®he S?aily Jiloshan
No. 181 NINETEENTH YEAR
SKAUWAY, ALASKA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER V, 1916 PRICK 10 CKNT8
WASHINGTON, St|H. 9 — When
th« lil,; aud little hujid of the clonk
wbich n.uigs on. the wulls of both
Hou*e of Representatives uiul Sen
ate caambers, swung aruuntl to t><e
10 o'clock hour yesterday, tiie re
spac'ive chairmen of ktU houses
t'PV'd the gavel ou the l<*iders
pU'fCrui ami announced that the
64th session of congrusa was ad
journed.
An aeon as the rote was put and
carried, the metkberB ua-oee from
their feat# and filed, out of the
chambers. Something seemed to
beckon them back but tliey p;i<ssed
cut into the corridors and ex
ctja4ise-i greeting of fou4 farwelL 1
■i>it« of the bit'er party fights
tha* &re waged frcai time to time
by th« members of congress, they
grow to like one another and look j
wtk longing eyes to tho time when j
th») will be able to coma together j
agu.'n. Some realize that this
will probably be their last chance,
oiheie art on the briuk of political ;
drea m< In which they fancy them- j
aelvet holding the biges' political
honcr the nation can tsstow and
other are thinking about their
successful campaign which] they
niua' lmmciHattly start.
8KAJ fLE, Sept. 9—Registration
at the University oi Washington
will commence Monday morning.
Student entering the University
(or the fir>t time who holda ci-ed
"# troto the Seattle tUgU schools
will he allowed to enroll Unlay.
Bursar Comdon and Registrar
atone of the University predict a
larger enrollment, for this fail
than at any time in the history oi j
the Unireirsity. Last years en
rollment passed the 3500 mark,
and faculty members look for it j
to Jump to 4000 this year. Wed
nesday morning President Suzzulo
will welcome the ctudeiits back to
the University and outline the plans
for »hb ensuing year.
Cbag F. Pug\ collector of cus
toms. re'urned on the train last
nigh' and is waiting la Skagway
for traasportation* south/ward.
SHE BREAKERS
HANDLE TRAFFIC
NEW YORK, Sept. 9 — The gen
eral walkout of all Union men em
pkjtd cui car lines in this city has
uo' accomplished tli« purposes for
which it was meant. Traffic is un
der lull swing in the hands of
the strike breakers. It is more or
less H regular, owing to the green
ness of the employes but is slow
ly becoming regulated.
\ ccn*est is now cn between the
labor leaders and the transit com
panies as to whether or not the
men will be allowed to organize so
that they can fight th<\ companies
on an organized basis.
GEBMAIL
IN OFFENSIVE
PL'T ROGRAD, Sept. 9 — German
rocps alter making repeated at
tacks upon the rec«nutly 'ost po
sitions on the eastern frontier have
t-iilea Lack on a solid defense pro
srom ard are not ac'in* on the of
fet-sive. They were unsuccessful
lu regaining any of the lost posi- I
tions. Russian forces smashed thru
their advance lines time after time !
and threw them. In a state of dls
order.
RESCllTAf
TU DUTIES
Taking effect toni^Ttt at mid
uiglit is a uew ruling of the cus
toms officials which! rescinds the
stamp duty on dacumtnts, perfumes
an<l cosmetics. Heretofore it was
necessary to place an. internal rev
enue s'amp on all documents filed
far rf^coa-d. The same held true of
'he transferring of perfumes and i
.o mctice.
The official mesisage announcing
Lhe utw schedule was received by
Fred Van de Wall »his noon. The
old schedule will hod good until
midnight tonight, but Sunday morn
ing the cus'oms officials in this
rity will commence operation un
ckY the new schedule.
OUR NEW FALL LINE
OF MILLINERY NOW
ON DISPLAY
Consisting of Ladies and Misses
Trimmed Hats and imtrimmed Hats
Frames, Bandeaus, Hat Wire, Trim
mings, Ftc., We have the most up
to the minute Line of Millinery ever
shown in Skagway,
PRICES VERY REASONABLE
HI I \71\Y ny II THE haberdasher and
• J* L I livfi LADIES' FURNISHER
Broadway between fhird and FourtL Phone 41
HOUSE CHARGES
EXTRAVAGANCE
J WASHINGTON, Sept. S — R*
pubucan membor* of the 64 th con
gress declare that ih« acpeoditar«s
m.idt- oy th« Democratic congress
eaeettte timi ever by any Republi
can administration. Verbal charge
cl extravagance and pofk barrel
appropiiMjons made by the Demo
cratic law maker* is on the llp«
of ihe Republican member* of the
ti4>h. congress.
Th« economical policy onder
which the Democrats hare Intimat
ed t'ict i hey worked is all blown
to the r.i::<Js when an analysis of
the u«t)eaa espen<31ture«. is made
s.»y tb» Rt publicans.
BRITIANSlilLL
KEEP BLACKLIST
J.ONPON, Sep*. 9—Official pro
tests from the United Statt* gov
ernment ovur the blacklisting of
American business firms ha* benvi
flird »:th the Foreign Department.
A request by the UnlteO States Ftor
eig.i Department to lif the blacklist
has been made upon the British
government.
It is very unlikely tbat the lw
will changed British officials
view ft from & different angle than
do the American peopte.
TO INVESTIGATE !
LOBBY CHARGE
WASHINGTON, Sept. S — Be-j
fore adjourning yftJenday the sen
ate members a/dcrcd a aqveial com
mit'^ to iuveetigrte the charges '
made o: special lobbying to defeat
tho hal'out bill.
NOTED PARTY OX TOl R
Mos Jamt*s S. Alexander, wife of |
Janie* J. Alexander, president of (
thi Naiiuuul Bank or Commerce In
New York City, together »jU» her
son, J a met, Jr., and Mrs. Schaef- j
er, returned last ni£ht frost a trip j
to tilt jiiterior and are registered
ai iL© Pullen House. The happy j
party made a trip to WMtahorse,
viewed the mighty Yukon, then vis
aed in 'he Atlin district. They;
will leave for the posith on the
Prince George tanigjt, Mrs. Al
exander. who before marriage was
Mis< romcrov, used to lire in St- .
Paul and was a. school and cI&sf
mate of Dr. L. S. Keller, of this
ci*y .
H.- Bullene, agent for the G. T.
P., a' Sau FrancU«X), is the guest
of Gordon Powell. Mr*. Po^e-il, i
Mr. Bullpne and wife made the crip
to the Summit yesterday.
WASHINGTON-, S«*>L Demo
rrat«c member® of the (4th con
CTe«« are filled ir'tb words of
liraite for the present administra
tion. TheQ *aj- tbar ta« record iwt
ty the Wilsoa administration ran
not be equalit-d in the history of
c»ugres^o«al areamjWiilucwit*,
Ail members are »)easad *itti tbe,
revcia"« bill and look for It to fill
the needed mooto run the;
govcri.m^b'. Mok of th* memberr
of ibis coi.gTesB are on tbe r«rjre
1 of eu'erinf a campaign for re- j
election to the Ssth roxi#rrewi.
Washington. s<k. » — Two
biitk* dcliam is. tiw total amotant
mpeuiei. by the Democratic cod
gtvi*. This te *ar in cxcees of
ta«- fXjtfriHi'turr* of previous eon
?re •<*.
Tb«> utm- revenue bill fa» d^el^cec
to mise revenue Irom & tax on
incuoft. Inheritance* *»d arnai
tioss and should trine money in
to "be ccTTors of the gorernnroortt
from cjiwrif that have heretofore
b?>rn urtouchec. Lit:lo ban t»ee«
s Ud about revising the tariff alcnt
protective line*.
wilsoTspeaks
10 DELEGATES
dei.t \r*!son add.^3£Ad the attend
ing delegates. at the Suffrage con
\ejtuc ta this city yesterday. He
tcld the delegate* that tbe cause for
*hi<h 'hey were working wouid
beli' win the battle for th«m. He
inliirined the members of tbe coe
ve.-ticn that be thought that grant
ing of equal stiffrage was a «*te
question and Dot a national quee
ti'-n tc be decided by ame-ndmerU.
OFHtlAlS INSPECT ROAD
A rumb^r of White Pass offictals
left on the morning's train for *J>
luspcaicn of the Toad. Private
eir So. 200 was coupled omto the
regular morning's train. Tbe ob
servation room Fas filled with
Strug way flowers and the happy
group wared adieu to tt»8 boy« at
the stsiioh and disajT^red up tb€
track.
W. T. Bragg of Whitc3ior»e oa.me
in ou last night's r*in and w«* a
guee; at theG okion North Hotel
Mr. Brag< will bo a w>u*Hbound
passenger oc the Prince George to
night with Prince Rupert as Ills
final destination.
Full Line of
Perishables
on Humboldt
PEACHES ARE CHEAP
P. H. GANTY
SHERIFF MIXES
WITH AGITATORS
EVERETT, WASH , 8<*>t » — A
fir* for all fttfht ooc«r"Xl oe
o! tbto dtr yw*«rJ«y In
Work*™ of th« WorW
It roeaplr *f!l» rmtln w
<>r» 1<»C(4 from lh» »krr1JT* of
f?p». tri«d ip r*. tlN»w
Ml »>>d k npH «en«i
Ru»tn<*r men 1 i^fordnj to t*»»
call «rt llw- oonntry ofTV-l*to and
h^'.p—" to qeiH dWwrhltjf m««r
brrf U»bor b»r* hwr.
n« rk:nf ir tUi city for th» I"*
Mr mi-nihil OtTken h»r# W-»»
*i) 'iripetiag trooiT>)«. Hit tM« t*
ih» »tr* *rtoa« oatbrpAJt to <"«r
I* this city,
footbalTcdach
LOOKS 'EM OVER
SEAT1 LK, S«|<. >—4Jlkuoi* Do
trift, »■* abrrwd deotck bmb.Utt « bo
ae:c* ltie iron reins on 1"ettiij Jielc,
at ibe Cuiveraity. la looking eve'
the l>i« c u»t>e* * bo hi» arrn Jt* a;
br Luirenotj for ecroiimrcL For
•i*tt cotiae cutty y**a-a 1.h I it ht*
: urHt-d ihii cWMDi.'laiMti(> *t
iu« .nniituiian o£ lea.ruj.ic
Grad\-»le llajMc^r Am ur Younj
'•r u*t urbeduled «*4E'n »»U tl»*
I aiTertliy oi OaiJomla and foot
ball lhim are look i'3® fw aooMi lire
.j concerts on the fntiirom Lh J> fall
All coaches to the Wasfcinftoa cos
:*r+oc* bare combined to befet D©
bte, bat baa jrroTed 109 ■d«Btinc •
cca<h ;or U>em Utti tmr. H»j
Miller, tbe ail America* ball
h*« fva in ut iPc^^wf «U tlx
tra.eiac room* and looks like a
■•oi.d niAsm of nwclfc OUier
!< fera, on whom Uh plucky inert*
ha* counted tor bi< tbincs tAii
year ar« ao tbelr way.
IM/OADS Bit. CAWJO
The fretsbter Redondo stained
into ttU rout !«*» i*lht eronnd |
tb» H.40 boo.- and immediate!*- b* i
M*i nnloedlnj fte r«ll and tninln*
machinery cfcrjpo. Tbe mot of the
<*r*o 1« booked tlrru to Interior
points. I* will be in port all day
un)o*dln* JU M* oaj*o
The apofcaoe aJTtrjd in P°rt t.bt»
afternoon with a M( c»»TO.
IWARM FIGHT OK
FOR A1IT. OFFICE
XOM^ »—Sj-rUl to Ai
—Out of tb« tenf** *r.d »^rt
*n*hiiataatk f i+-*nUm* «"«*r he»d
kt >bl« city «a* t<r«*d !*•»
ni#bt * the R«pcb)Mna of tfcia
tier d« i to »»*v>r*» Goo. t*r>>of»-H
tor A'<jmr bad u> M-»cd
b*«k of divutno^i H*»e
iatlT* Uttrt.
llr. Scoulteid addrf»<»<*l tb« B.r» t
in* Mi /*um L d Jor'a on a. **tu
i trUwlnB ol *i« 1>«b«r*t ic ««»•
d'Ofcte fir ati«.^«| |<n*r»i. Mr
M.tl i+,£ frtiKTxxi Nr. v
iui t-u«a« ol lb* l+Iku 11.4 u--i, uj
ik* «<*ntorr. Ho Iimn ta jadjr
mtmt *cr >Im c-r* m ml <*0 tt>«
OTrd «*It hj Mr. »fcii« It
•W kC'-I( M CtalrlCt attoccry ir.c
<m> J>r»<5«i<*d court f«wt» to !««><•
bin trot*:'. He »urt&«r U»A tb« a»
l'*o<o ilii Mr. nilC>t>] Jxvd art
i<4 w 1 fT*K *:ion»7 for ti><
.fooiwoa Li'bw*** at U*
Hat «b«e ib« Jt>linaon 0*M>*av
tnd <*'>*7 ccrparattono dredfnd *
««rHow >|>jM utx»n K-Ikt is lh»
!>i( a'rtk* or !>»&.
M. forth* infrtmx-d tit* ■»*<int
'Ivnt Mr. \irtfitoT Tpt\tr*& to pro**
<*'• Hell, ac m-ooo^td. 7bm b»
too* 0,-. i m kM*> of tit <**» i<:
informed "ben; of bla rword. A«
count*] for lb* Moriiic rt»x. fc<
fOTe* IK-IJ to take tb» **nd *«wi
4 ob clot* rrna ww
that be. Bell, had mam t'M
perjart on tho w 11 tw— ptat<
Th» it a<"»od %» a b»wt> lr
the LHcni-.-atK I^din*
l-oi!tlciat,» < ■? C * rfiHrrt are |>r»
d«tl« a prt>«r*l frr tb^
IKk't *» »ke «(tit d«
rtaK>a. JSf hr<V *i l«*t tkli"
-aorMfc* Tor FaJrha.rJr' on u> attire
rampairn ird will tvrt-r tl»* amtlr?
| Tfrrifotj.
TRIIOPC SMASH
HUNGARIAN LI
IvOVDON, Sffl. » -R«s»rlai
tr~"t t t>*r» idisux-nd «rd rr« bo«
ftp, apricf O * it Mi ln>T*cw:»-1
t;«n Ib Httnjrary. MH't*rr ®**
r.roprint to * !••• I *1 ™"T of
Ui* Hnn#r«-rl*n plains fcy «*>«■ P>°
n>»r. i*u «o)d?«rit
Old Age Isn't A Crime
BUT It's a Crime To Be
Old While Still Young
NOW TO PLEASE YOU!
We sell Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx Clothes
That includes a range
of models Tempered
with dignity—But not
without spirit. We have
just received a large ship
ment of Fall Models at
the same old Prices and
Guaranteed as usual.
LOOK THEM OVER
WILL CLA YSON