She Jtlashati
No. 13* SIXTEENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY ALASKA, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1>913 PKICE 10 CENTS
FIGHl FIDE ON
MI. TAMALPAIS
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Yi.ASKA PtOMOOHP ?H?MK
AT SITKA OPKN'S Jl'LY 23
Jut) 15. ..icordlug to lb? |>iun? of
>*uii Jecldml to u?k thr of
tli.. . an u|> uii the rrtiu'Ms SophU
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.^
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED^
THEv *
i&nmciw
H. J. Lynch \
Hm treading L?d?e? Furnisher and I labcid-inhcr of Skagway v
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SI<'ain?Iii|> State of California l>uv Itero Sunday.
lUUGM ,\M> CRAIG PARTY
OKI' KOH BOUNDARY
\u?uiUn gulled June 2? for the boun
Kor Kortymllr -John Mcl.anghlln
thU season \V K Lnwaon. to(>o
talit, C. U lint*; a rook and pack
and left for the country around
the head of tho White river.
Krouud about twenty mites oast of
the International boundary, and coin
and blti work will be In ronjuncfljit
A KIO hxm SlTH
SCIKNTIKIC KAKIIW
The l>ouglas Xew? editor savs:
That Alaska is the original ?Ue of
the Uardeu of Ede 1. and that In tho
northern reache# <if that vast terri
p|?> tree which was responsible for so
many of man's woos. long has boon
the |iet theory of many students of
-reolonr, astronom> nnd hUtory
GALLANT MR. GREENLEE
FAIiLS IN THE SWIM
Word comes to Skagwuy that Mr.
George Greenlee, formerly employed
by the Dally Aluskan, hut now on
his way to Idltarod. came near drown
ing through his gallantry to a cou
ple of young ladies on the river hoot
When the boat hud swung do-to
to the banks so that the hanging
vines could be touched by those on
deck, two young ladles expressed a
do.-dre for some of the leaves.
George immediately responded to
the cull of chivalry and grasped a
waving vine. Tho vino would 1101
give way, aud Georgo never lots go
of anything he once seizes, so he
was pulled Into tho Icy waters of th
Yukon rlrer aud floundered around
until his ardor was completely abat
ed, aud the boat had to turu back
and pick him up.
A tourist party consisting of Wm.
.Shepherd and wife, Lucello and
Plorouce R. Eckberg, Mrs. A. It.
Carlisle, Julia McDonald and Rnth
Dunn of Portland, James Mc. Mc
Manamcn of Wellington, New Zea
'and. Mrs. Mary K. Tangent and
Miss Hertha Tangers of Columbus.
Ohio, Mrs. K. L. YeomanH, Francos
L. Chase, Mary K. Walker and Mrs.
Steven* of Soattle. Misses Caroll.ie
and Catherine Smith of Youngstown,
Ohio, Mury Conconnon of I.lvormore,
Cat., Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Frank, of
Eugene, Ore., and Lillian I-ambrecht
of llutte, Mont., who have boon rog
U tered as guests at tho Golden Nor'h
for a day or two, loft this morning
for Atlln where they will spend a
few days sight seeing. A number of
the party will visit Dawson before
W. Sonne, Mrs. Sonne, and two
Bons wore arrivals last night on the
Princess Sophia. Mr. Sonne is a coin
merclal man who 1b making the nor
thern cities on his annual tour. Tli"y
will remain In Skagway until tho
sailing of the next boat for Junonu.
Mr. Kdgerton. an arrival on tha
Sophia, left this morning for Atlla
to Inspect the work at the Ben My
Chree mining, proporty. of which he
Is the financial head. Mr. Kdgerton
Is the son of an English lord.
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+ Cold Luncheon Goods :
Pickle* ? all kinds Camenbert Cheese
Olives, Ripe, Plain and Stuft Corso Cheese
Chipped Beef in Class Preferred Stock Crab
Veal Loaf. Deviled Ham Lobster, Shrimp
Lunch Tongue Salmon
Sardines ? French Boneless ~ Norwegian Smoked
Fancy Bisquit and Crackers in
Packages or Bulk
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+ We carry only first class goods
: packed in fine sanitary packages
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P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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r.XIKIl.VNKS ("AMI" CAI.IiH
A. A. SKHSIOX A "CACCl'S"
DAWSON. Juno 2C Bluhop p. T.j
Howe, of the Kplscopal Church or
Alaska arrived lu Dawson on the'
Cuscu, and will bo hoie fur a f? <' I
days, after which he will proceed ?
?lown tho river on a tour of Inspec
tion of Alaskan missions a id
churchos. HIMiop Kowo Is Grand,
Vice Arctic Chief of the Arctic Bro-j
therhood, and Is much Interested in
tho future welfare of tho entire or
ganization as applies to tho Yukon
and Alaska.
Oue of the latest developments In
ccnnectlon with tho recent split in
A. B. ranks is that tho Fairbanks
camp, which will endeavor to bring
about a reconciliation of all factions'
at the Grnud Camp session to bej
held In Seattlo next November.
Tho Fairbanks Times of Juno 1 >> .
gays: "Tho A. B. secessionists' con-,
rentlou, held in Juneau In March, is
looked upon by the Fairbanks camii,
lu tho light of a caucus, called for
tho purposo of formulating plans fee':
tho recovery of powor from the out
tido Alaskans. At tho meetlug ol i
the camp, held Inst evening, It wiis!
decided to consider the convention,
not as one repudiating tho grand!
camp and ignoring It entirely, bir
us a gathering calculated to show
tb true feeling of tho brothers In
tho North with rogar to outside
domination.
"Money to help pay the expenses
of printing the minutes of tho con
vention was voted. As tho sonse of
the Fairbanks Arctics, it was decid
ed that tho local camp should go on
record as opposed to holding uny sos
t'ens of tho grand camp on tho out
side, beyond the confines of tho ori.1;
inal Jrlsdictlon, of which tho south
ern boundary is 54* 20'. This camp
is opposed to the formation of subor
dinate camps outside the orlgln.il
Jurisdiction. Likewise, the camp Is
opposed to the election of any offlclr.l
ot tho grand camp who are not boni
fide residents of tho territory.
"Tho delegates to tho next grand
camp, called for Seattle, will be iu
structed to voto accordingly, thus
bilnglng about the necosaary change
without uny Illegal secessionist tac
tics.
"Twenty-five dollars was voted to
the general committee of tho Festival
o! the Midnight Sun, to holp defray
the oxpenses Incurrod during the car
In last evening's nccount of the
tennis tournament, the names of
Mrs. V. I. Huhn and Miss Gordon
Miller wor omitted, through an over
sight. These ladles played remark
ably well and should hav.e received
crodit equal to that given tho mate
players.
IXICll'S LITEST
GOVERNMENT
LOIS IflOBBLT
Mt \lran Minister Quils Job; ll?i
morn of Another < lutiiu** In Ui?
Administration.
MEXICO CITY, July 10? Minister
of Forolgn Affairs De la Hurra, has
resigned. No news regarding tho
action of the cabinet officer Is per
mitted to leavo the capital, but It
Is presumed that It is the begin
ning of another disruption of the
cabinet. Tho rebels are Raining In
strength in many parts of the repub
11c.
NEW FISHING COMPANY
Willi's SKAOWAY WATERS
A new fishing company has boon
organized In Skagway, consisting of
James Konnody, hurpoonor; William
llatson, suitor, and Albert Burton,
skinner. Yesterday Skinner Hurtou
caught 29 Thomas cod which ho has
thrown Into tho general fund, to bo
used as bait In the taking of hull
but. Halibut, solo and flounders be
ing the game that these gentlemen
uro seeking. The reason that the/
confine themselves to those varieties
I3 bccauso tht) fishiii" company can
sneak up on tho blind side of tliese
j warped denizens of the deep and
, wallop them with a club.
Hurpooner Kennedy uses his death
i dealing barb principally in jabbing up
. the gusollnc motor when it starts
bucking. Salter Butsou has the eas
iest job of them all for they do not
latch enough fish for him to gro.v
tired In salting them for the market.
SMKI/int MAX CiOES
OVKU T1IK m\i:
i Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester arrived last
night on tiie Princes* Sophia mil
I were met by President Diekeson of
1 tho White Pass who took them over
i the line In his special car.
We ure Informed that .Mr. Sylves
ter Is a smelting and mining man of
promlnouce and is investigating min
ing conitions in the Yukon.
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The Steamship Alameda arriving
here at three o'clock this afternoon,
no* Judge Jennings aboard. M.\
Jennings Is on his way to the west
ward to take charge of the floating:
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Fine fitting Footwear
for Women
We insist that when you comc
to our store for shoes you get a
perfect fit. This is the pol
icy that has made our ser
vice popular.
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Wc arc carrying cxclu- ?
sivcly the Utz & Dunn Co. perfect -fitting
shoes. Having these shoes fitted to your feet in
this store insures absolute comfort. And a per
fect fit means also a better wearing shoe.
Particular women Jind it a pleasure to trade here .
i The Store for Particular People r
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