Jktil
No is? hixtkenth year
SKAGWAY ALASKA.
court demanded that Ml**
Uv^iuc of tha uniettlad
H?U I.I V Kit OIL' M M>?
I'ltoil l\>ll>h> or SHARKS
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
ft the* ,
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j&m t&mm
SHOE
H. J. Lynch
OHIO POLITICIAN LOST;
FRIENDS FEAR SHE
COLUMUUS. July 16 -George Sto
Stvvenaon ha* suffered consider
ably from an old injury, wnicn 111
times caused hlra Intense pain, dur
ing which he wua given to spoils of
despondency. He caunot bo located
by his relatives nor the police and It
Is believed that ho has taken his
R. R'S FIND II WISER 10
ARBITRATE II FIGHT
NEW YORK, July ltt-Tbe railway
uOcltU aud uien who wvro on the
at leant poatpoue the lnduatrlal con
Both sides have consented to plac
the matter In the hands of a cow
mttte of arbitration aa provided for
in the Newlanda-Clnyaon act.
WOMI V NOT IMPROYKD
BY toil ON FA11MS
KOMK, July 16 ? Th'> "back to t!?
MO08K COXVKXTION SHOWS
lilt; MKMIIKRsllir (JHOWTH
i-loo In the morning and e?rly after
the annual convention of the Hudso
Valley Association of the l?oyal Or
iier of Moose walch convened last
Satrdav At a session Monday even
Ken era! of the Junior Order, describ
ed the "Mooseheart" 'ocated In An
bauy lodge, reporter I hat the Order
Kea a ud approximately 700,000 mem
bent who annually contributed $1
each for tho upkeep of the bulld
A "Shirtwaist" dance la announc
ed (or Saturday evening at the
worn, and it Is permissible to float
around In common stilrt sleeve* In
case the weather Is warm enough to
:tOTH 1NFA.VTUY 1XAXD GETS
TRANSFER TO FT. IilSCt'M
Members of tho 30th Infantry via
itlug In Skagway today brought the,
information that an ordor has been
? -< wived for the transfer of the reg
imental band to Fort Llscum, tho
bange to take place on tho first of
August. This will romovo In the
! neighborhood of thirty muiitclanB,
many of them with families, from
(JKioi.wv nrvixu au\ska
AND BRITISH rOIjl'MHlA FISH
PRINCE RUPERT, July 16 ? T
lilevenhauser, tho hoad of one of
iluj largest fish compnalos in Ger
many, arrived lu Prince Rupert yes
terday whore he will make contract*
for a part of tho season's catch. He
will go to Wrnngell and other parUi
of Alaska and Investigate tho chau
t'H for securing regular ihlpmeaU
t o his concern In Germany.
Absent tulndeduess. occosl noil by
overwork, caused tho lodge roportor
o annonce a meeting of the Kagloa
hut night. Tho lodge reporter, bo
lides taking a dally shift as a phar
macist, Is likewise bookkeeper for a
| couple of lodges and an operator of
a linotype machine, to say nothing
ot his labors as business manager
of the Dally Alaskan, which consists
In doing everything from reporting
to crawliug under the press and
squirting black-Jack into the eyo of
the glldcrfluko. Having jerkod
father Time backward a day In his
wild flight and puils.d twenty-four
hours out of his rockonlng, thv
iodge reporter announced that tho
mooting Is to be hold this ovenlng.
Wednesday, July 16 at 8:30 o'clock
; sharp. This Is authentic.
The City ofSeattlo will bo due
> + + + + + + ,h + *!, + ++ + *J*4* + 4* + + + ?!? ?!??{?
I Cold Luncheon Goods
Pickle* ? all kinds Camenbert Cheese
Olives, Ripe. Plain and Stuft Corso Cheese
Chipped Beef in Class Preferred Stock Crab
Veal Loaf, Deviled Ham Lobster, Shrimp
Lunch Tongue Salmon
Sardines ? French Boneless - Norwegian Smoked ? _
Fancy Bisquit and Crackers in
Packages or Bulk
+ ? ? +
V We carry only first class goods +
+ packed in fine sanitary packages ?
? P. H. GANTY, Grocer *\
* + + + + + + + + + + ++?}? + + + + + + **? + 4
"BITTER END" ONLY SOLU
TION OF BALKAN TROUBLE
LONDON, July 10 ? Apparently!
the Balkan troubles will only eiul j
when all sides have become com
pletely exhausted. Thg Greeks ami'
Servians announce that they will J
flKhi to the bitter end, while th?
ItulKiirlans lire equally determined
to roHlat them.
CliurRCH of ruplue and pillaging,
combined with butchery of women
and children aro announced from
both sldea.
GEORGIA HOLDS 11KIJ
I'll INT SENATORIAL ELECTION
ATLANTA. July 16? Tho first el
ection of it United Slates senator
under the recent amendment to the
constitution, was held In Georgia
yostorday. Tho election wus for
tho purposo of choosing a succes
sor to Senator Bucon, who from pre
sent Indications, has Buccooded him
self. His term of office expired
March 3.
CHINKS CAN'T GET USED
TO MODERN HABITS
PEKIN, July 16 ? Tho province of
Klukaug has broken out In revolt
and troops from Pekln have been
sent to suppress them. Tho revolt
ing provincials do not llko the
changes that are being made under
tho Ropubllcan form of government,
which is overthrowing their religious
and anclont Institutions.
Ml'LHALL PROBE SHOWS A
CONTROLLING INFLUENCE
WASHINGTON, July 16? Numer
ous Mulliall letters wero read to the
Sonate coinmltteo today showing
that senators had been influenced
by lobbyists, and that tho effect on
Influential men had been widosproad
Tho Bcnnto committee ufter finish
ing the testimony of Mulhall turned
him over to the house committee
who will take a hand at probing the
claims of tho man who says he wn.s
Instrumental In gottlng legislation
passed In favor of tho big owners!
and against tho laboring meo.
The Alameda arrived at hovoii
o'clock from tho Westward and loft
an hour lator for the south.
iik; wind announced kou
WASH 1 NGTON TOMORROW
WASHINGTON. July 1C? Formal
opening of the debate on tlic tariff
will lie made tomorrow. It Is expect
ed tliat thu discussion will be a loug
winded affair.
James Paulson of Seattle, Is again
In the city.
F. Von Schrader and Mrs. A. Von
Schrader of the United States Army,
stationed at Fort Llacom, urrived
last night from tho north and wont
to Fort Sewurd today on tho Peter
sou.
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TERRITORIAL NOTICE OF POLL
I TAX
AN ACT to Impose a poll tax up
1 on male persons In the Territory of
Alaska and providing means for Its
' collection.
! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Th.it
there Is hereby made, Imposed and
levied upon each male person with
in tho Territory of Alaska or the
wuters thereof, over the age of twon
ty-ono years and under tho age of
fifty years, an annual tax In the
sum of four dollars.
AM, persons are hereby warned
that said poll tax provided for In
this Act Is due and puyable on or
before Monday, August 4th, 1913,
and that payment thereof will be
come delinquent as provided in said
Act after said .Monday, August ith,
1913; and that In case of failure to
pay the same, penalties, as herein
provided for, will bo Imposed and It
shall be tho duty of every person li
able to pay such tax, to pay the
same to the Commissioner within tho
time herein set forth.
MARTIN CONWAY,
Commlssloner-Ex
Ofllclo Poll Tax Col
July lG-13-tf lector.
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WE HAVE THEM
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?I* We also Have' a large line of +
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O'DONNELL SHOES
FOR MEN
4- Drop in and look them over .j.
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