She $aily ^lashan
ITH YKAR SKAttWAY ALASKA, SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, HH 3 PRICE 10 CENTS
FUTURE KING
OF BRITAIN 10
VISIT B. C. COAST
(HJMOUi W HWATRICK
KKC1LLS KAKI Y UYKA DAYS
tke I 'all.1 Alaakau. w*? porolloU trotf
i [>ui>imiW<1 by a man I;
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
THEv .
Jliiwucan
5 HOE
H. J. Lynch
FAIRBANKS TO Gill
LESS 11 II DAIS
AUTOMOBILE 111 II PASSENG
ERS IKES 320 MILES OVER
ALASKA ROADS lit 45 RRS.
mobile with John Konin ami John
from Fairbanks, makinu the run In
The Chamber of Commerce
has appointed a committee to tuduce
the Alaska Road Commission and of
flcluls of the railroad to improve th
Claim jumping is reported from S<
shaunu. Several new strikes are re
ported from that district.
Votes For Women
as Necessary as
the Broom
By Mr*. HELEN K1NC ROBINSON.
State Senator, of Colorado
Hvote is as necessary to the cleanliness of my
HOME AS A BROOM. A HOME CANNOT POSSIBLY BE
CLEAN WITHOUT A VOTE.
Wo may got the vote throughout the nation if wo exert
what somo men call our nveet womanly influence ? that is, if we dance
h* did Salcme for the head of a man. In other words, wo will FLIRT
OURSELVES INTO THE VOTE.
Anti- ??-em to be ontirely in tfco east, and since I have met a few
I have been told so many plain and fancy lies about suffrage for
Tliev say women with votes neglect their homes. I do. I neglect
my home about TWENTY MINUTES EACH YEAR while I go
around the corner to vote. Onco I neglected it half an hour while I
copied the recipe for totrato soup from a neighbor I met at tho polls.
That was a most romantio tomato soup I served next day.
Do the women of nonvoting states spend more than twenty min
ute* each year away from home playing bridge ? I wonder.
They -ay women want all tho offices. Woli, tho men vyill also ro
tain the vote, and I don't know that it would do much harm to have a
MUNICIPAL HOUSEWIFE AT THE HEAD OF CITY G OV
ER N*EM NT.
Remember, that what America wants today is a spiritual sidelight
on municipal and national offices, and tho men, clover as they are,
CAXXOT FURNISH IT.
Sullivan uiiJ Jack Prawllng bain* ft
tuong the number who ar? Hiving the
..rojivi ?? rious consideration.
S|?vii?l Mu-onic Meeting
There will be a spoctal meeting of
White l'aaa Lodge P. & A. M. this
evening at 8:30. Work In tho K
A. dogree. Boar this In wl ml
Special Prices
ON FRUIT BY THE BOX
Following our usual custom, we will maka specially attractive
price-* on all fruits by the box during the canning season.
WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OP
JELLY GLASSES <
FRUIT JARS 1
JAR RUBBERS -
And art' prepared to ta.'.u" care of your orders satisfactorily ]
P. H. GANTY, Grocer ;
MILITARY MEN FORMING
I<OYAI. I.OIHJK OF MOOSE
National Director J. Frederick
Johnson Is organizing u lodge of ths
Loyal Order of Moose at Fort Sew
ard. Over seventy applications have
been filed with him and as soon is
the regallu arrives the Institution of
tho now lodgo will be hold.
Mr. Johnson stated that the char
ter will be closed whon 100 hove
slngned up and he fully expects this
number at the first meeting. Al
though the membership of this lodge
will be restricted to men In the mili
tary sorvlce, the members will affil
iate with all tho 1,400 Moose lodges
all over the world.
K A I It ISA N KS A NS EXAM I X K
GOLD FROM Sl'SHAXXA
Thore arc n number of Fairbanks ;
'.teoplo in the city, who arrived last j
eenlng on route to the outside, anion?
them being Frank A. Rivers, one of
iAo old time mining men of tho
north.
Upon their arrival at Dawson they
first saw some of the gold brought
cut from the new strike at Sushan
t.a. Mr. Rivers examined It and
describes It as being coarse and
slightly tarnished, and Is of ? good
character and avoraglng from an
eighth to a quarter of an Inch in di
ameter. shaped something like n
squaBh seed, and Is Intersperse.!
with nuggets of fair size and var
ious shapes.
Itoyle and Tiiylor are tho gentle
lr.on who brought the two hundred
ounces to Dawson, though the gold
.vng taken out by James and Nelson,
who were grubstaked by Mr. John
son of Dawson. Who has since sold
his laundry business in that city and
gone to the now gold field.
In the opinlou of Mr. Rivers, n
good strike has been mad* In th? Su
Shanna. He Is leaving for the south
and may return and go Into the dis
covery In caso subsequent develop
ments show permanency.
TAMMANY METHODS CSKD
ON MEXICAN AMRASSADOK
NEW YORK, Aug. 2 ? Ambassado
Wilson was taken In by a plekpock
ot at the depot this morning and re
lieved of his purse containing more
than one hundred dollars.
FOR SALE ? Auto piano playor,
bench seat, roll cabinet with sixty
rolls music. I'rico $500. Lieut.
Potter, Fort Seward, Alaska. 2-lw.
BRYAN A TRUE
DISCIPLE V
SWEET PEACE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 ? Secretary
Bryan announced today that the war
ring fuctlons In Mexico are now try
ing to bring about peace. Me Ik as
sisting in the peace movement, und
can vee a promise of fulfillment of
the hope forsettled conditions.
<'m>i<;h <;kts place
VACATED BY KI.MOT
NEW YORK, Aug. 2? William
Clough will succeed Howard Elliott
as head of the Northern Pacific rail
road. Mr. Elliott was recently giv
en President Mcllen's place ou the
New Haven.
Mi l. MALI, SK.VT ALONO
FOR Fl'RTHKll EXAMINATION
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2? Tho ex
aniliiatlou of Mulhall was finished by
the senate committee toiluy. He will
begin his wrestle with the house com
mittec Monday.
PltOMINENT M VS COMIX*;
TO III' NT I1HJ (JAME
SEATTLE, Aug. 2 ? Belden Roach,
(be famous Pennsylvania shipbuilder,
sails north tonight on the Humboldt
to hunt big game In Alaska.
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY
MAKE OFFICIAL CHAXUES
SEATTLE, Ag. 2 ? Harry Brand'.,
district passengor agent for the Pa
cific Coast Steamship company has
been appotntd general agent of the
passenger department succeeding
George Andrews.
Mr. Andrews has been In falling
health for a long time and it was
found necessary for him to be given
another place. It Is thought that he
will go to California.
Steamboat day tomorrow. Jeffer
eon, Alameda and Mariposa of the Al
aska Steamship company line are
1 all expected.
THE CRY OF THE TIMES
IS FOR
RUBBER SOLED
FOOTWEAR
WE HAVE THEM
We also Have- a^large line^of
O'DONNELL SHOES
FOR MEN
Drop in andj look them [over
I
CLA YSON