THE DAILY ~SWT ALASKAN
CITY 0PPIC1K'. ? ? HE
T !?>!) TENTH YEAR SKA8WAY, AilSKA. MONDAY JULY I 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
GO SLOW
,_^^ka Fair Direeto* Will
Create 110 Debt.
[Spec: ni Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, July 1? -The Alaska- \ ukou
Facit.o fair commission has decided to
incur q<v indeblednesi jyntll it knows
w^ej tbe money is comiu? from to
mee^ ir.< This is a result of the McGil
vra wit* w hich ties up the jhorelaud
fundi
JLir SIltN!
The Champion He fuses to
TMk Fight
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) 1
Li? An/ ties, July 1? Jim Jeffries left j
toda\ for C'olma. ot be present at the
Squhvs-Ktirns prize fight that willtak#
plac-' July Uh. He refused to say j
wbe;! . r or not he will tight Squires in
the evect of the latter winning the
chaou'iooshia of the heavyweight class.
Nt|alr?? R?malni as Fsvorlt*
S?q Kraucisco, July 1? The hetiior,
which \ getting heavier, conti nues at
the i iM nf 10 to V on [Sijuire
PMfWi A?f Ml
fULLV VlADt
T. M. Jensen and John W. Troy, whc
steped do a n and out of the Daily Alas
Kan today, have not Jully determined
uikjo th>-.r course for the future. They
have severa: j^laus whxh they ar-- con
sidering. ainouj; them are two or three
which would mean a continuation o'
thesr drcce iu Alaska.
Mr. Troy expects to leave for the
south on t ho Jefferson this week. Mr.
Jensen .* join him later ij the month.
Ca>d of ThanX?
Mr. and Mrs. George BUnebard ex- J
tend r.heir sincere thank to the numer
ous friend who were so Kind to iheru
during the illness and aftor tho death
of their beloved daughter, Frances.
Their thought fulness and many acts of:
kindness have done much in makinr if
possible to hear the burden which ta*!
falle-; t; io them
? CUT OUT
Frisco roli'-e Commissioner
Against Japanese
(S^ al Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washiugton, ?luue 2l' The state de
partment lias iieeu advised that the j
San Francisco police commissioner
refuse to sue permits ici Japanese nu- j
plovment irea.is.
WILL STAY
Balliui^er ro Remain with!
Laivl Oltice
(Special Dispai i to Daily Alaskan.;
Seattle, July 1 Commissioner K. A.
Bal linger, of tit geuerai land oi'ico,
former mayor of ! lis city, arrived here
last night. He s. > he will stay w:th
.
president projrr. u shall have been
mmn i m
PWPARti) m WAk
hapwac ar.d .1 neni are Imth
alrfntrlhenioi' their h ehall teams for
the Fourth of Jul . pa as. liacli of the
teams leceivej two pi. .era on the City
of Seattle, arriv ng Sk;:gway this
inov iug.
Manager Hniiirha secured George
\V. >oyle, a pitcher > d Lionel C?ei !, i
an otiltik'Yier, . S( 'tie. i'hey ar
:u.\ daily strengthen 10 team.
The Juneau men art Chevillier an
Heiru. both from Vai ouver.
II i Klic i To b: Re pul> nan
(Si -cial Dispatch to Daily A 1 ask in)
New York, lu'y 1 is generally be
lieved here that Gov. ughes will be
the Uepublictn pie? ^ ntial nominee.
The opposition that Has developed
atuinst ail the other candidates that
Ii.ia e bjen propose-!, it is thought, will
ma %p him the logical icdidat'*.
SI K*wu d
?f-I remrd Jit Daily i\ &s1:;ip oflico for
a bancb of keys. Lost v day.
f
aauKnaper r^aa-.
One Thing We Destincily Aim at
in This Business gj
knows us or read our
jii Is. will kuow that
tiiis is the store for
ipiality in clothing.
\\*e would rather be
kaown as the right
? lace for good stutf
t han as a place where
wu get low prices.
It is always easy to
tj iote prices but it is
what the prices buy
that couuts.
We sell
Kart Schaftner &
Marx and David
Mer & Sons
lothing and we want
\.>u to know it. We
cannot give you any
I Iter evidence of our
standard qualities than
that they are the best
made.
Copyright 1907 by
H-irt SchatFner is" Marx
I giayson $
>T
?ik Price eioibi?rS"fourt!> ana broaawy
Friends of the Nebraskan, having determined that he
could not carry New York, ask that he give way
and support J ohn A. Johnson ot Minnesota
f. c. mi
GlIGGENHnViS j
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
Seattle. July 1 H. (J. Hawkins, I.
chief euj?Uieer who promotml ar.d ha'
churso of tho Duildinir of the White!
STAY OUT
Telej^aplieis Kt l'u-o l?i?:
Ofl>r Here
Sjiecial Dispatch to th^ O.iily .Mask m
Sar> Francifco July 1 1 1 is sa'.d to
day tliat the leaders of the telegrapher
strike at this pice have refused f."> i
per month to return to work ffert i!
them by the Western Union, . opli.,;
that thereby they would create astaii:
pede anion; the strikers. ~
Liuiujc U i? A|;?iiuHt Bryan
(Special Dispatch to Daily A, ask
Chicago, July 1? Advices arr received j
'iere (hat the New York, Pennsylvania
aud Illinois delegations will opp?-j
5ryan in the Democratic convention
next year, but that I hey wid support
Go\. Johnson of Minnesota.
CRtiAM
Ftr?
AD'Pricn'a finest production. llich ami
old honest ,>;o<xLs and ropnlu: ion ! !
Pluco For Knot or Shlo
A Lew I'iano forrtnt or salt lrr;\ in
1 rircipal Hurl er Shi p. II.
The hes' diirnj.' roein.th'' !?>? h 'trl
i- uiimodation-', tiir m<Kt comf<"i at tin
Fifth avenue.
Witiii ss lot l?etViiae Admit* '
('< iiM-'rtioil Wit': Attains
:ji hii. a colleague. lo ajmil l>e :
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0, & B. Ancho 1
IN JARS
"My Wife's" and
?'Durkeo's"
SAI.AD DRESSING -
M'LAREN'S IMPERI I, CHF.FSE
also Boiled Ham and ^Summer
Saugage
GANTY & FRiNDSON I
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, July 1 ? The friends of
William J. Hryun are admia? him to
.vithilraw from the race for the Demo
. ;'atic presidential nomiQation. They
urge that he cannot carry New York,
aDd without that state success is re
garded as doubtful. They ask him to
support Gov. John A. Johnson, of Min
nesota, for the nomination.
READY TO FIGHT AT
PROP Of HAT
New York, July 1? Gov. Carter in an
ir.ici view given out this morning says>
ipan aouIJ fight the United States at
the drop of a hat. He says she has its
army and navy thoroughly equipped
and ready for war.
AffS IS
Bishop Turner Roasts j
United States
jpcclal Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
.iv York, July? Bishop Turner, of
the African Methodist church, at the
c ;\ r ncc in session here, yesterday
s.ud th.it he despises the American Mag.
tie said it is an emblem of barbarity
and tyranny.
He cave as a cause for his hatred the
. i'h!', us of the negroes ifc the South,
and urges that the negroes move to
: i.-i, where they will have anEoppor
uiaity to develop without interference
from race hatred.
Vn Wliito Horse FttMruRers Tomorrow
There will be no passengers on the
train out of Skagway tomorrow. The
ain will carry explosives.
ckea#::i: rrr "?" "
Piirn Rye
America's finest production. Rich
mellow: At the Seattle, the house
of o'd boil, st goods and reputation ! !
Ktlxtw length '.vnite silk gloves at
II irriso n's
DECIDES IT
Conrt Upholds Unwritten
Law in Texas
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Houston, Tex., July 1? In charging
the jury in the case of Judge Lovering
on trial for his life, the judge of the
district emphatically uphold the "ua*
written law." The charge was strongly
in favor of the accused.
Unwritten Law Wins
Houston, July 1? Judge Loverlng was
acquitted today by the jury.
ANNUAL PICNIC
TOMORROW
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will have their annual
picnic Tuesday, Juiy 2nd, at Shafer's
park if tbe weather sha'l be pleasant,
if not pleasant, it wi:i be held at the
Presbyterian church. All are requested
to bring their lunches to the church by
10 a. tn. Tuesday.
| To know what means comfor't in
Skagway is to stay at the Fifth Avenue
1 hotel ? a modern hostelry in every way
I ?
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