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? TENTH -YEA K ~ SKAGWAY, ALASKA, MONDAY JUNE 10 1907 PRICES 10 CENTS
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TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska
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Schaffner
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& Son
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THEM- The quality
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Japs WantWar Willi Uncle Sam
Tokyo newspapers and Japanese populace ready to
fight and unite in bringing pressure to .bear on the
government-Leader in parliament says try ^.tn|om
j t|acy first, that failing then fight. "*? \
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^Special Plspatch '0 Daily Alaskan)
! "Fvkyo, June 10? It is useless longer
.3 disguise tl"-> fact that the anti-Amer
eijp aR&etloft In J?pan ia serious. The
o( the empire etd the pop
! u?;?w war, nml the pressure on!
the sdmioistrition Is becoming almost .
i unbearable. This morning, Count Tool, :
the government leader in the Japanese
parliament, boldly proclaimed ihut he
favors war if diplomacy shall fail to se
cure fair treatment for the Japanese tit
izeus in the United States. Things are
rjshin? toward a crisis wiih a light
n'nglike rapidity, and it would surprise
no one if an open rupture were to ta"ke
j'laeo lic;ft>re 'font-..
.lipanos3 - paporWlnirtjIishpd in this
city toy that Japaa wottfd-Juve a great
advaDta?2 owjr. th^ B'nited States la
event of war, & ittW3?panese In the
Uni.ed State* have organized for the
purpose of blowidgi-JjP'.the American
Pacific csast defenses.'
FrUoo Japt D??r Story
Sau Frauclsiibj June 16? Local Japa
nese deny the statement published in
Thkyo newspapers to the effect that
they are ready to t low up the Amer
ican coast defense works on the Pacific
coast in the event of war between the
United"States and Japan. ? ?
' WILD COMF1
Bootli Says America is
Japanese Heaven
ISpecial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Seattle, Juue lu -General Booth, of
the Saltation Army, arrived here Sat
urday from Japju. He sayj almost
everyone in Japan wants to come to the
United States. America, he says, is
the Japanese heaven. All those who
have to labor (or a living look
{or ward to a time when they can come
to the United States.
COMING BACK!
V.J,.'
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Htsliop Inuogout
Mth ;
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle .June !U--Bishop Innocent of
of the Greek church is In this city on
his way to to A'aska from New York.
He has had charge of the trork of his
church io New York f r some ilaie
The Pack Train Restaurant will servfc j
wine with dinner orders, free in jiiaoe
oftea or coffee. Cobe on \>oys.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE OAT
Take LAXATIVE PROMO Qun'fnie,
Tablets. Drujrcists refund money if it"1
fal's to cure. ii. W. GROVtt'S signa- j
turc is on each byx.? 5c.
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SHUT OUT
Heney Afraid To Use Rnef
Again&t Sdimilz
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
San Francisco, Juue 10? Prosecutor
Henej^has decided at last that' he will
not use Abe Ruef as a witness at tfie
"trial of Mayor Schmitz. He says that
he Is afraid Tiuef will try to save the
mayor and be bos decided that his
testimony is njt needed.
BADPLACE
?hf?araen Maintain Den fur
| '^KuiuatiQu of Girl*
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, June 10? A great sensation
was created here by the discovery by
the police of a Chinese opium den
maintained for the purpose of ruining
young girls. The latter, after being
ruined, are sent to Alaska for the pur
pose of of keeping their pareuts in the
dark. After the nefarious work of the
procurers is accomplished the rest is
easy.. There is little difficulty experi
enced in getting the girls to change
their names and flee from the d sgrace
which the feel very keenly at the first.
Special Eaglsa Meeting
There will bo a special meeting of
Skagwuv Aerie No. 25, F. O. E? Wed
nesday evening, June 12, 1907, at 8:30
o'clock.
Initiation and auy other important
business.
All members are requested to attend
ani^ tiajting brothers are invited 10
be present.
By o.der of W. P.
,'F. f. EtlttLICH, Secretary
The i'ifth Avenue hotel is the big
gest aridjbest appoin-.ed hostelry In ail
the uoi th.
We Have Just Unpacked a Fresh Lot of
0, & B. Anchovy Paste
IN JARS
"My Wife's" and
, "Durkee's"
SALAD DRESSING
^XxAREN'S IMPERIAL CHEESE
also Boiled Ham and Summer
Saugage
QANTY & FRANDSON
jlhterrsiing
Teleg
(S))eclaJ n^tch Dally Alaskan)
Coocord/ N. H^aimo lO'.-ifrs.,
Eddy's son claims tWhAis mother has
been Insane for magfti^urs. H? asks
that she he restra|
Cleveland, 0,-June 10? M-rgaret j
and Helen Curtis, sisters aged 10 and |
12 years, respectively, mixed poison' in
their food Saturday and died. They '
agreed to commit suicide because of
the death, of their m^thsr. '
Brooklyn N. V., Juno 10? B 'land, an i
^fsphalt mixer, was thrown by unknown
enemies into a vat Saturday and boiled j
to death.
New York, June 10? Mrs. Howard
Qould, in; her charges against her hus
band alleges that he gave a dress
dinner at which he had big jewels
cooked in pies for the female guest*.,
Austin, Tex., June 10 ? Capt. Rich
ardson, who jilted au army girl and was I
dismissed from the army by President
Roosevelt, committed suicide Satur
day.
NO GOOD
Non-Union Car Men are
iiof Compete nt
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, June 10? In less than
a week there have been four street car
wrecks in this city on account of th
incompetency of the non -union carmen.
Three men are dead and 11 In various]
hospitals because of the wrecks.
Prisoill* Club MretThia Evening
The Prisoilla club will meet this eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Miss
Alma Mciirien.
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[ i President Koos^velt Carried
k Six-Shooter
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
In.lianapolia, [ml., June 10? It baa
loakerf out here that President Roose?- *
velt is a "gun man." While tyiog >a ? "*
apron around him for the purpose of
allowing him to handle the trowel and
pJastef at the laying of the cornerstone
'for the L.iwton monument it was dis
covered that he carried In his "pistol
pocket" an immense six-shooting re
volver loaded in all its chambers. The
president explained In a low voioe, -not
heard b> any except those in his
immediate vicinity that he proposed
to have all the protection possible from
would-be-assassins.
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Chamber of Commerce Moves
for Celebration
? ir-t'?
The Chamber of Commerce took the
initiative in arranging for a celebration
of the Fourth of July, {Saturday. At a
special meeting for that purpose the
proposed celebJation wai> discussed and
it was voted as the sense of those pres
ent that there should be a rousing- time
and that Whitehorse, Haines, Juneau,
Douglas, Ketchikan and other towns
should be invited to join in the proceed
ings..
Following a custom that has prevail
ed for sometime, the chamber appointed
a committee of three tp act on a gener
al committee, and voted to invite the
other organizations of the city to join
with them in the appointment of simi
| lar committee.
The following are the members of
the Chamber of Commerce committee
appointed Saturday, night:
E. A. Murphy, W. VV. Uoughton and
Albert Ueinert.
The White Pass Athletic Club will
make its appointments tonight or to
morrow and other organizations will do
so this week.
It is realized that there is no time to
lose and the committees will probably
meet in a few days and begin work.
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Strawberries
We are now serving delicious
Strawberry ice bream and
crushed Strawberries at our
fountain- Be sure to come and
partake of the most delicious
thing in town.
mm. Brill Cbc Druggist
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