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No. 99" SIXTEENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY ALASKA. FRIDAY, MAY HO, 1913 ? - ERICE 10 CENTS
HUSBAND KILLS !
HOI WRECKER
Cordova, May 30 ? Durlug a smok
er given by the Volunteer Klre de- ;
tmrtmcnt of this city [ast night. l>a:i
i?rl Rectlor approached William Rowe
irom ami without warning
tired five shots Into the unsuspoct
man from a revolver before ho
could bo disarmed.
The u^yslclans who mlRle a hast)
examination of the wounded man,
state that he caunot possibly live.
R coder was immediately arrested,
and staled as his reason for shoot
in- Row i vas th.it the latter had
caused trouble between himself and
MRS. JA.MKS WICKKK8HAM
IS X.\MKI> FOR fOMMIl I KK
Mrs. ; umea Wlckersham, wife of
the deUgate from Alaska, has been
n-miM as the Alaska member of
the NatloiuU Council of Women Vot
ers congressional roiumlttee.
?Mrs. Wickersliam. who during
her long residence 111 Tacomn was
recognized as one of the valued so
cial and cultured additions to society
Her years in Alaska, however, have
lmproveed her health to such an
extent that she Is again beginning
to participate in the various actlv
denles herself the gay routine of of
sent her territory In the congresi
tonal committee Is looked upon a
?> most favorable six:-. %
Other members of the National
council of Women Voters congress
ional committee are: Dr. Cora Smith
King, Washington, chairman; Mr*
Morgan, sister <5f Mltos Polmlextor
Colorado; Mrs. .Thompson, Kansas; i
r.'rs Duitcls, Idaho; Mrs. Mondell.
Baker, California; Mrs. Slnnott,
Oregon, Mrs. Ashurst, Arizona
UVKN'S AND I'Kl.KKY TO
|;K TKirn IN OCTOBKK
Calgary, May 30? It is believed
tnut Tommy Burns and Arthur Pel
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED ;
THEv,
fJmaimn
\ H. J. Lynch
The Leading Ladies Furnisher and Haberdasher of Skagway
The Famous Juvenile Bostonians In Hawaii
The i.-.velty of the theatrical aeu
on Is In store for theatre goers June
10 when the Juvenllo Rostonian Op
era Company opens a limited en
gagement of ono ulght at the E!k?
This attraction, a musical comply
of artist g all in their early teens
and that every single one of their
clever number Is a girl. Not a man
The organization now In the ninth
history holds Its espoclal niche of
established popularity In the theat
rical world because of tho wlnsomo
attractiveness, clevor acting ablll
lies, remarkable singing volcoa and
danch.g skill of more than a doz
en of :ts "girlish but not glrl-y "
prlncip-ls. .These, and the alwiys
Irreslniult' charm of fresh, whole
some you'h. The past two seasons
h.ive been tho best of tho companys
history for It has bn?i;;li! <?'? : -v
oral no ?v stars among the younger
"troupers" each of whom feigns a
popular favorite all by herself. Thos
.ho may have seen the company
last year doubtless will recall thopo
iu the persons of Thorn Hollon,
! Stiibby Myllng, Patsy Henry, Do.Ko
( nfleia and Dixie White. AUo
urrlfcd forward from last ye.irs
ftably successful company are
Uaisy Henry. Billle O'Neill, 1 lo
Mvllng, Fay Crawford and lna Mitch
Kor tho reasons stated the present
:our of the Bostonlan Juvenllvs
brings Ihera over the circuit In the
most pretentious showing ever mai'.o
To makt Ihoir production attraction
of ail- around Runoral excellence tho
management has provided a lavish
impedimenta of new costumes and
scenic investiture, ample for llm
cnmplot ? and exactly correct mount
In;; of no lees than ten different
oporas of the soaaon's entirely new
repertoire. "The Dream Girl" will
bo presented here.
Washington. May 30? Representa
tive Humphrey yesterday Introduced
a resolution In the House providing
for the appointment of a committee
of five Representatives to Investigate
a hy the Northern Pacific railroad an
the Sant* Fe railroad had been glv
. a two million acres of valuable pub
?.ic lands.
Tho resolution also calls for the In
vestlgatlou into the reason for tho
reatiou and maintenance of forest
reserves In Alaska, and also why
millions of feet of merchantable tim
ber Is annually allowed to rot In for
Capt William Brooke, of K Co.,
3i>th Infty. was a round trip passen
gor on tho Peterson today
HARD HOCK Ml -NEltS
WIIJ, PUSH DKVKLOl'MKXT
Fred Story, Charlcw Armstrong,
Ukb Bohman and William Sholvlc,
arrlvod ia Skagway on the Hum
boldt Saturday night, and took thin
morning's train for Bo'nnott, where
they will at onco begin development
work on the Eclipse group of claims
In which they are all Interested.
William O'Connor, who Is aluo
Interested in this property, has been
on the ground all v. inter, 1. epliirf
things In shape, and it Is stutoJ
1 by tho men Jiut. passing throug
i "that they will stay with the work
until laOj ia tho fall. Those men
uro all hard rock minors, and will b
able to do a vast amount of devel
opment work. Tho oro from those
properties show good values In gold
>nd silver, and very flattering re
sults have been obtained from as
says wlitih have boon mado from
time to time covering a periods of
several years.
The m.?n -interested, It is under
stood, ;iuvo secured financial back
In? to carry on the reason's work,
but even though this wore not so.
being experience I minors, without
any assiatanco from tho outsit! ',
they should bo ablo to dovelop the
la.'nes fairly well during tho next
four or 'Wo months.
CROSS \XI> ANOEllSOX SICSX I ?'
1 09 Angeles, Many 30 ? I?eaoli
Cross and Bud Anderson have sign
ed articles of agreement for a twen
ty round match to be pulled off in
this city on July4th.
Send the Alaskan to your friend-;
M KON COAL MINES
WILL SHIP THIS MONTH
Dawson, May 27 ? Goorgo J. Mil
tou, manager of the Five Fingers
Coal company, rtatos In a letter re
cently received hero as follows:
''I am buck at tho Tantalus coal
1'iino and busy as u tinker getting
ready for a big season's business. I
?tin sinking a now slope, and will
Like all coal from now on out of It.
It is 200 loot doopor than we havo
"Mr. liowen, u construction engi
neer, w. 1 bo bore about the tenth,
to start the erection of an up-to
date washing, screening and con
veying plant, *?-l I have been busy
rebuilding i, lot of tho old build-'
tiif? for tb** men. By July 1, I shall
have everything up-to-date In every
respect. Mid bo In a position to fur
niM? Dawson with as good coal as
can l?o bought anywhere in the
"I shall be down on the boat that
brings tbo first bargo of coal, which
stinll bo about May 25 to Juno 1.
1 expect to havo 7,000 or 8,000 tons
on hand next fall, so that every
body can get coal next winter, and
Tho Pelorson nindo the round trip
to Skagway today, arriving about 8:
3 o'clock this morning and n?turi)
' lug at 1 o'clock this aftornoon.
C. A. Sehonaker, representing the
I'lthmond I'aper company of Soat
? tie, will arrive in Sknjcway on or
about tho ?Ith of Juno with a com
p'leto ll.ie o' wrapping paper, twines,
bags, and prlntors supplies. Hold
you i order for him. Schonacker is
on the Job, and will pall on you.
JUDICIARY Iff
IKE PROBE
Washington, May 30 ? The Sonatc
yoatord.iy li^strnctod ;th? Judlciar
committee to make a thorough luvee
1 1 tut ion nto President Wllson'i
> li irges lelntlro to tho money nov
in Washington to bo usod by. lobby
ItUs in their work against tho revis
i>'ti of the tariff schedules and t(
mnko a report within the noxt tei
?
TRIAL WILL LAST AT
LKAHT SKVKN DAY!
Marqi'eite, May 30 ? From tb
number of witnesses who are expect
vd to t-.'Mlfy in tho Roosovelt libc
c.ise, it is. Jjelleved that the tria
n-ill take at leaso one week.
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TRAIN SERVICE
FIR TOMORROW
All roai'.H will lead to White onto
tomorrow, wliore the celebration of
King Ueurge's birthday |h to bo
.held.
Word received from the oiitor
.talnmcnt committee, lire to the cffoct
ti 't everything Id In readiness for
,the big ev< nt and that there will
'pot be one dull moment from tho
lime of the arrival of tho train there
i;nll! the laBt visitor hag departed.
The excursion train will leave at
D:30 a. nj. sharp tomorrow morning,
ai'.vlng in Whltehorse at 11 a. m.
Returning, No. 2 regular will bo held
jvir from the regular time of de
laiture and will leave at 8:00 o'
clock Saturday night, arriving in
SK'igwuv at 2 a. m. Sunday morning.
The excursion train will leave Whlto
I'lirae Su.idtiy morning at 8 o'clock
and will arrive here about 1 p. m.
All trains will bo provided with
parlor can, and the best train crewa
Lave beo*i picked to man the trains.
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I LEAGUE \
! BASEBALL |
NORT H WKSTKH X LK AO I' K
At SeatUo ? Seattle, 4; Portland 3.
The game was a tlo, 3 to 3 until the.
last half of the thirteenth Inning,
when Seattle succecdcd In putting a
lourth man over the plate.
At Taconia ? Victoria, 1; Tacoma, o
At Spokane ? Spokane, 6; Vancouver
AMEIUCAN LEAOUK
? At Chliugo ? Chicago, 3; Detroit, 2.
At Washington ? Washington, r>;
Boston
' At Philadelphia? -Philadelphia, 6;
1 Now Yirt, 4.
r At Cleveland ? Cleveland, 6; St.
. oonla, 3.
> NATIONAL LEAOl'E
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At Pittsburg Pittsburg, 5; Chicago,
4.
At St. I.ouls ? Cincinnati, 13; St.
l.ouls, Id.
4 At New York ? New York, 7; Phila
delphia, fi.
0 The PrlncesB Enn, of tho C. P.
ft , will leave Vancouver Monday
1 cVonlng thl3 port with a car
1 go consisting of live stock and gen
eral merchandise for Interior points.
Oxfords ^
for
The Stylish Woman
Wc show a complete stock of
correct styles in finest leathers
and select fabrics.
There is great satisfaction in
knowing that your shoes are down-to-the-min
ute in style.
Put your feet into a pair of* Utz & Dunn Co.
?xfords and you have this satisfaction. We have
exclusive sale of these shoes in this locality.
The new models will interest you.
Get Your Shoes at the Right Store
WILL CLAYSON
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