LONGSHOREMEN AGAIN ON STRIKE IN SEATTLE
1 I f
WASHINGTON", June Zi — TU-U j
tilt- price oa g.wfouuo will dociiai |
»^'U. uu<l very (|uicui> at i-u-t, if. >
liaO.iitu by the iraorul trade co..i
UUslOU H lUlil hits liUJSlMAl Its Ul
'4airy iu'o Uiu iuga iidct, ol mat iu
Urtciuil.
li. C. James of City, se
cretary ol tue WestoiUi Koaac.n*
AsiXKUtiiw, >ua mat tu«.. urc '
;<-> 1 ii^ itfa iur sastiUit uuu Lil. u
fur uioutus, i.ivl tao uoiln.e will
n -uii rtt.uler& iu a lev* u ys.
There »u coaajderi-bio evidence
L>t'u ru In a cjUiLUirbK.ii io tue il
f6cr thai jjaru^e ov. ucis iu Clevt
laud, New Vork aud cho.i.i.o ar.d
oui r larg* lut tii>i«..Uui.i «. l u wo e
iKUU>lliii£ to loitu a eoiuoinatiou to
coit'rol gas. prrit'Os T-ey ploau j
that they wore {.gating t-e Sta.id
aul Oil wlikvu tlioy int. u.ited w~s
•rying to drive *h<uu Xicfux t.ie busi
utss. All retailers have placed the
blame m>on t :e sliouldes of the j
Stund&m Oil Co.. who they charged
refused to coin;'i te and fixed tile i
prices.
MKSAtJE DKl.A^ Kl>
SEA1TL.T, June H -The Alaska
cable inter having Ken repaired by
the Sumside between Sitka and
this i'jace is again re-.-dy tor bu>"i
iw ss. 1 he accuuiul tiv..n of business
daring the imparinmit oi tie cable
will necessitate the handling oi
niat'.y iu«*«:gi.s and until cie'ren .
from the boards messages are liable
to be somewhat delayed.
tknms ciiMMinu; \.\mki>
The Spurt Committee for the Jul.- '
oelel ration have aiM<.d thrie :noui- .
bers to the cuiiuitte K ic Ti ll', r, I
Cecil Cole and Crude B"i>ubra!;e;
have been sel< ct« d us the I
oiks to stage the t'utiis ?■' an<!
see that everything runs siuootiil>
on the courts.
Sam Newell, who airrv<d in the
G:ird< d City yesterday, with his
wifa ai'd children, lias r1 utid the
Le Fevje cottage nest to the ethle
office and will make that his r«4
deuce for the suninii r nn ths .
GREECE PROEST
OF WILSON
Alacns, June 23—The attitude
j* Liv .ijilco luvtavd uivoca liaa |jet.u
avuv<u>vi.u u.1 a uaaiuer oi lUOctluoj
... lU iUiCu&UVUt L..U IkiligUUUl. 'X u3
i <-&>. lulnuo wan aut-"i>ica by 1U0
..tcp-c tOt^.c-s^iit© tueii' loyalty lt/i
»\li a v^uiu>UvUUii« aua ooiu.iUi_.nvtJ la
luc k'uwj ul I'iUUikf iaaOUajUlca.
i ac rcvuiulluai Vl'vUtfl-t u against
uu ui<.Lik. uv oi t.-e tjreciau ^iuiUi
t> aau iiuace and ue
ltuui.nu lac tu.uutl Ui tut) iltUlva
li »ta.u tioul.ui ....lii.ii» anil oSIiitW
>) '-1- uamu ol-toa a.id parucula.i
iy luc i'l'u. iuu-i u> i..o limud
sluu*. inc k-uIUivj, oi tue I'Oau
lauLo iu..i iui> rcie.red to
luc kii.d "our &luuit»Lcs tsoveT
it...*; CcaolaiiUlio XXI. Tuis
CI1 tc I..CI.U lac lUciU.ilUl ui Ult)
u..t' cl luc iluiKlil rule is ol Coii
-luntn.opia
Ull Willi lilti LIST
T.;e acpiiia sta-iuii/d cut t>X pait
!a.-i Lie at at seven <> clock wltli a
liotd passenger liit. TUe lxiwsuu
3ci.Btis ar luc ouuiutf More: J. ,
ui'uvi, L.a. hingliy, J. Thomas,
.Urs. tj. u. Hon»,jiuau, W. Sevy,
I'aul Dioulu, Airs. K. C. Cuilvii. i
\liaa L'i. a ilolly, Al.-s. CUiiliolui and
•urs. Hornier.
a. A. Uuhau.s and Mr. Mi nek,
■\>t> a . o..u ui liie went south,
11. StUiUU and bull, .YliS. Dietz auu
»cn, MtKeuzit, Siaitli and
il.t? i.oai Wuitei.orsic stxurtd south*
»'••• J ';..st«et uu llio p«|>alar boat.
L). A. v.". S'udd connected with, the
kii-s-Ucvr Aline, was a.so a south- I
UOl.DK.N UOl> OFF FOR
11AI-NKS WITH l'AKTY
The Goldeu Kod It ft l>°rt thi.
uit»i..:..4, w.tb a party for liainos. j
ilr-. An.lrt w Steveusou, Mrs. Lauds
boruuyu aud Miss Caskey will make
i.i _- r> .:n»l trip,returning to the Uar
il*. ii L ity scale Ume today.
Mr. Fn eniuii, Mi-s Freeman, Mls6
CI - -m, rred Ilt'i'birrri, ISishcp Har
r.'l I, ,\ ten \V.:!bridgi, Edward liur
iv. .1 and Col. \V. L. Stevenson are j
in Ivii g a trip i::to PcVCipine. The
liUli'r p:irty are on a business trip
:>ud ihf time of fieir return to the
is Indefinite.
HAVE YOU A DOUBLE?
UOW n.nny men in town are
exactly like you in size,
proportions and personality?
You canno* reasonably expect
to iret clotlifs that suit you as
perfectly as those that are
\ '"built around" your own par
"^1 ticular self.
Here it costs you nothing ex
tra to secure clothes made to
yonr 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.
Made byP>. Stern & Son,
New York
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Hi i vr ]\T fO fj THE haberdasher and ^
I • L»I 1\^HI LADIES' FURNISHER,. ~i
Broadway between^ Third and Fourth tPhone 41 I"~"j
GENERAL A. L. MILLS.
General Staff Officer Who
Heads National Militia.
ill!t ELEVATOR
WIPED OU1
BALTIMORE, June 23—A Penn
sylvania railroad elevator on the
harbor trout at Anaton, a aubunb,
has bee.ii burned with u loss of life
conservatively estimated at from
f'ur to ten men and Injuries to
more than forty others.
Two steamships, the William Van
Uriel and tile Welback HaH, w k icli
were unloading giain, also were
badly dnmagod by the fire. The
flames spread to an ore pier next
to the elevator, badly damaging it
aveemi strings of grain oars in
the elevators weL'e burned. Esti
mates pkice the lose at more than
J 2,0ul),')00. A theory tht.t the fire
was c.iu^-d by a bomb is being ln
vM.-tigated.
VIRGINIA CITIKS TO
ENFORCE BLIE LAW ]
RICHMOND. June 23 — Edicts
have gone out from Virginia cities j
for the enforcement of all eta-1
tuten, including Sunday "Blue
Laws,'" in preparation for the
going into effect of the State
law providing lor the resmoral of
officials who fall to carry out the
laws.
CONDITION'S IN MEXICO
BAD, SAYS SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, June 23—Secre
tary La ising ha® announced that
the condition In Mexico In some
places Is becoming worse, while
in othetr places, i» is unchanged as
compart d to the dangerous situa
tion of foair days ago. At no point
lias ther«- been a change for the
better, tlhe secretary said.
FJui-S MAY lC»UAflUt.K
l'lONlO GROUNDS
Skagway has one c<f the most
beautiful s<pio(ts in the Pan Handle
district tor pleasure picnics and
fisliing parties. Its existence ia iu
danger. Are you willing: to do your
part for Its protection? It will call
fo- no outlay of money, nothing
but living within the Law doing
wli.'t should be done.
bower Lake Deiwey from now on
will be the scene of Daily picnics.
Two fires wore dlscovcrce' in the
immediate vicinity last night and
put out only after conslderaible wor
ou the cart of the disoovores-s. City |
authorities have been detailed to j
make an investigation. A lunch. I
backet was found beside the burn
ing camp fire that some one hud 1
negligently left burning. It may
be the clue to the finding of the
person or parsons who have left oth
Or fires burning ou the picnic
grounds.
A law provides for the fine and
imprlso.unent of those fi,und guilty
of leaviug fires burning. A
strong ajppe&l has beeu made to
the Daily Alaskan to give publicity
to t.u: danger for fires at this time
of the year.
MTOMiUUL'iG
IS POPULAR
W ASHINGTON, June 23 — To
raacl virgin, recruiting fields off
railroad lines, the limited States
marine corps has put into co-optra
>iun three combination freight and
I* RNvuger automolbiltft fitted uip
is. virtuij rolling recruiting of
Licte to strike's into interior sec
Lions wheire the "soldiers of the
ica" ar* but little luu>v.ii and the
ippoitunities for their service ol
ti.-rs to enlisted mon, lest) Ulld Ol'
Sl • Oil.
'ihc»*j raoruiting offices on
wheeib will first operate from San
Kriil'iisU), Atlanta and Boston, but
if the experiments made are Baitis
factory, the idea will bo erteudod
to other sections of the country.
The raj ike of the marine corps
have beeu kqpt to overflowing for
nu.re than three years, but as con
gress is ejqpocted to inoease the
strength of 3000 men, the auto
mobile Innovation luk> been; workod
i>ut in liue with tha corps reputa
tion oi preparedness.
ihikf issues call
FOR MEETING
Chief Bender haa issued a call
for a Firemeus' meeting at 8:30
o'clock this coming Saturday even
ing. An urgent reqest has been
made upon all ftPBinen© to attend.
Business coming before the juris
diction of the department, ia prepar
H.tiom for the July celebration ansd
recharging of the chemical engine
will be before the boys. Other de
patmen'al business will also be u.p
For discussion.
I QUICK LUINCH GOODS j
1 Sardines, Columbia "River Salmon, Cann- Z
j: ed Mackerel, Shrimp Lobsters, Minced J
t Cams. Lunch Tongue Deviled Ham, Veal g
•j Loaf. Chipped Beet Roast Beet- Cir-ed $
J. Beef, Preferred Stock- Slic d Pineapple, £
3 Libby's Queen O ives. Maximum Ripe g
• Olives. Pimentoes in small tins, Napoleon :£
j Olive Oil, Duikee's, Libby's & Mrs. Port- £
5 ers Salad Dressing. La^ge assortment of 5
2 delicious Ccokies in bulk and Packages. 5
* Hothouse Tomatoes. Cucumbers |
► Fresh Fruit jj
P. H. GANTY
J*
Lfl.E WIRE
FLASHES
SEATTLE, June 23—LongSluai-e- |
mens' strike was resumed yesterr- j
day ncvu. Refusal of employers
to dis-caairge strike on
niiK teen vessels ia yort cause.
Mayer 0111 ordero ouo buudrad and !
iifity police to wai-eai'roaift.
SAN ANTON iO, June 23—Strag
glers £roin tenth cavalry engaged at
Carrizai, arrived at Pershing head
quarters with tale Cluit fighting Is
going on between U. S. trcope and
Mexicans.
CHIHUAHUA, June 23—Seven
teen American soldiers captured in
untie of Cari'izal. Reports out
that Captain Boyd and. L,ieutena.nt
Adair killed on battle front. Over
twenty killed In skimnidh'es.
MEXICO CITY, uJne 23—Waris
possible with the United States.
Mexico Is preparing fop resistance
ct U. S. Invasion.
WASHINGTON, June 23 — Both
capital*, hope to stay o££ the ojp-'
parent war which is looming big on
tile horizon.
CONTEST FOR NATIVES
The Sports committee are con
sidering the staging cf some event
in which Natives alone will be
allowed to enter. A prize wdll be
ol't'ertd and pres-euUd to the win
ner of the contest. Juc-t as to
what the event will be tlie com
mittee have not announced, but A.
C. Blanchiaird informed tli« general
committee that it would be exciting
and offer amusement to the cele
l»rators.
l'RIXCE RUPERT IN PORT
The Piiitice Rupert arrived In
port this afternoon with Blxty one
passenger for Skagway and ninety
twus of freight. It made a rapid
t'tipi up, taking in the Glaciers tuid
scenic views on the way. The boat
waited for the tide at Wrangell
Narrows, but steaaned lata this
port ah oad of Bcli-ed tiled time. It
will cleair this port Saturday.
NlUUSt LtflUtHS
FOR HUGHES
NEW YORK, June 23—P regret 8
ive leaders have rushed to pledge
tiieii tap port to Charles E. Hughes
iu bib race for tlie presidency.
Tneodore Douglas Robinson, Col.
RoostiVL.it'a nepLew and former
chairman o£ the Progressive State
committee, hue made un eariy call
with a pledge of suppoit. Everett
Colby, leader o£ the Moose iu New
Jeisty, who) w>vs plJ-yiuy (Strong witii
the Utiiiiccra-tic tarty, has falieu in
to lint and will suppoit Hughies on
'lie Republican ticket. Mearil E.
Cates, former chairman of tlio
Progressive party in West Chester
County and a noted leader in poli
tics has declared that he would
'ake otf his coot and pitch in for
the former Justice.
H. ii. Joy, an ardent advocate of
Theodore Roosevelt has enlisted ou
the Hughes sid-a and will captain a
company of workera for the Repub
lican party. Mr. Hughes has de
fined his attitude toward the Ger
man-American support as "undilut
ed Americanism."
Motion pictures will play cn Im
portant part In the campaign, for
the first time in their history. Pic
tures of Hughes wiith extracts for
iiis cany»aign speeches will be
thrown upon the screen of the mo
tion picture pialaces In the largest
:itie«.
ENGINEER MINE SENDS
OUT SHIPMENT
Sixty five tons of gold ore from
the Engineer mine came in on last
night's »rain ajid will be shipped to
the Tacoma Smelter. Captain Alex
ander is wording his mine and pros
pects aje getting better every day.
Other mines in that vicinity are ex
pected to be placed on a paying
basis as soon as the development
work is finished.
GAEL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will* be received by
iht uo-tal department for the pur
sha*ing of coal and grain sacks,
accumulated a* Fort Seward during
the year. The bids must be in by
10 a. m., June 30th, 1916.
Who's your Tailor?
WARM weather is about |
here to stay and "the
wise ones" are looking
ahead «or distinctively designed
clothes for Spring.
YOU'LL SOON NEED
A NEW SPRING SUIT
A bMJKt yourseir
complete satis
faction in fit, fabric
and fashion by hav=
f ing us send your
measure and choice j
of style and woolen
to Ed. V. Price & Co.
Delivery to suit your !
own convenience.
* Prices like you
like to pay
| WILL
CLAYSON i