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No. 1M. ELEVENTH YEAB. 8KAGWAY, ALASKA, SATO 'IDA?, SEPTEMBER 12, 190X RICE, 10 CENTS.
COLLISION
OK IDE SOUND
(By United Preas.)
Seattle, S ?t. 12 The eteainer Chip
ie>v4. bound for Victoria crashed into
the steamer Sentinel, south bound,
froiu Blakely. this mornitit* during a
heavy fo?. The entinel sustained in
juries aud was run ashore to prevent
siukiog. The passengers were taken
otT in the boats. None was lofct.
PRETTIEST II
ILL ENGLAND
(By United Press.)
London. Sept 12? Winston Church
hill was this afternoon married to Clem.
? t Hi ier, 2- ve -rs old, who is
r?pu-ed to be the most beautiful woman
in Fnctand.
PARADE 10 BE
ILL GUARDED
(By United Press.)
London, Sept. 12 ? Three thousand |
police ai:d ton rudiments of troops will :
garni the Catholic parade tomor.o.v,
nidi. ?: the rucb.?ri>.t convention.
WOULD KILL ^
GOV. FORI
(By United Pres?.)
Philadelphia, Sept. 12? An iafernal
machine addrr-v.n.1 to Gov. Fort of New
Jeisey* vai today found in the in a 1
Thtiu is no trace of the pcrp*t-ator
of ihp outrage.
EDISON SAYS
HE CAN'T GOME
(By United Preaa.)
Seattle, Sept. 12. ? ' Thomas Kdison
arrived here this morning. He says he
will b<> compelled to postpone his con
templated trip to Alaska as he Ghdihe
will sot have the time. He says he
greatly desire J to visit every town in
Alaska. He uiust return east within
live days by way of Colorado.
FIRE EATING
. OP TOWNS
(By United Preaa.)
Duhith, 12? The forest fL*es are still
rasrin? aloos; the north shore of lak">
Superior and tinl.ss tain falls the total
destruction of every town In lis pjih
aion? that shore Is certain.
IVY AND THE
WIRELESS
(By United Pre??.)
Rremcrton, Sep. 12. ? It Is said that
Alaskan wireless service may he placed
under control of the navy yard ?t this
point.
BRYAN SAYS
HE WON'T
(By United Pre??.)
Cumberland , M<1., Sept. 12.? W. J.
Brvan who is hero, makes denial of the
published statement that he has prom
ised to support W. R. Hearst for presi
dency in 1912.
fcyncb and Kennedy
We are in our new store and gradually getting settled
a It goes without saying that our new stock is having a
n g.?ud ?-flV>t-t It is certainly moving alid the good taste
^ of our patrons will vouch for it. |
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Our "American Ladv Shoes* in all the
different Lists both in low anil hi^h cut.
It is by wearing a pair of them that the
real pleasure will be derived
CORSET DEPARTMENT
ROYAL WORCESTER ADJUSTO
CORSETS
For medium and full figures. Prevail
ing fashion* tend towards the hipless
form the form of loni:. graceful lines.
It is the woman of full figure who find
it difficult to attain this shape with the
ordinary corset The 'Adjusto* is just
the corset to produce this contour- to
flatten and decrease the abdomen, re
duce the hips and create the new
straight back and flat hip effect. To
those .who require extra long flat hips
and hack, the new Adjusto atyles_
61 1 and 615 is ideal.
READY-TO-WEAR DEPT
Look out for our Fall Millinery. Each
hat will be a creation in itself.
Ladle's Skirts and Waists in all the
prevailing styles, including the direc
toirc skirts. They will be on sale Sept.
13th.
DRY GOODS DEPT.
Is about complete. Of course there
will be a few little things that we will
have to fill in on from time to time.
FALL and WINTER TOGS
FOR MEN
When you buy a suit of clothes be
sure and see that lh<? names
"Kuppcnheimer & Co., and Hamburger
Bros, is marked on the inside' tab.
That in itself is a guarantee that you
are in touch with
MOBS I KSI RES
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Washington, Sept, 12 ? Word lias been received here
of terrible disaster in the British Indies as result of hurri
canes that have been sweeping along the coast. Turks'
island is reported as the storm center. Many lives are re
ported lost and ships destroyed. ?
(By United Press.)
Koine, Sept. 12.? The ilowa^rr quern
1'arla of Portug?l Is to return to Italy
so great is her fear of Assassination.
She constantly implores Kinj; Manual
to abdicate that he may ceasp to he a
mark for tbo anarchists.
THIS MONTH'S
HIGH II
High tide this afternoon caused some
hustling along the lower end of town.
The tide, however, did not approach
the height of the high tide of lav. win.
ter. strong south wind, however,
made it roll in spirited fashion. This
is the high tide of the month. The
October tide Is the top notchor of t he
fall.
OVERLOOKED
POLL TAXi
There is a bit of humor attending
the wholesale voting of those transients
employed under the guidance of Mr.
Shirley down on the bunkers. It will
be remembered that they were carted
up to the polls in groat glee.
George Dillon, having thus gotten their
location, went down there yesterdnv
and made them all ptiugle up two
plunks each for poll tax. My out they
are sore today because most of them
are going away in a few days not to
return.
The Alaska steamship Dolphin is due
to arrive tomorrow night
All the delicacies of the season ut
the Pack Train restaurant.
E. J. COYLE
RESIGNS
(By United Pret* t
Vancouver, Sept. 12 ? E. J. Coyle,
assistant general passenger agent of
'lie Canadian Pacific, who h >s been wlt'i
the road siace he .was a boy, who liter
ally #rpw up in its service, has resigned.
There'* is no cause Riven.
FIFTH AVENUE
IN FUEL DRESS
Charley Runner 1$ resting today
after the labor of weeks devoted to a
general overhauling and rehabilitation
of the Fifth Avenue hotel. Every
room in the ho se has been pone over,
new earpets laid and curtains hunp.
until Miss Hurke, shou'd she retrun.
will hardly recognise the flaee. The
dininp room has been handsoinly fur
biohed and dressed. The Improve
ments represent a lurRC expenditure.
Dr. C. O. Cartwriifbt of Sacramento,
Cal., was a cuejt at the Portland for a
few days, lie wa? touring Alaska for
his health, having stopped at Juneau.
Tenneke Dot Springs and other place*,
on the way up to Skajjway He was
much impressed with Skasway and < n
joyed a trip to Castle Kern. Ho went
south on the Humboldt, md e pects to
return next summer to make a much
longer stay.
Mr. Ii. M. Odell of Haines. came up
today on the l'eterson on a little busi
ne~s, the first visit he has paid to the.
city for seven months. Mr. Odell has
been Arctic Chief of th<? Haines Arctic
Brotherhood for several terms.
Agent Frank Smart has received
word that the P. C. ss. City of Seattle,
scheduled to leave Seattle yesterday,
did not get aivay and will not now sail
until the night of the 14'h.
Want ads in the Alaskan firing re
suits. Everybody rends them.
Best sncalft In WhlU'horsn at [loyal
Cafe. l'
"Paradise
))
That is the name ot our new
SODA CRACKERS
I ,
0
Crisp- --Flaky Delicious
Cost no more than the other kind
GANTY & FRANDSON
SPIES AT THE -
? NAVY YARDS
(By United Presa.)
ftoston, Sept. 12? Testa which hsve
been progresiing at the Charleston
navy yards for some days bare shown
that the now Davis torpedo will do all
that was claimed for It In the matter
of penetrating heavy ormor. Persons
suspected of spying have been noticed
alyut the grounds during the flits and
thn guard* have been doubted and no
one Is allowed to spnroich.
NEW VERSION
PRODIGAL SON
(By United Prew.)
Sun Bernardino, 12? Albert Lucke, a
pr. dical ?on, who i? supposed to he In
Alaska, is wani*l His father hu just
died of a broken heart, Ctused hy his
u':i)'wh!i1iip->?, and left him his eolire
fortnno.
NEW FIRM IS
AT HOME
I he -c.ilTrtliline which has marked for
weeks the Itui Itlinc which was to Inn;
ago iidvoriNeJ a* the piospecilve home
of the new firm of merchnnts, Lynch A
Konardy, wis taken down y<Stcrday
and the firm is, after a lone ?nd aged
vating experience of delay, at la*t at
home. The store i? j.ist about the
handsomest in the city. I '< location
on lower Broadway with Itshignin
dows turned to the south and west
makes a fine appearance f>om wi'.hout,
while within the spulendld electric
iichtinK seta ofT a tine spic and span
-took covering every thine in the line
of toggery for man or woman. It Is a
fine addidtion to the business life of
the citv.
There will be special music at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow evenine
(By United Pre**.)
S?ii Franciaco, Sept. 12.? Eugene V.
Dob* ha* been lecturing here before
Urge crowds. He haa been *t tended
by bra** band* and public demonstra
tion*. Several ?pell blrdert are In hi*
came. He will leave here tomorrow
for the north and will apeak in all coa*t
toon* aa far north a* Seattle.
HELPS HUGHES
(By United Pre**.)
New York, Sept. 12.? Carnegie ha*
been rendering financial aid to Gover
nor Flushes. It i* *ai<l Hufhe* ha*
been paining many delegate* to h'?
ciute who were ele.-ted apalnil him.
A.-Y.-P. BONDS
ON THE MARKET
(By United Pre**.)
Seattle, S?pt. 12 KtponiVloo bonds ,
in the total sum *crt tmiaj
placet) on ibc market.
The committee on constitution and
by-law I of the Chamber of Commerce
last evenlnp reported the constitution
of the ol<l organisation with amand
menu to suit. The idoptlon of the re
port wts laid over for consideration
until next matting.
? ?????
Mr?. W. C. Blancbanl received a
telegram today convoying the sad new*
of the death at Cortland, Oregon, of hrr
alx year old nephew, Fred I'ohl, s n of
Dr. Kothcr I'ohl.
We Don't Know
Who Will Sell the Dry Goods
1 BUT WE DO KNO W
That We Are Going to Sell the
Hen's Suits
Look at Our ^Windows.
Note the Style "and Kffect
c.f the Clothings and then
, Note the Prices
$15.00 Up to $22.50
?
Such Clothing Han Never
Before Been Offered in
Skagway at Such Prices.
P
Walk Around and See Our Window Dis
play, It Will Interest You
Exclusive
Hen's Clothiers