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No 100 81 \TKKNTI1 YEAR SKA(JWA\ ALASKA. MONDAY, JINK y, l'.'l.i ( PRICK 10 CKA16
FLYING MACHINE, AUTOMO
BILES AND STOCK IN PORT
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urrtav (\i-iiIiik from Vancouver.
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
THEv
<Jm&iican
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SHOE
H. J. Lynch
Th? Leading I ad if > Furnisher and Haberdaaker of Skagway
m:\v vou.vxic isi,.ixi>s of 101a, htii.i, hmokixg.
Seward, Juno 9 -Several of tlio vol
of muok* und volcanic dust Is i>our
Iiik out of several veut# la tbo wouo
out ashe* and smoke. Violent runi
|i4iilii?Uu'. have arrived with the re
port that tin* pronuiit eruption lit e
(tual to thai of Mt. Katiual which oc
curred last year and cauaed conald
erublo destruction. It is also be
lieved tlmt there la changes being
mado In thv Aleutlnu Islands, which
generally happens when the vole**
Mt. IV'ullk, Hltuc.tcd about a hun
dred ml!?> south of Mt. Katmal, In
wild to bo again active, though no
reports come that Katmal la ntanl
<i<?\ KI<\Olt 8TI!().\(? MARKS
TKIUMlOltlAL APPOINTMKNTH
lixitmlntit, provided for In (he Uoyl
j I.. MyeiH, <>r Ketchikan; from
tti socoi d division. l)r. J H. Mu?>,
i-d from tho Klrsi divisions, Dr.
Territory itoard of Pharmacy, un
d th pr?#\ talons or tli act of the
For Snecod division: Wm. II. Kirk
of Nomo, and Win. Ramsey, of
Council, for term of one year.
of Cordovn. and Wm. H. Caswell.
i'ourth division: Frank M. Dun
ham. and ilulph T. Kubon, of Fair
banks, fo- lorm of three years.
The eppolntmonU became effoo
ilve Jul)- 25th ? the date on which
of Dentd Fxarolners, under the net
Dr. W. K Zuber, of Ketchikan, for
tin term of three years; l>r. 0.
I? Halo, Pi Cordova, for the term of
live yooin. Theso appointments
Im'coiho effective July 29, 1913 -the
KKV. little. (is, tlKKKTIC.
DKAD IX XKW YOllK
Now York, June 9 ? Rev. Chsirlus
Mi iggs, the noted theologian, who
wan read out of the Presbyterian
church In 1893 for horesy, died 111
Kev. brings waa one of the great
cut of theological writers. He was
a profound student, and besides
having written voluminously for ro
Ilgloun publications, his works In
i>< ok form would fill a library. The
writing of hlB profound work the
' Higher Criticism of the Hexateuch"
was what brought down upon him
church, bccause the criticism did
.101 agree with the accepted forms
of the Calvlslstic doctrine. Since
the famous charges wero preferred,
the church has become liberalized lu?
? o a belief similar with that of the
Edam Cheese
Imported from Holland
This is considered about
the finest cheese irade.
Will make a special price
of $ 1 .00 each for the next
two weeks. :: ::
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
SPEAKER ROLLINS MUSI
SOON ILK PIRATE PLANK
Ah nr 'at oak. i from tlttlu acorns
(row; u? n llttlu vapor may, by the
proccss of Lgxlomerutton, grow Into
it cyclone; um this solar universe in
volved iroiu tho fortultlous con
tourse at InfliilU <lniul atoms; hu an
other fr.it e? mil organization stems to
J'live fl'imig Into existence from
pnmll bt-ginulngs within the past low
Born in obscurity, like most of tho
I'rophetj of history, tho "Pirates of
I - ?" li. (I 1th beginning in North
Vakinia, Washington, There In
nothliiK in North Yakluiu to Inspire
groat deeds, no more than there la
III .M'tckllioc or Sklnuentolls Junct
ion, but ei.cumaiunces. or the vicis
situdes of fortune, threw a number
?>f traveling salesmen together at
that phco, Time hung heavily on
their hamlH, us lime will do with
peddlers when they can flud no wuy
"f flipping aomethlUK over on soiue
cirf; so they took the hotel clerk In
to heir confidence and the uasein
b' -.jo organized the "Pirates of Lea"
Now tho "Pirates of Lea" la a
no ret order, and we do not know all
(heir mysteries. Our dictionary tella
us that a pirate l> a "robber, or
i roeboottc," and that a lea la a "pan
ti'tc, or grasslaud" ? hence wo Inter
i hat they nre land plratea, but they
deny thli, claiming that the term
na? u uore poetical Interpretation,
? hat It m>sns tho seventh, or un
discovered tea, whore beautiful mai
linns dwell, whore fruits and vines
and flowers aud oriental luxurious
iiess abounds; whoro no effort is re
quired, but the slmplo efforts of
reaching out one's hand and pluck
ing all that the hoart duslres.
fn Siiturday'a issue of the Dally
Alaskan we published an account of
n ball yame which was to be played
yesterday uftemoon. At that time
we did not know that It was it crew
?f tho Pirates of l.oa who wore to
lueot and defeat our local uthletL
? irganl/;i- i'?n, but such was the case.
Those bold buccaneers went uftor
our boys -villi bourdlug-pikos and bo
luyliiK pins aud trimmed us up to
the tune of five (5) to four (4).
This could not be done by physical
means, so they burnt a sacrifice to
Jupiter Pluvlus who brought down a
ralu at the very moment the Pirates
had suocteded In getting n tally to
the good. Tho result was humiliat
ing to Skagway, but wo aro not In- '
lliatod Into tho mysteries of the Pi- 1
rates and cannot win the favors of
lla.thui iintl other potent gods, us
I hey can.
The Orrniilxor of tho ptratoa of
I. i?u, in W. C Lynch, a buccaneer
| >'lio started out In life by Jerking u
M'uyhtngton band press In a country
newspaper office lit IIUiioIh. near
I'eorla, u city where more liquor U
distilled lliun any other place on the
;lobo. Mr. Lynch, together with the
.epreseitit.Mvea of clews from \at ious
whips, In in Skugway today, awaiting
lo tllltlute (io's'n K. II. Collins,
< tieaker of the Alaska House of
itcpresontatlves, who wilt arrive In
thin city tomorrow. Organizer Lynch
laforms us that while It in an honor
to l>o spiakt r of tho territorial legis
lature, the honor is a uiere fOK, a
vapor compared to tho awful dis
tinction that Is to be conferred up
on Mr. Collins tomorrow when ue
'.rill be overwhelmed with the lllus
trlousness of becoming a cablnboy
in the voo.l ship "Golngyet" of the
port of Skagway,
A ere* was signed on the ship
"ilulngsouo" at Juueau it few days
aKO consisting o' O. L. Coward, L.
I* llardlrg, Goo Oowuran, Jac<
Lindsay, J>m Harrager, George Hur
ford F. I.. Drlggs, Harney McKeon,
and Ulll israndenberg
Tho Pirates of Lea In Skagwuy lo
day. and wiio will take part tu tho
"Igniug of Speaker Collins, will con
?lit of A. K. Whitehead, who has
Kreut p.'ospocts; J. T. Wallls, who
i xin'ctH :i "Goodyear" In rubber'
Torn Afiitn, who takes a bath every
mornliiK m Cedar Brook; F. U.
Maule, wi.o bus them "Maule"
I ??Kit; F. A. lturdou, who always car
rl.-H a " Stiletto"; \V. L. Helvey,
who sleeps "Underwood"; W. K.
I.yncb, who voted for Bryan, be
iauso bo in rs It to euro "Llbbys"
lilcklcs'" iimI uiiubles him to "Cat
lilip"; II W. Wright, who made a
"l.ucky Strike" while wearing a
"Tuxedo" as a "Mascot"; C. \V.
Polsch, w!io thinks he is very
?Svklft" h? a "Fisher of Blend*"; Dr.
J. F. tiliiiou, the Alaska "Nyallst"
of I Hit roll, who always rides In the
"Stearns known as Hermann the
Groat but can't Hear to see moving
Saturday s sailing of the Spokane
?ylll bo her last for the season as a
commercial sailor, horeafter until the
season closes she will sail as k
rulser, taking (are of the Alaska
tourist business for the Pacific Coast
-Ueamsnlp company
Oxfords
' for
The Stylish Woman
Wc show a complete stock of
correct styles in finest leathers
and select fabrics.
There is great satisfaction ?n
knowing that your shoes arc down-to-thc-min- ^
ute in style.
Put your feet into a pair of Utz 5c Dunn Co.
wxfords and you have this satisfaction. Wc have
exclusive sale of these shoes in this locality.
The new models will interest you.
Get Your Shoes at the Right Store
WILL CLAYSON
U/>e Home of 1 '
HART SCHAFFNER;? MARX
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