?he S*aily
So. 144 KIFTKKSTH YEAR SKAOWAY ALASKA. TIU'KSIIAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1912 PBICE 10 CK.VTS
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Skagway Horticultural
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OFFICERS MB JUDGES
Window. 1??
K,?wn4t show* m?* ??<* of ad
m m*?ml M of hi* sjw-wh^s.
Wkm ?1dr?*inj: th* p*?o|?fc of this
C u this m or* i rut. hr *aid that !??
wu ?>?!*?lat*lT in f*ror of tlw r**all(
?f all p?W?c officiate. He t*li?v*?i
tl>at it in th?- jwo|>** who jrtve row
th??ir ofTVpr*. and th? p?opl* outfit
to karr th<> ri*ht to rwnovf thon?
rroaa roMt?ral trwt* th? Wom??nt tho
ofTV>wi do ?o* ot*T tWr Instrno
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These offices nw created by the
vote* of the majority, they are a
part of the government bas
ed 01 the wiU of the majority, and
do wot belong to the wen holding :
them who are but set-rant* put
there to maintain the law* of all |
the people He *a?t* to separate
the offW from the *>?n, and hold
that office sacred. but does not be
lieve that the men holding It are
always sacred.
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RKt.lN HV.AK1VU TtM?\>
Ta?w*, S?pt . 1> ? J?dre ft*'5
mu .teuied further continuance of
the coal frn?d canea airainst Bullock
and Houston and Km ordered the
tnaJ to besin today. Attorned Rob
Ihm h.v? notified the jndee that
he rinds tt ?ee??arr to withdraw
from the c*?e, ?n<l Mr Oushman will
.vppoint hi* aneeasor to continue the
prowet ?tt?i The men are aocwed
o- onspirlw* to hold up the gorern
ment in boontin* pnoes for ??Prly
in* coal for the forts of Alaska.
Ml ST V??TK TWK TH "KKT
OK V*tT THK PAltn
\ew York. Sept. 1>? Th- Nation
al K^nblh an committee will not |
stand for any straddling of the fence
on the part of members of the ?rira
niEat ion Every one connected with
the standpat organiaation nuist be
true to President Taft or eet out
The h.>*ds of many former support
ers of the g o p. hare been lopped
off. and their positions giren to the
faithfnl. because they showed a dis
position to favor the Bull Mooso
candidate for the presidency The
pprular* simply will not stand for
disloyalty to the old party
TKI???\ T(l TK1.1.
M.l. Utol'T ?t?\TKimT10N?
Washington. Sept. 1?? -The cam- ;
pjujjn probe committee have notified I
Theodore Rooaewit that they will b
r?*ari\ to take bis testimony on the
afternoon of October 1st. Mr. Hoc*
evelt desire? to have the chfcTg*1*
mad? by Senator 1 "enrobe and John
Arch bold thoroughly alfted, and he
say* he will show up some of the
dealings of these men, that *111
<-au?? the public to alt up and take
notice.
FAMOUS MYSTIC
IS IN SKAGWAY
The propretess 1 .olita, the wonder :
ful Spanish fortune teller, who has;
J cast the horoscope for all the i
I < tow ned heads of all the Oriental!
l-ountries as well as Europe, arrived,
I <>n the Princess Sophia, and will be
in Skmtway for a few days As
soon as her mystic paraphernalia ca
b* unpacked she will announce th
place where readings of the future
may be had
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OUR
NEW
FALL
SUITS
&
COATS ,
FOR LADIES
NOW ON DISPLAY
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DENOTES STYLE
AND QUALITY
OUR NEW :
FALL MILLINERY;
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NOW ON DISPLAY ?
H. J . LYNCHl
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WIH. BIT BUCK
FOR TWO WEEKS
YVm. Brltt returned last night on
the HinboMt from several weeks In
Juneau where he purchased the I*ur-j
It y Pharmacy. Mr. Brltt lnten?ls
making his headquarters In Juneau
the coming winter, while his family
Is in Portland, and came up to Skag
way for the purpose of shaping hte
business affairs with that object.
It is his Intention to resign as
city treasurer and magistrate, but
still retain his business Interests ln(
Skagway, where the drug business
will b# under the charge of the pre
sent manager, Mr. Whiteside.
Mr. Brltt says that business Is
flourishing in the capital city, that |
the mines are operating and the pa?*
rolls are larger than ever before In
the history of that community. He
was informed that there was a
movement on foot to establish a dent
ocratic newspaper there under the
charge of Major J. F. A. Strong,
with l.afe Spray as assistant. Tl>er*?
is a belief politically that if Wood-t
row Wilson is elected Major Strong
will be made governor.
Mr. Britt will remain in Skajtway
until the first of October, when he
expects to go to Juneau for the win
ter.
ORKt.ON |?IM?l>rOT8 SHOW
1IKST IK NOKTHWRNT
Portland. Sept. 1* ? Twenty thou- 1
sand dt liars in prizes will be dls- .
trlbuted at the Pacific Northwest !
l.and Products Show to be held In !
Portland November 18 ? 26. Al-j
thoiiirh the first show of this kind j
ever held in the Northwest, splen- 1
did support is being given it and j
there is every assurance of its being
successful.
Idaho has promised to send an ex-j
hibit In which every county in the!
state will be represented. Assuran
ces are being received from all sec
tions of the Pacific Northwest of
participation. O. K. A Bond, man
ager of the show, has received word
from 24 different districts that will
send In competitive displays.
TKVXS tTsTOMS COIXKCTOR
CAY\KT? FOR FAVORITISM
Washington, Sep. 18 ? Robert
IK>we, collector of customs at Eagle
Pass. Texas, has been removed by
order of President Tafl. He Is
t accused of favoring Dla* during the
| Madero revolution.
FI LIES
FAIR BOOSTERS
The ladtai or the newly formed
I rip rovemcnt froolety havp appointed
a committee to serve ire cream and
cako at thu Fair next Saturday.
That comml'ltee ha* appointed a sul
roninilttee which will serve home
made candle and other delicacies
The proceed* will go toward the
mitiiitonanre of the organisation
which la formed for civic Improve
ment purposes.
At their first meeting held at the
home of Mr*. Klrmae yesterday, the
following standing committee* were
selected.
Distribution of seeds:- -Mrs. W.
C. Blancliard, Mrs. K J. Shaw. Mr*.
W C. McKenale, Mra. O. H. Mil
ler. ?
Planting of tree: Mr*. l.eFevn1,
Mr* Van d* Wall. Mr* C. W. Ask.
Mr*. H. F Taylor.
Sanitation committee: ? Mr*. HII
lery, Mr* Ivdman. Mr* Johnston
Unsightly buildings committee. ?
Mr*. Talbot, Mr*. Draper, Mr*
Flckardt.
Side?-alk committee: ? Mrs. Black.
Mra Ix>wle, Mra. H&hn.
Street grading committer: ? Mr*.
Howdeahell, Mr* Weber, Mr*. Tay
lor.
Public nuisance committee: ? Mr*.
LeFevre, Mr*. Talbot. Mr*. C. W
A*k.
The committee* appointed to take
charge of the ladle* department* at
the Fair are Mr*. Howdeahell, Mr*
Treadgold, Mr*. Klrmae, assisted by
Mr* IMckewon. Mr*. O. H Miller.
Mr* C W. Ask. and Mr*. Karl Ask.
Candy booth: ? Mlsaej Klrmse,
Friedenthal, and Roblaon.
PRINCRSS K\'A BRINGING
I.ARGK MITPl.Y SH1PMKVT
The Princess Kna la due In Skag
way at midnight on the 20th. She
will bring 122 cattle. 180 sheep, 135
hogs and 32.000 fe*t of lumber,
most of which la going to the Inter
ior There is also a consignment of
100 tons olf coal for Mayor Tanner.
<-ORtM>VA HAS CAXIMDATIW
OCT FOR BOTH HOI'HKS
Cordova, Sept. IS Oeorgo Has
lett received the nomination for sen- ?
ator and R. F. Gray for legislator at
the primaries held here yesterday. |
Mr. Haslett Is manager of the Cor
dova Power company and trustee of
the Cordova townslte.
VISITORS TO UK AO WAY AWT'AI
PAIR ARK CORDIALLY IWITKO
TO Ol"R STORK. \VK WTLli MAKK
KSPKCTALLY RKDPCKP PRICKS
ON ALL PRl'ITS KT<\ DPRttfO
THIS TIMK.
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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Ml 10 SHTEKOOD
Honolulu, Sept. 19 -The Repub
lican territorial convention for the
Philippine Inland* met In thl* city
yeaterday and p?uwe'l resolution*
asking congress to grant them state
hood, The platform quote# the nam
ber of people In the territory, dvw
the amount* of Import# and e*port?,
and put* It up to th# tradition* of
the American people and the Repub
lican party to *rant them fhe Hher
tle* which that party ha* always
claimed to N? the natnral ri*ht* of
mankind.
HKKN KMITRBIXW AKUl'M)
prksidkntiai. mvR
Beverly, Sept 19 ? Pre* dent Taft
is In conference today with eastern
party lender*. Politician* are com
ing and going ?" day long, messen
gers are running aronnd and tele
grama are being sent all over the.
country. The political mills seem
to be grinding out a lot of fodder fr
the dear people to digest.
POMTIfS GKTTINf. HOT
AND FIR IS KTjVISfO
lx? Angeles. S^t. 18- -There was
something of a riot In the hall lest
night when John Harlan was speak
ing in the interest* of President
Taft. Dnrtng the course of his re
marks he made a statement which
was questioned by some member of
the audience, then questions and an
swers became frequent until half a
dosen were speaking at a time. A
riot call was sent in and It took ?*
squad of policemen to quell the dis
turbance. It is said by the Taft me
that It was an attempt of the Pro
gressives to bTeak up their meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson, of
Dawson, are in Skagway having ar
rived last night from the north
They art on their way outside, and
will visit for an indefinite time In
the eastern part of Canada.
PACKISO KlSH MAY BK
P1TVRR OF fTTTKR Rl dH
Washington Sept 1* ? The old
rpr?i?(> rulter Riwlt, which h?x b?*ii
In Alukin water* for many 7 eon,
ha* been ordered Hold by the war
department. She I* to go on the
retired lint at once and advertlae
ments pouted offering her for sale
to the highest bidder. If Is prob
able that she will go the way of
the old cutter Grant, which wa* pur
chased and converted Into a hali
but fishing boat.
IAI<H GATHER TO ORIKVE
OVER HARA-KIRI VICTIMH
Tokio, Sept 19 ? Fifty thousand
people attended the funeral of fount
Nogi, the noble Jap who committed
suicide to be with his dead emperor
The wife, who showed the same no
bility of character, did not figure so
prominently In the pageant as did
the Count.
The Princess Sophia, which ar
rived shortly after midnight last
night, bronght tip nineteen ronnd
trip passengers, who are ont sight
seeing This la an unusually large
number of tourists for this time of
the year, and serves to show the In
creasing Interest being felt In the
north aa a tourist paradise The
boat will sail at 7 o'clock this eve
ning.
IN APPLE PIE ORDER
OUR FALL LINE OF
Furnishing Goods
and
Haberdashery
Now On Display -
CLA YSON'S
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING