?he $aily ^laehan
^JSS^ 5n,j Mitifiim.
H VMAR SKAOWAY ALASKA, MONDAY. JULY 28, W18 PRICE 10 CENTS
MHJHkttA KfcMOV K HM?M
M ?:?? OK MINK STItlhK
Ji \ LMl.l tl?? I'tiMAVt
i u-roKi.va wikki.khh hkaki>
OVKK LONG OIHTANC1I
IKDKKAL t?KKM'KHOIJ?KH
?>N \\ \\ Tl? F.tllULWM
VIUKKTS OK SKAUWAY
+ + + h <* + + T + T V V T
Oxford
HttTttttTTTV
If there were
better ones made +
we would have +
them.
*
* EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED *
*
THEy .
c4mmcan
tfmt&mcui
SHOE
I H. J. Lynch :
r And Haberdasher of Skagway ?{?
*+ + + + + + + + + + + *+ ++++++++*++ ++
U1CLE SAM DEMANDS RELFftSE OF
AMERICAN PRISONERS; LOIS
LIKE TROUBLE AHEAD
while running from u body of at
I'ATHIK HKXRY
Juvenile ItinlollllUlN.
Dixon and tho placing of him lu the
ho3iiil.il under guard of Mexican
soldiers, lils release was demanded.
Tht> sliurpust nolo over sent by the
Amorlcan government to a foreign
country wait wired to llui-rta de
manding the Immediate release of
Dixon. Coupled with tho demaud
was another Imperative request that
lltssell, Bernard, aud McDonald, Hu
nt once. The request ha* been corn
Ambassador Wilson has arrived
iu the city wlili a fully prepared re
port on the Mexican situation which
will be given to the president aud
Secretary llryan today. It Is un
derstood that Ambassador Wilson
favors the recognition of the Huer
JKKFKKSOX FIXINC WHKKl.
WI1X AllKIVK TWO 1>.\YS UT
Seattle, July 28- The steamship
Jefferson will sail two tlaya late
;hls trip, leaving tho city Tuesday
.ifternoon. The cause for her delay
renulted from an Injury to her pro
iteller which struck a log. bending
one of the blades, and a visit to the
>lry dock was necessary to make re
The accident occurd while taking I
purty to Alaska.
ST.WIVINO TO DEATH
FOIl ltKJHT TO VOTKl
London, July 28 ? Mrs. Pankhurst
is dying. During tho terms of her
numerous imprisonments she has
steadfastly refused to take food,
liavo been destructive to her health,
t.hat now It Is announced she can
not live for a great length of time
'.hough recently given her liberty
! and Induced to tako sustenance.
Tho woman Is considered, and
oouslders herself, a martyr to the
<:ause of tho emancipation of woman
Kind, and pursues her zeal to the
point of religious mania.
V. A. Petorson made the trip to
Juneau on the Georgia, returning
today on tho Dolphin. Roy Mulvl
hlll has been acting as assistant
agent for tho Pacific Coast com
pany during tho temporary absence
? >f Agent Poterson.
+ ?!? + + + + + *?!? + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
*
+
Special Prices
t ON FRUIT BY THE BOX +
? t
+ Following our usual custom, wo \s ill maka specially attractive
4. prices on all (ruits by tho box during the canning eeason. "**
+ *
+ WK HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF
t JELLY GLASSES
+
FRUIT JARS
JAR RUBBERS +
4?
t And are prepared to take care of your orders satisfactorily .
? ' *
? P. H. GANTY, Grocer i
*+++++++++++ ++++*++++++4
MRS. r.V.N'KHt'HST QIYKX
ANOTHKH ClI.Wl'K TO FAST
London, July 2k Sylvia PauR
hunit, who secured her release from
prison through hor hunger strike,
Ih which alio waa reported to bo
(lyliiK, la back In Jail again.
While leading a mob of suffra
gettes lu a public ilemoustratlon
yesterday, ahe waa taken In custody
and thrown l.ito the Holloway pris
on. Mrs. Pankhurst will begin an
other fasting period, claiming that
ahe will out nothing while lu prls
COIKTS WOULDN'T LET
SOCIALISTS JOSH ULKTHKX
Seattle, July 28 ? Tho Socialist
party hud under preparation a throe
act comedy eutitled "The Colonel
and hla friends", which waa to be
presented at tho Mooro theatre,
Sunday July 27, lu tho evening.
The body of tho play is said to be
the court record of a recent libel
proceedings of general interest and
lu Its entirety was announced as a
"?cream."
Hut the play could not bo given,
for tho reason that the courts Issu
ed an injunction forbidding It, con
sequently the Mooro theatre was
dark lust night Instead of resoundln
with laughter over the ridiculous
caricaturing of the pompous editor
of the Daily Times.
.MKMOKIKS OK SKAGWAY
OK TUN I?l. KASAXT KINO
Ketchikan, July 28, (Radio Ketcl
Ikan Wireless, S. 8. Victoria)? To
tho Dally Alaskan, Skagway:- Tour
ists returning, Ploasaut memories
of Skagway. Adieu all.
Soattlo Chamber of Commerce.
The above wireless was sent to
the station at Ketchikan and cabl
ed to the Daily Alaskan today.
TIIKY TAI.lv PKACK, IU'T
CO .VI IN'l'K TIIK FIGHTING
London, July 28 ? Notwlthstandin |
the fact that the warring factions
in the Balkans have agreed to ar-j
range peace terms, they will still
continue to fight and will do so '
until tho agreement has been rut-'
Ifled. While the delegates are lu
session it is expected that the wars'
will continue. Under such a pro
cedure it Is difficult to prophesy
when the end of the conflict will
come.
TESTIMONY IN MACDONALD
CASK I.N AT NOON TODAY
Juneau, July 28 ? All testimony
In tho Joseph MacDonuld murder
case was completed to<luy noon. As
sistant District Attorney Nye lit
thin afteuroou making the opening
arguments to the Jury; he will be
followed by Shoup, Files and llel
lenthal (or the defense, and llunt
Bard will close for the government.
It la expected the argument* will
Inat two daya.
SKAtiWAY MASONS WOUK
IN HUiHKK DKtiKKKS
Tho Juneau Umpire gives the fol
lowing account of tho Maaoutc mys
teries pulled off In that city a few
daya ago:
Alaska lodge of Perfection, Scot
tish Kite Masons, of Juneau, com
menced a special ceremony today at
1:30 for the purpose of extending
the Hth degree to a class of twenty
five Masons from different towns In
Southeastern Alaska. The work will
be continued from early this after
noon until some time tomorrow.
A largo number came down from
Lynn canal points tis morning ou
the harbor boat Peterson stationed
at Fort William II. Seward. This
party consisted of Capt. R. S. Port
er, of tho medical corps, U.S. army;
George K. Goodrich. 1st Lieut., 8.W.
Andlng, Capt. William Urooke, all
cf the 30th V. S. Infantry, station
ed at Fort William H. Seward; Capt.
W. A. Sprague, of the Peterson;
Sergt. Q. W. Ames, Corp, W. W.
Keluhart, both of the 30th Infantry
baud at Fort Seward; H. O. Hunt*
of Haines, and the following from
Skagway: L. E. Hudson, Max Cut
feldt, William Wright, J. A. Net
tles, William NY hltealdes. Tho other
members of the classes are from
Douglas Island town, Juneau, Skag
way and Haines, who were already
on \he ground.
THAT SKAOWAY PIK
WILL NOT DOWN
The Skagway Daily Aluskan brags
that the women of that town excel!
In the art of making pies, and chal
lenges the women of Douglas to
enter a ple-maklng content. The ed
itor of the Whltehorso Star Jumps
Into the fray and names himself us a
qualified Judge. We call attentlou
?to tho fact that the News man is
the best judge of pies in all Alaska,
and none of those starved to death
prluters from across the line need
APPly. ? Douglas Nnews.
4* + v -I* + v + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ +
THE CRY OF THE TIMES *
^ +
* IS FOR *
+ +
* RUBBER SOLED ?
TOOTWEAR I
4
* WE HAVE THEM J
V +
r i i 4*
+ +
We also have- a"Iar^e line of 4.
| O'DONNEIL SHOES ?
FOR MEN ?
+ +
* *
+ Drop in and look them over
* ==================33 *
! CLA rsow I
+ +
?I* ?!* -r v *1* -I- *!? ?!* ?!? "b ?!? *H? S3? '+.+ + + + + + + +