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No. THIRTEENTH YEAR.
SKAHWAY, ALASKA, MONDAY. J ONE 12. 1911 PBMIfc ACMOT
BIG BOATS
GE! TO NOME
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NOMK. June 12? The Pacific
Coast steamers Senator and rniatilla
iti.ived today, anil are the first of
ih ? fleet of bis steamers to get
.1 -e thi> seiMin. As was estimated
a BK-nth :?-o. the spring cleanup was
S4'HUmm>, most of which will go
south on one of these two boats.
LAID 10 REST
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
KANSAS CITY. Kan . June 12
( urri. Nation was todav interred in I
thi family plot in the cemetery in
ii;i> ? ity. The funeral, attended
v as the largest ever seen in this '
HE
Yesterday afternoon the White
P:is.s Colts played a one sided base
b;ill game v> h an aggregation pick
ed up from "he sojourners in our
ctty over Sunday.
Tl.e game resulted in a score of
l:? :t, t in favor of the White Pass,
two of the four runs of the visitors!
I- tig sv or*'d Ky Jean McCloskey, of
J mean. The feature of the gam*'
v?.'s a home run hit by Andrew Ka- 1
1 which brought in all the rest
of the Itapuzzi family and Wilbur
i iory.
The Princes* Kna. of the C. P. R-.
an ved in port at 11 o'clotk this
rii ining.
K. H. Mobley. of Prince Rupert,
fctmerly a m?'i chant of Discovery,
arrived in town on the May. and
J-f -for Atlin this 'morning.
IN COMMAND
OF SPOKANE
The excursion Steamer Spokane
will leave Seattle on June 14th on
lur first trip o* the season to Skag
way. She will arrive here about the
19th, in command of Captain J. K.
G apt 1 11, who has recently been pilot
of the State of California.
Command *>f the Spokane is looked
;>i?on by officers of the line as one of
the best prizes in the Rift of the
company. Captain Guptill formerly
was master of the steamship l>elhi
and for ten years has acted as pilot
in Southeastern Alaska. For almost
a quarter of a century he has been
i'i the service of the Pacific Coast
Sicsmshtp company. His fine record
and wide knowledge of the tortuous
ch.mnels and navigable courses l"1
tween Seattle ami Skagway is said
1'iainly to hav? been responsible for
Captain Gup'' l"s selection for com
mand of the Spokane.
Captain Guptill was born in Maine
and is a son of Capt. II. M. Guptill,
one of the pioneer masters of the
Pa.'lfle Coast.
Purser R. K. Jones, of the steam
sh'p State of California has left to
? ake up the duties of purser on the
Spokane.
kellPeds
AN ACTRESS
V
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. June 12? Walter Kel
ler. the wireless operatoi on the
steamer Queen Charlotte, who was
operator on he Princess May wh<-n
that steamer was wrecked on Sentinel
Island, yesterday quit the a> earner
and was last night wed to Miss Cecil
V.'h:*inore. an actress playing at one
?t the local theaters.
I ee Cochrane, who travels for the
I raun-Knecht-Heiman-Comi any . manu
faeturers of assay and chemical ap
j.iratus. is 'n the city.
F Ii. Beyer* and wife. O. C. Foster.
C. H. Chapm.in and wife, and Mrs.
Heibert Fell are guests of the Pul
len House.
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+ This is the Time of \ ear when Thoughts j
T urn 1 o
?
! Summer Clothingl
5 : ?
? We have w on display the
\ Biggest, Best & Newest I
[ Line of piece goods ever shown in Skagway *
? [ See our \\ indow Display, 25c and 35c per yard ]
?
Also a great variety of shades in ?
? Susine Silks , Figured Silks , Silk ?
| Poplins , Irish Poplins, Colored ?
5 India Head , Etc.
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gj A handsome line of White, Colored and Silk Shirtwaists and J
? Middy Blouses
jjj A complete line of American Lady and American ?
J Gentlemen Shoes for the Grown Ups. ?
j Security and Pla-Mate Shoes for the Little Ones ^
I H. J. LYNCH |
?
? Tha Up-To-Data Haberdash ar and Ladlaa Furnlahar. 4.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. June 12? Governor Wal
tej E. Clark and several other prom
in. nt Alaskans will be entertained at
;i smoker to be given by the Press
Club of this city tomorrow night
'T I'.e governor will leave for th<
.'?orth on 'he Dolphin. Wednosdaj i
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. June 12 ? Amid the ]
waving of banners and the blare of
I M-ss bands, the new terminal of
Chicago and Northwestern Rail
.v.i on Madison street, was opened
n the public yesterday afternoon.
The new station is a most beaut i
h:\ and complete structure and is
provided will every modern conven
it l co which w"l add to the comfort
of a person waiting for a train,
w nether a few minutes or hours.
The cost >,f the station was $2.'!. J
000,000.
J
Word has been received by this 1
prper that John Roseno. who is pro !
i. ing the Alaska Midland Raiin ad.
is a' present in Montreal. Canada,
j >'.ii that he \\ come North t Ska:
| ?< ay and Haines in July, at which
i I'me the definite plans of the Al
; a..ka Midland will probably lie made \
j known.
RECIPROCIiy
Bf TWO-THIRDS]
(Special to The Daily Alaskan)
SEATTLE, June 12 ? A careful poll
mi* the United States Senate on
t he reciprocity question, shows that
-'ia' measure will pass by a two
it. irds vote.
The Princoss Royal left Vancouver
Saturday night for this port and
wPl arrive here Wednesday. Th< '
Royal has 2S passengers and 10!
toi.s of freight.
ABE AFTER
SOFT SNAPS
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
JUAREZ, Mex, Jane 12? Follow
ins the victory of the Insurgent ;
rinse In Mexico, the insurrectos '
lit it and elsewhere In the country !
pre clamoring for government jobs
There are so many that the prob
em promises to be a serious one to
i'k> incoming administration.
YOUNG IN IS
<>tis W. Johnson, a young man.
vh( is well known in Skagway and
\"Vn. arrived on the City of Sea'
tic. Saturday, and left on the train
this morning for Atlln, where he
vt't do representation work on six
c'aims owned on Spruce Creek.
Johnson left here in 1904, and has
? ,?<?nt a good deal of his time since
i.jen in Cordova and other W'rutern
Mr. Johnson was known in Skag
vay as a l<oy, having Iven here in
ft?. coming here from Juneau with
'>e first rush.
SHOWUSE
Ofi ELSE LOSE
(By Ma?ka N?>ws Ifcireau.)
SEATTLE. .Tune 12? Coal claim
!>i,t- on the McAlplne Croup of i
claims in the Cook Inlet district
have been notified to show cans''
v'tMn sixty days why thev shouldn"
relinquish claim to the ground.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MEXICO CITY. June 12? Modeling
'heir government after the First
T;iumvirate, which was an alliance
in 60 B. C., between Caenar, Pompcy.
?i'l) Crassus. for the purpose of divid
ing the power of government among
li mselves, Francisco Madero. An
?o. io Reyes and Senor De I?a Bar
ra. the three candidates' for president
have compromised, and will probably
nile the country by co-operation.
*? . T. Crow'her left on the City
, Seattle for Juneau.
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mauhka*!
MINERAL WATER
Has Been Added To Our Stock !
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* It is u, natural mineral water, tasteless *
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* P. H. GANTY, Grocer +
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NIAHAN SLAYER
IS ACqUITTEO
ROSRBIRO. .Inne V Roy Mr
ClUllen, who shot and killed B?r
Mebon. n former resident of Haines
At: sk?, was pf<jnlttr-d by the trial
Jurj . ami releas. .1 from Ja' Satnrday
M(CWIeit> plfa was ?- If drfrnw
The hocnleidc ocmrred oft on* ?vf
a theatre, e^rortlnr Miss UIHno
t.i?- couple in 8 iwnncln manner. ?>
MeCWlon Mid, and he shot him 4
tliim with a 2Vmlibr< an'nmatlf
A larger pistol of similar pat
?ern was found In one of Mahan's ,
hip pockets
SIORNi IN MSI
(By Alaska Nf*? Bureau.)
W1I.KSBARRK, Pa. June lJ?
Ifath and destruction hav. foHow
NKW YORK. ,lune 12 \n fle<
tr'tfl storm o?8fff<[ here last
niU>t. which resulted In *erm
?'i y damage within the city I mlt*
PITTSBT RO. .J tin* 12 Aft?r a
d.iv of Intense heat durlne which
8 ven deaths o< < wred and hundreds
of prostrations wot report I. an
of property lamaer
Avinuc Hotel (twsts.
R. J. I^ewl* and Karl I> Stnf'lt
were southbound passengers on the
?> attlo
Howard Ma'one. a son of thr
f t m?:is Harry Malone. and a former
member of the Juneau baseball team.
Kennedy over Sunday, and loft for
AU'n this morning, where he will
be employed 1hi? summer.
BURNS GOES
10 LONDON
(By Alaska Jfc?? R*r?"?u ?
th m v t*f? fM* "+*y
fhfa mnfnliiii for IakiIod Mn r*m>i
? ?? *rc far hi* H*{v?rtnri? *?><i it ?
! it known wh?*h?r h. in *wtn* o??
bnsin?aa. nr wWUkrr '** I* 14 ?' -
id thp Coronation of Kin^ (i*nrt*i
IS CROOKED;
NOW IN JAIL
(Ry A)a?k& Rnr*an 1
'>EW15R. Jun* 12 1 h*rc?^1 with
J ittHn* ln<r>rj?r*tlon p*p*r? wMrh
th" SoT^tary of # ' nfin*
wt-i U??t niaht ami a? rt#> *r
r M? h?n (or
Ka! , h#> will remain lh?r? a*al'!nr
INSORRECTOS
S1ILL FIGHT
(By Ala?ka N???i Rnr*a>i t
?t?y? nf th?> f!?fr?!it fithUm ilvrlnt
on* **?? v?>tv ?tnM*om *n?f th?y
- . -;y -^^tnr-- ' ?-t*?'-ir
r *Wrft hnwlfih ??rr killed <i?
M May^T, o* th" Msvt
If in S^at'U* i* In town, r^ri*
Ch?? Lamb, th" FairHanfcj mipinf
? rator. with Htn trtfa." 1 rri ? M on
t!i rtty rf S^aftl". *"<1 ar? f^fhtor
JUST ARRIVED
A FINE LINE OF
CHILDREN'
and INFANTS'
SHOES
They A re Now On Display
Come In And Look Them Over
WILL CLAYSON- Ik
The Home of The
Gothier
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING