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l*r t? T Smith. * ho passed '
through Skxsw *\ in the sprint Of j
1*11 in oompam wiTh the I' S In I
tomatto*al Hon ndary {5*rve\ par:>.
*5 m?li\'*l advtsor. rot?rne\1 toi
vk A v (> 1 -? Saturday
l?r Smith has Sw with thel
l>*rv i w'-tored at Rampant
Houv on tho Porcupine. and * Ho
At the lime of tho small pox o;%ideni
jo in That locality last year, was
placed in ("barer by the Canadian
(cov-emmon!
In speakinc of tbo quarantine
states that he never put iti such ?
winter in all his prcfossion.il life
? "Consider! nil the fact that wo hart
rinotv-t*o i *s?-s of \irulont sntall
l*o\. *:th only ono death. i? a rec
oni that would ho hard to boat,
w he 1 1..- . \tremol> limited farilinos
with * hict wre *<?> equipped for
fishtirs tho di?oase is consi.lerod
It was o?l> by the ?*rt strict?sl
attention that iw soMirw * as cwi
fiwed to the immediate \ of
Kampan House. and by tho pw
. :wo of this oar* and \isilenoo tho
plaruo v? entirely stamped out
l*r Smith is onrouv to Washing
ton. * h*T>" ho mill make a roport of
tho ccwsdinons as thcx wore in tho
Rampart Hoaso district last mintor.
a- .1 ? 'I Kjarr or. tho Sophia to
morrow
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KK?? \1NIM? Hl? SH1HT
:Sea"!o. Wash . Juno JS Wiics
reeoivx?d in this city by friends of
K-\ Beach, tho author of tho Silver
Hor*tr, arc to the effect that ho is
slow !y rocainins his fvosijht, and
that ;s physicians bolieve that
w ;thin a short timo tho sicht of the
iwvpu'.ar Alaska nowlitt * ill havo
?-ntir?>l> returned To him
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Chioajto. Ill J ur.e K T>o l*ro
cressivos of this city * ho havo boon
in Touch w::h both Tho Republican
and I'emocratu- Progressives claim
'hat Theodorr Roosevelt and Wil
liam Jonnincs Bry an will h.oad tho
ticket of tho no* party
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> \KOS W II ? ( MNK 1?Ott >
l**j lioll Will lliv?V
I m le Nam *n.l sn.rtW Mm WiH
Have to Vulrw (,<miir?i?
IVwv \p)wifriiitti>ii t?? M?*e*
JMIHtv l?Wig?lh?nv
Washington. June 2S ? It wn*
stated in the Xavy department this
morning that the depart ment woul
be compelled to discharge thirty
thousand men Monday morning un
it** con cress passed the Naval ap- ,
propria! ion hill
The funds for the maintainancc
of the nary yards is exhausted, and
when the men are paid up to Satur
day niicht. there will not he suffi
cient funds on hand to meet an
other weeks pay roll.
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Akron. O. June II Members of
the Akron Woman's Council, at a
nioetinc today said that something;
must bo done to revolutionise the
?n:\-iner in which women dress
"t5ir!s are going to extremes In
their dress." said Mrs A 1. Con
fer "Only this morning. I saw.
from my window, a pirl on the street
* ho actually looked as if she had
on no clot.ies It's awful "
'It is shockinc; the dresses worn
by some cirls are vulgar." asserted
Mrs O K Olin. "I can remember
when the authorities arrested wo
men for wearing a Mother Hub
bard. and the Mother Hubbard was
tame compared with the dresses o' <
today "
l*art* Ha* An Open* War.
Paris. June 2$ -A dispute has j
arisen between the management of
the Paris opera and the ministry of
tine art*, over the performance of
the Vonte Carlo opera company,
whose repertoire includes "the Oi i
of The Golden West
Although a presentation of this
opera is not specifically mentioned
as grounds for complaint. M
Maurel stated that the opera man
agement neglected to obtain the
ministry's authority for the last
nicht's performance with the re
sult that the monthly subvention for
the theatre is unpaid.
Adrien Pemhoim. the government
commissioner for subventioned thea
ters, has pointed out that the per
formances have considerably preju
diced the theater front the point of;
view of composers and artists It
has also seriously affected the re
ceipts
Celebrate
Independence Day
IN A NEW GOWN
A BIG LINE
SILKS, MESSALINES
SATINS & SILK POPLINS
As well as White and Wash
Goods
Prices from 1 5c
to $1.50 per yard
H. J. LYNCH
T7*? Up-To-Data H*b*rd*?*er and LacMaa Fuml?h?r.
ALTON PARKER BEATS BRYAN
FOR TEMPORARY CHAIRMANSHIP
KERN WITflORIH'S IN MVOR OF RRYIN IND BJllLOT SHOWS 5J3 VOTfS FOR
'PJRKER TO SM FOR THE CPMMONtR
Baltimore, M>1 , Armory Building,
.Tune 2t'? I'pon hiR election to the
chairmanship of the IVmocralic con
vention, Alton J Parker was es
corted to the platform, where he
made a very ardent and impassion
ed speech, the keynote of which
was a severe arraignment of Theo
dore Roosevelt and the Republican
party, and went at Roosevelt in the
most severe terms, flaying him for
seeking a third term
In the Kern and Bryan nominat
ing speeches, the speakers roasted
Parker for being controlled by Wall
Street and the big interests, and
said that the only chance the dem
ocrats had of being elected was to
be progressive.
In yesterday's reports it was
stated that Kern received three
hundred and four vote* for the
chairmanship, but a correction is
made today in which it is shown
that Kern withdrew In fa\or of
Bryan, and the vote received by the
latter was 5tM. Oregon voting nine
for Bryan and one for Parker, w hile
Washington gave Bryan fourteen
solid votes Alaska delegates vot
ed four for Parker and two for
Rryan
(Jov Foss arrived at the conven
tion this morning
1-ast night Alton Parker finished
his speech, by asking that Bryan
be appointed chairman of the com
mittee on resolutions
The various committees begun
work this morning, and the plat
form committee began its labors at
noon.
The Kvening Sun printed an ar
ticle last night in which it stated
that Wm Jennings Aryan would
bp the dark horse for the Demo
cratic presidential candidate.
Many wiseacres see the nomina
tion of Champ Clark, but they
claim that he Is tied up by Murphy
leader of the Tammany gang. In
return for the support of Francis
Heney.
It was learned today that Charles
Crane secretly visited Bryan late
last night, but he refuses to discuss
the incidents cf the conference
Ollie James was unanimously nom
inMcd permanent chairman by the
National committee. Senators Cul
j bertson. Kern, Oov. Burke and
Theodore Hell withdrawing in his
I favor.
By this action Bryan scored a
point, and Immediately after he
scored another, when he side step
ped the chairmanship on the reso
lutions committee, and elected Kern
in his stead.
Joseph Bell of Indiana was elect
ed chairman of the credentials com
mittee.
There is very little chance of the
I convention getting down to busi
[ ness today as the credentials com
i' mittec cannot report until late to
j night.
The committee on resolutions
adopted Bryan's motion of adopting
the platform after the nominations
1 for president and vice president had
been made, by a vote of forty-one
to eleven.
The convention was called to or
der at 12:30 p. m . and after sev
eral stirring progressive speeches
had been made, adjournment was
taken until eight o'clock tonight.
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Now York. Juno 2? Lincoln
IWchy, the famous aviator, was to
dn\ sued by his wife for an absolute
divorce, she claiming that Boachy
was paying attention to too many
women.
fOMMITTI I UK<;l\> THK
i\yksti?;atio\s ok ha\kow>
Seattle. June The concross
ional Investigations Into the charges
which hare been preferred against
Judge Han ford were bepnn today by
the committee sent out from Wash
ington for that purpose
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CXn.HT IN KKXTKCKY
Lexington. Ky,, June ? W es- j
ley Edwards. Hillsville. Va , court
house assassin, was captured at :
Clay City, Powell county, today, ac
cording to a special received here j
last night. I
Ill ssi A s IMPKH1AI. HK1R
Will. NKVKR WAIjK AflAlXj
Vienna, .tun? 26 ? The physi
cians in attendance upon the
Czarevitch Alexis announced today
he would never walk again.
For some time the only son of
the Emperor of Russia has been
afflicted with tuberculosis of the
bone, and recently it was found
necessary to remove part of the
bone of the knee.
TAKT IIVXilNS P1<ANN1X<<
FOK III NT \KTKR YOTKS
Washington, Jlutie 26? President
Taft is busily engaged in preparing
plans for his coming presidential
campaign, which he expects to start
the middle of September.
Advices from the local office of
the Alaska SS company regarding
the SS. Dolphin are very meager
At the time of going to press all
the news obtainable regarding her
was that she would arrive sometime
tomorrow.
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Fresh Deep Sea^Crabs ? Preferred stock 30c per tin .
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+ Lobsters ? Preferred stock - - 40c per tin +
*** Chinook Spring Salmon ? Preferred Stock
^ Small flat tins 20c, 3 for 50c
4* Baratara Shrimps ? dry pack ? 2 sizes - 20c & 35c +
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+ EVERY CAN GUARANTEED tobe NEW PACK +
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: P. H. GANTY, Grocer t
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TI'HKS HOtTKD ; 121
i.icrr on fiki.p
Washington, June 24 -In a tat
tle between a romblnMl force of
Turklah soldier* am) Arab forces
and t ho Italian troop* at I,ej?da,
near Tripoli City, the Turklah forces
were defeated and retreated, leaving
421 dead on the battlefield. Th#
Italians lout 31 killed and fil wound
ed
A dlapatrh received today hy the
Italian ambassador her* announced
that the Italian forte* had been at
tacked yeaterday by the Turks and
Arabs The Italians, commanded by
General Reisoll, made a counter at
tack, and succeeded In turning the
enemv'a flank both front and rear.
The Turkish and Arab forces
were completely routed and fled In
confusion, leaving their dead behind
<T?I.MIS>S|ONKR OF IMIH.IC
MF.AI.TH IS OR. KlU'MsH
"An erroneous impression iwrnn !
to prevail In regard to the duties
of Or Kmii Krulish," said Gov.
Clark yesterday, "which would
like to nee corrected. I?r. Krulish I*
really, the com ml sal oner of public
health for Alaska While he does
not have the title, his duties are
the same as those of a commissioner
of public health In many of the
states. While he does a (rood deal
of work among the Indians In con
nection with the school service, this
Is a mere Incident of his work, and
is due to the fact that a Rood
many diseases are prevalent among
them.
"We have discovered that with
out any additional legislation it
will be possible to enforce a quar
antine, either inland or on the sea
coast, and Dr. Krulish will appoint
assistant surgeons in the various
towns of Alaska, who will receive
compensation whenever they per
form any service." ? Juneau His |
patch
FRKHKRH'KH WOII.D SMMJ
INK l\ HARROW TRIAL
I^os Angeles, Cal., June 28 ? Dis-|
trlct Attorney John T. Fredericks
was only prevented from throwing
an ink bottle at the defendenU at
torney today in the Harrow bribery
trial by the timely intervention of
bystanders, who grabbed him and
took the missele from his hand
Immediately upon Fredericks re
gaining his composure, he apologised
to the court.
MoTHKH CAMP HOl.DH
Of.O TIMF MRfflW
Offkm Arc Installed. Ami (W?
ch *c??e ('imrtitclMl Otw Tlie < 'till
nw?? I'**. Many Plans t'nder
Way Virr Iv>'?pc-n>ii? S?n?<>n
I.aat night Camp Hkagwny No. I,
Arctic Rrotherhood, hold one of
the most Intonating meetings the
rump has had for some time
Installation of officers who had
not boon previously installed look
place, and the officer* of tho Moth
er Camp for the ensueing season
are a# follow*:
P A C , Ouy Rlpprelle
A. C., O. L. IHckaion.
V A. C.t Fred Fonio.
Chaplain, A. J. Achison
Arctic Recorder, Geo. Robblee
Keeper 0f Nuggets, H. B. Le
Fevre
Trustees, I,. Muelenberg, J W.
Shearer, J J Chambers, A Reinert
and Gny Rlpprelle
Arctic Chief Dlckeson made the
following appointments to the ap
pointive offices.
Alchemist and Camp Cook, Ches
ter Pnllen.
Arctic Trail Guide, J M Keller
Arctic Trail Rlater, Cone Smith
Keeper of the Inner Toll (late,
D.' J Rich.
Keeper of the Outer Toll Oste,
J J. Chambers
I*t. L. 8. Keller, Past Grand
Arctic Chief, was Installing officer,
and conducted the ritualistic cere
mony.
Immediately after the Installation
ceremonies Curtis* C. Webb was
| conducted over the Chilcoot Pass
j and returned via the White Pass
At the conclusion of the business
session a luncheon was served, at
which time many matters of interest
were discussed and plans for a pros
perous seasons cleanup were put un
der way. The social session ad
journed at 12 o'clock
The ladies aid of the Methodist
church will glTe their big entertain
ment In the Skating Rink hall Fri
day, June 2ft, to which eTeryone is
invited Admission is free After
the program the young ladies will
serve all kinds of dainties. Ice
cream and cake, 25 cents; coffee,
cake and sandwiches, 25 cents;
lemonade, 5 cents; home made can
dy of all kinds In the sweets de
partment.
The above announcement was
handed in by Mrs Royal for publi
cation.
The Princess Sophia will arrive
| in this port at ? o'clock tonight.
HAVE YOU SEEN
THE- 1912- STYLES
OF
CRAVATS
We have a large assortment in stock
also
A large assortment of
SOFT COLLARS - FOR SUMMER
WILL CLAYSON-wL
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING