?he gtaily gdaahan
No. iL'y. FOURTEENTH YEAR.
SKAUWAY, ALASKA, KRIDAY. JULY 2K, 1911 PKlt'lC. .0 CENT*
NOTED AUTHOR
IS IN SKM
William Watson Woolen, of Indian
apolis, accompanied by Mrs. Woolen,
arrived on the Royal yesterday and
took apartments at the 1*11 Hon House.
Mr. Woolen is perhaps one of the
best known authors in the United
States, having compiled many books
on law. He is also the author of the
delightful series of articles which ap
pear regularly In the Indianapolis
News, under the title of "Nature
Studies."
This Is their first trip to the great
North, and both Mr. and Mrs. Woolen
are infatuated with the country. The
grandeur of the scenery impresses
them as being inconceivable to one
who has not seen it. The wonderful
inside passage: the beautiful water
falls and mountain torrents rushing
down almost to the ship's sides; the
green foliage: a view that is ever
present and ever changeful, make an
alluring picture; one not to be for
gotten.
They are particularly pleased with
the climate and weather conditions
which have prevailed since they
started on their journey up here, and
it is with some regret that they are
lea\ ing on the Seattle today on the
homeward voyage. They go by way
of Sitka, and look forward to the
\isit in that historic town.
EI DAPHNE
GETS BUNCH
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. July 2S ? E. S. Bunch,
at one time a newspaper man in Al
aska. but who is now assistant city
editor of tbe Times n Seattle, was
married yesterday to Daphne Pollard,
the one time famous star of the Pol
lard Opera Company, and who was
Queen of the Potlatch. Seattle's first
annual carnival week, which has but
just closed.
C. \V. Ask and Sons, the popular
grocers, have recently had their store
fronts painted adding much to the
Improved appearance of the place.
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SEATTLE. July 2S ? A telegram to
Edgar Bryan from Mrs. E. B. Mapel.
announces the death in Lebanon. Ore
o' Eli B. Mapel. on Wednesday after
noon of last week.
Mr. Mapel came to IHiget Sound in j
1852 and settled where Goorgetowt
now is. and there r?ared a large fam
ily. He was born in Ohio on Novem
ber 12. 1831.
He was a member of theNVashingto
St.ite Pioneer Association.
"LAST OF
IDE BARONS"
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. Jul}" 2S ? The peers admit
their defeat and will pass the veto
bill, curtailing the veto power of the
' House of Lords.
! Thi? will in effect be a revolution
in English law making. The passage
of this measure is considered the
j greatest victory for the people, since
I the wringing of the signature of King
John to Magna Charta. at Runnvmede
on June 15, 1215. The* battle for rep
resentative government, untrammeled
by the dictation of the House of
1/ords has been fought vigorously for
'he past two years, under the lead
ership of Premier Asquith.
A BIG L
HAMBURG. July 28? It is stated]
here that the international negotia
tions regarding Liberia have resulted
in a *2.000,000 loan to that republic
Germany will participate in the loan.
Mrs. F. H. Bold returned on the Se
attle from a visit in Ketchikan.
1-3 OFF
1-3 OFF
Thursday, July 27
Friday, July 28
Saturday, July 29
You get a reduction of 33 1-3 per
cent, on all White Dress Goods.
Our Fall Stock
has commenced to
arrive, and we
mutt have room
for it.
A new line of
Neckwear just re
ceived.
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-Date Haberdasher and Ladies Furnisher.
ill BETWEEN nun
M EM IMMINENT
First Division of England's Home Fleet
Given Orders To Coal And Prepare
For War ? Germany Breaks Compact
LONDON, July 28? All England i
cxcitiMl over an order for tho first
division of the home fleet to Rt t in
readiness for hostilities. The division
has been ordered to coal and makf
nil necessary preparations for war
It is believed that war with German)
cannot now be averted over the dif
fieulties prowing out of Morrocan af
fairs, in which both countries have
become involved.
The news of the orders having
been piven to the fleet* of thin di
vision has rreated Intense excitement
i; eonies as a &re?t surprise, a*
the rondl'ior.s have heretofore b^et>
thought to be more acute between
France nnd Germany on Morrocan
affa is, thi-uRh It has Iwn a snb)ee1
for much uneasiness for sometime
that German) was not disposed to
live ap to the neutrality agreements
ARE AFTER
BURNS AGENCY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. .Julj- 2S ~lt
is announced here that the Fedora
tion of Labor Is to prosecute Burns
and the Burns detective agency for the
crime of kidnapping McNamara. who
was spirited out of Indiana and car
riod to California, where he is now j
on trial for murder.
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KOI HIRED
YANKS HIKE All
[IE ON H AYII I
(By \laska News BvMa.)
WASHINGTON. I). C. July 2J?
American warships hit now continu
ally patrolling the Hay Man coaat,
that thfy, at a moment'* notice may
be at hand to look after the welfare
of American citizens and protect Am
> rican interests in the Island Rcptib
TAME AND SLOW
TEN ROUNDS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. -lulv 2S It
has been officially announced that t'?
celebrated lawyer-writer, Lewis Bran
deis has not been employed as specif.1
counsel in the Controller Bay case.
BISLKY. England. July 28? Corpor
al Yrainer, of Canada, won the shoot
for the king's prize at the meeting oi j
the National Rifle association here.
He takes the National Rifle asso<ia
tion bronze, the bronze badge, and a
cash prize or $12.i.
(P.y Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK .Inly 2S? "Cyclone"
Thompson cot the popular derision
in a v.'fy tamo ami slow ten round
' out with Willie Lewis in this city
last ni,jht.
HOMELAND WAS
IN DREAMLAND
(Hy Alaska News Bureau.)
AURORA. July 28? Harry Forbes
sont Joe Homeland to the floor, down
and out in the sixth round of what
was scheduled for a ten round filth t
in this city last night.
4?4, + + + + 4,4, + 4,4, + + + + 4, + + + + + + + + +
I The Canning Season Is Here! *
* How are you fixed for Fruit Jars- +
+ Jelly Glasses and the other +
+ accessories for canning? +
+ MASON JARS ? Pints $1 per doz. Quarts, $1.25 4.
+ per doz. Half gals. $1 60 per doz. (laps 35c per do*. +
* SURE SEAL (The Modern. A11GU?? .far) *
, Pints, $1.40 per doz. Quarts $1.65 per doz. Half +
A Gals. $2.25 per doz. Glass Tops, 25c per doz. +
+ JELLY GLASSES. Roc per dor. *
* 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 bent ***
+ time to figure your requirements for any of the above *
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
+ ?
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OF
LA CROSE. Wl* July 28? That Ml
wlfs hu rpfnflpfj to k?-p hon??- In I<a
Croasa, savHu that ahp did not r|p*ir#
to remain his wifr kroirar twaua*
woman <ri)l b* vp thr ballot la Wta
ronaln noon and that then Kb> intend*
to rnn for jtuwwr, te the hn*hand>
defense mart*- to unit of dlrorr* txnpni'
h*re by Prlsfa W. Olson Mra j
Olaon. howpi <r. *ho was formerly aj
school taarhp*. ? harzps MMappStt j
ind crtK1! treatment.
SBATYLS .J'llv 2?? Consolidation
of Brattle's two Padln* pommerrta!
organization* Is h^ing w?wl S?nw
of llic Ndint hn?in?wi mm harp the
matter in hand awl a plan to that
<^nd la now beine workpd on'. Rjr
merger, It is bp|!eved that morp *f i
fpctlre rt>?alta ronM be obtain#*!, wit'
Ira* cf eipensp to the business In
terest*. It may bp that a peatral j
body will bp created, with all the ;
prPWT^ artifUles ae Htrwan* or 4a
partmeaU. At all 'venta. the spirit
it fcettoyrther '# abrr?ad on f^>*at !
Sound, ac that grot thins* *rp look <1
for in the n?ar fatnre
8RATTI.E. inly 2? Former mavor
HI (JiH is being sop?1 by Oeorgp F. '
Frye and hi* wife I/wtsa Frye. for :
)ir>.aaa for breach of contract. It l?
alleged that Oill fallpd to mmply
with the terms of wm<nt trhefp
by ho was to feeroae Vpsp* of the
(hp FYya Ffote!, Third Aretae and
Yesler way.
NAUGHTY BOYS
ARE IN COURT
Som# of <*ka?war's rhl!dr*n
?#r? r-nl naagMy y*?t#r?lay: r*R*<S
?*rh oth?r nam*? and atrwk mvii
arratrhH it ?arh oth*r In * way thai
ft U a sham* In r*ron i
J?<-k FNiltm. who tnnd? In Ihc
m**k ainl e*n?l? row* In th* MM
Hons* paatnr* wander i*1 away from
Kiln *1mpl* II f# itown to ?** Wlll?
P*s? risb
H*fr h* tot into a h*?t*d ar*n
nwnt with nw^h'r Ittti* hoy t?*ar1n*
'h# pn*tk nam? of Slt'll^y Th* n'ory
in that h* a"'mpM to pttnish th*
lad with th# po*t|r nam* for his
saorin**?, wh?t??iwii Andy Hapo*fi
?t?ppH in and In a h?n?tr ?niiiHi'
;>!??* <1fHi with him not to <(rife? ?h*
rblM.
TV simpl# ?h#ph#rd h#a?m# in
at this lnt*rf*r#nr? xxi strnrfe
at th* mm?h#r of th# hona* of Ra
m?**i th# hiffrr smarting umt*r th*
form#r -h*r** that iarfe ha>| mad*,
that h# (Jarki ronkt Iff* ik? whol*
R?pn**i trib#. and th# fnrih#r d#sl r*
to prot#rt his f*How plaTroat* strwk
not a rniahty Wow f*lltnc th# fi?ht
iiHt *h*ph#rd to th# **rth-oth*rwl#?
th* floor of th* rlwh hr?r?r
FrohRmr rhan?*d hia mind ahowt
chas'Wn* th* Rapnni family and
hW hlm*#lf to hfa Honor ltd** fin
way. and aak*d for warrants fnr his
Word Wraty assailants
This oocnln* at t*n o'rlork th*
whol* thin* was thr#?h*d o?t h#for*
hia Honor Th* plaintiff snhpo*na#d
th* f.->!ir *in? wttn*ss** to th* thrlft
inr affair: Oltr#r Hopkins. 'Happy'
IV?rt*m and WanrW Gorflnc
\ftrr ils?*nlnit to th* atori** of
ih?~? wltnrwx ? to W?* miatthty row
d?<t. his honor ear* th*m a l#rfnrp
ami dismlwmd th* rna# lark r*t?rn
? d to hi* rt?H oT*r th* m##k *y*d
kin*." and th# oth#Ts w*nt away soh
*r*d find thoothtfnl
D. J Rlrh la hway th*** air* sum
m*r daya h*>nntlfyin? th* town whil*
th* pafntln* fad la on
Th* Royal kwndry ha? sp##d#d np
its d*llr*ry wiuron with a r#ry fa*t
rrim?on wrrk of an unknown art.l?t
Th* tat*"? ad*ir*? from th*1 Parifir
Coast rompany'a off Ir* ar* to th# #f
f*rt that th* city of S#*tt|# will ar
tlr* In Skatway it I p m . ami tlmt
si*ty of th* tonriat.a will tak# th*
trip or*r th* hill
HaveZOne On
Yourself!
A Dry One
A
SLIP-ON
Entirely F r??r From RuM>*r
.Slip into n "Slip On" ?f>*n
w**r a *mi1* when it r??n?.
It* A I JTf Wire
liiw of tats we h^nrll**
fwlt here umi ynn
ih?ll find ju?t what
rotir mind mi mad? op
to
Rain
WILL CLA YSON~qm?
The Home of The
HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
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