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No. SIXTEENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY ALASKA. THURSDAY, JULY 8, K)13
PRICE 10 CENTS
HISTORIC REBEL YELL TO
GREET PRESIDENT WILSON
uua rebel y?U, which struck so much
Mr Sutler *av? audience to the
reporters upou hl? arrive! and told
from him by threateulug to attack
(tin a?*w the same old trumped up
H< w.v this attack will blow over
sKW AK1> It. It SYSTEM
Ol T OF COMMISSION
the Alaska Northern Railway -Com
lo<-. i ; line Phis ordor relieves tno
and Indicates that the Hue may
hap mile 17 yesterday afternoon,
part of the mechanism RettluR out
ate under it* own power and aid
lug a torreutiul (low of wuter wash
point bw *???'!. mile SO and 21 y?*?
MINORITY DKMCHKAT8
SHtKK MO.VKV COMMITTKli
Washington, July 3 ? The method*
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
THEv ,
iJnwticaii
| H. J. Lynch
Tk? Leading I adiee Furtmher and Haberdasker of Skagway
WAR DECLAflEDr THOUSANDS
SLAIN IN U BATTLE
Vienna, July 3 ? Sorrla today j
formally declared wur on Bulgaria.
Belgrade, July 3 ? The bloodiest'
battle of the wur In tho Bulkans oc
curred yestorduy between tho Ser
vian and tho Bulgarian forces. whou
the armies clashod and waged war
(or hour*. During the conflict
thousand* of troops wero ?laln, with
the fortunes of war going to the
Servian* who defeated the Bulgar
ians all along tho line.
Meager reports Nay that the form
or frlonds fought with the bltteieat
Btubborness, their hostility to cach
othor even oxcodlug the onmlty they
once held ngalnst the Turku, their
former common foo.
Uh government notified tho Powers
today that If fighting occurs In Mac
edonia, soldiers will be cent to the
scone of tho new Servlan-lJulgarlun
war,1
JESSIE WILSON HAS GRAB
BED OFF II HUSBAND
Waxhlugton, July 3? Anuouncc
nttul wiui made from the Wlnte
House today that Joetlo Wilson,
daughter of tho president. In to be
married to Kruucl* How CM Sayre of
Lancaster, I'oim., tho wedding to
tuko place at tho White llouso.
Sayro is now In tho office of
District Attorney Whitman, lu Ne-v
York city.
TEKKITOKIAL TRKA8CKEU
SMITH BK0IX8 DUTIES
Juneau, July 2 ? W. G. Smith, the
newly unpointed Territorial Trona
urer, arrived lu Juneau on the Ad
miral Sampson early Sunday morn
Inc. While hU term of office doe*
not begin for some time Mr. Smith
has alrea'y commenced work.
This morulug the Terrltoilul
treasurer began making out the
forms to be used lu the collection ol
l>o)l taxes throughout the Territory
us provided lu the act passed by the
lecent session of the Territorial Leg
islature. It Ib~ essential that these
blank forms and assessment rolls l>e
placed lu the hands of the United
States court commissioners who hare
been created poll tax collector by
the act, us soon as possible so that
collection can bo made before tho
summer season Is over.
HoriiiHH'tiii newspaperman*
UKTI UXS TO SKA<J\V.V\
A. M. Rosseau, . a printer of the
early days of Skagway, returned
this morning from l'uynllup, on tho
May, aud is again employed by the
Dally Aluskan where ho worke'l
fourteen yeurj ago. Mr. Rosseau
was the founder of tho Whltchorso
Star in 1900 and conductcd It for
six vears, afterwards disposing of
hla interests to his partner and loft
for tho outside, tho Star later be
coming the property of the notorlou
Stroller White who If scheduled to
visit Skagway over tho Fourth.
When those two old sourdoug'.is
get together again, tho ghost of
Soapy Smith will hovor over them,
e'en as the devil takos caro of hla
TRAVIS Horxn DEAD
WITH SKULL CIirsHEJ)
Tho auuouucenieut coruea fro.n
Seward that the remains of James
Travis wore recently found by
searchers In a sotluded spot on I-i
touche Island. Tho skuii was crusn
ed In, and this ugly death wound In
dlcatoa that tho victim mot with ioul
play. A motlvo for tho possible
uiurdor Is tho fact that Travis usu
ally carried several hundred dollars
on his person. Suspicion points to
'no one in particular as responsible
for tha killing.
A month ago Travis left tho set
tlement of Latouche, in a smull
boat, enrouto to the south end of
the Island. He outfitted for a four
day trip. His continued ubsoncc
caused alarm and a searching party
was formed, which led to the find
ing of his body.
Travis was well kuown in Seward
where he lived for some time pre
vious to his departure, a year ago,
for iJUouche. He was advanced in
A story has been going the
rounds the past week, which seems
woll founded, to tho effoct that a
good body of pay dirt has been locat
ed oil Ophlr crook. The find has
been reported by several parties
who claim to have visited the ground
It is said that holos have been bed
rocked and a crosscut made for a
distance of seventy foot in gravel
that will run from fivo to soven feet
In depth that is gold bearing, and
will pay to work. Tho valuo of the
dirt is not statod, but that tho grav
el carries good va'uos Is thought by
thoso who havo visited tho work
done on tho Nome Association on
Cold Luncheon Goods
Pickles ? all kinds Camenbert Cheese
Olives, Ripe. Plain and Stuft Corso Cheese
Chipped Beef in Glass Preferred Stock Crab
Veal Loaf. Deviled Hnm Lobster, Shrimp
Lunch I ongue Salmon
Sardines - French Boneless ~ Norwegian Smoked
Fancy Bisquit and Crackers in
Packages or Bulk
We carry only first class goods *
packed in fine sanitary packages J
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P. H. GANTY, Grocer J
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HUMAN SKELETON FOUNO
IN GLACIER AT VALDEZ
Valdez, July 3 ? Parts of u human
skeleton, found four dnys ago, wuh
brought to Vuldi'z for oxanilnutlon,
tills morulng. Tlioro was nothing on
tho body but hoiuo decnyed cloth
lug which could not bo Identlflod.
Tho body wai found on tho glacior
Homo distance back of tho city and
Is believed to bo ull that Ih left of
Dr. Lokmi who was lost In a Htorm
tn 1 S98. Tin- flosliless slcoleton In
(llc itl.-g that It whs u person alio.it
I In- :>lzo of the Doctor.
Tlie glacier In an active one an'l
It Is supposed thut he fell Into a
cruvasse several miles back of t'">
south terminal and has slowly booii
moving downward with the action of
the moving Ice.
CAPTAIN HATHORNE BACK
I'HOM LONDON TRIP
Captain Wm. Hathorne. (.lie noted
mining uiiin, owning proportion ad
Joining the Engineer mine In Atlln,
arrived In Skugway today from a
winter spent In England.
Returning with the Captain arc
Mr. and Mr*. Brawne-LIndon of Loii
don who will upend Home time In th
Atlln country this summer. Mr.
Brawne-LIndon Is a nephew of Cup
tain Hathorne.
A NT I ? P A P A N E8 E TALK
IS NINE-TENTHS SCARE
San Francisco, July 3 ? D.ivM
Starr Jordan, speaking on tho J;.p
ancse alien-land bill, denies th it
any Japanese laborers have come In
to this country since 1907, and he
can see no roason for all the scare
about stemming tho tide of Oriental
immigration. In a public lotter ht>
says:
"Inasmuch as under the preseut
agreement between our State l?
partiuent and the Japaneso Govern
ment not a single Japanese lubore *
has come to the United States, to
Hawaii, to Mexico, and to Brltlih
Columbia sluce 1907, all this agita
tion Is futile and mischievous. Mb?t
of the anti-Japanese bills have be-j'i
clearly unconstitutional, and If the.'
were not, thoy would also be so
sweeping as to overturn business in
the Slate. In any case, all this
kind if agitation Is a heavy burden
on our Oriental commerce, which de
pends on good will."
F. F. W. Lowle, agent for lb"
Canadian Pacific Steamship company
left this morning for a . business
trip of a few days for Atlln and
Whltehorse. He expects to return
Tuesday evening.
WKKK'8 lL.li.NE88 KKSll.TS
IX KOKKKST OI.SKV8 DEATH
Forrest Olson, the nine year old
von of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ol.ien,
died at the White Pusb hosplt.il
last night at 11 MS, after an Illness
of a week's duration.
The little fellow was troubled
with rheumatism of the heart, to
gether with other complications, and
In splto of all that the physician
and nurse oculd do for him, be grad
ually grew worse until death came
to his relief.
The funeral which will ho o? a
private naturo with only the ne.tr
relatives attending, will he held at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Olson this evening and tho iuteir
incnt made In Skagway cemetery.
ItEIXti CKOOKED IS PER
FECT LEGAL EMPLOYMENT
Washington, July 3 ? By :i vote
of sixty-seven to thirty-three, tiie
house yesteray voted to refer to the
committee on rules all resolutions
demanding a probe of the lolilty
charges made by Mulhall.
David l^tmar admitted today that
ho hud Impersonated congressmen lu
telephoning officials of the Hurrl
man llnej. Lamar says that the
work of a lobbyist Is a perfectly leg
al employment.
JEHEMIAli NKTKHKH GET8
WHSTKIIX JIDCSHIP
Washington, July 3 ? President
Wilson yesterday sent In the nomina
tion of Judge Jeremiah Neterer, of
llellingham for Unite States Judge of
the Western district of Washington.
P. T. Condon, formerly member of
Parliament, arrived In the city last
evening and left this morning for
Dawson.
Fine Fitting Footwear
for Women
We insist that when you come
to our store for shoes you get a
perfect fit. This is the pol
icy that has made our ser
vice popular.
We are carrying" exclu
sively the Utz & Dunn Co. perfect -fitting
shoes. Having these shoes fitted to your feet in
this store insures absolute comfort. And a per
fect fit means also a better wearing shoe.
Particular women find it a pleasure to trade here .
j The Store for Particular People
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