Ill
MEXICAN GITY
?I 10 Ell
lied Or?<o Society Will Send Near
ly Twu Hundred I lack to Tho
IdIImI Slutm I'titil the War Is
Orrr.
Mexico, Juue 5 ? Nearly two hun
d:ed Americans are destitute In the
city of Mexico, ami hare applied to
the consul and to various American
charitlcs (or assistance. The Retl
Croat society is giving each case
consideration and as fast as the ap
plicants prove worthy of assistance
they will bee sent home.
Owing to the troublesome times
in the Republic, uoarly all Industry
U at a standstill and It Is Impossi
ble for foreigners to get work or
to engage lu business which will sus
tain ?hem, and those with but lit
tle capital are reduced to actual
starvation, except for the aid of the
RcJ Cross and other charitable so
K. J. Proulx arrived yesterday
from his visit to the eastern states
where he disposed of a number of
his valuablo foxes, and returned
?.hit morulng to Carcross.
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NOK'l H WESTERN LG.Wil'K
Ai Seattle ? Seattle 2; Spokauc I.
At Vancouver ? Vancouver 7; Tac
At Victoria? Portland 11; Victoria
AMKKICW I.K.HH K
At New York ? Cleveland 9; New
York 5.
At Boston ? Chicago, 4; Boston 1.
At Washington? Washington, C; St.
A Philadelphia ? Philadelphia, 14;
wrio.vu, I, K Aft UK
At Cluciiniati Cincinnati 4; Urook
At Pittsburg? Philadelphia 4; Pitta
it Chlcajco? Chicago 5; Boston 0.
At St. Louis ? St. l.ouls 6; Now York
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SEATTLE FIRM LANDS
MO NAVAL COXTRACU
Soattle, June 5 ? Tho giant stool'
rutted Statos naval submarine ten
der "Bushnell" which la to coat nine
hundred thirty-sewn thousand dot-!
I.irs, is to be built In this city by tho
Soattle Construction company.
The award has been made by tho
government and work will begin Im
mediately.
IikTct
AND MANN ACT
GRIMPJOHNSON
?lack Juliiisvu Mum l'unjjle I'p ft
TIivuniimI Ih'iies iuhI Take HI
I'lace in l.ock-Step IUnk? for a
Chicago, Juno 5 ? Ono thousand
dollars aud one year lu Jollet, Is
iho sentence given Jack Johnson.
Mr. Johnson got too familiar with
the Manu act, and like most of
the man acts there was a woman
mixed ud with it. Uuder the laws
of tho country persons are not per
mitted to Induce others to go from
on state Into another for Immoral
purposed, that Is what Mr. Johnson
did, according to tho evldenco, and
now ho will have to pay for his in
Of course, Mr. Johnson has a few
thousand dollars left, and while
those dollars last thore will be u
iv. nice for him to evade the execu
tion of tho sentonce. The Judge
l.as refused to grant him a new trial
hut ho will bo given two weeks In
? 'licl. to filo a writ of error. If the
wilt of error falls to stick, then it
is stripes and no conversation for
Johnson. He Is out ou thirty thous- j
and dollars ball.
T.W.I WILL SAIL
ON THK KOrHTEKXTH
Whltehorse, Juno 5 ? Tho North
em Navigation company made the
announceaent that they would send
out the steamer Tana from this
port on the fourteonth of tho mouth j
on her first trip from Whlteheorso t !
It Is very evident that the Ice will
not be tfut of the lake but a few
hours prior to that time, according
to the best estimates that enn be ;
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
THEv
t Am&Ucm
H. J. Lynch
The Leading Ladies Furnisher and Haberdasher of Skagway
GOVERNMENT WONT PUBLISH
ALL THAT THE ?Y JAPS SI
Waiihlngton, Juno 5 ? Japan's re
ply to the note sont by this govern
ment rolatlve to the passage of tho
California auti-allen land Iuwb was
rocolvetf today.
In n lengthy communication It
sots out Japan's reasons for object
lug to the Webb law. Toklo re
gards the act as discriminatory
against the Japanose. That It is
contrary to the articles of equality
of treatment proecrlbod by Interna
tional law, and is also a violation
of treaty of 1911 between the two
countries. The roal answer of Jap
an, however, has boon kopt secret
by the department. It Is believed a
month's negotiations will follow.
Commenting on the grave sit
uation a publication says:
A democracy is a people who roa
son together and express their de
cisions by tholr votes. If thoy do
net speak the sumo language, if
th?.re . xUts a great body of matters
on which thoy cannot come to a mu
tirnl understanding, If the mental
gap between great factions among
them Is too great to be brldgod, If
for any reason there oxlsts any ir
reconcilable antagonism among
ihom, if groat bodice of them are in
economic warfare, tho democracy ca
not exist.
Tho nation ? every nation ? must
koep out peoplea whose presence wl 1
complicate tills mutter of democra
tic solidarity. They must be kept
'out, not becauso they are Inferior,
but lu many cases bcausc they are
so .different. For these reasons Cal
ifornia Is right In her effort to keop
out the Japaneso.
Their presence among us In largo
numbers would raise a raco Issue far
worse than tho negro problem. For
while the negro and tho white have
failed It co-oporato In working out
oi r problem of' democracy, whilo wo
liavo groat difficulty lu being Just
to tho negro, and while tho negro
problem Is recognlzod as our great
est one. It would bo worse If tho no
trees wore Japanese. For tho ne
groes havo no homo government to
I which they can appeal ? a govern
ment armed and Inspired with tho
.flno race prldo of the Japanese. If
' 'Santo Domingo and Haytl contain
ed fifty millions If well-organized
nogro<>8, our present raco question
would be one of war.
Wo must not havo war with Japan
or China or a freed and lndopendan
Hindustan. Therefore we must set
tle this matter now bofore It Is too
late. Wo must settle It now on the
tasls of our right to oxcludee any
pcoiklo whom wo do not think we
can take Into our work of perfecting
democracy. Wo must settlo It be
fore an alien nation Is established In
our midst ? r nation of marked peo
FRISCO < TSTOMS COLLECTOR
FELUS THE SHARP AXE
Wanli I ngton, June G ? Sec. of the
Treasury McAdoo has wired Customs
(; Hector Strutton of the San Frun
ilsco port, to send in his resigna
tion.
Frederick Smith Strutton, col
lector o" customs of Sun Francisco,
Is a prominent ltopubltcan and In
th? past has dono some good work
for tho government In prosecuting
land fraud and the French spolia
tion claims. Ho was formerly at
torney for tho California Stute Hur
l.oi Commission. Ho Is u member of
the law ilrm of Stratton, Kaufman
and Torchiana. Tho namo of Mr.
Stratton'8 i.ucccssor has not been an
i.ounced.
HUNGARIAN PREMIER
RESIGNS HIS JOR
Budapest, Juno 6 ? Yesterday wit
1 uesscd a wild uproar In tho Hun
garian House of dcputlos over tho
proposed settlement of tho Balkan
wais and the division of tho spoils.
Piemlcr Landlslas von Lukacs
resigned as tlie head of tho Interior
department amid scenes of tho ut
most confusion.
pie, proud of their race, and ready
to appeal to their auclont and pow
erful empire for aid In overy quarrel
with us. Half a million Japanoso
lit this country would embroil us in
war wlili Japan within half a do
cade. I,f.t us stop tho Influx while
the numbers aro small and their Int
erests si .il capablo of being adjust
.ll'VKMI.K IIOSTOX1AXS. Kl.KS IIALL, .H'XK 10.
HOME I' JWKK COMPANY
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Stockholders of the Homo Power
company of Skagway hold tlioir an
nunl motting In the company's of
fice last evening and elected the
followlug officers:
B M. Clemengcr, President.
Phil Abrahams, Vice President.
L. A. Harrison, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Charles Nyo, General Manager.
The above gentlemen with J. H.
Nettles constitute tbo board of di
rectors The report of the secre
tary shows that tho company is In
a prosperous condition, having ro
duced the Indebtedness considerably.
Amour the plans for extension for
tho coming year will be tho Im
provement of facilities for securing
added water supply so that tho
plant may hereafter run the year
around by water powor, thus lessen
ing the cost of operation.
Edam Cheese
Imported from Holland
This is considered about
the finest cheese made.
Will make a special price
of $ 1 .00 each for the next
two weeks. :: ::
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P. H. GANTY, Grocer
BLOOMER SQUAD
ENTERTAINS AT
"iVIiltclltlM) Girls I'luy I'.all, Making
Home Itiins, Slliles to Hoses and
run Outs Like I'rofcHHlonnl*.
Whltouorse, Jnno 4 ? There was
nn exciting gutno of base bull played
here ln.it night between two teams of
girls. The line up was as follows:
Sky Scrapers ? Deo Puckett, p.,
Grace Watson, c., Bernadlnc Piper,
Id., Iialsv Ryder, 2b., Lydla Goebel,
3b., Irone Devlin, hm.
Daisy Cutters ? .Mantle Piper, 'p.,
Kthcl Leslie, c., Irene Martin, lb.,
Margery Cotnan, 2b., Rita Wilson, 3b
Lena Goebel, ss.
The features of the game were tho
homo runs of Rita Wilson, Margery
Cotnan, !rene Devlin, two three bag
gers by Ireno Martin, tho fielding
of Daisy Ryder, the base running of
Doo Purkett and her sensational
slide to second.
Graco Watson struck out five
men while Mamie Piper fanned on
ly three and tho back stop work of
tho catchora was truly league style
both catchers taking foul tips and
strikes off tho bat like the Immortal
Kelly. Tho greatest fault was In
the coaching and therein laid the
weakness of both toams. The scoro
at tho end of five Innings stood 23
to 21 In ''avor of tho Daisy Cutters
alt ho at the end of the fourth In
ning the score stood 19 to 14 in
favor of the Sky Scrapers and the
Sky Scrapers have consequently
challenged tho DaUy Cutters to an
other game which will be played
Snturday evening, the ro'elpts of
ibo grand stand to be devoted to a
lilcnlc which will take place in the
near f:itiire. There was a* large
frowd ?nnt at this game but a
Iarj;t.v ..ill wit no.;* the next oao
'is jrt't ? : .erc.-ii wm manifested by
t.'e baso I ,.J1 fans of all ages. I rof.
Grant ii. h umpire and escaped with
his life ami his derisions wen pro
nounced very fair by all.
littli: i-'itiirrKKs noi.vt;
I'RIXIMIWAItY SQlttllilLIXG
San Francisco, June The fight
betwee?-n Willie Ritchie and Joe Riv
er threatens to be called off on
account of the pnrtles being unahlo
to come tc terms on tho matter of
weight. Tor tho past few days they
ha\e i<een haggling, until both
sides are becoming weary.
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