N\> 15 Fln-f-.~.vwur SKMiWAY, ALASKA. TUESDAY. APRIL 80, 1912 PRICK in CENTS
8010 A! SEA
ONE HINGED *ND SiNETY
S'\ PL T l\ COcFiNS
> ?(. M_nt!rert S^xtee" L ndft
f ed Boc es A~r TaVe- Sea And
Su-tj Sccies of *'t n icttnns Re
- > \ c t c4 Hc^'t f C< r?cJst on.
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?-v- t"\ ' 'J
nju.?>?JMiioly u;x*a b?*r ;i~n> *i ;>*?
i al.v^.s ? ? -v J'-1 ? TV- i?H
NvJ:? of Iht? \iotinys ol <ho T ?"K
* tuvh h*4 Iwa r^owd.
r: the t-offjrci wt h iho ship brw.S
\ r ASS GET ^EACV
rc s lONG REwAV
R4
\ an '. Ch?R
NO WIRELESS OR
REINDEER THIS ve*r.
OTTAWA, Ajrtl II? No ?W???r
? m ntkvr *rv to bo proTWfd tJnp ^ <i
ton T?TTi*orr bv fie jrovertwnont this
ve*r DAFOE.
LATEST TRAIN HOLDUP ?
HAS NOVEL FEATURES.;
OHIO.UiO. April 3<> ? Fl*e jv"s?on?>
? .>"0 roN?od of money or val'ia
or N>th bv three n?a?ked roMvrs.
who wort through a sleop^ns: <v rf
'he R?-?ok Island w>e?tbound ?;o'don
^tato limited a few mtnut?v aft^r
aiidnicht yesterday. ATVt the rob
bers finish??d thetr work thf> t-lio' i
hok?s in the air tnN> ronnof!iii? wih
the encine. thus hrinsinc the train
to a stands';!] an 1 qatcklr Itit^e th-Jr|
s>-*tv
1 -id.- c<o?er of Thriv r.-M>|\ . rs
ihe porter was f r<>o.l to point out to
the outlaws the berths that w to
ooiipipil. As s?vhi as the rob' e"s
% uteTed the Pullman they fo-< ,-d ti e
porter to "o?'k th?? doors Only ; .e
occupants o' one oar wwe <H*lurN> !.
Tn niotK?y and jeire!r> The roVc's
:?Na ? t>1 apjvoximstely $Tm?.
rv?,soniv on the train of th^- time
n4'! ers has not been a -ooun'ed for
It i s believed the men h">arO.M ;'o
i mi led at the erossin; of the ("hi
aco TV:~iincton & Quimy K.ii'rofi .
. tr ?hioh a Bur^niton ;rn -i was
? i- up some time aco.
It was said yesterday at the ?e*
offj.x* of the Ro- k Inland h<> e
?<t a rood description of th, ? '
uvs was >btmin*1.
AIRMAN FALLS S E \ EN
hlndred feet to eart^.
r \Ris. m
tulles an
-0? W"hi
?> liv r.
W40DENSTE1N GIVEN L NT! -
VCNDAV TO BEi~!N TER v
SKATTl.F. Apr l 3'?? C. W. \V*r
;?>. r. th<> M-ohipf of jolice >f
? xvr\s era ntr^i un'il Mon i?y
V will N? :ak*?n to Wa. a
?Vaiia wfiKP h<? is to h.s s?? i
> ,v as com i<T?vl for crafr*vp
? ? il ? 4*0C*>. is . llfRIMMHnt!
DOUBLE SERVICE
HOUSE DRESSES
FAST COLORS
$2. 00 & $2.25
Kimonas
Negligees
Passing Saques
In Silk
Crepe
and Cassimere
Prices from $1.50 to $12.50
H. J. LYNCH
Th? Ufv*vDifi and La.'iea Fumtsh?r,
ARE SUSTAINED
JUDGE LYONS MAKES
RULING IN INDICTMENT OSESJ
Gives Opinion That Employe-, ef
Transportation Companies A>-e Not
Guilty of Corspir*:y And Com
bination in Restraint of Tra'e And]
Crmmerce.
U'VEAl" Aptll 30-? Jud ol.v ns ye -j
terrtny rend.-red a de-islon in whi'-h i
hp upheld a major parti,?n if the
demurrers argued in the ras s com
monly known as "the Indictments]
asainst the Transnoitatio) Coni|<ani s
and the White Pass and the Moore's
Wharf Company."
The demurrers of the companies to
all eonnts i-t indictment* No* t .
s , and *>4" ?<-re siis'a nei
I Vumrrers of th?? conn-ante; tol
count* 1. C. 3. 4 and S. in indi<-m??'
N ?> s : 7 were su-tained an 1 Cunt
No. *. of the same inU-tment wa- 1
sustained as far as :n?l viltrilt;
.?onoerned.
Th?- demitnvt a- to com; .i:iie as j
set forth in count No. ?! i f thf
above indU'tment was over ruled, but I
?hidKe Lyons hel l that this ? ha-ce !
was merely a vi >lati m of ?<v' oi
of the Sherman anti-tr.ist a<t and]
that any afen-pt l' < liar. e fe!o-y
?'irphssajre
The demurrer to
v't> was over rule I.
No v"l. was sustain-' 1 a** to allseed j
?
in !i tment No.
an 1 in iitme't ]
Tidi< I ( X ? ' ;ia-. ?? an
od c^ns-p'ra *? ,<n !'?? pa?--- of tfc
s W'.tvr ?? ni; a- . ro r st'a'nl
?s px o-'- 1
f ? ^'r on
r!!T No. v:; No* 1.
4 a-id 5 a!1e:t>s < oiisjiin ~y and
i"ombinati> n. in fi ? re?'ra'n* of tra 'e
<md ? ?onimeive Wtwvii ;h?? W'hit<>
Pas-s and tho \ar?wis hi;> lm'S
op-rniur V:*e? SeatiV an? Skar
war os?hi?i*c of tho Hirnholdt SS.
line.
lndiitmon; No O; al'e e? <om
Mnation and ron?pirary in re"?'rnint
of trade and onnitrer< e on the nart
of the Moore's Wharf company l>y
the acqmrenwt rf several
wharves of the ?Va;?a> ?a'cr fron'
It is plain to hp soon t.h 1 1 .'thlco
Lyons discotiraces all th, folonj
charees acain?t individuals aid em
ploye's of the several companies
acain?t whom thf> indictment* ?i>r?
returned
jVli<ious lep Cream and i1 e
cream soda, with strictly p'irp fiiiit
juices and crushed fruits at the
Vienna Oafo, Hr^lwaj", letwen
Fifth and Sixth \>es tf j
SUPREME COURT PUTS ALASKA
UNDER l.-S. COMMERCE COM.
Alaska Railreads And Tr?'?p rt*'icr\
Companies to be Governed by Com
mission Sj me as Sta e*.
WASHINGTON', D. C., April 30?
The I'n-Kod States Supreme Court
handed down a decision in the ra.se
of the Humboldt Steamship company
acainst the Moore's Wharf corn; any
and the White Pass and Yukon Rail
way. in *hirh the steamship rompiny
claimed that it was dUerlmina'e I
aaalnst in whnrfiise and ra'?w.
The decision makes it Obl'flfttory u;?
?ti :h>? Inter -State l'ommer<e Commis
sion to tak? jnri <dirtlrn over Aia-ka
Railroad and transportation compin
i ???. the same as applied In the I'n't
ed States Ala*l:a is dt>siiiiael a*
a Territory
ROBBERS f-ELL PHYSICIAN
AND STEAL. NEEDED DRUGS, j
C Hit 'AGO. \prll 22 ? When h irry
inuvjo visit a dying i?a'4rnt. Dr. E.
W. Hervey. ::0l West Chi? aco a\enupf
was held up by highwaymen nea- hlsj
home early today and robbed of a
rase of medirine, a small ta~k of I
o*ye?-n. his war li and chain, and his
purse, containing $12.
The robbers atm k the physirini^
on the head with an empty battle!
and h?> -yink to the ground dared, bu' ;
r? itivered a? the men wore running i
n?fly am' shouted to them:
I am a nh.vsl?lan and on my way'
to attend a dying woman. I'|"a-e
clve me !>a< \ my med;cine and tint,
tank of oxvgen."
The men hell a whispered oonxer
sation. and t moment later walker
b.'u k. help, d t ie physli la.n to his1
feet and srave him ba k the medicine1
!;i ! ojtycen.
>'? '.en Dr li* py arrived at the
e of hK ? n . nt. he f un1 he"
FUNERAL OF COL. JOHN
JACOB 'VSTOFI TO EE PRIVATE.
RF.INI'WK, April It ??< a-v
ncuincod today that the futtor*l of
tho late .lohn .'aoob A?t?r. who 1st
lit? lifo in the Titinlc dlsa?M\ wll
bo burial from tie church whl h ho
built in thi? <*itv. The funeral will
bo private
O Klkeland, ?,-ho has been wl'h
the WhMo l*ass for a ntmber cf
vonrs retiirnod on one of tho la-t
boats from a thirty day trip f? th?*
Sound cities. lb? will Nv? rr to
morrow's 'raiti for Oarr Glynn. 'he
section houso nn the MrRap spur,
w-horo ho will rf^'imn h:s dirtie* as.
foreman of this so- lion
Tho Stoamshlp Htiml-oMt will ar
rive in this por? at 1 SO o'clock to.
morrow aflornO'Vi and will sail on?
hour lator.
Cii'hrio M Scot-. niannf* tnro:s"
aitrt Jobbers' si|.?s ayent. arrived up
from Haines on the l"?olphlr. awl
will "Til <tnii'4i on ho Sp>k*'io. He
also represents tho Williatiioite Trnt
and Awnins <"o . ami i? taking orders
f'T awnings Hp is resHtero I a'
'ho 'iolden North hotel
SPECIAL SALE FLOTILLA
SOAP
A First-Class Toilet Soap
Will sell regular 10c cakes at 5c
Will sell regular 5c cakes at 3 l-3c
This price good for limited time only
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
TORPEDO II
HOLE II SHIP
STEAMSHIP TEXAS RUNS
AGAINST SUBMERGED MINE
Seventy. Seven People Are Killed.
When Ship Strikes Floatinj Tor-j
pedo 1.1 Smyrra Bay.
I>ONI>ON. April 30? Th^ Steamship
Texas Is reported to ha\e st"?"k *
torpedo while entering Sniyrni Pay.
and the bottom of the hi: II er wa*
entirely torn out.
Seventy -seven poop'e were in-tanly
kill**! ?
The torpedo is bel'eved to have
bi^me unfastened froin Its m~orlnar*.
and risen *o the surfare. and when
the Texa* ??<ni?k |t, the fore** of'
the blow exploded th* mine
FIRE DEPARTMENT MAKES
QUICK WORK OP S V ALL BLAZE.
The Skacw-av Volunteer Fl"e l>e-j
IJWtnwvf.t was railed out by an alarm
of fire at lft:30 o'<lo<k thin morn- j
inc. and 'hose handiest to fire house
No 1. got rho rhemVa! to the srene
of the fire a little in advance of
hose <-?rts No. I an 1 Nt. 2.
The fire in "he rear of St.
Saviours re* tory. and was cause I ly
dumping a>ti.-s up aeain?? the s de
of the bulldinr. The hMh wind
fa.nned to life a few emliers which
wore In the a?h?*5. and only the
quick rcsfjonse of t e 1fpartm<?ot.
and the service of the chemical. pre
vent^ a serious b'az>\
Th*- IVpartinent. and <*.'i*<n?. are
; > Ih> concratn'at'^d upon the hearty
response made to the a arm, and
fie quirk manner In whi'h the blaze
<vas extinguished, shows that ?e
have first-claps Tire protection
FUNDS COLLECTED REACHING
UP TO GIGANTIC FIGURES
NEW YORK. April Th.? Tiene.
fit gl \ en in this city la t nlrht for
?h?" survivors of t'ie T ani-' di-a=ter
netted over twelve thousand d dlor*
LONDON. April .'."?Tie arereta'e
funds whi h ha*e been r0lle<ted for
the benefK of the sur\ Ivors of the
Titanic disaster has re? hed one
ami one half million dollars
ASTORB LAST PUBLIC
ACT SELECTING HEROES.
VBW V>RK. April 30? A squad of
m#?n are at work today In the mar
ble hall of New York's n$w police
headquarters en* ravine on t*b|?i( of
hmmc thf name* of IflAt year's po
lice heroes ? officuM who dlod in th??
performance of their duty dvrtag 1911.
One of the Ia*t public art* of Colonel
John Jacob Ai?tor was 'o s?le? t and
approve theae name* H? *a i a
?nvmber of the official committee of
clti*en? delegated to perform 'his
'a*k After the last mw'ine of ?h?>
committer. Colonel As 'or stopped In
the hall to survey the tab|??'j? He
stood there for several minutes in
his hand the list of the y?*?r's hero*-*
and 'h^ir act* of heroism ' They
ware brave men. " he said to an of
ficial of the Police i>?p*rtmen'.i whi
stood at his elbow "They leave a
handsome lr-sson for al! of us "
MAY DAY DANCE TO
BE LAST OF SEASON.
The May Day dam e to be given
by the House Committee of B. P. O.
Elks at Elks Mall tomorrow pl^ht la
to be the last open hous#. affair of
the season, and all friends of the
Elks are cordially Invited to t>e
present.
Mr. Ratson, chairman of the com
mitter stated to a repre=enTatlve of
this paper that many cakes were br
ing baked, sand wk he* beln* mado,
and other preparations for the lunch
eon which will be served are sofnir
merrily on.
AH (rude Flks are expectel fo bo
there with their fronds, horh "f
?he fair se*. and those who have
not yet had a pair of antTers fitted
to their heads
COOKEO POOD SALE AND
LUNCHEON THURSDAY P. M
Th? I,ad|p?" Aid Sorf???y of thp
Mcthodlm chnrcb. ae?l*tp?1 hy fh?
ladies of thp o'h?T churrhf* of Sk??
way will hold a cook**! food sal? an 1
Itmchpon in tb?? r*rlors of thp >fp'h
o?lf*t church Thursday from h* f
past two in tho aftPrn<K>n t-i c<?ven
o'clock in 'hp pv?>ninif
All the pc-op 1?> of Pka*wny ari? co r
ritally InvM to bp present, and takp
advance? o* thp 9*U of erno-i thirvts
to pat which win b?? on pxhiMtion.
This is a pM rhanc* for tho
bachelors of Skazway to *pt a *ood
m<al, arvl ' %? understood that fhp
prlcps will bp rl?ht.
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