?he JJaily Jilashan
No. 261 FIFTEENTH YEAR
SKAUWAY ALASKA. SATUFDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1913 PRKflS 10 CENTS
London. Feb 1 ? Beginning Von-1
da y morning. war tn the Balkans |
will he rrtuM, At that date the
four days armistice will have been
exhausted and then the dogs of war
will he unleashed to spread death
and detraction through the land
The Turks are making active prep
arations to renew the fighting on
a more asgreesive scale, and the
Allies are meeting their every move'
ment with like preparations. The
Turkish army has been greatly
strengthened by the addition of
troops frotn Asia Minor, and it is
said that secret aid has been given
her by Austria who does not want
to see Servla gain a port on the
Adriatic.
From Toulon the news has been
sent out that the French goveru
raent has dispatched the cruiser
Hugo to Constantinople, to protect
French interests.
Constantinople, Feb 1 ? luett
Pasha has been appointed to take
command of the Turkish army, suc
ceeding N'azitn Pasha, the command
ed of the Turkish army, who re
ceived his death wound while ex
postulating with a crowd of demon
strators for having become embroil
ed in a conflict at the grand vlslor
ate.
DIVINE a COM
id en in hi
Portland, Feb. X - S?rah Bern
hardt, the eminent Frvnch actress,
ha* expressed a desire to visit Al
aaka and today told her nunajpr to
?fcure Alaska dates as she expects
to (to north this summer If the
lady decides to visit Alaska she will
play in the principal cities as t'a
mill* in the celebrated play of that
title
Sarah Bernhardt'? name 1# not
Sarah at all, but Roslne. Rosy was
not a name that looked well on the
st a/ce so she adopted the more
classic handle of Sarah. The lady,
though looking like a girl. Is 69
ve?r? old.
RAILROADS BII1.T IN
PRO V INCH OF ALBKRTA
Calgary. Alt*.. Feb, 1 ? During
the twelve month# ending Decem
ber SO last. 1,034 miles of new rail
roads were built and put in opera
tion in Alberta, according to offi
cial figures given out by Premier
Si ft on. who stated that on Decem
ber 3d there was 3.020 miles of
railroad Id Alberta These figures
show a remarkable increase over
those of the past few y?>?rs
In 1910 there were only 1.66S
miles of railroads In Alberta; in
1811 this had increased to 1.986
and at the end of 1912 to 3.020.
Alberta has set a new record In .
railroad building, and the end is not
TH in sight '
SIZK OF 1'APKR MONKY
BEING 8CALKD DOWN A BIT
Washington, Feb. 1? l>eeign? for
the new paper money, based on a
reduction of about one third, have
been completed and are undergoing
inspection. It is believed that the
new issues will be out within two
months, when all the bills of the
present sixes will be gradually re
tired. It is estimated that a saving
of several hundred thousand dol
lars will be made annually by the
saving of paper and the ?*t of ex
pressing.* and handling
Don't forget the Eagle? dance on
Feb 8th.
Worm Goods
BLANKET LINED
BUCK COATS AND PASTS
FUB CAPS
FELT SHOES
(For Ladiaa, M?n and Children.)
WOOL SOX
WOOL LIXKD AND FI B MITT*.
HEAVY WOOL VYDEBWKAK
and
TOP SHIRTS
ARTIOi.
OOLD SEAL and BAM. BAYD
PACKS.
Telephone .... - Ko. 41.
H. J. Lynch
Th? Leading Ladies Furnisher and Haberdasher of Skagway
Summit of < <???? IU?nRc.
"To we It nil. the wide world-way.
From the flR-leuf belt to the Pole;
With nerer a one to nay me nay
And none to crwnp rojr soul.
In belly pinch I Hill pay the price.
But God! let mo be free.
For once, 1 know. In the Ion* ajo
Thoy made a alave of me."
? From "Rhymee of a Rolling Stone," by Robert Service
ins he un rat
Jersey City, Feb. 1 ? An attempt
ed killing occurred here last night
which threatens to cause investiga
tion equalling the celebrated Rosen
thal affair of New York Thomas
Conroy a prominent member of the
local building and trade council
?M shot and mortally wounded by
a number of Kangflitrf* who attack
ed htm on the street Conroy wan
Immediately hurried to a hospital
and phyaldan* chlled. They **y
he can live but a few hour*
It Is the belief of the pollr* that
a mistake was made and that the
(tang had It fl*ed to kill another
man. but (rot Conlejr Instead A
number of arrests hare been made,
and the city is running high with
e*rltement.
HARROW TRIAL TO
nK A SHORT ONK
I -os Angeles, Feb I ? With the'
completion of the Jury yesterday
the stcond trial of Clarence S. Har
row, lawyer, union labor advocate,
and defender of labor leader*, ac
cused of serious crimes., begun to
Jay on a charge of having corrupted
a Juror In the McNmmara case
After a trial lasting nearly all
last summer Harrow was acquitted
of having bribed (Jeorge N. I^ock
wood. a talesman called In the trial
of James B. McNamara, now serv
ing a life sentence at San Quentln
prison for blowing up the lios An
geles Times building. Today the
lawyer was put on trial on the
charge of having bribed Robert F
Bain, the first Juror chospn in the
same case.
Bain and his wife testified at the
Lockwood trial that Bert H. Frank
lln, a detective employed by the Mc
Namara defence had given him $400
with the promise of $3,600 more If
he qualified as a Juror, and voted
for the acquittal of McNamara
Franklin, who was given Immunity,
said that before he had been ap
proached bv Bain, Harrow had told
him It was "about time to reach
some Jurors."
Hlstrlct Attorney Fredericks Is
authority for a prediction that the
present trial will not last more
than two weeks.
MARSHAL WILL ALHO
HAYR AN R9<X>RT
Washington, Feb. 1 ? Por the
first time In the history of Inaug
ural happening*, an escort has
been ordered for the vice president
Mr. Marshall will be attended by a
part of the military second In Im
portance to the president. A com
pany of confederate soldiers from
Nashville will be a feature of the
parade
HAIL. THK OA!W8 ALL
HKRK, WHAT TKM. \VK PARK
New York, Fob. 1 ? Wood row
Wilson arrived In the city today
and placed an order with his tailor
for an Inaugural suit. He also an
nounced that he had accepted the
offer of the Princeton students to
act as his escort from his home to
the White House. There will be
no flourish in this matter, but sim
ply a company of his former col
lege student* accompanying him as
they did In other day
Maple Sugar in Bricks
Pn?h lot juM m-eired ? sold by
n* in half pound bricks at 18 ets.
At the same time tre wish to o*ll
your attention to our" line of bnik
chocolate* ? the finest in the city ?
?old at 50 cU. ? pound. Special
price in 5 lb. boxes ? assorted $1.7?
? full wslnht guaranteed.
P. H. GANTY. Grocer
Juneau Is organlging a basket
ball team and the fans ha*# written
to Skagrvay for a content. It I*
very probable that something will
be done to *Ito fhe Juneaultes all
the entertainment they ran use In
the baaket ball line, and the mat
ter la being discusaed at the White
Pasa Cluh headquarter*
A aerloua accident happened at
Juneau last evening which reaulted
In a few injuries but fortunately no
deaths A number of people had
feathered on the wharf back of th?*
postofflce wh?n the structure (tare
way throwing them to the tide
grounds below Meager detail* of
the affair were learned from ar
rivals on the Jefferson
Firemen's meeting Saturday night
PRKORER HERE
OK LONG miP
Cnlted State* Marahal H anry K.
I*?v* arrived from Fairbanka on th?
Joffemon with Peter Allen
Allen dlMpp^rnl laat *?imm??r
-with a poho of gold taken from the
r lean-up on a O lacier rreek claim,
where he waa working He wan
i raced to Oibbon, and th?r? arr*?t
cd by American officer* on com
plaint frowi Dawaon He waa ulren
a preliminary hearing, and held In
jail at Fairbanka awaiting eatradl
tton proceedinga
I'pon his arrival here tho mar
shal turned the prlaoner oyer to
the local officer* who Till In tarn
give him up to Corporal Hill of
Dawaon who la awaiting to tah*
him north for trial They will go
north over the White Paaa Monday
morn lag
kkaowav inrvrrnm
HKITttTIRflR OF (HAIR
Mr and Mm. J M Hnnaon ?f,
Tllfton left on the Jefferaon for a
vlalt to Heattle and Taroma, where
Mr Hanaon will remain for alt
?e?-ka while the lady will iMt her
frlenda for abont three montha
Mr Hanaon intenda combining
httalneaa with hi* pleaanre trip to
Ihe nonnd He haa Inrented and re
ared a patem on a chlld a folding
nnrwery chair, an Invention deigned
to fold np and be placed la a ault
caae for i raveling It la hla Inten
tion to arrange for the manafartar*
of hla Idea and place the article on
the market The chair can be
> hcapl v made out of waate plecea of
wood and Ita advantagea are attch
aa to make It attractive to famllle*
of home* where there are children,
bnta Ita r, ?ec|al feature la Ita ad
vantage* in traveling
Tarda lately received by the edi
tor of th.< Star from Meilco and
aigned "HI I P " angg?"*t that hi* old
friend. Captain Aid Harrington, la
now among the ball fighter* More
than that, he la In very had com
pany, Conductor Jerry Qnlnlan be
ing with him If they get ont of
Mexico wlthont doing more than at
tending bull fighta. they, aa well aa
Mexico, will b* fortnnste - White,
horae War.
Mlaa Cor fine Kirg I* "p from
llalnc* for a brief vlalt in Skagwar
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