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No. 136. FOURTEENTH YEAR.
8KAUWAY, ALASKA, MASURI?AY. ABGlJSr 5. 1911 PKH'K. 10 CKKTS
GETTING READY
FOR MANSION
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
JUNEAU. Aug. 3? The contractors
having the grading work In charge
are making good progress in the hy
?1 rati lit- king of 'he site for the execu
tive mansion. The kxiation is at the
place formerly occupied by the NaU\ e
school house.
MIDDLE WEST
DAS STORM
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
KANSAS CITY. Aug. From all
sections come reports of the terri
ble wind and rain storm which has
been s wet-ping over the middle west.
Hamagt-s so far mount up to more
than one million dollars
CASE OF TOD
MUCH DDIS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 5 ? Edward Jack
son, the attorney, who was termed
the head and brains of the wire trust
was yesterday fined forty-five thous
and dollars on a count of nine indict
ments for violation of the anti-trust
law.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Taft. and Mrs.
Peering, tourists from Chicago are
making the trip on the Princess Roy
al. The Tafts disavow any relation
ship with the president
The East Fork road petition is at
Brttt's drug store where all the res
idents of Skagway are urged to come
a: vl affix their signatures to th-- sani.?
It is especially urged that prospectors
and miners and mining men in gener
al get their names on the list.
ENTRANCED BY
THE NORTH
Miss Grace Rood, of Chicago, is a
i I 'ul ten House guest having arrived on
' the last trip of the Ramona. Miss
R?nd is principal of the Ktancos Wil
lxrd public School, of Chicago, which
? .? out- of the largest in the country,
in J is a very interesting talkor on
edJcational matters and travel scenes
for, be it known that she has crossed
the pond and done her Europe no les
than four times.
Comparing the old country with the
new land of the North, Miss Rood is
very much impressed with the superior
attractiveness of this country. The
inside passage, she avers, is simply
entrancing in Ks loveliness: the sub
lime beauty of the snow-capped moun
tains excells anything that Europe ha
to offer.
Nor does scenery alone appeal to
her sensibilities as she is very much
impressed with the wonderful maUr
; ial resources of the country ? and.
takes a lively interest in the people
| of this section. Miss Roes left for
j Atiin today and will return early
! next week.
BHD BRUISERS
TC THE PEN
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Aug. 5? Pour profession
al sluggers, who were employed dur
ing the labor war by interested par
ties. were twdav found guilty of vio
lence in personal assault cases, and
will be sentenced to tho penitentiary.
j The Georgia left Juneau several
1 Hours late today but she will leave
Skagwav at the regular hour tomor
: row morning according to reports re
jceived by Agent Boughton.
An effort is being made this after
noon to arrange a baseball game for
tomorrow between the Skagwav team
and the KV*t Seward nine. If things
, can be arranged satisfactorily, Lieut.
Mlctaelis will probably bring his
j braves up on the Peterson tomorrow
' iarly.
,1-3 OFF, j
White Sale Continues :
For One Week[
~ ?
You get a reduction of 33 1-3 per S
cent, on all White Dress Goods. Z
Our fall stock has commenced to arrive and
we must have room for it A new line of ?
NECKWEAR JUST RECEIVED.
plfl
H. J. LYNCH
Th# Up-To-Date Haberdasher and Ladles Furnisher.
STREET CAR
MEN STRIKE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PES MOINES, Aug. 5? In this city
today, five hundred street car men
are out on strike for an increase in
their wage*.
BUT. NELSON
WORKING BACK
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MKDHORD, Ore., Aug. 5 ? Tommy
Gaffney while doggedly fighting was
knocked out in the fifth round last
night by Battling Nelson.
TWENTIf KILLED:
FORTY INJURED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
VALENCIA, Spain, Aug. f> ? The
fortress of this city today collapsed
with terrible results. Twenty were
killed outright and forty others dang
erously injured.
SEATTLE AT
OLD ASTORIA
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Aug. 5? Seattle Cham
ber of Commerce will s?nd a special
train to the Astoria Centennial, which
opens August 10 and continues a wh- a
month. One section of the train will
be taken by the business men of Se
attle and their families. An invita
tion will be extended to other North
west commercial clubs <o Join in this
celebration and share Seattle's excur
sion train. The celebration commem
orating the first settlement in the
Northwest. Is of unusual historic in
terest. A big time has been arranged
The fire laddies meet tonight.
Mrs. Robinson with her daughter
and Ruth Guver, of Fort Seward, wer
Pullen House guests today, havinr.
come up from the Post on the) Peters'*
Augustave Glroux And his son are
tourists on the Royal. Mr. Giroux
is foreman in the Montreal shops of
the C. P. R-. with 4,000 men under
his direction.
QUITS HIS JOB
(Ry Alaska Now* Bureau.)
LONDON, Aug. ft ? Advice* hav.*
been received here to the effect tha'
Prince Chine is to resign the premier
ship of China on account of U1 heaUh j
E
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
SPOKANE. Aug. 6 ? J. A. Mum
bird the millionaire lumberman of
PruI died in this city today after
a prolonged illness
HE POOR
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON, Aug. 5? The dork me ns j
strike has already brought direful
results to the poor of the city. Reefj
has raised in prl? e making It pro- ]
hibitive to the working classes
IESI ILL
The quart? custom mill proposition
says the Nome Nugget, is taking well
ft' it h the business men. H commence
to look like a mill being installed in
\ugust. the intentions of the prime
movi rs in the scheme.
Hard rock miners, as well as busi
ness men are taking to the mill and
all seem to .have faith In the under
taking.
Rum Downing the expert money
raiser of Nome was out for a while
>?< st. rday and secured nearly one tho
sand dollars and after those who sign
erf the original subscription list have
c< me through there should be enough
to ray for the mill.
Kvery person who is interested in
l.avirp the custom mill established
should help the good cause alorr* tor
!i is an Investment, and the laying of
a solid foundation for the puture of
Nome.
Vice president Dlckesoa, of thr (
White Pass will be up on the next ,
trip of the City of Seattle
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* The Canning Season Is Here! J
* How are you fixed for Fruit Jars- . +
4. Jelly G-lasses and the other +
+ accessories for canning? +
^ MASON JABS" pint* $1 P? doz. Quarts, $1.25 4.
per doz. Half gals. $1 60. per dor. (,'aj>s 35c |>erdoz. 4.
* SURE SEAL (The Modern, All-Glass Jar) *
^ Pints, $1.40 per doz. Quarts $1.65 jht doz. Half 4,
. Gals. $2.25 per doz. Glass Tops, 25c j*?r doz. 4,
I __________________ ?
+ JELLY- GLASSES, 50c per doz. +
+ Jar Rubbers, best grade, 10c per doz. Para Wax, In +
pound packages, 20c, 3 for 50c +
+ Our stock is new and complete and now is the best +
* time to figure your requirements for any of the above *
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer %
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HE ROYAL
BUGS m
The C. P. R. Reamer Pr irtre** Roy
?r f?mf In at two o'clock this after
nuon brlniln a lar$t< r rowd of trnr
'.Mm, 56 of whom nn?d?? the trip to j
the Summit. The Rnya.l will sail oa j
the return trip at ml(Rvl*h' Follow- j
hi* Is the passenn*r liftl :
Anna MiJllcan, E. R. Sh>-rman. A. !
J. and H. L. TaR. J. M. C.ondln*. H. j
A. Snow. K. fludeman R Oudeman '
Mr*, n. Spacer, Mlsa Spenrer. W
Oolteralne and wife, A. (.iron* and 1
son, Miss M. Home, C. S. Chlnery [
and wife, F. S. Simon*. Mrs I, J.
D. Vlxon. Col. II C Roeor. R H !
Robertson. Rroee Rot>?rt?r-, H R.
Rogers, W. IV-<"cnrry. O. S'i?w and j
wife. Miss Miller. MUs K A. M?W.;
J. R. Jame??on and wife, Caroline Re# j
chel. Lily CaWprshM. ,fes?|c FVenHh. |
Callle French, Nick Zweifel and wife, j
Rooebuatfer Hammond. Marrt Kills.
Leey Kills. Misses Helen and Ter"?a
l*>herty. Miss Ollle. Catherine Pn*l?.
s J. H. Uphan and wife. Mi** rphai
Adelaide RlrtwcM. R. S. UrtIm, Mlaa
R M Rennw^ll, I F Ferris. W. J.
MHIlcan. Mary MiHtran, H. MlUlean.
Herold MHliran. R. Ond-rman. Clara
Oudcrman, R M derma n and R
7.. Ouderman.
BOY FIEIfO
OF CHICAGO
(By Alaska New* Bareao.)
CHICAGO. A?* Chirac to
shocked tn?!*y over the terrible rev
elation cf Joseph Vaeck. a aer??nte^n
year-old boy. who ha* "*>?fps<?'"d to
the crime of monWlna hi* father.
After killing his fathfr. yrnini Vaeck
pinned a "black hand note" to the
body.
Mrs. (Serat. t Van Etten. of For*
8' ward made the roond trip on th?
Peterson.
Mr*. David Rpejjcer ard Mis* Spen
i er, wife and dntiirhter of the mer
chant prince cf Vmkww and Vic
toria are amont the Royal pas#en**rs
100 DEATHS
FOR EACH DAY
ftty A fat* It* ft*** R?rra*?
RERUN. Ait* S ? Th? dmit ly M*J
wati? which hn? bwi *ffUrt?w? *H
Europe liu <-faljn?*d a t*fri*U trrfl
From report* J??* bw??i ?h#r? &**?
bMq a total of on? ihowiH ifniths
Kt thf pa*t ton iH?*< frw h**' pro?
trftttoM In rHy.
M.E.
Thr ??ih}?*rt of tlx- mornfn* ??>n?oo
At Ml* l*rlT?T f.HWWTOW ?W
b?> Th* TrWtHr of ??**
In U)<> Kfsln* R?? Drt'T ?m <???*
on "Thro* R#??niw for N?in* a fhrl?
tlu.' The rholr will f?itd?r sfW
At fh# I* ?V|nr% ?*Tv!ro, Add
th#> <>rr**l?ir will inrWHf a so**
Th* Holy Oly" hy Mr* H D K?rr?
<w> .ind a 4n<?f by Mr* R M Moot*
IW And Witt Wart. 'iKitlod Swi?t
Hour of Pr*y*r "
WITH JOURNEY
T. J Joy r*. of rtnHMttU, And A. B
Jojrf*. of V*nrtwr#r. B f? ire lt?
brother* who hat# h??n P^Han
kw*!* for a?*??ral day* 'afcln* la th?
Atglrt* And ikw? ahont 5>kar**v
They at* r?ry mneh In th?
North TX?kii?* th? trip op h?r?
and ar? ?*JnylA? !k# onf !?? 'o fk?
fall
ThU i? their flm trip up thin w?v
And 'he wonderful b*????.y and poten
tial wrAlth fit the rmmtry l? A frf
elatfo* to th?? It I* th?*r Intenfhw
to return on the Roy*!
John Ro??rnr Jr , of H?in?s, rame
Bp to Slra/way on th? ftwlnr
Have One On
Yourself!
A Dry One
A
! SLIP-ON
Rain Coat
?
Entirely Free From Rubber
Slip info a "Slip On" then
wear a *m?le when t* ram*.
If* a I jw Wire
!h* of hats we handle
Seek h*rr arui yow
th?ll find jm* what
your mind m made op
to K?*e
I WILL CLA YSON-aZ,
The Home of TheJ
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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