THE
No. 136 TENTH YEAH .
DAILY "imir ALASKAN
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3KAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY JULY 11 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
? PLANS GONE
Stolen From Govern
fment at Olongapo
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Manila, July 11? It I* reported that
the Oloogapo pUna were stolen about a
month ago.
8RVAN SOLVES
THE (HIESIION
Warsaw. Intl., July 10? William Jen
nings Bryin delivered au address last
Saturday to the largest open air audi
edce ever assembled iD the city. He
discussed politics and the events of the
Uav. In discussing the tiust question,
he said that if John D. Rockefeller and
about adozen other trust magnates were
sent to prison for a long term of years
the mo-it vital queUlon no? confronting
the l"uiw>l State} would be solved.
TO HE LP
I Telegraphers Strike
Sunday
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Chicago, July 11? The executive
board of the Telegrapher's union his
decided to call a meeting Sunday for
the purpose of tying up every wireoprr
ated by the Western L'nion.
SAN fRANCISCO'S
NEW MAYOR
San Francisco, July i) \V. J. I^od re
ton was named mayor of San Francis
co Monday to nil the vacancy caused by
the incarceration of Mayor Schraitz.
Mr. Lenreton is one of the most promi
nent business men of the city and has
been engaged for maoy years in oank
iog.
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L.A.HarrisonCo
DicsiBcsiScllinq
BOO KS
The Sec
New Co
Tbe Ua!
^Stores o
The Tree of Heaven
Before Adam
The Long Trail
Tbe Iron Way
My Life as an Indian
The Squaw man
Tibbrius Smith
Champion
Tiie Castle of Doubt
Christian Science
The Mystics
The End of the Game
Kuonin? Water
Mother '?
The Invaders
A Sovereign Remedy
The Tree of Heaven
Jenifer
Tbe Wooing of Tokola
The Second Generation
New confessions of Rebecca.
Tbe Unseen Jury
. ...R W.Chambers
lack London
... H >mlin Garland
Sarah O Carr
J.-W. Suhultz
E. M. Royale
....Hugh Pendexter
Joh Colin Dane
J. \V. Whiston
Mark Twain
. Katherine Thurston
A. Homblow
R. E. W. Mason
Maxim Gorky
M. L. Woods
F. A. Steel
Marie C'orelli
. . . Lucy M. Thurston
F. W. Calkins
Phillips
K. D. Wiggin
H. C. Rjoi
Scores o-neii Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55
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One Thing We Destinctly Aim at
in This Business
Is that every man who
knows us or read our
ads. will know that
this is the store for
quality in clothing.
We would rather be
kaown as the right
place for good stuff
than as a place where
you get low prices.
It is always easy to
I quote prices but it is
^ what the prices buy
*that counts.
We sell
Hart Schaf frier &
Marx and David
.idler & Sons
Clothing and we want
you to know it. We
cannot give you auy
better evidence of our
standard qualities than
that they are the best
made.
Copyright 1907 bf
H*n Schaffncf tfMi.X
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LIBERAL HEM
Mexico on Verge of
Revolution
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan)
San Francisco. July 11? Jose Gaudara
representing the liberal party In Mex
ico, haa arrived here. He says that
Mexico will be the scene of revolution
within three months. <Twenty-fire
thousand. troops are now ready to take
the tield to over throw Diaz, whom they
accuse of injust treatment of his fellow
citizens.
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G-arfield Investigates
Coal Shortage
Seattle, July 11? Secretary of f-abor
Commerce Garfield has concluded his
investigation of coal shortage of Wash
ington. Be says that the supply is in
sufficient because the transportation
companies control the coal tleUls. If
the shortage continues next winter, the
administration will have fact* which
will enable them to produce the |
necessary remedy.
! INVESTIGATE
Odd Fellows tUrge Redress
For Persecuted Jews
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) j
Seattle, July 11? The Odd Fellows
have passed a resolution askingjfor an
inrestion by the civil service commis
sion of the raid upon a Sunday Jewish
wedding about a month ago. The
resolution declares the affair to |have
been an outrage.
MUST QUI I
Congressman Humphrey
Asks for Square Deal
Siattle, July 8- Congressman Hum
phrey, who returned yesterday from
western Alaska, in his address last even
ing before the Commercial club sajs
that Seattle must not try to grab every
thing In sight. He advocates that they
treat Alaskans fairly, giving full value
in order to retain the great northern
tra.le.
C REAM
Airerica's tine i pniduclion. Rich and
mt-llcw. At the S-a il.-, the house of
olil lion, st goods and reputation ! 1
fir OFF
Abe Rent's Sentence Agaiu
Postponed
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
San Francisco, July IX? The sentence
of Abe Reuf, the San Francisco boss,
has again been postponed for another
week.
WASHINGTON ON
FIRST VOYAGE
Seattle, July 9? The Washington will
sail north on Thursday for her maiden
Voyage under the black ball Hag of
the Alaska Steamship Company. She
has a full cargo. I
10 SUE
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Government to Attack Trust |
and Prosecute Oflicial*
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
New York July 11? The government
has instituted a suit to dissolve the to
bacco trust and a receiver is asked for.
It is expected that the officials will be
prosecuted criminally.
MAKING A fkillf
fOR MRS. fDDY
Boston, July 9? The leaders of the
Christian Scientist church are prepar
ing against Mrs Eddy being examined
by alienists
THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE IN TRAINING.
IV.-mP.Wa 1 ' "f
? Borryman in Washington Star.
ARE WED
I'opnlar Young People of
Sbasjway Steal tt March
While all were resting quietly and
few were suspecting, Mr. Sutton P. j
Cottreli and Miss Viola Myrlck, two of
Skagway's most popular young
people, were quietly married at a
very pretty wedding last evening
at 9:30 o'clock, in the presence of only
a few relatives and friends to the home
of the bride's parents tho Rev. George
Good, of the Presbyterian church,
i officiating.
The bride was beautifully attired in a
delicate gown of white with sweet
peas, while the bridesmaid, Miss
Lindahl wore a gown of blue silk. The
groom was attired in the conventional
suite of black, and was supported by
Mr. Maurice Coding as b^t map.
After the ceremony the happy couple
left on their houeymoon irip for a short
cruise amid the quiet anil splendors of
northern scenery.
Smoked Sugar Cured
Chinook Salmon
The proper thing tor
Lunches
QANTY & FRANDSON
DENIES II
Mover Declares Inuoeence of
Stetinenbers: Murder
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Boise, July 11? Moyer who is now on
trial for complicity in connection wilb
the murder of former Gov. Steuoenberg
denies that he has had any corrupt con
nection with Orchard,
WILL RUN
Jones to be a Candidate for
the Senate
Yakima, July 11? Congressman
Jones will publicly announce his
candidacy for the United States Jsenate
next Tuesday to succeed Senator
Ankeny. *
At The Miucot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bel*,
mont Whiskies (double stamped goods,
10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific
Boti led Beer, at the Mascot,
The best dining room, the bict, hotel ac
commodations, the most comfort at the
Fifth avenue
The Pack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with dinner orders, free in place
oftea or coffee. Come on boys. ?
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MEETS JAPS
In Interests of Inter
national Peace
(Special Dispatch to Daily" Alaskan)
New York, ;JuIy 11 ? Rear Admiral
Evans of tbe United States Navy met
Baron Tamiraoto, the .Japanese Minis
ter of Marine, upon the latter's a/rival
here. They posed together for a photo:
graph to show the cordialty o) feeling
and of the peace that exist between the
two countries.
SEW OFF
Rev. and Mrs.Gleuk Royally
Entertained by People
The members and friends of the
Methodist church outdid themselves
yesterday afternoon and evening in a
farewell reception given in honor of
the Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Gienk, who
are soon to leave Skagway for the
states.
The affair began yesterday afternoon
at the residence of Mr. and Mra. J. A.
Coding, when at tbe close of a well
attended meeting of tbe Laidies' Aid
Socity, Mrs. H. H. Royal in u few well
chosen remarks expressed the esteem
in which Mrs. Glenk is hell by the
ladies. She then presented Mrs, GleDk
on behalf of the Ladies' Aid Society
with an elegantly carved silver berry
spoon with gold bowl, which was
acknowltdged by Mrs. Glenk in an
appropriate .speech.
After tbe adjournment tbe ladles
withdrew? to obtain a fresh start ?
and the pastor and his family remained
to their proverbial chicken dinner.
The climax was reached when in tbe
evening, as Mr. and Mrs. Glenk were
about to leave for borne, the ladies of
the afternoon, reinforced by the other
people of the church, stormed the
castle, and filled the house to tbe limit.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
conversation and {progressive games,
beginning with anagram* aud passing
through several tables. At a late hour
elaborate refreshments were served.
Mr. J. A. Goding, then on behalf of the
church, spoke of the kindly feelings of
the people and of the importance of the
work done and tbe best wishes for the
success of the retiring pastor. At the
conclusion he presented the pastor with
a purse of twenty dollars. Mr. Glenk
responded, saying tnat he and his
family would always have tender mem
ories of the people of Skagway, and
that they would enjoy a vacation and a
return to their home field, they would
still think of Skagway's grandure of
scenery and the cordiality of its people.
The gathering then disbanded after
all uniting io the hymn "Blest be the
Tie that Binds."
GENERAL GREELY
IN COMMAND
Vancouver Wash , July 9? General
A. W. Greely arrived here today to
take command of the department of the
Columbia, which includes Alaska.
Oen. Greely Coming
In a letter to Major Richardson of
recent date, Gen. Greely stated that he
would come north soon to inspect the
military forts of Alaska as well as the
cable and land telegraph lines. His
family will accompany him as .far as
Dawson.
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