?he JJailtj ^la^kan
*'">t ?**<??? LIbury
No. 134. FOURTEENTH YEAR.
SKAOWAY, ALASKA, THURSHAY. AlMIMf*, l?II f"*- 10 ,'K!ir'1
All ARMISTICE
IS DECLARED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. P. C. Aug. 3? It
is understood in official circles hetv
that an armistice has been declared .
for three days, by the Hay I ian rebel
that President Simon may ha\a
an opportunity to resign and end the 1
w*r.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
TOKIO. Aug. 3? It is unofficially ,
that the entire Imperial
Cabinet is to be reoreanixed.
UNDERWOOD
VS. V. J. BRYAN
tRy Alaska News Bureau.)
V VSHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 3?
Democratic leader Underwood, of the
house, made a bitter attack on W . J.
Bry an yesterday, denouncing both the
the peerless leader and the Comoner.
He. said that neither wr popular, and
that both were falsifiers. The state
ment was received with chers.
IRE POPE
GETTING 001
? By Alaska News Bureau.)
ROMK. Aug. 3? The pope was out
ridinc this morning and taking in the
beauties of the garden. ?
FRISCO WILL
DO II BIGHT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3? Chair
nvar. Wirrrn Shannon, of the Enter
tainment Committee, trr the Eagles
Grand Aerie, promises that the dele
gates and visitors will taste the real
Western hospitaliiy and that there will
not be a dull pioment during the entire
week of the convention. There will
bo many unique features, among th? m
the "Shopping Day" on Wednesday.
Angus'. 23, an event for the ladies
who are to attend this session In large
numbers; the old Spanish Barbecue
on the beach at Granada, after a trip
in open observation cars over the
Ocean Shore line; the "Progressive
Menus" and program of entertainmen
on "California nay." Tuesday. Aug
ust 22nd. the aeries of the State will
entertain their headquarters in dif
ferent parts of the city, each provid
ing a dish or a feature of entertain
ment. a characteristic of their part of
the State; and the "Roaring Camp
Uavs of '49" ? an original idea In en
tertainment in which the early day
conditions w'H be reproduced In a
mining village under canvas.
TUFT WILL
VETO BILL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
W \SHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 3?
Stand pat members of congress aver
that President Taft will veto the far
mer's free list hill which was just
passed by the senate.
AWFUL DRY
IN TEXAS
AUSTIN, Tex. Aug. 1? The Texas
legislature now in special session
will probably pa9s a prohibition law
doing aw ay with the liquor traffic
,1-3 Off |
White Sale Continues
For One Week
You get a reduction of 33 1-3 per
cent, on all White Dress Goods.
Our fall stock has commenced to arrive and
we must have room for it A new line of
NECKWEAR JUST RECEIVED.
miff
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-Date Haberdasher and Ladiee Furnisher.
ELLIS WANTS
BOURNE'S JOB
(By Alaska Now* Bureau.)
PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 3? E* <on- i
pressman Kllis has declared that h
wlll bo a candidate to sneered Sen
ator Bourne from this State.
POLITICS OF
BO WARM
(By Alaska Now* Bureau.)
MEXICO CITY. Aug 3? Secretar?
of tho Interior Gomes, has tendered :
his resignation upon tho request of
President Do La Harra.
WILL COST
100 THOUSAND
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Aug. 3? The wrecked ?
steamer Spokane has now been sur
veyed in dry dork, and it Is estimat
ed that it will cost $100,000 to re
pair the ship.
ENGLISHMAN. I
FALLS TO DEATH
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON, Eng. Aug. 3 ? Napier, the
j celebrated English aviator today was
| killed by a horrible phingo from th?
| . louds, while giving an exhibition
| flight.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
j LONDON. Eng. Aug. 3? All ship
I i>ing is paralysed here. Thirty thou
; -and dork men are on strike for
| higher wages.
Mrs. Ira King and children of
Haines, are visiting in Skagwav, the
euosts of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bold
AMONG THE
MUG n
There will bo a meeting tonight j
of the stockholder's committee hav
lg Iti charge the selecting of sit? and I
othrr business matters connected wl !4
the installation of the stamp mill f
plant.
W. J. Bledsoe, flwncr of the Skag
w*y Chief, has a crew working on
that very promising load ami Is also
giving the property considerable of
his personal attention.
The llnkil properfea are to retell
attention In the very near fotore
Plans are now mi<W way looking to
^-orae important development work.
This fine weather has caused sev
eral parties to take to the hltls for
the purpose of investigating Hfce!) j
looking quart* properties.
(By Alaska News Bnrean.)
PORT A I" PRINCE. Haytl. An* 3 -
The rity Is in a turmoil. Rioting i<
in progress all over the clt> and th<
people are terrified. President fW
mon is preparing to flee before the
victorious rebels reach him.
The splendidly equipped and sea
werthy gasoline cruising launch. Pa
rifle. owned by H. .1, Harrison. of Ju
neau, which Is her hailing port, ar
rived in Skagway thia morning.
On board are Captain John Tibb
etts. of Juneau, accompanied by hit;
wife and children and a party of
friends w ho are ma'xing a tour of |
l.ynn Canal The party will vlsli I
Haines. Davidson's frlad?>r and other j
interesting points before returning to j
Juneau. The little craft will leave ;
for thp south sometime tonight.
NOTICE OF OPENING OF SCHOOL
At a meeting of the School Board
hald on July 31st, It was do; i led tc |
cpen school for the fall term on Mon j
day, Aug. 2lat.
Ml n?w beclnners rh-iuld b< a
r->mpanled by parent aw* will be a l
niltted only during thf- first four
weeks of school.
Bjr Ord? r of Board of RducatJoi
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bennett, of ;
Detroit, are Humboldt elcur?lonlsts. '
+ + + + + ^4,4, + + + + + + "i, + + 'j, + tt,j'tTi'
I The Canning Season Is Here! J
j, ?j?
J How are you fixed for Fruit Jarp. +
+ Jelly Glasses and the other +
+ accessories for canning? +
* MASON JARS ? Pints $1 j>er doz. Quart*, $1.25 4,
+ per doz. Half gals. $160 per doz. Caps 35c j^rdoz. 4.
I SURE SEAL (The Modern, All-Glass Jar) *
, Pints, $1.40 per doz. Quarts $1.65 p**r doz. Half .j.
^ Gals. $2.25 j>er doz. Glass Tops, 25c j>er doz. +
+ JELLY GLASSES, SOc per lor. ?
* Jar Rubbers, best grade, 10c per doz. Para Wax, in ^
* pound packages, 20c, 3 for 50c
+ Our stock is new and complete and now is the best *
* time to figure your requirements for any of the above *
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
+
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4- + 4, + + + + + +
GAME SPORT
STILL ALIVE
(By Ata?ka N?w* Bnroaa.)
PARIS. Auk 3? Jofcn W. Oat**,
th* millionaire. Wall Str*??t pl'ina^r
is rMithiK wixkr und H I# now
that hf h?* a rhanr*> to r#- |
cover.
CASE IS SEI
F
(fly Alaska New* Burlaw.)
LOG AWCRT.RS 1- ami
fhp others fmllrtM with him far Twirl
impllratM in tj*? dynamiting outrage
in<fty plwMM not anllty. nnrf th?ir
trill I has Ik?h *?*t for FKTi>nil>?r fl
READY FOR
IRE PAIN1
(B| Alaska Neva Borean.i
WASHINGTON, n. C An*. J ?
Chairman Graham mr* that th? in
vp*tljation of the Ryan letter la orer
and that the inqniry into the Control
ler Bay affair In ended.
VARDAMAN 6E1S
IRE PLUM
(By Alaska News B?re*n >
JACKSON. Mi?? An*. S- R?*fnrna
from thr primarW inrii'-ate the (J?
Mon of V'arrtaman for Governor. Stat
Senator Blibo will be I,i??otrn?nf-ro*
ernnr
THE BIG BEAR
WILL BE HERE
(By A|Mk? N?w Rnrun I
8BATTI.E A<k 3? Jam#* J J?f
| fri** win Mil north from thla r|ty o?
t h* J?ff?raon n?*t Monday H? *1(1
atop lit Wnn^n. And after hnMIn;
irnnnd a ?bort t lm?. hn will *o
to Ji?n??n Trow Jtin??n b?- will ?o
on to HfatiMr H# want* t > ?t?y
-*????? tim* In f?ha*way. and will look
-hf rowntry n**r. Il? will bnnt alone
ih" WW# Paa* Ralrload i???r lnft> th#
WHn rrmnttj Afl*r antiafyln* b.'m
??lf In AUIn. h?? will r?tnrn to
aray ami tab# to tb?? W?rt
ward fte fl?wr#n that by tbl? tlm#
i h# will h? In ?hap? to UkM* th ?? bl*
Kadlak h#*r. whl-h |? Ht th llty th?
; main ohJ#*t Jrart now of hi* trip to
th- North
EACE TRIAL
( Ry Alaaka V?w* Ftarown.)
RAN PRANflSCO AM 3 ? Rwnb?>r
Mank?>r. confine In )*I1 h?r?_ today
cr"?teif a v^.^ntlom by fomm-'ti- ^
iwlrlilr. H# fiit bin throat and ilN
brlore aM ronM b* ?tjjnmotH'd
GETTING SWAT
(By Alaaka N?w* Bnr**n >
PORT Air nmrt. Haytl An? 3?
Pr??!>!d<?nt Simon's family la aboard
th# Haythin atwhrwt l? th? harbor,
and 0?n#ral Flrmln with fh? r?b#l
furrwi baa >nt?M th# rlfy
Tb?? Humboldt arrived tbl* mornlnc
at trn ovlorb, brln*tfn? tblfty ?t?-nr
alopwt* and many thron*lL posa.'tv
fPT* A apprtal train vm mad* ?P
for th? Summit Sh* will 1**t? at
4:3? Skacway tlm#
Have One On
Yourself!
A Dry One
A
SLIP-ON
Rain Coat
*
Entirely Free From Robber
Slip into a "Slip On then
wf?r a tmile when it rain*.
lb a Lire Wire
line of hats we handle
Seek here *nrl you
?h#II find jwrt what
your mind it made op
to have
: WILL CLAYSON-JL
The Home of TheJ
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