K
GLACIER TODAY
After a week In Skagway, every
day of which h is been spent in vis
ting places of interest such as low
er Lake Dewey, Smuggler's Cove,
Reed s Falls, etc., the three young
ladies stopping at the Pnllea House
of S-'atlle, left on this morning's
-■ain, ui der the guidance of "Col."
lack Chambers for a trip to Denver
o tl-.elr summer vacation, Misses
strattou and Davie of Vancouver,
£>. C . and Miss Florence Gaudolfo
i!lacier. It is their iutention to either
•' alk back or to catch the afternoon
ain coming from Wkitehorse.
The two .ormer young ladies ar
■ ved in Skagway on the Princess
May on the 4th of the month with
the ii .eution of stopping here only
until th» arrival of the Princess
^phia yesterday, having planned to
return south on her and spend the
remainder of their 1914 vacation at
■shawl ;m lake, Vancouver Island,
Du: : 5 their abort stay. However,
icy ! ave become so charmed with
< .gu iy l its scenic surroundings!
i tliey have decided to spend the I
hole o their vacation here and
Mil rem.. ■ until the southward
tiling cf I'. i! Princess Sophia on
k ill UK a sitting of
DIslKUrr OOl'RT NEXT WEEK
JutL;e R W. Jennings, of the dis
i-o'.irt of the first di
h:is given notice of
he holding of a term in
>k igv >, commencing on Monday,
[une 13th. We nunderstand that
ore .;re .ibout twenty cases on the
Ieai: . th ,t will come up for hear
"Cived word late today that
■ DUrt officials will arrive in
ou the Jefferson, which is
iue 10 i-eacU here Sunday.
In this connection we desire to
11 the .•tU'ition of Judge Jennings
o the extreme by unsafe condition of
l.e court room wherein the sittings
re to to i.1 i. The architect who
(••signed th an of the courthouse,
< such a thing as a
>remium •:<. r the construction of a
abllc ! tU- ' g which would be a
menace ;n human life, should have
fceiv> l first prize.
irt room is situated on the
I ! "tor of the building and the
ranee or exit from it, ex
y the windows, twenty feet
>he ground, is a narrow wind
»fai;-way with an extremely
1 ! iidlng at the top—a verit
WERE IS
New London, June 11—Adressinj;
a meeting of the State Bankers' as
1 sociation here today Frank Vnnderlir
! of the National City bank of New
j York, said that politics would piny
j no part in the banking business
throughout the country nhd that
there i3 no danger of a panic. It :s
the state of mind of the people,
rather than physical conditions,
that is responsible for the lack ot
enthusiasm for the future.
HE LARGEST
m fjjgf |pjri
Su Francisco, June 12—That ti o
l'eet of warships that will assemble
at Hampton road early in the ye:
1915 and steam through the P.;n;::i
canal headed by ihe historic OroLC-.i,
with President Wilson 011 bor.rd.
will be the largest e\ or assemble 1
is maiV certain by the first report
of the United Slates navy depart
ment. The officials of the Panama
Pacific International Exposition hu\o
been notified by the navy depart
ment that 11 foreign nations have
accepted the invitation to sen J ships.
The list now includes Austria, Rus
sia, Japan, Germany, France Italy,
Argentine Republic, Greece. Span .
England and Portugal. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy Franklin 1'
Roosev-lt said on a recent visit
to San Francisco that the United
States navy would have more th a.
55 warsnips In line. The gr- it « r
fleet will be an unprecedented IV
ture during the time of the expo;1
tion.
DANCE AT THE \V. P. \.
CLUB TOMORROW NIGHT
Another of those delightful so
cial affairs for which the W. P. A
club has achieved an enviable lo 1
reputation will take place at the
gymnasium tomorrow night. Goo 1
music by which to dance and ..u en
joyable time is promised all who
attend.
able deathtrap from which there
would be no escape should a panic
from any cause whatsoever ensue
at a time when the court room had
fven an ordinary crowd within.
Gentlemen: Our
Spring and Summer
Suits
Hats, Shoes
Rain Coats, Furnishing Goods, Etc.
Are Now On Display
Suits Hade to Your Heasure
At $18 and Up
When in Need of Goods in Our Line Come In
and Look Over Our Stock
No Hard Feelings and No Harm Done
If You Do Not Buy
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
H. J. LYNCH
The Up To Date Haberdasher
and Ladies' Furnisher
PHONE 41 SKaGWAY
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Liverpool, June 12—All kiuds of
political, social, religious .educa
tional Ubor, and co-operative organ
ization were represented by the
5uo delegates who met at the Church
hall heie Tuesday ufterpoou for the
tenth National Peace Congress of
Great Btitaln, under the presidency
ci Lord Channlng of Welllugbor
ough.
Particular interest attaches to
I he congress this year ou account of
the preparations it is expected to
make in connection with the forth
coming third Hague conference.
Amouj; the special questions dis
cussed v, ere: immunity of private
property in naval warfare, floating
mines, rights of neutrals, the effect c(
armament expenditure 011 commerce
and Industry, the effect of militar
ism on wages, and the uromotion of
itorna'ioual peace through univer
sities and schools. The congress
tv ill end its sessiou today.
IfiRE liitnnuim
iiiWIION
Waah.ngton, June 11—Advices re
ceived here todny state that the |
onstitutionalists are menacing rail
road c. iuinunication between Mexi-1
. ■> City a id Vera Cruz.
Ojljynai n rn
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aUillJ!! CLLlJ
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Taconia, June 11—William Sut
ton of Cheney, this state, was today
fleeted Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge of Masons, having Jurisdic
tion (>'. ;• Washington state and Al
15 LAID TO HE
SUFFRAGETTES
Londoi', June 11—An attempt
was made today to blow up the
coronation chair in Wesminster Ab
bey. The outrage is attributed to
suffragettes.
At the regular meeting of White
Pass Masonic Lodge No 113, to be
held this evening the first and
second degree will be conferred.
Location Notices—50c a doz. at
T>aily Alaskan, quartz or placer.
Mazatlan, June 11—The rebel
forces under General Carranza are
closing In on the town and massing
for a determined assault.
Seattle, June 11—The transport
Buford will sail from here toward
the end of the mouth with 4 batal
lon, of the Fourteenth Infantry
from Fort Wright, at Spokane, te
relieve the Thirtieth infantry now in
Alaska. This regiment will bo r< -
placed bv a battalion numbering
425 men, and one additional lieu
tenant. This order is issued from
western department headquarters l >
Major Cfcn. Arthur Murray aud it
expected similar orders will be is
sued replacing regiments in the in
sular service by fractional troops
This order placed the first batta
lion of the Fourteenth, Fort Gcort.i?
Wright, Wash., on vessels to carry
tho troops to Alaska. As soon ;.s re
lieved the 30th, it is believed, will
be brought within orders oi die w r
department.
The enlisted strength of the b->!
talion will be increased as follows.
Companies A, B and C to number
100 men and Company I) to numbei
125. The stations are as follows:
Battalion headquarters and Com
panies A and C to Fort WHllrni
Seward and Liscum, one officer aiu!
50 enlisted men to he selected by
the battalion commander to form
the Fort Liscum garrison; Company
B to Fort Gibbon; Company D t<>
Forts St. Michael and Davis, two
officers and 50 enlisted men of t! ,
company to occupy Fort St. Michael
and the remainder to occupy Fort
Davis.
Arrangements are to be made sc
that each man going north will have
2% years of service before him
dating from July 1014. This will
be accomplished by transferring
men to and from the battalion. The
quartermaster corps has been
ordered to furnish suitable subsist
ence and the medical department to
supply proper medical attendance
BELIFM
BILLS WILL PUSS
Washington, June 11—Senator
Pittman said today that he believed
the Alaska coal land bill l'or the
revision of the mining laws will
pass the present session and also
that a bill to repeal'the $100 per
mile taxes levied upon Alaskan
railroad would pass both houses be
fore adjournment.
We Specialize on
National Biscuit Goods
1 hese Biscuits, Cookies, etc., are packed in modern inner
seal packages, and reach you as fre»h as the day they
were baked. Just received the following varieties:
American Beauty Ginger Snaps, 2 lb. kegs, 35c
Graham Crackers,
Social Teas,
Nabisco Wafers
Baronet Biscuits,
Five O'Clock Tea.
Cheese Tid Bits.
Festino Almond,
Fig Newton,
15c pkg.; 2 for 25c
We also carry a Nice Line of Fresh Bulk Cookies
P. H. GANTY, GROCER
lilt nil!
Wasli'ngton, June 11—Barring uh
forsecn developments the Panama
tolls oi!l will pass the senate before
the close today by ten votes.
Washington, June 12—The re
peal of ilie Panama canal tolls ex
emption (or American coastwise
shipping passed the senate today
by a volt of oil to 35. (t now goes
to the house Cor aceeptancy.
Several amendments to appropria
tions recommended by the house
commit: tc cut out $100,000 for Al
aska f::h protection, also the ap
propriation for additional survey
vessels for the Alaska co.ist survey.
J-Ott.lou, Jui.e 11—Mrs. Sylvia
Pankhurst today, while heading a
ai':i e \ liich was marching to As
itiUi's house, w: s arrosted and im
prisoned.
fifiliiroo
W C j > a; v! M.
W^M'/rrnn
luufinttrc]
iversitv of Washington rcxvers ar- J
•ived tills inonii ig. They are feeling ;
■ hie an : will go l'or a s;>in this after i
i'hk m.osi'.x ir-v\ iu,.\m>
WK5)!) i \ a t 'K ai:siox i es
.Madrid, Jaac 11—The civil mar-i
riagc oi Kennit Roosevelt and Miss j
Wiliard w; - performed today at the;
resident*- of tlio <:■ iit-1 of polite by I
ihe in -istrate of the Unenavista
Notwithstanding a heavy rain was
ailing there was a brilliant assemb
lage gathered at the British embassy
today it. witntss the religiors cer
emony in tiie iiaosevfit-Willard wed
ihi-: ui;at wave in
EAST STILL COXTIXl'ES
Xeiv York, June 12—The he:it
• avo tl at h;.s been prevalent for
ix d:iy3 o\er the entire'
Atlantic coast still continues.
HEAT WAVE
, STRIKES EAST
Pittsburg, June 11—A heat wave
is sweeping the entire east. Six
teen aro reported dead in a wide
section of country.
An unknown man, about 40 years
of agfl, who had been prowling
around the streets all night and
acting rjueerly, was placed under ar
rest at an early hour this morning
by Nightwatchman Carson, and is
now in the city jail awaiting de
velopments as to whether he is
mentally unbalanced or at the
delirium tremens stage of a debauch
He was around the yard of Mrs.
H. b. Kirmse's residence this morn
ing between 3 and 4 o'clock, mak
ing queer noises and badly frighten
ing Mrs. Kirmse and the governess o\
her children, Miss Peterson, but
left in a short time and was soon
after arrested while making a dem
onstration on the street with a cob
blestone raised in one hand as it
to throw it at some one, at the
:;ame time uttering loud threats as
to what he was going to do.
.Marshal Page had a talk with the
man this morning, and was told by
i lie latter that he had friends in Ju
neau who would look after him if
ho was let out of jail so that he
could return there.
The marshal will, however, hold
him until he is fully satisfied as to
!iis mental responsibility.
PEACE ENIIS
SiilJGREE
Niagara Falls, June 11—The
l»eace envoys today declared that
mediation was near the breaking
point, a disagreement haritfg efiifa
over the man to be chosen £.s pro
visional president of Mexico.
Niagara Falls, June 12—It was
announced today that a substan
tial agreement had been reached
hy the mediators in relation to the
transfer of authority in Mexico
City from Huerta to a new provi
sional government, the details of
which are now being worked out.
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OL&M..C.&
"Hard to Fit"
Some men are called
"hard to fit;" others
just think they are.
But any man, of
whatever figure, can
be fitted in clothes
here, We have made
special preparations
for men of odd and
unusual sizes; stout
men, very large men,
tall men. Drop in and
look over the line.
Spring' Hats and Shoes
Now on Display
WILL CLAYSON—Clothier