NAVY Of BRAZIL
NOW AIDING
ALLIES
Washington, J tine 30.—That the
navy of Brazil has begun co-oper- j
atlng with America® fleets In bunt
ing German sea raiders in the West
Atlantic ocean, was announced here
today.
Copenhagen, June 30.—The Rund*
schau of Vienna, organ of the Ger
man Nationalists, says that machin
ations wjthiu the empire favor the
Austrian endeavor for a separate
peace with 'he entente and tend
to destroy good relations with Ger
many. ' _
Planning the organization of an
associat'onn to aid the Southeast
em Alaska movement for the pro
tection of fish and game, Skagway
sportbmen will meet at eight oclook
tonight \n the city hall. The prin
cipal speakers will be A- J.- Sprague
and Frank Wilson. of Juneau, who aty
here to stock Skagway lakes with
f'sSx and to encourage the fish and
game conservation movement.
Mr. Sprague, under who^e direc
tion fish hatcheries have been o
perated 'n Juneau, and Mr. wiison
brought 15,000 Colorado >rook brou
here to stocjs nearby lake9. They
are distributing the fish today.
WILL EQUIP JKFKKKSON
TO CARRY PERISHABLES
When the steamship Jefferson of
the Alaska Steamship company sails
July 19 from Sea'tle on her next
trV *o Skagway, she will be newly
equipped for carrying per^hables,
according to a letter from the Se
a'tle offices, received today by E.
J. Shaw, skagway agent for the line.
The letter stated that the six
three-berth rooms had been torn
out and converted into one large
room, "properly latticed and venti
lated for transporting perishables."
The capacity for perishables will
be 5C tons.
WANTED—Plain sewing. Mrs G,
C. Leach, Shaw Cottage, State St.
TO JOIN NAVAL RESERVES.
Sanator Aahurat 8aya Ha
Will Entar Aotiva Sarvico.
To enter active service Senator
Henry K. Ashurst of Arizona has
announced lie will enlist as a common
seaman in tlie naval reserves. He has
passed the necessary physical exam
ination. but he would have to resign
his seat in the United States senate
before he enlisted, as the law presents
any senator from enlisting as a prl- j
vate.
4th OP JULY PARADE
All children are asked to
meet la 'lie | Presbyterian
church Wednesday at 13 noon
to form for Fourth of July
pairade. Girls please dres^ ia
white.
15ELL-NEW MARCH WEDDING
Wlilteiiorse, June 30. — The bo-j
eioly event of the year was the j
marriage Wediiesd&y night> at, Ghriat i
Church, of M'e* Doria Jean BeU,;
daughter of Magistrate an.il Mrs. j
J. Langlois Bell, to Johu Charles j
XewmarcJi, the Rev. C. Swofluiou *>f- i
ficiating. Mjss H. F. Wallace was j
bridesmald, while Vernon Hughes at |
tended as best man. The ushers
were Wm. MoBride and Harold1 Wil-,
son. Mrs. C. G. Gr$ime presided
at the oa'gan. Mr. Newmarch, is
manager of the Whitohorso branch
o£ the Canaddian Bank of Commero j
FIREMEN'S MEETING
The Volunteer Fire company, Fire
Chief 3ime announced today, will j
hold its regular meeting at 8:30
o'clock this evening in the Fire
men's hall.
With Every One Dollar
Purchase, or over,
ON SATURDAY
WE WILL
GIVE AWAY
One of Our Ladies' Home
Journal Patterns
ALBERT REINER_T
Broadway between Third and Fourth __•) JPhone 41
TROOPS GERMAN GROWN PRINCE
THROWN RACK, HEAVY LOSSES
''
Paris, Juiuj 30.—Making tho most
desperate attack attempted agalnft
tho French lines in six months,
jdeked troope of theGeraiAn crown.
l>r'ince penetrated tho JVench. troncl>
eu last night near Verdun, only to
be thrown baols with frlgshtfiul loss
es. f
The attack was m<ade along half a
anile of th<> front Driven nhead
soemingly by a "now or never" spir
It, the Gonmana surged against the
French, positions, recklesu of the
leaden hail that scattered death a
mong them.
Driven from their advanced lines,
thq French soldiers quickly rallied |
aoid then drove the attackers back j
over hummocks of their slain and j
wounded comrades. MAny were tak|
en prisoners. • j f i
LID IS CLOSED
Seattle, J,una 30.—Acting under
the recent ruling that the Reed a
myjid ment applies in Seattle, Mayor
Gil. today ordered Issuance pf li
quor perm'tg discontinued at noon
ami instructed tie police to cou
liscate all liquor found to. the city.
PATRIOTIC SERVICE |
Under the auspices of th0 Skag
way branch of the Women's Patrjo
fic League of Alaska, there will
be a special patriotic fcervice jln the
Presbyterian church tomorrow ev-1
oiling at 8 o'clock. The auditor-1
iuui has been tastefully and ap-1
propriately decorated for the °cca-j
sion. The service will consist of
suitable hymns and songs, a solo
by "\V. C. Blanchurd, music by a
■mixed chofr and addresses by Jud^r*
B. A Rasmuson and P. H. McClell
and. All residents of Skagway in- i
teres ted in the welfare of our na
tion are iavited.
Mrs. B. A. Ross.
L. X. FREEMAN HERE
L. N. Freeman of Boston, a bro
ther of Z. S. Freeman of New York,
chairmaji of the board of directors
of the Bank of Alaska, a griest at
the Pullen bourse stoce his arrival
yesterday on the Prince George, left
this morning' for Atlin. He ex
pects to spe«id a few days here af-1
tor returning from the lake dis- ,
triot.
Cleon Ask, who had bean visiting
for several weeks in Seattle and else
where in the States, returned home
this moriing on the Spokane.
C. Racine, proprietor of tie Wihjt
Pass hotel at Wbitehorse, will sail
oti the Prince George this evening.
He expects to visit a month, or fco
'n Califoronia.
C. E. Flye, general freight and
passenger agent of the Pacific S.
S. company, with headquarters to. So
attle, and Mrs. Flye are round trip
passengers on the Spokane, whicfh
is in port today.
J0H1 WISE HURT
Losing his foothold, while dump-1
in© a oar at the coal bunkers this j
morning, John Wise Jell into the j
pit, striking on th.fi coal 25 feet ;
below and buffered injuries that will
keep him in the White Pass hofiPi- I
tai several days. It was reported |
from the hospital thii* afternoon that
no bones were broken.
Fifty-two passengers, forty of j
<hem round trippers, arrived here
tl . morning- on the Spokane of
the Pacific Steamship company. Two
hundred 'seventy tons of freight
were brought in.
The Spokane and the Grand
Trunk's steamship. Prince George,
'u port since yesterday morning, are
scheduled to sail at six o'clock this
evening. They will carry a number
of midnight sunners, due today from
Whitehorse. The Spokane wjll stop
at Sitka. " .; : j j j ^j.
Freight of the Jefferson, which.
w-iHi forced to return to Seattle be
cause of a broken crank shaft, will
bo brought t0 skagway on the
freighter Kodondo, the local office
of the Alaska Steamship line an
nounced today. The Hedondo is
understod to have picked up the
1'reigh' at Ketchikan. She will he
du§ here Monday or Tuesday.
The Alaska of the Alaska S. S.
company sa'lod from Seattle at five
o'clock this afternoon with five
passengers for Skagway and twelve
round trappers, according to the Dai
ly Alaskan's cable 'report.
PIONEER'S MEETING
Pioneers of AKUska will hold
their regular meeting at eight o'
clock Monday evening in the Arc
tic Brotherhood hall. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Several applicants for membership
are to be initiated.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
EVINRUDE
£ Detachable Rowboat and Canoe MOTORS
P. H. GANTY
NEW JERSEY'S SENATOR.
William Hugh^k, Who
Recovered From Illness.
Photo by American Proas Association
Senator William Hughes of New Jer
sey. who was ill at a hospital to W ash.
Ington for several weeks anil was later
removed to Ills home, was reported
very much better, although ph> sic inns
say he will Ik? uuaMe I" return to the
senate Tor be vera! weeks.
WHO'S YOUR CANDIDATE
Votes for the Goddess of
Liberty on July 4 will be re
ceived at Pedersen. Bros, store
today and Monday. Vottag
.hours from 2 until nine o'clock
No charge for votes. The con
test is under the auspices of
tfhe Skagway Women's Partrio
t'c League of Alaska, which
is arranging the patriotic pro
gram for the Fourth. The
candid''■at e are Gertrude LiddP
coat, Ellen Rogers, Sarah.
FriedGntiiai, j' Etta Sundeon,
Ruth Pedertjen, Sadie Moore,
Roberta Coryell, Lois McKay.
DAUGHTER OF PRESIDENT
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.
18 HOSTESS O.V SPOKANE
Enthusiastic over the famous in
side channel trip to Alaska, a par
ty of Tacoma girls, to 'whom M'sjj
Dorothy A. Alexander, daughter of
H. P. Alexander, president of the
Pacific Steamship company, is host
ess, arrived % Sfcagway today on
the Spokane. la the party are Mns.
Crowl, Miss Moreen-, Miss Charlotte
Caldwell, Miss Ruth Gardner and
Miss Margargt Grimes. I1
LLOYD GEORGE IS
FOR WAR 10
! VERY END
Glasgow,;' Scotland, June 30. —
"Peace can only; com© in the war
when, the allies have attained, their
ftima and had. their objectives guar
anteed," Premier Lloyd George de
clared in aa address here today.
"Peace before victory," he said,
"would be the greatest disaster in
the history of mankind, j
"Indemnit'eg constitute aa essen
tial part of the mechaaism. of civ*
illzat'on everywhere and, without
them, we have no guarantee against
the repetition of war." j u
An 'nspection, of the proposed
road to Denver Glacier, consrtuo
lion of which ia said to J>e war
ran tod by the latent farming resourc
es of that district, ig being mada
this afternoon by Ed)va;rd Hurlbut
of Juneau, chairman of the com
m'ssion ia charge of First division
road fund. Dr. L. S. Keller aad
L. H. Pedersen are on the trifl
with him. (' fcj
Mr. Hurlbut, accompanied by M'rs.
Hurlbut, arrived here this morning
on the Spokane. He 'ntends to ga
to Sitka, to inspect road needs of
that district. ,
C. P. It. BOOKI^isT SHOWS
PANORAMA OP SKAGWAY
Showing a fine panoramic view of
Skagw-ay, the 1917 Alaska booklet o£
| the Canadian Pacific railway, a co
| py of which, was received today by
| the Daily Alatkaai, tells of the de
j lights o£ the 'rip to Alaska through;
i the lnside passage.
"To visit the Pacific coast with
J out making the journey tlirougih. thg
; inLide channel to Alaska," it saya,
| "is iike visiting India without see
ing the Taj Mahal, or Egypt, with/
; out seeing the Pyramids."
The booklet % handsomely decor
ated, contains interesting views of
famous Alaska scenery and valuable
I information on Alaska h£tory.
LOST—A bunch, of keys. Return
to Alaukan office and get reward.tf
"THE GLORIOUS FOURTH"
Come in and Select Your Suit For That Day
JAMES KENNEDY