THE DAILY ~W& ALASKAN
CITY OFPICIKL PWJPJBR
, _>3 TENTH YEAH 3KAGWAY. ALASKA, MONDAY JUNE U 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
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I f uy Voiir fourth #f July
Dress Here
V e just received a new line ot Figured i
Batiste^ and Swisses, at 20. 22 J
25 cents a yard
S it sine Silk in grey, blue and. cream'
nothing softer cr daintier for your
new party dress
I ;t.. ted or plain silk Mulls 35, 50 and
60 cents a yard
> ?'.VT GINGHAMS, NEW PECALES.
NEW RIBBONS
Stu ;s o-nen Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55
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Did you ever |
smoke the '
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Arabe
Cigar?
NO! Where
Can I Wet
Them? From i
TO. ?1Y DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska
I Before buying I
j Vour spring suit ||
ITake a l.ook at Our
Famous Line of
i iart
5chaffner
ck. Marx and
I )avid Adler
?<. Son
I 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
mn on & &.
!Cbv One Price Cloibierc-fourtl) and Broadway
TELEGRAPHERS STRIKE WINNING
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Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
San Francisco, June 24 ? The West
ern Union and Postal Telegraph are
accepting dispatches today only to mail
them to distant points to be transmitted .
from there. Thus far the strikers have
been able to keep all the oflices in thin
city closed.
The government Is sending news out.
of the city by wireless.
The telegraphers' union adopted
resolutions this morning urging federal
ownership of the commercial telegra
phic lines on the grounds that they
cause clearing house pool rooms.
Rioters wrecked two street cars at
Bryant avenue this morning. The
crews were Injured. The police used
their clubs and arrested many includ
ing some women who were in the mob.
FIND BODY
Police Identify Skeleton of
Murdered Ma?
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle. June 22? The skeleton of a
murdered mac found in the woods near
the shores of Lake Washington Satur
day proves to be the remains of Harry
Swift, a contractor, who disappeared a
year and a half ago. ,The man haiL&lOO
iuhis possession when last seeu. It was
missing and that leads to the con
clusion that he was murdered for his
money .
10 WTasi
Secretary Taft Will Go to
Pbilippiues
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, June 24? Secretary Taft sails
for the Philippines on the next trip of
the steamer Minnesota, leaving this
port the first week in September.
GOV. HOOGATT
IS 60GV MAN
Seattle, June 22? Two insane people
arrived on the steamer President
from Nome yesterday. Mrs. Dt-an
Lyons, one of the insane people,
was laboring under the hallucination
that Governor Hoggatt was at
the hoai of a conspiracy to poison
her. She refused to rat during the
entire trip.
J. B Wlogate Well Atf. In
J. H. Wingate the pioneer editor of,
the American Yukon valley, who for
so long h time conducted the Forum at
Kampart, has recovered from the ill
uess which it was predicted two months
ago wivtld cost him his life. He has
returned to Rampart from the army
ho&p'tal at Fort Gibbon.
IKEAM
Para Ry?
Auvrica's finest production. Rich
and mellow: At the Seattle, the house
of old honest, goods and reputation ! !
The best din'ug room, the best, li itel nc
<? nimodatioii", the most comfort at the
Fifth iveni:*
ilhhM Hi
The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kind of
fresh meat constantly on hand.
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ON PAP' R
"Rig Jot" Not Disposed of
So Easily
I "Blf Joe" F.ngle has it on the |
Scrlpps' News Association press service, [
; A dispatch scut out by it Saturduy to
; all the Alaskan papers sa d that "'Big :
! Joe" had dropped dead while on his ;
way to Fairbanks, but Joe continues to
greet h:s friends at Skagway with the j
? strne old srafle.
j The Jispatch follows:
| "Seattle, June 22? U is reported!
j from Skagway today that 'Rip Joe' j
i Dngle, dropped dead while en route .
fom Skagway tc Fairbanks."
IVfLI -KNOWN I
PURSTR !)IFS
Purser L-wingtou, of the steamer
Ella, Uied of typhoid fever at the mili
?ary hospital at. Fort Gibbon May 27th.
He had contracted the sickness by
drinking: well water at Chens. Several
others are said to be sick from the same ;
cause.
The ileseased's brother is superin
t-ndent of mine9 for the N. A. T. & T.
Co. The brother hai gone down on
the Cnrlahy and reached tho bedside
before the stricken man died.? Bam
part News.
fEDfRAHOM TO
ORCAMZf ALASKA
Denver Jnne 22? Tbe convention of
the Western Federation of Miners have
passrd a reso'utlon providing for tfe
orgmia 'tion of Alaska locals.
A Federation organiser will be sent
North this season.
Noel I? Dead
Auguste Noe', for many years of the
leading lawyers of Dawson, is dead. He
piissed away at the General hospital,
Kdmonton, Alberta: May 20th*.
Frank Slnvin Bcok In Duwton
Frank Siavin, at one time champion ?
pugilist, of Australia and aspirant for j
world's championship ^onors, is at :
Dawson. He returned to tha place at ;
the opening of navigation
Hnusa Fur Rout
For rem, n good house, partly fur
nished, It quire of V. I. Bahn. lw.
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CIUEF SURGEON W. I*. Jt-V. H.
Residence Eisrlit Ave. and Broadway
OFFICE HOCKS
Over lite Alaska Road Commission
Corner of S! atr Street and Flflli Ave.. ;
2:00 to 3:30 P M. 7:()0 to S:0t) p.m.
Railroad Hospital
9:H0 \. M. to 11:00 A. M.
Oftice Phone No. ti. Bos. Phone No. Ofl
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 CHEF SE
also Boiled Ham and Summer
Saugage
GANTY & FRANDSON
ROOSfVELT WOULD RltN IF
SOIIIII WOULD ASK
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)!
Atlanta, Gi., June 14? John Temple
Graves, editor of the Atlanta Georgian,
announced today that President P.ooso
velt told him that he would be a candi
date for president of the United" States
for n re flection if he were assured of
a single Southern delegation. The
president is very anxious to rehabilitate
himself Id the South. He feels very
keenly the fact that notwithstanding
his phenominal majorities in the elec*
tlon of 1934 he was beaten worse in the
South than any presidential candidate
since the defeat of President Harrison
in 1892, the year of the last Democratic
tidal wave.
fllflR SIDE
Claims yteuneiibprja: Was
Killed by Pinkei'tons
ISpecial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Boise, Idaho, June 24? The defei.se
of Haywood will be that Gov. Steunea
berg was killed by the agents of the
detectives employed by the miDe own
ers' association. Testimony will be
introduced to thow that Hsrry Orch
ard w s the representative of Piok
ertons.
RAirs to mm
ARf REDllCtD
The Pacific Coast Steatrship Com
paay and the Alaskan Steamship Com
pany have reduced their rates to
Juneau for the Fourth of July to a r.te
and a half for a round trip? or 49 from
Skagway. These rates will go into
effect July Jst, the date the City of
Seattle will leave here, and close July
tith. Tickets are interctiangable, a
person belrg able to;go to Juneou on
one of the lines and to return on the i
other.
Bouts whauue asillli.g Hour
Hereafter the outsailing passenger
ships will leave Skagway at 9 p. m. as !
they did last summer. This is for the ?
purposo of giving passengers going;
through Skagway an opportunity to
attend to business matters in this city
before having to get away.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Rest aruant.
10 SRY OUT
Soldiers Will Not Parade at
San Francisco
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
San Francisco, June 24? GeD. Funs
ioq today denied the request that be
allow the soldiers at the Presidio to
march in the Fourth of July. He says
that bo does not want the men to be
jeered at by in unwbipped mob.
siaSTpat
San Fraueisco Office Holders
Back Up Sohrai'z
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
San Francisco, June 24 ? The city
officials appointed by Mayor Scbmitz
say they will not resign if requested
but will 9tick by the mayor refusing to
recognize Gallagher.
fX-CONVICI WOULD
KILL DENEEN
Chicago, June 24? A plot to assassin
ate Governor DeQeen by an ex-convict
was discovered during his visit here to
day. The police department are con
stantly surrounding executive.
Elbow length wnite silk gloves at
Harrison's
(libson Rye Whiskey
guarantee under the pure food law at
THE M0N0GRAM
BPOADWAY, BETWEEN 5th and 6t,h AVENUES
TELEPHONE 34 ? FREE DELIVERY
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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. Drift Cbe Druggist