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IE MONTHS
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lj?wrs r..n*h?rst. the leader of the
. t*e miMfi --tit t'">?vther *ih
Mr and Mr< 1 urer.-e ? > -i > e*
torO*v 'ouiti ^'.11"^ o' ivn^piraf;
n in >.4. a not *ht^h -estilied u>
i> :eus ,!>*trq<t i(vn of prop
?*rt ? ir t rooent raids made h'
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Sw?uiv. \U> r ?'? ? ?- to the
f*ct that several ?-o? Vtris state
ments ha\-e app*?ar? ,i of
t ?> jvt -era .n A '.ask i. - i I as
this ci?: recarifiiiic TV newly elect
ee! ofii.-er- of the Alaska sSteaTCshi?
Kenneth 0 K? r-. in^ns
?>t tc?r that Ponr?r,T in an
? ;o * or reet i -*? < m>r h-"tf
o l>JO fvVilo* ?
! Tnewiaj of the l*i-ee"
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are fx
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Mjrtutpe
H:?\ter a. so elect
or ;h> North Coast
tpi-*. Nortb
I he Nor; ^ -
? BaM.- assumed
? . -s ;,< the cxecntiv?
\ - .mis companies in
\ " - .- d has ar.
-0 1 - - changes
K?x ?sK\ Kl.T TO FH.HT
\?? \I\ST \
Cambridge, Muss. May II Col
Koowvelt pmrkrd his doctrlnog to
large crowds here yesterday. Tlic
p\-prwM?>nl said with groat fervor
that he will Twist all offorts of tho
Chicago convention to ?w on a
comprMiiiv candidate. in the extent
that tho session splits
TUT \?*KKI? To X\ ITHOK \\\
nt?iM nomination nv*>:
W.xshinfrton. May S3 ? Son Jos
eph M Diton. manaeer of Colonel
Roosevelt's campaign. asked Prvsl
ilrnt Taft to withdraw from tho
?k-ht It is not known what tho re
;>1> 'rom the Taft management was
OM Trinity I liurvb Of New
y ,?t V K n?rth SWW*0.???0.000
New York. May 32 ? Besides its
houses of worship and its schoo'.s
and other tax-exempt realty, Trm
iiy Church Corporation now has pro
duct ive property Jn this city valued
t >* the Assessors at $ H.TOO.OOO, ?c
cording to the yearbook of the par
ish .issued today. This Is an in
fuse of Jv<#,000 in the l*st y?- ir I
Of the .exempt property, one
t-?ct alone, that occupied hv Tri
ty Church on Rroadw.y and Will
street, has an estimated market A.tl
ve of $50,000,000. The yearbook
puts no valuation on the exeut) l ?
property, hut it has been said h ?
experts that $<00,000,000 i>(
the potential value of the on: i
Trit.iiy holdings The produc
subject to taxation c
s ?. : dwelling houses and ofi'<
! ?: iWi-.ts. the rents from which
: ed S^Ti.OOO in the last twe!
.o s The number of dwellii c
h* the parish is
i\vi. To Tbe *-ca <1???ed to Turk >
. May 2C It is annou:
e ni w spapers tdoay that the ?
up;.; ion by Italy of the Inlands v
?\a; .thos, Ksso. Ptsco^' (Ti.os>
d Xisvro, in the Grecian Ar
p? lago. ar;d belonging to Turk- '
with the capture of the Turkish i>
lands o? Statnpalia and Rhodes,
completely closes the Kgeati Sex
Turkey -s thus blo< kadefl and
isolated from the Mediterranean
and she is consequently unable to
dispatch w.,r>hips or troops to Trip
The Princi-ss May will arrive in
this port at noon tomorrow
White Goods
Everything to help You keep Cool,
during the warm weather
OUR STOCK THE LARGEST
OUR GOODS THE NEWEST
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
H. J. LYNCH
T*# UP-To-Pate Hat>?r.la?*?r ani La.'l?? Fumlahar.
\1.ASN \ INSISTS THAT HI
ClATIMK THK KNJllT
^ntherlm*! Honmiwr^ IJIImore As
The Rit lulorf*!'* Ti?1. Jen
ning's Hubble Helena! e?
(?l'f K??e rv>nwitlnn.
Juneau, May 21 i Special to the
Vlaskan > Ktnory Valentine. chnir
?nan of the Independent Republican
Territorial committee. accompanied
by Mrs Valentine, and Judge H.
! 11 l.cFevre, nailed on the Steamship
j Mariposa 'or Valdei to attend the
Independent Republican Territorial
i ' on vent ion
The enthusiasm over the Sett
ing's campaign is growing less and
'i"ss each day. and It is believed by
1 .i number of his supporters that the
Jenning s bubble has bursted.
Hefore starting for the westward
Mr Valentine received .?? communica
tion from l^olecate James Wicfcer
shani in which the <1* legale sUne.l
that he had hoped that after th?'
four years of strenuous work which
he had put in on behalf of ihe peo
ple of the Northland, his friends'
would not call upon him to again
bear the banner this >ear. and thai
they would transfer the hurd* n of
' *ie fight for the organization fo'
; !.?? people of \ulska t< other
"?VoulderF. but if the demands c'
people Alaska be alil? so in
?*:?t?; that he again sacrifice li is
? rsotial aims and ambitions, he
? ould allow his name to be used
, the Valdei convention
I'an Sutherland. ;i writing to
. ?>ndi;' . rters in this cit\ de li es
.
>!"nioj. and denote ces tiilnipre, I
is tho tool of tin Shnckleford
'terron (tti- eenh< ini "l ift eleniei;.
. \o have done everything t ' ? y j
? ould to put Alaska ut !er an np- !
point i\ e military legislative com- j
mission si heme and to turn all its
resources ? \er to the It i c Interests,
without regard to the principles up
on which onr g<>*eti n eni is found- 1
?s|
Telecran.> front \atious sections
of Alaska, which have been receiv- 1
ed at headquarters state ihat reso-!
lutions were passed at all precinct'
caucuses endorsing Roosc\ pit and
Wirkershant first, last and forever.)
From the ad\ i'*es received there j
is no chance for anybody but Wick-'
ersham, and the Sharkleford gang;
are alreadv packing their belong- 1
inps to get out
l.orinier Whitcna^hiHl.
Washington. May 21 ? The major
ity report of the Senate committee
has acain i \ on era ted l.orimer from
all charces
Forest Fires Out.
Seattle, May 21 ? Heavy rains
have extinguished all the tor?>st fires
in the Cascades
[RAILWAY BILL
IS INTRODUCED
hkp. \\m. HH.XKR ?i)i i,n
IUII,n KHOM SKWARD
lapping MnlnmnliA Coal Field*
Ami Thonre To Tnnnnn Valley.
IUII l*mvMm For Imirnilliiif Har
vey And Panama Machinery.
Washington, May 23 ? Represen
tative William Suiter introduced a
resolution in Congress thia morn
ing providing for the immediate or
ganisation of an Alaska Railroad
Commission, whoae duties it will bo
to at once have a survey made of
a railway line from the end of the
Alaska Central at Resurrection Bay
to the Matanuskn coal fields and
on into the Tanana Valley at Fair
barks
The resolution provides for the
use of the machinery now being
used on the Panama ("anal
Tin: \F\\ YORK Si N
THROWS I I* THF HPOMJK
New York. May 23- - The New
York Sun in an editorial which It
; printed this morning, throws up the
sponge for Taft, and makes a
strong plea to the l>emocratic par
ty to come to the front and nomin
Ic a man with suffi "lent strength
?o defeat Roose\elt
l"e?M> ?->?> ? It I- All
Over ll?nt The shouting.
Oyster Bay, May 23---Tlte result
i of the Ohio primaries, according to
a statement given out by Col Roose
elt . settles the contest which will
occur in the National Republican
convention to be lieid in Chicago
June 19.
\\ icelev*. In Curriculum
Of Chicago High School
Chicago. Maj 2 2 With the ap
proval of Mrs Ella Flncg Young,
superintendent of Chicago schools,
the school management committee
has adopted a recommendation urg
ing the teaching of wireless teleg
raphy in the public schools
The Titanic disaster. It is said,
has caused hundreds of boys in
city high schools to petition for in
struction in wireless telegraphy.
Juvenile .1 tolge Thanks The
Women Hir 111* Klection.
IVnver, Col , May 23- ? Ben Llnd
sev, who was re-elected as judge of
the juvenile court in this city last
Monday, lays the secret of his elec
tion to the votes of the women of
the city of l>enver, and the im
mense amount of work which they
I did in his behalf
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+ in jars and cans , from 30 to +!
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TWKNTV-HV K TW?I MM?
Columbus, O, May 23 - The re
j suit from the presidential primary
election which was held in Ihia
state Tuesday. Rl*e?< Theodore noose
| velt twenty-five thousand majority
Oovernor Harmon will go to the
convention from the state of Ohio
, with a solid delegation
THIRTKKN JIRORs hWmrn
IN THK DAIIROW TRIM.
l,os A ngelea, C?l., May 23 ? Thtvj
jury In th-? Clarence Harrow brl- j
bery rase was completed last night
Just before the court declared a re- 1
ress until today A thirteenth Juror
was sworn In to guard against the
probable illness of ore of the regu
lar Juror*
KRF.K Tot.l. FOR I". ?.
RO.tTS CFRTtlX TO PXHS
Washington, May 21 ? It la cer
tain that the bill of Congressman
Humphrey providing for free tolls
for American boats throjgh the
Panama ranal will pass, enough
congressmen to Insure its going
through having pledged their sup
port
President Taft Will Fight Fur
Control Of New Jersey State.
Washington, May 23 It waa an
nounced In the Taft headquarters
today that a desperate fight would
be made in New Jersey to win the
state for the Taft forces
FARl'lOFSM RR H STRIKK
?>! <joi.n PI.KT.RS
Fairbanks. May * -This town is
11 excitement todav Word was re
reived last night of i phenomenal
gold find, and a stampede Is prob- 1
able The mail carrier from Koy- >
ukuk has t cached Tanana. He tells
a story of marvelous discovery that
cxceeds in richness the early finds
on the Klondike or Nome. He re- 1
ports a rich strike on Hammond riv
er Nuggets to the value of thirty
thousand dollars were picked up
from three feet of ground that was
thawed out. He also states that
other big finds have been made on
Hastings creek Kverybodv is anx
iously awaiting further details.
FISHER FAVORS
ALASKA CENTRAL
WfM l.n HtvR krvmkvt
nill,D TO MIRnttKN
KtlmdlRf .4. Through M??ani??
h h OmI f'Wiin To H?ti| IX T?n
?n? fttiltuhHim (t|c
P?>w The Hunt*.
Washington, May 2*--ln th*
Senatf rnmmliiw hearing on gov
ernment owned railroad!* In Alaska,
which *?? tip before the Senate
yesterday and today, Secretary Flah
e r opposed the purchase hjr the fad
oral (toT?ritmmt of the Copper Riv
er * Northwestern Railroad Ha
spoke in faror of tha purchase of
the Alaska Central, advocating the
ejtension of that Una through tha
Matanuaka coal fialda and thence
on to Fairbanks*
Tha friends of tha Guggenheim*
are putting up a strong fight for
tha Raring River routa
(Tirmlral Company A<Me?l
To Volnnteer Ftre f>epl.
Skagwav now haa an organised
Chemical Company as a pari of the
Skagway Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, that branch being organlged
last night.
A number of the Volunteer* me?
In Fireman's hall last night, and
Chemical Company No 1, of the
Skagway Volunteer Ftre t?epar?
ment was formed
As the flr*t order of business
*-s the election of officer*, the
"nembers, Walter McRrian, Charlie
Fors<\ Fred Tanner. Ernie Rlchter.
r>an Sky and William Wright elect
?>d Forae as foreman, and Fred
Tanner as assistant foreman
Considerable discussion w.aa en
tered into as to proper equipment
for the department, and the follow
ing recommendation* were drawn
up and will be laid before the ne*t
meeting of the town council A silt
able house for the chemical appar
atus and another chemical bottle for
the machine aa well H? suggestions
for the proper care of the equip
ment after It has been used In
fighting fire, snch as the care of
the hose and washing of the chem
ical tank
With a thoroughly organised
chemical department, the efficiency
of the Skagway fire department is
greatly Increased.
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