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No. ;?1 SIXTEENTH YEAR SKAGWAY, ALASKA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1913 PRICE 10 CENTS
Inaugural Address Contains Strong
Plea for Unity of Alaskans. Urges Ob
literation of Sectional Lines.
jun ;it. M.-.y 1't ? Major J. F. A.
as Governor of the Territory of Alas
Unltetf States Commissioner Grov
? r C. Winn i.drainistered the oath of
office, which wan witnessed by al
most the entire population of Jun
eau. oven the school children being
ducted intn office as Governor, ho
made an itruiKtiral address in which
"As your Governor, I shall try
to knock down sectionalism and
work tor u united Alaska Until
lilt time tomes wh-?n sectional lines
have been obliterated, there can be
nion pur ? tie. tue development of
this land that ?o have adopted a:
toe people of the entire territory
cau we ever attulu the standard of
w hlch will bring us to the develop
ment of our vast resources which
are the common heritage of us all".
Governor Strong referred to the
railroad contraction project by the
Kovornmcui, and said that a united
demand of the people of Alaska for
additional transportation facilities to
op<>n the great interior by the build
ing of railioads to the coal mines,
would have a tendency to bring
about such legislation.
"Such railroads would menu tho
opening up of Alaska's coal fields",
continued the Governor, "and tlio
development of our vnst resources
which are now lying dormant."
Governor Strong said that tho re
-01 rces should not be wasted nor
exploited, :.ud that great care should
!>e excerls.?d that none wero des
1 he Inaugural committee having
the plain for the reception of Gov
ernor an.l Mrs. Strong have arrang
ed for a reception and ball which
will be held in Klk's hall tonight,
ani from what can be learned of the
proposed plans. It will be one of
the most gorgeous affairs ever held
It \KTI.l-.TT WILL <JO A(i.VIX
TO TOP OF WOICLI)
New Vol!:, May 21? Robert Bart
tat, woo was with Coramodor Rob
dash to the North Po'.o, will join
tlu> Stefenaon party next month In
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JOK MAXDOT IN TWKLKTH
sou '^nocked out Joe Mandot In the
twelfth ro.md in the contest fought
Anderson atiowel up better from tho
wide margin In every round.
VOTHINU TO IT, tX)U
"<il:NBO \T" SMITH
San Fii-nclBco. May 21 ? "Gun
boat" Smith got the decision at the
e d of the twentieth round In his
bout wl.h Jess Wlllard lost night
Smith has been the favorite all the
time, and Wlllurd'a friends were j
right wheu they stUd that he lack
ed "experience". From the start
of the contest Wlllurd left himself
"Ptn to offense by his antagonist,
whenever he led out, and seemed at
a loss what to Uo with himself In u
clinch, and lacked vim. Many ot
Smith's friends believe that he
could havo ended the battle at any
tlrae, but allowed It to go on until
the end a order to give the specta
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i Pol Ice of San Diego Ortler Noted
AnnrcliUl iuiiI Companion to
"llwt it" Out 'it Town nntl Stay
Out.
San Diego, Muy 21 ? Emma Gold
man and Bon Keitman arrived lu
>hih city yesterday morning, and
the police having been Informed of
their lntor.Jed visit awnllod the ar
rival of tho tr.iii*. and upon the
two alighting at the depot, they
A-cre Immediately taken Into custody
I ind lodged In Jail.
The two noted Anarchists were
j scheduled to glvo a series of lect
j urts here, but the Interference of
'fee pollc" will Interrupt their planii.
There was 110 charge lodged
agnlmit MIsh Gold mi: 11 and her com
panion, and upon their ngreclng to
gtt out of town, they were taken to
the city Holts lu an automobile aud
given their liberty, with tho Instruc
tions to heat It '. They at once
started br.ck for Los Angeles.
| About u year ago these two noted
< persons vtre treated to a suit of
; tar and leathers while lu this sec
1 Ucu of California.
Wiml Capsizes I'ile Driver and Mite
Men I. .so l.lves In Icy Waters.
Cordova, May 21 ? By tho over
turning of a pile driver near Katel
la early Sunday morning nhortly
ft'ne of those employed 011 the ma
chine were drowned. The heavy
after the men had gunc to work,
barge on which tho pile driver was
located, was overturned In tho sea
by the force of the wind, and be
fore aid could roach the men who
were thrown Into tha icy water,
a'ue perished.
I1AI.KAXS ASK $400,0(M),000
IV Alt IN'DKMXITY
Paris, Muy 21 ? The Balkan states
nave served notice 011 tho Allied
Powers that they will make a de
mand for a war indemnity of four
huudrcd million dollars.
HKAI) OK CASH ltKGlSTKR
CONCERN ELECTED MAYOR
Dayto.i, May II ? At the election
ht!d in this city yesterday, the ad
vocates o" a commission form of
tovernment were victorious.
John Henry Patterson, of the
National Cash register fame, was
elected mayor.
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?in)'* He \vnn Hired by Manufactur
er to Dynamite Ills Own Building
Police Still Maintain Close Guard
[loatoii, May 21 ? The case of
Multimillionaire Wood assumed an
Interesting phare yesterday when
Dennis Collins, a co-defendant with
Wood tiirnod Slates ovldonce, and
admitted lhat he hda boon hired by
John Bi ,iei. to make plants of dyna
mite In several of the toxtllo fac
tories in Salem. The pollco aro
tf'll guarllug thd court house.
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.Voted Capitalist Dies at Hume In
Florida* ? Leaves Estate Valued at
Over Hundred Million Dollars.
Palm fleach, May 21? Henry M.
Fluglor, the capitalist, who has
I con 111 for some weeks at "White
1 Ml", his estate noar this cltj^dled
jisterday morning.
Mr. Flagler was one of the lead
' g financiers of the United States,
having heavy in'" rests In railroads
In Florid-*, besides being Interested
in Western Union telegraph, StoHin
ship compi.nlea, and numerous other
mammoth corporations. His fortune
Is estimated at over J100,000,000.
Ct)l,. ("tMSA'KMl'S OAItDNKR
KKViUWS Hlii.OVED COMMA M c
San Francisco, May 16 ? Stand
ing in the morning sun, bareheaded,
until the list man had passed, Col
Oiu*I Cornelius Gardner, command
ing offlcor of the Presidio and of
the Sixteenth United States Infan
try. reviewed for the last tltne, his
be'oved command. As the last
company wheeled Into place and then
snapped up to a sharp "Present
Arms", the veteran officer made
hlj brief address of flrtwoll.
Ater tnirty yotra of service. Col
onel Gardner left for a four months
lejve cf absence, following which
his name will go upon the retired
I 'St.
Colonel Gardner plans to spond
hu leave on his Oregon ranch nnd
<v II probably mat" his home In that
stato upon retirement.
Colonel Gardnor was for two
years nt itloned it Fort William H.
Seward and was a visitor in Skag
way on numerous occasions.
The S'eamshlp Jofferson arrived
In port at 12:20 last night and left
for the south at S:00 o'clock this
morning.
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ity mail crder catalogs
Money spent with us for groceries is
a good investment.
The quality of our goods is the high
est and the prices very low.
Quality Considered we invite
comparison with any place.
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P. H. GANTY, Grocer
Says Organization Has Always Opposed
Developmentof Territory's Resources
Except Where Development Would
Benefit It.
Waihlt-irton, May 3-1 ? Delegate
James V'ltkershum of 'Alaska, oc
:u|>lo<V a greater portion or tlie time
Jevoted by th<>Sonate ComtnHtoo
bii Alaska affairs yesterday;
The -Delegate from tho new Ter
ritory showed hU knowledge of tho
conditions of his district by going
arefully into every detalK when so
rofiuestijd by a member of the com
ni! tee. Ho wont over the question
sr the proposed government rail
r<ud in. Mnska, .kIvIiik data as to
thxi varioii.r. proposed routes which
?t (1 Uac.i investigated by the rail
road comp-.lsslon and cloned his hear
Im; by making the statement that
tlit grmUwt opposition to federal
railroads in the territory came from
au Alaskan syndicate that had al
ways worked against tlie develop
ment q! tho resources of tli.it vast
possession, which was not solely for
? heir honeflt.
>Aiii(>R f,osi;s xkiivk whim:
ClilMltl.Vd MOrXT.VIX
One ot the sailors on board the '
jOOlnnaw hnil a rather hazardous
?<perlence yesterday, and It will
irobably bi Home tlnic< before h?
igain trlfc.i to soule the precipitous
?cks surrounding Skagway;
Veflterday afternoon Scott JV11
011, George Hoy and Karl Bush
tartcd iom Moores wharf for a
rip to Lake Dewey. Not wishing
o take the more circuitous route up
ho trail, the men decldad to take a
nort rut. and started up the steep
luff hack of- the dock. Bush and
Joy suc-'.icdcd in making the al
uost Inipasstble assent, but not so
ilr. Wil3on. When that gentleman
ras about 100 feet from the sum
silt he got buck fever, and could
lulther ?io ui?,iior conn: jlown.
Boy and Bush tried to coax their
ompanlon to come up to tho suni
uit an.! safety, but Wilson's nerve
var gone, and the two sailors Irtir
?led back to the ship via tho trail,
\ '? ore t hey soared a stout r6p<' I
mil two additional moil, and return*!
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lumber over the side of the cliff,''
md after ho had made- fast to SV li
on, gave the signal to. haul away,
t was after midnight when the
.?hole ,>.ii'ly arrived, on hoard their '
i.'.ip, Wilson having spent over'
< von holers In clinging on to tho <
ide of the mountain. i?o says that j
le would prefer going nloff. in .n
;ale of wind than to- ag.ifn "a'tonijit I
r.ountaln eilmbiug. .
.1 VI'A.NKSK NHU'I'KU* Wll.l.
CIT I 'OUT <>!?? SAN Kll.W'CISl'O
'lucohin. .May 21? 'Acting, It is
neileveil, In accordant with re; -tit
rosol ut Ions adopted by mercantile
organizations In- Japnn, looking to a
Imcott ot San Francisco and other
CaMfornl* ports, Suzitlil & Co., It is
announced, will inaugurate a direct
service between the Oilent and Pug
et Sound, commencing September 1,
and placiiii rive steamships, from
^000 to S'inoo tons each, o:i the
ioiite.
Tlio company will place the N'an
Kal Math, the Shlnscl Mifrn, the
PtiKoku Maru and two other ves
sels on tl.c new route and will take
much grain and lumber from this
port. No arrangements have yet
bS;n mane with the local railroads
??.- the Suzuki company, so far as
?? in be teiTircd, and there Is ilkoly to
I:o some < iinpctltiOn for the .ide
of the u w lluo here.
ixswi:::' to iumvs pro
. n- >r \oi m.\i>k rt m,ic
Washington, .May 21 ? Th? text
ihe note prepared by Seen . ry ot
Mate .Bryan in reply to Japan's pro
test ugitliict I iie California Anti
laud act .ins not yot been given out
to the. public, but It Is expected
?li.it this will be done .within a !?>*?
k'.avn.
The question of tlio. validity of
i ho California net will undoubtedly
lie taken into Ihe courts in order io
ijulet the trouble.
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