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THUSDAV. JULY 6, 1916
PRICE 10 CENTS
BMIOSlOi
Leaving Sacramento August 13ih,
a pa.iy ua B. P. O. Elks, witn, their 1
fawil.ts and friends will K«k the
curling shuns ui the Pau H»ndue
for a summer vacation. End j.
Vaj dt- Wall, deputy collmir vf
the li. S. Customs aid an ouicev
01 tut: Sk;ig»:iy U. p. l). E. 4ol, i
hat, received a comiuuuiisUicu from
»..t sacrauieulo L nig*, announcing
Uiai at least serviany five of &»ie
Bnxhets would m-'ke lao uortll
wu trip.
Tut>y have made- reservations on 1
'<ht Grand Trunk Pacific bu-uui for j
traut-j.onatii u and will tt.-rniiu.ate1
♦h*>ir jouruey by a stay in the Gar
den City. The length o£ the stay
Is ludefi'ite, in all yrvfcabiiiiy thjey
will toturi the uext day on the bo..t
wIncL tarings Clieiu to out sihores.
The Skagway B. P. O. E.
«s are holding a meeting tonight
aud will formulate ji>aus tor tiioir
t n*t r*:-.)i n:ent and amusement dur
'ng thtir stay in tue Garden City, j
IxK-al Llks ooiis>jd»r it quite a treat
to be honored by the presence of |
brother from the south and will
it& doubt 0!>eiu the dooi« of their :
Hall in welcome to ilu, brothers. '
Skat;way Lodge No. 431, is the
faithtst uoitk lodge of tlus broth
eraood.
BIG BUSINESS MAY KUiHT
W ATEiCFIU)NT UNIONS
SAX FRANCISCO. July 6—Busi
ness men 'u this city are becoming
seriously Involved in the longslvJre>
m vns strike in t'tus city. A nntss
meeting was ht ld yeestf 10; y ; t| wh.ioh
II w:<s decided that they would fig! t
the an'oiv-. The police retused
to *;iiard the meeting or escort them
to the meeting.
RUSSIANS CUT RAILWAY LINES
PETROGRAD. July 6—The Rus
siins are wading through the Aus
trian territory with a slashing vic
tory. Yesterday afternoon the
railway lines in Galicia were de
stroyed. This line was the only
conirunicatron of the Austriajks to
t«ie defenders of iveuiburg.
U. S. MARINES IN SKIRMISH
WITH DOMINICAN'S
WASHINGTON, July 6—Twenty
seven Dominicans were killed in a
skiTnish with American marines on
♦he Island yesterday at" tern eon. One
m&>ine was killud and ei^ht wound
ed .
ALASKA EXHIBITS
IS SEATIIE
Transportation] companies haive
geuuruusly u&ieid to give free
iranc-p*.it;lion iur Alaska exhibits
tt'iuvu will be entered iu the North
Liiinii Prod ucts Kxixfeitiou,
wuicii wall be held iu Seattle frouu
Uciu-otr 4tii to 1-tth, inclusive.
■Mouagtr iicl'ueitjciu ol tlie AUis
tva Uujtuu I1.1& issued a call' to |
ail Alaska, tow us to forward u<d- |
vie as to wheuifer or not it will be !
possible lor Uieni to enter a reipre- I
sontative exhibition at thito exposi-1
tiou.
Phil Abrahams, as secretary of !
the Cornuu rcial Club of Skagway j
iili.il the mutter lor future dis
i-us>i ju <ji Uie club. The Alaska
bureau believes tliat a strong show
ing ou tue i>art of all Alaska towiis
will lesults ia widespread. publicity j
for tiie territory. A couiamJheuslve I
uxliibi' of tlie aiiaiu£, ugrciultural, j
L'ishit>£, furs and oti.pr lines of i
e 'oi"t>rise iiave been requested.
SOl'Hl V WITH RECORD
FREIGHT CARGO
P!it Sophia steamed into port yes*
■ erday at nooii and tied up at the
jouiled warehouse, wliere over sev
iisiy passengers tor Skagwny were
:heekid as they w;ilked across the
f:ii.g i,lauk and planted their feet
ja liardeu City soil..
A goodly number of round trip
?t"is are included 111 the lift and
aver a score for interior points. It
:arried a heavy freight csigo for
U.ds pert. Over five hundred and
thirty tons are b< itig unloaded at
'■he ilinks. I!esidi.s the heavy |
.ivish* cargo it carried live stock j
Kip interior.
L1\E STOCK FOR INTERIOR
'I'i.e Sophia carriid 3 20 head of
s' e' p enroll to for interior markets ■
mil 35 head of live stock also >
'or interior market, which were j
iulnaded on the dock and placed ]
u tin- pens.
A special stcck train will take
:hem over the summit in a few days i
it! J from Whiteliorse they will he i
iisfribnttd to th. Ir final dentina
:ioti.
The Jefferson is scheduled to
P'-ru-h this port sometime tomorrow
n-> ruing.
M'en Howe left for the Interior i
ivitn the cattle which, was unload
ed from the Sophia.
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HAVE YOU A DOUBLE?
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¥ Tow many mon in town are
exactly like you in size,
proportions and personality?
You cannot reasonably expect
to fret clothes that suit you as
perfectly as those that are
v "built around" your own par
ticular self.
f/ Here it costs you nothing ex
~ tra to secure 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.
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Made byB. Stern & Son,
New York
H| i y * T fj the haberdasher and
• • L I i\vn LADIES' FURNISHER
Broadway between fhird and FourtL Phone 41
LP LAWS
PARTLY VOID
O'.YMPIA, July 6—The Supreme
Court or the Stale of Waslifngton
h is rendered a decislion to the ef
foet that the dry law of Wiushdngton
which aitteoiiipts to limit the amount
cM liquor tihat a muai may purchase
'a vidd.
'fcourt ihas ordiered the Seat
tle I'c-lice to return to the) owners
the vast a/mount of liquor sUzed
duiing the raids la^Jt January. The
legal bar Is at tlhe capital city wau
a' l:;. it fret and furious. The be«t
legal taient in the state was re
pri tented on: bfcth sidts.,.
PARIS, July 6—To the north
of tlie Somime river the big battle
(ontiiiues. The French have cap
tured Friae and Meracountwood. On
'U'' southern sections oi the i<iVer
a good footing has *»eeii obtained.
Th«- second line otf the German
trenches and numerous villages
have fallen into the hands wf the
FVtncb soldiers.
A strong offensive campaign* is
btlnc wagtd in 00-04. ®ration with
tU • British, and Hie campaign is
Having telling effects en the ground
fornuTly occupied b) ti'e Germans.
The ch)tex fighting is centering in
the region around Ptronne.
MEXICAN NOTE BEING
TRANSLATED BY OFFICIALS
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The
Mwncaji reply to the American de
manJ uote has been prfejeuttd to
the department of sto'e l>y the :
Mexican ambassador. No formal
eminent will be ma4e on the note i
bv officials until it is t'aopougihly i
uansiatid and i'e contents oariful
ly masticated.
It in substance demands con
ciliatorv terms from the United
States, giving assurances of a de- j
Mr to maintain friendly relation-t
Mhij j, ud a dtsiro to reach a friend- '
lv adjustment of the nation's dif
ferences.
JEXMX(iS IX) HEAR CONTEST
CASK IN SKAGWAY
Wcrd has been received from
Jadg? Jennings toi 'he effect that
he will come to Sfcagv.ay personal
ly to conduc' the contested wet
and (liy election. In the comimiuni
oatioi: which wan to a third party
he s'ates that he will give a fair
.u>d impartial trial to tuothj Bides
before rendering his decision.
HURRICANE SWEEPS
SOUTHERN COAST
NEW ORLEANS, July 6—A tropi
cal hurricane has swept the Gulf
of Mexico. Many coast towns are
•at off from all communication. The
damage is not known. Loos of life
will reach up into the thousands.
A. A. AD EE.
Assistant Secretary of 8tata
For Over Thirty Year*.
bill KILL m
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The
Democratic administration has
placed its O. K. mark ou the reven
ue bill which, is derfigutd to raise
additional revenue for running ex
penses of the government and meet
uxpc-i ob which are bound to crop
ou.t iii the future.
It is designed to ranse two hun
dred million dollars in adJdlitional
revenue . The taxes on incomes,
inheritances and munitions "will be
increased and new taxes will be
layod on articles whlioh have pre
viously beein passed free from tax.
TRADE COMMISSION
MAKES REPORT
WASHINTGON, July 6—The final
r«Voit of the Federal Trade com
mission which has been, investigat
ing the oil monopoly has beein read.
The report his been waiting for
tso weeks but congress has been
so b"sy that It could not take tihe
time (o h*ar the report of the
commission.
ROOSEVELT ROASTS WOODROW
OYSTER BAY, July 6 — In a |
Fourth of July Ind^peavdence apeechl
Tiwodore Roos\-eelt roasted Wood
rcw Wilson and his Mexico1 policy.
It is the opinion of Mr. Roos«v®lt
that the nation would be fare bet
ter off by declaring war than, living
under the present peace terms.
EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY
LONDON, July 6—An earthquake
at Caltanissetta, Sicily, baa caus
■\1 three hundred death® and in
jured over a thousand. Failing
buildings caused most of the deaths
Mrs. J F. Ward came up from
Glacier Point, and will visit in
Skagway for some time.
* T.XXK r.X*Tt "V.-•».
QUiCK LUNCH GOODS!
Sardines. Columbia ^iver Salmon, Oann-j
ed Mack rel, Shrimp. Lobsters, Winced j
Ciams. Lunch Tongue Deviled Ham, Veal j
Loif, Chipp-d Beef. Roast B^ef, Corned
Beef, Preferred Stock Sliced Pineapple,
Libby's Queen Olives. Maximum Ripe
Olives. Pimentoes in small tins, Napoleon j
Olive Oil, Duikee's. Libby's & Mrs. Port- \
ers Salad Dressing. La^ge assortment of
delicious Cookies ia bulk and Packages.
Hothouse Tomatoes, Cucumbers i
Fresh Fruit.
P. H. GANTY
SHE FIGHTS
ON WATERFRONT
SEATTLE, July 6—The long- :
shoranens' strike is assuming a
tnreatening atnuotiphere la tills city
and the police are not fully ajble
*o i-o'ie with the aitusutloji. The (ad
ditional torce piliuiced on the 'water
front to protect lives and prorpenty
repei f to the Ghliel of Police that
unlet* additional men are linme
di'. -teJy plaiced on the b01^ thiat they
will no* be ajble to aooonip!itJv the
desired ©ml.
Yesterday a mo>b spirit controlled^
'o nd numerous flights were Btofppcd
only aifter considerable ditlicuJty by
Mie wa'erfront guards. The police
were forced to draw their revolvers
and threatened to shoot those who
disobeyed orders. Once or twice
i' was necessary ito oover tha tyowd
with weajpoaia for self protection.
CRUISER SINKS TRANSPORT
LONDON, Juy 6—The Byesiau, a j
former German cruiser, but now in
f e Turkish naval service, torpedoed!
and sank a transport sailing Tea
sel flying the Rn^slum,' colors in
the Black Sea this morning.
FATHER KASHERVAKOFP
ENROUTE TO SITKA
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Father A. P. Kasihervaroff, of
the Russian Orthadcj. Chnrohl of
June.iu, has been a visitor In the
tardea City for a couple of days.
Ht leave on the Jefferson for
Sitka where he will combine 1)Oth
pleasure and blustiness.
PerhajpB no man in the territory
Df Alaska Is more conversant "with
the true conditions of the early
history of the territory as Is Fath
er KashervaTOtff. For a long per
iod cf years he was stationed at
Si'n, and in his work has picked
Hi) i he native language and worked
imongst the Indians so that he
lias layed the foundations for get
tlnsr oorreo* information, on condi
tions which very few men have ob
tained in their experiences.
M B. White, tflie cattle m<an, Is
registered at the Golden North. Mr.
White is waiting for cattle w.hiah ha
»vill take to the interior.
A. S. Baker, supervising) mission
ary at Keoloileknar on the
Hawaiian Islands, is a returning
midiiigiht sunner. He is waiting
in the Garden City for transporta
tion to the westward, where he will
rial* at Anchorage and other towns
in that region.
WASHINGTON, July C — Tho
Mexican uuie has ueeu trausLalou
l v luu sUuue (itftxirtUicia ami partj
01 it Qoaimg Willi the Me.vi<-un
ciiiolt) iia»e o<_<iu given, out tor puiU
ltcutitui, tu'i'ou^iii i4in columns oi the
i>ie.-b. it la jjdU«iUlly couioeded by
tufc oUll<i uo^i'uuvnt mtiivialtii tnat
the uoib euua tha uiiii^iicnt ana
impending crisis.
Carnuiza, iu> longer insists on
the lium^uitate wdUitirsuw&l oi the
Auitrltau troops from Mexican Boil,
ila- Mexican government , adaniu
the objection, to the insecurity oi
■ be buruer is justly founded and
reasoneubleu To cajp the climax the
.Mexican, government would accent a
reaaoiMnde j^laa for One<iiation.
HUGHES PICKS FIVE
PROGRESSIVES ON STAFF
NEW YORK, July 6—Oharlej
Evans Hughes has picked five lead
lug progressives to be on bis cam
pajgu staff. They have all ac
cti>ieel the hoaior bestowed upon
them and ar© lu the harness work
ins; tor victory.
JULY CELEBRATION GET EIGHT
CHICAGO, July 6—As a result
of t.oe July celebrations throughout
the country, eight deaths and one
hundred and ninety injuries have
been reported.
STEAMSHIP SINKS
IN CHANNEL
DOVER, July 6—The American
3ttc ins/hip Jacob Luckenback has
bofrt, rammed and sunk in a colli
sion with au unidentified vessel.
RUPERT ENROUTE
Th • Prince Rupo.t will make this
port by seven in. the morning. It
carncs fifty tons of freight for
this port. Over 6ixty five passen
gers are aboard for the Garden City
MINE SWEEPER SUNK
LONDON, July 6—A British min?
swefper has bean, torpedoed Ju the
North Sea.
SPOKANE NEARING PORT
The Spokane Is nearlng" port
Skagway with 200 tons of freight.
It is scheduled to toot its entering
whi:-<le some time Friday afternoon
with a large tourist passenger1 list.
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 underhand 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
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