THE DAILY W ALASKAN
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No. 79 TENTH YEAH 9 K AG WAY, ALASKA, FRIDAY MAY 8 1907 PRICE I0CENT8
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[L. A. Harrison Co
[New Spring
Stuffs
in an abundance. All prices to fit any
pitrse. No trouble to show goods.
We invite your inspection
"H EATH ERBLOOn"
The new substitute for silk, has the
silk "fesl and cry'' and will out
wear any 'guaranteed" Taffe
ta on the market- only
45.cents per yard
SUESINE SILK IN COLORS FOR
PARTY DRESSES
27 inches wide and 50 cents a Yard
Stores coen Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55j
Did you e^er
smoke the
fi
Arab e
Cigar?
JsO! Where
Can" I Get
Them? From
tony dortero Sole Agent for Alaska
Before buying
Your spring suit
Take a Look at Our
Famous Line of
Hart
Schaffner
& Marx and
David Adler
& Son
READY-TO-WEAR
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THEM- The quality
fit, style and price
Must Be Right
before the suit leaves
this sxore
tfiayson $ Co.
.Che One Price ?lotbim--?ourtb and Broadway
ALL ARE READY FOR fiREAf
IDAHO TRIAL
Clarence Darrow and other attorneys are on
hand to defend Moyer, Haywood and Petti
! bone? Labors have great demonstration
1 (Special Dispatch ;to Daily Alaskan.)
Boise, Idaho, May 3 ? Attorney Clar
j once G, Darrow of Chicago, arrived
here yesterdsy to take charge of the
defense of Moyer, Haywood and Petti
bone, whose trials are set for May 9th.
All the attorneys on both side of the
case are here and all will be ready
when the day comes.
The prisoners have issued a state
meet in which they made the declat
; ation that President Roosevelt and
| Gov. Buchtel, of Colorado, are doing
I all within their power to encompass
I their death.
Three thousand laboring men met
yesterday, classing themselves as
"uadetlreable citizens. They sung the
"Marseillaise" and carried red flags.
RuaoliUlons favorable to Moyer, Hay
wood and Pettlbone were passed. The
resolutions call President Roosevelt,
"Spike and Spear Teddy, the watch
dog of capitalism."
SF1R IT IP
| Detectives Makiug Tronble
for Mrs. Gould
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Baltimore, May 3? Detectives yeiter
day grilled Col. Samuel Dawson, a
theatrical manager of th:s city, in an
effort to get him to admit that he was
married to {Catherine Clemrnons before
the latter became the wife ;of Howard
G->uld.
The Howard Goulds are estranged
and (he detectives are believed to be
&;araeetfng evufenfcr'WKt cio
use in esse he shall find it necessary in
prosecuting a divorce case.
PHISCILLA CLUB
SOCIAL TONIGHT
The Priscilla Club social will take
place at the Presbyterian church this
evening. Everybdoy is invited to be
present and all who attend are request
ed to be prepared to tell a funny story.
There will be a "funn\ story contest,"
in which sides will be chosen and the
merit of the humor in the related
incidents weighed.
Servian At Pri?byterlau Chords
The Rev. A. M. Dirt, of Ketchikan,
will preach at the Presbyterian church
morning and evening next Sunday. Thj
Rev. Mr. Dart has been in Skagway
several days.
Notice To Iks Public
All persons havlne complaints to
make tothe common council or requests
to make of that body ara notified to do
so at thd regular council meetings,
either ifi person or in writing.
By order of the Common Council.
A. W. Reed, Clerk.
| Skagway, Alaska, April 24, 1907. fv
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quninie
Tablets. Druggists refund money if It
falls to cure. E. W. GROVK'S signa
ture is on each byx.2 5c.
JUNEAU FOR
SELF-GOVERNMENT
"Juneau is for self-governmont just
as strongly and as nearly unanimously
as Skaeway," said Klias Ruud, the
surveyor and civil engineer, who Is in
the city from the Hub. Mr. Ruud, in
speaking of the matter, continued:
"Do not think that all the Juneauites
are Tories because some of the leading: j
men in that place are so. The rank !
and file at Juneau are just as earnest
in their advocacy of American prin
ciples of government as are those of
other sections of Alaska. No town was
more thoroughly misrepresented than
has been Juneau on this question. Our
peoplo are heartily in sympathy with
thoso of all sections of the District."
KERN'S NEW SIGN
IO WITH
P. E. Kern, the Skagway jeweler and I
a corps of assistants, have been paint
ing signs on the side of Mt. Dewey for
the last week or more. A great 'watch |
a score or .more feet in diameter has
been painted in gold and white upon a
blue back ground and along side of it
in letters eight feet high is the word,
''Kern." Several swastikas, Mr. I
Kern's favorite design for jewelry, are
represented in the vicinity of the
watch, the hands of which mark 11
o'clock, the hour which means much to
the society of Elks.
Mr. Kern also has had several signs
painted oa the side of the mountain
above Moore's wharf.
Well Known Indian Dies
Sam Harris one of the best known i
Indians :it Skagway died suddenly at ,
his residence In Indian town yesterday, j
The funeral was held this afternoon at ^
the Skagway cemetery.
Harris was an expert carver in metal
and has worked for both P. E. Kern |
and H. D. Kirmse, of this city. Mr. i
Kern and Mr. Kirmse contributed the
money for the funeral expenses.
To know what means comfort in'
Skagway is to stay at the Fifth Avenue
hotel? a modern hostelry in every way.
The Fifth Avenue hotel hasunlimited
accomodations. Steam heat and every
thing modern.
We now have
Kentucky Bluegrass
Whit Clover Seeds
and Onion Setts
Also a large varitey of garden
and flower seed
GANTY & FRANDSON
SEATTLE DOCKS CROWDED
IWI1 NOME FREIGHT
Merchandise and machinery bound for Sew
ard peninsula swamp transportation men
Refuse to accept anymore I
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, May 3 ? The docks Id this
city are crowded with freight bound for
Nome. Never before was such a quan
tity of merchandise, machinery' and
other freight hero this early in tie
season bound to the northern camp.
The steamship companies have re.
fused to accept any |tnore freight until
after the first sailing* of all the vessels
for the Nome. The railroads,
in the mean time, have hundreds of
car loads of freight en route West that
will have to stand in the cars at the
yards until the agents at the dock will
receipt for the freight.
CHURCH WIKS flGtlT TOR
NOME MINE
Supreme court holds against Johnson who
contested with Chicago preacher for rich
claim in Northern placer fields
Washington, May 3? The supreme
court has dismissed the appeal of
Charles Johnson in the case against
Nels Hiiltbertr. By this action tbe
court awards one of the most valuable
mines in Nome to the Swedish Covenant
church. Johnson was representing
himself in the litigatioa.
WOILDKNOW
ittairuvmiog
Tenu Sentimeot
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, May 3? James Reynolds,
President Roosevelt'9 agent in the Beef
Trust investigation, has sent out letters
to all the Republican clubs in the large
centers asking as to the sentiment of
the members toward a third term for
President Rotsevelt.
CREAM _ .
Ryo
America'* finest production. Rich
and mellow. At the Seattle, the house ,
of old honest goods and reputation ! '
AT SEAIIIE
? . i ,i . 4T*
to be Investigated
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, May 3? Government agent*
arrived here yesterday for the purpose
of investigating; the timber frauds in
this state. President Roosevelt's in
structions to the investigators are to
spare co one.
Judge Henry, who is prosecuting the
Oregon cases will conduct the Wash
lngton prosecutions.
Cholos Potted Plants Rtcitvtd
Received, choice potted plants on
Dolphin at Northern Grocery. tf
Vanilla Extract is made from the Vanilla
Beans, that is the leal extract, the ex
tract we make ourselves. We show you
the Beans. You never tested purer or
better extract than ours.
We also make the purest Lemon and
Bitter Almond extracts.
Win. BBITT
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