fflhe $!ail
y iXM'KTKKMV, YKAR SK\<-WA\ ALA>i\A
A 1 UiDAY. M A R* H 2, 1912
PRICE 10 CENTS
IMPEIiAi. SCi-OiERS
MUTINY *OR PAY
Pehin it PflU?*d Ami Kftfcbed.
Kiu:j. Fifttff Million O
War.* el Property DMftfttyv*.
\Hy A?u News itarMa.)
PK\..\. laot, *arrh l? t nis vivy
m n ? larraoli aad noting a.m Pi'- 1
tofto* ar* ;>e<ivf i ioo.t?d in b? the
latprrial trvs>p* wSo ha'.-* ?ouc.p ...
:an>*??# off ail notnUni as tit* tv- i
?K ot the fa. i are of the Royal Wun-j
1 iy to pay toe salaries due. prevwu* !
to Ifc.'lr alxitcauoa of thf [rap^r**] !
tfcp?u
FVriuer fTearter Yuan prpT*oasl>
(Twi?*M?r of the troop*, is powr
I?vw to prevent the rlouivc and pil
: .(rtr* which h> taking |4aoe The
r"j?dt nu of this city ane panic
StrtcfcWL
k feared at the o??>et of the
depredation* that the lives of fore***
<T* woofc] he m danitor, but up to
the preaeat time tb?-y hare not been
fcartnrV and it is tr>ou*(it that they
ar? ia m danger as the Imperial
troops Trv the * ??ijroaj?"e of Th*
-VlfcvM tfmw now m Chinese aoii
It in thoucht that a lai-p* force of
i eheh? frxvm the K?f?bJklt armt will
be roshed to the c?ty to iwM?? the
?n of twee tnxipa.
LONDON,* yarch 2? La o a d
f<xiaj- from Pekin ataie that that city
a Mm p.. i??xt as) bunted by the ,
Imperial trot-pa a ho have broken h?
o ?i?* Butiar.
Maay people are r?por<e4 to ha?*> .
Vea siain by the farina a>v;i?. j
?ha are < utiia* A>*i an *V> op- !
poae Oiem FVteen ttNtoa doi)ar* .
worth of property la the ? ity have
beea lift.*)'.' ed.
F*?rTTier Premier Yn*a i* nnabhr to
ooatro; tb* sitnation. He has hut a
?ere vaadf;!l of troops W vhowi
>?e has MaWt They a""e his per
Noaai body fnard of Maachartaa
trope*
There *U1 he a u-eetlap of the Skae
way Yolanteer Fire Dewirimeat to '
aicht (Saturday) at th<ir haH on
roarth Areaae. AU member* at*
reqae*"ed to be on hand
The ueorr a irtffl h?w 1WX in
the w ml:.* and * *1 active h?re K>
MILLION COAL MINERS
IDLE IN ENGLAND
Every Coal Miner In Grsat Britain
G c? cn Strike. Coal Famine In
evitable. Suffragettes Riot In Lon
don. Police Arrest Hundred*.
( Ky Alaska Newa Bureau.)
LONDON. March J? All of the
?coa] mines la Great Britain ar? a'
i staihletUl aa the reauit of the Ws
<;rike which was* called JhssU>r.?f
it is . stiniated that over one n?
lion ami fifty thousand tuiners are
ewt of employment and have Jolne )
the strike
It in feared that there will be a
oo?U famine throughout the kingdom
which will rcwult ia the closing of
all Industrial activity. This trill
? hr?w the eotlre worktoig class out
? <f employment and will mark the
rwoet gisantic struggle between thpl
laboring daaa of people and capital ;
in the history of the world
A demonstration oocorod today o 1 ,
the part of the militant snfrrasette
headed by their lead?-r Mrs. Hank
hum o? behalf of the striking min
er*. The snfTrarettes apon berojr
ing warmed ttp hi the course o>
their demonstration ended by break
tag Into an open rk* which waa on
ly quelled hy the arrival of the n?;
lice who arrested hundreds of the
Ji ?orderly women.
Amongst those arrested was Mrs j
Pankhurst. the leader of the mob
WMITEWORSE EXPECTS
BIG MINING BOOM.
WHTTKHORSK, March 1?1 hi
tiooert L?>we hat not been HKe au?ce
ea^ lag here in November to atte?*u*l
iy uie fan that both th? mails ami
:<e * .res between this place an-.
' have been busy lately
? r 'nsmiUiog messages. regarding sev
eral copper properties <m which Mr.
L?w," . as arranged for option betaf.
?akea.
T?,e properties Involved are the
?rafter. War Eagle and Le Roi. IXv
ments giving option on the forn. er
i'ave been already signal by Messrs.]
Whitney. Pedlar. Armstrong. Kd W*
on and other owners, aa well as by j
owner* of the War Ragle and Le :ioi
Mr. Low* wires that the parties rah
It* the c prions are to begin work by :
?lime 1st beginning at an early date
Mr. Lowe says there will be from <?'
to ?oft miners at wwk In this local- j
Hy wtthtit a few months
Mr Lowt does not state the name
of the company taking the options
bat from his letters It 1s believed to
N< an tvvKorn concern
Special Offerings
New Dress Chiffons
per yard i<v
New Dress Trimmings Sr**
"First Shipment of Spring Goods"
Will Arrive This Week
H. 7. L YNCH
TH, up-Te-Da':* H*bor:ia*N?r and L >;'!?? Fumlthr.
IJtfHES HOME
"journal
SPRING STYLE
BOOK
20c with a 15c
Pattern
I. ROOSEVELT
| - ft I LL STEER
DIXON ACCEPTS WESTERN
leadership of campaign
Stranucvt Ore Wl.l Mtot Kb 0*.n
PviillcAl C*mp?!cn- Se *'*r '? E
trurted With Big Job Out W?at.
\ By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. March S ? ft U an
winced at the Rojseveh he* Iquar
^r? thai RoweMit w!4 man*.e h*
?ampai^n peraotialty. He will take
i taU ch*r*e of the entire program of
.*nvasstng whtch will Uke place be
ifwii now and the middle of June.
NEW YORK. March 2? Thrae lo
Smate in the Inner circles of the
ivooaeveit heaiquarter* hoiy- state
U?at to Senator Joseph M. IUxon Of
Montana. has be??n entrusted the
leadership of the we*t,^m Roraeve't
ampaljrn
Senator IMton b** been identified
rrlth hattonal politics for several
years having held among oiher of
tine* that of TVWate at large froc '
Montana to the National Republic*', 1
Nominating Con vent 'on heM tu CWj
?aeo hi 1*?04
MADERO REFUSES TO
RESIGN FROM PRESIDENCY.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
MEXICO CITY. Mar.h 1 --Efforts
w being made here by prominent
Za^tRM, *V> are fatherir>g ihe re
?>o!llon breaking out Himu^ho'it th
M^jJj-.* u . territory to ft*Oe ,ft?
resiDtatlpai xf Pre* .mt Franguco
MMw> '
Tbe latter. whoa asked to resign .
he bead of the Government. ha* !
tet lhwtly refused. , When Interview
-4 by the pre'a tolay. President ?
?lader? stated that he woo-M com*'
?Me hi# term of office if he had to
>*>ld It hy farce, aftpr T*hl(h fce j
?*wld tram lila re-^l^l n to the
-and* of the people when h? ha.!
'Mirer.- ! frim the cra*^ of Wax.
KNOX \RRIVER IN COSTA RICA.
(By Alaska New? Bureau.)
a AN JOSE, Ports Rl #. Marh 2
? Secretary Knox of t ie I nit- 1
'fates arrived I ft!-, rit thl ? a rn
ing from the city of *"4.: a. WW e
in that cKjr Mr Knot In M aW*?s*
stated to the people that the United
States was desirous of pr>moti z
peace and prosperity amontat the
l^tin American con -trie* to the
*onth. He aaauud thorn that thl*
a-as the wish of the entire popala
? ion of the United States
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN SKAO
WAY POST OFFICE.
Unclaimed lettera remainlnK In the
Skajrway po^ofTIre March j, 1912 :
Brown. Mr. George
i Biie. Mr. Henry. <J>
i Ross, W. C.
A. E. KINDEIX. P. M.
ALASKAN TELEGRAPH SERVICE
vr, through skagwav
Five Days Required te Find And Re
pair Break. Als.ks Cable Active
North of Juneau. Voiu?l">ous 6u?
Inese via, White P*?s And Domln
' Ion Lirei.
<Bjr AlMka Neve Bureau.)
SEATTLE, .VI Arch 2? It Im* b*?n
uWarabm! hero by the Unik?d 8 aUs
4 >?T'n?e cp.v?;or* that the A1
*-ka a )e <rhi h was found to Mif
parted on \\>in?'?day nl^fct la brok
<>::<? hundred milex out. The ca
ble tender Rnnudda which In In port
j here wHi ftart for the scene of the
n *.k on Tuesday.
j Report* I'.'om Juneau indicate that
the Alaska C*bk> whtcfi parted in
the vicinity of Scatty Wednesday
night wilt l*> out of .??mmNii; n for
several dajn more It Is estimated
that. It will retire about five day*
| fo find andl repair the break, which
will impair cable cotniminkvkm t?n
Ul Tuesday or Wednesday.
The entire A'a?kan te'ezraphl?
communication has beoti diverted to
the round-about route of the White
Pass, Dominion and Western t'nion
line which necessitates the re'aylng
of all m??*&xe.? to Ska. 2 way, three
times w4th a aided eost for each j
dirMoo over which It pa*es
M escapes received here from Seat
tle are transmitted to A?hf*oft.
ov*-r the W<?stem fnton relayed over
the Dominion Hne to Whitehor**.
where they are relayed a .rain over
'he White Pa?-s line t? fhla city.
\U me ~*age* to Jwaeaa and thedtiee
to the Westward are a n?ln rehtyerl
here via the Alaska cable which is
in fwnmisston north of Juncan.
It is repWed that there la a
creat volume of bwine*s beinj done
by the overland route.
JOHNSON DOESN'T
WANT VIC E-PRE 3JDENCV.
(By Alaska New? Htireau.)
COH MP I.' P. O., March I? <Jo*er
nr Hiram Joi; - n of Calif <**'a
vhen interviewed here on the proe
t of hhi running with Rsoseve't
f>r the Vrozrtmtr* RejublWn Tlcfc
? ? ny suited that he wa? not af
?> p initiation for the Vice
i To*id<ney
COTTON WORKERS WANT
FIVE PER CENT INCREASE
(,,y Alaska News Bureau.)
cV\v Ri&NCfc, Ma.?., March 2 ? Ft*.
?uwin# the iscKon of Con^ro* t-<
?at estimate the labor dUUrnarx r*
ue re a.id !r.o ca.ans of the bi< cot
ton workers strike, the striker* have
tcc&ed to send a delegation to
ashing ton to p ace before the Hnr
can of Labor by whom the tnvwtlga
tion will tv made, the demand* at
the MrlkfT*
The chW demand of the striking
cotton worker* has been |dv??n out
by the kad?trs. a? a desire for a gren
i ? raj increaaf of five per cent In all
wajres paid.
Mian Famle l?reher returned to
lay from Haines, where ah* haa
Seen rial Unit for several daya.
f? + 4>4--!t4'*V4*4? + 4?+ +
: SKAGWAY HENS WORK- **
+ +
- ING OVERTIME ?
+ T
+ +
+ . " +
+ +
+ The result is that we will sell +
+ *
+ Skagway Eggs until further
* +
+ notice at
1 50 CENTS PGR WB |
J P. H. GANTY, Grocer t
> * + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ?!+*
i p. esiEs
UP 10 WiE
: * ?
\ RAILWAY CO ? itSTGK
I rilfiP.i A?A. AA34 }A':.7'$
Cr.it* L-t. if-. ;!cnc ~ e?
Juo.t ie t, 'Pervci'-.a ri^'inr-i of fcvt
Jeitce Submitted. Oe-itiCr. Ce ?/?
?d Out to Hu;t Quantity of Evi
dence to b? Examined.
(Br Alaska News Bureau.)
OTTAWA, March 2? The rate rtw
of the Dawton Board of Trai#
against the White Pmr A Yukon
Rout* was broimht before the Cur.*
-H*n Railway Commission, presided
over hr Chief Commiaeicwer Mable
for final iic?rin* yesterday. Much
evidence wa? submitted
Arguments were made by Att?r. |
leys for both sides.
Chief Coram teal rmer Mabie. after
hearing ail arguments. state] that I
he wmild bave to go throagh the
hu<e mas* of evidence submitted and
therefore reserved Judgment at the
nreeent time.
Aa the evidence submitted Is of:
a voluminous nature it la et - ;
pocU>d that It will be some time b? ,
for<- a decision will be rendered
NO VACCINATION FOR
STEERAGE PASSENGERS
(By Alaaka News Bureau. )
SEATTliE. March 2--Cwt?nrs of
ficials today announced that no long
er wr^M steerage passengers tak
ing pa'paye on the Alaskan steam
er* be required to prodwe a vaccin
ation -ertifioato h?fw?> bein* altow
ed to embark.
RUSSIANS PROTEST
AGAINST ABROGATION.
ST PCTERSBfRO, Feb 26 ? ' The
niMs meeting of the N'a' i malls t
party. h> the ha'l of the nohittty W
algfet, t-? protest atalW th? attitude
if the t'nlted State* in denouncing
the Ra?so-Am?rl?a: treaty of 1WI,
xas atter.d?d by fif'v merahers of
the asarr pvrile aid
?.iv"efst I' * It
'he t*t*UfctWjr 6 ?l ? ? wirf'^S if'-*
pi^poscf
I / - ka-s uf JaT.Si . f??
<nr?ta ? d f r tariff repratfe. y*":'
r-vpoiils werr in'rv'ureo in rhe
ii<iM on TV. ?7. A^cordlnf to the'r
erms, the cvstoir.s dwtfe* are to be
-alsed 100 per cent In certain case*.
Rome speakers made friendly refer
' noes to the American people and ail
attempted to explain how the Jews
had take>n advantage of the e*lgen
ciea of the situation with the elec
tions near at hand.,
M. Von Bgsert praised President
Taft. while Count Robrlnsky declared
that et PresldeiH Roosevelt was the
sworn enemy of Russia.
BADEN- POWELL COMPLIMENT#
AMERICAN BOV SCOUT#.
LOUISVILLE, Ky? Feb. 23? 0*n
<**1 Sir Robert G Badflft-Powell eel
**rm ted bis 5?th WrthdAy ?nnl*ef*arjr
here tax niffht .-rod at a btnqoet glr
?i by Ihe Kentocky Scoot Maatera
of the Boy Sconu, Lint. Go*. Mc*
fJermoU presented to tlie hero of
MAfekinR a banquet nmtalr.in# 90
rarnaUona 0?n. iuden-PownH com
pared the EngHah and American boy
*oouta. He ?aW:
"The Ameriran t*>y acoat ? more
matured ra?i tally than the English
scout of the same a*e. Likewiae, he
poser-mi <w more reooorcetUlneaa and
Initiative The ftn*H*h ecovt la more
imenable to the mUd dlactpHne of
Mie orjpurixation than the AmerWn,
and doe? not #0 readily allow hi*
t**m work to become dlaorganlied
"In the mAtter at phyMcal develop,
ment, the boy* of the really large
Htlee In both eountriea #eem to be
a boat on aa equAllty."
The Peterson made the rrmrxl trls
from FVirt Reward today.
! POTt M ER ROUGH RIDER
{
MAY 8E 9CANOALIMD
S?n?t? Wl? lnv??'l;*i# Rc. ??*?*?
Method of T errltoflal Aouljitloo.
LovJf Into Panama Canal Affah?.
/,1a#* a ????*? Rn/?wn. )
mcTOW. r?. C . M*rch *?
?v JU? tcday a-Joptart a r*?olu.
ujon Pre*H?rt Taft to
; r M; ? all p*p?r* ? b?**rto?*
upoy. ar.d with Coioffljla aod
th? v: ??* tion of 'Jm Canal 2rn?.
it ta b*lnir rwtnor#d that tlu>r? W
a scandal burUd h?n#?th th? d?*l
i wher^hy tb? t'nlted <Ua(?a rain# In
to posnosaion Of tlw? UrrtUjfy t*ron<)l
. whloh th?- F?T #m* Canal In b?h*
It Ss Uil* I'tion do? to Otm
vjwtaUton of territory thM *u ro
1 sponslbfo for ?h? lat* diplomatV
t>r*ak which ccnired b#tw?*n Uiotwo
; countries ot*t (b? propoMd rlaft of
i Secretary Knox. It la aJao nwwrH
I her? that formwr Pruaident R/x*?r*|f
is ln*olv?H Jn U><? P*n*ro* vandal.
Mrs Horwlt* and Mrs Bernard
w?t? round trtp paaa?n**rs on tho
Person today.
? v.
"iicrc were a law
c i m:' all clothe#
made from
>o ens, the
:tom tailoring we
? ciiver would be
guaranteed free from
I traces of cotton, tlie
| same as it is now.
I Our famous Chicago
| tailors,
Ed. V. Price & Co.
use only the purest
woolens obtainable,
and when we send
them your measure
: for a new suit you
Lcan ''bank on it
that fabric, style, fit,
workmanship and
price will satisfy you
completely. Let uf
show you the evi
dence.
WILL CLAYSON
THE CLOTHIER
i