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T
t The Favorite Dish of the Man From j"
Sunny Italy
I We ha v* the "Sunny Italy Kind.' It is the only \ *\
. Macaroni made from the wheat pecnliaa to the ??
v countries* of Southern Europe. therefor is* the only
.. perfect Macaroni. Macaroni made from American ; '
\ * wheat is not cood. Any lta!ie will tell you that and *|
; | you can put it down in black and white that an Ital- ? ?
?? ian is the judce of Macaroni. \\e have Sjvichetti !.
i ! al*?o It 's all the same ? differs in form only. ' |
\ 1 I IK \ .ickaces ? B ilk, 3 Hv*. for 50c.
: C. W. Ask & Sons
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..Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR HATS,
CAPS; SHIRTS. HOSE.
NECKTIES. SWEATER
CO ATS. I MBREl.LAS.
SHOES r ACS. ARC
TICS RUBBERS ETC.
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a trftiVr NVi mfttlar how
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Tony Doriero & Son ? 421 Broadway
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FOR FINE FURS
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VH Work G;i%n*at**sl Short J
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Anntt FY*
EASTMAN KOO*K SC'P*HJES
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COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
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Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
*OCE SELLING AGENTS
S(?CW? AlMfc*.
WOWCAN IHUlTtR MAW#
A LAWGE PAV CHECK
LVpo?e<! American Earns Three Years
Salary in TV* Months. Pei-stan*
Are After Other American?.
TEHERAN. Jan. 2.1? The treasury
wisis hu taken an extraordinary
turn Acting under the Instruct tons
of tfce cabinet, M. Mornard. the Bel.
clan ei-director of Persftm custom*,
today summarily took powwslon of
the treasury office, refusing to re<
opiiff- the statin of F. K. Calms, the
American who was left In charge by
W Morgan ShuiHer. the deposed
'reasurer-general, when the latter
left Tetoeran for the I'nlted State#.
Mornard, in acquainting Mr, Cairns
and the other American officials with
the content* of the cabinet's mes
sajre. told them that If there was
further delay in turning over the
treasury not only would they be dls
missed from their position*, but
punished
WASHINGTON, n O . Jan. 2.1 -
The state department has issued a
statement indicating the nature < f
the response that will l>e made bj
the department of an inquiry by Hep.
reeentative Shulfer, to whom the
Americans connected with the Per
sian tri>a?jry have sent their cable
crams
The atatemenl make* It app?ftf
tuM Mr. Shuster, the American con
troller. had been paid 135.000 by the
Persian government In full settle
ment of his claims. He had a con
tract railing for a compensation of
JlO.OOfl A year for three years, that
the contract wa? to be voidable up
on si* months notice, and payment
of a bonus of the salary for t>a*
period of time so, although Mr
Rhuster has served less than a y.v?r.
the Persian ern merit paid him
for three years and si* months s* -
vice
The other American employes ?n
dcr Shuster *ish to quit the serviie
of Persia under the same eon.lition*
althouch some of them have h-'Tv i
only a n?onth and none of them
more than si* months
\s the Persian ro^ eminent had not
dismissed the men. Secretary Kn< \
saw no local cround# for s?wporti'i>
their claims
Cairns in his messaee to Chair
man Sul?er ? hareei that tho Persian
covernmert was refusing to release
! the other Americans from their ron
'mots and said the state department
at Washington was "in flue need by
American Minister Charle* \\ Rijc
sell, against th?*ir release
TEXANS FIGHT FEARFIL
EPIDEMIC MENINGITIS.
S PALLAS. Te* , Inn. 2 The nt? n
i u-c of meninpitis in l??llfts an4 othor
i c?Ue* of N or t-h and Km* Tvxas has
i instilled such fear anK>n>; ail classes
:ha; public Catherines practically
have b??en al?andor>od Even chur< h
inclines have been pi von up; so.
c?ety jtathorinp* are rare; saloonkeep
ers My f^ir of the meningitis epi
demic has caused a serious re<lu*tion
in their trade, while women's and
men"* club raee?iturs erhedaled for
the nest 10 day* have been post
poned While the State Board of
Health yesterday found that epidemic
lOndiUcms ha*> improved, there is
no cessation in the flrtit aeair.st 'he
malady
A Quarantine acainst the "world"
*a< been established at Groosbeok.
Te* All person* are warned aca'nst
buyin* railway ticket*; to Groesbeck
and no persons will be permitted to
leave trains there Lime has been
scattered throughout the streets.
There has been no meninpiti-; there
WALL STREET BANKERS
WANT TO REW ARD FIREMEN.
XEVV TORK. .'an C" ? FSre arxl ro
be* commissioners of New York to
day p raided a request from W?B
street bankers that they be given
permission to raise a fund for 'he
firemen and policemen who did wuh
valiant w**k dwinjt the fire at the
Equitable Life Asmtmx* company's
hmldtne on Lower Broadway. Some
of the larfppst banking honsos in the
metropolis Joined in the petition.
Relief wHl be (riven the families
of the men who lost their lives and
the firemen and policemen who were
injured will receive libera] recom
pense Heroes of the blaze wLl be
rratiled substantial remuneration for
the chances they took and all fire
men awl policemen who struts led
with the blare will receive some tok
en of the esteem In which they are
held by America's money kincs.
Bottled Pale RakiWr, Blue Ribbon
and OJympia Beer for sal* at the
Board of Trade. tf.
?"?ROUND BROKEN ROW
%
PORTLAND UNIVERSITY
PORTLAND, Ore , Jan 2?~ (iround
ml* broken yesterday nt > 30 for Uie
first Rwl College buildings on the
campus of 80 acres In the Eastmore
Knd district
The eoJiece will open next Septem
ber In the permanent building, and
on the endowment foundation of
' about >3.000.000 provided by Mr. and
Mrs. ?Simon t*. Rce-I, of F'ortiand,
There wlH.be a brW and simple
ceremony. in the presence of trust?esj
racuKy. students and friends. Iir.
ritoma* Lamb K.lot, president of the
itonrd of Trustees, will preside Cy
rus A. iv?|ph will deliver the conf
ine tnoflttlre address and lUtshop Scad
Hnx will offer prayer.
This is the culmination of a fall
year1* work on the part 'Of the preal
!enl and the architects, Doyle, Pat
: win A- Rrtfh. Every collejre In
?he I'nited State* and Canada nota
' !>le for Its grounds and bnlldln^s, has
>cen visit* I. The tiustees are satis
ied that. In the fcroup plan they have
intlrtpated tho pmwth ot a century,
?ind embodied In the specific pt*n*
f tli" fir=t bulldini ? all tho best
leas *tallab*? anywhere
For the opening of the col'e*e neJt
: mbei . 3 prin i:al lati cllnxs. In
addition to r?^?ld?n'-es f<w the fam'
ty, will bo readv ? the Arts BalMtaft.
i ho Dormitory and the (lymnasium
:*h. Dormitory, whi h i? virtually S
eparate dorroitorios contains a lartre
Jubroom for men stadpnt*. There
?ill be accomodations for women
indents, }n t harm of |)r. Eleanor
MntTis Rowland, who will <""ine from
"'?vint llolyo^e Oollejrp.
FINNS MUST COME
THROUGH TO RUSSIA. 1
HRJ-SINUFORS. FittJan ". Jan 17-*
Public indication tuns high today
acairst the latest edict from St. Pet
ersburg This order is to the effpt t
hat. Rus-ia. recsrdless any a^'l >o
he Finnish diet may lake on tho
?object, shall receive from Fin'asid
ontributifms of hordes anil transport
,'or the Russian army.
WhiV the Finns re-nf rally approve i
f <-ontributtng to the defense of the
mp're. they Insist on the diet's con
stitutional right to handle the quer.
'Jon. Meanwhile the Russianized ser
-.te has decided that TYnnlsh offio'a's
who refuse to carrr ont the new rer
"ilatt.'m shall be trM In Riss'sn
"rwjrts. where their convi Mo-< would
be nss'ired
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
WANTED IMVEDIATELY
(Continued from IPaye I.)
.?t*tps vtji operat-~i |Tom lilt to
>47 bj the Government tinder author
ity from Congress*. and from many
vtew-poiuts it ia desiriible that <Jo\
t-rnmont control be resumed.
A nn'Uiod for the fcOQui kion of
trlecrajih lines is pnet?>rii>ed in sec.
Uon ;>??? of the revised statute*,
which provides that fot: postal, mlli
iary or othor purposes the Govern
ment roar pur< hase telegraph lines
iporated In the T'nited Stat<-s at an
mpr&ised value.
"My view is thai every reason for
the transmission of mail under (iov.
t-rnm?*m ? : trol ran b? nrjted with
? ?qua] force for the transmission of
?ommnnicatV>n? by te'eiraph.
"Because of the more extensile
?>rs*nlraUon maintained by the post
al service and the free <om from tax
ation and other charci* to which
private corporations arr s ibject, tlie
?overr.ment undoubtedly mold afford
Tpater farfliUoc. at lower rates than
ire flrforded by companies now con
'uctinp the teWrap'i Iraciness. Next
to the introduction of * peneral par
eel post, for which th?Te is a strong
ropular demand, t.he e.ciaMi?-hrrent of
i Government telesrsph ?y*trm of.
fers. in my judgment, the best op
portunity for the proTtable extension
I of the Nation's postal nerrice *
It is not Mr. Httcbotfl's pirpo^e
to recommend the acquisition of tele
phone lines, exoept. possibly. in in
stances where they are o:>orated as
telecraph lines a?d ate an intesrrai
t>art of definite telegraph systems..
The latest cenwts fhnro* available
indicate that abont lOfi.fHW persons
are connected with the teV^raph com
r-anies of the United States. The
inpraised value of the =yMem pro
nosed to be acquired tronld be pure
ly conjectural. b*rt it is sa'd It would
be approximator MSfl.OrtrtOOfl The
experts who flmrel nm the proprvsl
t~'on are of th-^ opinion that the ex
isting telecraph rates conld be re
fliice?i at least one-thirfl to the public
and yc-t make the operation of the
lines profits tile to th?> OovommenL
WWT? ? A str>a'l pair of scarlet
mitten*. Owner pl^se address r 0.
Pox "K." j
AUSTRIAN ROYAL RALAC?
19 DESTROYED #V TIRE.
VIENNA, Mn. 1<5 ? A COMlilWRH*
portion of U? p*t*ce of the Arthdnk*
Frederick, In this city, *?? burn?4 to
flay, *?d * ?r^t mMiy v?la?hlAi and
[mintlriBs were destroyed. Tb? firo
PtArted In Uie apartment# of the
Archduchy HabelJa, wife of the
ArcMvlte.
voua MA.
Mny n* ? <???'. n<: it *?*m
A fnnri malty hurt n hat tMri "In :
|e. b it ?h# mater* hut for men ha.' j
m* tj an?trer tor.
nr? rrowln? tm ?r# nom*"
>t : y dsjr. Hats mak? excellent i
irr*4,n* pine** for the parasitic *eri*>? ]
M h rop the life front tire rrnf* of th<> [
. 1 ?n '?onr b?lr h?*Jr>n to fall ont an?!
vi - ??:? fr mil of Dandruff tt h? i
??<?? 'hr,? throe conntleaa rerma ar* j
iu*i > tl ? ork.
i?- way to ovef-ome th?
? ? - jrrma? that ?r?r 1
i a; TferpleM* tn th*
p- ? Hi the sorma and t- il"-j
rr-*u!t
- <1 '')*?<?(?. Pr'-'l !*? |i
i < i^l ' to Tito IlfrpicUe Co
"trol 1 . Mich
One dollar bottle* etiarart<-e<1.
'V m. nrltt, Special Aren*. Rkarway.
Freah Olympla Oyater Cocktails at
the Hoard "f Trade. tf.
Stib*r}lbe for the Daily Alaskan.
TO CUftK A COCO IN ONI OAY
Trim LAXATIVE HROMQ Quinine
Tablet*. Druggist* refund moMj if
It fail* to cure. G. W. UROVK 3 ?!<
nature la on *ach bos. 25c.
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLC TO FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
Whan you tr? oat on a bant far
something appropr'.ata aa a gift, re
member I tiara new goods au<h aa
bandaom* cot giaaa, silverware, and
beautifully hand painted china, jiurf
In from the makers, which would
maka aa handsome a present a* can
be made. 8o<~h gooda are alway* ap
preciated. 1 bare nothing but tbe
latest, up to data In pattarn, and In
quality. Nothing but the vary beat
Our ?aU4 work, newly manufactur
*d and skillful engraving apeak for
tbemselve*. We do not turn out our
work unleaa It ia flntabed In the beet
manner and we guarantee every pie"
of it. If you have any trouble with
your watch bring it to tie and we will
guarantee you entire satisfaction at
reasonable charges.
Don't n?glec< your eyae when you
can get them e*amlned fr?>* at my
*tore with the latest optical Ina'rw
men la.
J. nkuta,
itWllf Mi Qytldiii
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mm
n
fi
Don't spoil good material
a
? H -forv you cut into jronr length* ?>f Hilk* ?>r Mrpp,
* 1x* sure that yon have <-hnpen tlif hf?t po???iRf.r nv-iox
_ to make your rtrt-n* after.
?
J
If embodies pnpnlar style f'aloret
* Ii it is the best It it suited to yoo inrfivida^lly
? It it new, artistic and smart
* To find the best, look in the last issue of
? Butterick Fashions he spring Edition ? just
out. In such a large collection. -everal hundred de
M si -i ~ for hy ry age and oeeanion, th?* one jtiat united
to your taste. purse. and need- h certainly contained.
fg Al?)iit it" style then* ran 1>?* no question.
Don't decide how the new dre** !?hsll In* n>ade with
it out consulting
; Butterick Fashions
? T1m price, twenty-five cent*. include* any Hutterirk
_ Pattern free.
? L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN, PROPR IETR ESS.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
i 40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B\THS, TELEPHONES
.The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk ??d CrMm from our own Jersey Oaley.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THB BEST SERVICE.
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
Skagway -s- Alaska