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SKAGWAY, AT, ASK A. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1912
TRICK 10 CENTH
M \TR\ MTWITRIAWX RU.Ij
il.ll'Ks VI V>K\> WANTS
\*thr I'*!* of Ibmim'.
Mnc lnvprtiiiw. * .nmo IYiM?vlion.
tfev^ar IViMMitc V nil Scol Honl
*tv \M ( in tJmlfiW.
W.is! . net o~ . June 4 -The Sundry !
Appropriation bill which has been
reported t ?> t *>0 House carries with 1
U a V.f sutv. which will be expended
in A1 iska
Tv bi;^?.'t pro\ides for $$0,000 .
;we cure of the insane in Alas
K . w ' ile $-? ".000 will fv expend-,
? ? | for :v* dlmtiM of the Natives'
th.-- Northland
Tv.' bill also provided for the'
salaries of three mine inspectors,
{ ' for tV:e rvindeer service, $15.
o for the protection of frame
and $t2.v"i> for the ssprwsion of'
the liquor traffic ?*N?| the Na>
lives
Forty-one thousand dollars is al
lowed for the inspection of the fish
eries and t""c protection of fish in
VUskan *s' ers. while $100,000 will
be allotted for ihe protection of
the s*?l herd
IHtKSOMCYr l?lt K?-"S?>\ felt
m K HKRK S??0\
Prosidc- t O I. Wfkwwn of i bo j
xv r a A K . * as in Butto. Von- i
tar<. l.isi Sunday, but arrived in
^?w; ,o iter and * ill alternate bo
i'-.?t place and Vancouver for
? ?<? k or ten days t*eforc starting
^rift Ho ?ill hkely wave consider
Nf business in the latter placo.
t'la? boing the headquarter* of the
votnp ivy's offices.
Tho arrival of President Pickeso.i
? a- :,v:<ly looked forwird to as
- r>f bis road are patientl\
v rh.it promised "voluntary;
so- in rates However, wc
?s will start soriethins u;kw
.. Vi Whiiefcorsc Star
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KNOWN I N TMK TKVTH
\ ? York. June 4? I -each Cross,
-.v ed Knockout Browr. last ru?ht |
in the?r ton round tout which was
f out " before a Ursre crowd of fifri*'
lans
OFF ?>K WASHINGTON
TO BATTLE FOR SKAT
Chicago. 111., June 4? Senator
l-orimer left this city yesterday for
Washington where he goes to make
a fight for the retention of his seat
I in congress.
Senator Kem today began his
address to the Senate against Sen
ator 1-orimer retaining his seat
Washington, June 4? Sen. Ix>ri
mer arrived in this city today from
I Chicago, and will speak in his own
behalf before the Senate this after
| noon
RFRK1. < HIKK PROMISES
TO PROTECT AMERICANS
Washington, June 4 ? Advices
wore received today by the War T*?
partmont from General Oroico, that
he would do ail in his power to pro
tect the Americans who are still re
siding in Mexico.
SECY. MEYER ?-KTS
Mn.rtoo FOR PE Y K 1 X >PM K\T
Washington. June 4 ? The Son* to |
committor on naval affairs adopted i
sn amendment to the appropriation
providing five hundred thousand do'
lam to enable Secretary of the
Navy Meyer to develop the oonl
mines of Alaska, and supply vessels
belonging to the federal government
with fuel.
SK> \TOK \Kl.NO\ rROriW S
nR\>Tir NAVIGATION l.AW>
Washington. June 4- Senator
Knute Nelson, of Minnesota, tod*J j
proposed drastic laws reguln'in*. 1
navigation of vessels running int^ j
I'niiod States ports
rl U \ rRKTARKS TO 1HT
DOWN THK KKUI l l lOV
Washington. June 4 ? It w?s re- !
ported today that 5.000 rifles, of j
:he latest pattern had been sold to.
President Gomel of Cuba They
will he shipped to the island at
once
liUho IVni"-. In Session.
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, June 4 ?
The ivmoeratic National State Con-j
vent ion is being held in this city to- I
dav.
White Goods
Even-thing to help You keep Cool,
during the warm weather
OUR STOCK THE LARGEST
OUR GOODS THE NEWEST
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
H. J. LYNCH
Tha Up-To-O*t? H?t?rd?Kor and Lat*>?a Furnlahv.
SEVENTY-TWO 10
GEI ASSISTANCE
RRD CROSS MN'lirr\
WILL l>l\ 1I>K 8150,000
WMom of Men Who I*o<t Mw In
Titanic Wreck Will RwH'f Hnml
some Sum 1-Vom Krec-W ill ( If fe**
ingv
Xew York, June 4 ? One hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars i?
the total amount of money raised by
the Kod Cross Society for the bene
fit of the widows of the men who
lost their lives at the time of the
Titanic disaster.
This amount will be equally di
I vided among the seventy-two wo
men who are known to have I owl
their husbands In the wreck of the
Titanic.
POLUTC WILL I>RIVK
OI T ALL I \l>KSin \ni.KS
Portland, Ore., June 4 -Follow
ing the report made by the grand
jury which has been in session in
this city for the past several day*,
the police have started a crusade
against the deniiens of the under
world with the view of stamping out
the evil.
SKNATOR1AI. PR1MARIKS
IHT TO THK TKST
IVs Moines, la., .lime 4 - William
Squire Ken yon defoated l-afarottp
Young at the spnntort.il stat? pri
maries w hich were held In this
slate yesterday.
Senator Kenyon's majority over
Mr. Young will be over fifty thous
and
CAHli GR.W is \l AUK
HKAl> OK HIM. ROAD
St Paul. June 4 Tlie directors
>>f the CJreat Northern Railroad com
patty this afternoon appointed Carl
R Gray, of Portland, Ore. presi
dent of the road and retired 1- \V.
Hill front that position. Mr Gray s
duties will begin at once.
HIGH PRH'K. OF MF.AT
STIRS I P COV.RKSS
Washington. June 4 ? It was an
nounced today that congress would
pi once institute a vigorous probe
into the alleged meat trust, the ad
vance In the prices of meat being
given as the immediate cause of the
investigation
The House Committee of the
Elks club have derided to open the
club Wednesday evening, at which
time there will be bowling, dancing
and other entertainments for the
members and their ladies.
8ROOYD MtEMRKR OF ALLEN
GAN? IS MUM) OCTLTT
Wytheville, Va., June 4 ? Claude
Allen, the Becond member of the
Allen gang to be tried for the mur
der of Judge Massle, Prosecutor
Foster, Sheriff Webb, Juror Fowler
and Miss Ayres, at Hillsvllle, March
14. was found guilty of murder In
the second degree and sentenced to
fifteen years In the state peniten
tiary.
SIX m XDRKI) THOI SAXn
WILL REVERT TO OOVER'MT.
Tacoma, Wash . June 4 ? After a
search extending over a month, the
government has been unable to lo
cate any relatives or heirs of Frank
lin hammers, who was killed by a
snow slide near Cordova, Alaska,
last month.
hammers left a fortune of si*
hundred thousand dollars and this
will revert to the federal govern
ment if no one is found who is en
titled to It
AMERICANS TAKE ADVICE
OF I'XCLE RAM AXI> FLEE
K1 Paao, Tex., June 4- Following
the warning: Bent through *11 Mexi
co by the United Stale* government
to Americans, who are residing in
that country to flee for safety,
Americans have been flocking Into
this town by the hundreds.
ROOSKVKI.T MAY Art KPT
H?X>T FOR rH AIRMAN'
Oyster Bh.y, .tune 3 ? As a result
of the conference between Theodore
Roosevelt and Illinois delegates In
tl?p city, Saturday afternoon. It i?
probable thM Roosevelt will waive
his objection to F.llhu Root acting
as temporary chairman of the Na
tional Republican convention
rYri.ONK KA7.KD TOWN;
KOl'RTKKN ARK PKAO
Tulsa, Ok'la , June 4 ? It is re
ported that the town of Skaitook, 15
miles north of here, was practically
w i pod out by a cyclone early today.
Fourteen persons are reported kill
ed and many more injured.
STROM) WILL <;<> TO
RAIiTIMORK CONVENTION
MaJ. J. F. A. Strong, Alaskan
delepate-at-large for the national
democratic convention, to be held
at Raltimore next month, is a guest
xt the Frye hotel, where he will
stay until proceeding East with the
remainder of the Alaskan delega
tion, aavs a Seattle paper. Major
Strong, who is of Iditarod, was in
Europe at the time of the Alaskan
convention, but nevertheless was
elected at th?? head of the list.
The Paciflic Coast Co.'s Steam
ship Spokane was reported at Ket
chikan at 10 o'clock this morning.
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"Minced ^ Olives*
+ +
+ +
* Something New- -unexcelled +
+ for sandwiches , no butter re
+ T +
+ quired, Sold in 20c jars, 3 +
* for 50c. We also have a +
full line of fancy ripe olives J
+ in jars and cans, from 30 to f
+ r- r\ +
+ 50 cents : : : : +
+ +
I P. H. GANTY, Grocer t
+ +
* + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4+ 4
HILL SEI UP A
NOVEL DEFENSE
WILL TRY TO PROVK
THKItK WAS XO CAttBl
Itftirnn Will Show That
CVmffiwImi Wm Agrewl to JWof*!
Trial Wm llcgnn.
I/oa AnitfN, Ctl., Jane 4 ? It la
now known that the defence which
Clarence Darrow will net up In hi*
trial for alleged bribery will he that
the confession of the McNamara
brother* to the dynamiting of the
Times bnitdlne was all arranged he
fore the bribery was done, and that
he was the one who had Induced
the McNamara brothers to confess
If this can be proven, It will
remove any canse for Darrow hav
ing anything to do with ?he bribing
of the jury In the Dynamite trial,
as he would have known that it
was not necessary
RLL'K JACKETS Wil l, BK
PERMITTED TO t;t) A?HORK
Havana, Cuba, June 3 ? President
Oome* has Issued Instructions to
the commander of the federal force*
to allow American marines to land
for the purpose of protecting the
property and lives of foreigners who
are now residing within the Cuban
Republic.
HMlK.I.s OIT OF MOXKV
tMMIMTION AM)
Chihuahua, Mb* . Jnne 4 ? Gen
eral Oronco and hi* men are faolmt
a crisis in their fleht a*alnat the
Madero regime They are without
money, and th<ir ammunition la
practically exhausted, while their
supplies are almost exhausted
H R Simpson, who has been
visiting In Skauway for the paat 10
day* was a passenger ?onth on the
Dolphin
Dr. R Roberta. jrrndnate of
Winona College of Ophthalmology
clans 1900 Post Graduate McCor
miok Medical collesre. 1911. t'hlcairo.
will make all polnta In Southeastern
Alaska once every year Best of!
references Riren. tf
WIPB OF I, AMODM PtTM
i* fXAfM to ronrrvK
Tftroma, Vtili, J tine I At ft
late hoar today, Mr?. Franklin
f .ammers, wife of the man who waa
klllM in a mo* Mild* near Cordo
*a ii little orer a month a*o. and
M np * claim for the fortune
which wa? left by the dead man
Mrs l-ammeri claims that she
was married to her h unhand at
Rntfe, Montana la?t y?ar, and that
since that time fthe has been living
noar Steilacoom.
HAH. A*l> WI^D
Kii.i. A*n nwrroor
Rlackwelt. Okla , Jane 4? One
man *m killed and thousands of
dollars worth of crops and build
ings destroyed by a hall and wind
storm which ftwept the country
north of here lant night
At Newkirk. Perry N??by tai
struck on the head by a lame hail
stone and killed. A lornado that
followed the rain and hail demolish
ed * church and the railroad station
at Peckham.
HFNATOR RFROFR WOTI.I?
IIKPK.WH JITKJR HA*FfHH>
Washington, Juna ?? *#nator V
h. Rorifpr of WkwwMIn today *f>
bafor# th# Howa# and ar*??d
tha Impwchnwiit of Jnd*# Han
ford
In hi* ?p~<h bofor* fha rtm
(r?Mm?n, San B?rir*T mad* rw?*?p
In* all?*a?lona a*aln?t Jtidc# Han
ford, claiming that tha lattar w?a
Impllcatad In high erlmw and mta
dam??anom.
WARRIM W AftmUD
rrRfiftttiw RRinrnir rem
1a* An?al?*. Cal., /an# V? Op
pon?nt* of Job Harrlman. who la a
[ candidate for mayor of thl* <lty.
nr# circulating storlea accusing Har
rlman of glrlng fund* to Clarancw
Harrow with which to brlba tha
Jnror* In tha McNamara c*?.
VOM1MT ITTS 0*E
OVKR OS JACK trRRIKM
Philadelphia. Pa , Jnna 3 ? Wol
gaat had a ahad# tha b*tt#r of tha
argumant In hla contaat with young
Jack O'Rrlan In thalr *1* round
bout which wa* pullad off In ?hl*
I city laat Friday night.
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