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No. 7.V rHlKTKKMH YKAK.
15. SCHENK
NOW ON TRIAL
(By Alaaha News Burfttuj
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PRESIDENT II
10 FATHERS
(By Aii?< Kt?< Swraauj
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BIG BATTLE IS
IMMINENT
(By Alaifca N??m Burtiu)
CHlMAl'HAl'. Nov A fitful
battle to luomeirfjully exyeited be
tween the govwruuieui troopt which
jifr hecv Aiiil th?*
aju?> 0< i>erui VltuJero known to
b? lirtu by ?.irv*t exciteuieut pre
vails fUui much mixhity u (t*k us to
the dUbViUv u( the eoixlUBW
MINERS WILL
l By AU**a Nev?? Bureau)
ST LOl IS. Nov ll te now al
Utajel cefUUll tfcat UW \Vei>tfC!i FYl|
ot \iuvt*s v?ku join JMUI I ??
a part ot th?- I'uRed Mhi ?
Worker*
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(By Alaaka Nev.? Bureau)
SPOKANK. Sox 2??The "kniaiHl
' a cov vfvil with si*?* to a
depth ot oue (out.
MESSAGE IS
HALF WRITTEN
(By AU?ka New* Bureau)
WASHINGTON. No. VMMMNk
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
MLLWAIKKE, Nov 29 ? Last Sat
urday ev entag the plan adopted by
this city u> provide auiusemem (or
lb.' iM-opU- was inaugurated The
first ol the municipal dances given
under the socialist city government
wa* a decided succtuss. Two large
ha Us were crowded by happy people
WRECK 111 SEA;
281 LIS LOST
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau)
B KM LIN, Nov iS ? Word has be?-;'. j
recei v ed here ol a terrible disaster
a sea. Three vessels have founder ,
ed near the AflCrachan i-oast eutailin^ ,
a loss of 280 Uvea. Pull particulars
are expected momentarily
BIDDY DOYLE
CALLS ID ME
Says, the Wh?t?>horse Star: "Hill- ]
dy Doyle, known to every old-timer j
of the North, he having been floor
manager of dance halls in Juneau in j
the early :k>s and in Dawson for ,
many years luUv. has probably cross- ;
ed to the threat lievond ere this.
Ne er -v,-aiai will aid Biddy's track d
voice enjoin t be Kube* to "liet the
ladies out on the floor for the long.
Juicy waltz." or "Take the ladies to
the har fur refreshments. A sir!
can't dance all night without a drink.
Me has framed up the last 'set," he,
has promeuaded to the bar of God.
Of poor old Kiddy Doyle a kite issue
ol the Seattle Post -Intelligencer said:
Vusel Lams ley. known on the stage
as "Biddy Doyle," and the central
figure in a topical song of loeg ago,
is dying at IVovklence hospital ot
an incurable diseuse. Vie is about SO
years ol age. Cor several months he
had bet?i doorkeeper in a local thea
ter.
Realizing the end is near, he has
requested a simple funeral, and the*^
words on hie tombstone.
"Life breeds mistakes. Let the
young know that with ase conies ex
pert-nee. and with experience comes
the light which guards against a
repetition of mistakes. Happy is be
who learns at an early age that life
is bc**< with alluring traps. Never
comes better satisfaction than that
you have never willingly injured a
fellow being. Heed the advice of
parents. It is the safest guide."
(By Alaska Naws Bureau)
OLY MP LA, Nov. -9 ? Governor Hay
today issued a proclamation to the ef
fect that women have uow the same
right to vote in all elections held iii
the state 01 V . J m a s men.
The amendment. u> the constitution
was overwhelmingly carried at the
last election, which provided for this
^ measure.
RESULTS OF
JERSEY FIRE
(By Alaska Naws Bureau)
NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 29? Thirty
seven dead and burned bodies have
been recovered from the terrible fac
tory fire. Thirty-eight badly injured
are in the hospital recovering slowly
from thetr awful experience.
spaldTngIe
IS A HUMMER
From Fairbanks Times: "W. L.
Spalding. of the Spalding ledge at
the head of Dome states that if de
sired the Spalding ledge alone could
produce enough ore this winter to
swamp the uew Chena mill, so it ap
pears tuat bohitv it is built the first
customs mill is inadequate for the
business iu sight
It is on the SpaKling ledge that ?.
the it ihklk-son brothers, who have |
oik' of the leases, are preparing *oj
work a feurge orew this winter. The
bunk house, shaft house, mess house
and stable are completed, the hoist ,
is on the ground, and as soon as
the snow falls the 30 H. P. boiler
will be placed oo, the property. The
lluddiesou shaft is now down to a
depth of 60 feet on the four foot
vein, awl is practically all in ore. It
will be pushed to 100 feet when the
iirst levels will be run aind the work
of sloping out begun.
In the meantime Spalding himself
v. ho is farther down the hill is driv
ing a tunned in on the same four
foot vein and he expects to connect
this with the Huddleson workings.
Tomorrow's train will not .carry
I*isseegers.
Agent Boughton of the Humboldt
Steamship company reports that the
; Humboldt win be in Skagway tomor
row afiwnooc at 2 o'clock.
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: FRESH GOODS :
* RECEIVED ON THE DOLPHIN *
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+ New Fard Dates - - - 20c per pound
+ Layer Ki^'s Excellent Quality ? 20c per pound ^
. Fancy Cluster Kaisins in One pound Cartons 25c
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A Candied Citron, Lemon & Orange Peel 30c per pound ^
j. Candied Cherries .... 60c pound
Preferred Stock Seedevl Kaisins in One pound Packages 4.
.j. 15c or 2 for 25c .j.
.{. Preferred Stock Currants in One pound packages 15c 4.
+ Also Pure Sweet Apple Cider 60c per Gal. +
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J Ganty & Frandson +
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FATAL THIRTEEN
ONCE AGAIN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ANTLERS, Oklahoma, Nov. 29 ?
There was a terrible explosion at the
J umbo mine today with fatal results.
Thirt**(u miners were blown to atoms
and eight unfortunates are still en
tombed; their fate beyond this is
unknown. Rescue parties are still
at work trying to reach the imprisoned
men.
HACKJOLLS
DR. ROLLER
(By Alaska News Bureau)
MONTREAL, Nov. 29 ? A big crowd
witnessed the wrestling match be
tween Hackenschmidt and l>r. Roller
in this city last night. Hackenschmidt
took two straight falls from Roller.
SGOTLANDYARD
LOSES DREW
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON, Nov. 29? Chief Inspector,
Drew of Scotland Yard has resigned.
He gave as bis reason for the action
that he had been too long in harness.
Wednesday's train will not carry
passengers for the reason that ex
plosives will be hauled on that day .
D. J. Rich today finished moving
his stock from the Kelly building on
Broadway to the Kern building next j
to the post office. Mr. Rk'h is- fix- |
ing up his new quarters in fine shape
and will soon have a good display of
wall paper and other household
furnishings and fittings for the in
spection of the public. j
II BALTIMORE
CONFERENCE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BALTIMORE, Nov. 29 ? A conference
of all the newly elected democrats in
congress and also all the party ad
visors will be held in this city. They
w!" meet here on January 17 when
an attempt will be made to outline a
policy that will result in harmonious
action in the congress and promote a
more settled and defined national
attitude of the party. It will in fact
be a get together meeting with 1912
looming up in the horizon.
HOI FOOTING
FOR FRF COIN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29? Owen
Moran has gone east where he will
post twelve thousand five hundred
dollars to cover a like amount put
up by Ad NVolgast. Moran accepted
Wolgast's offer immediately after beat
ing Battling Nelson.
EXPLOSION
KILLS SIXFEEN
n
(By Alaska News Bureau)
TOKIO, Japan, Nov. 29 ? Sixteen
girls employes of a powder factory
near this city were killed today by
an explosion in the factory.
If this north wind continues there
will be excellent skatiug on the lake
soon. Last Sunday a few took ad
vantage of the nice weather and went
up for a short while.
* Fob May
EXPECT
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richest array of
new fabric you
have ever seen
For Men's
Clothes
The new
browns & grays
are beautiful
and we'll fit you
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