No. li" TH1K1KKNTJ1 YkAK.
?<KA<<WAY, ALASKA, K1 K W. MARCH 8. 1911 PRICK 10 CISTS
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iOLGUST THE
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mwi Ail ttll ?i?.V
jfal ;a Nr? York Cily.
A ik lli^itknl U>
...?:! . lhvt row fur Lut Att
?a?r? fee u U? uiw Gwr|?
a; t+ir *? lik>
I i?t: itul *ifr, ??-rt *rri
th? tbi* a: ' cru?j?;n
ot r' B Wttrs Uovhcr. occupy
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FLEEI 10 BE
ORDERED S0U1R
tBy AUiU Nets Bureau*
WASHINGTON, a C.. Vi 7?
A turmxJmby fleet of cruisers tui.l
. H ? Y ntU be Uttltt?<llilLelv stftlt
Ig tiv Gull u t
LAUHIEEi MAKEd
( By AUak? News Bureau t
OTTAWA, Mar. ? ? Premier Wil
f> :o L^urter, iu a ?yo?cti <ieliver?tl
,x?i u-gtii atroug!y elisor* eti revipro
.
TORONTO. Out. Vlar ? ? The l?u
|?Uli Order at thv Daughter* ot the
Koi pixe. r- presenting women
:a < <reMtefda> a r*
C'UUos against reciprocity
Thv IVterwoa ma a regular tr ;>
fro.-. Von S?j?j.:4 ih:a mormug -a
relur&cit tlua
The- I* C. SS. Co. s tea tiler WW
w ift urtre here next SuuJav after
aeon ami w ill v-urry passenger- on tier
ttip Muth.
He. J?aa hmoui cauie up from
JWMwi on tie Ramoua. He will ioa
lion :t fterv Wea at Ute \leUuhli*t ettur-.h
cat iatula* an?l ta< Sunday follow*
U One week evening an illUstra:
eU eaierbuaaietti U ti> W given. The
?object will be "Ail Evening la th?
Llagon ? RiugUvu., being a vis*
to Pinna *a?l Peltiag
The American Lady and]
I
THE
utftTKiican
$?nt&maa
SHOE
For Grown Ups
Pla-Mate and Security
Shoes for Children
Make* the beat complete line ever thown in Skagway
WE HAVE ALL OF THEM
H. J. LYNCH
Th? Up-To-0*U ?r M L*dt?s PwnU?h?r.
Fighting Strength of U. S. Army Being
Mobilized in Texas? Heavily Loaded
Supply Trains Ru* Hi ng South ? War
ships Orderec t > Sav Tonight? Runl
et Are R* ^e \V it 1 Germ = nv
tBy Alaska Sews Bureau*
\\ YS RING TON. D. C.. M ? v 1:
p. oi. ? President Taft ha? r**tuested
\leiican Minuter of Fiaaucc Liaia:;
to come htjre for i iVdNrvitcu.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Mar. >. 3
p. 01. ? Till.- general opinion here
ei?u afternoon is that all the troops
?ir- b?in? moved tor business. and
not for fun. All the heavily aroied
talllesiiiim are taking larg< loads of
ammunition on boa: i. Special trains
?-&rr>lag pontoon bri>5.> ai- be.ug
iettl to the border
SEATTLE, Mar \ 2 30 p. ai ? The
Orutsers Mary hied aud West Vir
ginia have received orders to sail
u ?iiiht for Sao D c^vx.
.V special train will bring <>v u?
riae? here to be Mat to Bremerton t
lonisht to catch the Cruisers before
tne> sail
WASHINGTON D. C , M* S. i '
p. ai.? The mobUuatou mov* -> vai^
to be spelling war instead of peace
a* the soldiers hate been heavtlj
- uppiied with aaiuiiuu'ion. Sccras oi
tiaius are moving south with sap
ru?a
LONDON. En,; . Ma: S, ;? p. ai ?
VA.NCOl YEK, Wash., -id
oeneral Mais. Commander of ihe
leave here tonight to report for
uu'y to MajUen. Caricr at .ustiu,
Texas.
LONDON. Ens Ma. >? T mo
biliza of the American Army and
is Me one absorbing topic in
iia city tsdv. It is believed that
America is yielding a? the appeals
of foreign aatioas to protect their
;>:u T'-y i uteres ts ia Mexico.
CHICAGO. Mar. 9? Ftttee* hun
. *>kd. !> V " t\>rt Sheridaa
after uooa oday tor the
f?oat
SALT LAKE CITY. Mar S--The
F "teonth Infantry. consisting of TOO
have left this city for the
border.
OMAHA. Neb. Mar 3? T*o thirds
Ui command of the De.artmeat
the Missouri mak::ig a total of
-? men have beea ordered south.
?aL will hvw on special trains tt>
?? sht
Si ASHISGTON, D. C-. Mar i?
cording to persis'eat rumors which
?- rculated here, Presidents Taft's
._?> j latioa or-ier was issued as a
; . ev-a itkmarv toove to check any
. ?le ag-tressiTe action oa the
of Germany, and enforce the
-1 >r.roe Doctrine as it Is understood
t it the Mexican *o*ernn*ent and
' raian bu; ss aterests in Mexico
r appealed to Germany for [>ro
on. aad the Kaiser. William It,
? ? to ia'. :heir request as
ihi ? i ~ i aanc* to win a
.oiu : t . .-oat aet of North
.oier. -a It Ls believed here that
Ka:-er kaows aad appreciates
leobilUa.ioa of the troops
i ? : :-i l"u . i States means.
Extras ha-e been ssued on the
aiw.-f rumors, all over the I'ttited
Stated today
ULl!,JL:
S 1 SKI
(By Alaska. News Bureau >
WASHINGTON, I>. C Ma- T?
111 au^WdT U> charges thai Aiu?ri *
tan- prepare .or war oa short
notke. the war Je par Uncut has la
iu??l orders that 20, WW aoluers be
?i> inr.i lately sent "o the JepartiiH-iit
of T*xaa, to be staUoaed along the
border. ilajor<reQeriil Carter will he
tc ??ymman.t with h!a heaU^uaruci at
Auatia.
U-? w A
hi tilt
NEW YORK. Mir. S? la spite of
las j.naoimceaiect that Ciliaas reply
R^j.is r??eal uluoiatum has
i actu ally removed Um diftwsaces
woicfc threatened to cause war. Uw
C z<s-e merchants ot New "iork
_av . > it a handsome and length*
armorial to the national assembly of
p- and to various officials at Pei
ix Lurking that a bold stand be made
Roasiaa a^greaataa.
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i: Dried and Salt Fish t
is good for a change
-JT
+ Salt SdlU;oa 3<?ilies 20c per lb.
+
^ Salt Salmon l ;p4 20c per lb.
.j. NUckere " hj . a. si:.e 1 5c per lb. t
: ->ec ura size 23c per Lb. f
+ +
. u ~ targe ?ize 40c per lb. ^
?{? Y&rraout Bloater* .... 6 for 25c.
Fancv B->neles. 2 lb. bricks 25c .
T T
+ Prefe r red S tock Fish Flakes *
+ , v. 4
. for _?c. ,
'? i yo . : tt. i.uc t? ' .-ave, and are well sabaBed .
+ P. H. GANTY, Grocer 1
+ 9 H
10 MOBILIZE
II THE SOUTH
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, Dt C.. Mar. 4?
Tile cruiser squadrons liave been
wdered to mobilise at Guaataaaiao i
San Diego, xu.d Saa Pedro. The ea- i
tire laobUiaatioc is believed to re- i
iate directly to the coaditions in
.Mexico. 1
GOING HOME
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Mar. i ? This city is
preparing to wel.ooie ex-Secretary
Ealliuger on. his retura here. The res
olution has caused a great deal of
comment among Seattle's citizens,
and. nearly ail expressions are either
ol regret or indignation.
(By Alaska News 3ureau>
BOSTON. Mar 3? Rear Admiral
John C. FV^aiont. commandant of the
Charkston. Navy Yard, dropped dead
or tiearc failure in thi s city :ail
Mrs. J. M. Pooiey, of Carvross, is
.t at iie White Pass Hospital, hut
wsli probably be out :a a few days.
The steamer Kamoaa arrived ia
this port yesterday afteraooa at
: 3t> o'clock, with Li passengers and
a tons of freight. She left at $:00
o clock south bouad with a *?ry
hght passenger list.
CRUISERS ARE
IK READINESS
(By Alalia Xews 3ureaa)
NSW YORK, Mar. T ? Tile Cruiser*
Tennessee. Montana and Nor til Car
:lina, are maiing steam and are
rtady to go to the Oulf of Mexico
j a a moment's notice.
XEW YORK. Mar. i ? Tie cruiser
Seat will sail from this gore for
U nan tana mo tomorrow morarng.
FAVORSCOKIROL
By GOVERNMENT
(By Alaska. Sews Bureau1
NEW YORK. Mar. S? Louis Brac
iers. the noted attorney delivered a
>peech ia ??*>'* city last: night in which
i>e stated he is in favor of federal
control of all the raJroa*is.
dawsHe
IS DISCUSSED
OTTAWA. Mar. i? Martin Bur
re"^ hill to incorporate the British
Columbia and Dawsoa railway was
rv ported in railway committee in the
commons. The company, which is
cvtaposed of New York. and Chicago
capitalists. proposes to have a line
irooi Vancouver to Fort George,
tneoce through northern. British Col
umbia, tnence no Dawson. Both Bar
ren and Andrew Thompson, counsel
for the company, expressed their !>e
Eef tnar the company was bona Sde
and intended to 50 ahead with its
project.
Joe Mason returned on the Bea
taice this afternooa.
FOR THE
Transient Trade
We e lined up stronger than ever
m
" Everything In Warm Goods
m
J Such As
? Felt Shoes for Women and Men
?
? W ool Coats, "lacinaw Coats
1 ?
? W oolen Lined Canvas Pants
?
m Heavy I nderwear Corduroy Trousers
? Sweater Jackets Storm Shoes
?
? Fur and W ool Caps of all kinds
? W ool and \\ orking Gloves
?
WILL CLA YSON-^,
* The Home of The
?
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
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