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Among the passengers w ho ariw ed in
Skyway yesterday on the City of Seat
tle was Capt. P. H. Kuhn and family,
who are on a pleasure trip to Alaska
points. Captain Kuhn was one i>f the
hrst captains of militia in the territory
nf New Mexico anil lia? beep connect u
with the qmrterniasters departmeu' o!
tbe army at different place* throughout
the country for the past twentj ..it
years. The part\ made a side trip to
to White Pass today anil wttt continue
on to Sitka tonight.
United States Marshal .1. M. Shoupj
arrived in the city yesterday uom Jaiv
eau on the City of Seattle. Marshal
Shoup is making his annual inspection
of government property and buildings
in Alaska and reports hating so tat
fouud everything iu first class order.
Karly in August Mr. Shoup intends to
take a vacation and will spend -.evera!
weeks in the south.
Chaplain Ferry of Fort William tl.
Seward, came up on the l ily of Seattle
today. A few weeks ago Father b'errj
suffered an accident which resu ted in a
broken leg and is now ion ?? to get
around on crutches and may bi' co
pelted to do so for several months to
come.
Dr. A. O. Holmes, E. L. Web bet t
L. Osboroe and A. B. Holme* and son.
comprise a party of sightseers who ?eri
in the city this morning, having arrived
on the City of Seattle Sund ?y. he
gentlemen hail from New V. esuuinster,
B. C.. and are delighted with what thev
have so far ^eeu of Alaska.
S. C. Cowgil!. wife and son, of Monte
zuma, lad., accompanied by Geo. Dead
man, went to Denver glacier this morn
ing. The p?rtv came up on the ( ty
of Seattle last nigtit -ud intend remain
ing sevef 'l days in the city and dut'Ti-'
which they will make *.de trips to
points of interest hereabouts.
E. G. Beer, the I-ivinsfSton creek ;
mining opeia'or his b- cti stopp.ug at
the Fifth Avenue hotel for sei 1 ral it. > >.
on bis way out on a business trip. Mr
Beer states that I'ispatchi-r Walli.-S s
making a Cue shewing ou his placer
mining claim on I.iving9ton creek.
A'. W. '.Treadirold, who is prominently
connected with the TteaJsold cjiice-,
sions, caire in cn tlv City of Seattle last
night anil continued on to Dawson this
morning. He was a guest of the party
aboard the Borii'W priv.tt ? car a< far as
Whitehorse.
J. S. Wi soc. formerly claim agent of
the White Pas-- railroad, who h s !>? en
suffering from ill health f??:- xime time,
leaves tonight fur (a ifornU on ?n ex
tended vacation.
J M. l okor. ar.il family arrivxl on I
the City of Sfttfle yesterd iv and art'
quarteti at the Pitt h Avenue. The parry
is making a tour of Alas!;a a^d will g
ou to Dawson and return via Sicagwai
Waugh brothers the dUcoverers of
the rich plactrs on McKenzie cr ek,
passed through Skagway on their re
turn to their property after a visit with
friends in Ottawa.
Dr. Wills, the well known wining
operator, of Kourtymilc and Dawson,
accompanied by his wife, were io the
city this morning on their way ho ne
after a visit of several weeks in Sar
Francisco and coast cities.
Mrs. Kazie Krauezunas. wife of Im
migration Inspector Krauezutias of Ket
eh i ican, is in the city on a vi?it and is
stopping at the Pullen house.
Mrs. Dr. Norman today entertained
at luncheon Mr. Knight and Mlssts
Wel ington and Amun^sob of the Cify
of Seattle.;
J. Woods Smith ami wife of I'ortliiDd,
aiV at toe fifth Avenue hotel. Mr.
Smith in ?t prominent hardware mer
chant of l'ortland and iscjmbining busi
ness aod pleasure by malting a trip
through Alaska.
Miss Mil.ired Kreischel, who has been
visiting with relatives here, will leave
oa the Jefferson tor her home in Uerk
ley, Cat., where she will attend school
?I. F. M alone; aui! family of Juneau,
are guest at the Ful.en house.
L.'5>t A ?ilver luud with gold iiug
^tu and initial* l>. N. 11. Kinder will
pie??e leave at this otlico and receive
AUTOMATIC DOOR.
Gradually Opens at Anybody Ap
ptoac ifs ft Frfcm Either S lie.
uli.v. Why any ' > >'.v should be relieved
? if the little exerilon mviwsary to open
! .1 Ui"-r Is hard to explain, of course
s burdened with an armful of artic les
1 Jul; OPENS ACTOM VTXC41.LT.
It i ?-?u'J '?? very advantageous to stey
on button when a; .wncfttng 'the
A Snn Diego (<'al.) man has
in' d a door whieh thus opens an J
?< automatically. When about sis
s..n .st ? ou a but tun. This releases
a wliirh sillier the door open.
li - (' sed through the door
: si s the d< r a 4a in. Weights
? i . the walls serve as the mo
?!
Ncw Piuno For Rpnt crSnl?
/ n^w Ci?i:o for ri i t or fale? lr qnii o
I'rincipal Barber Shop. * If.
I".! Im v length whltH si|t< fclovtfsat
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skasrway, July 13, 1907.
Thf feather conditiors at Sk?jf?'av
for "J 4 hours precculin-r noon today
wrrp i, follows:
Max. Tetnp ..(iS above 7.cro
Mea:l " 58 above " j
Temp. at. noon fill above "
Crei-'pitation, .13
H. D. Clark,
Wunteer U. S. Weather observer
CRE*M
Par ' Rye ,
.\ r-rica's fines'. production. Rich
and ni' Ilow. At ihe Seattle, the house
cf o'll honest jji-oUs anil reputation . !
Phoii* City Trtmnfer
or yonrvoal, wood n J gtneral Haul
ing. Phone 90. Houghton's cisrar
store. 10-4-lmo
At Th? Mascot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and B:;l
m int, WhUkies {double stamped goods,
10 year# old), and FMnier and Pacific
Bottled Beer, :it the Mascot,
? ? ' n. ....... i . i ' Hi.
Ladies Long Gloves,
Black and White
Silk and Lisle
85c. to $2.50
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
(ieo. Blanchard, Manager
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LAND ONE
Tli - Indians Win a Gam*?
From Skaj*W(iy B >ys
; Toe game of bail yesterday between
the Native team of Haines and Tan
ner's agg?gation was very much iu
the nature bf a farce, iuasmuch as the
Native team was absolutely outclassed.
There were live innings of it ard there
was n< ver more "Horse plav' seen rn
a diamond. the Natives gave up with
ihe sco- e 7 to 0.
Id justice to the Native team it
should be said ihat they did not intend
challenging the league team but tueaut
to try issues with the .luniois. At the
iast moment in Flaints five of their best,
men found it impossible to come up,
jo substitutes had to be put in their
places After the first gams a match
was arranged between a lew of the
Juniors uni^oihtr pluyers as seen by
tli e line-up. AltX. Ulanclurd caught
for the i.a'ivts and from all the expres
sions beard will surely be elected a
chief of the Cbilkats for the goou work
ue did behind the bat and his excellent
coaching.
Seven innings were played but the
boys were never in It. Their only run
was a home rua mada by "Kip"
Kipiz/.i. The Flair es pitcher, Calnot,
bad (rood speed anJ coutrol, struck
out IS and issued one pass. Only 1! hits
were uiade off him besides the home
run at d twoiof these were in the 1 =st
inaiug, after two men were out, and
did not ali'ect the result.
The tiefthng was fairly good and
the pitcher got goud support. 'Iheir
base running wuS faulty and shuwrd
the need of a coat her.
Monte oDOtv pitched four innings
; and struck out five and gave one pass.
1 His spit balls were es^tc ally effective
| .aid with any kind ul support won d
i have won the gaiuc, t'lefm Asti held
j down the. s ab for the hut threo inning
' and struck cut tw ? and passed none.
' Ue has ET'Cut speed, good to trol H' d
hclded lis [ms.tion pcrlrc ly
it' .liow njr is the line up:
Skaywa) - Show, i> and i". ^sk, 1st
and p; Ua^izzi, 3rd; McBrien, 1st i.d
f; Ba.;er,* r I: Ward, ?s; Slielley, - b
Ferro. e and I f; Tanner, c f.
Nat' vet ? Abler, ~iul;. llobert, !?';
B, Soliit on. 1 f; P. Jchrson, 3r. : 1". J.
Robert, s.-: Oil not, p: Blanohard' c;
Gcjrge, ?? f; Dennis, r f.
Score by inirugs:
Skagway ? 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 total 1
Haines? 0 110 10 3" (i
Not?Rof I'liu Gaxu <
Peanut Johnson is the best coacher
of the Hmnes team. Ht> ran a great
siidy on Cleon iu the 6th.
Herb Taylor's umpiring was all right
except his decision on the balk with
bases empty.
McNamee's game of tag around home
plate with the catcher wa- all i ight.
Dugan looms up on first like O'Brien. ,
?
Rabbi j Plank lost a great deal of j
avoird'jpoison the first game. He was
a mere shadow when he left, the field,
The Fifth Avenue ho;.,-l is t.ue big
gestand best appointed hostelry in alt i
the north
For OH S'yle
Los Angeles, July 13? The national
education association today voted to re
turn to tlie old form ol spelling; and to
throw out the Roosevelt-system.
SKAGWAY WEATHER
I The result of the observation taken
. At MoOre wbarf at midnight, July 14,
1 I'M)", is as follows
: Temperature time observat'n 74 above
Max. temp, preceding 24hours..54 above
I Min. " " " " ..04 above
Mean " " " " -45 above
I Barometer 2!>.!)S
Far, calm.
IKEAM ?
; Pure Rye
America's finfst production. Rich
i and mellow: Ai the Seattle, the house
of o!u boncst goods and reputation !!
NOTICE of forfeiture
United States of America )
District of Alaska f
To Uudd Fiteh:
You are hereby notified, th?t I have
t>xp <nded Four Hundred dollars in labor
Hud improvements on the .McAllister
Placer claim situated in the Porcupine
aiiniiiR distiict. and Skagway Record
ing District for the years 1904, I9O5,
U?0C, and 1 HOT, as will appear by certi
icates of labor filed for each of those
\iars respectively, in the Recorder's
t>ffire at Skagway Alaska, in order to
hold said claim unde; the provisions of
section i!24 of the revised statutes of
the United States, being the amount
required to hold said premises for the
said yeu-s, ending iDecember .'list, I9O7,
and if within ninety (lays from the ser
j vice of this notice or within ninty days
! from the first publication of this notice,
you laii or refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditures, as co
owner, your interest in said claim will
liccome the pioprty of the subscriber
under said section 2.124.
1 . W. McELRAVYT.
I'irst publication -lulv Sih 1-2'J
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CIUEP SURtiEON \V. l?. 4 Y. K.
Ri-sidence Eltfht Ave. and Hruadway
? office hours ?
Over llie Alaska Road Commission
Corm rof Stan street and Fifth Ave..
2:00 to 3:30 P. M. 7:110 to 8:00 P.M.
Railroad Hospital
!):."10 a. m. to 11:00 a. m.
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