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No. :So.\ t5|RTKKNI'H YEAR. ' SKAHWAY, ALASKA, KRIDAY, MAY I 1, 1MI1 ?** " ?*?
ORDER IS
NOW MODIFIED
(By Alaska News Bureau >
SK.VTTLK >la> 12 ? The \accin
;iti? n order ln?s been modified, *n?l
on'y those wbo arc suspected of
na\ ins the germs of 'he disease, or
i.ove oomiiu from -mall pox Infec
centers will be vaccinated in
?ho fttt nr. The order has been in
effect for tli - past 21 days and it is
i ally over
JAPS HAD TO QUIT.
R\ vlaska Now* Bureau *
ij.ini. with sixty persons on board
The oxpedit on reached Coalman 1s
1 ?nd March 1th. but was compelled
put back, owing to ice packs and
CLAYSOM BRANCHES OUT.
That the merchants of Skagwaj
son and in Skacwav as a permanent
fact that Clayson s are putting in a
boys ami babies.
Alterations are being made in the
.1 ; : ival of the stock on the next I>ol
ci' and placed on display-, and ar
ranged for r.&ndling. this popular
- ore will have one of the finest
shoe departments in the city.
In speaking of the added depart
r ? nt. Mr. James Kennedy, the gen
4a' manager stated to a representa
tive of this paper that for some
fine past they had been urged to
p.n in this lim and after going into
the nvatter thoroughly, it was decided
to put in an up-to-date line of ladies,
E -ses, boys and childrens shoes
Mr. Kennedy stated: "We will
kav the finest line of footwear in
A'aska. and we will have all the
latest styles, so that th Te will he
no net-J to complain of our stock."
THIS IS SOME EGG.
R. M. Becker was today exhibiting
5' in Skasway The ege measure -
S inches by inches in ciri unifer- j
EAST COAST
IS SWELTER!
(By Alaska News Bureau I
SEATTLE. May 12 ? A terrifl
lieat wave la sweeping the east*:
states. M&nj prostrations are n
Ru.-ton, Washington, and Pittsburg
Tors are being driven mad and man
t ases of hydrophobia have alread:
been reported.
BROWN BEATS MURPHY.
(By Alaska News Bureau >
NEW YORK, May 1- - In a ru
VU own easily gained the popular d>
?. ion o\er Tommy Murphy. Murphj
!s, w(-\er. proved to be a whirlwind.
"BLACKIE" IS ARRESTED
J \V. Ann is. a character know:
, over Southeastern Alaska, imlud
. enily arrested at Kllamar with 1'
nn.nk. and is now in jail at VaM'
ALASKA EXCURSION
SEASON OPENS SOON
Alaska's excursion season will op
June 14, according to the statements
issued by the Pacific Coast steamshil
company, and steamers will >ai
fr. m Seattle and Vii toria. < arr
passengers to the various points o
Iho steamer Spokane has beer
placed by the Pacific Coast oompan.
the official Alaska excursior
ibis season, and will leave thf ''om
pany's dock a* Seattle cn her fi'
run to the north. Tune 14
BASE BALL DANCE
WAS A SUCCESS
Last evening at the White Pass
Athletic Club Hall, the dance givei
for the bene'"* of the Ska 2 way !?.<><
Btll Team, was thoroughly enjoy
vy all who attended. The dancc
was a success socially and finance
*y. A great many of the Boundary
Survey boys were in attendance and
some of them stated this morniiu
that if that was the way they wonW
be treated all the time, they wanted
t. stay in Skagway. The dan?
boke up at 1 - : -".0
+ ^
This is the Time of ^ ear when Thoughts jj
? Turn To J
I Summer Clothing I
5 - - ;
? We have now on display the
? Biggest , Best & Newest I
? Line of piece goods ever shown in Skagway j
jjj [ See our \X indow Display. 25c and 35c per yard ]
? |
Also a great variety of shades in ?
? Susine Silks , Figured Silks , Silk ?
Poplins , Irish Poplins , Colored ?
ai India Head , Etc.
^ A handsome line of White, Colored and Silk Shirtwaists and *
? Middv Blouses I
?
+ A complete line of American Lady and American ?
H
+ Gentlemen Shoes for the Grown Ups. ?
? a
jj| Security and Pla-Mate Shoes for the Little Ones '
! H. J. LYNCHt
? i
j Th? Up-To-D?la H jbsrdash ar and Ladlaa Furnlthar. J
SHAY BEATS
IHE SURVEYORS
The Skagway Bast* Ball Ton 111. ves
a ors in a onesided game, tho ft-nr <?
>- Icing 6 to 1. Tho game was inter
i, esting from the moment the umpire
shouted "Play nail" until the time
y dropping a small boy into the strc't.
The game was exceptionally fr e
. t the game was -never in doubt.
Surveyors: Baldwin. 1st base:
. A. Rappuzzi. 3rd base: McBrien. shor
rus.zi. een'er field; OConnell, rieht
fold: I.. Rappuzzi and MeKenz ?.
(Rv Alaska News Bureau.)
holocaust occurred hero toda> . wher
1
I
vhole faniili'S were cut off from es
and wore burned to death. Abou
lives were lost.
RIVER REPORTS.
t'-day. The river is open and clear |
LIGGETT IS SECRETARY.
j aght league. \V. W. Liggett. former
? ditor of th^ Skagway Alaskan, is
; -ue. Liggett is sporty editor of j
' ' n Tacoma Tribune.
The meals at th< Pullen House ar
insurpassed. Have you been over?
Kverythlng the best that the market
i f rds. 50c.
THINKS FLOOD
REPORTS SMALL
Frederick HelHjc. who Is interest
d in the Fairbanks Times, and who
arr'vod In town on the Jefferson.
:nd will leave soon for the Interli r
Mr. Helllg, n discussing the Fair
littnks flood situation, stated that
the damage. In his opinion, was
pi eater than had been reported, ami
that although he had received n<
rdvloea to tha' effect, he was moral
ly certain that his own business has
tcrior last fall and attended the
l-'H il at Vancouver, 'ater going to
He expects a good deal of travel t;>
the North *hls year, notwithstanding
iha" will onl,* affect the excursion
H WILL
SAVE CROPS
(By Miska News Bureau)
v AUIARY Alberta, Mar 12? Rain
>rma are swopping over all Uje
will be a great benefit to the crops.
CAN'T /OTE IN OHIO.
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
Houses of the State Legislature in
~ s.-ion have ruled that President
Faft can't vo' in Ohio, having lost
hi? rosidence through residing at |
Lived twelve years
WITH BROKEN NECK
(By Alaska News Bureau !
MQNTVLAlt. N. J . May It? Wal
Pl though suffering from a broken
n.-ek. died here this morning.
SPRINGS ARE HEALTHFUL.
That the f itka Hot Springs is
coming to the front as a health re- j
sor' is evidenced by the fact 'hat
on the last trip of the Dolphin. ther
came north from Seattle, a woman
who has tried all the resorts on the !
Pa< ific Coast for the cure of rheum
? tifm of which she is a sufferer, and j
none are helpful to her except th<>
Mrs. Wilson was well known her.
hi the early days by the name of ?
Mrs. Minnie Wallace. She has been
a rufferer from rheumatism for the
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I EARLY ROSE I
4
* Seec/ Potatoes
4
4
77irs /win J is Generally Grown *
Here with Success I
We can supply you with any quantity, from ^
* 50 lb. and upwards 3 l-2c per lb. J
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Grt out early in the morning, dig up that corner of the yard and
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enjoy the beautiful spring weather in a practical way.
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* P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
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PRESIDENT DISZ
IS! RESIGN
(By AIft*ka N*w? fluMn t
J17ARKZ. May 12? (itwril M?
Mfmh^rs of th*- R^
MANAOr.A. KlrArftgna. Mav 1J
I r. !?ld?>nt E*tr*4*. foiktwine th?? prp
?'ont Artolph Din*. who > wry pc|w
PARDONS LIFE
TERM CONVICT
f.nt. fifth Avonno. n??*r HrwMwav
DEADLOCK IN
THE SENATE
(By Aim It* V# tr* Rur?*i >
WASHINGTON. D C. Mar f <
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'h# r|<vtinn of a pr?rt)?i>( pro !?m
r,{ thfW boHy TH* nuirw of S*n
ifor* Onrtfneor of N??w MtmnMilr
?tiH '"k?pp of Mlnn?>???t4 ?r? up for
bit th* >-?
1 ? r?t Th* -?Ht
HOI RULE
FOR ALASKA
\l*?lrn ?? n p*wtti?v? ?r> j?Mf* *k"
In mr>U<r ' bnm* tit" prrnKwition
?y was ?*nt to ^p????k?-r f'liamp ?'l*rl?
fi'h Alukx ?p<HHnn? b) a "immi
Hf appoint Ht nil tft?- "wim-r? ?!
(irortiro for V l??k? at t ht? if
tolar*. Tt*? of \v*?.v
'<?n and \U??k.i ritH 'ip?>? tf? 4?nw
CHARLES fJKirXKR
tla?k*r> i'ommftM"' nf ?*?s?fr|f
PASE BALL G ??c TOMGMT
? ?p<?n th- Snrreror* *r1 ?kaf*av
3UST received a new line
of JOSEPH E. WARD'S
Waterproof j wj * rpq
ndestructible
English-Felt)
A New Line of
Spring Clothing
Come In And Look Them Over
\ WILL CLAYSON-aZ,
The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
" CLOTHING