No. M. ELEVENTH YEAR.
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, MONDAY, MAY 1J, 1908.
PRICE, 10 CENTS.
PRIZE WINNERS
ladies' en
Tbo Ladles' Altar Society oazaar had
oocssion to see bow popular It ii by the
very general turnout at Its very pleas
ant function on Saturday evening. The
Maccabee ball was well filled from the
hour of opening to the last strain of tbe
tnualc of the dancing with which tbe
bazaar closed. Tao amount realized
from the entertainment will not be
knowro until after the business meeting
Wednesday evening. Following is a
list of prizes won, at the refreshment
tables*
No. 104, Chocolate pot, Mrs. Russell.
No. 110, Lemonade jug, Mrs. Tanner.
No. 123, Vase, Mis. Tanner.
At tbe candy booth, No. 26, ladles'
prize, sugar aad crtam set, Miss Doar
rer.
No. 52, gent's prise, frst. ?dward
Dillon,
General priz9, No. 77, gent's, picture,
Mrs. Itjen.
No. 13, gent's second prize, box of ei*
gars, bolder not known.
No. 27, lunch cloth, Mr^. Wbalen.
No, 256, centre piece, Mr. Yeotmns.
No. 4. doily, Jenry Murray.
If tbe holder of No, 13 will present
the ticket to Mrs. Reed he or she will
get the prize.
USED A KNIFE
IN A DISPUTE
William Hoskins and Dan Murphy
had j dispute over a card game
at the Horseshoe saloon last
night and adjourned to the back yard to
>iave it out. In the flxht Murphy used
a knife, making several slashes at Hos
ktns, one of which cut throusrhcoat and
vest, Inflicting an ugly wound, two in
ches long near the heart. Hojktos,
however, kept on fighting until he had
put hi* man out. Assisted by frlendi
he thea went to the offloo ot Dr.
Braw&nd whore (be wound tu dressed,
It la not aeriom? but dangerously near,
Murphy Is Id Jail.
The bearing will be held this after
noon before Commissioner Leferre.
The Skag way Janlor Ball team, Cap
tain Walter McBrlen has Issued a
challenge to the White Pass team to
plsy a game of ball on Sunday, May 17,
game to be oalled at 2:30 sharp. Follow
ing Is the Hoe up:
Frank Reynolds, catcher; Andrew
Rapuial, pltoher; Frank Burley. 1st;
Chester Rowe, 2nd; W. Ward, 3d; W.
McBrlen, as; C. Rapuzii, If; F. Tanner,
cf; A. J. Baker, rf; Stormy Black, sab.;
Spegettl Dortero, sub.
theseW
PRIZE BOWLERS
Following are the aoorea and prize
winners of the Elks' bowling contest:
First prise, clase A. score 233, Dr. F. C.
Norman; fancy vest by Clayson & Co.
Second prize, claas B, score 190 Fred A.
Callerman, 6ahing rod by SI. Tanner.
Third prize, kindergarten, score 197,
Jack Keller, amber cigar holder, by
Tonv D.rtero.
(By United Preee.)
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GOOD GAME WITH POOR WEATHER
The great gurae tu playod before a
cbcorlaz crowd yesterday that sought,
?belter ai beat it could on the lee side
of every projection tbat stood out
against a damp and chilly south wind.
It was called promptly. In the first In
ning the A B's were badly scattered
and It seemed to their friends they wore
In for a shameful drubbing, but with
the fourth Inning they pulled them
selves up sharp and from that time on
the game was nothing less than olasslc.
Some plays were made that brought
sudden distinction to the players? not
ably a catch tbat came out of the clouds
and some elegant stick work by Eddie
Devlin, The prince of first basemen,
Daniel Bayless was therewith the goods
as usual. The oattery of the Firemen
was above criticism? QauH, plctber and
Amundson catcher. Following Is the
SCOT*.
Camp Skagway, No. 1, A. B.
AB R H PO A E
Burley, o 4 11111
Reynolds, p 4 0 2 2 6 0
Barless. 1st 4 0 0 12 0 0
Snow, 2nd 4 0 0 10 1
Rapurzl, 3rd 4 0 1 2 10
Pike, 83 4 0 1 3 2 0
Baker, rf 4 0 0 1 0 0
McKay, If 3 0 110 0
Devlin, cf 3 1110 0
34 2 7 24 10 2
Sksgway Fire Department
AB R H PO A B
Amundson, o 4 1 2 2 2 0
Gault, p 4 0 112 1
Phelps. 1st 4 2 0 18 0 0
Fryor, 2nd 4 0 0 5 0 0
O'Connell, 3rd 4 11 0 10
C Rapuzsi, ss 4 0 1 10 0
Tanner, rf 4 1 2 0 0 0
Taylor, If 3 1 0 0 0 0
O'Brien, cf 3 0 1 0 0 0
34 6 8 27 5 1
Two base hi', Reynolds, C Rapunl.
Base on Balls Reynolds 2, Oault 1.
Struck out by Reynolds, 2, Snow 2,
Oault 10.
123450789 total
A. B. 002000000 2
S.F.B. 3 10200000 6
10 PUT BILL
The .V ula-Sklnners have Issued a
challenge to the A. B's. to play a seven
Inning game of baseball to be played
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock, losers to
pay for a dinner for the bunch.
The Bull Dog cigar at Tony Dortero's
TO MEET
(HORSE
At an enthuslastlo meeting of tho ball ]
players of tho W P A C on Saturday,
W C Blanohard was elected manager,
James Fry or, captain and George W.
Marshal ooaoh.
It is distinctly dated to be a part of
the program for tho summer that no
players are being Imported. The game
Is to be confined to home talent.
Great interest Is being manifested by
the club Id the season's work. Active
praotioe will be maintained looking to
a successful meeting with Whitehoree
on the 23rd. The olub will run an or.
curslon train to the city by the rapids
on the 23rd, which will return in two
sections, one on tbe night of the 23rd
and one on tho 24th as usual.
A. B.'S
T
An interesting baseball gsme is called |
for tomorrow evening at 7:15 sharp, be
tween teams representing the Arctic
Brotherhood and the White Pa<s Ath
letic club. Two first-class batteries
wili be in action, the White Ptss play*
ery, Amuudson and Marshall being in
the points for the A. B's, and the old
Favorites, Phelps and Gault will do the
heavy work tor the olub team. If day
light permits, seven fast Innings will be
played.
It is Intended to play similar trial
jsmes two or three times a week, pre
paratory to the big game at White
Elorse on Saturday, May 23d.
Following is the line up for tomor- 1
row evening's game:
A. B's. W. P. A. Club
Ammundsoa c Phelps
Marshall p Gault
Burley 1st Bayleis
Snow 2nd Steiner
Reynolds 3d Fryer
Rapuzzi bs O'Connell
Pike If Tanner
McKay of Taylor
Hillerr rf Devlin
Dewey Hotel, 2nd and State, le on
schedule time, will land you at the de
pot on Tuesday. Tr.vel while you
sleep.
mil pirns
Cucumber Mango
Pepper Mango
Melon Mango
Bur Mango
Have you tried them?
QANTY & FRANDSON
FLOODS ON
THE SOUND
^ -
(By United Praaa.)
Seattle. May 11? The rlvera ara all
werflowing tbolr baoki and communl
satlon is Interrupted with many points
>n account of the breaking of wires
INS ON WAY
TO WASHINGTON
(By Unftad Praaa.)
Offden, May ll? Admiral Erani put
id through here today. He waa RlTen
in ovation at the atatlon by thousands.
FAIRBANKS MAY
QUIT TOO
(By United Preaa.)
Indianapolis, May 11? It la reported
that Fairbanks will quit the race (or
the presidential nomination.
MAY INST
TOR ROOSEVELT
(By UnlUd Preaa.)
San r'rancUco, May 11? The republi
cans of ibla atata ara facing a peculiar
situation: they may instruct for Roose>
Tfllt.
tESOLUTlONS BY PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' DID SOCIETY
ADDRESSED TO THE CUT COUNCIL
Following is the t??xt of the reeolu
ioDB adopted by the Lidies' Aidsoclety
if the Presbyterian church refered to
iriefly on Saturday:
WHEREAS the city counoil of the
Torn of Skagway has recommendod
be cleaning up of Skagway, be it
RESOLVED by the Ladies' Aid ?o
iety of tht Presbyterian church that
re heartily endorse such action; that
re recommend the mayor appoint Frl
lay, May 15, as clean-up day \ that every
wner and renter be required to thor
ughly clean up his premises and street
nd alley adjoining; that a man be ap
olnted to burn the stumps that have
ieen taken out of the ground and left
oattered abour, for example, those io
a front of the Wblte Pass hospital, at
be corner north of Skagway laundry,
i the alleys between State and Broad
way, etc.; that the board of education |
e asked to dismiss schools a portion
f the day and an effort made to organize
be children into an effective working
force to pile up cobble stones from cer
tain portions of certain strneta; that the
?back on corner of State and Twelfth
be condemned aa a fire trap and menace
to the publlo school building.
The attention of the city council and
olticen* of Skagway is respectfully
called to the deplorable condition of
tha alley fectwean Stb and 6th street*
from State to Broadway, the west end
of tha allay between 9ib and 10th streets
from State to Broadnray, and alley be
tween 6th and 6th west of Broadway;
to tbe poor drainage of alley between
10th and 11th streets west of State; and
to tbe two large dump piles on vacant
lot acroasfrom tbe Presbyterian church.
Attention la also oallod to the fact that
Stat* and Broadway are the two most
traveled streets in Sktgway and yet the
alleys between these streets are most
unsightly. However, the alleys be?
tween 0th and 7th and between 7th and
8th are exceptions.
Ladles' Aid Society,
Presbyterian Church.
For a good smoke, call for tho Bull
)og cigar at Tony Dotero'i. Ini
B?rtt meals In Wblteborse at Royal
Cafe. ?
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HAT, SHOES
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