\ ,i i fHlKTEKNTH YKAH -KAUWAY, ALASKA. Sl'ITKI'AY. IN'TOBKR ?, MM PRICE. 10 CENTS
GlIGGENHEiS
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ACT. CflLDER
IS ADVANCED
(By Alaaaa Si?t Burtui)
Vri" L? U 25' tielicf*. i'?y
r A. I I ? >.; f u! ttu- ) lu
IViSC ailh offices U) thi? '
city Ii4? Ijreti '.ruufcrral to OhlCatw
I.< -"? .:i.?S a JJOS.UOU ?.lli
greater ?<o??r and reapuaaitiiUiies
HE IS TIRED
OF lURKEf
(By AUaka Haws Bureau j
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S?? It i? re
lurted 11 it AiuUxs.tfe.ur Strau?. I
C lined State* M'i'WIBlltivt at tin
ca^. ai of lurae* has t counted his
r* a /LmIU oi:.
Uuii i l&u&li ail "?** v<*Il Sat*- it
tur Next Monday Sight at U?? Wh*?- 1
i-a<x> .vUiioCc CiuU
E. (J WoUkf, u* nalway mai?
?rTti.t- ?tb a jaw***!*** odi the out
h<Aa4 Cottage City y?n*crtla,>
MEETS DEATH
II TRAIN WRECK
J K Aud**?uu hi u riHH-i\txl the
; *ul iut-lh*??tHv that hits wife vtu>
ktUod ui a raiiruu 1 ?N(k u>tu? San
Uftiu
Mrs Autkrdun loft Skyway about
SetX-t-iiiU* fin>t to vi?a relative aiul
at hw okt hvUUf, Huuoo, O.,
tuui uAar the cami>it?iou of hvr > i>?t
was. to iitrK Mr. Anderson aiul iiwiid
Um* wuiU-c in iVlifurtiut At U?t? time
vjl inr dotUh she was on htr way
u> Detruit to visit rvJathni aud tbr
dK&ibt of the wivck have Dot beeu
uuatL- kuowo.
The t*>ws of Mr*. Anderson's iK-aUi
will W a shock to h<rr many frvuUti
umI the hushau.l has tho sympathy of
thr ?.ututuuttky.
Mr Aiuktwu will leave on tho fl*>4
boat
FUR MURDER
(By Alaska N?m Buraau)
MAitSHKI?L.l>, Ma.tnt.it> Wal
ter lluru. slaver of Stlftte) Ketchell.
i, without liail on the charge of
tuurtf: ami tlit1 wouiati, tloldle Smith,
is held utni?r rue thousand dollar
bouds lo aua*?i to the charge of mur
der.
(By Alaaka News Bureau)
Cllit AGO. Oct. l'hilip Barckus
a wealth* Alaskan has arrived here
and ; ? a u*' lor a { ardon for Isadore
Fried, who is serving a two-year sen
t mv for assaulting hiin a ) ear a^o.
u?r.ot SUITS, OVERCOATS i
i
ttAMBUR jtR BROS & Ca 1
ikAcTiMonc.Ma I
NOW ON DISPLAY
We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.0C
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, $30.
We invite ) ou to inspect our line
before making >uur puivha?e.
H. J. LYNCH ?
The Uj>-To-D?te Haberdasher and Ladirs' Furnisher m
HALF STARVED
WORKERS STOP
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO, Oct. 38 -Sixty thousand
under- paid and ha!f-surved garuieui
*orkers sre out on strike for a better
ment of their condition. It is feared
that the tie-up will be of some dur
ation.
OIL I
I 'ME
(By Alaska News Bureau)
HAVANA, Oct. 2* Serious upris
ings throughout various provinces of ;
the republic have necessitated the call
ing out of troops to quell the disturb. !
uuces.
IS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LINCOLN, Oct. 28? Bryan is in the
midst of a whirlwind campaign against
j Mayor LUhlman of Omaha, who is
! now a candidate for governor of- the
>tate.
IS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
DETROIT Oct. 28 ? Gifford Pinchot,
in a speech delivered at the luncheon
given by the Hoard of Commeice tc
da\ . declared that the entire country
was going insurgent.
FROM PARIS
TO BRUSSELS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BRUSSELS, Oct. 28? A viator Math
iew made a successful flight from Paris
lo this city today with his areoplan*.
He carried one passenger with him.
MRS. BALES
GE1S FREEDOM
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE, Oct. 28? Mrs. Bales has
been granted a divorce from her hus
' land, L. L- Bales, who is well-known
; in different sections of the North.
T
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LOS ANGKLES, Oct. 28-The cor
oner's jury which has in hand the in
vestigation of the great Times tragedy
met today and after a short session ad- 1
journed till Monday.
SWEAT SHOPS
HIRE T
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICGAO. Oct. 29? The women
garment workers' strike has reached
a white heat tu public interest ami
many wealthy women of the city hai$
enlisted themselves as supporters of
the striking workers. Proprietors of
the shops are charged with havi
hired thugs to slug the women who j
are on strike.
STILL TALIS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct. 29 ? ' Today in an
interview, Senator Root says that a
republican reverse this fall with defe^
at the polls means without doubt
Roosevelt in 1912.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 29? Secretary Na
gel to his speech here asserted that
Tail had kept all the party pledges.
t Whole Wheat Bread J
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, *
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4. 4 I. +1
V
pRESH from the oven is always appetiz- J
+ ing and satisfactory. We have very *
* good Whole Wheat Flour which we +
* sell in 50 lb. sacks $1.80. 10 Ibs.40c t
X 11 1 1 1 1 11
* Ganty & Frandson !
ONE HE
1 VICTIM
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct. 29? LeBlanc, the
Preach aviator made an ascent here
today in his aeroplane. When he
had risen to a height of about fifty
feet the machine buckled and came
tumbling to the ground, a mass of
wreckage. When dragged from the
debris, LeBlanc was hurried to a hos
pital. but his injuries proved fatal.
RATE CASE
III
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct. 29? To
day the attorneys for the Humboldt
Steamship Co., filed their arguments
with the supreme court in the steam
ship rate case which is an attempt
to compel the interstate commerce
commission to take jurisdiction in Al
aska railroad rate cases.
COL GRIGGS
FOUND DEAD
(By Alaska N?ws Bureau)
TACOMA. Oct. 29 ? Col. Chauncy
Griggs president of the Tacoma and
St. Paul Lumber Co., was today
found dead in his bed. His death re
sulted from an attack of appoplexy.
WANTED ? To buy a few vacant)
lots. State price and location. Care
o* Daily Alaskan. 2t
LOST? Near Electric Light Plant,
one pocket-book containing 1 gold
watcti and 2 keys. Return to this of
fice. 3t
MUSI RACE
WITH DEATH
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ATLANTIC CITY. Oet. 29? Col.
Potter, a wealthy oil cloth manufac
turer of this city is dying at home
here. His sou who has for some
time beeu hunting large game In
central Alaska was located after much
inquiry near Whitehorse and is now
hurrying to Seattle. On his arrival at
Seattle a special train will race across
the continent in an effort to beat
death.
NOTE ? Mr. Potter is now at White
horse and will reach Skagway Mondaj
when he will be able to catch the.
City of Seattle, which will sail from
Skagway Monday night.
GRAFT JURT
CAN'T AGREE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SPRINGFIELD, 111. Oct. 29? The
jury in the Illinois legislative bribery
case of Peuiberton and Clark, which
has been out since last Thursday af
ternoon, is unable to reach an agree
ment and has been discharged.
SOME TAFFY
FOR TAFT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK, Oct. 2t>? Senator Root
ill his latest campaign speech said that
Taft would be the logical candidate of
the republican party to succeed him
self in 1912 and would without doubt
be re-nomiuated.
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