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-IMKKMH YKAK SKAPWAV ALAfa^A, WfiDMKiDAY. SEPTEMBER Id. 1918 l-KICK 10 CKXTS
SECOND ANNUAL HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL FAIR, FRIDAY AID SATURDAY, SEPT. 12-13
IMAMS DONATE PRIZES
FOR RESI EXHIBITS if FAIR
i*od> ik keytnl u|> to il>r jkjIiii of
CUplaya
Ladies' and Misses'
La Vogue Coats,
Suits and Skirts
AS WELL AS
Fall Millinery V
; STYLES THE LATEST
% PRICES ARE RIGHT
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I H. J. LYNCH |
"5" da?ber of Hkajc way
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CANADA OUMPS HARRYTHAW
BUCK INJiTED SHIES
Emigrant Officers Rush Him Across
Border And Turn Him Loose
Where He Hires Auto And Makes
A Clean Get Away.
that he might better see the glor
ious sun-aet.
When _the official* arrived at At
<)rill, Vermont, with their chart"
hey put hiin out of the machine an
returned to Coatlcooke.
Averlll, Vermont, Sept. 10 ? Har
ry Thaw la again at large, aud at a
'.at? hour today hi* whereabouts
'.'poii belug released In (hi* city
t<y the Canadian customs official*.
>t 8:65 o'clock this morulng, there
wait no one hers with authority to
irreat htm, and the young man im
mediate!) hired a local automobile,
and disappeared. Shortly after he
left, authority was received by wire
to the local conatable to arrest and
'?old Thaw, but he could not be
found, and there was no trace of
him It 1* believed that ie will now
be able to elude puntult aud get In
to a slat? where the law caunot
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MM ItK IN SANK
?lmuK?l> tt><< L>| fwm iV>n, ludicat
Th? doctor blateh tllut N'ltlHftt !>i
tifferliig from melaucholla or M?n
lug auch. The doctor U not yet aat
\'?IUou yeeterdaj inade the
,?lruii|$? rti|Ufat of the doctor to t>?
*hot, and today repeated the re<jueat
? Xlelaou had bwu worklug ?llh otb
i "T prtaouvra until be became moroae
I . .tat few day* ?>Ueu be wua r'
lowed to remain lit the Jail. He ia
mingle with the other iirlaonera.
The freighter Jvaunle arrived In
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To Prospectors \
EXPERIENCE A GOOD TEACHER
We have been in the exc'usive grocery
business for many years and know exactly
the kind and quantity of food you need and
how (o pack it for easy transportation
Aj j*i [TV We COIuider
V?V-'.r\LI 1 * the great eMential
and with this idea in mind, invite comparison
with prices either in Skagway or elsewhere
shipments w:h;ir;nol
shipping through Canadian territory and
make out the required papers free of charge
NT/^ r\i JTV There '? no duty on
^ American goods des
tined to the Shushanna, the Canadian gov
ernment bonding them through without cost
COME AND SEE US. ANYHOW
Whether you intend to buy, or not, visit us
and we shall be pleased to give yCu all the
information and assistanoe in our power
P. H. GANTY.
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Seattle. Sept. 10 ? Governor and
Mrs. Strung returned to thl# cltyuSu
'lay from their trip through Alaaka.
Governor Strong U highly pleat
ed "Vlth the coudltlou* o( the Terri
tory, and when Hoeu by uewapaper
lueu In thl? city mated that It wa?
Uls Intention to embrace In hta an
nual report to the Secretary of the
luterlor. a recommendation (or the
appropriation by congress of ouo
million dollars to be u*ed (or the
construction of wagon roaiU tu Al
aska aud also an appropriation of
forty million dollar* (or the construe
tlou o( one or wore trunk lines of
railroad* In the Territory.
Governor and Mr*. Strung le(t
today (or Portland, Ore., where they
will vlalt for a (ew day*.
SKt'KKTAKV LANK KAiVts
KltOM HKAKT FAILURE
K\clt?iiiotii of lt?tiralu|{ ViliuU
?lou l>ay I'urmlo by .Native Sun
of ('ullfuroU 1'?um* limit Kail
lire.
Oakland, Sept. IV -While review
lug a par ado by the Native Sou* of
uiouiuratiun of the anniversary of
the adtuiiuluu of Califoruta to state
hood yesterday, Secretary of the In
terior Frederick K. I.ane (ell iu a
tainting afiell aud was removed to
Yuitorday morning Secretary i-ane
that he ahould not aubject himself'
Mr. Lane did uot regain couaclouc
im-m until a late Hour la*t eveulng,1
but today reported to (e much bet-1
ter by hi* physicians, who aald that1
hla rondlliou was nut ?erloug and
h v| a few day* rest.
noou hi* phy?lclaua mated that he'
wa* out of dauger, aud that abaolut*
rest for *everal day* would restore
Agent Hartwlgsvu of the Hum
boldt Steamship company received a
vice this morning that the aalllug
dale of the Humboldt a* advertised
had !?'?> put ahead one day aud
will therefore sail from this port on
Friday, the ISlh of the mouth, lu
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Cuuli?l ItnUml Oraw Although
Kuriurr Cmlilol W ith .su|w. i?r
Skill In Out ?>f Twen
ty KouutU. t
San Knuii'lKO, Sept 10 ? llob M<>
Caliister and Salter Petroekey ha u
uiered each other for twenty furious
rounds last ulght at the Golden
Uato Athletic club betore a bi(
crowd of pugelistlc enthusiasts Mo
Caliister was given credit for tk*
(Iiht, haviug shown th? uratiMt
skill for fcurleeu out of twenty
rounds, notwithstanding the fact
that tho V'olUh sailor hammered hiui
to tho floor for three knockdowns.
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MIST KMH CHAIttilM
'.os Angeles, Sept. t> ? Je.s Wll
l.ird and Torn McCarey, together
with teu others wuo were connect
ed with the fight at which Youug
? as killed have been held aud bound
o*rr by the superior Court, charg
ed with murder In tho second do
?jree. and also the charge of priie
(Itf' ting and albetting a prise fight.
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of fiye hundred handsome Autumn *
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We have a large stock of U'lZ & *
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O'DONNELL SHOES for men. +
CLA YSON