THE DAILY
[ALASKAN
CITY ?FPICIPlL- PBPER
So. 1 2f?
TENTH YEAH
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY JUNEltf 1907
PRICE 10 CENTS
^ tbo Full Num
Li "!XS 8>322 Q?/? rttjZf onev?,
Cuv . V in Sr.cSfcy, Crip m 2 D*ys ??>>- 4)0^. 25<
p.. A. Harrison Co
[ ay Your fourth of July
Dress Here
V e just received a new line oi Figured
Batiste * and Swisses, at 20. 22i
25 cents a yard
Sicsine Silk in grey, blue and cream
nothing softer cr daintier for your
new party dress
Fvmted or plain silk Mulls 35, 50 and
60 cents a yard '
KSW GINGHAMS, NEW PECALES.
NEW RIBBONS
Stores o^en Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55
Di<l you e'-*r j
smoke the i
fl !
Arabe
Cigar?
NO! Where
Can I Uet
Them? From
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska)
f
One Thing We Destinctly Aim at
in This Business
I- that every man who
1 'iow* us or read our
u 's. will know that
t is is the store for
1. lality in clothing.
1 e would rather be
1 own as the right
I !a?'e for good stuff
1 an as a place where
\ ? 'ii get low prices.
It isalw aj?ea!-y to
tote prices but it is
\ 'iat the prices buy
1 at counts.
We sell
[ >rt Schaffner &
J ar\ and David
Her & Sons
( jthiug and we want
\ .11 to know it. We
(.innot give you any
I -tter evidence of uur
mdard qualities than
t at they are the best
II ule.
Copyrignr 1907 d y
Hart Schaffnet ^ Marx
Qayson $ Co.
?Cb. One Price Clofbierc-Tourfb and Brcadu av
1 9
KARRY ORCHARD'S STORYj
!S CONIRAOICfffi |
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan
Boise, Ids., June 26-Strong testi
mony is being introduced to show that
Harry Orchard has always been in the
employ of the miners' association ami
the Viokertons and never that of union
Inbor or the miners' federation particu
larly. Nine men who were driven out
of Colorado into Kansas by the ttate
uiiiiita testified that Orchard had often
threatened the life of former Gov.
Steunea'ierg,
The defense are trying to establish
[that Orchard killed Steunenberg on
{his own account and on account of a
prudge, and that he could not have
been ac.iog for the miner's federation
because ho was always employed by |
the mine owner.-, or their agents.
Iniluatrlat Worker* Aenlnfit Fenfr.i- j
tlon
Denver, C'ol., Juno 28? Members of
the Independent Workers of the World
charge that the officials of the miners'
federation employ safe blowers for the
purpose of Reining the records of the
Independent Workers.
BAD MESS
ScauiIhI Larks About Seat
tKs School System
iSpecial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, June 26? A committee which
has been investigating the need of a
graad jury in this city charges th.it.
there have been irregularities connect
ed with hiring teachers for the puolic
schools, (t is also charged that the |
cjal bills fur the schools are excessive
and indicate that there is grafting
some place.
It is intimated that the committee
will uncover some aensational condi
tion before it gets through with its
work.
COMtTBACK
Girl H ses from Ci ftiii and
H- covers
(S|>ecial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Reading, Cal., June 26? Mamie Curi, J
a girl of this place, m struck by
lightning Su.iday and apparently |
killed. Yesterday, the second day after
the supposed death add the day set for
the fun( ral, the girl arose from her |
cottin. She has apparently, at least, '
fully recovered from hrr experience.
HIIMBOIDI COMING
this imm
The Humboldt will be due at Skag
way this evening at 10 o'clock accord- j
ing to a dispatch received by Agent]
Frs.nk Stuart, of the Pacific Coast
Stjaruship Cumpuuy today.
Houaa For R<-nt
Forrent^a good house, partly fur
nislud, Inq.;<re of V. I. H..hn. Iw.
Fri lb M at
The Frye-Brubo Co. keep all kind of
fresh meat constantly on hand.
6-14-tf
TO LOCATT:
Geogloical Survey Will Look |
for Alaskan Coal
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, June 20? A geological
survey party will leave for AlaskaJ in
July 10 definitely locate all the coal
deposits in the district.
WILL HURT
Suit to ?Pieveut Sale of|
Fair Lands
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan. ! I
Seattle, June 25? The heirs of the ,
late Judge MpGibra have brought suit
to prevent the sale of the shore lands of
Lake Washington, authorized by the
Washington slate legis'ature last
winter. The McGilvra heirs claim that
their riparian rights are threatened by
the proposed act of the state.
The suit will interfere with the
preparation work of the directors of
the Alaska- Yukon-facinc fair. The
law passed by the late legislature
appropriated the funds to be derived
from these sales to the fair. This will
prevent the money from becoming
available until the termination of the
suit.
BEATRICE ARRIVES
AI SKAfiWAYI
The Princess Reatrue arrived in port
yesterday evening with HO passengers,
and 230 tons of ;nrgo. She had two)
days' miil also.
The Princess Beatrice will sail for |
the South at 9 p. m.
50 designs of 1907 wall paper just re !
ceivcd at Harrison's
CREAM _ .
Pure Ry?
America's finest production. Rich j
and mellow: At the Seattle, the housy I
of old bonest goods and reputation '? !
| We Have Just Unpacked a Fresh Lot of
{ C, & B. Anchovy Paste
IN JARS
"My Wife's and
"Durkee's"
SALAD DRESSING
M'LAREN'S IMPERIAL CHEFSE
^ X also Boiled Ham and Summer
Saugage
QANTY & FRANDSON
STRIKE CONDITIONS STILL
UNCHANGED
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
San Francisco, June 26? The teleg
raphers' strike continues successful.
No messages are being transmitted
from this city. PresUent Small has
disappeared. It Is not known where he I
has srono, though it is believed he
has gone to some other city to call a!
strike.
Railroad Strike Threatened
San Fraocisco, June 2G? The South
era Pacific railway has discharged a
lot of its telegraphers because they are
in sympathy with the telegraphers of
the Western Union and Postal Tele
graph who have quit work. Notice
has been served on the company that
the telegraphers will have to be rein
stated or every man in the railway
service will quit work at once.
MAILS FOR SKAOWAV AND
CANADIAN POINIS
(Spccial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, June 26? The postoffice
dcpar ment lias established an exchange
mail service between Skagway, Alaska, .
and Princo Rupert, Port Simpson,
Jeway, Masaatta, Nobles and Stewart, |
British Columbia. The exchange will [
include registered mail.
This will permit the seeding of mail
from Northern Canadian ports to the
British Columbia ports direct from
Skagwav without its having to be taken
to Vancouver and returned nortward
again.
COMING UP
Four Steamers Bonnd Up ;
Stream
Whitehorse, June 26? Coming up
st>ream the Whitehorse was at Tantalus
at 8:30 p. m.; the Canadian was at Sel
kirk at noon yesterday; the Dawson at
Stewart at 4 a. m. today, and the Sel
kirk left Dawson at 11 p. m.
The Victorian sailed at 2:30 a. m.
with the barge Teslln in tow. There
were 45 passingers, aad on the boat and
barge there were 400 tons of freight.
STftlKf BRtAKFRS
JOIN MUO.V
Fairbanks. June 22? The strike
breakers arrived here list night. A |
union delegate took the boat, at Dawson >
and organized the men en route here. !
This morning they marched to union
headquarters and refused to go to work j
except at the union scale. Many of
the mine owners immediately gave'
In and the union men at five dollars |
a day are going to work all over the j
district.
Elbow length wtjite silk gloves at
Harrison's
The best dining room, the best hotel ac
commodations, the moat comfort at the
Fifth avenue.
SUBSCRIBERS CM
TURN IK MONEY
The Fourth of July Finance com
mittee would be pleased to have those
who have subscribed to the Fourth of
July fund hand their subscriptions to
seme member of the committee when
ever they are prepared to do?so. The
members of the committee are George
Blatichard, Albert Reinert, Dr. J. P.
Brawand, 0. D. Kirmse and C. J. De
Serisy.
FRflDtNTIUL
QUITS JOB
Henrv Frledenthal has resigned as
night watchman to accept a position
with the Monogram Liquor house.
Tne resignation will become effective
July 2st.
Mr. Freidenthal has made a faithful
servant and has made friends for him
self while in office.
Elmer Wheeler is an applicant for
the position which Mr. Friedenthal
will vacate; also Andy Streed.
CREAM
Para Rye
America's finest production. Rich
and mellow. At the Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation . t
Fr^ah Meat
The Frye-Brubn Co. keep all kinds
of fresh meat constantly on hand.
New Plana For Rent or S?le
A new Piano for rent or sale ? Inquirof
Principal BarberShop. tf.
X2.
Gibson Rye Whiskey
guarantee undek the pure food law at
THE MONOGRAM
BROADWAY, BETWEEN 5th and 6th AVENUES
TELEPHONE 34 FREE DELIVERY
S!l
Strawberries
We are now serving delicious
Strawberry ice cream and
crushed Strawberries at our
fountain* Be sure to come and
partake of the most delicious
thing in town
mm. Britt cm Driest