ITiE DAILY ALASKAN
CITY OFFICIAL- PHfBB _
^ ;; IKNTH VKAK " 3KA6WAY. UA8KA, TUESDAY JPNE ? 1907 ~ PRICE 10 CENTS
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L A, Harrison Co
f'uy Vour fourth of Juiy
Dress Here
\ e just received a new line ot Figured
Batistes and Swisses, at 20. 221
25 cents a yard
?' itsine Silk in grey- blue and cream- j
nothing softer cr daintier for your
new party dress
1 rmted or plain silk Mulls 35, 50 and
60 cents a yard
| I\?\V GINXxHAMS, NEW PEC ALES.
NEW RIBBONS
3 St. s o-nen Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55 g
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Did you e'*?-r
s m o k e the
0
Ara&e
: Cigar?
| NO! Where
I Can I Get
Them? From
tony dortero 5ole Agent for Alaska
Before buying*
Y our spring suit
Take a Look at Our
Famous Line of
1 lart
Tchaffner
c'v Marx and
David Adler
c\ Son
READY-TO-WEAR
SUITS- ALL OF
THE BEST DRES
SED MEN WEAR
THEM- The quality
fit, style and price
Must be Right
before the suit leaves
this store
?iay$on $ go.
Cfci One Price Clothiers-fount) and Broadly
GlGGfNHEIMS GOBBLE HP
SWE
New Meryer G-ives Big Combine Nearly All
Mining Ground in Canadian Bamp- Capt
Jarvis Says it is ior Good of Country
[Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan]
j Dawson, June 25 ? The Guggenheim!
have made some more big purchases
in ihe last two or three d*y praotically
gobbling up the entire Klondike river
watershed.
Jarvii Bar* Good Thins
Seattle, June 25? Capt. Jarvla.former
collector of customs for AlasLta.gays tbe
Guggenheim merger in the Klondike is
a gooJ thing for the country. He <ays
the operation of the Klondike- proper
ties by individuals would no more than
pay expenses.
BAD BREAK
w liit^liorse Miuister Insults
Americana
? I
(Special Correspondence)
Wbiiehorse, June 24? Something ofj
a sensation. was created last eight ic
this city when the Rev. E. Turkington. '
local Presbyterian minister, went out j
| of his way in the course of an other
iv se prosaic sermon to defame America
i ami ins'ilt Amerscans The re ve. end
gent'eman asserted from the pulpit
that the United States are the nest
I irost murderous country to Russia; that
?.he foreigners in the United States do
cot constitute the criminal element,
but that the ratio of crime is highest
in the states containing the fewest
foreigners.
The foregoing statements were made
in connection witb an effort to andorso
'he litel.v enacted Dominion Lord's Day
Act. Either through ignorance or
maliciousness he asserted that owing
to their disregard of Sunday, the
United States had sunk to the depths
j of degredation described by him.
Nearly a'l the Americans in White
horse u bo go to church attend the
f "res'>ytor!an serrice, but henceforth
the stav-at-hoine contingent will be I
largely augmented. They are not say
ing much but they feel that an uncalled
for insult has been burled at them.
Liberal muded Canadians denounced
tlx parson's statements as wholly out
of place and as being the result of
narrowness, prejudice and ignorance.
The Rev. Mr. Turkington grew to
manhood in Ireland and his slight
knowledge of the laws and customs of
the I'nited States was acquired during
a brief resldeuce in the state of New
Yoik.
J jiitNa 1 ight Pl^nt To Ua? Oil
! Julio F. Malooy, head of the Juneau
lighiiuu plant, who arrived on the Jef
fett.oti from a trip to San Francisco,
urd. r d an oil burning p'ant for his
elictr.c lighting plant while at the
Col en Gate city. It has been so dim
cu't to get coil lb-it he determined to
| he prepmd for the worst when another
I winter rol's around.
Fn fth U Ml
* The FryP-Bruhn Co. keep all kind of
fresh meat constantly on h*nd.
6-14-tf
I
CHLRClt JOB
Morgan Changes Chuich To)
Become Potetat*
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan
Rome, June 25? It is announced here
4*
that the Pope bas offered to create J.
Pierpont Morgan a prince la the
Catholic church if he will become a
Catholio. It is said that Morgan has
accepted the offer and that he will re
nounce his allegiance to the Episcopal
church and become a Roman Catholic.
DOLPHIN SAILS
FOR SK4GWAY
[ ?
The Dolphin sailed from Seattle for
Skag?ay yesterday evening at 10
o'clock. She will be due here Friday
with four days' mails.
The Hornet, with a cargo of lumber
consisting of 450,000 feet, sailed for
Skagway last Saturday from Seattle.
Humboldt On* Tomorrow
The Humboldt will be due in port to- I
morrow evening. She sailed from
Seattle last Saturday.
Jefferson 9ail?
The Jefferson sailed yesterday even
ing at ti o'clock with 40 passenger* for I
the South.
PrlnotM BiatrlotDii
The Princess Beatrice is due to ar
rive at any time. She sailed from I
Ketchikan at 1 p. m. yesterday, but
h?d 30 tons to discharge at Wrangell.
Ha dia Sail. Southbound
The HaldiB sailed for the South last
night after having discharged her
large freight cargo.
Canada Diio!iu(la(
The Canada is discharging her cargo
In this city. The old track at the foot
of Broadway has been relhld to the old
landing where the White Pass rolling
stock w.is unloaded in the early days
and the engine and coaches for the
Tanana Valley railroad will be taken
off there.
Geoigia In and Out
The Georgia arrived this moroingl
from Juneau with mall and passengers.
She sailed on ibe return trip at 10 a. m.
CREAM
Para
Ry?
America's finest production. Rich
and mellow: At the Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation I ?
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 CHEESE
also Boiled Ham and Summer
Saugage
GANTY & FRANDSON
WESTERN UNION AND MEN
JAIL 10 AGREE
Negotiations Between Employers and Em.
ees Fail Because Former Will Not Rein
state Men Who Walked Out
* '*6.*^. .
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
New York, Judo 25? The negotia
tions between the Western Union and
Its employees came to sudden end last
night, and the employees are preparing
to go on a general -strike throughout 1
the United States. The Western 1
Union agreed to the terms that were ?
acceptable to I be employees lu all ex- <
cept to reinstate those telegraphers i
who had gone out and been discharged. 1
All negotiations are off. * (
Talsgrapheri Appeal to Anti-Trait
Law*
Washington, June 25? The central
labor council has petitioned President
Poosevelt to ascertain the value of all
telegraph lines in the United States,
The president also Is requested to In
vestigate as to whether the telegraph
jompsnies have not a combination that
is in violation of the anti-trust laws,
[t is claimed that the combination is
)ne in restraint of trade.
GtrS KILLED
Wealthy Bookmaker's Head
Crushed at Seattle
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Secule, Jnno 25? Billy Ayres, a
wealthy bookmaker, was run down and
killed by an interurban car yesterday
as he was returning from Jthe races at
the Meadows. His skull was crushed.
OVERUMII
skagway Has More than
1,000 1'opulatiou
Chief of Police Hart, representing
th3 city, and H. C, Van Horn, repre- i
soniing Herman Grimm, have com- 1
pleted the ccnsusof Skagway and they
are practically at agreement as to the
number of people in the city.
Mr. Hart has one more name on his
il&t than has Mr. Van Horu, the totals
beinrfl043 and 1W2, respectively. Both
of them have the names of 1017 white
people and Mr. Hart has 26 Indians and
Mr. Van Horn 25.
The saloon men are paying ther
licenses today, each of them digging
up 91,000.
Home For Rent
For rent, a good house, partly fur
nished, Inquire of V. I. Hahn. lw.
The best dining room, the best hotel ac
commodations, the most comfort at the
Fifth avenue.
lUf READY
Haywood Will Refute Story
of Harry Orchard
(Specia; Dispa'ch to Daily Alaskan)
Boise, Idaho 25 ? W. D. Haywood,
the defendant, will take the stand
for the purpose of refuting the story
Harry Orchard told on the witness
stand. The defense will undertake to
show that Orchard was employed ex
clusively by the Pinkertons.
CANNON BOOM
IS LOOKING UP
Chicago, 111., June 20? Congressman
William Lorimer is working hard to
make friends for Uncle Joe Cannon's
candidacy for the presidency and feels
very hopeful of the outcome. Be an
nounced tiday thai he was entirely
satisfied with Cannon's prospects and
bad no doubt that he would succeed
Roosevelt in the White Bouse.
Arctic Broiherhood to Meet
There will be an important meeting
of the Arctic Brotherhood at the hall
of the order this evening atS:H0 o'clock.
It is urgently requested tiat all the
members attend.
CREAM
Pare
Rt?
America's finest production. Rich
iian mellow. At the Seattle, the house
old honest goods and reputation!
Now Piano For Rent or Salo _
A new Piano for rent or sale-Inquirof
Principal Barbershop. tf.
Gibson Rye Whiskey
guarantee onder the pure food law AT
THE MONOGRAM
BROADWAY, BETWEEN nth and 6ih AVENUES
TELEPHONE 34 , FREE DELIVERY
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
Ulltt. Britt Cbe Druggist