?he IJaili} Alaskan
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No. ifcO THIKTKKNTH YKAK.
SKAHWAY, ALASKA, MONDAY. JUNK 5. 1H11 PHKJB. 10 rKYTH
WON'T ACCEPT
RESIGNATION
(Fx Alaska News FiHWi.)
MKXICO CITY. June i? The War
i" - - ;..;on ? >r Porfirio l"*iaz. ex
of Mexieo. as a major ?ren
AfiRESTED~FOR
$80,000 LOSS
(By Alaska News Bureau i
s- nation mas created her? this
Bren. treasure! of the I'riversitv of
f 1 of
AMUR" REPAIRS
ARE FINISHED
p R. here, received a cable from
a. the repairs art all completed.
J H. Strawbridge. representing
T^trris and Company of Chicago, the
wholesale meat firm, is in the city
and staying ?* the Pullen House.
J. H. Spann. of the Pacific Build
in* and Loan Association, of Taco
.-?a arrived on the Jefferson and is
He is demonstrating the good ideas
MM won
ARE OHO
ATUX. B. O.. J urn- 5? Mrs. John
Rixborough. wife of tho proprietor
tho Kootenay Hotel, and Mrs.
Manley McLellan, driving In from
i ding. and Mrs. Roxberough siis'.ai
?*d a broken arm. and was also bad
!!? Thorough v as brought to this
?.:tv and is now in tho hospital And
aoulously escaped injury.
scoreTare
PROSTRATED
Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
U.i rmometer registered 104 hero yes j
ENTERTAINMENT.
There is to be an entertainment I
1 ? church tomorrow evening, begln
i-'ng at S:30 sharp. The program is
to be a medley of fine picture
S'-enes in England. Ireland and othe:
countries will appear. A \isit to
the ancient church at VVestnjinistt :
v here King George is to be crowned I
i>iion chair, will help *o an under
standing of the great ceremony soor. ;
T:oy," and Cruikshank's famous pic
*? res on the bottle will be interest
t ; * entertainment, but to pay ex
E. P. Pond, of the firm of Winter
end Pond, photographers of Juneau,
registered a* the Pullen House.
D. J. Kinzie. W. P. Lass, and Mr.
.?nd Mrs. J. W. Stoody. of Tread well,
lc?n on the excursion.
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* 1 his is the Time of ^ ear when Thoughts ?
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\ Summer Clothing I
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? W e have now on display the
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| Biggest , Best & Newest I
[ Line of piece goods ever shown in Skagway j
III [Sec our W indow Display. 25 c and 35c per vard ]
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Also a great variety ol shades in ?
? Susine Silks, Figured Silks , Silk ?
| Poplins , Irish Poplins , Colored i
5 India Head, Etc .
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||| A handsome line of \\ hite. Colored and Silk Shirtwaists and *
Middy Blouses
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J A complete line of American Lady and American ?
Z Gentlemen Shoes for the Grown Ups. *
? Security and Pla-Mate Shoes for the Little Ones ?
\H. J. LYNCH 1
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? Th? Up-To-Dato Haberdash er and Ladies Furnlshar. A
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WHITEHORSE CELEBRATION WHS
BIGGEST SUCCESS IN YEARS
1 /caving here shortly ?ft<>r 6:30
the excursionists to the King Owrgc
cf-kbratkm in Whitehorse, and con
sVt'ng of seven cars and currying
horse at 11:16. and was root by the
In the drawing for place between 1
the four baseball teams, it was de
cided that Douglas and Whitehorse
i lay immediately afterward, the two
? xcfting game, and although lV>ug
(By Al iska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 5?
w'U not give his decision in the
.lames E. Barragar will remove his
mily next week from this pla ? :o
luneau where he has accepted a
ing department of the big department
i agar has occupied a similar posi
tion with Whitney & Bedlar of this
place for the past four years. ?
Whitehorse Star.
The Barragars are well known in
Skagway. formerly living here, and
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lind, of this city.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs George McNamara, at ?! 60
(?"clock yesterday afternoon. The
losepshine.
ritht to victory was hotly contested |
by tho Whltehorse team Han*
MernhofTcr, 'ho Skagway boy, wh<>
Ii whed for Whitehor?e, surprised
ail his friends by pitching a star |
r me, Douglas getting but one hit
ficm his delivery. The Douglas
loam pla.vod consistent and Rood
br 11, but their victory was dn<
biigely. if not wholly, to the error*
ti.nde by the Whl'ehorse catcher
The next game wag the gam- j
1 e'ween Port Seward and Skagwav.
The whole game was (rood excepting j
the first and fifth innings when the j
Frit team gathered unto itself
lota' of eight runs as the result of I
? march around the bases, some
strong arm work, and an avlatlor
!> ? et. The Skagway team were I
g'ven a couple of hits off Harris,
tht Port pitcher and succeeded In j
sending four men over the pan dur
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Miss Annie Chapman, daughter of :
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chapman of
na years ago to take the nurse?
? xaminatk>n, and Is now a full-fledg- 1
for several months with Mrs. Mark ,
Phelps, about foor years ago. and is
\ rememlrfred by many people
SMALL FIRE
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(Special to the I>aily Alaskan.)
ATI. IN. B. C.. -lune 5? A fire oc
curred at Discovery last Friday.
nh!ch. but 'or a fortunate change
in the wind's direction, would have
v'.ped out tho entire town. As It
was three cabins were burned and
totally destroyed.
1. P. Maroney. who is well known
in Skagway arrived on the State of
California and will leave for I>awson
in a few days.
Clarence J. De Serisy, a former
??if ident of Skagway, and a son-in
of A M. Wallick. passed through
here this morning on his way In
side to work. !
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: EARLY ROSE :
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i Seed Potatoes :
This Kind is Generally Grown
Here with Success
We can supply you with any quantity, from
* 50 lb. and upwards 3 l-2c per lb
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Get out early in the morning, dig up that corner of the yard and
enjoy the beautiful spring weather in a practical way.
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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CONFESSION IS
VERY DAMAGING
(By AlMki ftew* Bwwn.)
MITSKOCKK. Okl*.. Jnnp Z?JMim
Uitt hf> * a" hlri^l bj John
'?toNamara to trav. ! throughout th?
in#rk the plaees whf>re dynamite
won Id be m?>?t effort I ye
STORM
MICHIGAN
(Hy Alaska News Rwrwo.)
DETROIT, jutm* 5 ? A severe wind
Uorm has swept th?> soothern por
((.rent deal of damase to projwrty
bryanIavors
HOME ROLE
Rule will be a p?anfc In the n?*t
'?ride and frroom from Treadwoll wer?
[?p from that town on th- e*rnr*l??i?.
?nd stayed at the Fifth Amu* Ho
fo-merly Mi?* tren*1 M< llonald of
Potiglas.
<Ry Alaska News |
CHIC \00, Jnne 8- - ?p*ak!nr
?ha rlljr hurt Saturday. President
laff stated that his r**"H>ro?-i'y Ml!
' on M rwloiRl; pa?* nn*l that prar
r-rt' time was th?< fufnl^h^d Irjr the
(Ry Alaska News Borertu.v
SBATTIiK. Jnne 5? S<>T?ntjr-#1*ht
SeattlHtea hare h???>n no'iflnf to
show caime why the <"fl*l rtoinw in
h Markey *ronp and those lor* ted
Cook. obould not bo rat>rHI?*<1 for
f.*l?nre to romply with 'he role* ??*
?mine th*lr application for p?t?n'?
John Mitchell. snperlntendent of
'h?- Alaska mine. of
.Inm*an is at the Pnllen llon*?.
Harry CH*>n. repreaentjna the
Si nwabacher Hardware Company, of
Fe*tt|e. sailer] south on the State.
UmmI Rrriman sailed on the
J^tate of California this morning for
VanconT^r, where he will reside in
Um fntar?\
The hot"!* of the city are putting
o a Hrefy appearand" and althon*h
Here is plenty of room at the pr?~*
'?n time, if the water in the riser
filled, as 'hey are at Whltehorsr
now.
The Sta
f, him nl*ht at II: J# and left
r.^aln for 'he sonth at I this morn
*n(t. She bronthi 56 pM?*nf?r? and
1<M tons of freight, and took 1 1'1
ii*<i?rTijr.>r? on*, iftfhidina fh? e*?-nr
-ionists for Jnnean
A mon* the etrnrsfonW* who
?topped at the Fifth Ai'lt'W Hotel
?veto Mr and Mr* II f. rhamher*.
Jfn Geo T Main. Mrs K I. Pnlser,
VK* AHre Barh. Miss v-f>?naM.
K,fj Marraret Orenshaw, and Rob
JUST ARRIVED
A F,NE LINE OF
LADIES'
CHILDREN' s
and INFANTS' \
SHOES j
They A re Now On Display ?
Come In And Look Them Over ?
j WILL CLAYSON~a !L j
The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING