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FRANCE AGAIN
FLOODED
(B, Al*tfc? hm lurwu)
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GETS KILLED
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CHU'AliO Iv. t ? Th* umm got
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THI
(By Aiitka Sn>> Bar?iuj
VV ASMlNtiTO.V D l\ Uw." 3
Kr,?*Wul Tm/t t*>? ^ ^ ????*
?ttknUuu Um future iMfe
THEIR IDOL
OAS FALLEN
'By A1uk4 N?v?4 Buf**j)
KOO- KVKLT, N J-, I*4' 3 ?
oj t i kllk? IVC*1?I
i.j> II*.. \j{ ijm> city chiiny*!
FILLING UP
(By Aiaafca NaMna Bur?au)
WASHINGTON, I). C-, Uk. 3?
k>\?ry urtuik iviuiug lu U> lite ohy te
Kwuiwi with i\*ns<vs??u?)u ?oiU Uu*r
?tri utht*? who ?jU?i U>
U- ou the y>t i-oiyruat
oa Mutuiay.
DON'T WANT
(By Alaska New# Buroau)
BKLPAST. lrvku*l. D?c. S? Orange '
Ota*i o i U?te i?ivv arc ctrvufelwg a
petition ?hi?h xo r**th that NooJ
?;U surety folio* the icntntms
uf twuiv rule U> ireteud
DIAZ SUtING
FOR PEACE
(By Alaafca Hm*.% BurMu)
CHiHAl'HAl . IV* 3? The ;
U by PTWldt*:
Iwi to cuuier w*h live tv*ulu(ium*!s
W*y Wt fur S&u huUor
(By Ala**a N?v.? Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. I**- 3~
1'rukhkMit T?fl yee***\Uv recalknl hi? ;
u> coQ^r?">?? iiuil b
lAjrt una o I it
"T* V V V V V "f V T V T V t + tttf-fTTTT
I TOO BUSY!
"I am too bus> lo write an ad
lor Christmas.
"Just tell the p.*ople of Skagwav
to take a look an my display or
Christmas Goods
in my Windows and they will
see that I have the Finest Stock
ever brought to Skagway.
"Yes. I have plenty ot every
thing tor Lady, "laid, Han, Boy
or Child.
"Sure. Santa Claus lift all
kinds of toys? all the latest me
chanical novelties, dolls, skates,
sleds, book5, games, &c. &c."
Ih. j. lynch J
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. Th? Up-To-Oii? Hao?Ma6?-?r ?nd Ladiw Furnisher.
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WILL SERVE IN
INSTALLMENTS
(By Alaska Noma Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. LVx 3 -
lTetttdoni Tafx h*ta cut six thousand
words fnuu hi* luttifiiiiif to congress
He viiU later setul au aM>eJuiUL to titv
li>i?WJii
WILL GUILD |
BATTLESHIPS!
I i
(By Alaska Nov.* Bureau)
OTTAWA, IV*.- 3? The Canadian
.<oitrum<*H bas decided to build *(?
[own ikiiiVbtiHte ui the future.
W. H. BfiEATHOR I
IN SMI
W. H. Brethour. eogtoeer in. charge j
of the oiK*utm* department of the
Malum Syndicate. came m uu Frl
(lay's train and k> eurouU to the
?x>tai?k- Uts objective point be*ag Seat
tle and Victor*!. h>om the foruit-i
l>Wv Mr ttrwthour will snip soon*
unnnn; machinery for His company
which u us ueceasary to bav? to
carry un the wort
Mr. Brethour contemplates return
ing about the fm>t of Mar .a as ho
is ikiixtoua to do some development
work preparatory to the (text season s
uuuiug operations.
The Malum Syndicate operates. hy
draulic plants in the iuiiueus*r gravel
deposits of the Atlm section and has
been very successful in that lia;>.
Mr Brethour a* enthu?s?asUt our the
outlook for Atlins future which :a ,
hi* upuitou will be a long IHed taa.p.
He thuiks there ta enough gravel in
sight to keep the plauts mating for
the uext thirty years. Comparirg tt
with California where he has operate
extensively he is much more favor
ably impressed with the Atlin via
tricL
.
There will he a meeting of the fire
laddies tonight at fire hall.
The Elks memorial service* wtfl be
held in Elk* Ha# at 2:30 tomorrow
The public is invited.
W ebster Brow a, field ongtaeer of
the Alaska Midland railway, and ht>
vsstattMH \V. S. Brown, made the
round trip from Haines on the Peter
son today Webster Brown will be
leaving for the outside on the next
JtffersueL
MAY SAVE
NORTHWESTERN
(By Alaska Now* Bureau)
SBATTLR, Dev. 3? U hi thought
uovk , that the Northwestern may be
floated uaxk-ss tut miui^lsau- gale
springs up. She has several large
boies in her bows.
10
BE A
(By Alaska Naw? Bureau)
GIRARD. Kansas. Deo. 3? Eugene I
V IV be has today advised editor
W'arreu to go to jail and be a martyr ,
to the cause.
deweTpoint
DISCOVERY
The reporter tor the Alaskan who '
gathervd in that story about the rich
Skua ore upon Dewey Point was a
bit um> taken in some respects.
The ore is ther* all right but the
Impretisioa is givett the reader that
th>- land is unclaimed; whereas, there |
is a certain man aotiveily engaged in
prospecting Skagways hilts who says
tiat he and Joe Guyott hav? three'
L'teun-* located on that selfsame led- 1
ge. Martin Matkovitch, of the Pack !
Tram restaurant is the man, and he j
says mat the Old Glory. Glory No.
t. and Glory No. 2 are ail a part of
Uiai ledge which dips back into the
hill and trends north and south.
They had assay tests for gold and j
saver only, which resulted in bare
t a trace of the latter while the
gold showing was of an encouraging
uature. Some samples from the led
ge which w as found only last August j
were brought into the Alaskan office.!
?a hero they can be inspected by those
who are interest J.
These samples are from the sur- 1
face. With the coming of spring it !
-a the intention of Mr. Matkovitch to :
drive in on the ledge and have furthtj
tests made, k is a very good show
ing at present. The ledge is about
four fee* thick at present. Some
authorities about town think it fe an
timony and not galena.
The Pacific Coast agent Mr. Bold,
reports that the S^aator waas in
Juneau at ncwa today and that she
will be in Skagway at ten o'clock
this evening.
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* Christmas t
* PLUM PUDDING t
1; English Style +
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^ Lf you havn't time to make your own puddings, you y
^ will find those in cans an excellent snbstitute, and v
' cheaper than the home made ones. We carry the follow- ***
ing sizes: *?*
f Individual tins 15c 2 for 25c 1 pound tins - 35c ***
^ 2 pounds tins 65c 3 pounds tins 1.00 ***
Fig Puddings 1 pound tin 25c .
. Guaranteed to contain nothing but the very best material T
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J Ganty & Frandson $
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"PITCHFORK"
TILLMAN TALKS
(By Alaska Naw? Bureau)
W A S HI NO TON , D. C.. Dec-. 3?
1 Senator Tittman of South Carolina is
m lite city lu an in?t?rvfew today be
: said be never felt better in bis Wfe
| and that he expected to die iu har
i n<*?.
WIN FIGHT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Deo. 3? The express j
companies have sgiined a schedule j
granted au BKivase of from five w> |
eight per cent, in their driver's wa
ges.
COL HARRISON
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE, Dee. 3 ? Colonel Hasri
soa, publisher of the Alaska- Yukon .
<i?jnni.vt 4eod. utter maar mow*
of iitnets.
CoL E. S. Harrison came to Alaska
along with the great rush in the late
nineties. He fallowed prospecting tor j
a time but afterward went to Nome
where be entered the newspaper fieW J
beiaig tor several years editor of the
Nome Daily News. Ia 1907 be secur
ed tbe Alaska- Yukon magazine which
had been established in Juneau and
reorganized it under the Harrison
Publishing company. The home of tt?
publication was then removed to Seat
tle I
01 BANK
IS ROBBED
(By Alaska Nawa Bureau)
GARDEN CITY, Iowa, Dec. 3?
Yegsine>u dynamited a bank inx this
city yewterday aawl looted it of eigh
teen thousand dollars. They escaped
uauier fire, being pursued by irate
citizens.
TAFT DENIES
THE REPORT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 3?
President T&ft today denies the re
port that the federal corporation bill
was changed after a conference with
J. Pierpoat Morgan.
I
ARE SLASHED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 3?
Secretary erf the Navy Meyer has cut
tile proiw6?d naval exp ernes to the
amount of five milium dollars.
TOOK ONLY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK, Dec. 3? Zbysko last
night threw both Tom Jenkim aaui
Andrew Kind all in twenty minutes.
Tea May
EXPECT
To find here the
richest array of
new fabric you
have ever seen
For Mens
Clothes
The new
browns & grays
are beautiful
and we'll fit you
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