No. liB. FOl RTKKM H YEAR.
SKAHWAY. ALASKA, TUKSIIAY. AUGUST 1, 1M11 P*"* ill OWI*
II SHOULD
BE PASSED
SEATTLE. Aug. 1 ? The accidental
killing of Judge Frigmore, ot Seattle,
by a friend on a hunting trip, may
lea*) to the passage of a law making
such a death, manslaughter in Wash
ington. I "Hiring the past year, there
have been several saortflcae of this
kind, so that many persons are com
ing to the conclusion that hunters do
not wse sufficient caution. They con
tend it is hard to understand how a
man will take a chance and shoot at
some moving object which he cannot
make out, in the belief that it is a
wild animal, only to find out too late
that the mark was a human being.
Manslaughter is the construction
placed upon such an act in several
states, already.
ARE CRIMINALS
(By Alaska News Itureau.l
N'KW YORK. August 1 ? The police
department of Gr-ater X? w York has
braugh the charge that the chaf
fuers ofwealthy old men are involved
with the debauching of young: girls
which has been so prevalent in the
recent past. After being ruin?d, the
girls then disappear, the police allege,
making \>rosecution very difficult.
CYCLONE HITS
TEXAS TOWN
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ABIUXE, Texas. Aug. 1? A terri
ble cyclone swept over this place yes
terday doing untold damage to prop
erty ami causing many deaths and in
juries to persons. Eight are report
ed dead thus far. but the total num
ber of fatalities is yet unknown
NOW WATCH
! TACQIA GROW
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
TACOMA. Aug. 1? Two thousand
women have had their names drawn
for service on the jury for the next
term of coufrt.
J. J. JEFFRIES
AFTER REAR
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LOS ANGE1J5S. Aug. I? Kx-chani
pion James J. Jeffries sailed for Se
attle today from which place he will
take passage for Alaska. It is the
ambition of the big bear of the ring
to bring down a big boar of Kodiak.
Hence the journey to the wilds of
U?e North.
ON TRE WING
The Jefferson arrived in port this
morning at 5:30 and left at one o'
clock sharp. There was a large crowd
on board including 112 excursionists,
85 of whom made the trip to Bennett
and return.
The excursion train did not stop
today at the Fifth Avenue station,
but continued down to the dock,
where the Jefferson whistled herself
hoarse, trying to hurry things along.
Skagway must have been greatly ap
preciated in that slide for life.
Those who denied themselves the
pleasure of the trip to the Summit,
thoroughly enjoyed themslves about
town during the few brief hours the
boat was here. Many of them ex
pressed regret that the trip was so
i hurried. The JefTerson was several
hours late on her schedule.
Alaskan want ads. for re&ulto.
,1-3 OFF)
White Sale Continues
Fjyr One Week
You get a reduction of 33 1-3 per
cent, on all White Dress Goods.
Our fall stock has commenced to arrive and
we must have room for it A new line of
NECKWEAR JUST RECEIVED.
EjjFF
H. J. LYNCH
The Up- To- Date Haberdasher and Ladies Furnisher.
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.')
WASHINGTON, r>. C. Aug. 1? Del
egate Wiokersham, before the in vest -
i gating committee yesterday gave a
complete and satisfactory account of
himself anent the charges that he< had
offered himself to the Guggenheim*,
lie did not deny that he had sought
the po&itlon as attorney for the (Jug
genheims, which he insisted was a
legitimate proposition. He then read
statements from hi? argument show
ing that a combination of the various
companies operating In the North j
got government coal contracts at high'
rates. He continued that the ooai
dealers committed perjury In getting 1
the contract*. Hp mM that Congreas
man Martin P. Littleton, of New York,
ba<| tried to Imrimlnate him, but
there was nothing doing. Delegate
Wlckeral.am declared that Marsha!
Love discharged the Jallir at Kodlak
because the latter would not Rive the
Marshal one hundred dollar* monthly
from the prisoners' board expense ac
count. Delegate Wlckeraham prepar
ed a long statement of proofs show
ing that Attorney General Wicker
sham had shielded many Alaskans
who were law breakers. The com
ml I tee decided to let him submit all
possible evidence to substantiate the
? harges against the attorney gener
al.
THE MOURNING
IS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 1? The parents
of Dorothy ArnoM, who disappeared
some months ago in a sossatlonal
manner, have forsaken tholr mourn
ing and are leaving for Italy, believ
ing that Dorothy has been located.
ARE AFTER
<By Alaska News Bureau.)
BOSTON. Auk. 1? The federal
grand jury is now investigating the
United Shoemakers' Machinery Com
pany. which is alleged to be a trust
operating contrary to law.
LONDON. Aug. 1? John Hays Ham
mond, the American millionaire min
ing expert and the official represent*
tlvf of the I'nitod States of America
at the coronation, has organised a
stock company with a capital of $S
OM.OOO to operate extensively in Yu
kon Territory. Hammond and asso
dates will ship heavy machinery to
the Yukon country and their exploit
ations will commences as soon as pos
sible.
The Pacific Coast freighter Meteor
left at one o'clock this morning on
her trip out t? several canneries be
fore returning to Seattle.
200 SHED
FROM WATER
( Hy Alaska News Bureau.)
TRENTON, N. J. Aug. 1? Two hn>
;1red passt-npcrs wore aboard the
*t< anier Burlington which was wreck
Hi today. They were all safely re
moved however, before the steamer
sank In the Delaware river.
J. GHEES
; ran
(ny Alaska News Bureau.)
PARIS. Aug. 1 ? Stimulants are now
I tv sorted to in the effort to prolong
! :he life of John W. Gates, the mil
: ' l inalre stock manipulator. There Is
not the slightest chance of recovery.
TOKIO. July 29? The Canadian Pa
! t iflc Railway Co.'s steamship, Em
press of China, will probably prove a
tal loss, as wireless messages from
i ossels standing by the rocks at Saki
I are that the steamer is being wa?h<"-d
' !>y a heavy swell and her destruction,
j hy breaking in two is feared. The
| head offices of the Canadian Pacific
| Company have advised the agents
hiTe to spare no expense necessary
t- assist hi the salvage work.
| F. F W. Lowle. agent for the C.
' !t . reports that the Princess May
will be in port tomorrow. She brings
70 passengers and 110 tons of freight.
t4, + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
$ The Canning Season Is Here! +
+ +
?
* How are you fixed for Fruit Jars- +
* Jelly Glasses and the other +
+ accessories for canning? +
* +
I MASON JARS ? Pint* $1 per doz. Quart*, $1.26 4.
+ per doz. Half gals. $1 60 per doz. Caps 35c \re.T doz. 4.
+ SURE SEAL (Th? Modern. All-Glow Jar) *
* Pints, $1.40 per doz. Quarts $1.65 per doz. Half 4.
^ Gals. $2.25 per doz. Glass Tops, 25c per doz. 4.
* JELLY GLASSES, soe per doz. +
+ Jar Rubbers, best grade, 10c per doz. Para Wax, in + j
* pound packages, 20c, 3 for 50c J
+ Our stock is new and complete and now is the best *
' , J,
"** time to figure your requirements for any of the above +
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
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FREE LIST
BILL PUSSES
(Ry Alaska New* rtnrr>a?.)
WASHlfWJTON, DC An* f? The
senate today hy a rAte of forty eSitht
to thirty passed thp form?> fr?e Pat
hill
THREE BAO
MEN
Ft
(By Alaska N^wji Ibirean.t
GREAT FAIX8. An*. I? Tt?r?-e
nia?k?f! men mail? a sensational raid
on the ilarletn ! anfc. of thla rity. y?
ti-rday A battle cnswed between the
robber*. peace officers. ami other*
who joined in Ihe chase One of the
robber* was shot and killed; the oth
er two escaped. Their toot of fen
thousand dollar* was recovered
WASHINGTON
IS ADVERTISED
SEATTLE. An*. I - One of the
moat comprehensive booklet* evw ia
wwd on \Va> ?i i i . '< ? el'1
tributed by the Great Northern Rail
way. It contains the latest Informa
tion about the State and It* re*o?irr*>?!
The illustrations arc particularly at
tractive. It ia snch a publication as
the proapectlve newcomer c*n pernae
with prof't. The edition of a quarter
?>f a million will receive a wide di?
trlbiitlon. so that the State will be
greatly henefHtrd. Several pa*** are
also devoted to Northern Idaho and
ITritlsh Colombia, thronah which the
Great Northern paws
Mr*. 0. R Edwards and Mi?s Res
ale Edwards wife and daughter of
Acent Edward* of the White Pa??
Pass. located at Dawson, arrived on
the Jefferson and left on the train
for Whitehorse.
E
(By Ateaka N?w* Bnr*an >
WARHIN?}Tn*, l> C An* I
fo**pli T Rf>Mn#on of Arkltnaa*. rh*lr
man of tlk# hotia# rrnnmltt** on puN
Ho landa !n?rrv?1n<-?H a Wl?
which pro?M*?? for th? la^ala* of
Alaska coal land* Thf bill r*?>a ?h*
maxlmom royalty at on?? c?nt p?r ton
on low rrad* roata. and thr*? out*
P*r ton on hhth ?r?? !* ^oal No p+r
*on trr corporation <"an oMaln ?i*?t?r
oao !*?*?> more than flftjr-oo* hund
red and twenty *< r<=a. An a<Mitirinai
royalty of twenty flra cmt* p*r a?"r?
will b* lmpoa*d on th? I*'*** ItoMinn*
for th* flrat y?*r; fifty c*nts p*r
arr* for th? a??*?nd y?ar. and on?
dollar | ??r y?ar U??>T?af'?r
(By Alaska New* ffciroan.f
WASHINGTON. D. C. An*. I ? Th?
>w>na* committ*# on Jndiclary ha* a?k
?h! Attorney On^ral ?Wfc*rnl?m to
fnrntah all papera and data b*arin?
on th* a H??sc*-ri fraud* In lOWd'thi
wMh coal contract* Th<' commi'tn*
I wtB not makr any r<w-nfnnwnd?tt.>n*
bat will almply *nhm?t th?? o?l?fmc* ?f
i toth *4d?*
(By Ateaka N#wa Ror^aii.)
HAMILTON. Ont An* 1- Th# lia
j ??n?? a*ylnm at thk? piac? took 0r?
v?lay and waa d?#tnw?i| Th# two
'honaand inmate* wi>tp roaru^d nn~
harmed.
I. \TKR \ <~ar?fnl inr^tieat'on
rpT^al* that flft?*>n of th# Inmate
a rv d?ad. bavin* lt?rti catt*ht behind
'b* iron ?rr?w
Have One On
Yourself!
A Dry One
Rain Coat
Entirely Free From Ruhber |
Slip into it "Slip On" then H
wMf A *mile when it rftin?. %>
ft* ft Live Wire ^
line of tat* we handle <?
Seek Kmc ftnd yon *
*K?II find juirt wKrI ?
jtout mind i* made up ?
to hare
SLIP-ON
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: WILL CLAYSON -oJL
The Horn* of TheJ
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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