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CANNON'S ROAR ANNOUNCES
OPENING OP BIG S. A. FAIR
DEMAND A PDBLIG INVESTIGATION
(Bj A'**** N*?? S UTMbt.)
VISITORS SWAMP,
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PATTEN Will
RETIRE SOON
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sitsjwmisuEiiiiio.il.
Spring-Summer ?
Summer 5i??r of Men's
Yttiiu# Men's, l> >ys ami
making y??tir purchase ?
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Our lit?? of Oxfords iu *
ami (inn Mrtal are as ?
tint- as can 1*- found iu
the Slates
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H. J. LYNCH
The Up ! >D?te I iaberduher and Ladies' Furnisher
COMING EVENTS CAST SHADOWS
(By Alaska Nawa Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. M*j 2S? Th?
f<w.t ctuU ihe fiuiuly of Secretary of
th* littertoc Rithani HalUug** aiv
packing up preparatory to leaving
Washington has given rise to tin? be
lie* that the rumors that Secretary
Balliagvr woukl resign aretrue.
ALASKA S, S. CO.
NEW OFFICERS
(By Alaska News Burtau)
SEATTLE. May 25 ? At the aunueU
?leetiua of officer* today, Juweph H
Young wu elected president ot the
Northwestern Commercial and the Al
Ubla Steamship companies to suc
? d I'liarK* E. and Stephen
Kust. resigned. Charley J. Jones. for a
urty assistant general freight agent
u* the Southern Ptoctflc railroad was
appoiuted- traffic manager for the Al
aska Sir?iuiahip eom|?auy and for the
Copper Kiver railroad
The !>t?^fuatu>ii of Ktaak Burns
*as accepted but. his sunvsoor has
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
SEATTLE. May it ? Kalivn Joslin |
haa bee.ii offered the Detuooratk- noni
utatkMi as delegutc to congress from
Alaska bu i is. uihIa^M whether or
im>( he vv ill accept it .
HUMBOLDT Si CO. UMSEB
WILL IMF SIU6WAT VISIT
Max KiUtoli, managing director of
the Humboldt Steamship Co. was
a laatMeuger on the JefftttVOU as far
north as Juiwttu Mr. Kalish will ar
rive Ht Skagwoy on the Cottage City
uml spend ^ tew Java here loofciiig
after the biM>iueuts of hiti company
Mrs Ut My' Mcfctaaon i a me over
out U nkehorse yewterday oti a busi
?>?*? trip and left fur houie this morn
lu^ Mr*. Dtikiwom wati a s**e?l o<
u OoMeu North hotel.
Mr and Mrs. Val iMebohl of Eair
bank*. *bo have beeu uniting their
? Id hotue in Michigan tor the past
tHv-Ut rnont ha? arrived iu Skagway ou
itt<- Muwbohil and are slopping at the
ilukl.-ii North hotel until the opening
the Klondike ht '?S and to Fairbanks
yi 1 '.'<w tual has beeu one of the aut>
?ful miners there antl this was hbt
r Kt trip to the outside since '38.
DON'T THINK IT
WORTH WHILE
(Special to tb? Daily Alaskan)
J I'NEA L'. May 2t> ? The Democratic
Terrkoriai couveution adjourned to
Jay after a hariuoaious session. The
platform adopted contain* special pro
test aguinwt the Beveridge btM and
demands the (aussago of a bill grunt
ing au elective council.
No candidate for the delegate to
congress was nominated ami the uom
iuatiou was referred to a committee
consisting of K. \V. Jenniugs, A. J.
Daly, John Kouau, Phil Harrtas ami
Judge Oatrander with authority to
place a candidate iu the field at a lat
or date, if they deem it ad viable.
little interval, however, was mani
fested aud it is> doubtful if there will
be a democratic candidate as the feel
I iug is strongly iu favor of the return
if Wkkersham to cougresa.
KOEHLER IS PUT j
OFF TOE JOB
(By Alaska Nsw* Buraau.)
CLEVELAND. O. May 3t? Cfctat of
police Kooitler, known throughout the
whole couatry as the '"UoWeu Rule
Chief,-' was today suspeuded from of
Tho char gee upott which he sua
ponded are immorality and druukeu
H(k
(By Alaska N?? < Bureau}
NEW YOKK. May -'j- The Nation
al Oeosiuphival Society is equipping
an expedition to go to Alaska for the
purpota- of studying the glaciers.
The party will start iu June and
will visit all of the noted glaciers.
The. Jeff arson arrived yesterday at
1 p. m with fifty pasaegners and 125
tutu of freight and sailed at seven
o'clock iui the evening.
Junket Tablets
i
We have added this up-to
date dessert food to our
i stockC] Include a trial pack
with your next order^You
will be pleased with it
Price 15c package, ? 2 for 25c |
| GANTY & FRANDSON
t M-H-I-H -l-l -l-l-I-M I lilt ?H-H-t-H-H-t-H ? M-H- H-t
GASTIH CITIES WILL
i BE WELL REPRESENTED
Word has been receiv**l here that
there will be over T5 come up on the
Cottage City from Juneau sod that
many more from IVxiekfcj and about
40 from Haines The Cottage City
was reported aa being due ia W ran
ged at 4 o'ckxk th? afternoon which
will give ht* plenty at time to make
the train Saturday morning.
The ciickeca are selling well Kxalty
aud a big crowd is insured for the
celebration.
The following is the tiueup of the
team that will go to Whitehors* to
defend the ch&xuptOEtahip ami who *UJ
be expected to hokl the honor ill
Sbvgway:
A. C. Bfaiaefaiird (Cape.) Sbocistop
Chats Rapu&2i
Bert MeKenzie
CMark Pheipa
Walter MoBriea
Andrew Rapuzzi
Will Seymour
Kd SidBtyre
R. VV. Stevetw
Substitutes
Louis Rapozzl
Robert Shelley
Catcher
rtUht*
la Base
?ad Bane
Srd Base
Center Meld
Left KVid
Right JVW
Pitcher
Fielder
WILL DECORATE SOLDIERS' GRAVES
The committee in charge of the
Decoration day services have made
out the following program which will
be carried out oa Monday next.
Tho?e who wish to take part will
meet at the A. B. Hall which has
been eugaged as headquarters fur the
day.
The train will start from A. B. Hail
at 1 : 30 p. m. and stop at the old Oem
etery, where the following cerviuoui
tes will take place:
Invocation Rev. Owen Jones
Decoratfc? at the graves.
Music by the Band
Oration Judge LeKVrre
Singing Kits' Quvtecte
Benediction Father Turoeii
Returning. the train will then go to
the New Cemetery where the grav?t?
of soldiers will be remembered, but no
further oeremoiiiies will taie place.
There will be & firing squad frocu
KV*rt Wm. H. Seward, furnished thru
the courtesy of Cu}_ Reynolds. Tbe
Slipway HamJ have volunteered their
service* aud the public. especially the
school children are invited to attend
The Ladies of the differ eat Aid So
cieties will send some members to
the Cemecery on Saturday morn ing
to me what can be done to clear the
grounds.
A ay persons having flowers to don
ate are requested to stcd them to
A. B. HaJt oo Monday forenoon.
There will be & Juocfc served by
the iadiee to the mea from the Ftort
at the A. R Hall oo the return from
the exercises.
G. A. H. ARE
10 DECORATE
"Hve iuoiub*ra of ch-a G. A. R. are
^uing to tlve cemetery on Saturday to
Jo soute work ou th*? gravw of tibeir j
vKtvJ comrades and wookl like tx> have'
any oee who is so incfcaed, help them
in this wort
There widl he sonae one there all
d*y to Javvt the wort ami lunch will
be served to Uioite who come.
BOOSEKELT BEFUSE5 It DISCOURSE
(By Alaska Naw<? Bur?*->
CAMBRIDGE!, Kt?. May 2?? Ex
President Theodore Rixwevvk has re
fused ail invitation to ad?lre?? the
scudents at this place
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We Welcome
Comparison
At all times ami tiud
that we always caiu a
customer wheu our
mervhaudise aud val
ue** are Critically Com
pared with the offers
of our Competitors.
We have just received
a hue line of
The
Trafalgar
Wool Hats
Direct from Englaud
A Fine Line of
Oxford Shoes
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