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No. ;<i. rHlBTKOTH YKAK.
SKAUWAT, ALASKA. WKDNB^DAY, NOYRSBRR 80. 1910 ?K1CE. 10 CENTS
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LITTLE ITALY
15
(By Alaska Nw*a Bureau)
NEW YOKK. Nov 30 ? A twiub was
> vxptuiM Ui the Wk- Tfitt
uu>r tea aakvu . a % t*U know u resoi l '?
'he SatUau ?iuajrtcr. creauu* a panic
in tW kikluuti .\Jaiiv serwu^ij
tujmvd by the dastardly
o&ctUHUtMX pr*-*?th> throughout the
aetUtiueut. The police iepartuieut
ikrU.oti\?* are working uu th* case bu
a? }?t haw (ourni uothtus that woukl
luipbtttlo the guttty party
HAS A CINCH
(By Alaaka Nawa Bureau)
PHILADELPHIA. Nw 30? It is now!
ilrtMultiy ?ettle?i that Presiii?*it Lyuchj
? ill be re-elected aiia.iuuKHjcJ\ 10 pre
>. U >? ?t th? of the Niituwk
a' Baseball League, m the meeting
U> be hekl OU LaveUibef (J.
ALFONSO CE1S
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(By Alaaka N?x BuraauJ
B080SAI ' X . Fwkv, Nov. uo ?
K-Ug Alfc>:dkX of S|ulli. W&a today
SUCi'v&aiuU) operated upou tor the
j*.-nuu? trouble tiLlkt has beejl atffoct
1114 hi* itumv and liuvttt
UoutMou ot the Hiuubuli)'
SutuiWuc t\>uiiKUi\ reports that h<
ha* had adw?* by wire that the
Hutubuidl wu> iu Juuoau aUtl that it
wtu the mtfUtUi to leave (ur Ska*;
way at tajuu but that U was blowing
>?ry hard. It luay be put*?ibie that
Uw will i*h swt kk tiU tomorrow
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This is the beginning of
the Social Season. For *
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party dresses we have +
a nice line of Susine Silk +
At 50 cts. a Yard
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See our window display +
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SPIRIT CITY
AND CLARK
(By Alaska N?mi Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 30 ? The chamber
o" iViuuh-jw of this city today ap- ;
po?uted a committee to co-operate
with Governor Clark o t Alaska ou j
plans aud measuivs calculated to pro
mote the development of Alaska's re
source*
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CHINESE PORT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
HON KONG, Nov ;.!?> -Advie* ? ? rc
today received here that the soldiers
and sailors siat*HHxl at. the Chinese
l\>rtu?al aettleiueiit of Macao, had
uiiUuiHil aud grave fears are f?'lt tor
the safety of foreigix residents.
(By Alaska Navsi Bureau)
DETROIT, Nov. 30? KVwu.r cash
?er Spvar, of the Oberfe National
bank, which was k>ot.-d by the re
j nowned I'assie Chad wick. died today
from heart trouble.
ROBERT PEARY
WILL NOT CO
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YOKK, Nov 30? Kob vt iVuiy
today gave out the statetu^ut that he
!uul finished his explorations He em
phatically dec hurts that he cannot be
induced to try for the south pole. He
say s that he is very satisfied to
romam at hotue aud occupy his titni
?ith the dutk? of his present posi
tion
R D. Pineo of the Pacific Coast
i.'ompatiy. vkho was exixvted to t^k*
pastille oil the Humboldt for
? ay, missed the boat aud is <.ouiiug
I ou the Senator Mislead.
NOTICE TO ALL MASONS
The meeting ceiled for Monday
> nighB. Dec. 1. wiU be ponponed uu
til arrival of the Senator.
I H. W. Kirby. Secretary
MEXICAN JUNTA
IS ACTIVE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. LOUIS* Nov. 30 ? The \lexictui
Junta with tu-adquarteds in this city
is wtiv?{y working for the revolution
ist cause. K is believed that they are
secretly enlisting men tor the rebel
army and furnishing in a clandestine
manner munitions of war.
MEXICAN REUS.
IN CONTROL
(By Alaska News Bureau)
DOUGLAS. Ariz., Nov. 30 ? Special
advices, received here state chat the
rebel forces under Geueral Madero
,i v iu pi*- 1 ivniruJ of all the towL|
and the entire volley west of the
Northwestern railroad.
OFF FOR THE
ANTARCTIC
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHRIST CHURCH. New Zealand.
Nov. 30 ? Captain Robert Scott, com
mander of the British Polar exped
ition. sailed yestervlav for the Antarc
tic regions.
SESSION WILL
BE TRANQUIL
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, l>. C., Nov. 30?
Senator llale made the forecast today
that the next session of congress
would be very tranquil. He thinks
nothing will be doue beyond passing
some necessary appropriation bills.
NO Mir
BRAIN TABLETS
SEATTLE. Nov. 30? The. city coun
cil last uight passed an ordananc<
prohibiting smoking in or about thi
polling places on election days.
Tfresh g oods I
* RECEIVED ON THE DOLPHIN
+
+ New Fard Dates - - - 20c per pound
+ Layer Pigs ?Excellent Quality - 20c per pound
Fancy Cluster Raisins in One pound Cartons 25c
V
Candied Citron, Lemon ? Orange Peel 30c per pound
^ Candied Cherries .... 60c per pound
Pret- rred Stock Sei vKtl Raisins in One pound Packages
15c or 2 for 25c
.j. Preferred Stock Currants in One pound packages 15c
Also Pure Sweet Apple Cider 60c per Gal.
t Ganty & Frandson
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THE EA8I
IS REBUKED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO, Nov. 30 ? Goveruor Mor
ris of Montana made the principal ad
dress ajt the irrigation congress which
is now in session in this city, in his
speech he took occasion to severely
rtbuke the east for its attitude ou
conservation in the west. He said
that the west was competent to car
ry out all the necessary conservation
measures without interference from
! any quarter.
INCONSOLABLE
! ENDS LIFE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BERLIN, Nov. 30 ? Advices have
been received here to the effect that
Tols'oy's coachman who was incon
solable since his master's death yes
terday committed suicide over the
grave of the great Russ.
DO NOT WANT
PAROLES
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BOISE. Nov. 30 ? Harry Orchard,
the notorious murderer, and also
fourteen other convicts, today refused
to accept paroles from the Idaho
penitentiary.
H. T. Coffey, said to be the best
hydraulic mining engineer in the
country, and who is no>w connected
with the Guggenheim operations iu
Yukon, is in the city enroute to the
outside for the winter. He came in
on yesterday's train and will leave
on the Humboldt
1 STREAM OF
I YELLOW WEALTH
Th*. latest report of the assay of
fice in thin city shows that since
July 15, 1898, when the office was
opened for business, it has purchased
$200,000,000 in gold, all from points of
primary production to the Pacific
Northwest, says the Seattle P. -I. In
cidentally it may be stated that fully
one-half of this amount of gold has
been paid out in Seattle, either in
purchase of supplies for Alaska or in
investimeints made here by those who
have accumulated fortunes in the
North. This is what Seattle has re
ceived directly from the gold fields
o' Alaska.
For the present year W appears that
the receipts of the assay office have
been $10,507,621, of which 19.309,109
was from the gold fields of Alaska.
This is but a portion of the output
of Alaska, however, for the owners of
several large properties there ship
thir gold to San Francisco, either to
the mint direct or to the SeJby smel
ter for repletion. The showing is
sufficiently good, however, of the
great wealth which Alaska continues
to pour out year by year.
One Rem in the showing of more
than passing interest is that covering
the returns of the lditarod cainp,
about which so many conflicting
stories have been told. This new
ciuup, which it?, largely tied up by
locations made under power of attorn
ey. this year, the first in its existence
turned into the assay office in Seat
tle gold to the amount of $787,497.
an amount out of all proportion great
er than was expected. Such a show
ing considering all of the adverse
conditions, is calculated to inspire
confidence in the claims of those now
in the district that the next year's
showing from the camp will prove it
to be a fair rival to the Tanana.
The Noone district, according to the
l figures in the assay office, contribut
I ed $3,576,584 to the total receipts of
I the office for the year. Nome majv
have seen its best days, as it is gen
erally believed, but it is still a great
producer of wealth and promisee to
be so for many years In the future.
You May
EXPECT
To find here the
richest array of
new fabric you
have ever seen
For Men's
Clothes
The new
browns & grays
are beautiful
and well fit you
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