IIS OF IRE WORLD
Pacific Coast Steamship Company'# ("miner "Spokane".
Excursion cruiser Spokane, Cap
tain C. H. White In command, ar
rived lu port ut midnight with 160
excursionists aboard, being tho lar
gest number of first-of-the-season
tourist passengers that the ship has
ever carried. This morning about
140 took the White Pass spoclal
(or u trip to Summit returning In
time to take lunchoon In tho city
and view the points of interest here.
C. D. Duuann, general passenger
and traffic agent for the Pacific
Coast company. Is making the trip,
looking after the inauguration of
'ho 1913 tourist business for tho
Mary K. Hart, the well known A
laska woman sourdough, is again
entertaining the excursionists In the
upaclty of lecturer. Sho Informs
us thut tho Alaskan Crulso Club,
rhlch she originated last season, is
Mining rapidly iu membership and
hat more than one hundred passen
gers joined the order on this trip.
For the "Irst time In eight years
tho Spokane was uuable to make
Muir glacier ou account of Ice chok
ing the entrance. There seems to
t>e no accounting for the unusual
I ice accumulations except thut some
local earthquake has recently shak
? 'ii up the glacier and broken off
I vast quantities of Ice.
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
H. J. Lynch
Th? Leading Ladies Furnisher and Habcrdasker of Slcagway
Halibut (lilting on this trip was
not so successful tis in former years,
which Is attributed to the large
number of cold storage plants that
have been established and the con
sequent tncreato of commercial hal
ibut flsDi.ig. Where in former
years the '.ourists generally succeed
thls trip they took but a half dozen.
trader, a large pieiure of Mrs.
Hart, tho :*e.title J'ost-'nleUlfioncer
of the ISth, sa?s this of the ambi
tions of the memlers er the Alaska
CruUo v tub:
A clubhouse to '?ost not less than
|20,000, for the accommodation and
MRS. MARV K. HART.
Drptnlicr Alimka CYulsc Club In
AtvUc t'oMuiiic.
entertainment of members of the A
laskan Cruise Club, of which Mrs.
Mary E. Mart Is president, will be
constructed on the Panama-Pacific
exposition grounds at San Francisco.
Tho grounds and house will bo dec
orated in Alaskar, Eskimo and In
dian designs. To carry out the
s<hcmo of decoration Mrs. Hart for
the past two years has been collect
ing Indian and Eskimo baskets, to
tem poles and other matter to be
used on the building. The Interior
walls will bo decorated with native
Alaskan and Indian art, wainscoted
with birch bark. Basketry, Ivory
carvings and othor work of the Nor
thern natives will bo includod in
the general scheme. In tho fore
ground of tho building it is planned
to havo uatlve Eskimos and Indians
doing basket, moccasin, metal and
other native work. The natives al
ready havo been engaged by the ex
position management for this pur
pose. A special feature will be the
famous Metlakatla band ' of native
Indians, which appeared III Seattle
during the Alaska-Yukon Pacific
exposition. Mrs. Hart, as official
lecturer for tho Pacific Coast steam
ship company leaves on the steam
ship Spokane on its first summe:
cruise this evening.
Following is a list of the Spokane
piuutengers who are In Skagway to
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Abrahams,
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Cherry, Miss
Retuile Dlelvell, C. I>. Dunann, Miss
Sovln A. Polsom; W. C. Graves;
MIbs F. Hess; Bertha J. Klause;
Mary Magner; F. M. Metigar; Mrs.
Ell A. Meyers; Mrs. M. Miller; W.
H. Murphy; Madgo Reyman; Mrs.
E. Simon; Miss Amy Stevens; Miss
Norn Stevenson; Mrs. I.uella Vann;
Miss E. Warner; Mrs. E. II. White;
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Woernor, all of
San Francisco.
Mrs. H. P. Adams; Eugene I).
Hussey; Mrs. Chas. Reed; Mrs.
Florence Sanburn; Misses Eliza
beth and Edith Scammon, all of Bos
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Anderson;
Miss Kathleen Anderson; l)r. and
Mrs. Q. W. Dufficy; all of Sacramen
to, California.
Miss Ruth Andorson, of Tacoma.
C. R. Bailey, of Winona, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Baker, of
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? Co/J Luncheon Goods l
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Pickles -- all kinds Cnmcnbert Cheese
Olives, Ripe, Plain and Stuft Corso Cheese
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Chipped Beef in Glass Preferred Stock Crab
Veal Loaf, Deviled Ham Lobster, Shrimp
Lunch Tongue Salmon ?|?
Sardines - French Boneless ? Norwegian Smoked
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Fancy Bisquil and Crackers in
Packages or Bulk
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P. H. GANTY, Grocer
ColvlUe, Wash.
Miss Josephine Barber, Miss Mar
garet Enrlght; Mrs. F. Schlesslnger,
of Warehouso Point, Conn.
Miss Iola Dans, Mary Rene Hun
tor; Mr. H. C. Stone; Miss Albor
tlne Stone; Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Vaughn; Miss Margaret Widcner;
Miss Jennie Williams; all of Los
Angeles, Calif.
Rudolph Blohn; ot Hamburg, Ger
many.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Blacker; Mr.
and Mrs. Win. D. Card; Marian
Caldwell; Miss Evelyn Dibble; Mrs.
H. A. Doty; F. E. Estel; Miss M.
Frier; Mr. and Mrs. H. Geohogan;
Col. and Mrs. L. I'. Hanson; Mrs. R.
R, Hulsey; Mrs. A. D. Head; Mr
and Mrs. J. E. Hinds; Miss Dorothy
Hinds; W. J. Hogan; F. G Hogan;
Mrs. L. M. Jacobs; Miss Aileen Jac
obs; Mary H". Lord; Miss Julia Meek
or; Mrs. E. M. Pattou; Miss Callie
E. Patton; Miss Mabel l'atton; J.
H. Pearman; Miss E. Uebstock; Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Richardson; Miss
Alma Rider; Miss M. Rosenbaum;
Major C. A. Sklilon; T. A. Winter;
Arthur Winter; Ardona Winter;
Misses Charlotte and Marlon Win
ter; Mary Cowlcs, all of Pasadena,
Calif.
Mrs. A. H. Breyman; Misses Flo.
I,oulse and Edna Cranston Brey
man; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. R. Patter
son; T. M. Stark; Mrs. K. M. Stark;
all of Portland, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Butterflold;
o Jersey City, N. J.
S. B. Chittenden; Mrs. S. H.
Chapman; Mrs. A. F. yolly, Jr.,
Miss Katherine Schloy; R. Trapotc;
all of New York City, N. Y.
Mrs. P. J. Coker, of Louisville,
Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cross;
Miss Anna S. Cross, of St. Johnsburg
Vt.
Mrs. Susan Crosby; Elizabeth Rog
ers, of San Rafael, Calif.
Miss Sarah A. Cussons; Miss A.
E. Cussons, of Harrogate, England.
Miss Mary H. Culbertson. of Mar
ion, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Davis, of Iiy
annis. Nob.
Judgo and Mrs. W. H. Donahue;
John Vann Lieu., of Oakland, Calif.
Miss Louise Kaehler, of Chicago,
111.
Misses Alice M. and M. C. Kauf
man, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace King, of St.
John N. B.
Mrs, H. C. L.uuers; Misses -Annie
E. and -Mary H. Luders of Philadel
phia, Pa.
Jas. Marc, of London, England.
Misses H. and C. Marsh, of Lake- |
wood, N. J.
Misses Carrie and Alice McDowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. S. Payson, of
Portland, Me.
Miss Sophie Porter, of Spokano,
Wash.
L. F. Prentiss, of Ciovolund, O.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Stoddard, of
Modesto, Calif.
Miss Margaret Stearns, Russell
Stearns, Harry A. Stearns, of Prov
idence, R. I.
Miss K. Sweeney, Misses Joseph
ine and Ada Stieehy; I)r. J. Fife;
Mrs. J. Fife; F. H. Newhall; H.
C. Storey; Miss E. Sweeney.
Miss S. K. Wright, of Armldale,
Australia.
Ralph Zwlcky, of Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Spokane Not ex.
Mrs. M. Rosebaum, one of the
pioneer residents of Pasadena, Is
making the round trip on the Spo
kane.
Miss Sovia Folsom, a San Francis
co enthusiast. Is here today. Sho
Is also somewhat of an Alaska en
thusiast.
W. H. Murphy, representing the
Martln-Camm company, San Fran
cisco wholesale dealers In perish
ables, Is among the Spokane passen
gers, mingling a little business with
his outing. lie Is endeavoring to
Increase the trade relations betweon
his firm and Alaska.
Pilot Robert McGillvray, Is anoth
er of the familiar faces coming In to
Skagway today. He has an enviable
record for directing the movement of
ships on tho Pacific coast as well
as other parts of the world.
Among the Portlan boosters vis
iting us today r.re Mr. and Mrs.
James Patterson. They are mem
bers of the Rosarlan Society of
that city an they are telling every
one of the beautiful roses that
bloom In Oregon's metropolis.
Messrs. F. G. and W. J. Ilogan,
members of tho "Pasadena Knights
at the Rose, are with us today. As
a result of their trip many peoplo
arc hearing about tile floral splen
dor of their homo city. Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Richardson of the same
city are also members of the rose
boosters club.
Mr. C. I). Dunann, the general
passenger and traffic agent for the
Pacific Coast company, is demonstra
Ing tint his conception of a special
cruising boat to tour Alaska, is pro
ving a success even beyond Ills ex
pectations. The Spokane Is on the
run ?'? a result of a project all his
cwii, and he is known among ship
ping circles as the "Father of the
Spokane", and nnturally he Is a
Pioud father of so precocious an off
spring, for the boat Is fulfilling all
requirements.
THKY WON'T KILL
ANY MORE VIZIERS
Constantinople, June 25-? Twelve
assassins, convicted of complicity In
the murder of the Vizier, were shot
at daylight this morning.
Fme Fitting Footwear
for Women
We insist that when you come
to our store for shoes you get a
perfect fit. This is the poi- I,
icy that has made our ser
vice popular. (y,
We arc carrying exclu
sively the Utz & 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.
ITe Sicr 3 for Particular People ^
WILL CLAYSON
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