SKAUWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 1907
Nj. >U TENTH YEAR
HAINES MAN ATTEMPTS TO DYN AMI TE HIMSELF
(By United Press.)
New York, Nov. 2? The raos*. bitter
telegraphic "Roast" ever handled b?
Atlantic Cable operator > was the one
sent this morning by W- R. Hearst of
the New Yorlc Journal to the Kditor of
the London Times. The Now Yorker
gr>lleil the F nglish wri er for an article j
which recently appeared in the Times
in which that paper dec'a.-vd that the
Journal w'th the consent of i's owuer, j
W. R. Beast, bad done its utmost to
brinp about a war between the United
Slates and Japan, and that it was due
to the Hearst papers thnt war had been
caused between the Un'ted Siatcs and
Spain. Hearst declared that he was in
no mnnner concerned what was said of
him personally, but thit he would n> t
submit, unanswered, to uu attack on
hi? newspjperj.
CHIN HOE HIGHS
III EARLV MORNING FIRE
(By United Press.)
Chicago, Nov -- Fit* hundred jraest?
at tne Plaza hotel on State and Madi
son street were aroused at i o'clock
this morning to find their rooms fi led
with smoke ard the upper floors of the
building in Mauy rushed into
the streets clad only io their night
clothes and scores buffered a rrow es
capes. No fatalities were reported.
The loss is $150 COO.
THE POPE IS
REPORTED ILL
Rome, Nov. 2? The Pope ha* been
bedridden for the past two days suffer
ing from an attack of heart failure.
All appointments have been canceled
and no one Is permitted to >ce his Holi
ne.s*.
ITHEY ARE TO GO
45 ROUNDS
(By United Press.)
San Frunciseo, Nov. 2? The Johnson
Fljnn fight today is scheduled to go
forty-five round*. Both men are in
good shape nnd tickets have sold well.
L A. HARRISON CO.
STOVES
ALL SIZES ALL PRICES
ALL CLASSES
But the Best are none too
Good and we Have Them
TO ve s
Stores Or>en Evenings Phones 4 and 55
Thomas Ultican, a resident of Haines, 62 years of age,
who is au old time prospector and i; iner of the Porcupine !
was brought to the city today suffering from what appeared,
to be insanity. Several days ago Ultican, armed with an
axe, visited the house of Oarl Bjornstadt, at Haines at dawn j
and demolished the building. His reason given for doing 1
so, he stated after he had been arrested for the offense, j
was that Bjornstadt had induced a man to jump one of his, j
Ultican's mines. While confined in the Haines lockup U1 \
tican managed in some manner to retain a dynamite cap, !
after he had been searched, which he placed in his moutli
and discharged. The explosive1 blew away several of his
teeth and also mangled a portion of his jaw. It is feared
that he may have suffered other injuries of the head at the
same time. Ultican is confined in the local jail. Anlnfor- 1
mation charging him with insanity will be filed late today
and an investigation held Monday. i1
PRESBYTERIIH MINSTER f
oms is n
I .
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Nov. 2? Jus' b fore leaving
for the north Bishop Rowe ordained lie v.
Corser formerly a Pivkbvterian Minis- j
ter at Wracgell, a nu>mb r of (he lOpis
copal clergy. I i> li* ly that R?v.
Corscr n.'Jl be sent'to .Va*k.i od Mis
slonary service uf Kp-scopa c' urcb.
JOHNSON
WINS FIGHT1
(By United Press.)
San Francisco, Nov. 2, 4:30 p. m.?
"Jack" Johnson, the negro heavy
weight, knosked out "Fireman" Fljnn
this afternnoa in the eleventh round.
The fight was a clinch mill a I through.
The attendant was large i-nd the spec
tators got their motley's worth.
The body of Hector McDonald, the
unljrtunate man who fell Into the bay ,
the night before last, baa not been re- .
covered. The effects of the dead man |
have b?en tukeu to the office of Judge i
Le Fev're and it is probable that the <
estate if he left any, will be probated 1
'? this city.
During the winter months, begin
ning November 1st. we will close
our store at 6:30 p. m., Saturday^
excepted, when we will remain
open as usual.
GANTY & FRANDSON
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
Ax* r?cl*4 Wk#r?T?r Ut? Snl no drown
That It the iccret of their exquisite Flavor. Preferred Stock Pineapple,
for instance.is grown, ripened and canned all under the sunny sties
of Hawaii. Pineapples brought to this country and then canned must bo
picked before fully ripe or they won't keep? and the flavor is
flat. Hawaiian Pineapple is the best grown. Every morning, the
ones ripened to their spicy best" are gathered, taken into the can
nery, close at hand, peeled and cored by special cutters operated by
bright, tidy Hawaiian girls. All the tough, fibrous center is re
moved, and the sun-gold slices from the best part of the pineapple
are then packed into Preferred Stock cans.
Try PREFERRED STOCK PintappU?a royal diucrt ? rtajj t* urvt
iXXSS * LEWIS. Wbfesals Grocers, PORTLAND, OREGON, U.S.A.
Kotsi? nUc> 1* sa cut craulilax Preferred Stock Plocajfl*
GANTY & FRANDSON sole agents.
New York, Nov. 2? What was re
garded by the striking' telegrapher s us
an Indication that the Western Union
was hbout to settle the strike in an un
usual way came to the surface today
when Superintendent E. M, Mulford of
Lliat company announced that the
iouble pay it had been giving its
strikebreakers would he discontinued,
ind that there wou'd b? established at I
the same time a scale of wages much
setter that those prevailing before the
strike.
The Western Union hereafter will
pay its operators in the city double for
all the overtime work.
At the close of jl letter Mulford sent
to his district superiateonents he said
the manafement of the company had
under consideration a means of express
in? its appreciating of the loyality
shown by the strikebreakers. That
was taken to mean the company would
grant further concession to its opera
tors in a few days.
t
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Nov. 2 ? At the caucus held
it the Butler last night it was practi
sally agreed that Delegate Cale should
)e renominated. Delegate Perkins la
;rying to Induce the delegates from the
tforth to refrain from passing anv reso
lutions reflecting on Governor Hoggatt,
but is meeting; with a cold reception,
The resolution asking for the removal
of Hogg att is certain of being intro
duced, (and the 'Hoggatt men concede
that, if introduced, the convention will
be stampeded in favor of its passage.
NOT SO MANY
Tbe steamer Gleaner arrived at Car- 1
jross yesterday from her last trip to
.\tlin this Beasoo with a big crowd of
passengers for the outside. As nearly
ill miniog in the Atlin country is cow
ione by dredging and hydraulic meth
ads, there are not many people to spend
the winters there.? Whitehorse Star.
THEY LIKE OUfT COLONEL
Col. Phil Abrahams, of Skagway, de
parted for bis home on the Dolphin this
morning. He made good bis excuse to
the court for not wishing to complete
his terra of service as a juror, but had
It depended on a decision by the Ketch
ikan people he would still be lingering
here.? Ketchikan Miner.
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