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-CKCK" t'OKK HITS 11KART8
OF SKKiW AY'S YOl'XCJ MK\
Saturday evening the White Pass
Athletic Club gavo un Informal
dance at which tluio a number of tha
guests o( the various lio.els took
advantage of thin opportunity of at
The committor, anticipating tho
uiiuitl difficulty of furnishing part
ner* to the gentlemen at these In
>ouug men, to the uiuusouient of a
number of spectators, and a few who
young men and women from the
for Introduction and an opportunity
plred that "Miss Stuart" was ut
other than the captain of the White
H. C. Daniel* of Gnu- Francisco,
1h In Skagway, a guest at tho llow
dcshell pagoda on Second avenue.
Mr. and Mrs.' C'harlen Urury of
Tacoma are In tho city for a day or
so. They will take a trip over the
scenic White runs beforo returning.
Mr. Urury has taken conspicuous
part In Washington polities for a
TERRITORIAL XOTIt'K OK lDLI.
AN ACT to Iniposo a poll tax up
on male persona In tho Territory or
Alaska und providing means for Its
NOTICE IS HKREIJ GIVEN, That
there Is hereby made, Imposed and
levied upou each male person with
in the Territory of Alaska or the
waters thereof, over the ago of tweu
ty one years and under tho age of
fifty years, an annual tax In the
ALL persons are hereby warned
that said poll tax provided for In
tills Act Is duo and payable on or
before Monday, August 4th, 1913,
and that paymeut thereof will be
come delinquent as provided In said
Act aftor said Monday, August 4 th.
1913; and that In caso of failure to
pay the same, penalties, as heroin
provided for, will bo Imposed and It
shall be the duty of every person li
able to pay such tax, to pay the
saino to the Commissioner within ih
MARTIN CONWAY.
Commlssloner-Ex-Of
flcio Poll Tax Collec
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ON FRUIT BY THE BOX +
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Vol lowing our usual cuhUuu, we will maka specially attractive
price- on all fruits by the box during the canning season. *
JELLY GLASSES
FRUIT JARS
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And are prepared to take care of your orders satisfactorily ^
I P. H. GANTY, Grocer |
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MM ORDERS SUSPEN
SION OF DAILY TIMES
SALOONS CLOSED,
Seattle, July 21 ? Owing to ln
duBtrlul disturbances and rioting be
tween tho pollco and members of
the I. W. W. party and tho various
bruuds of direct actlonlsts, the c'ty
of Seuttlo hus been undergoing one
of the worst reigns of unurchy for
the past few days that tne north
west has over witnessed.
I.attt Friday u large number of
soldiers, spurred on by the notori
ous Seattle Times, made un attack
on a body of Independent Workers
of the World lu which scenes of viol
cnce and rioting wus enacted. Civ
litany of ull polltlcul shades and
complexions soon Joined the fray
and when the police hud succeeded
In stopping the hardost of tho riot
ing, the vurlous headquarters of the
I. W. W.'s and tho Socialists were
wrecked and the rooms and furni
ture burned and destroyed.
Tho I'otlatch crowd was being
handled by tho pollco and the may
or could not get enough of t he
force ou the scenes In time to pre
vent the destruction, until mauy
heads were broken and large proper
ty losses occasioned.
Saturday morning Mayor Cottor
III declared himself chief of police
and read the riot law. demanding all
people engaged In the rioting to go
to their home*. Kvery saloon In
the city wus ordered cloned and po
licemen were sent out to see that
the order was obeyed.
The Seattle Dally Times, which
the mayor claims wus responsible
for the disgraceful attack on the So
cialists by the soldiers, was ordered,
suspended. Kdltor Blethen Immed
iately got busy with the courts and
secured an Injunction restraining
tho mayor from executing his order
to suspend the newspaper aud It was
Issued again late in the ufternoou.
When tho Times appeared tho riot
ing was over.
A.Wl'Ali Fl'NKItAI. MASS
OVEK l*OI'K I.KO Mil
Homo, July 21 -Cardinals and
loading prelates (rum all part# of tl q
world begun reaching hero yester
day for tho annual funeral mass
which was celebrated In the Slstlm
r Impel of the Vatican yesterduy 011
the occasion rf the anniversary oi
the death of I'opo Leo XIII.
A Koodly portion of tho diplomat
ic corps In Rome credited to the
Vatican which had left the city for
tho summer, returned for tho cere
1110111111. The mass was the first
lxid In ten years that have elapsed
iluco tho deuth of I'opo I.eo, at
which the music of the famous Sls
ilne choir was not directed by Mon
jignor Perosl. The latter, for the
liast two months has been suffering
from nervous breakdown so severe
thut tho pontlficul physicians would
uot penult him to resume tho direc
tion of the choir.
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One of the Jolly purtles making
iko trip on tho Jefferson today is
; com potted of Miss Annie CougUlln,
of New Richmond, Klliabelh
Andrews, Riverside, Cul., and Mis*
McXcilly of Seattle, chaperoned by
Mrs. Andrews. The moving spirit
of the party, Miss Andreas, leaven
the "Jeff" at this port, und will
make the Urand Tour, returning to
Seattle via Nome and the Ocean
passage. Messrs. A. II. Mercereau
und \V S. Clark, the two old sour
dough merchants of tho luterlor,
annexed themselvt* to the party for
the trip up. und will go iuto their
old stamping grounds in the Idita
rod district.
The steamship City of Seattle
arrived In Skagway at 3:15 p. m.
Saturday with fifty round trip pas
sengers who took tho trip to the
Summit. After unloading fifty tons
of freight sho sailed for Sitka on
her way south. .
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