?he Jtlashan
vs FIFTKKXTH VKAR SKA6WAV. ALASKA. FRIDAY. JULY l?. 1ft! PRICK 10 CKNTi
R?>v>tv Jr.br II ? A llOWtht
i?er? luwd thta |wrt of Ne
xt.^ ?.?**, >.1cM r**nlU?s <n terriM*
?.w?s of Mfo Th* mining town of
Manms *M In !*? path of tl?o
i i,M??lbnrst snd wxo almost rowtiWr
I? wiped off the map Twenty are.
reported dead with scores Injured
The city of Reno which wm par-'
llally destroyed by fire a few weeks
Afro, waa asnin badly Injured by tbo j
storm. but no Uvea were loat herr ?
r* it i r n? t\*t
wit jsks WW .MTV
OmtlMH. Jul? 19 - A. rutt An
drews has published an open loi
ter t^dav In which he asks Pre^i
Taft to publish all his tetters
?N>*; ^pcrctarr MrYeagh
Andrews r"*iter*tr? the cha^rc#
v^iok he made acainss NcVts^tk1
and insists that the conditions in
the trMMuy department air due to
i iw auitn.le of the w<T??rf to
?iinU his subordinate* When An
dre** resijmed he complained that
: ho detiartineat could do nothing
<Hri?|t to Mc Veajth's incapacity for
doc?sio*>. He said that everything
?? talW ?r and no one could
straighten ft oat aniem the secre
tary s ou id adopt sonic svstem and
stic? to w - r " ' 1
0"1 _ r?-^i. ? wt *t*/v
TO \K?:
-nun *w ntmi.Ki
Aicclr*. July l* ? l*>t%>cUv?
Pn.nklin. who *avv out ttx? mm
riona! f srpw against I "arrow In
tb? allrt-4 bri>?injc cas* has heer
called by the for e>amin*
ikw He will V1 gtilie>i by Rod
e*r* In the alteTTjK to show him up
is r I ->-va.rVcaf?r. a thine whwh th*
defense claim* it is fMWtlj arte
to 4o
\\!Ks>\ VIU TiH R
PAOW WAST sT\TF>
Seajrirt. J aly 1!>? GoT*nior Wil
son decided yesterday to make a na
tion wick1 campaign in the inwixt
o- i">e IVmocr*t5r part* His speak
ing tour will include the prominent
citi*** and towns of the Pacific
?-*iasa. vtm the IVmocram duh*
-*re arranjrin* to receive him on
what they claim will he his trium
phal march to victory.
OONMVKI> *T
Ml lll?KH OF IJOSKVTH Oil
Npw York. July 1* -Two sus-;
perts are boinp held in the Totnbw
where third degree attempt* are be
ins made to secure their confession
of complicity tn the murder of
Rosenthal, which occurred on th
street ? few mornings ago It la
believed that the murder was the
result of a deliberate plot in which
some of the New York police took
pert, The facility with which the
murderer escaped leads to the be
lief that the police permitted it.
Rosenthal had recently given te?
timony against so nip of the officers
? ho have been grafting, and in order
to prevent further charge* being
wade, it is thought his removal wis
decided upon
?
"A\<;ki.~ of thk x?vkth
<;?>KS TO <;IIK\T RKYO\l?
Word was received here today
that Mrs Mary K. Fisher passed
away at the home of her daughter
in Portland. Oregon, on July ll.
Mrs. Fisher was well known in the
North. especially in Skagway, where
her amiable disposition aud kind
ness of heart won her hosts of
friends. Always re.idy to do a
kind act, ever willing to assist the
sick or distressed she won for her
self the endearing title of "Angel"
Fisher and her many friends will
lonp cherish her memory.
?1LU\G TO WORK
RTT KKFVSRS TO l.KAP
Iajs An coles, July IS ? Senator
Works of California who was select
ed by the proirressives to take com
mand of the Roosevelt movement in
this state, has wired to be released
and his resignation has been accept
ed.
For Every Purpose
And For Even' One
?
k Hamilton, Brown Shoe
"Will Suit the Best =
The shoe f*v>Wem wl he solved if
vou a*k {or Hamilton. Brown shoes.
No matter if you want a dross shoe
in the latest style, or children s shoe,
or work shoe, or, in fact, any kind of
leather shoe. \tw will (Jot the inost
valve for year money in stvle. lit and
wrar. if it is made hv Hamilton.
Brown Shoe ( ompan v. the latest
shoemaker* fn the work!.
^ e earn.- a full hne of these famous
shoe*, and *ant to sho* you How w*
can suit every one in the household.
Ask {or the shoes that bear this
trade -mark:
We have ticm, and at pnec* U?t will
please. 9
H. J. LYNCH
T*w U*-T?-Data Habardaahar and Lat'laa FurnWtar.
From Entire Territory Ccme a
General Shout for
Wickersham
TUP politic*) situation thRMRlli
AUxkt look* hritfhtrr rrorj nilnnl*
l<w another lirtori . .\ tnw victory
lor Aluik.i n?fv?n? another ovpt
Ihnm !>>r Sharklpfonl anil hi* par
4 j. It nMMa thi?l "<o jp.iplo will
ncnin ?<> <m rrcntli In opposition to
rt<Y)lhlns llmt look* like de^it *nil
poll! leal rroofcf Hntw*. It m?in? thai
wo Will n>nt in hp semling nar Trrtiy
rh?M*n ii-)>rm?l)itiip Kni-k to ron
Ketchikan, Jnlv 18? The West
C?ut of Prince of Wales Island re
I torts that Wickcrsham easily leads
all competitors Other candidates
Appeal for votes for themselves, but
W tckersham's strength lies in his
appeal for Alaska His services are
appreciated In this section.
F. J. Hunt.
Fairbanks, July 1<? ? Everythin j
Wickersham here. Jennings meet :
Ing a frost, Harrais w ill lead Jen- 1
uiings in this section.
J. Dillon. |
Nome. .lulv 1?? During the past
week eight vice presidents of Gil
Tiore clubs In this district have a
Iwwdoned bim and come out square
ly for Wickershatn. They claim
he and others deceived theVn in
urt*** tti'h flic "I I ilfUHiiMl
home mlr ni <l n <1 -rem tr^atm tit
for this imiUirj. Tltaf w<* will
new lj>> rtimn intli ?<? n f i?<ti r.l
n| jii?tirr. It incm* lltnl we mn't
trust I ho HhtckMnnl r?inll ]?'<? to
nitp n? j?i?i|re, liC' iti c lie r?, ic
scuta n p??1) Uwl li i iW u a> *
rotiKlit <mr j.??J di nnn !* Virfoty
inntnv riM'leotlcnj of V. I KCtMi.'.m,
nn<l tin* IMIoAlna !<?>? nms , ?1II
show tlint vlrtor) is .?'snin wlttl as.
claiming that Wioke sham had with
rtmwn. The committees have Wick
ersham interests well in h?nd. If
'liilmoro does not return soon his
Tenoes will not have a roil l?*rt. His
candidacy is beginning to look like
11 Joke.
The Nome I?omo<rat wlU make
Its first appearance tomorrow in
support of Jennings It l? a poli
tical sheet and will only list dar
ing eleetioa.
Ruby, July 18 ? ' The political sit
uation here is not active, oppo itlon
to WickershRm is heartless as the
(inly Gilmore supporters are feder 1
officers and a few personal frlendB.
The "Shack " crowd is ten ? ailr de
aonnced He>roa, the GUmore ai -
ramce neent is we)i known here and
is looked ?|>on as a poli:iral joke
Snow
AN OITSIDKR WILL
lxHUTLfiSS liK SKXT
Washington, July 19? Sen. Jones
of Washington called upon the
president today for the purpose of
urging him to fill the vacancy made
in the Third judicial district by the
resignation of Judge Cushman. It
is not known whether Mr. Jones
ha# recommended anyone for the
place
A J. I>sly, National IVmocratic
committeeman for Alaska, arrived in
Skagway yesterday on his way to
Fairbanks. Mr. Daly has just re- [
turned from the Baltimore con- j
vontion and informs the Alaskan j
that the Democratic party was nev
er more harmonious than now He
says that Republicans from all over'
the country are turning from Taft
to Wilson, that he has met hundreds
of Republicans who will vote for
Wilson this year, but not one that
intends voting for Taft. He thinks
the r?al contest will be between
Roosevelt and Wilson, and being a
l>emorrat naturally predicts Wilson
will he an easy winner.
<; n \<>it <j<?i\g aftfk
HIS CIW>OKKI> PIHiH I'.MFN
;S*ew York, July 19 Mayor Gav
nov has taken a hand in the Inves
tigation of the murder of Gambler
Rosenthal. The mayor is of the
belief that the police aided in the
killing and is on the warpath to
find ont the guilty ones, particular
ly as it reflects on the administra
tion.
Rosenthal wag buried today, hun
dreds attending the funeral
WH KTKKX PRMOCtl \TS
TO ni>M> THK SACK
Sei* Girt.. .July 19 ? A Wilson
campaign committee consisting of
fourteen members has been appoint
ed. They will do the directing of
the troups. and probably be custo
dians of the sack.
Kaoh daj sees a -number of pros
pectors going into the Atlin coun
try. Reports coming from there
Indicate that the district is good
* + + + + 4. + 4? + * + ?h + + + + 4? + *?l' + + + +*
: Fruit Jars :
+ +
* Jelly Glasses, Etc. X
+
j,
Order now forjthe season while the stock is complete ^
MASON JARS: Pints $1.00 per doz:
Quarts $ 1.25 per doz.
Half Calls. $1.60 per doz.
SI RE SEAL JARS: Pints S 1 .40 per dor.
Quarts $1.65 per doz.
JELLY GLASSES (with coven) 50c per doz.
JAR RL'BBERS-best grade-white or red." 10c per doz.
PARAFF1NE WAX - 1 lb cakes, 20c
: P. H. GANTY, Grocer :
+ x +
A + + + + + + + + + + + * + + + + + + + + + ?>+ +
OyCfT f??y, July 19? Th?w?f?r^
H ? nvflt h*? At 1?*t d?*i<W ?0
> iwnt ?? lintp th? n*w party n?m
<d thp "SmioiMl ITnurewWe." It
t-.-o 'iamc> wfolrh wHI tw? jir?"wnt
to the t'htwiKo rontpntlon wh?m
that horty A must 3.
Th* National Pronr??**lY# p
will m???K Id th? CM'W Audi
Inm ?her# d*at will t>? r
to lh?> p'ibllr to defray th# ?r*|
w?* of th* meeting, and to tft
fund* to artrnnf" ih? new fAlt Is
whom: nation ho\\ki>
m rn \? rn *i. .iokk
W *h)nr;toii, Jnlr 1>--The new#
."vice# of the entire country were
???? > d jmttrdtf by the report thet
ui attempt h.?d be^n made to dyna
mite the prwildent. The #eheme wan,
ii (,<1 a on it the member# of the
pr* * < lub of WanhinKtnn for the
purpom' of hexing * gr?tt reporter,
- ?<> i?;j for the name and sent out
ho infe ual machine utory. A few
iiours later the real utorjr wu glr
?->n out and the young reporter was
r-i-ortorially mngh-hou.^ed for hi#
simplicity.
I I.-MI KMKVs STKIKK
<WI"SJ> A TIB IT*
Tl>' dispute alone the southcist
?J i hetw-en the ran
nerymen .md the packer* ha* not
tl<^d and the result is that
|Vr- i , ??rte? are Retting no flslt
at d 1 1 ; r-'iermen are netting no
pn.v * m'-eiing of the owners was
Id ! Keichian Monday where
t ?y met the fishermen. After dis
cussing the situation no agreement
i'o. i Id he reacted T.,e matter has
t ten <p by the commercial
b .1 the bop* of aljosilnft af
ir*. The canners say they ran t
pay the price demanded. The flsh
?rmen say that the canners are (Cit
ing a KOf>d price for their pack and
should j'.iy a decent price frfr the
catch
ITALICS OK AO OIT
I'ROMHWEOT \V ARFAMS
Constantinople, Jnly IS ? An Ital
ian warship has appeared in the
Dardanelles and is bombarding the
.-oiRj cit?"* In Asiatic Turkey.
F. H. Hold took a rnn np the
',ine today fur a berry picking; o?t
lr>K. ?
urMitnMrr-w Hm: I'.^hh
O* TOI
Hon X> '.gar K Clark,
ih# Inter State f'omm?rr? Comr
?Ion, of Washington, \). C., ?
hi* official reporter, Mr. Ed ward
Willard, opened court at ten o'c!
this morning for a fontftin?d b<
Ing of the Humboldt-White t
Railroad r<uw>. which ha* been
(ore th? courts and the Inter M
Commerce Commission for the [
two years.
Attorney Royal A Gunnlaon
peared for the White Pass railrn
or rather for the American p
of it known as the Pacific A An
Railway ? Navigation compa
while Attorney Charles F M?n<
represented the Humboldt flte*
ship company.
Mr. Kalish, general manager
the Humboldt company was s
first witness to be questioned
was followed by Superintend
Hahn and President Dickeson
the White Pass
From the evidence so far Int
dured It appears that the Humbo
company has no specific compla
to make OYer the present tre
ment, but It Is contending for a r
ing by the commerce commissi
which will establish ? perpeti
! rate upon which it will be able
base future business
MX***!.* stkminh may*
IMRKOW IS IWK'E'
Txw Angeles, Jcly 1> ? Llncc
Steffina wu the star witness in t
I)arrow case today. He was rail
early this morning and spent t
forenoon (n the witness bo* goi
orer the McNamara caae and I
participation in the affair. He ?a
he wan familiar with the morem?r
and action* of Clarencp I)arr<
and he wan positive that Dam
knew nothing of the alleged b
bery
HAVE YOU SEEN
*
: THE- 1912 -STYLES
OF
I CRAVATS
J We have a large assortment in stock
? 'also
A large assortment of
? SOFT COLLARS - FOR SUMMER
*
I WILL CLAYSON-JL
The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
I CLOTHING