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THE DAILY ALASKAN
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i~Y~ SKAGWAY, ALASKA. THURSDAY AUGUST HO 1906 PRICE 10 CKflTS
WILL BOOST
Seattle Man App?iuted To
Work For Fair
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Seattle. Aug. -!0 ? Major T. S. C lark
sun has been appointed a special agent
for Seattle to visit, every state legisla
ture that wilt meet this winter in the
interest of the a lanka-Yukon- Pacific
fair. He will urge appropriations by
the states and confer. with the governor*.
IWO 41 SC4ITLE
W9 ONL SAILS
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, AusT- 30 The City of Seattle
and the Dolphin arrived from -Alaska
yesterday.
The Karalloo sailed for Skagway last
Dight^'
Oytttr Cocktail* at Pack Train
The very best fresh oyster cocktails
in the city are served at the Pack
Trait) Saloon.
The' Marguerite ciRar is ma?te from
the best Havana Tobacco and has no
evjual. ' lo sale at \V. \\. Doughton.
I [WO GEf Oil
Whitehoree ami Columbian
Arrive at Whitehorae
! Whltehorse, Aue. 30? The White
horse arrived at ti o'clock this morning
1 with 69 passengers. The Columbian
arrived last night with one passenger
and the barge Teslin in tow.
! The Bonanza King sailed at midnight
with the barge I.auarge In tow. They
had 150 tons of freight and ;t50 head of
livestock on board.
The Whitehorse will sail tonight
and the Columbian tomorrow night.
RAILROAD MAN
ON Wf DOING TRIP
I Claude \Y. Mildrum, city passenger
and ticket agent for the Great North
ern at Seattle, and his bride of a few
days, are making the round trip on the
Cottage City. Mr. Mildrum is one of
the rising railroad men of the Queen
City. He began work with the Creat
Northern 11 years ago when 13 years of
age as office boy. He now has one of
the most responsible positions the com
pany has to give in the west.
Remember, Gage Millinery on dis
play. Saturday, at Hanison's.
r HARRISONS' "
| Embroidery Bargains
\ ? >ir on all corset cover Kmhroideries, flounc
ing. insertions, edgeings. ami Allovera.
Cents buys #1.00 worth all this week.
I Millinery opening of "GAGE" Winter
Hats. Saturday September 1st 1906.
PHONES d and 55 J
** 11 J Hread, Cakes. Pies Dough
MnmP wits and eookies. Cake
IIUI1IW niilUV made to order. Phone 186
* J* NORTH END GROCERV^^
Unless you Raw Che
* money *
And inclination to
needLssly waste it
yon should buy a
H. 5. & M.
or 1
Adler & Sons
Fall Suit
of us this season
The choice of fabrics
is large, the tailoring
is good, the tit per
feet and style abso
lutely correct.
And you can have -
the suit ready to put
on at once.
('all and examine our
immense line.
Copvright 1906 bv
Ha-: -Partner if Marx
J. fi. Clayson s Co.
THK ONE PRICK CI.OTBIKR
Tourtb and Brodwayl
GREAT WELCOME GIVEN BRYAN
Reception to great commoner one of the most won
derful in history-Thousands on thousands cheer him
and shout "Hail to the next president." Big speecn
tonight.
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
New York. Aug. 30? Although he
was two days ahead of the time expect
ed by the committee William J. Bryan's
arrival yesterday afternoon was char
acterized by one of the most wonderful
receptions that e*er took place any
! where. Mr. Rryan and his party were
taken off from the Princess Irene by
the Nebraska delegation before the
| ship had been inspected. The action
I was by special permission granted by
President lioosevtlt, The roadstead j
wis alive with decorated craft as the
shin containing Rryan and his party
moved through it to" the inner harbor.
All were laden with excursionist* and
the great statesman wm greeted by
thousands on thousands ot cheering
countrymen. "Hail to the next presi
dent," was the favorite shout snd It
was echoed and re-eefcoed during the
afternoon.
Mr. Bryan spent the night at the
home of Lew is Ni> on, shipbuilder and
former leader of Tammany hall. He
was in conference there with personal
friends and lending democratic politic
Ian* until noon today. He refused to '
discuss politics with the newspaper,
men who throne" about hlra for any
ners that he might have to (five. He
said frankly that he is reserving hi*
views for the reception speech at
Madison square garden tonight He
savs in that speech he will discuss all
the matters he has discussed before in
his nomfrous interviews. Further
than that he said he had nothing to add
to fcl* letter to Senator .Tone*, in which
he said that he woo Id accept a third
oomina'ioa If it ahooM eom? to him on
notipht under proper eondittom. H#
decline* to make any propheny m to
futtire political "vent* He ?*ld h? la
in'erented in the n?xt prudential
election but thai be ?r i I take oo pwrt
in the ranipairn antil the nomlnatiooe
?hall ha*e been read*
Mr. Bryan apent much of today in
looking orer hie mail a larfe hatch of
which awaited hi* arri <-a! here.
HNNfR IELLS ABOUT BALL
GAME IMA! fAILED
Juneau sportatnen ami the Daily His '
patch of that city are trying to "ex- |
plain" the failure of their baseball team
to make good the challenge which was
aent to Skagway last July to play for
the Whiteborae challenge cup and
which was accepted, th^ganwto takt
place August 2ft In trying to "explain"
i a surprising claim to the 1SW cham
pionship is set up.
| IVith Manager McCIoskey, of the
Juneau's, ami Juneau Dispatch makes
very careless use of facts in their "e\
planai ions."
McClmkoy's T?'? of Wo*
In writing to Manager Tanner, of
Skagray, Manager McCIoskey says
among other things:
"We wanted to play for the cup Aug
ust 5, and you said no: It waa ther. tht
intention to play August IS, but you
said, no. Then we fully intended to
play Auguat 2ft "
Then follows a ha'd luck story, the
substance of which is that Juneau's
imported battery, the Campbell broth
ers and the other Importations, Weav
er andGibbs, had to'go aouth. leaving
Juneau without any professional assist
ance.
The Juneau Dispatch puts it this
way:
"It is necessary to merely say that
Juneau has been ready to play the
game for orer a month but at Skag
way's suggestion the date was repeat
edly | ostponed until it began to look as
though a consignment of anowshoes
would have to be aent for if the game
was to played this year The Juneau
player* pot t ire?l of waiting and depart
for mor* fertile fields."
Fact* of the r?i?
Now. the farts: Manager Tanner, of
the Skagway basrball team, gave the
following interview to the Daily Alas
kan yesterday. and said that he would
.lonste SIOO to Simp'on.s hoapital. of
Juneau, to he applied to treating suf
fering; patients for brain troubles (Ju
neau ha?e'?allists preferred), If a ainrle
one of the f*ci- slated could be con
troverted by the exhibition of a tele
gram, letter or anything else bearing
his signature, or by o'htr competent I
proof
"By letter dated at Jnneau. Tuly
14th, post marked (here July 17th. re
ceived heie July tPth, Secretsry A. A.
Rrown challenged Skagway to play
for the Whitchorac chalenge cup which
Sk*g*ay won al Whitehorae last May,
defeating both Whitehorae and Juneau
for It. The challenge wa* top'ay"as
soon after the ,10-diy limit as possible."
It wa>. staled that the? would play
sooner if Skagwsv was willing.
"Replying the same day I received
the Juneau challenge. July 19. 1 accept
the challenge, saying that I would set
the date for the game later.
"A few days afterward I wrote Mr.
McCloskey raying the game should be
played Al'GI'ST 2.r>TH. or sooner if
1 oould get my player*, several of
whom were with the While Paa?
wora train on the other side of
the Summit in town. I stated
if an earlier date oould be lived that I
Just Received
A Consignment of Columbia Rivr
Chinook Canned Salmon
Best in the world
PREFERRED STOCK SUGAR SYRUP
TILLMOOK FULL CREAM CHEESE
Imported EMENTHAL SWISS CHEESE
We have the
ROSE BRAND BUTTER Always Fresh
INSllllGfW MMV \f\hl\o
URGE G4INS
(Special Piapatch to Hail? Al?akan'
Havana. Ang. .T?? The insurgent
sentiment is (rmwinj stronger in the
country districts. Hundreds are join
ing t?en. Gu?rrera who i? csrberinr *
large and formidable arm?
Many of the insnrgrn' leaders are
surrendering on the promise of
Mon?ity mart* Sy th? fOT'rnmt
Fi?? tbOTWWkrxi tmop* ?r* hmti*T
Ot> fiam'ri n#sr Pio?r It i? ??
P*ct*>i t*?f ? rr ? '??> ? 1 t?k?
in * ?hor! tim# Th? go*mnMM ?n
thnritif* beli?"r? th?t If ? ^rr?W?|f
(W*?t rrmkl S? ?rtm ni???'*i to him
th?? the iroaSI* *oni?i ? ?t
0M>,
BOATS IN
Cottar ('it? ?i??l .leff-rwii
Arriv Hnmlrildt Out
?
The('o> aee City and the Jefferaon
?rri*cd in port today and will ??<!
MiDigh'.
Th<> city arrr?>d at 9 ?. ro.
with thrtc mail, V> pa.a??rr#r?
and 250 tor* .if freirhu. She will ??< I
?bout midniffht. eointf hy ??j of Silk*.
The Jefferaon iirri at noon w:th
30 pa#aenffer*. 1(*> ton* of fr^ir ***
250 head of lire mock f ?r Ska??at
She hadon? dar'K mail
The jefTeraon will aail for the ?r>?ith at
* o'clock thia et-i??iinf
The Humboldt -tailed for the wrath
ihla rooming at one o'clock.
Fall and winter craranetwa. and
winter aniline* at Ham?on'?
Sminmir ?*?>????
Acnte attack' of colic, diarrhoe a and
dveent^ry rom? on without -rarnint and
pro-npt rrlicf mn?t h ? obtained There
i? nil nfc*?*ity of in^'irrmr th* upenae
of a phyatcar.'a ?emce tn ?nch e?ae if
CbamhifrlainV (.olio, Cholera and
Diarrhoea finnoHr i? at hand A doae
of thia reiredy will rel;eve the patient
before a cJoctor could ?rrlTe. It ha?
never known to fail, eren in the moat
aever* and daeferou^ r?*ea and no
family ahonld he without it. For ??!<?
by ffm, Britt.
SMIiMHS
lAKfS K Hlff
\alh<w>? Ft o' 'MacStj. ?M
**lt known ?nf>ar1n??r<J*nt of tlw?
Whit* I 'an mwi h<v?a? ?*?
m?rrWIy??,?'*H?T rr?n nf rm\ hnaH 'M
?>t?af?OtT. a* Hn?t ?! v> M ? Nwnh
. of Tk?
ft#* Rro?n, of Jan#ai. <VR?ia??4.
rh#ra w*r* only a f?* itimat# '*!#?>!?
pruari" Th# h?orT pair ?rrf?M ?t
Sk?*w?T 'hi* utoraiof *?vi *>?? at ill'
fifth A rpfiT?# M?l
Nr* '?rir? m*1# th# 'Wrht 'h^.>aa??1
mil* trip ?mwi nr+%t arwl nvii nxtt U?
Intern# th# ?>f# of ?h# man of iw
rho<*? Mr Gratia rram "Hf
?at on lh# < r#nrr;a u? rr?#t hi* ttrtd#
at .1 in#* ii
ri?r?1>* Trail (* ?**ml?
An itrwnttm train mad# th# riorf
trip to th# Sor nit ^rom ??y to
day Th#r? *#r# i,' pawn |?n Moat
of th#m ?#r# from ih# < ?vtaf# (kf
to nmr. a iolo ia our dat
Take LA X ATTVK BROW* gwnin#
I aM#'? I??rf??t? r#f>rrf >roi?t?y if it
f?tl* v> ear* F W. OROVR'S ?'roa
mra oo #arh fw>*. 2nr_
C*l?ff Or??? I* Shagway
WiMt'? nt?r*?ir Whit# Hum# C?hrf,
tt##t in ?h# *nrM A. F. WiMv f'hon#
rs.
Th# b#*t m#an ami N#?t ?#TTie? at
4kar*a? car h# ??cur*"! ? < th# Fifth
twin* b**?l if
htm. 2 fc
SickRoom Comforts^ |
many times do as much good as a doctor?
They aid the doctor always We have
everything in sick room requisites that
can be desired hot ?ater bottles bed
pans, fountain syringes, atomizers, etc
We are always on the lookout for new de
vices to he1^ ill to get well,
Wm. BRITT
THE DRtTOOHT
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