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V Jl* WRTKKNTH TEAR. SKAOWAY, ALASKA, SATl'RPAY, NOV. 11. 1911 PHICB. 10 CKSTS
ATTOBNEV 10
BE JPPBII1ED
S. C- M.I.UGAN WILL PKOB^BLY
SUCCEED J. 0.
CROSSLEY
> Rj AJ-isk* Xrvs Snrt*u.>
SSATTLK Not 1 ? Prival* juivV**
^v- \ -i. vrs:c th*l S C Mill!
-na, who sper* tl)?> punsirwr in the
Mitarol jn *fis?T<e<3 of the appoint
ment *> d strtrt nrtoro#?r for ti?* FSfcfr
ar.ks <!??<*<, So J. J. CSw
Jtt <rhose K,rm has j?rt expired.
Mr VTU?ui is 0># father of G. L
V C?e V)*si* wireJes*
expert *h< is w-ork:n$ os a
for w*vk"ss cwnnHjitk-atio* tfcroajrii
o?i AJasfc*
~t a :.*ka News liaroaa )
I. OS V NV.EL.ES Nor. ' ?TV Mc
Van-.ar* tri iiU I >>)Sk> w-?s marked toy
- Tvx sCa."? ?SasO?es todV bKw^erc
v'^omaei ;t?w? ?aJ dtftrx* AtlllU!
Pnedervl**
J?dg* E*c?rdw-eJl iiac to ("*8 Counsel
Darcw to cr^ec on several ooeaatons
Sli JOOSF
v vU?v* New* B?r?Aa.)
>\N FRASCI9C0 N? a? A
5. *xs fn Judc* Trabooo's
,wn uv ^, *bor. Chart** Adler. a
If ^rjt. eoiraped. drew a
-u> ano riwl>e<i! *i .Tart?;e TTfchuco
AdJer was overjonrered hefare he
xAi do -var seooos <3ajuMwre
FORMS CORPORATION TO FOUND
AND SUPPORT SCHOOLS
AND LIBRARIES
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
NEW YORK Nov 11? It is **M
h^re today that Andrew Oar=?gie has
cinp?i twenty-fire minion dollars. for
Uk> i*arj**e of forming a corporation
whose object wiH be the ftwnd4n?
? 1 ?npporticfr o f schools and Hbra
rtn.
8AT NELSON
(By Alaska N'tw* Bureau.)
RFPFALO Not. li? Battling Nel
son w stll able to handle himself
He demonstrated this Sa hte bout with
Tommy Moore Jaat -night to this city !
Moore's seconds threw iir the i
hj the ninth round FWends of Moore
aJlece that the Dan fooled him
HAMPTON'S IN
1
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Not. 10 ? A sensation
was canaed here today by the arrest I
? -? ven officer# of Hampton's Gokim
J3i? Magaslne Company They an
charged with usiu<j the ifla^asine to
sell stock
The OoJumbian Jla^razine Company ]
hay only recently purchased the Ham$
ton Vuut *. which went Into hank
ovnsolMatin#: the two and puh
:tshiTyr whan is known as the Hamp
:j?n Columbian Ma^a&ine. Frank Orff
s president and peneral manager of
the new periodical j
E 9
Your Thanksgiving
SUIT
OR
OVERCOAT
Should be Up-to-date
W e are showing dozens of
the newest style* in
Worsteds, Tweeds, Cashmere, Etc.
Recognized as the most stylish garments
to be found in the market.
See Display In Our Windows
WF. DO NOT URGE YOU TO BUY
H. J. LYNCH
THa Up-T?-0*t? Hatard*?*er and Lac*lM Furnish ?r.
SIEEIS K HIM
us is ikm
Revolutionists Massacre Inhabitants and
Burn City? Worst Blot on Insurrection
(By Alaska New* Bureau.*
NANKING. Not. 11 ? ' Tbte city hi
a ?*ene of great denotation today.
Several thousand inhabitant* have
toeon massacred by the revolutionary
troops and half of the business por
tion of the town has been destroyed
by fire.
PEKIN. Nov. 11? Late advices re
ceived here state that terrific massa
ores by the revotattontots hav*> taken
place in NteUng. The afreet* are
i running blood iutd the fw r^maintn*
inhabitants are fleeing for their |It?
Thi* Ic regained in divtofn?Uc ctr
clw here to be the worst blot on th<*
Insurrection recorded thus far.
PEKIN. Nov. 11 ? It hi rumored tha*
Yuan Shi Kai, the commanding off!
I oer of the retxri forr*s has been of
fere.1 the presidency of the t'nMeri
States of China It te s*l<l U??t ho
is considering very favomblr of ac
eeptinr |
ELKS 10 TRIP
LIGHT FANTASTIC
The EJks hare docHed to dtepol
the (rfoom which has settled over
Skagway since the unfortunate ikxv
ilent to their brother OwpUll.
Mr. Goptai having prorrwed ao
w<41. Assuring * quick recovery, tbey
fool that the people of Skagway will
have no refcictanc* to a Mttfe Wtdng
of the gloom which hits surrounded
t*. and have decided to give a dance
They ask that next FYlday evening
be reserved ft* them.
GOV. WILL
FURNISH DHL
I>r Thompson, recently elected to
the Dominion Parliament from Yukon
Territory, was & passenger on the
train Thursday and sailed south on
the Prhicees May.
A( a meeting held by the North
jstar Athletic Club. Dr. Thompson
made a few romarte. He stated that
the government was willing to furn
ish a diamond drill and an expert to
run it, to prospect the ledges Immed
iately surrounding Whftahorse, pro
viding the owners would pay the Other
costs of operation.
He said he was gwtng to endeavor
to have the government aabsidiie a?H
small steamers running on the side
streams.
"Bob" Lowe, member of the Yukon
Council, and a WMMkwm business
mary came over on the train Thurs
day and left ft* the south on the Pr? .
rews May.
THEY LIKE IDE
YELLOW LUCRE
<By Alft?k>l Np** Ht r?u.)
ST PAUL Ntev. 11? A *re*t <}e*i
of interest *s bein* dl?*dayed hw>
over * fifty-thousand dollar dfeplay of
Alaska nogKcte.
Matthew WaOiom. tinner and shwt
mrtnl worker, has discarded the aoV ?
d<<r pot and "snlpa," and has engaged
hi freneral merrltandMmg. bavin? pur- .
chased the stotv buSdirw and rfor*
fonwrhr owned by Frank MePtoee of
Oaroross. Matthew took over the bus
iness the first of thte month and, tf
there. is a nv thine In s<f?dT application
to business. straight -forward methods
and strict honesty, he la bound to
succeed. He wins one of the best
young men In tbp country and to very
popular
Mr. MoPhee wiis amorgt the pioneer
business men of Southern TolKm. bar
in* ertarted a (Aore in Conrad ?ar]v ta '
19<X?, movhi* his stork <b Oarcross
two years ajro. He give* up a splen
did trade in order that he may devote
hi- "ime to looking after his property
Interests at SeatrtJe Mr MePhee wijl
he missed from Carorass, where ?]
has beem regarded a? one of the ?t<?
stantiaJ town fathers ?Whttebors*
The fast and commodioua steamer
Dolpbia made port this morning at
7 o'clock. i i
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4- DID C8NTINUINE DIIRIN6 THE WINTER MONTHS
+ THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN FROM J
+ 8 a. m. until 6^p. m. ( Satodays^ +
I take this occasion to thank you for *
* your liberal patronage during the sum- +
+ mer season and assure you that our best +
+ efforts will be put forth to serve you with +
+ the very best of goods, at lowest possible +
+ price
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
+ *
II VIEWS
OLD BATTLEFIELD
RIDES OVER 9CENE OF A GREAT
NORTHERN DEFEAT
IN AUTO
(Br Alaaka News Ruraan.)
CHATTANOOGA. Nov. 11? PMo
4ent Taft yesterday rode orer the
battlefield of Chi**kJ?maiiga in an awto
mobile.
It wan on thte battlefield, 8ep*. 1$
and 20, 1863 that ow of the Woodi
er and most hotly contested hattje*
of the Ch'l War *M fought The
Nbrth received one of the few defeat*
ft wis tain ed during the war. General
Roaecran* being fomed to withdraw,
with a Vw* of over 1R.000 men. Tfc*
Confederates ?o*tained & similar lom
FIERCE BLIZZARD
AT NOME
(By Alaaka N?wa Bureau.)
NOME Not. II? A fWrc* bl?*iard
in blowing here from the North
The water* Hi the msdateart are whip
ped hrto a ftiry.
TAKES A SPILL
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
WICHITA. Kan. Nov. U? Aviator
RoNnsnn wa* very aer+oualy injweil
here laat night when his aeroplane
oraJ"hed to earth from a height of
thirty feet.
Robinson fa onrieavoring to fly from
St Paul to New Orleai*. following
the course of the Mliwtaaippi river.
The cause of the accident in not
known
II
TOTAL LOSS
SISTER SHIP or DAKOTA SUP
PERS SIMILAR FATE IN
JAPANESE WATERS
(By A I a* it * N?w? nareau.)
TOKIO. Pfw. II? -A wtrHree
received here ftou* that the
Oreat Northern Rteanwhlp Company *
tMM-FfeeMc Liner Minnesota w on
the rork? on Shflmku Island. mntlt
p?M of hcr?>. >n? t off Ui? fflMt of
Japan
It Is thoujctit she wW be a total
Ian.
The Minnesota wn? the largest
eteamstiip phfnK the pacific Ocean
and ?w a atodflr aMp to the Dakorfa.
w4?lch suffered a wfmflar fate hi J?p
aneae water* w*n? five years ago
She has been on the Seattle- YokMia ma
run. for which ahe ?M buflt, for
more than a?T?n yean*
The Mtnwawta was a ate*4 twin
?crew nt<HMi)w of a groan tonnage
20,71#, She wa* ?22 feet ton* and
72 fe?< ?M,f She w as bnUt at Now
I/on<V>n, ro'mwttmt in 19?? and w*o
hTTMHtht to tWe rr*t?. lmm??dlaf ?*y ?f*r
h<=r complettrm.
(Uy Alaska New* Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES Hot ll-R?*Wrfra
tlon ta antnr on mpfctty for the Decern
her We<j o her Already one l>'JT?dr?
and irfnety-one thousand vt*er? have
r??Mo red, of wtik-h el*fhty-three thou
?Mod are wwnem. Thte Se the first
?Section to tako place since the wo
itwn have ben jrranitd anffrace in Cal
ifornia
WHO OWNS THESE KEYS?
A bunch of key* hare been foond
and may be had ait the Alaskan offV*
Mra Heianer, of Pnrt Seward, road*
the round trip on the Petennn today
You Can See
A Prize -Winning Clothes
Exhibit
At Our Store Any Dav; You Don't Have
to go to Any Fair or Exposition, nor Pay
Any Admission Fee
You Can See
Exhibitions of Our Clothes
All Over Towi; The Best Dressed Men
Are Wearing This Clothing And They
Look as Though They Enjoyed it.]JJ|
Come in And Take a Look at Them
? WILL CLAYSON-dSL
Tlie Home of The
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