K** -KM I T TOBCRIITS ARK
?.\ HI KIM. IN sTUKMJTH
-tor I**r. Jirty If- Tbwxlore
xvolt ?-onltnno? to r*f*?=* all ?t
I at com prom Ho Ho |? ?nr
jr vsiiow stfttee to Wako
?*l?t out *nd Mt (1^t? for pro
* T^ssiwww He asks all th*> peo
ple of the Vnltwl St*t? who are In
v. i pv ln n'tfc t'e National f*rr??re?
M\t rnoToroont to *eM true pn>
srvwivos to tlw ron rent Ion whloh hi<
to *??e? fole In 0 hie*, cm on Atf^M
Most of the states have lined up
for the rail, and those mho hare not
made preparations for primaries will j
take ofier methods of acletcinR del- j
ecates. so it is practically assured
that ewrv section of the country
trill he represented. There are no
hide boorfd rules laid down for the
rejection of delejratew. as it i* in
( ended to accept the spontaneous up
rising of the people a? the l>est
means of ridding the country of the
disgraceful political tactics which
found culmination in the Taft con
trolled Chicaeo convention.
IHH\ K I SW?*1Vi
OTHKK M1>K ?>V STOIO
laM *??&*> July l? Th* Har
row (All oJft?4 jwnritf mornine
after an ^.\,*o*nii?*o?t tak*n Satnr
day to o?a?l? tb? defense to pro
carr mMitWteal witnosso* Tkree
men w??re e**wi?ed * ?? fstlfioi
ro?r?rdi?H; Vheir relationship *tth
Franklin ttwy *?HI tK?t Frank?in
talked freely tocnrdinit bribery at
tempt v Vnt dirt cc^neot Harrow
with mt of "iw> c%*rsos Tkor
had occasion to me* Harrow oft*^
and had tranMrtnl fcwsmpw with
hiw and hi? i?nooe?t of
IV ? mMlf
i,-OiM?'V? (>J I IHKKTY
?,l\Ks W \\ T*> WTOI??
Washington. July t( ? Tlif d?
si*:i ?t t*?e 5 -o .it piece which has |
Wn iintlin* in the pofb'tf of Aw
?Tim* ri'.btiit for ?any yews dow
not coincide with the treasury <V
IMrtmrnt's corrupt ton of art, and it
will he rk*Bcr4 In its ?ntiroty.
So-retary MacYeajth has dociiiert
? >?> ropl;? e the OtoJii-ss of Ijberty oa.
the face of th* nickel with a buffalo
The revet* ride of the new coin
will contain the head of an Indian
J Y?" Frswr. of Xew York, is
making the rte&icn in collaboration
with offiriiib of the treasury de
partment All its details will be do
"ridesd on at a confp-e~>oe bet?-o?*>
Stvr>>: .-try *:*cYeach and Mr Fra
?er. next week.
till 4*C??S99?
I?VM<H K\TS WORK HAKP
TO 1.ANT? THK M.VM8
Sea Girt, .l?ly ?f "l<>
notkMp i imiKiWM of (Ik1 past *wk
is taking place today hot ween WH*
son attd l'ni? wood These gentlo
men are hwsity engaged in formulat
ing plan* for the furtherance of
TVmorratW doctrine. which t!>*v
etalm will ho carried to fruition at
the comins e?mpalgn
H VTil.1 \ IS rWOOVCIW
ova Oil. tiAstHJXK
A Utr report from Kalalla has
this to tar Katalla in enjoying n
hwsinesa revival llttW short of k
boom. and Is not envious of any
town In Alaska. It is believed there
Is more money per capita being cir
culated here than Is true of any oth
er places. The last boat arriving un
loaded a rotary drill for the Amalga
mated Company. whlrTt a*re?d* ha*
a considerable payroll, tu-t?lng out
gasoline and coal oil for the Alaska
market. and which intends to great
? inrimv its capacity. The drill
will he nsod to sink a number of
shallow holes to form catch basins
'for the crude oil. On the next
steamer arriving will be landed one
of the bigsrest oil rifts used in the
California fields consigned to the
Royal Katalla Oil Company for op
eration at Camp 7. near Mirror
1-nke Other outfits are doing more
or less work, and there Is a much
better feeling than has prevailed
??or a Ionic time anioi.g the old-time |
*ho have been holding tkinrs down, j
? : ^
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*
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?W1 Suit the Best?
Tlx shoe problem m-ill he solved if
vou ask tor Hamilton. Brt>*n shoes.
Ko matter it you want a dress "hoe
tn ti?e latest style, or children 5 shoe,
or work shoe. or. in fact, any kind of
leather shoe. you m-ill get the most
value {or your money in stvle. tit and
wear. if it is made by Hamilton,
Brown Shoe Company, tie largest
shoemakers in the world.
^ e carry a full line of these famous
shoes, an J want to show you how wf
can suit every one in the household.
Ask for the shoes that hear this
trade -mark:
We i?ve U*&. ?ad ? pnces tb?t will
please. 4
J
H. J. LYNCH
T*m Up-T?-Qat* Hab?rda*h?r and lau'iea Furnisher.
IVtiver, July 16 ? For the
few darn the city of Denver has
been practically submerged and oat
of tosineai by the heavy wlnda. On
Sunday the elovdbvtM unroofed
building*, tore down wires and dea
troyed property, to the amount of
hundred* of thousand* of dollar*.
Fifteen thonnand men are now en
gaged in repairing the damage*
done by the atorm and it will take
several we??kii before thing* will (ret
hark to normal condition*
M>RIMKR <**RS HOMK
Tt? THINK IT OVF.H
Washington, July IS ? William
t*>Hftter has returned to his home
and for the present will make no
attempt to reopen his fight to re
gain membership in the senate Me
pave out a statement before leaving
Washington that he was undecided
regarding future political actions,
hut it Is quite generally believed
he has been Jolted hard enough to
Mnain In the background perma
nent Iv.
The Canadian Pa< Ifie railroad
has just issued a forty-eight page
booklet which it names "The Chal
lenge of the Mountains." The book
is beautifully printed In colors,
showing the scenery along their
route through the Canadian Rock
ies The road has also Issued a.,
fclder descriptive of Alaska, Brit
ish Columbia and the Paget Sound
countries, in which appear pictures
of the cities along the coast from
Skasway to Seattle The purpose
of these publications is to advertise
the numerous scenic places along
the route from the Atlantic coast
to Alaska, and direct attention of
tourists to the beauties of the north
With a consignment of gold dust
valued at $36,000, Mert Marston
arrived at Idltarod from one above
on Otter creek. The gold repre
sents the latest cleanup on the rich
Riley H Marston property, which is
being operated as extensively as in
adequate machinery and a shortage
of sluice water will permit.
The stories to the effect that the
recent volcanic disturbance to the
westward have killed all of the fish
are not bourne ont by actual results
It is said that there are lots or dead
birds floating on the water and for
miles out to sea the water is cov
ered with floating volcanic ash.
there is no evidence that there will
be any shortage of salmon this year.
Camp Skagwav No. 1. Arctic
Brotherhood will hold a regular
meeting tonight at 8:30 o'clock. All
visiting Arctic Brothers are cordial
ly invited to attend.
CAN'T RUN BUR
01 CANAL
WHO I )W N S THIS
rWAI, \XYWAV?
Washington, July 10 ? The open
ing fight In the senate appeared to
day when th?i Panama canal hill
o,#ine ?P for discussion. Many sen
ators are supporting the British
contention that America has no
right to a*k a toll for the passing
of foreign sMps throgh the canal,
unless they apply the same ruling
to American tihip*.
Several foreign nation# have
filed protests against descrimlnatlon
favorable to American shipping, and
the fight promises to he long drawn
out.
S?X I\I.ISTS rWKT>l< T1NO
WlfKKKSH.WS KLRTTIOX
A recent dispatch from Nome to
the Valdrat News Letter says -So
cialistic I-ectnrer Chase is here
When asked toy the Newa I,ettOT cor
respondent regarding his political
views he Bald he wan Indifferent as
to the result and thought they had
very little chance for success at
this date on account of Wlekersham
running. He Mid he thought It was
between WickiTSham and the social
ist nominee but feared the former
would be elected by a big majority
as all the places he had visited
were for him and the Nome district,
the home of Oilmore, is rapidly
changing and will give Wickersham
a very good majority over all the
other candidates.
K1SHKKMKN WINNING
STRIKK Wilt MORK PAY
The fight between the canneryme
of southeastern Alaska and the
fishermen seems to be on the point
of settlement. For several weeks
the fishermen have been on a strike
and the canneries have been getting
no fish. There has been a break,
however and Saturday the Peters
burg cannery telegraphed that they
were paving union prlecs. This
will probably result In the other
canneries falling In line.
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Quarts $ 1 .25 per doz.
Half Gals. $1.60 per doz.
SURE SEAL JARS: Pints $1.40 p?r doz.
Quarts $1.65 per doz.
JELLY GLASSES (with covers) 50c :per doz.
JAR RUBBERS--best grade-white or red. 10c per doz.
PARAFFINE WAX-1 lb cakes, 20c
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M? IBB f
WIBI 9M
New York, July 1ft -Herman Rosen
thai, the wealthy gambler and not
ed man abont town, whs shot and
instantly killed early this morning
by an nnknown assassin.
While Rosenthal was walking
along the street an automobile drove
np and a man sprang out He drew
a revolver and when within a few
feet of his vletlm fired two shots
Into his body. Rosenthal fell to
th? sidewalk and etplred within a
few minutes The assassin ?*r? p?l
In hi* marbino, leaving no rlew to
hi* motives In making the at lark
Rosenthal had gained ronaldera
hle notoriety by charging some of
the official* of the city with graft
ing, and hi* rharg?s led to an In
vestigation It Is believed that some
oni> who had suffered from the re
silt of the Investigation took this
method of squaring an old grievance
EMINENT PIS? I
COMING SUNDAY
Father Vaughan, who will deliv
er a lecture In Skagway Sunday ev
ening, deserve* more than casual
mention. He i* without doubt the
heat known pr??*cher of the present
age Hla work among the l,ondon
poor haa Ion* be??n known, and In
recent year* hla eloquent philippic*
aitalnat the wealthy and faahtonahle
l>ondon art hare mad* him famona
on two continent*.
He prearhea aa a rule. In Farm
Street Church, the chief church ofj
the Jesuit order In London. ft la
a church wWh always haa a large
congregation, and often a great pro
portion of the congregation la not
(lathollc Father Bernard Vanghan
thundered agalnat the aina of socie
ty, and he haa pleaty of material
In the went end of Ix>ndon for auch
philippic*, where the rapid growth
of wealth. eaperully since the gold
mint* were discovered In the Trans
vaal, ha* led to a wild debauch of
e*tr*v?Kance
T. P. O'Connor, the lri*h jour
nali*t nays; "Father Bernard Van
ghan ha* a picturesque and even
flamboyant style He doe* not
mince word* and he sacrifice* every
thing In producing a strong and im
mediate effect Hi* voice Is loud
arid resonant, his gesture* abundant
and almost Italian In their frequen
cy and vehemence. In *hort, he^i*
the very opposite of the cold and
correct style which still obtain* In
the pulpit* of the Angelican
Church."
n.iMRM to Mirnn? *Tonv
One of the peculiar happenings
that sometime* occur to en use won
der and astonishment In r?"pnrt?"1
from Norwich, N. T., in the follow*
in* dispatch ? Bewf on the hoof
?m higher In Norwich recently than
eyer before In the hlfrtorv of the
town. A fin* Holsteln cow being
driven through the village holted
at Main and Hroad streets and en
tered a large department store
The aitimal ascendod the stair*
to the second floor. poked her head
Info the law office of William M
Sullivan. state tat commissioner, h?l
lowed plaintively and ppKcdM on
tip the ne*t flight of stairs and Into
the clonk department of the store
The wnmwi clerk* were in hys
terica as the proprietor tried to get
the cow Into the elevator and take
her to the ground floor. She had
started up the stair to the fourth
floor when her owner arrlred,
threw a rope arownd her neck, and
with the help of the elevator boy,
got her to the street
The Princes* Mar will arrive in
Rkagway in time for the train to
morrow morning She haa 27
round trip passengers and 70 pas
sengers-scheduled for the inside, and
is bringing 140 tons of freight. She
will sail Thnrsday eyening at 7 o'
clock.
The local lodge of Skagway Klks
annonnce a dance to be given in the
Klks clnb tomorrow evening. Danc
ing and bowling will be on the pro
gram. IHmmts will be open at 7 o'
clock.
F F W I>owle, Curtis C. Webb
and Frank Bold went over to I-og
Cabin Saturday to spend a few days
angling for greyling. They return
ed on last night's train, bringing
home a small catch cf about thirty.
|HAVE YOU SEEN
THE -1912 -STYLES
OF
CRAVjATS
We have a large assortment in stock
also
A large assortment of
SOFT COLLARS - FOR SUMMER
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The Home of The
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