X ?. 224
TENTH YEAR
8KA0WAY, ALASKA, MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1907
PRICE 10 CENTS
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APPEARED I! SH1E
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Seattle, <Vt. *21? The first case of Kubonic plague re-|
portal on the roast, outside ?>f Sau Francisco, was revealed '
in this city today when a chiiiainaii was discovered to have',
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died with the disease. The body was taken in charge by 1
the I nited States authorities and it will be cremated. All
rats will !><?? killed and every effort made to prevent the di- 1
seise from obtaining a foothold in the city. It has noti
l>een ascertained how the plague was brought to Seattle.
(By United Press.)
Fairbanks, *.Mt. 21 At iht? tl a* rais
ing celeorAtio:i lielil here Friday Judge
James Wickt?r>tmm w.?s th ; prin i pal
?peak r. He spoke for liom-* rule of
thetf.ri1 r?- anil ur^eil the establWh-j
nier?t ii f a legislature for Alaska, iu J
order thai laws, applicable to the needs i
? f Alaska, might be esuoliihcd and
the enforcement thereof mad? certain
by ott!cer9 -lectetl by the people.
_ YE MOST BE BORN A6AIN
Have a new born suit or overcoa'.
(Jet voir.* orders in for TbanrfSfivit-g
and Xraas. You will make no mistake
when you leave your o ders with the
American Ta lors.
Ta? Maioot
Mi Vornoo Rye, 01(1 Taylor and BjI
moot whiskies (double stamped goods,
10 ye ir- old), and Rainier and Pacific
Bottled li?er. at the Mascot.
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Union suits and separate garments
All Sizes and Prices
Stores open Evenings Phones 4 and 55
(By United Press.)
Velde/. Oct. 21? As a result of stak
ing his ail in the Reynolds ventures at
V'aldez, Ex governor Brady i> ruin d
financially, and it isan:ounc.d t>v the
[rlends of Mr. Brady that lie will short
y return to Sitka, at which point he
will engage in farming and remain he
lalanc? cf his days. It is knowa that
the fact that he was instrumental lit in
ducing many of his friei'd* to take
stock in thr companies i ird that in
doing so they became lit', uncial suffer, rs
j has greatly depressed the lo mer gov
j ernor
(By United Press.)
New York, Oct. 21-Tcd million dollars
las been advanced to protect tbe market
'com disaster which feared imminent
on nccount of the lleiti/.e trouble.
T. Milllkno, a retired capitalist, las
assumed the Presidency of the Mer
cantile National Haok, from which F
A. Heinzo retired on Thursday.
HADLEY SMELTER MEM
WILL GET FULL M
(By United Press.)
Ketchikan, Oct. 21? The employes
jf the Hadley smelter near this place,
who were thrown out of employment.
:ause?l bv the closing down of the plant
and who seized the propert y for wages
alleged 10 be due them, will be paid in
full this weeK, according to the report
made by the attorney who has the af
f.iitsof the company in charge
YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN
?
Have a new born suit or overcoat.
Get your ordrrs in for Thanksgiving
and Xmas. You will muke 110 mistake
when you leave your orders with tbe
American Tailors,
Tbo best dininp room, the bes; hotel hc
c mraodations, the most comfort ut the
"Fifth Avenue
The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited
?ccomoautions. Steum hej?t sud ev< r <r
toirg modern.
Every Can Guaranteed
We are receiving large ship
ments of this years pack
"Preferred Stock"
Canned Fruit, Vegetables, Etc.
Every Week
Our success with these goods has been
Phenominal. The reason is that people
want quality, and when they want the
best, they can feel sure of findina it under
this brand..
GANTY & FRANDSON
Only One "BROMO QUININE," that is
Laxative ftromo Quinine on every
Cum a Cold In One Day, Criptn 2 Days ^ box. 25c
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Seattle* Oct. 21? It was arranged last
week that H. D, Reynolds, president ot the
Home Railroad Company should accompany
a number of tlv business men, who had made
investments in Valdez ventures- to Valdez
on the Yucatan last night. When the time
came for the sailing of the vessel Reynolds
had not put in appearance and the boat was
held some time hoping that he might turn up.
Finally, when it became apparent that Rey
nolds would not be* on hand, the vessel sailed
with the party of business men tor the north.
Inquiries upon the part of newspaper men
failed to reveal the whereabouts of Reynolds
and no one kno^vs where he has gone. There
is a rumor in circulation that he left on the
Oriental Limited for the east.
llOonil
IN DUNGEON BT RUSSMNS
(By United Press.)
St. Petersburg, Oct 21? The Secret
Police have arrested William WhHIi g
and his wife, both of whom are late of
the New York University Settlement.
Mrs. Walling is a prominent authoress
and the police have placed her in irons
It is believed that the alleged arrests
were actuated by reports received hv
the police that the Americans were act
ng in conjunction with revolutionists.
The American colony is shocked and
(be American Ambassador has demand
el the relens's of the couple, Notifi
cation of the outrage has been forward
ed to Washington.
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elsewhere
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