Oml
loahan
No. 1-6 NINETEENTH YEAR
KKAUWAi', ALASKA. THUK-iDAY. JUNE 29. 1916 PRICK 10 jJKNTBfr
U.S. FLAG TARGET
FOB
[Mfo
Oi<l (ilorj Filled With Hull t Holers
Kr».in Mo\tcnn (iuiis aiil lie.olv
ei s, Antl-AiiiniuiA Itmiu^tru.
lion Loms .VII —Ami rii-an
l.lvn. in Danger.
FLOATS IX l!ia:KZK
Aum-Hchus Warned to Vult Mexi
can Country. Kefugt c* Flock
Aitvss Hord«*r lane for I'.otee
t ion. (it<uenil I'lirUiiig Aiuongst
Mevltan l'tqxilaLiou to St. j> li>
VV-IOM.
l:OUGLAS, ARIZ., June 29 —
Thu American flag flying over the
hi*el iu «hich was loo..tid the of
fice of the American Consul, W. A.
Julian, at Cnanea, w;us m do the
targ«.» ol hundreds at" M.xkan bul
1<<3 during an auii-Americau
demonstration, accord ii.g ti> A me. i
tau refugees who have arrivtd in
this city from the turbulent zones
across the border.
After davtxreak, wheu t-ie uanion
stiation had endid the America t-iu
Lletu proudly floaud ill tile breeze
full ui billlet holes. The deiiioi.stra
ticu t-tart« d in the aft<uuoiu u,1d
la.- ted until the sun betrau to ere« p
over the hills to t :© eastward,
i-hou's and cries of American ty
rauuv rti:ig thru the iur and it was
♦h-oiig^l tha.* for a while a general
uprising would result fr 111 the
d^mousi ration. The city at thi
present *ime Is roj>ort< d n* being
qui> t and free from rowdyu-in.
Refugeie contimie to ires the
torder liue for American protection
and rt port that a general prepar
edness u, met t any American inva
sion is !>» ing formed. Troo, h fiorn
the southern pans of the Repub
lic are on their way twnr+hwunl.
Every town and hamlet is raising
companies and asking for ari' s and
equipment to drive the American
from Mexieau Republic. A .central
warning h;is been sounded to oil
Americans tor them to quit the
country.
The Princess Alice will cle.-.T this
por* at. " this evening.
B» >1>Y OF E. W. AUHISOX
RECOVERED liAJsT NIGHT
The tody of Edward W. Aohliou
was ti ought into this city last
nig lit by the searchers who had
been hunting for his remains sin^-o
the time of the fatal mishap.
His body was found lying face
downward iu about twolve inches of
water on a gravtl bar in the mid- I
die of tti-fc river at apoint opposite
U.iUs Falls. The bar is aiiipro.ti
ai ley two miles below the railroad
bii. ge, where he either fell or
jumped i::to tlie water. It was
necessary to take a boat to tne
ri\ - r a.id row over to the place lo
K>t tho body.
The body was brought In la--t
night and taken lo the undertaking
i> irlors. Funeral services will oe 1
held from the Methodist ohturah. j
Rev. I,. H. Pederseu officiating,
either Friday or Saturday.
WASHINGTON, June 29—Coin p.
tr.'lhr Williams has annouueed tint
U'* nas authorized one of the
'argi'st banks on the Mexican bor- |
der to remove its gold reserve to
an inland city, for foar of a Mexl- i
can attack. He has declined to |
inform the press ropi'eseutativ s
w'k re the bank was located, but
saul 'hat it was not iu El Pilso.
(Hlu r banks on the border an 1
tin1 threatened districts may be nl
l wt-d to movo their money and re
solve dt posits to a iilaco of safety
some time this week is the oipiu
i-Jii ot the comptroller.
HKM.VND APOLOGY
WASHINGTON, June 29 — An
ap"U-fey has ooeu asked from the
A at: linn government. for a subma
rine s'epping tlu- steanver I'otroilte
au»l taking supplies. Wants com
mander punished. Vienna claims
captain of stunner gave the sup
plie.i vcluntarily.
ACCEPT PLAN FOR HOME RILE
BELFAST, June 29—A National
ist convei tion of representatives
from :hf six counties of IJlsiter
which would be excluded from the
operation of rhe Home Rule for the
I enod of the war under the plan
r.f i.U-vd George have met and by a
I vi>t\< of 475 to 2S5 acce-ptid Mi.
(ieo-ge's scheme. The Uliter Un
lO'ip-s. already have accepted the
i-l''n.
HAVE YOU A DOUBLE?
T TOW many men in town are
* * exactly like you in size,
proportions and personality?
You cannot reasonably expect
to sret clothes that suit you as
perfectly as those that are
"built around" your own par
I ticular self.
' Here it costs you nothing ex
tra to sccure clothes made to
your measure from fabrics of
your choice, exactly as you di
rect—and by the best journey
men - tailors in the country.
Many desirable models and
hundreds of tasteful fabrics
await your selection.
Made by 13. Stern & Son,
New York
H" I I vr *T rj THE HABERDASHER AND
» J* L I 1\ W H LADIES' FURNISHER
Broadway between I~hird and Fourth Phone 41
■WHINE GUNS
STOP AIM
PARIS, June 29—Three German
attacks made with a vengeance up
on the French Hill, No. 231, have
l«eeu resulted by lire tiom the
French ijuns, according to a atute
uk t issutd at tbe wtur dtijxi-' tin en t.
lieing unsuccessful in t is at
tack the Germans hi&ve taken up a
bl-{ gun movement upon the Frcntch
and are pouring shot and shell in
to V-iUx, Chiipitre and Chu-tt mcourt.
The fire is beiug returned withi an
equal veugeance, neither side mak
ing -luy. appreciate headway.
fiUSSiilKE
IS CHECKED
111!RUN, June 29—The G*rmun
troops are reported to have broken
;he resistance of the R issJl: n ad
v.inct at various points no.thivest
of LuUk and are flg'tutlng th, ir way
to. ward, ucooidtng to reL.o.'ts issu.d
i)j t*ie war department.
Tfct» rrtmforoemeuts I far>vard d
from the- Veruun and central fronts
to coniba' against the Rustic n ad
vance have reached the trenches
a .d the addition has dtren- tiiencd
tar German army so that a de
fensive figh* i3 bainf atr igeUoaily
m-a'le agaii.it the lnvusiou i_y the
Russians.
TO RAISE VOLUNTEERS
NEW YORK, Juiu? 29— Roosevelt
wauls to raise an army of 1200
men tor service in Mexico. Ap
plicatiou tor commiastoni has been
m-Hie by Roosevelt.
TEDDY WILL AID HUGHES
NEW YORK. Juno 29 — Roose
velt h:is nt'ld a conference witii
Tift and the two tove signified
t.h(Jr intentions and wlUingie;B to
work ft>r Hughes in the coming
presidential olactions.
It VKK QUIETS DOWN TO
NORMAL CONDITION
The high wafers which have been
ih eateniiig bridges over S'cagway
river ure now quieting down and it
Is only a question of a few d ys un
til it will be back to its normal
ccndilion is the opinion of trans
portation men.
Train service has been resumed
and passengers are enrorute to and
from the Garden Oity. Very little
danger is- anticipated from now on
as most of tlhe snow and ioe hKis
me! I fed and found its outlet In the
bay.
LAUNCH IN FROM JUNEAU
The launch El Nido chugged In
to port las* niglit from Juneau un
it «r ! le charter of Jack Chiamiber
lain. Bfu Dalzell and Saan G-uyiot,
three traveling men who are calling
coon the trade in this pant of the
con ut ry.
JAMES M. SULLIVAN.
Released After Capture by
Britiah a« Iriah Rebel.
Photo by American l'rea» Association
MEXICO FREES
0.8. WW
releases prisoners
EL PASO, June 29 — Cantanza
has yielded to the demands of Presi
; d nt Wi'son and released the
twenty three prisoners takein as
captives. General Bell lias re
i eived a telegram announcing that
tlie American troops should reach
the border this morning.
SLAV FARMER AND WIFE
i;L PASO, June 29—William
Parker and his wife were killed on
th ir ranch by bandits. Troops i'Ui*
med.-ite)}- began pursuit and killid
a number of the desperadoes.
RI'SH V»It SERVICE STILL ON
W ASHINGTON, June 29 — The
Carraiiza concession h,is stopped
'h. immediate break between the
two nations. The formal reply has
uot been received. Rush, of prepar
edness is still on.
HILL ENGAGED BV RUSSIANS
SEATTLE, June 29—Samuel Hill
has Veen engaged by the Russian
government to solve transportation
problems and to relieve the con
gestion of military supplies.
THREE STRIKERS SHOT
SEATTLE, June 29—The long
shoremen are demanding the with
drawal of armed guards on the
waterfront. They ask the laibor
council to place steamshipl com
panies on the unfair list and boy
cott. Three strikers have been
shot In a Tacoma riot.
S.im Guyot, representing Fisher
Bts , with headquarters at Juneau
Is making trade calls in this city.
Notice
This Store Will Be Open All Day
Saturday and Closed On
Tuesday July 4th
IP. H. GANTY
ASKED TO DECORATE
BUSINESS PLACES
The executive committee In
charge of the July celebration has
authorized the decorations coimnit
'ee to on.ceed with the streKt decor
etiMi. A request liiaa been issued
that all merchants and business
men irauo approjpriaitel decorations
lor the occasion In their stores and
in front of their buildings.
I' i« hoped by the committe that
a representative showing will be
made hy all business bouses and
residences in decorating thulr pLaccs
of business and homes. It adds
•o the attraction of thei city and
m-\Kes an Impression on the visitors
coming to the city.
The big dance of the year is
scheduled to be held in Elks Hall
ou Friday night. It will begin the
July festivities for the Garden City.
WASHINGTON, June 29 — The
war department refuses to be dis
turbed by the widely circulated re
port to the effect that Japanese in
Mexico are. hostile to the United
States.
Figures compiled at the Japan
ese embassy show that less than
40(Hi Japanese are on Mexico. About
1000 of 'hem are employed in Chi
huahua and Coataudla, copper and
silver mines; some 250 farmers and
fishermen live on the west coast;
there is a colony of about 150 in
Chiapas state and aibout 100 are
in Vera Cruz.
Embassy officials say that they
have had no notice of the presence
of Japanese war ships off the Mexi
can ccast. as has beem ind&Jted by
press dispatches from the turbu
lent zone. Their presence would
under trdinary circumstances be
reported to the embassy,
GEJtMANS GAINING
ON EASTERN FRONT
BERLIN, June 29 — Continued
progress for General von Linsin
goti's forces In fighiting west and
south west of Luts, despite Te
peated counter attacks by the Rus
sians, has been announced by the
w.ir department. Russian) attacks
in the direction of Brody haa-e been
repulsed with, great loss of life,
arms and ammunition to the In
vaders.
GARDEN CHI IN
GALA HIE
FftlOAY EKE
Skagway Festivities Begin Friday
Night By Staging Big Dance at
Elks MnJl. Belmers Orchestra
To Furnish Music for Dance.
CITY DOXS FESTIVE TOGS
Evep-y One a Committee of One to
Boobi For ^tiiq lXuice. Proceeds
Delia; Expenses ot Saturday
Night's Dance. Geoi-ge in With
Itocord I'assenge^ List.
The July festivities for the Gar
den Ci'y will begin Friday night at
nine o'clock iu Elks Hall. Selmers
orchestra, will 1'urnisiL the music
*' y.
iw the big dance of the setieon-and
thq dance committee announces that
everything ia la r&ullnets for UiJ
gala time.
A lame crowd of dancers are
expacted to altend the opening ot
the festivities and the committee
uas made oretparationa, accordingly.
Friday morning the Prince George
will slip into port with, a record
hreaniig pssenger lisat. ilaay
young collegians are included ia
in© list. The dance will be open
'o all and a general invitation has
ibeen extended to the public in gen
eral jcr attendanc. Every citizen
is authorized to form into a com
mittee o<i one to boost for the dance
and h»lo <he committee. The pro
ceeds from this dance will go to
ward defraying the expenses for
the free dance on Saturday night.
These Individual commitecs are
instructed to spread the good word
e-round aiwl tell the tourists of the
dance and that they are welcome.
Tlus Hall will be decora-'ed for
the occasion with flags of Canada
and the United States. The music
is reported to be especially chosen
for this one event and to lovers of
the artiste steps and waltzes a
guarantee is wrapped up with the
one dollar admission ticket.
L. J. Thomas left for the inter
ior on the morning's train. He
j will return Monday in time to- get
I to Haines to take movies of the
July festivities of that city.
Now's the Time
for Some Unusual
Values in Clothes
VOU KNOW that the clothes we sell
are always good value; and, of course
you understand that the price of ev
erything you buy is high or low according
to the quality of the goods.
Our policy has always been to give
big value at every price. Come and
look over our stock of
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
CLOTHING
WILL CLA YSON