\Va»h;;iSton. Jul>. 1 — I'.iiis have
Sf f.ir the s:U«- k'f two !. :iitlivd auJ
. ••'■:y-st>wn .:p.- !>y t «• 1 S. ship
l>it.c board.
The shirs are wooden and ba"e
'
!tv.i. Nov. York I. and Juntos r:v?r.
Cliair- ... I i. -r, r of tlie skip,i tig
Eoaid. n.ade is announcement late
> osn-rdav afternoon.
WILL REDUCE
SIMMS HIT
Washington. July 1.—Presidenl
11 rdir-g josrrday signed t>.» army j
appropriation hill.
This hill directs the roduclion o!
.
T:-.' hit; provide* that the army
be reduced to this auuil>er I • t*cto-'
her t.r>t oi this j ear.
Cable Brief
]<oi<don. July 1.—President IV
1»vera. Arthur Uriflir. and other Sin
F>:n leadt-rs for si-e* iirsi time in a
year met unhampei o'
These nun now jt« whoa at.d J
where they pleas > an-l are lie: i:.o- .
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l"«>P!irta»e: * will ewv rare the * i'
drawais of o enli «-.J pwsi .o.
tiif nri v until i i total stif.iC
vhich is uow about two hundred .n.ii
ti\lhoi;s i.:d is red'tred to .lie hun
dred and ! fty thou^ mi.
The n»-v : ;!l ret.-_»r.--s that this '
d'>iif hy I', toiier : rsi ht\d it is said '
tl.it this » ..! ^ ! •. .-ompliM. •!
Constantinople. July 1.—The" al-j
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ci'v raiding the hotels and other
p!a« :n search of I'.olshev;.- s, w ho
Th" re- . •: w * to tie sreo .•anit d
S«-vtral t»f tre leader? have beet
..-re- td . :d at ,.»m;.iishing in jail
• rt fid-■ * ut bookkeeper f T F. T.
< roae atd Co . was arrested today
c'arged with < ...beniing tet. tbous
and dollars.
Th»- Crowe company are engaged
'. ...dine materiel business
. ; Uobi:. .--i has had the handling
:;dred~ of tl.o.sands of dollars.
Knbinsoi; is held under heavy!
Kinds.
TVashit:- n. July 1.—The house
of representatives adopted the con-.
feres11- rep. rt ? ■ ■resolution ter-'
mir.atir.g the war w th Germany and '
Ku-sia.
The resolution wil. now go to the
senate ai:d qutrk acti"ti is u>okc*d
for.
Dublin. July l —Arthur C'ri(Tii>
T.iki.v 1 -The Japanese na
vy dep :rtv.!<. "I l.^ - made no common!
on .. >« in U»n <f S . -vtary of the
,N..v. !\ il \ !i s; ilionins the latest
: .iv} • I : Pin-it-. ocean.
• :,iu: tU-r of Sinn Fein orpan
.
jiros.il H o. thi Culic League were
H i rv id t e Monnt J"
eJ for s> me time
Colorado Spr
Talmadpe. a fv
-
. cr i: ember of the
:i® will ettempt lo
-
c»n July 13th.
,1 an contemplates
en lip of the peak
> . tl from there
N
rt> VISIT WITH r.l?nTlli:t:
• r msd Vfr< 0. E. Clark. were ar
. -n skaRV-.-.y 1 :« week from
: ^ V \A. V\ ist-t-nsVii. wbvre Mr.
Ci. i : ■•! I ■ ::"*s man.
Mr. Clark is a brother of H. r>
Clark. ^kac ; ..ncher and wit
leas part of Al.;: ►
Mr a.:d Mi- i irk are guests at
the Clark ranch and will r*-:uain in
Skagway several weeks.
i:\i r.v simi i.s» ihioiiatk
n>j: uiK roi-nTH ok m.Y
K< "ler T'r-t'icr^ have a pood sup
ply of 3 s in muny sizes which they
PRE-WAR prices
Cotne in and gft some before they
are all pone.
START VOI R IStlAT QllCKIA"
WIT!I MOTOR 1JOAT 1TI1KR
pon't crank your boat until you
become a crank, but get instant ac
tion by using motor boat ether.
Keller Brothers will furnish it to
you at reasonable prices. tf.
Subscribe for the Daily Alasfc.m
What's The Use?
That q option is often put to us when we asfc a man :o
<>p«-n an account. "I <lon't cam enough to save," he will s:iy.
I«ct us toll you sonic: hin;;. Etery BWn who C;tns any
thing at all, earns enough to oi>cn an account in this hank.
Most of the big fori linos have l>een luiilt on small ho
Ciuln^.
Open a savings account with, one, five or ton dollars, anil
then deposit that amount regular once a week or month.
Bank of AiasKa
A
I The stage is set and all that re-;
' :t;«ins t:i be done uow is the pres
>:cc of i.tors
Cvery event to lie staged tomor
; row has been carefully prepared and
the committees have gotten the cele
bration planned ar.d perfected. The
j train will leave Whitehorse hi six
• '"clock iii the morning and will come
booming down Broadway at eleven
juYlock filled with excursionists from
all along Hie White 1 -i*s and Yukon
Route.
Hatui s and Fort Seward will come
ip by boat and launch and it Is said
] that agood sized crowd will arrive
from Juneau tonight sometime. The
t 1 grounds are in tine shape, the
1 I'.'si pi-rhaps in years and the grand
stands are ready for occupancy.
There are many events as laid down
in the appended program, but the
ev words describing each event
does not do it justice and all will
have to be seen to l>e appreciated.
Judging from the practicing that j
has been going on for the past week
the hose wet test race promises to be
very exciting and much inte'-eci is
manifested by the boosters of the
several teams that v. ill enor
There w ill be doings on Sunday,
and Monday as well and the small
boy is girding up his loins for the
many events scheduled and some of
them feel just as if the money was in
their pockets right now.
The committees are requested to
be on hand tomorrow morning and
see that nothing Is left unturned
for the benefit of our visitors com-|
fort. Chief of Police and Fire Chief
Wm. Sime is Marshal of the day.
The program will be carried out
as nearly as printed as possible and
here it Is: j
PROGRAM
SATVROAY. .Iu!> -nil
Boys Ball Game
First Dall Game
Mens loO yard dash
Second Hall Game
Boxing Contest
Last Ball Game [finals]
Hose rare, wet test. 3 teams or more
Grand Free Ball. Elks' Hall
Sl'XIlAY, July ;ir«l
Tennis Tournament. Men's Doubles
Tennis Tournament. Ladies Doubles
Tennis Tournament. Mixed Doubles
Tennis iournament. Men's Singles
MONDAY, July 4th
Children 0 years or under, 50 yard race
Boys and Girls 6 years or under. 60 yard
fiirls 9 years or under. 50 yard race
Boys and Girls, under 15, 50 yard
Boys 12 or under. Shoe Scramble race
Boys 15 or under. Three Legged race
Girls under 15 years. 50 yard rare
Girls 15 or under. One pegged race
Girls and Boys Pie Eating Contest
(lirls and Boys. Potato race. 50 yards
Boys Slow Bicycle race. 15 or under
Girls Slow Bicycle race. 15 or under
PRIZES
Fir>t Sec
25.00
5.00
25.00
00.00
40.00
00
.00
2 00
2.00
2.00
2.00
5.00
TODEVELDP OIL
Washington. July 1.—The Ikvait
nifin of the Interior todav issued i
p<>r;:ii' to A. McConnell of '.'or
dova. allowing him to develop the
Klaine group of oil claims in Alas
ka.
The land in question comprises
about eight hundred acres.
1'IOXKKR PRIEST
VISITS Ol.D HOME
Father Allard. the pioneer priest
in Atlin was an arrival 011 the Prin
cess Royal Wt-dnesaay morning and
j was the truest of Father Gallant un
til the train left on Thursday.
Father Allard will visit his old
1 Parish in Atlin for a few weeks.
[ While in Skagway, Father Gallant
and Father Allard made the round
trip to Fort Seward and Haines, this
being Father Allard's first trip down
the canal and he was most favorably
impressed.
; Father Allard is a fluent talker in
the Tlinget language and did much
1 entertaining for the Natives while
in Haines.
Steve Pigott. the popular young
railroad man is receiving the con
gratulations of a host of friends up
on Uis coming marriage.
Steve has net yet announced the
date of the wedding, but it will be
some time next year.
Mrs. A. L. Grant returned from
Loring yesterday where she has been
for the past few months, having ar
rived on the City o£ Seattle.
SEiEE WILE lOTj
IE FOR SEES!
Washington. .1 nly 1.—The senate
judiciary committee last night or
dered a favorable report on the bill
prohibiting the use of beer for medi
cinal purposes.
\KI.MK t \SI1MAX
HACK TO NORTH
Miss Nellie Cashman. the noted
Alaska and Yukon pros port or and
miner was t>n ingoing passenger on
Thursday having come north on the
I'tincess Royal.
Miss Cashman is on her way to
the Koyukuk. where she has large
holdings. A large consignment of
raining machinery and supplies ac
companied Miss Cashman and as
soon as she can get these supplies
up the Koyukuk river she intends
putting on a force of men and open
up the mines.
Miss Cashman has eleven claims
and has raised the necessary money
to finance the deal and says that no
one need he surprised if they hear
of the biggest strii.e ever made in
the north before long ns her ground
has every indication of being as rich
if not richer than any ground ever
opened up in the Klondike. Nome of
Fairbanks districts. Miss Cashman
is still hale and hearty and notwith
standing her many and arduous
mushes over the winter trails she
looks as young as she did twenty
years ago and is firm in her belief
of the resource of the north.
Have an icg cream and cantaloupe
at Keller's summer garden.
Washington. July 1.—President
Harding sent the name of Williu :
Howard Tafl. to the senate for Clili .
.lUEt.'ee of the I'nited Stales Supre-t o
Conn yesterday afternoon.
The nomination was confirmed i!
olio- wim tlie a ol Horn!.
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Slffiii'lS: it.
ft- on i 1.,'iu d >r not v«t
i< : T 1 - l!.at ' v objected
so 'iu.t -.irrcodlnR a • .l»*f .liistiro
i • l been appointed by himself
New York. July 1.—Jack Dcmps-ey
is at Atlantic City and George::
Carpentier is at Manhasset, both
having finished their training last
night.
.Kacli of the men claim that lit? is
fit for the big fight and confident of
winning it.
t.o!.nF\ xoisth < \i i: itrr.v \i.i.
DAY SATl r.PAY AM' SI M).\Y
Tlie Golden North Cafe will he
open all the time on Saturday and
Sunday, where all the delicacies of
the season may be had on order.
.1 Ark KKl.l.KK rriM'HASKS
THR I.YN< H RRSIUKM
A real estate deal was oor.su* t.ited
this week whereby John II. K« 1.' r.
purchased the Lynch home on Third
Avenue.
As Mrs Helen D Lyni'i will li i>v
Skagway to make her homo in Ne
braska. she sold the home to Mr.
Keller, possession to he given about
September first, when Mrs. Lynch
and her family expects to depart.
The Lynch home Is one of the hp-u
in Skagway as to site and size.
The price paid vas not announc
ed.
uOm rat
15 8ED0CCS
AVa'' Inn■ < .11:1> 1.—The cost of
living 1ms decreased sixteen percent.
si lire Jniie 1920.
This information was plveii ctu
liy t'.e pir. ernnient yesterday
i.ii;i: \i:\ vqusitions
Friends' and |iniroit! of our public
library xxji! ■••• d ■ ighted to lejrn of
the considerable . u rea " in the num
ber of books .if'' d this xx'cvk Many
new boo!, < ■ : \:.i.-ka have been a<Id
• •!. . i > ;• I>.< • "i '
-
her of nil. ■. an- . hooks iiave
eon i- A vei i deraMe addition
bag come from t e Juneau Public
I. in ..rj Th< . urian > f the Jn
n-'.ni Libra-v notlnp in the Alaskan.
that v< irted a library wrote
•
a nil !'C i ; cc .1 ccpies of dupli
cates «" • ii,e Jatinaii Library
would be pb-ased to '-.ip to the
Ska.cv ay l.jiirary vim :.m enm other
thalt fi\Iciil This jflcr was accept
ed a "id l ii - «••• k about eighty book*
in excoileni << ndition i axe been plac
ed in the libra::■
1: goal of •• thonsat ! books to
rn re the < il of ihe . r is a present
pus.- ibilitx any < i r e tourists
::-e India- i e i!'"ni> a convenient■■■
while in
Milist; . s I»r» Dully .-\l;»Ak*n
T H E:
HIE PASS
ROUT
The
Gateway
Route
Of
III
y
Comfort
Service
Safety
To and From Atlin, Dawson,
Fairbanks, and AH In
terior Alaska and
Yukon River
Points
IHiting season of navigation onr (loot of tr.onerd steamers iviil oper
ate regularly the entire length of tlio Yukon Itiver ami tril-railcs.
Daily Train Service (except Suntlays) between Skaguay and White*
horse. Parlor observation cars on every train.
For full information regarding passenger and freight rates ap|.ly to
H. WHEELER, General Manager
Skaguay, Alaska
Or 510 Alaska Building, Seattle, Wash.