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No. S02. ELEVENTH YEAH.
sKACrWAY, ALASKA. THURSDAY MARCH 25, \\m
PRICE, 10 CENTS
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
WASHINGTON. I>. C. March 25?
It was officially announced yesterday
afternoon that Thomas L^ons of Ju
neau would be appointed to succeed
Judge Royal A. Gunnison of he
First judicial division.
Judge Gunnison arrived in Wash
ton from Juneau yes ten'- to make
an effort to secure reappointment.
It is also announced that Lyons and
Judge Silas H. Reid of the Third Ju
dicial division will bo ordorod to
change places, as Lvons would hoar
cases In which he formerly had an In
terest if he were retained In the First
division. Lyons will bo ordered t<>
maintain headquarters at Fairbanks
and Judge Reld will be ordered to
Valdez until further notice.
The name of Lyons has not been
sent to congress for confirmation a;
yet. but it is not expected that an>
opposition to him will develop there.
SUTHERLAND IS
NAMED MARSHAL
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON. l> C.. March 2.*
Daniel Sutherland of Nome is appoint?
? It S. marshal for the first judi
rial division to succeed James Shoup.
who has resigned. President Taft
sent the names of Thomas Lyons as
judge and Sutherland as marshal t<>
th>> senate today.
President Taft has practically d<
t< rmlned to re-appoint Marshal Pow
ells of Nome.
C. D. WURANE
IS APPOINTED
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON. 1>. C. March 23?
President Taft today nominated Cor
nelius 1> Murane. of Nome as I'nited
States district attorney for the Third
judicial division of Alaska. Murane
was a candidate two years ago on the
republican ticket for the election of
delegate from Alaska.
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COFFEE RUSHED
INTO COUNTRY
NEW YORK. ? Nearly all the great
wjm ehousea of iht' city today arc fillnf
v illi btigs upon bags of coffee follow
iiig a hurried campaign on the part oi
coffee import* rs to fill tholr store
houses before an anticipated increase
in coffee is levied.
Dozens of steamers are brlngliu
huge cargoes of the brown bcrrv to
this city to avoid the expected high
ir.iport and it is predicted that more
than a tiiird of the culled coffee i:.
t!:< world will rest in the granaries of
Cothatu within a short time. At Rio
Janeiro and other imp >rtant ports ot
Brazil vessels are loading and will
race under forced draught to the lTn
ited States in an endeavor to beat tai
? f*? legislation.
I". S. .Marshal Hector McLean left
on the Jefferson today to take two
federal prisoners to McNeil's Island,
California and one insane patient to
Morningside, Oregon lie will be gone
for about a month. He will get th<
prisoners at Juneau.
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The new horse pow? r gasolin
engine which Capt. Peter Madsen pur
chased for the Hegg. arrived on til
Jefferson today and will at once be
Installed. Capt. Madsen also intend
to enlarge the cabin of the Hegg and
make other improvements.
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LIVESTOCK AND
LUMBER ARRIVE
Tht" freighter Transit, owned liv M<y
Kenzie Brothers of Vancouver, and
commanded by Cap'- William Me Ken
zie. arrived in Skagway at Id o'clock
this morning with 120 head of sheep
head of cattle, 20,0'm) feet of lum
ber and about B>0 tons of merehandis
aboard. The Transit will leave here
tomorrow morning for the south.
The livestock will no to Whitehorse
by railroad and then be driven over
the trail to Dawson. It is consigned
to Barton Brothers of Dawson.
The lumber and merchandise is con
signed to Whitehorse.
BOYLES WILL BE PROSEGUTED
(By United Press.)
CLEVELAND. O. March 2ft? Mrs. 1
H. Boyle, the kidnapper of Willie
Whltla. will be tried here on a charge
of blackmail for which she can b< sen
tenced to serve five years in prison
and pay a fine of $">,00(?.
Her husband will be taken to Shar
on. I'a., for trial. The money which
Whltla paid the Bo.vl ??' bus been re
covered.
NEW AGENT ARRIVES
Clyde B. Guptill, who succeeds It.
A. Carroll as local agent for the Al
aska Steamship company, arrived on
the Jefferson this morning and will
at once assume his duties. Mr. Gup
till has been purser on the Jefferson
ever since she !ui~; on the Sk;i?
way run and is consequently well
known in Skagway.
n BREEDING GROUNDS SET ASIDE
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 25?
? Bogoslof Islands, a group of
small volcanic islands off the Aleu
tian Peninsula has been set aside as
a breeding grounds for birds.
All chess players In Ska u way are
requested to meet at the club rooms
on Fifth Avenue next to the town
treasurer's office, tonight.
J. 'S. Beemer, dispatcher on the
White Pass <v Yukon, left on the Jef
ferson this afternoon for Seattle.
where he will spend Ills vacation.
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Charles Roberts. who has been in
charge of the local cable office since
the illness of Sergt. Fred Kieber, re
turned to Juneau on the Jefferson to
day.
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The freighter Farallon of the Alaska
Steamship company will leave Seattle
tonight for Skagway and way ports.
She is loaded with merchandise and
cannery supplies.
DEAL WOMAN
HAS BIG FEEI
NEW YORK,? An ideal woman
wears big shoes, according to Or l.j
man Abbott, who made the statement
I in a sermon which Is the lopl< of di>
i usslon today among members of tie
congregation of the Central Con to >
tional church of Hrooklyn.
"To be an Ideal woman." said Dr
Abbott, "the feminine type repr>*?'n?
??d in each individual must
"Discard all shoes the si7i of which
makes walking well nigh impossible
she must not consider her hands whe
it comes to a question of work To ol>
tain red cheeks.the Ideal woman must
take exercise and pass by paint ?> <1
powder. She must not be a -on;: t
of the dressmaker or milliner The\
are her servants. She must not
change styles at the diction of no *
in Paris. Her home must be h- r pa
lace, because In it she ha>< develoj
a love of beauty and she show- <ti
knows how to create It She nr
b<- industrious, sympathetic. ? tH-rc*"
enthusiastic, motherly and a tru
friend."
F. It. Calliuan, n Dawson min >
er and Mrs. Calligan arrived on '
Jefferson.
V I Halm :?
White Pass & Yukon railnci r.
turned on the Jofft rson today af: r
a trip on official business to Van< i
vor and Seattle.
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Howard Turner, travelling audi- <r
N
puny, arrived on the ?' ff?r-..n ' IK
morning :i iul u II l? t ? ?
terior tomorrow.
Mr. Nolan, manager a- D.i?^
Transportation company, went
on the Jefferson. He ?a- arrnim
nled by his wife.
N. E. Ilolshannln. who hat- been at
tached to the local customs office
for several weeks, left on the Jeff? r
son today for Juneau and from t' >?
will go to Hutch Harbor, whir, hi
will be In the customs service.
The Indies Aid of the Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs. Lid
dicoat yesterday afternoon. The af
ternoon was spent in sewing for thi
society. Their next meeting will 1>
at the home of Mrs. Royal. April 7
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C. W. McElroy. representing W II
Case & Co., of Juneau, cam !ti en
the Jefferson from Hain< s and will
leave for Whitehorsc tomorrov H<
is handling Illustrated postals .??. ! >
venir cards and reports that busln< -?
Is good.
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"Hig Jim" McDonald, sujuTinten
dent of bridge construction for th<
White Pass & Yukon, returned on the
Jefferson today after a three months
trip through the states. Mr. McDon
ald spent some time at the \rka
hot springs and later visited s. \.ral
of the big eastern cities, lie was
at Washington. D. C.. on March I and
witnessed Taft's inauguration
fAREALSNAP
j* We Have Just Imported a Large Con
? signment of Fancy Congou Tea, of the
t Very Highest Quality, and Will Sell the
* ?ame at 75c per Pound Including a Fine t
f Japanese Tea pot. in Which it is packed. J
?j* This is not a Prize scheme, and We Shall be 'j.
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X Pleased to Have Von Come and See For Yonrself
GANTY & FRANDSON
HIV IDENTIFIES IBS
(United Prea* Te '^grtph Cat>i? 9*rvlc?.)
CLEVELAND, O . March 15 ? Willi#
th?* oiuht ?f*T oM hoy. thlr
mornins; id^ntlflod th?* man and wo
man who w??r f arr??*t?>d hrr# ferter
dfty as the on?i? who kidnapped him
Tli. polli ha^' <1 -<i>\rr>-d th- ld?t<
tltv of ?h# ooiipl>- Th^y ar*- Mr and
Mr*. .1. II. Hoylo, hoth of Sharon.
P? . th* homo of th# kMn?pp?l boy
TV- vnman **?? hT nam* ??
F?ulltn?T ?b?n flrtt Th"
mon*y oM?in??1 from M- Wfcitla w*?
In thHr jwv???-MVon wh?n ?rx1
U??> po|r*- h*v#> ft rWr rftftr *<?lrwt
S-nM' tonal ?W?-|opm*nt* ar* **?
(By United Pre**.)
D \LL.AS, Texas. March 2S? Twclr#
person* * ere killed and the property
loss will mount up In the hundred* of
thousand* of dollar* a* the re?ult of
the tornado whlrh *wept ower T>-ia*
Tuesday night The <-torm was cm
eral and < au*ed damage in nearly all
section* of th? state
'Harney" is dead. Most people In
Skaitwaj know "Barrw-y " He t? ?
or rather was the trey do* owrned by
ll< rman Crimm He wa* part hull
and had a strain of ha*ky in him.
\t on?< o'clock this afternoon " Bar
ney" tame Into the Pack Train sa
loon. .lack Bend?T noticed he wa*
suffering and at once the thought of
poisoning occured to him He took
"Barney" Into an adjacent room to ad
minister an antidote, but the animal
died before anything could ho done.
Herman Grimm haa had "Barney"
for a number of year* and feel*
> i rv badly over the death of hi* do*
The Base Hall Benefit Ball of the
\V. P. A. Club, will be the er??nt of
tin year. Wednesday evening March
?l*f. (I -t out and root.
IP CRUSHED
BT ICE FLOES
(By United Pre**.)
8 A N FR A .NTIsro . C*l. Marrh 2S
Advliv* h ?tat* that th?
lHw*on oiplorer 8t?"fan?on ha* b??n
forre?1 to abandon hi* *loop off th*
the FUtmin l*lar>d? Hi* *loop **?
raucht In the lc?> flo+* and ba<llT
rni ^?h1. the crew Mniplni to land
OTfT the !<?*
S. S. JEFFERSON
TOOK OUT ORE
Th? Jefferaon arrWed in Skatwa*
at < 20 oVVx-k thl* morning with 71
paatfurnr* and IX ton* of frH?ht a
botri She K*ft thin afternoon with
20 pa??< ng<-r? and 1 22, ton* of ?ark<*d
ore from Conrad whlrh will b* tak*n
to the Taroma *mHt*r Th<? J*fT?r
?on had an un?*?ntful trip and no
rough w?ather waa ?nrountor>H
JEW TO MINA6E JOHNSON
(8/ United F real.)
CIITCAOO. I IX. Marrh 2?--Ja<lr
.'?>hn?rin. rhamplon heavyweight of the
world, has appoint**! Ab* Aaron* hi*
Manager and both will l?at? for New
) > rk next Snndty.
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