®hc ^Jaily JUasHan
No. 99 TWENTY SECOND YEAH SKAGWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY. JUNE 7. 1919 PRJGE 10 <
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Copenhagen, June 7.—Reports
were received hepe today that a
part of the Bulgaria® army has
been mobilized and is marching to
ward 'he Serbian frontier..
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Seattle, June 7.—Physicians to
day say that Governor Earnest Lis
ter cannot live more than, ^ week
longer. Hl^ case has beau grow
ing worse from tiav to day.
Alaska Girl On
Way to Dawson
Miss Dorothy d<e la Pole ac-1
coiupanied by her mother, Mrs.. C.!
11. Printz is a guest of the Golden!
North hotel on her way back to the
interior of Alaska.
Miss de la Pole was born in. Al- !
ati.*a haviiu' first seeu the light ofi
day !n 1S!>7 in. Juneau and wheu I
she was 3 months old her mother j
w<> •* to Dawson over the White Pass
tra!' she being the third white wo-1
man to mush over that route. Mrs.!
Priuu arrived iu I>awsftu in Oct-1
tober of the same year and came1
out iu the Spring of 9'S miuahing
over the Dyea trail. i^he returned
to Juneau and' took her baby back
to Dawson, where they livtxl for a
number of years.
Miss de la Pole has been living
outside for the past eisht years,
where she attended the Washing
ton University having also taught
school in Washington. Miss
la Pole and her mother are now go
ing in to Nenaaa where they ex-!
t-t lo live.
Paris, June 7.—-The American
oe-ice delegation Is much, disturbed
by the report that oopicfl of the
peacp terns have reached New.
York. The delegate? are urud'artid
ing to check uj> all thg copies Is
sued in order to ascertain it any
ar- missing. . ^idi
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Vancouver, B. (J., June 7.—A
committee of tea thousand is be
ing organized to aid the authori
ties iu carrying on city life in a
normal manner.
Memherg of the committee are
coming in rapidly and there is rea
son to believe that order will be
maintained. __ i ,J|jj
10 60 ON STRIKE
Washington, June 7.—A natloni
wide strike of the teleeraipberp la
threatened, < 1 'l"*l
S. J. Konenkamp president of the
ccmmereial telegrapher.? union start
ed for Chicago early to lay for a con
ference with the officials of the
organizations. £ *
Seattle, June 7.—The local tele
graphers were advised, this morn
ing th*t there would be a general
strike of their unions throughout
the Pacific coast.
The strike i? to be called on June
11 unless their demands for mor»
pay and better condition* are met.
[et Us Help you
The fact that your account may be a small one in the bi:gin
ing does not bar you from the benefits of a
bank account We shall be glad
to have your name on our books and furnish
you with bank book and checks.
A bank account will eventually enable you to start in busi
ness for yourself.
B ANK OF ALASKA J
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NEW GOODS
Just Received
GOOD SALMON EGGS
Friction top cans 40c each
CHICK FOOD
20 pounds lots up 61-2 cents a pounds
P. H. GANTY
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Washington, June 7-—Tlx® Sen
ate today unanimously t>aase<I> a re
solution ordering an investigation o!
the peace treaty leak ftQd a moment
later without. deWte, Senator Hi
ram Johnson Introduced a resolution
demanding the state department to
Immediately make public tbg peace
treaty. Thjs resolution w&9 also
passed without debate.
Washington, Jur»e ?.—Additional
troopa aj-g asked tor protection a
long the Mexican bonDcr today from
the war department by governor
Hohbs of Texas.
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Winnipeg; June 7—Tli^ im
migration authorities took Bt*ps to
day to ptop American agitators
from cro6eiiig> the border iato Can
ada.
T,his action wajs precipitated by
the recent visit of James Duoeaj*
the Seattle Labor Leader who
stirred up the workman to acta of
violence.
STARRS OFFERS
Okanogan, June 7. — With
Ruth Garrison, on the witness Ptand
where she had been recalled as 8
■witness lor the defence, Storrs form
a41y offered to marry his wife's
player as a bar to further prose
cution.
The prosecuting attorney} entered
a vigorous objection.
skUle picKnicK
ml A WhiZz
The picnic given by the Aurora
Boreal is club was a decided suc
cess last evening.
This club 1b formed by the mem.
ber* of the 6th, 7th and 8th Erode®
and the high school and their ao
tivitles extend to many matters ap
pertaining to their school work.
Last eveulng the club had) for its
guests the principal and te*ehers
of the school, the school board and
some parents of the member# ol
the club and a representative ol
Dally Alaskan. i
The party met at th«| school houa
at five thirty o'clock and proceeded
in a body to Schaffer'e park where
camp wag made and ia a short time
a big fire was started) upon which t!l
oofree and cocoa, were made and
the big pot of pork and beans
warmed uji,
When to.- readinesa the tablen wew
spread and a most enjoyable out
door feast was diacu#aad.
The younger get then scattered
cut and indulged in, the gamea
they liked the best and until after
nine o'clock when the homerward
tre1* was taken.
All vote the Boreajig Club aa
ideal hosts and hosteepea and look
forward to another occasion ol the
same kind.
DEMONSTRATION
IS PERMITTED
DY CONGRESS
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Washington, Jnne 7—JT or the
first time in the history of oongreaB
a permit has beea granted to an
'oiganized bodty to assemble em masse
in front of tho capitol to make pub
lic demonstration of protest a
gainpt legislation before congress.
Such a permit wag issued to la
bor leaders who are planning a
X^radfi and demonstrtion by one hun
dred thousand workers in protest
against the enflorcefmcait oC the war
prohibition act which includ'ea
light wines and beers.
Tho demonertation, Is scha<yuled
for June 14, Flag Day.
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Seattle, June 7.—There is no
British Columbia steamship aorvlco
because of th9 sympathetic strike.
All Yukon and' Klondike passenger
ger and freight business being
routed via Seattle Alaska linos.
CABLED
Seattle, June —Judge Taliban,
the presiding .judge hag dJeciined
to call a grand jury ag requested
fry the prosecuting attorney Brown
to investigate the wholesale theft
of tho seized liquors from Superi
or Judge Allen's court.
Winnipeg, Jung 7.—Mayor Bak
er claimed today that the general
strike waa dtaentograting. He
pointed to the return of Blxty per
cent of the city's firemen to work
and the application of other mu
nicipal employe# as a Proof of his
' statement.
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Berlin, Jong 7.—An air of un
easiness result lag from both the
pesce situation and Internal develop
ments continue to grow in Berlin.
The government is preparing for
all eventualities. Count Brock
droff Rantzau has advised, the
government that he expects to re
ceive the Allies' answer an Moa
day next.
Au attitude of pessimism is per
vading official circle® and. is re
flected in the newspapers today,
non© of which hold out any hope
of real modification of the Peace
terms.
J., G. Green, a resident of Hot
Springs, Alaska, left today for his
home after spending the winter
outside.
< Jimmy Adams came up in hla
launch from Chilcoot Inlet with «
fine lot of King salmon which he
sold to Very willing bounewlve# to
C»y.
Mrs. Wb. Bunting, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs L,a Londe and
her sister, Mrs. Hall of Vancouver,
Washington, mads the round trip
oa the train today to Baonett,
Shelly Graves, one of the old
timers In Skagway, but for ma~
ny years a resident of Juaeau, ar
rived on the gas boat Dixie last
evening and will spend a few days
in Skagway.
Father Edgar Gallant left this
morning cm the train bound for
Whiteho.se where be will hold ser
vices tomorrow, arid ag a conse
quuie there will be nosorvices
in Sr. Mark's church here tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gibba, the
aeroplane bridal couple, left this
morning i'or Whitehor&e where they
will await the opening of nav%a
wlien they will journey oa by
aleamboat to Fairbaakg.
James Keauc^, the clothier, re
turned lagt nigbt from Juneau and
' Cordova where he hag been oa •
busintsg trip for the past three
weeks. Mr. Kennedy states that
he will move over N> Cordova as
soon as be gas his affairs arranged.
Mis. Al£ Scoty and Misa Newman
of Carcross arrived Cram Juneau
las' evening on th@ gaa boat Dixie
and left this morning on the trala
£o" their home. These ladies start
ed about a week ago tor Xaaakee
but decided after getting to Ju
neau that it wag too rainj and re
turned without haying gone to the
•Prtn*»" ^ i^i, Wu! luik
CLAIMS IDE TREATY PROVIDES
INTERNATIONALIZATION OF L
Washington, June 7.—From t
| high government official who hai
1 read every word; of th« peace trea,
j ty has been obtained a conn,
plete anjulyisifl oil the Ifcbur p/ovlalom
In that document
! "In the labor Beat ion of the trea
ty It provides, tn effect, for inter
nationalization of labor'' said the
official, "T,t create^ an international
labor council with sweeping author
ltv over wflgetf a®d honing of labor
1 thA con dltLoos oL the ami
'child labor and labor at
the labor supply in art
I which has a mamlbarahl
i league.
The council Is made ■
delegates from eaoh natio
bound to abide by the •
I that council as to our crw
' asked, the ansrwer wa$ "
[we submit ouraelvel to, 1
I decrees." e 1
STILL THINKING
TIGS OVER
Paris, June 7.—The Allied re
ply to the Germain, counter proposals
will probably be delivered early
aext week.
All of the Important commissions
connected' with the peace conference
are in session today. This is due
to the desire that the work shall
l»e speeded up as far as possible.
The council of four met thla morn,
lag and continued the consideration
of ttu German counter proposals.
Outlook Improv
ing In Yukon
A M. Rousseau, editor and Pro
prletor of the White horse Star ar
rived last ulght f:om the City by
the tapldfj and will aparul the week
end with friends.
Mr Rousseau reports times as
very fair In hla town and sayg the
outlook is getting better all the
time.
L^vell Rouseau, hla son, arrived
hi Seattle l^t week from overaaaa
and after a vacation which he will
so end in California will probably re
turn to the north again.
Mr. and Mre. R. L. Vining left
today for the interior. Mr. Vin
injf is taking in about fifteen hun
dre* chicken# which he will dispose
of fn the Fairbanks distinct. \ Mr.
Vjning owns and operates moving
Picture shows i othe interior of Al
aska.
GUARD DOUG
AROUND I
Seattle, Jujie 7.—Sin.be
cont bomb outrage^ la
a doubln row of guards is
around the residency of I
Hanson,
The mayor hag been t
by anonymous letters with
SPITS TAK!
FRDM CHAIHt
Seattle, June 7.—FoUo*
thett of 864 quart? of whla
the court room where It
[as evidence of bootlegxtag
! early this morning entered)
j bers Of supreme Judge CI a
' and tj-urlolned 72 quarts
"Joy juice" that wa$ heLfl
bits la cases Inow uad
! sideration.
| Paris, June 8.—It is ttn
here that the Berlin gorven
' sending photographically
duoed copies of the peace t
evcy- United States senator
I prestntatlve.
On account of going out of business in
. Skagway we wish to have all of our
accounts settled as soon as possible.
Tho*e owing are requested to come in
and make settlement.
JAMES KENNEDY