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them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
TWCi .
lAnwiican
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SHOE
H. J. Lynch
Govxxmor John C. Bkady.
six week* In Sitka when* he still
?nine It U hi the Intercut of t ha
turnips. cabbaicet and other garden
time said tie "even had carrots stick
rot*. It Is expected he will load up
picture and stereoptlcon films of Al
that Alaska in destined to conio day
trie tn operation, and to that ond
ho Is working through congross tor
the development of the torrltory.
nowno.vr Torn from
ITASCA TO Gl'LK
fleer, who i < making the trip from
the source of the Mississippi river to
Its mouth, arrived here Saturday.
he had an >rt of a score or more
.Mayor Keller and
Governor KUerhart welcomed Koefcu
and each gavu him a messago to the
mayors awl governors of cities and
along the route. Koehn Is making
the Journey In a slxteen-foo t row
boat, provided with cooking and
sleeping accommodations. He has
his schedule for the trip and plans
to inako the entire distance iu nliio
t + ^ + + T ^ f ? * "r v -r
Cold Luncheon Goods *
Pickles -- all kinds
Olive*. Ripe, Plain and Stuft
+
Chipped Beef in Class l'referred Stock Crab 4*
Veal Loaf. Deviled Ham Lobster, Shrimp ??
Lunch 'I ongue Salmon 4.
Sardines - Fiench Boneless? Norwegian Smoked
+
Fancy Bisquit and Crackers in
+
We carry only first class goods +
packed in fine sanitary packages *
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P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
TRYING TO PUT CURACAO
IN COMMISSION again
A Ketchikan nows Kom nays.
Emmet McKenna come over ou tho
Rough Rider last night from the
Portage on his way from the Weal
Coast. Ho report* that divers were
taking soundings and preparing to
make an exumlnutlon of tho hull of
the Curacao when the Uncle Dan
(.aimed the wreck Saturday. The
position of the sunken boat Is ap
parently unchanged, and there seen*
to be every reason to think that
she can be raised and put Into com- '
mission again.
PITIFUL STORIES COMING
FROM EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
8t, Petersburg, July 7? Pitiful
stories of distress are coming from
Lodz, (Poland) where lO.o >0 work
ers in tho textile Industry ure lock
ed out and 10,000 others ure belli.';
ouiployed 011 short time. Starving
men ure sucumblng on all sldei.
Many ure dying in the streets; there
lias been an alarming Increase 1>i
-full -ides, and the Infant mortality Is
the highest ou record. These condi
tions ure ullcgcd to be duo to the
Uulkan war, which has caured stag
nation In the textile trade gonerully.
Social Democratic membent of the
Duma have demanded that the gov
ernment take up immediately tho
work of relief of the unemployed,
and this has been promised, but
little offectlvc assistance is expect-'
ed. The government meanwhile has
actually forbidden the worklngmeu'
to organize relief measures for their
stricken brothers and comrades.
Rev. Father Turuell left for Jun
eau 011 the Humboldt and will re
turn on tho Alameda.
Tho City of Seattle arrived at
1:30 today with about fifty round
trip passengers.
Miss Charlotte Ambuhl, who has
been a visitor In Skngway for tho
past fow days, departed ou the City
of Seattlo today lor her home In Se
attle. Miss Ambuhl was a passen
ger on the Dolphin when that vei-1
sel was wrecked, arriving in Skng
way on the Princess May last Wed- j
neaday. Knroute south. Miss Am- J
buhl will visit In the Southeastern ,
Alaskan cities.
Warning.
Mrs. E. Young warns everyone 1
against treepassing on the properly
on Tenth ?venue botween State and
Main. Cattle and hors vi a-d stock
of all kinds must not bo pasture!
there, as arrests will follow.
ALASKA GABLE
TOM
The Alaska cable Is again out of
working order, the break this time
being In Stephens passage, between
Juneau and SItku. The line from
Seattle to Wrangell Is open ami
from there Petersburg may be reach
ed by wlreleaa.
With boats running at fre<|uont
Intervals, Juneau may be served by
mall from Wrangell, but Skagway
will have to get what news she can
over the Dominion lino. This Is al
most prohibitive on account of the
e-pe .sc. The cableshlp Uurnside Is
'Joubtlcss on the Sound and may bo
In h j." customary place in dry dock,
so U U hard to estimate when we
will be uble to print the news while
it Is liews.
SK.Mi WAY IMI'WT SOCIETY
I'LKASK MARK AYStt'KH
AccoWllug to the Alaskan, Skag
way leads the world In raising pie
plant. but the great and only quest
Ion now Is, do the Skagway wome.i
lead the world In making pie*??
Douglas News.
Ketchikan, July 7 ? Capt. Jack \V.
Duller tied up the launch Kdltli (}
at the local flout u few days ago on
a long trip. Tho vessel fs a staunch
little craft and reports having made
good time on u rough trip up from
Seattle. From hero the trip will oo
continued to Skagway, stopping at
"II tho principal pluces of Interest.
Capt. Butler will leavo the Edith >!
ut Skagway, and in company with J.
A. Mulone of this city will travel lo
Whltehorse on tho White Pass rail
road. from which placo they will em
bark In a skiff down the Yukon to
Kuirbauks and eveutually to St.
Mlcliucl and Nome.
Isaac Dennis, a Native, was tak
en into custody Friday by .Marshal
Konzo, charged with threatening bod
lly hirm to the person of Wm. Mut
thews, of Dyca. Dennis claims that
the Dyou valley is the undent hunt
ing grounds of the Indians, and h<?
resents the coming of the Whites,
who are opening ranches over there.
Dennis advised Matthews to move
and threatened to Rhoot him If h9
didn't, is tho complaint of Mr. Mat
thews. The matter wuB taken be
fore Judge Conway, who dismissed
Dennis with a reprimand, the evi
dence not being sufficient to hold
ilm.
Fine Fitting Footwear
for Women
We insist that when you c<
to our store for shoes you g
perfect fit. This is the pol
icy that has made our ser
vice popular.
We are carrying exclu
sively the Utz & Dunn Co. perfect -fitting
shoes. Having these shoes fitted to your feet in
this store insures absolute comfort. And a per
fect fit means also a better wearing shoe.
Particular women find it a pleasure to trade here.
j The Store for Particular
WILL CLAYSONl
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HART SCHAFFNERi.ta MARX *?
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