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" r::''iornal Ulr-rw
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No. 105 SIXTEENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY ALASKA. SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1913 PRICE 10 CENTS
MIILIOH IS
FREED: GOAT'S
ME IS DENNIS
Boston, 3 p. in.? Wm. Wood, the
n-i .lonaire head of tho woolen trust
WuB acquitted thU aftornoon after
the Jury had been out for several
hour*. Ho was dismissed on all
five counu and Riven his liberty.
Kred Atteaux was acquitted on
the fifth count, the Jury dlsagree
Itif on the other four.
Dennis Collin* was found guilty
of the first two counts, that of con
spiring to plant dynamite. The
other three counts were dismissed
by the Jcry.
The grand Jury will Immediately
be^ln tho probing of the statement
that one of the Jurymen was offer
ed a brllit.
?tost on. Juno 7 ? Tho dynamite
cnsv ag:.li)9t Woods and others.
to the Jury yesterday and they
arc still out. Sixty counts were
knocked out by tho ruling of tho
court and the men were tried on
live on.y, upon which a verdict is
to be fouud.
MONEY AND MILITARY
EMPERORS TO <;UKKT
London, June 7 ? Andrew Cnrne
glo left the city yesterday for a vis
it to Germany where he will visit
Kaiser Wlllhelm.
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| LEAGUE I
! BASEBALL J
XOKI H WESTERN LRAG IK
At Seattle ? Spokane 3; Seattle 2.
?V Vancaver ? Vancouver, 9; Ta
coma 8.
At Vlctona ? Portland 4; Victoria 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Chicago ? Boston. 5; Chicago 4
At Pittsburg ? Philadelphia 3; Pltts
AMER1CAN LEAGUE
At New York ? Cleveland 2: New
York 1.
At Washington ? Washington, 1: St.
Louis 9.
At Philadelphia ? Philadelphia 8; D?
trolt 7? ten Innings.
At Boston ? Boston 4; Chicago, 3 ?
twelve Innings.
WHITE I'.YSS HAS TILT
WITH ALASKA 8. S. CO
A lady arrived In Skagway a few
days ago from Seattle with a pro
I aid ordor for a ticket ovor the Side
Streams Navigation cotnpauy's boai
to a lower Yukon port. She has
made affidavit that when the tick
et seller at the offices of tho Alas
ka Stea'Jlshlp company In SoattW
soid her the transportation, ho In
formed her that It was good over th
White Pass line on one of their new
boats, but upon hor arrival hero she
found that such was not the case.
Tho matter has been brought tc
the attention of the Dally Alaskai:
and the request made that we pub
llth tho facts concerning tho alleg
ed misrepresentation In order tc
I roiect the public against false rep
etitions.
Tho Seattle Agent for the com
pany has wired that tho lady Is
la.'staken and that no misrepresen
tation was made at that end of the
line. Li^'il agent Lyons says that,
w?ille he is not authorized to do
4o. If the lady will bring her order
'o him he will, upon his own initi
ative, refund hor money and per
mit her to continue over any line
The White Pass company has the
l.idy's affidavit, and they also have
*Ii? Alaska Steamship Company'ii
VOLUNTKKHS WANTED TO
UKI'AIU LAKE TltAIL
The trull leading to Dewey lake
i.s In bu 1 condition, and the only
cieans of putting It In repair is
t. rough volunteer offorts.
't herefore a meeting is called for S
odock ibis evening at tho Goldon
North Uitil for the purpose of In
turesting the public spirited In of
fering assistance In making the
picnic, recreation and fishing grouu.1
moro accessible. Volunteer# are
asked for.
itASKHAl.li (SAME TOMOKKOW
rno.MisKs entertainment
The Skagway Athltlc baseball
team will meet a team of passen
gers from the Steamship Spokane
who arrived today on their way tc
th* Interior. We all know what
oar boys can do. and It will be
worth the 25 cents admission to be
charged to find out what kind o(
siuff our visitors are made of. When
people visit Skagway we should
give the'a any kind of a gamo they
arc looking for. In the way of
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
THEv,
*&iwuem
s&rit&maii
Wk 5 HOE
H. J. Lynch
Th? Leading Ladies Furniaher and Haberdaaker of Skagway
Through hor attorney, Judge Roy
al A. Gunnison, Mrs. Sablnn Dortoro
' this morning begun suit against the
i Home Power Company of Skugwty.
In her complaint which wiui (lied
i with Judge Conway, Mrs. Dortoro
1 1 rsks damages somewhat In excess
? j of fiftMii thousand dollars, for
personal Injuries received by being
? buried and otherwise injured ow
ln< to the defectlvo wiring of the
lighting company's system.
The Injury of which this coso is
i the outgrowth occurred on the morn 1
? ing of November 23, when Mrs. Dor-!
' tero, Mies Dortero, and Mike Rossi I
, were all burned and shocked by an I
electric current at the Dortero hom<> j
at which time Miss Dortoro attempt
ed to turn ou a light when sho re
ceived a severo shock from tho con
i'lCt which wu8 so severe that ahe
could not releuso hor grasp from the
switch button. Mrs. Dortoro tried
to pull Rosa's hand from tho lamp,
when she was caught and hold by
*hi burning current. Sho screamed
and Miss Dortero ran (or help. Mike
ltossl responded and In trying to re-,
base Mrs. Dortero was himself
caught by tho current.- The power
fetation was telephoned to shut off
the cur.f:iu which was promptly
done All of the vlctelms wore pain
f.?Jly injured, but Mrs Dortero's In
jar'es worn tho most severe.
ONE'S ATRAID AM)
THE OTHEH D.ASSENT
San Francisco, Juno 7 ? After
spending a week in childish squab
bling over weights and ring condi
tions, the proposed fight between
Willie Ritclilo and Joe Rlvors has
been du.lared off. Tho evont was
to lake placo July 4th.
HEAD OF CHAMP SHIP
YAHDS PASSES AWAY
Philadelphia, June 7 ? Charles
Cramp ihe oldest son of tho found
er of tn>j :'i.mous Cramp shipbuild
ing con . ni, died at bis home In
this city last night at tho ago of
clghty-flye.
He learned the trade of shipbuild
ing under the direction of his fath
er, and upon the death of the latter
succeed to the presidency of the
company. Tho Cramp Shipyard has
turned cut some of tho largest and
best ships ii float, including many of
the battleships In the Amorlcan navy
Scon? From Juvenile BoHtimbuw, I!lk'n Hull. June 10.
That olcver organization of youth-,1,
ful talent, The Juvenile Uostonians,
A' ill be one of the principal attrac
tions of the present season and In
i their newly found stars tho doting
public will find much to marvel at
and onjoy. Since Its beginning this
1 company of tots has steadily advanc- 1
ed In merit and accomplishment and
at the present tlmo It Is beyond a
doubt tho premier Juvenile company
of America.
Musical numbers and clovor danc
ing feat a res aro handled by the 1
tots with marvelous Insight into
stago technique giving performances
which ?'vil In completeness the best
work of adult players whoso lives
have been devoted to acquiring
knowledge of the stage.
Tho sctnory and costumes this
reason are moro elaborate than ev
er before and the entlro production
of The Dream Girl and La Mascotte
will rival anything In tho musical
comedy line seen In this vicinity for
| many seasons.
ALASKA SECRETARY IS COI,
LECTOR OK CERTAIN FEES
Wm. L. DUtlu, socretary of(
Aluska has sent tho Dally Alaskan
a loqueet asking that wc Inform
tho public thut all feos for Notar
ies Public and Foreign and Domcs
11-: Corporatloha should bo remitted
and mado payablo only to tho Soc
retary of Alaska. Exchanges please
ctpy.
Tom I-ahey aud partner cam&^ln
town a few days agowlth thirteen
young foxs. It Is understood that
th?se geutlomen will start a fox
ranch and begin at ouco the rear
ing of these valuable fur bearing
aulmals Tho price of fox skins have
Increased lu value to such a re
markable extent during the past
few years that many are going Into
the business. ? Haines Pioneer Press.
dKagwny win wiwumw.
C. K. Salisbury, agent for the
fnmouH Juvonllo Bostonlans, has
notified the Dully Alaskan that the
op >ra company will play In Skagway
for two nights Instead of one, as
previously Intended. Their dates
hi>ie will be Juno 10 and 11.
Subscribe for tho Dally Alaskan ,
Edam Cheese -
Imported from Holland
This is considered about
the finest cheese rrade.
Will make a special price
of $1 .00 each for the next
two weeks. :: ::
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P. H. GANTY, Grocer
Tho Skagway city council aanem
Med ?n special session last evening
upon tliu call of Mayor Ganty. The
Unit business of the evening was
the appointing of n Fourth of July
commltti o of the council to meet
with the committees from the var
ious lodges and citizens for the
purpose of arranging a celebration
*o be hold in this city.
Tho mayor appointed on such
committee- Dr. Brawand, J. M. Tan
ner and Henry Frledenthal. Lat
er Mr. Frledenthal resigned and
?' .x Gutfelt was substituted.
Clerk McKay of the school board
presented a statement of the Indebt
edness of t he school which required
Immediate settlement as tho teach
ers weree going away, so the coun
cil arranged for the payment of the
amount of $250.00.
Ullls for work on the street and
lulls for supplies were presented
and ordered paid.
The council then discussed the
matter of arranging for a security
bond In the sum of twenty thousand
dollars f'.r the city treasurer. The
application of treasurer Lynch for
such bond was presented for Inspec
tion. T'ic application Is made to
the Maryland Casualty company anil
requires the payment of five dol
lars per thousand dollars surety.
Councllmai, Abrahams was author
ized to and in the application and
accept ll'.o conditions, the city pay
In- the premium.
Alderman Homier took up the
mntter cf the purchase of a city
pump to be operated by gasoline pow
or. Ho suggested securing a pump
of suffk-lMil capacity to keep the
trenches thy v bile laying water
pipes, vhl !i could also be used in
cleaning i e .? pools. After some
dlccusslen lie wns given more time
iu whli'h to secure some further
data on tie cost and transportation
t-xpensi <if having It delivered In
8l;r>gwny.
An adjournment then followed.
RIVER THREATENS WHOLESALE
DEsTitrcrrroN ix orbgox
Portland, June 7 ? The Willamette
river still continues rising and now
the Islands in Its course have all
been flooded. All the lowlands
along the banks arc under water.
Oxfords
for
The Stylish Woman
Wc show a complete stock of
correct styles in finest leathers
and select fabrics.
There is great satisfaction in
knowing that your shoes arc down-to-tlie-min- ^
ute in style.
Put your feet into a pair of Utz &c Dunn Co.
?xfords and you have this satisfaction. We have
exclusive sale of these shoes in this locality.
The new models will interest you.
Get Your Shoes at the Right Store
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WILL CLAYSON
Home of"7' ? . ~
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