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SKAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1911
PRiUE. 10 CENTS
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HUNTING FOR
WEAK SPOTS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 10? Re
ports have reached the government
from various parts of the country
that spies are busy securing plans
of the aovernment defenses.
THE POPE NOT
VEOY STRONG
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ROME. Aug. 10? The pope is too
ill to participate in the ninth anni
versary of the pontiff.
FAMINE STARES
AT LONOON
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. Aug. 10? Many food mar
kets are closed for the reason that
they are unanle to get any supplies.
The dockmen's strike has paralyzed
commerce and great suffering is b?
ing endured on account of the food
famine.
NO TIME FOR SKAGWAY
The City of Seattle came into port
at six o'clock this morning bringing
10?) passengers of whom 6."' were tour
ists. Two special trains were sent
out; one to the Summit, and the oth<
to Bennett. The Summit train came
back early enough to give the excur
sionists aboard a few minutes in tow
? something like an hour; but the
ship pull?*d out immediately on the
arrival of the Bennett special.
Gilbert E. Chandler, who has been
enjoying himself in Skagway for the
past few days, left on the City of
Seattle today.
AWFUL DRY
FOR STEAMERS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 10 ? Nearly all the
steamers plying on the Mississippi
river are stranded along the entire
length of the stream. The water
stands today at its lowest record.
TRAIL AGAIN
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
YUMA. Arizona. Aug. 10 ? Hermit
Roosevelt is here enroute "to the wild
of Mexico on a hunting expedition.
ARIZONA RILL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 10 ? ' The
House today agreed without division
to the recall provision of the Arizona
state constitution as provided in the
Statehood bill passed by the Senate.
It will now go to President Taft for j
his signature.
Doctor Diamond of Hot Springs
} Arkansas, arrived on the City of Se
: attle and took apartments at the Pul
le House.
I Vice-President O. L. Dickeson of
the White Pass, accompanied by Mrs.
i Dickeson arrived on the City of Se
j attle today.
The Gasoline launch Iowa came up
from Juneau this morning to get Di
rector Holmes of the Bureau of Mine
who was a passenger on board the
City of Seattle. Mr. Holmes is return
j ing to Juneau in haste that he may
take the Alameda for the westward,
i The Iowa is in charge of Wm. Dickin
son and Jay Bell of Juneau.
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DON'T LI
THE SITUATION
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
DES MOINES. Aug. 10? The street
car company has asked for a dissolu
tion of the injunction of Judge Degraf
claiming that the court had no right
or authority to grant It.
T
GOOD TIME
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PHILADELPHIA. ,AUE- 10? Admlr j
al Togo Is the guest of the city today ]
and is being tendered many' banquet*. J
TO BE BURIED
- IN AMERICA
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PARIS. Aug. 10? The body of John
W. Gates will be shipped to New j
York on the sixteenth for burial at |
that place.
HUNTERS HERE
The Scott hunting party arrived up 1
on the CRy of Seattle and took apart- j
inents at the Pulton House. The par j
ty consists of Charles Scott, of Mis- I
sissippi, Henry Dickinson, of Seattle, j
U. C. Harmon, of Gardner, Montana j
Charles Baxter of Glen wood Spring, i
Colo., and C. Galloway of Seattle.
They brought sixteen horses ah>n^ ;
with them and are headed for th>
White river country In Yukon Terri i
tory. Here they expect to secure
some good sport and specimens of 1
the large game with which that sec ;
tion abounds. The horses will bi j
used to pack in their supplies and to j
carry back the trophies of the chase I
Mrs. Price and daughter, of Phila |
delphia. round trippers to Dawson. I
left on the City of Seattle
A telegram was received today by j
Manager Gross, of the Gross Moving
Picture Show that the expected films
are on the Jefferson. In the mean
time six reels of the choicest stock
films will be run at the popular play
house.
B! YANKEES
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. Au*. 1ft? American guest*
at the Carlton House fire covered
themselves with glory by heroically
savh?g the lives of many women who
were in the burning building.
I
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 10-Sam I.ang j
ford won In the fifth round last nighi |
liy knocking out Jim Smith.
HEAT ME
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Aug. 10? The middle
western states are again sweltering
in the toils of a torrid wave. Many
prostrations are reported.
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GOING 501
Skagway is getting all "he't up
over athletics. No sooner does one
event come off than another is sched
uled. Just now the town Is having
a "walkfest." All the fast sprinters
are out looking for easy money.
Yesterday Jack FYohling bet Louis I
'aptizzi that he couldn't walk op to j
Kern Castle inside of twenty mir.ntes.
Today he knows better. Young Ra- 1
puzzi made the trip in 16 minutes an
twenty seconds, including the timo ne
<essary for him to get out of the
reservoir which he inadvertantly ne
,-otiated in his haste to r*>p the twenty
Some of the sports are tryirig to
raise n hundred and fifty dollars to
wagor that P. H. Ganty can't wall:
tj WhRehorsc in thirty-nine hour* ,
and fifty nine minutes; avoirdupois j
time and consecutive sprinting.
An effort is being made by Manager .
Tanner of the local baseball tenm t< j
locate James J. Jeffries for the pur
pose of having him umpire the neit I
match with Fort Seward ? Tanner's |
friends think this a wise, move.
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BOOOLERS LOSE
HE APPEAL
(Ry Alaska New* Rnreao.)
NEW YORK Auz. 19- The elrroK
court of appeal* today handed down
a decision npboMing the r-oBTletlo?
of the boodlind official* of the I'nilH
Wlreles* Com pa tit
HEARS LAPS
(Ry Ala=fca Sm Rareao.)
MEMPHIS. Ansr. iA- (M?n)(>srjt?
Cordon. Commandpr of the Co*feder
ate Vetera na psssetf away today.
TRY TO SCARE
THE JODGE
(Ry Alaska New? Borean.)
LOS ANGBLS8. Aue 1? -Threat"*
ins: letters have bo* n received b? J
-'odg RordwaH. who ks try in* tb? Mr
N'amaris and othT* < harsred witM the ;
Time* dynamttin* owtrajre.
The Prinrem May Is d?* on Sat
urday morn In* according to a*< at F
P. W*. Lowle of the c. P. R. She
brtn^a ?.'? pa.**en?rr*. taeM of whom
ire tourist*.
At thp Driier meettn* thi? erenln* i
?hp (wibjf>< t of the let-tare win be
Open and Closed invars." RptidM
special rboraj ?!n?tpe. Mrs. R. SI.
Montairee win ?in* "Thp Stniln* In i
fJod"* Acre." Mr and Mm. Drivr
will sine "A I,etter FVnm Howe "
n. H. Draper, by today"# mail re
ceived the sad new* of the fatal Hi
no** of hi* slater'* husband. Mr Wil
liam Rlwell. cf Jackson, Michigan.
Mr*. Ri?seli writes for Mr. Draper h?
romp immediately, a* h' r Vnsl.and ha
typhoid ferer and ran not n* well.
ICE GONE A!
POINT BARROW
(By Alaska N#w* Bureau*
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tk<? Ic* h?* broken a' Pol ?? Barrow
And that fhr imprtm?i?d whaMr* !*ar<?
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JOHN BEATS HIS
LUOSHIP TO IT
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