rHE DAILY
ALASKAN
CITY QFPICI^L PHPER
No.
TENTH YEAR
^KAGWAY, ALASKA, SATO RP AY APRIL 13 1907
FRJCE 111 (EMS
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Good News for the Ladies
Chicago. 111.. March 30, I i'<>7
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L. A. HARRISON CO.
Skagway. Alaska
DEAR SIRS:
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shipped today by [express.
Yours.
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ADMINISTRAflON IS FOR I AFT
President Roosevelt declares himselt as favoring1 his
Secretary of War for presidential nomination? Will
begin campaign at once==Attack by Foraker on
president calls forth decision to take up guage of
battle
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, April 13 ? William How
aril Taft, secretary of war, will be an
active candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination and Theodore
Roosevelt stands sponsor f r his can
didacy. Yesterday evening, after one
of the busiest days this spring, Presi
dent Roosevelt summoned the news
paper correspondents and reporters at
tte capital to the White |Huuse. To I
, the assembled journalists he announced 1
' the candidacy of Secretaay Taft for the [
I presidency, and said that he will [send!
! the candidate to Ohio at once to lake j
th.' stump in his own behalf. He ad- j
mitted that the power of the adminis- j
tratlon will be behind the candidacy of
the Ohio man.
President Roosevelt sayi the attack |
on his administration at Canton by |
Senator Foraker yesterday will telpj
Takt, as it will make the administra
tion the issue.
President Roosevelt said to the news
paper men, further, that rumors j
received through Standard Oil sources ,
confirm the story of the S">,000,0o0 con
spiracy to nominate a conservative Re- 1
publican and divide the Democratic
party.
Pile*Talk> Polttio*
Seattle, April 13? Senitor Piles re- !
j turned last eight from the East. He
said President Roosevelt had informed
him personally that he would not
accept the presidential nomination
under any circumstance.
Piles was present at the Bourne dinner,
from which leaked the story of the
story of the alleged $5,000,000 corrup
tion fund to defeat the president's
policies. He says he heard nothing of
it until he saw it in the papers.
IllVrt JURY STOOD SEVENS
TO flVE
New York, April 13? The jurors in
th ) Thaw casse announce that they
stood seven for conviciion anil Bve ,for
acquital. They quarre.ed frequently
in the 4S hours they were out. At
times they came near coming to blows.
Jurors Steel, Hrealor anil Rollon were
tl.e strongest fighter* (or a verdict of
?ruiity Bolton is the juror whose wife
di"<.i ana delayed the trial a few days in
February. The Oermins on the jury,
of w hich there were several weroall for
conviction.
There is general dissatisfaction
with the verdict. From every portion
of the United Sutes comes ti e same
complain'. Public opinion demanded
an acquittal.
Evelyn Thaw i? taking ihj disagree
ment of the jury very harJ She w*. a
pi;ifu figure us she was ead from the
court room ? here she bad w ited for
tbe '.erdici with the other membe.s of
the Thaw faintir nearly all tho day.
The oth.r members of the family were
?juiet.
Harry IC.Thaw will m ike a strenuous
effort to secure his liberty on bail bond.
Application for that will bs made at
once.
Jeffatson Su? Monaoy Mornln(t
The Jttlersan is expected to ?rrive Id
port Monday morning. She will be due
at Juneau at noon tomorrow according
to cablegram received by R A. Carroll
today.
;">0 designs of 1907 wall ppaer just
aeceived at Harrison's.
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday
french Dinner;
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
EVERYTHING THE BEST
I.N THE MARKET
Regular Dinner 50c.
TEA, COFFEE nr WINE and
ICE CKEAM
snut on
Japanese Not Permitted to
Land at Frisco
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.!
Sao Francisco, April 13 ? Three
hundred Japanese en route from Ha
waii to Vancouver. B. C , were not per
mitted to land at this place, but were
compelled to remain on their vessel.
Cottage City Delayed
The Cottage Cltv has been delayed in
her trip to Shakan and Fox island and
will not reachSkajjway until tomorrow.
She will be at Juneau, it is believed,
this afternoon.
The Fifth Avenue hotel is the bigr
gest and best appointed hostelry in all
the north.
Co
Covers
Of
good
Coffee
Start the ' day right by
drinking some of oui cele
brated coffee for breakfast.
Gold Leaf 45c per pound.
Hills "Everfrssh'' packed
in Vacum tins 45c per lb.
These are our leading
brands, and never fail to
please.
GANTY & FRANDSON
"LOAfLRS AND SALDON
MfN" FOR HOME RILE
The following is an account of an
in.erview with Gov. Hotr. a i which ap
peared in ihe Senile Times of April
8 h It speak* for i s If:
'?Guv VV. B. Roseau of A iisna, who
? pnved f;om Washington yesterday,
expressed himself as well pleased with
: ue f?<lure of sumo Alaskans to sadJIe
' iei-ritori.il form of government on the
North country.
I " 'The business men of Alaska ?re
?I1 opposed to the plao.' Governor
I Hoggatt dec! red. 'THE POLI fl
[ciANS, LOAFERS AND SALOON
ELEMENT FAVORED A TERRI
| iORIAL GOVERNMET, the latter
believing that It would resu't in lower
j ing their license There could be do
reaul* from such a change other tbaD a
j burden of tax.tioD. There are 30.000
, reii ien s iber<- a d it w ud mean that
we would have to raii-e ',000 to run
th te ruury '
"S.f kina of I tis a ion, th ?. pern
or dec ired that Alaska is the best fov
eroed country in 'be wo d as regards
crime, and the people are at no great
%
exp nse. "We h.?v ? e od ennugh I ,ws
now,' Goveruur Uugnau sad. 'aid if
ch >ngts are fjuiid i ec ss rj we ca'i get
ineoi of Coi gre?9 wiihom hoj gr. at
| effort.' "
Laavo on tha Prlnoait May
The body of James Mair.ucci-mpaiiifi)
bv his wife, will leave oa the Priccess
May today. Mrs. Mair, who is a full
blood Metlak. liiU loiiuu, Kill return
to Siagway after a visit with her
people at Old Metlakahtla.
At the Mascot
Home made Oyster Cocktails at the;
Mascot. i
'SltALN AROON
COMPANY BACK
Prof. Hepb jrn'a home talent company
put on liShaun Aroon" at Haines last
night to a big house which received It
enthusasticaliy. The members of the
company returned on the Hegg this
morning, except Mrs. Hay ward and Miss
I)e Witt. They remained at Haiues
j and came later on the Peterson.
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