CITY OF SEATTLE ARRIVES WITH TOURISTS
The City of att e arrived in port at
4 JO this moraine on her first excur&LD
iripof the season, tfoitif back by ?*T
ol Sitka
The Seattle left Seattle last Saturday
night with 100 pissen'-er*, about 25 of
wh >n are rouod tripper*, and I ft here
with aNsut To.
A gr.-at deal of Interest and romance
is attached to the oM Seattle, a# sh'' 8
the oldest time iiner oo the nio, i.nd Is
the cradle of the order of th? Nc th, fhe
Arctic H*>therhoon.
The Sei't'e t?>is >e*r is ii comma' d
o'f?n It' s n, the pionrer ttvig.t r
who has b-en *i b the I'.c.fic Const
Steam*1 ip ' ompiuy loc the past 20
v?*".
The Sf.iu'e will make *1* f*curs 011
trip* this year. !>ein? i>i P?rt with t ?
last ox ur loc'st* oj Aiitfus 2l<".
CORONATION
IS II FROST
(By Alaska News B*>reau^
LONDON, June 22 ? King George V
was crowned at 12:37 this afternoon
ami Qoeen Mary was crowned fif
tortn minvitt* later.
The first section of the pantile
started at 9:30, and was headed by
Lord Kitchiner who had charge of
the military portion of the parade,
and who was also offices' of the day.
The spectators lacked enthusiasm on
on account of the crar-like actions of
the general and even the King said
that Kitchiner threw a wet blanket
over the entire affair.
The soldiers had many clash ee with
the people in attempting to keep
them ont of the way of the parade,
and scores of the spectators and soP
dlers collapsed from the pressure of
the> crowds.
GREAT CROWDS
AT CORONATION
(Bv Alaska News Bureau.
LONDON, June 22? Although ram
began falling at seven o'clock this i
morning and dampened the gave* y ot
the Coronation celebration. tho
crowds are ?o great that troops
have been called out to help in k< ep
ing order as the police department Is
unable to handle tho situation.
CORONATION DAY OBSERVED.
I Br Alaska News Bureau.*
TORONTO, Ont., .lune 22 ? Coron
ation Day is being generally observ
ed throughout the entire Dominion
today.
Miss Anna M. Sheets, a teacher in
the Sheldon Jackson Industrial School,
is on the Seattle on lier t" k" ?
? ? I ? ! ? I ? I ? I
| Ladies , have you seen the new
T
?
Double Service ^ f
House Dresses *
?
?
Saves one-half of your laundry bills
_ HADE IN
J PLAIN CHAMBRAYS and GINGHAMS ?
SHEPHERD PLAIDS, NURSE5
STRIPES. AND OTHER ?
| POPULAR FABRICS |
?
And they cost less than you can ?et them ?
made for
A Perfect Fit, $2.00 and $2.25 ?
H. J. LYNCH |
T*? Up-To-Oata Mabar-dash ar and Latflaa Fternlahar.
?
IS VICTIM OF
BOLD ROBBERS
(By Alaska News Rureau.)
LOS ANGEI.KS, June 22? H. T.
Keid, a well known local diamond Im
porter and jeweler was found shortly
after noon today in an alley, near
his place of business in an lnsensib'e
condition.
It is thought that he was ma >
the victim of professional thugs, a'
marks on his head indicate the tree
of a blunt instrument of some kind.
TRAIN HELD
OP IN SOUTH
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 22? Ear:y
J this morning, two masked bandita
held up and robbed an Illinois Cen
tral train near this city. It has
been discovered later that only Un
registered mail was robbed. Although
the officers are searching for the
! robbers, no trace of them has been
found.
Falcon Joslln and family arrived on
the City of Seattle and are register
ed at the Pullen House.
Dr. I. H. Moore Is at the Pullen
House, on hia way to the Idttarod.
HIGH MASON
IS COMING
(Tiy Alaska News Ibireati.)
Seattle. June 22? Krni st Hetwwy,
Thirty-third I>ejjtve overeijffi (? nr,<l
Inspecto GeneraJ (or .v<htnirt??r. mid
Alaska of the Ancient. Accepted ai d
S-ottisli Rftrs of Free Masonry. w ill
go North the first week inJnl> foi
the purpose of inspect in? the lodKcj,
a' Junean, Kkasrwat, Iditarod. K;iir
b inks and Nome. Me w ill also confer
d?>prees, from the fnniilitott e Ihirty
seco-id.
Jioisfof
SEN. HETBUfiN
(Hy Alaska News Rwean.)
WASHINGTON, D C., June 22?
Senator Heyhurn, in a speech bcfor?
the Senate yesterday afternoon made
the statement that the United States
had never received anything from
England in the past, except what she
had taken away by the nse of the
bayonet.
POPE PLEASED
B? AMERICANS
(Hy AMsku News Hnreaii.)
HOMK. Italy. .tune 22 Th- I n ?
tori ay praised the people of \m?? a
for the part they are taking In the
furthering of th? eaiis?- of tTBIversal
Peace
STEEL TRUST TO
OE lilCTED
(Hy Alaska News Hawaii.)
NEW YORK. June 22? Followine
the Investigation of the Ste??| Tm*t
by the Congressional Committee. It
l? understood that the Grand Jury,
in session here, will Indict several of
the officials of the United States
Steel Corporation.
Ca- 1 ('. Bundel. of Fort S^iraiA
Clroe north to the K<>n <>n tlir *? rattle.
Mrs. John Vindi rhilt ard ?m,
Oliver, of Sitka, are on tin- City of
S >attle on their wav to Sitka.
Pic-Nic and Camping Deli
cacies
We have everything in the eating line to
make your outing an enjoyable one
We are always pleased to show the goods
' For the oamp fire cook our "Hills Bros." ]
coffee is IT
P. H. GANTY, Grocer <
+++++++++++++++++++++++.
( Hy AUska No*? Hnrean >
Nfw Vork. Jwno 1*2 TbeditT^rrnw*
between I !;?? coast wise steamer* arid
the wmfn, which have h-#? hoWir g
Up a great d?>a! of shippiirj: n* thin
c *a?t are beintf arbitrated. ami a trwc*
Has SfH-n d^clarM until the twrtlt Is
POWDER IflUSI
IS BLOWN UP
(By Alaska N'- w? nnrean.)
WILMINGTON, M, Jnn? 22? Jw- .
tiro William M lAnnin*, of tho I'nM
ed Stato* Cftvoit Court, thin morfl
in* handed down a derlskvn di**ol?
in? the powder trust, holding that
it I* In restraint of trade.
AMENDMENT IS
VOTED OOI
(Bjr AUsfc* ffrws Bnrwm . ?
r??fns?Hl th>* Brt*fo?r aro*>?i<lw?**i?t 'p
u
FALLS AGAIN
?
aifitinit thJ? pity <-nt?r?1 Jit* ?f
NELSON ANENT
RECIPROCITY
(By A!a?lra
Wa^hinrtoo. I> C. inn*. 23?
Mr Knot* NflAn. of Hi hH
a*a>n?t rwlnrneitf. *a?d tfnt
the nnlr po?iiM# h?wHt to b?
by tit* ?tat?*i i? thai it wnwM
Irad to t Iw anntiaiton o( fan
fRjr A teaks K?w* Bi?r?i? ?
WASHINGTON, n. r . Jmw? 13?
T>*Wat?? WVItmham. of Afawfca l?
?%n*r Attnmoy f}?n?ral WWt?nll?
ant) Uk> Secretary of War He v**
a?*ntn! a r^wvhitfon in th* Hwt* thi*
mornin* ralHn* on t No** official" for
information a* to arftaf ??M b+*a
4rnm roearlln* tk? irr**i?tarW#? In
th" Wtine of th? rontn*?"t? at
F>rt? r*vH> and In IW
10 KILL
IHE MIKADO
( By AtMki RHtt BmM.)
TOKJO. Japan, In iw> 25? Wmj ?r
f ?'< fnjlnvnd !h* (HmilVl <if ?
rtynamffo bomb n?*r Wtfcm'fcr*
rwf??-?> In tbl* rttr IM* mnntint
M ?<-h ntir?i f?*? h?rt ifHMiNtM H?
'h?> iM?t f*w 4*r? oxer fh* result*
of ? ? r?>r* I fr**t l?"< ?rltb for?'
mmtri**. ?M# tNMP , if h
tho??M. (? r?apnn?<bW> for ht? f*"
Th<-- Arrtl?- BMhwlwnd ?1H hoM ?
*!>?" (til ?*?-"?!?? itmrnrmm nftfet f<?*
'b? pnft>?>*?> of Intthitfmi Th*r* ar?
*+r*T?l ('hwlitfiw who *r? rtdT
;in?i wiltlna1 to 'rni?l ?tw i)k tr*H.
but do nof knot* tit* ?*f ' om? on
ro?i etiW^? ind ?hnw tl??m
JUST ARRIVED
? A FINE LINE OF
: LADIES'
m
?
: CHILDREN'
: and INFANTS'
? SHOES
They A re Now On Display
Come In And Look Them Over
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The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
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