?he JJailjj ^laskan
No. 127. FOURTEENTH YEAR.
SKAHWAY, ALASKA, \N KMNE^DAY. .IUI>Y 2<i, lt?11 PKiCK. |0 CENT*
U. S. TROOPS
ARE LANDED
<Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. July 26? To
day's advices from Hayti are to the
effect that the rebel leaders who ar<
in control have had disagreements
which caused great riots to ensue.
American marines have been landed [
to protect American interests.
BUILDING FOR
DIG SHOW
i By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. July 26? For
the benefit of the great Panama-Pa
cific exposition, the city has decided
to extend a boulevard from Market
street along the harbor front wit to :
the Cliff House.
CITY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. July 26? The mercury
dropped thirty degrees in the past
twenty-four hours bringing rain and
relief to the parched city.
RAIN FOR
WINDY
HEAT NOW
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ST. LOUIS. July 26? From all sec
tions of the middle western states,
reports are coming in to the effect
that the heat is subsiding.
TWO MIGHTY
HUNTERS HERE
Doctor H. E. Houston, M. D., of
White fish, Montana, and Doctor R.
Houston, D. D. S., of Kalispell, In, the
same state, arrived up on the last
trip of the Dolphin and took apart
ments at the Pullen House.
The doctors are brothers and well
known sportsmen of Montana. For
the past eight years they have been
hunting during their summer vaca
tions in the Rocky mountains of
Montana. Thoy have secured many
trophies and specimens of the large
game of that section.
Their mission now is to secure
specimens of the large game of the
North for the Museum of Natural
History at Kalispell. For this pur
pose they will go into the upper reg
ion of the McMillan river in Yukon.
They have secured the services of
Roderick Thomas of Whitehorse as
guide, and as they are going into a
good game country it is expected
that they will be entirely successful
in getting results.
In addition to their field equipment
for killing large game, they have al
so provided ?themselves with a fine
photograph outfit and are in hopes
of getting some good pictures of live
wild game.
It is their intention to write a
series of articles for "Outdoor Life"
and furnish illustrations of the game
and scenery of the country. Today
they left for Atlin. where they will
spend a few days after which they
will go after the big game in earnest
PORTLAND 10
WELCOME BILL
PORTLAND. July 26? Portland has
won the 1912 reunion of Elks, which
means that it will be host to one of
the largest gatherings in the country
next year. The Portland lodge sent
a large delegation to Atlantic City
several weeks ago, won a lot of
prizes in the parade and copped off I
the annual gathering for 1912. This
is a big event and one that will do
much to attract attention to the en
tire Pacific Northwest.
SB;
Thursday, June 27
Friday, June 28 2
Saturday, June 29 ?
You get a reduction of 33 1-3 per
cent, on all White Dress Goods .
1-3 OFF
Our Fall Stock
has commenced to
arrive, and we
mutt have room
for it
y
A new line of
Neckwear just re
ceived.
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-Date Haberdasher and Ladies Furnisher.
NO CHOICE
EXPRESSED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
FREMONT, Neb. July 2?- The NVb
braska State Democratic Convention
has failed to express any choice for
presidential candidate for the party
in 1912, but left It for the people of
the state to decide.
CLOSE RACE
III MID-1
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BRISTOL, Eng. July 26 ? Aviator
Beaumont arrived today, two miiHiteg
in advance of Aviator Vedrlnes in
their one thousand and ten mile aero
plane race.
BIG JIHI WANTS
A BIG BEAD
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES. July 26? .lames J.
i Jeffries, ex-pugilist has announced
j His intention of hunting for big g*i*c
i in the North. He will ldave hree for
I Seward on August fourth. It is his
I present ambition to fcill a big Kadiak
bear.
1
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SPOKANE. July 26? The Wash
ington State Socialists have petition
tho government to retain ownership
of the Alaska coal lands.
MAINE GIVING
UP HER DEAD
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
HAVANA, Cuba. July 26 ? Among
the bodies being recovered, three
skeletons were found in the wrecked
Maine.
MILLERS ARE
GETTING READY
SEATTIiR. July 26? Tho millers of
the Pacific Northwest are laying pla I
to reach out for the European mark
ets. in preparation for the opening of
the Panama Canal. Up to now. K
has been due to poor transportation
that more Northwevt flour ha* not
boon sold on the Continent; but
when the ranal Is open. It will be
possible to put shipments straight
through from here. A standard brand
is to be adopted by the Northwest
mills for the BUIUHO trade, and this
will be aoM at coat. For a profit,
the future will be awaited. A ainailar
plan was successfully worked by the
Kansas millers at one time. The leal
Ing flour manufacturers In this sec
tion have approved of the project. It |
should be the means for adding ma
terially to the pay-rolls of the Paclf
tc North we?t.
GRAND FORKS
HAS RIG EIRE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
GRAND FORKS, N. D. July 2S ? A
solid block of business houses was
destroyed by fire in this city today,
entailing Rreat loss.
THEY GO! OFF
VERY EASILY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. July 2?? The heads
cf thirty-seven firms Indicted as b*
in* members of the wire treat, yeate-.
day pleaded guilty to th? charge and
were fined from one thousand to fif
teen hundred dollars e*ch.
BIG STORM ON
ST. LAWRENCE
(By Alaska News Burean.)
OTTAWA. July 26 ? According to r
ports received in thl? city, twenty
lives were lost in the recent severe j
storms that have prevailed along the
St. Mwrence river.
Lawrence-Barrett Mild Havana*
Suits all. U
4? + + + + + + 4, + 4, + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
* The Canning Season Is Here! ?
4* ?"
j, ?l?
J How are you fixed for Fruit Jars. +
4 . Jelly Glasses and the other +
+ accessories for canning? +
I MASON JARS ? Pints $1 per doz. Quarto, $1.25 4.
+ per do*. Half gals. $1 60 per doz. Caps 35c per do*. 4.
* SURE SEAL (The Modem, All-Glass Jar) *
+ Pints, $1.40 per doz. Quarto $1.65 per doz. Half +
^ Gals, 12.25 per doz. Glass Tops, 25c i>er doz. 4.
+ JELLY GLASSES, soc por lot +
Jar Rubbers, best grade, 10c {>er doz. Para Wax, in +
* pound {packages, 20c, 3 for 50c +
4* Oor stock is new and complete and now is the best "**
* time to figure your requirements for any of the above *
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer ;
+ T
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(By Alaska Sr-wx UnroavM
LINCOLN, >*??-. inly Jfr? At the
Nf bra^ka Republican star# Canvtn [
tlcm which is b< ing held ia this city ;
today, PrMM^nt Taft w** "ntfor?M
a? the candidate <sf the party In 1911
ATTELL* WINS
(Hy Alaska New* Rarean >
SACRAMENTO. Jnly It? Monte At-!
ten test night fought twenty ro?nvd?
to a draw with Jimmy Regan.
1
OVER TRAIL
Camp Skagwar. No I, of the Are
tic Rro?herluood. held a reimter mov
ing la*t nir.ht at which tlree <-he??
chac * were taken over the trail.
The new Brother* are C*pt Ride
notir, Ifith Infantry. C S A . who ts j
going to hi* new doty, tip <nmmand
nf ttlc ro#t at J?t MJe**?1: A. f Hoi
loway, traveling for the Ateaka-Ynkon
Magaalne: and Edward Dwyr, the ;
noted right gnard of the Yal?? foot
hall team for
TONIOHT ONLY.
t'pon reqitwl of wrf-r*) of owr p*t
ron*. the ?how tonight will oo??rt of
nix of the most popular film* eihlV
itpd during the past w eHr The an
nouncement If made, IWW?T th?t
U?f six fwl ?how t* only on Tor lo
night
The Gross Morinir Pletnre (>.
Mr*. J. Danerllne. of Fort 8w?l
ma<lf the round trip ok tb* PM'nnfi
today.
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Have One On
Yourself!
A Dry One
SLIP-ON
Rain Coat
Entirely Free From Riibher j
Slip into a "Slip On tHen |T
wear a aroile when it ram*. IP
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to h?*e
WILL CLAYSON-cSL
The Home of The
HART. 5CHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING