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No. m. THIBTKKX F5 YKAR SKAWWAY. ALASKA, SATURDAY. MAY G. l?il ?UC?. >? CM fs
IBM HS ABOUT ?1-IID CMS Hi MI
PUNISH THEM
SMS FISHER
W VSHINUTON. Ma* H -Secretary
of the Interior Fisher wired to Gov
ernor Clark of Alaska today that he
;i*d always favored the development
i r th? Alaska coal fields as promptly
as possible, but that the action of
tfe? people of Cordova was unlooked
The communication says that law
v>f the rioting must be punished.
When it wa> related here today
that the Cordovans had burned an
Krs of the National Conservation
C<?r jtrests expressed their surprise,
sa; ing that rinchet had always ad
mc Walter F Clark of Alaska, who
He also expressed the belief that .
t?n>* Himist at Soward At the pros
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MR. TONY DORTERO
TELLS OF VACCINATION
Tony Dorter?, the well known
p ?T>cer business man of Skagwav,
? !?o ranip north on the last trip of the
.io?<Vrson nays that e\eu a member
1 .if the Government Hospital Corps
\ ho was a passenger was compelled
t> show a certificate of vaccination
;ts well as the others.
Mr. Dortero at first was under
rumor was only a joke in the begin
nrg. Finall ? he learned differently
and he went to call his doctor over
pwvious trip. But his doctor made
When Mr. Dorter? visited the go\
a*. essary form of presenting the
ntiut the apparent Heedlessness of
the operation.
'If 1 were n a place threatened
by small pox" answered the official.
I'd like o be vaccinated every
"Yes" said Mr. IVrtero "A man
with soap and water."
Two women at least who had tick
lather than undergo the operation
and fine stock and is feeling fin*
after J>is ojurney.
THE CELE8RATI0N WILL
BE ON JUNE THE 3RD
that the Victoria I>?y celebration at
Whltehorse will be Riven on Juno
> ? ars. Victoria Hay will be a holi
tdceived from Alasna cities asking
f .r the opening of the coal lands.
answered, it Is stated, by mail and
the answers are now on the way
North
These letters, according to S?'< re
i ? lay in making a settlement of the
^aims was due to the fact that a
study of the question was being made
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This is the I lme of ^ ear when Thoughts ?
I Tum To |
I Summer Clothingl
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? We have now on display the
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1 Biggest , Best & Newest I
" Line of piece goods ever shown in Skagwav *
jjjj ( See our Window Display. 25c and 33c per yard ]
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Also a great variety of shades in ?
? Susine Silks, Figured Silks , Silk *
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Poplins , Irish Poplins , Colored ?
? India Head , Etc. 5
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jjj A ha no me line of White. Colored and Silk Shirtwaists and ?
Middv Blouses ?
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+ A complete line of American Lady and American ?
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2 Gentlemen Shoes for the Grown Ups.
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J Security and Pla-Mate Shoe* for the Little Ones 5
1 H. J. LYNCH |
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4* ?
a Th? Up-To-O?ta H?berd?*h?r and Ladlw Fumlthr.
S
ICE BREAKING
I Special to the Daily Alaskan.)
WHITEHORSK. May 6? The river
laundry.
The water is reported rising at
Stewart, and open water and a small
jam are reported from Selkirk
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
I, OS VNGKLRS. May 6? The Mo
were Ri\en until .lune first to plead
McManigai was not arraigned with
B. M. BEHRENDS COMES
TO SPEND WEEK HERE.
P M. Hehrends, merchant and
ROTARY IS STOPPED
AND TRAIN STALLED
post yesterday The mail ami l>as
lirouehl 6r? town.
RAGLE SERVICES ARE
POSTPONED A WEEK.
church tomorrow have bws post
CATHOLIC CHURCH
i "uhlross at H a m.
\1] are cordially Invited.
Path.r P. H. Tiirnell. S. J.
POUND NUGGET HERE AND
COMES BACK TO SEARCH.
.lohn E. Clarke who found an e*
< t-edinsly rii h bit of quartz on th?
'Cast Pork in ISM has come back
from Dawson to prospect for thf>
summer because be believes tin
chances for finding rich ledges
a-nund SkaRway are better than in
.?ny other country he knows of.
The piece of rock picked up by
iim 13 years ago was so rich lhat
I ack Train saloon for ten dollars
-ii.ee March and has already obtain
? I some specimens which he believe*
? ? be rich. He says this section
' ;is some porphry dykes full In view
'.id them outside and he will spend
i V summer in the hills hereabouts.
STILL A DEADLOCK
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
IRNVKR. May The Senatorial
; 'oct a V S. Senator. Oov. Woodrow
\ ilson arrived here today and made
PROOFS DISAPPEAR
(Oy Alaska News Bweau.)
KAN ASS CITY. Mo. May ?-8ev
>!i' as proofs in the cas?*s against
I - islators chared with bribery, have
?appeared. Their disappearance
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
KANSAS CITY. Mo. May 6 ? With ?
iitiil right swing to tho Jaw. Jim
i lvnn knocked out Al Kauffman lasl
?light in the tenth round. Kauffman
:ijfered frightful punishment. The
ciood atream.*d from his right f>ye
a id mouth and hi* faee was a mass
rv bruises. He was beaten to the
ft??or in several rounds and was down
f r two seconds in the fourth round
!'i the seventh round he was down
f( r five .seconds, in the eighth for
iiinnd Flynn fought like a hull-dog
i id beat his man up in bad shape
CITY OF SEATTLE SAILS.
The City of Seattle sailed April
' I h for* Skagway
1 evi Balmcr. of Salem. Ore., ar
-Ived on the l>o!phin last night and
\? 11 soon leave for a business trip
down the river, visiting Iditarod and
S?mc. This is Mr. Balmers first
ight of Skagwav for twelve years.
.t. .!. .!. A . : . J* ?L ?!? A "4*
GASOLINE
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+
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i case Lots $3.75 +
Delivered at the +
5 case Lots $3.00 +
, ? \ Wharf .
+ 10 case Lots $3.50 ? *
+
High Quality Engine Oil
+ Gargoyle Marine Motor $1.00 per gal. can *
+ Ex. Standard Gas Eng. .00 per gal. can +
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? This is the right kind at the right price .
- P. H. GANTY, Grocer J
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4"4* + + + + + + + +
HJIS HOLDS
CELEBRATION
(Special to the Ifelly Alaskan )
HAINRS, lay R I'pon th? ar
? .earner IVriphln. the diiim of
his town celebrated the event of
'itat ahipment of ore fr >m the Ralnv
I'nllow mine* to the smtlter at T*
':ork was decorated with banner*
t! nap prcsen? !!?? stated that
V Bnrnham and "'Dick" Kennedy
[?i?perti<<a under the greatest of dlf
? compliment to Frank Carroll and
iim Olbaon. whoae work In hrln*
i? the ore to Haines made the cele
Mr. l/lndaav broke a bottle of win*
? > er t^e first saek of ore. which ?a?
The shipment consisted of .tr> ton*
nf copper ore valued at between $150
aid $17."> per ton. and It ia hoped II
HAWES MADE INSPECTOR
\s?h'tphor**> for failure to comply
GOLD. $?3.60: SILVER. *8 40.
In an assav m?itc on rorh from
t:ip property of W. J Rloddo a vain#'
of $8 40 In silvrr ha= brwj v??<1
This mak<>* a total of $.12 .M.
PIONEER ALASKAN DROPS
OE AO OF HEART TAItURE
lAporlil to The Dditr W*?k?n?
A TUN. M*t ? Fred Markn? drop
|w) de*d laM "*#?!?* In th# Roral
Hotel here of h>irt f?H?r# s? he
stooped to plrlt up * matrh from the
I 'nor
Mr M*rh?<> had not heen well d?ir
H th* winter and differed la?'
February from sin Attack to
thA' whfrh ranged hi* death H# wa?
we|? known t ?he Nr.rth H>> U*ed
In inn*iin for a time and went
'nrwifh t? Cirri# Cl*r In tho ?-irljr
?''"Ml**. [(? rnndtirifii a mill
lit Rennett hut mored It h?r? In I
and ha* lived contlnnmi?ly hern ?in'
He rtn* ori*inaily from near fin
CMittAti, Ohio. *n<1 wm ahoit 4?i year*
US! TEAMS 10
GO 10 ATIIN
(Special fo The Dallr Ala?kani
*TMN. M ay ? ? The l#<<t team"
vr ill te?r? farlbon tomorf' <* for
tlil* pi***, but a Ant team
w H be maintained until the openlne
?;f rartiflitloTi
"??enther hail be?v>me mfM?r and thi*
wi h the rain that ha* fallen In the
r?W f*w days, ha* bee-n rft#rff?<? In
th? work of brlnclnx the break ip
WAR MflrSTART
AGAIN TODAY
(By AU?ka New* Rtir?i'i >
EL PASO Mar *- Tb< war ?i|| !>??
n- i nre at once hi* intentii n of r?
.?ianlns from th* pre*Menr?
Tb( r11 op#ninc of hrstlHfi- * will
tak* the form of an attack on fnare*
jrriind whlrh the jn?tirre< tr < a'
now enramiH
3 US r received a new line
of JOSEPH E. WARD S
W aterproof j ww i yn
Indestructible ) "Alb
English-Felt
A New Line of
Spring Clothing
Come In And Look Them Over
WILL CLAYSON- Tk
The Home of The
Clothier
HART, SCHAFFNER AND M\RX
CLOTHING