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No. 107 SIXTEENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY ALASKA. MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1913 PRICE 10 CENTS
ATLIN HOUSEBREAKER
ESCAPES FROM JAIL
Atllu, June 10--Fred Duuean Kel
ly of Victoria, who has been under
arrest here for housebreaking, broke
Jail Satjnlay nl;;ht aud has escaped
leaving no trail. Dominion officers
are searching the country for hlra
but nothing has been lamed ef his
v-Uerea bouts.
Kelly broke Into a resldemv
longing to the Spruce Crecok Power
company, utid wns sent up for trial.
succeeded In eludlug the vigilance
of the police nnd may never bo tried,
lie Is of fair complexion, about Tlve
f?e:, cloven Inches In height, Is well
built and about thirty years old.
R. R. GO'S TRIED
TOPUTONEOVER
ON ATTV. EEN'L
Wrtahii .?ton, Juno 10 -United
Slates Attorney General UcRtjriMlila
?as plated hi* slit nip of disapproval
(ijt- dlr?otors of the Southern pacific
?ilitl I'm Ion Pacific railroads. Ho bus
returned the proposition to the rall
i oiij companies and with It he has
pointed out whtre tho dissolution
scheme fall* to dissolve according
to the meaning and Intent of tho law
Attorney McRoynolds says the
is vague and Indistinct, that to per
mit It to co through would practical -
ly leave the companies lit the posi
tion the' are already In, which is
something that he Intends to pro
coicbinn?* to operate In restraint of
trad* and that they must dissolve
efectlvely and completely.
SHIP HMD OK LIYK
STOCK AKUIYKD TODAY
Steamship I,atouche of the AlaaVa
Steamship company arrived in i>ort
this morning with a cargo ci I've
stock for Fairbanks and R-iby. The
shipment consists of K1 steers, ?
LOST: Vedneaday morning nug
get necklace, return to Lynch s
s'.or arl receive liberal reward. 7t
IHAVKI.lMi MAN ADVEKT18K8
SKA<! WAY'S PROSPERITY
An item In the Juneau Dispatch,
undor Iho heading "Skagwny Forges
.'.head" roads as follows:
"Skagway Is busier than sho has
been for several months, according
tr- L. E. Uuell, the local wholesale
representative, who returned home
? n the ilumboldt this morning.
"The White Pass and Yukon rail
road Is hauling considerable oro frol)
Whltehorse a:id with Yukon navi
gation opening the city Is enjoying
wholesale prosperity."
J VOCE TAFT OK yalk
VISITS PREDECESSOR
Washington. Juno 10 ? Judge Taft.
ex-president of tho United Stat^f,
came to Washington and took lunch
eon with President Wilson yester
day. The forraor president '?us as
smiling ts ever uud said thrc he was
perfectly happy In his how position
Tin. KIDP1KS TONIGHT
dren, the Jurenlle Uostonlans, opens
Its local ?Kigagemtnt at the Elks
ha.; tooight for two performances,
the ojvrettn this evening being "Thi1
Prer.m Ulrl" oue of the latest and
H ost tune! ul pieces, full of comedy !
and delightful scenes that aro clever
ly enacteu by tho taleuted young
sters of the Cosgrove and Lang com
pany. The coming of the Juvenile
iiaslouluiis |g a big feature of the (
year's amusement and tho perform
ance this evening should not be
i.ilsied en i ny account. For the sec
ond night of tho engagement "I.a
Mascottu ? (up to date) will be the
bill. Sen's are uow selling at Wm.
B-itt's dr.ig store.
?jauHiJeb
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If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
f HE\
\Ammcan
H. J. Lynch
Tha Leading Ladies Furnisher and Haberdasker of Skagway
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I'OSSUil.t: SECRET.VRY TO
I1UILD POSSIBLE RAILWAY
Washington, Juno 10 ? It Is be
lieved thut a new member will bo ad
dad to the Wilson cabinet, that of
Secretary of Public Works. Part of
tho official duties ol tho new secre
tary's work will bo to give official
conduct to the const ruction of the
new railroads which are to be built
in Alaska.
STIUKK PROBE STARTED
BY THE SENATORS
Washington, June 10 ? A commit
too of Senators left tho city this
morning on their way to West Vir
ginia to probe the miners' strlko.
I LEAGUE !
! BASEBALL |
DERRILL PRATT.
Crack Second lliitman of
the St. Louii Brown*.
XOK'I II WESTERN LEAG IE
At Vlcto.-lu ? Soattle, 7; Victoria, 2.
At Spokane ? Spokano, 1; Tacoma, 0.
At Vancouver ? Vancouver, 5; Port
land, 2.
AMEKICYN LEAGUE
At N*? 7 Y-irk ? New York, 4; Chlci
At Boston ? Boston, 2; Clcvelnnd, 1.
At Washington ? Detroit, 6; Wash
ington. 4.
it Philadelphia ? Philadelphia, 5;
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Ptttab-'rt? ? Brooklyn, 10; Pltts
At St. I,ouls ? St. Louis, 12; Boston.
At Chicago ? Now York, 11; Chlca
At Cincinnati ? Philadelphia, 10;
THROUGH CANAL
OCTOBER I5TH
New Vork, Juno 10 ? Col. Qoo.
tioethulu, milder of the Panama ca
nal and head of tho Canal commu
nion, announced today that he would
send tlto first boat through tho Pa
nama canal on tho fifteenth of Oct
ober, thla year. If tho Colonel ac
complishes this feat, Jt will bo fully
a year sooner than expectation plac
ed the time.
.1 11,1V I. IKK OI'EN;
IK) AT COMES TOMORROW
Atlln, June 10? Atlln lake has
been open since tho 29th of May.
laku arm U clear of Ice and tho
llrst boi.t Is expected tomorrow.
Ill.OOI) IO RE SPII.T
Art 'TWAS IN J77<1
l.os Armeies, Juno 10 ? It wag un- 1
noitneed yesterday that arrangement
have completed for a fight be
tween Dud Anderson and Ix?ach
Cross to take place in this city on .
Ju.'y 4 th.
It U understood that Wolgaat Is ]
ti retire 'rom tho ring permanently.
Hie Dundee fight billed for tonight t
has been acclared off. i
Tho announcement comes from
San Francisco that Ritchie nnd Riv
ers have fixed a go to bo pulled off
in that city on tho 4th.
taft visiting around
AMONG OLD TltUCCMS
Washington, Juno 10 ? Judge
William Howard Taft, who onco fig- i
ured quite prominently as president
of the United States, is u guew of I
Champ Clark today. <
TATEM CLAIMS PROVE
THEY CARRY VALUES 1
Valdez, Juno 10 ? Sonator Millard
hus receied returns from the assays
rindo of the voin on the Totem
claims in the Port Wells soction ta
ker at a depth of 80 feet and Riv
ing returns of $196.
The ground which was located by
Mark Tutem Is under bond to Sena
tors Ray and Millard and some Soat- ,
tie associates. A tunnel hns been
drive. ISO foot and tho vein has
been cross cut. Tho tunnol gives a
ecpth to the. load of 80 feet and at
this depth the rock recontly assayed
was taken.
The work of opening tho claims
v 11! coiitlnuo and it Is expected to
make a dividend producer of them
tftis summer. Tho work will bo di
rectly under tho supervision of Colo
Fred K. Parsons, salesman for
tho Western Dry Goods company. Is
again in Skogway with a dozen
trunks of samples which he is show
ing tho local trade. Ho will bo hero
until tho sailing of the Jefferson.
Edam Cheese
Imported from Holland
This is considered about
the finest cheese made.
Will make a special price
of $ 1 .00 each for the next
two weeks. :: ::
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
USB AT LAST POUND
FOB FOREST SERVICE
Ketchikan, Juno 9 ? T!io Forest
Service Is sendli.f- men -to the west
coast for tho purpose of construct
ing nn elxht foot street for a dis
tance of 7,100 feet through the
town of Craig.
Although 2D por cent of all reve
nuo derived from tho sale of tlmbor
In tho XuMonnl Forests at tho pro
sont time, roverts to tho different
states and territories for tho schools
pnd roads tho l.ist Agricultural ap
propriation bill passed by congress
carried a clause to the effect that
an additional ten per cent should be
Ufced for tho purpose of building
roads and trails. This road at Craig
is tho first work undertaken by the
Service in tills district, it is to ex
tend from tho nftiln j>art of town
across the hill to the back buy and
will be a great benefit to a large
.lumber ,( people who have to use
a boat or climb over logs and wade
through mud at the present time.
Aftfcr this work is finished thoy are
intending to construct a trail at
Ualloy Bay from salt water to the
In I springe and lako.
NOT FIVE THOUSAND, RUT
FIVE YEARS FOR OCSSIE
Cleveland, June 10 ? Gulseppi
I'omaro was taken In charge yester
day by the police of this city, charg
ed with sending a threatening letter
Lhrough the mails addressed to Pres
ident Wilson, 'ii which ho demanded
ihat five thousand dollars be sent
to him or the consequences would bo
diieful. Instead of getting tho five
thousand he will probably get five
>ear? In which to think over the
ways of American Institutions.
I, AXE .VITKH tiCALI'IXK'K
OK lA'DI.W DKi'AKTMKNT
Washington, June 10? Senator
Hurry ijme of Oregon la the latest
Bomber of cougfess to demand an lu
vectlgatlon. He l? not satisfied with
the wny the Indlsm funds have been
n\peud<-d and thinks the system
r.eeds ryvitflng. Yesterday he served
notice tilut he wailted an Investiga
tion and a committee Is to bo named
to probe Into the affairs of the no
ble red n.tn.
Mr. O. 0. Rci(t, representing Park
liuvls Drug company, arrived on the!
Maincda and will bo in Skagway for
1 day or so after which ho will go
north to look after the business of
the Interior. Mr. Rols cays that
business to the westward shows a
r Ouslderuhlo Improvement over last
year, and ho looks for a general re
sumption of business for this yoar
throughout the territory.
IHUEffi
CAN'T DICTATE
RETAIL PRICES
\V:uihii>i;tuiii June 10 ? Tbe recent
decls'nn of the supremo court that a
(.erla'.i patented article sold under
I rice agreements by manufacturers,
may be re-wold by retailors, as In the
ease of a newly patented norve ton
ic, will also c.pply to safety razors,
phonographs, and records and the
thousands of othor articles that are
tnd have been held up to a certain
price, according to the opinion of
the department of Justice.
Ir. U held that the agreement to
sell .-.nicies at fixed prices under
agreement with manufacturers is In
restraint of trade and comes under
the regulations of the Sherman anti
trust law..
LOBBY IS VIS
IBLE ONLY WITH
EX-SENATORS
Washington, Juno 10 ? Senator
.'?lilts I'oindextor of Washington, Is
of tlio opinion that considerable lob
bying lias been done In congress
' during tlio past years. In fact ho
-ays not only have tlio manufuctur
J ors and other Interests been on the
job of lobbying, but many senators
hi vo exercised their Influences in
securing 'he passage of legislation
favornblu ;o their districts or favor
able to their Ideas of governmeut.
Mr. I'olndextor particularly quotes
former Senators Ulck of Ohio, and
i)uBols-j of Idaho us great lobby
ists.
lXI?ICTi:i> FOR ACKKKIXG
TO DKMAXI) BKTTKR PAY
| Charleston, June 10 ? Preaidont
' 'Vhite and eighteen members of the
I raited Mine Workers were Indicted
yesterday, charged with a comblna
I Man In restraint of trade. The
. omplaltu alleges that they consplr
; t-d among workmen of the mines to
imIfq wages, and that such conspir
acy constitutes a crime under tlio
Sherman anti-trust law. Their trial
' will begin immediately.
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