She ?>atltj Alaskan
No. 155. FOURTEENTH TEAK.
SKAHWAY, ALASKA, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1911 PKWK. 10 CIST*
EDITORS ARE
SENT TO JAIL
(By Al&ska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Aug. 28 ? The managing
editor and also the associate editor
of the Seattle Star, an evening paper,
two very prominent attorneys, one
member of the city council and form
er Mayor Kuwoett, of Tacoma and an
other man were this morning arrest
ed on a charge of having incited a
riot. It is charged that the riotous
conduct followed the termination of
a mass meeting at which incendiary
language was used and resulted in
hanging Judge C. H. Hanford of the
federal court in effigy. They were
released on five thousand dollars bail.
PINCHOT IN
SPIT CITY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Aug. 28? Clifford Pinchot
will sail North from this place on
September first. He will take the
Northwestern for a trip to Cordova
and the Controller Bay disrtict.
TONIGHT AT
TOWN HALL
There will be a meeting of the
stock subscribers of Wie test mill
at the Town Hall tonight
Mrs. G. \V. Wilson and son -David, j
of Whitehorse. spent Saturdy an?l j
Sunday in town.
Dr. Pare, for many years surgeon i
for the K. N. \V. M. P., stationed at :
Whitehorse, has retired from th'- 1
force, and will enjoy a well earned :
pension. Dr. Pare said farewell to j
Whitehorse and will visit his son at j
Cobalt. Ontario for a time.
WILL INSPECT
GOVT MO
(Special to The Dally Alaskan)
HAINES. Aug. 28? Col. W. P. Rich
ardson and John Rosene and party
this morning left on a trip of inspec
tion over the government road up the
; Chilkat valley.
lOGOISI
! IMBIBE SPIRIT
(By Alaska News- Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Aug. 28 ? Admiral Togo
arrived in the city late last night, lie
will be entertained by the commercial
bodies and the leading clubs of the
city.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ESATTLE. Aug. 28? There will be
a preliminary hearing on Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, for the per
sons charged with hanging Judge
Hanford in effigy. Three of the ac
cused remain in jail on account of
being unable to rais ebail money.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ATLANTA. Aug. 28 ? A fierce storm
is sweeping the Atlantic coast. Charl
eston and other coast cities are cut
off from communication.
Have You Seen our
Security
SchoolShoe (
For Girls and Boys
In
Kids
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Plei-MMe Shoes &
In
Calf
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-Date Haberdasher and Ladies Furnisher.
TAKING THE
PHYSICAL TEST
(Special to the Daily Alaskan.)
HAINES. Aur. 28? Col. Cornelius
Gardener, Lieut-Col C. W. Kennedy
and Chaplain Major J. W. Hillman
will today take the physical endur
ance test, which will consist of a fif
ty mile walk in twenty hours actual
walking time. The test will be made
over the government road.
TAFT COMING
TO SEATTLE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Aug. 28? According to|
the itinerary which has been arrange
President Taft will reach this city on I
October 16th and will deliver several |
speeches while in the city.
THE GOLD OF
LAKE MARSH
The first party to stampede to the
reported strike on Lake Marsh return
ed on Saturday's train and stated thtA
there was no foundation whatever for
the report that was sent out. They
were up to the prospect hole aud |
talked to the man who put it down.
He had a little gold, perhaps $1 .25 1
which represented the sum total of
his summer's work on that creek.
According to the story he told Jack
Chambers and Dr. Griffith, he had
asked Shorty Austin and tho Good
boys, to take the gold in and tell the
man who was putting up the grub
for him, that this was all he had:
and, that he would work a while longe |
but that it did not look good to him.
He gave them instructions not to say
a word to anyone else and by all
means not to start a stampede for
there was nothing to justify It. He
had not even staked a claim when
the party came upon him.
Mr. H. W. Vance, of Carcross, says
that he thinks that the creek will
turn out all right. He has a claim
on th<> creek and says that there is
a nice looking gravel bank on it.
' Stroller White calls the creek Judas.
Miss Edith Cooper and Miss Ethel
Leslie, of Whitehorse, were town
guests over Sunday. While in town
Miss Leslie was the guest of Mrs.
Howard Ashley.
The Ramona came in at three o'
clock this morning and left two hours
later. There was a small passeger
list both ways. There were twenty
two round trippers aboard.
THE POPE
HOLDS SERVICE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ROME. Aug. 28 ? The pope has been
getting stronger of late. Yesterday
he celebrated mass.
SEC. FISHER
WILE COME
Walter Fisher, Secretary of the In
terior in President Taft's cabinet
who is now making a tour of Alaska
ai the request of the president, will
bo In Skagway on the Second of Sep
tember according to plans which are
now made.
Yes'.iiday VW President Dickeson.
of the WhHe Pass Route, received a
wire from Governor Clark, who is
with (ho secretaiy at Cordova, stat
ing 'hat Mr. Flsl-c r wished to make
<i trip cut the WhiU Pass and that
they would airivc <n Skagway on the
morning of the Second. Governor
Clark asked fi a special could be made
up that would carry the party over
and return In time to go south on the
revenue cutter" on the morning of the
Third. It is the secretary's desire,
if they arrive in Whltehorse early
enough, to make a short trip down
the river by steamboat.
Mr. Dlckeson wired back that he
would be very glad to arrange a spe
cial Immediately on their arrival on
the Second, and that there would be
ample time to take a short water
Journey from Whltehorse before re
turning.
It is Intended to give Secretary
Fisher the time of his life while he
is here. Mr. Dickeson Is preparing
an "All Alaska Luncheon" which will
be served aboard the private car or
one specially arranged for the occa
sion. The luncheon is to consist of
food products of Alaska only. This
is done. Mr. Dickeson says, in order
to demonstrate that, given an oppor
tunity. Alaska si self-snsrtalnlng. Fish,
game, and Skagway grown fruits and
vegetables will be provided In abun
dance, and will constitute the major
portion of the luncheon.
Vice President Dickeson ha* wired
instructions to all the departments In
Whitehorse to have everything In
order, for that feature of the enter
tainment, which calls for rides on the
water and by carriage.
A scheme of decoration is being
worked out that promises not only
something unique In that line, but will
have the added value, of making sug
gestions, along political lines, that
will be of some moment to the peo
ple of the Northland.
Miss Beatrice Wlngate, of the Sum
mit. is visiting with Mrs. N. J. Black
and family.
Smith Remlck left on this morn
nz's train to Join Fred Eckert at
Whltehorse in the expedition up the
Big Salmon river.
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* FRUIT BY THE *
; CRA TE OR BOXl
+ *
* From now on we make a special *
+ canning price on all fruit by the box +
* or crate. We receive fresh fruit on +
+ each Pacific Coast steamer, and ow- +
* ing to superior buying facilities, can +
* make prices that will make it possi- *
* ble to can all kinds of fruit at a^
+ reasonable figure. *
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PRES. TUFT
(By Alaska New a Bureau.)
HAMILTON. Aug. 28 ? I am Rator
day night President Taft made a cam
paign speech here in which he mad#
a vigorous attack on the insurgent
republicans and hp also condemned !
the democrats in strong; term*
MAM WILL
BE HE ill
(By Alaska News Burean.l
MEXICO CITY. An*. 2*? The na
tlonal convention which is being held
here has nominated Madero for the
presldnecy. There was no dfecflw
opposition.
1UE EXCURSION I
BROUGHT ill
The White Pass ' excursion for the
benefit cf the people living alone the
line from Whitehorse to Skagway on
Saturday test that they might hare
an opportunity to witness the opera
season which was on at Skagway,
proved a good drawing card and H"
suited in many people taking the trip
Among those who came over from
Whitehorse were Frank li?0* ami
daughter, R. C. Miller and wife. Ed.
Dixon and wife. Mrs Denny O'Conne',
Dr. A. P. Hawes. Ole Dickson. Wm
Cathro. Miss Cooper. Prank Harbottte,
George Chapman. W. A. PiH-kett and j
wife, Mrs. Graham, of the hospital.
Sara McMillan. Prom Carcrow* the J
following were noticed; H. W. Vance.:
"Happy" Rurnaide and Arthur Lit
Ingstone. Byron Olson came over j
from liOg Cabin and Miss Bcatrirr
Wlngate arrived from the Snmmit. j
There were many others whose name*
could not be learned.
FOOL CAUSES
FATAL RUSH
(Br Alaska New* Bnron l
CANORIMtltO, P An*. 23 ? At a
mooring picture Oinw in thla town
lart ?UM, Uw ree) of th* machine
?*l>tod?d. a Tool In th? andl#ne?
fdW oat fire. which rtiMH a panic
In the wiM rush for tb? ?*!? women
and children were thrown to the
floor and t nmpW ot*t Twenty ?ix
were killed and flfty-flre ?erkm?hr i in
jured by the mart stampede
PATSY KLINE
LOSES FIGU1
(By Alaska New* Rwreart )
l-OS AXC.r.LF.S An* 2# mnfcie
Conley knocfcerf onf Pat*?y Kiin.? in
'he fourteenth round in thin rlfy on
Saturday nlrfit It was a *ond fl*fcf
LATER? ro?l?T in to challenee the
winner of the Kllhane-Rirem fl*M
SAM GOMPERS
RAISING EUNG
(By Alaaka New* Bureant
3&ATTLK. Au? J* Samuel <Tomper*
aildr???^fi the anion bihor people of
this Hty !??* nl*ht He In mafcin* a
plea for a lar*e defnene fwnd for *?'"
namara. who h? on trial for dynaml*
in* the Loa An*?lenT nv~? hnildfn*
J. M K'lW arrived from Haln*a
ym terriay and will apend a few ffaaT*
til In elty.
Mr. Vr&nk Feero "am?* np from
Haiti*-* on Saturday and HfM on
the He** yenferday afternoon
J. E ("tar* and Art Wilnon <-ame
ia from the Hotly R mine yenterdar
They report every thin* loot In* att
ri*ht not there and that they are
makin* *ood pro *ren*
Have One On
Yourself!
A Dry One
A'
SLIP -ON
Rain Coat
Entirely Fn?e From RuMwr
Slip into it "Slip On then
wear n smile when it ruin*.
Its a Lire Win;
line of hat* we handle
Seek her* and you
sh#ll find jimt wK?t
your mind i* up
to have
; WILL CLAYSON-dL
The Home of Th?
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