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SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ID GUESTS WELCOMED BY SHY
WILL BE FEASTED ON SKAGWAr GROWN PRODUCTS
AND F!SH FROM OOR PEERLESS Iff
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If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
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SHOE
: H. J. Lynch
Th? [ t jkd*e? Furnisher and Habcrdaaher of Skagway ?
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none, then get together and roJoUo
O. L. Dlckeson has shown ih<
1} or Skagway nud Alaska K f? *' 1 1
iiroducu. Tho vegetable*. 'i?h.
poultry, milk, butter and leu cream
?ire produced and manufactured In
the Go ui City and tho nurrouudlnK
waters The vlsltprs will be bis
guests (or nn hour or two Sundny
?veiling; all tho rest of the tliu>'
will be glveu to the citizens to meet
Mr. Ulcktwon has Invited Alaska's
Governor, Colonel McCluro of the Ft.
Tho following cablegram from Mr
Dick'non to Mr. McPherson Is aelf
Cure Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Kxcurslon. Steamer Jofferaon, Jun
Your party Is cordially welcomed to
IHokeson will hold a recoptlou from
-'kngway 011 tho duti- of your arriv
al and all of your party are Invited.
Am also arranging a .limit r for
your entire party at Pullen House
lug and havo wired Invitation to
Govemor and Mrs. Strong and Col
onel McClur* and party Port 8eward
Have also Invited u number of Ska,;
plc.taur. to liavo nil ..luui.cra o'
Ihe excursion attend;; Kl.iuly wire
how muiiy have accepted so arrange
ment* may bo made accordingly.
O. L. Dlckeson, 1'rcdldent,
While 1'aHM & Yukon route
In answer to the above Mr. Dlck
Mon this afternoon received tha
following acceptance:
Juneau, June 28.
O. L. Dlckesou,
Entire party of ono hundred aud
fifteen will bo delighted to accept
kind Invitation to roceptlon au-l
dinner. Will arrive Skagway 1 p.m.
J. L.. McPherton.
Following Ig a list of the guests
who will be entertained here tomcr
Tho complete list of thoso mak
ing up tho excursion Is as follows:
Seth Maun, San Francisco, spec
ial representative of President Wood
Scott C. Bone, editor of tho Se
attle Post-Intelligencer, and Mrs.
William D. Boyce, editor of the
Chicago I'Odgor, aud Mrs. Boyce.
Edgar Allen Forbes, special rep
resentative of Leslie's Weekly.
J. 1). Gortatowsky, manager of
< he Atlanta Constlttlon.
K. H. Hamilton, special represents
tlvo of the Hoarst pblicatlons. ' ?
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Kiting, of
Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Cowles, of
Mr. and Mrs. B. 51. Morehead, anil
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* Cold Luncheon Goods ?
Picklcs ? all kinds Camenbert Cheese
+ Olives, Ripe, Plain and Stuft Corso Cheese
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.j. Cliipped Beef in Glass Pre'erred Stock C rab
Veal Lon', Deviled Ham Lobster, Shrimp 4
^ Lunch Tongue Salmon
Sardines ? Frcnch Boneless - Norwegian Smoked
4
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Fancy Bisquit and Crackers in
Packages or Bulk
1 We carry only first class gocds
* packed in fine sanitary packages
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* P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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BURNING HEM
KILLS SCORES
111 mm
Chicago, Juno D8 ? Tho ontlro out
la sweltering again because of an
Insufferablo hot wave which begnu
Its blasting effects yesterday, in
Chicago thorc are sixteen dead and
two hundred prostrated with the
heatj
Cleveland ? Seventeen victims of
the lntouso boat wavo have died In
this city during tho past twenty four
hours. Scoros are prostrate uud
hospitals are ovorrun with victims.
Philadelphia ? Twenty two pooplo
are dead In the city today and hun
dreds prostrated owing to tho lntoni
heat. Tho suffering Is somethlns
terrible, with no promlso of Immed
iate roleose.
Grand ltaplds-- Klovon deaths are
reported from various points In
Michigan caused by the heat wave.
Suffering is widespread and prostra
tions occur hourly In all tho cities.
WHITK Sli VVKHS NOT
POPULAK IX CAN Alt A
Montreal, 3 p. m. ? Late reportH
this afternoon say that tho govern
ment cannot Interfere to arrest
Jack Johnson, because there Is no
law covering tho caso. He will sail
for Franco tomorrow.
Washington, June 28 ? The fed
eral government has wirod Canada,
asking that Jack Johuson bo inter
cepted and returned to the Unit
ed States, whero he is under acn
tenco on a criminal charge, pend
ing an appeal.
Although there are no extradition
laws or agreements with Canada
covering the whlto slave traffic, It
Is believed that Cannda will return
him upon the grounds that ho is an
unrcsirable citizen.
Montreal, Jun 28 ? Upon the re
aut rt of Secretary of State Bryan,
the Canadian government has plac
id .'ack Johuson under arrest pend
ing hl-i depor'ntion as an undea'r
able -It lien. He will be returned to
the Mnltcd Sf:it<-s.
I>KMS Fl'T COTTON THKRAI)
ON PUKE LIST
Washington, June 28 ? The Dem
ocrats are still caucusing and still
adding tholr votes to pl'lng up the
free list. Today they decided to
support f roe cotton sewing thread.
Chnrle
for n i
strike v
tweeu Hi
or of Wt
have koii
SCOUIS |>r
lies may
tempt to
Leadei
banded
strike which ban beeii called for the
first of July. Thousands of woru
men will bo Involved In the Indus
trial conflict.
Brooklyn, June 28? The oil s.e int
er Mohawk, belonging to the Stand
ard Oil company exploded <h;n
morning and burned to the wai'ii s
edge. Five men who were aboard at
the time of the explosion were burn
ed to death. The Mohawk was an
chored at some distance from the
dock when the explosion took pfcwe
and but little damago was done to
shipping aside from the Iojs tf
herself. Tho Mohawk was loadeJ
with fuel oil.
New York, June 28 ? Gunboat
Smith added another victory to his
list last night, when he went on for
n twenty round fight with Ce rg-i
Rodel. Smith started pushing things
as soon as he stepped into the con
test, and made known what ho In
tended 10 do by knocking down Ro
del bOi'ure the first round had fair
ly started.
In tho third round Smith floored
Rodel twice and bruised him up to
such an extent that the referee s'.ep
ed lu and stopped the contest to
prevent a coinplote knockout.
The Post baseball team from Ft.
Seward is scheduled to play a g.iine
on the local grounds tomorrow wltn
the Skagway nine. The game will
be called at 2 o'clock lu the nf'o/
noon.
Fine Fitting Footwear
for Women
We insist that .when you come
to our store for shoes you get a
pcrfect 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 People j.
?WILL CLAYSONl
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