9>he IDailtj ^la^han
So. IS:' TllIKTEENTH YEAH.
SKAHWAY, ALASKA, KK1IIAY, APRIL 7, 1911 PKIf:E' 10 ('KNTS
ANDERSON BUYS
REAL ES1ATE
Anoiht r real "state deal has been
? >>na?iumateil which shows the con
t lence and faith in the town that
- evidenced l>y most of our busl
n ss men.
J F \nd?rson. by the last mail re
< : v ed from Katherine O. Mo.ver and
1 W Moyer. of Skaiit County. Wash
i rton. a bill of sale ,>f the hulldlns
*i door i ? ihe Pantheon Saloon,
t.-rni. rh o< ipied b> S H Yeomans
f " the past fern years, for a con
v leration of 11200.
Mr. Anderson has boon in eommuni
< ? tk?n with Manager Jackson, of a
t.iotlng picture show in Juneau, re
lathe to renting hitn the building
f ? the establishment of an amuse
emporium.
!0 DEMAND
INVESTIGATION
(Ry Alaska News Bur?*u ?
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 7?
1;. presentati\e Shepard, has Intro
duced a resolution demanding an in
\ -t -cation of the postoffioe depart
ment expenditures.
SAVE TAX IN
LEAP YEAR
MADISON. Wis. April 7? A bill to
? s $.*< annually every unmarried wo
rca over years of age and to
<;eatea "matrimonial commission
corsistint of the governor, superin
t? rdent of public property and chief
rk of the assembly fcj Assembly
man Hansen of Manitowoc. The mat
l menial commission is charged v^>h
tn duty of bringing together kindred
<, nls when application is made for
affinity by any K>v- iorn maiden.
(By AUnka New* Bureau)
nmCB Rl'PKRT. B. C., April 7
? Karly this morning the strike of
ihe city paving employes assumed a
m rious aspect Strike breakers wen
pui to work, causing a riot during
which several shots were exchanged
on both sides
A MEMORIAL
10 SAILORS
CHICAGO. April 7 ? Work on a
iiiarnifirent n srble memorial monu
ua nt to the victims of tl- Maine
Saater is under way h?rt- today af
ter many delays, at the Klghth av
? t u?> entrance to Central park Be
#i?'es the monument, which will be
s xty fevt hich and one of the most
tetutlfu] In the city, a great marbb
rpproach to the shaft will be built
n memory of the heroes of th>
S- anish war.
ME llPS
NUMBER 10,090
NEW YORK. April 6? Fred Lud
w'g, acting superintendent of the
luilding department, today admitted
that there are 10.000 firetraps in N'e*
York worse than the building in
wh.ch the waist maker? perished. He
b'atned the inadequate force of the
building department.
A commission of five experts start
ed today to frame an amendment to
the building laws to prevent a sim
:iar holocaust.
Get some Bakery Goods from the
Itoyal Bakery, Whitehorse. to take
along on your trip. Everything th<
I..L>,adies.J
Our New Spring Line of
HATS
Are Now On Display ?
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? Pick YOURS out now before the one that YOU +
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want is gone jjj
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? Have you seen our Spring line
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SHIRT WAISTS
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See Our Window Display
IH. J. LYNCH ?
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n Th? Up-To-D*tr Naberdash or and Ladlw F\jrnl?h?r.
i $
NO CHANCE
FOR PEACE
(By Alwka News Bureau)
MEXICO CITY. April 7? It >*
f'-nred here that all efforts to bring
al out peace are futile. Th; Mad pro
f imily, loaders of the revolution, will
not asree to t hp torijis offered and
?;r.- the.v will fight to the bitter end.
IS
IN
(Ry \ia*ka News Bureau.)
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. April 7? A
? iblegram hn? bppn repelvod hPiv an
nouncing thn death in Paris of <5ard
uer Cassatt. a noted American finan
POPULAR VOTE
(By Alaska Notts Bureau)
WASHINGTON, I). C., \pril 7?
Senator Root of New York, has in
tr<>dueed a bill in the Senate provid
for the election of Senators by
plural vote ot State Legislatures
til us preventing deadlocks.
ARE SCARED
(By Alaska N?ws Bureau)
SPRINGFIELD, O . April 7- Sen
ator Lorlmt-r's friends are getting
scared over recent developments in
thr l\ S. Senate.
I s
ARE OECLAREO
BOSTON. April 7 ? A quarterly di
vidend of $? a share, compared with
J 7 a share three mon hs ago, was
i>.vd today by the Calumet & Hecla
Mining Company. The disbursement
t. day makes a total of 1 1 14.850,000
pa'd In dividends to stockholders siix^
t;,* formation of the company.
SOCIETY IS
UP IN 1
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 7? !
M Laura Morriam and Miss Horn
thy Williams both prominent so
ci ty ladies of this city made a
f'T.ht yesterday. In an aeroplane,
with Aviator Jannus.
BIG BATTLE
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
EL PASO. April 7 The Rebels are
; '..lining an pttai k on Chihuahua, to
r.V-re place on n<>xt Sunday, where
li is stated thai Federal troops
Are bottled up.
KILLS HIMSELF
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. April 7?
Craig Lipplncott, the president of
t it- magazine pub ishing company la
rit ad from a gunshot wound, self-ln
f ictod at his homi> in this city.
LOWER WILL
SAY NOTHING
(By Alaska News Bureau) ?
1 ITTSBl'RG, Pa.. April 7? Senator I
orimer has nothing to say in reply
to thi" new charges made against him.
TO HELP US
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
SEATTLE. April 7? At an over
flow Roosevelt meeting here. Miles |
Poindexter. Senator from this State.
s*Ml that neither the Guggenheim* I
i r Morgan were needed In Alaska
U develop the coal lands, that If I
th government would open the
lands, ill, poopl' would do the rest.
: Borax Chipsl
f 4*
Save you a great deal of hard
work on wash day. Makes the
clothes whiter and hvgienically
clean. No sticking to the iron
when BORAX is used.
We sell it in one pound packages at 15c J
Two packages ror 25c +
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BUZZARD
IN INGE
(By Alarta N?wa Bareta)
PARIS, FYsnce, April 7 ? The en
tlr#> country In suffering from the ?f- >
f?-cta of a blizzard which occurred *11
o?er France last. night. Vlnyard* ;
!'*ve been destroyed In many places. ,
and the crop* of grape* are mined j
a'' over France.
BIG STEAMER
IS A LOSS
(By Alartra New* BnraM)
NEW rORK. April 7? All -fforts
to pnll the Prlnce?? Irene off lion'
Irland, where she utrnA In the fot
v? sterday morning, hare been futile
A * the passengers havo be?n safe^
ly landed.
PULPWOGD TO
BE WITHHELD
VANCOUVER. B C., April 7- !
Speaking at a political meeting here j
"?k' night, Richard McBrlde. premier
o' Britiah Columbia. declared that .
under no circumstance* would pulp- '
?ood be allowed to leave this conn- :
try for the United States or e|ae
v 1 ere. Instead, it wonld hare to be
manufactured here. The premier's
r< ference was to the arrangement ,
?n: de under the terms of the recipro
city agreement.
The Presbyterian society mtsaion
is spending thousands of dollars on
r.cw buildines at Sitka.
At a meeting of the Order of
Alaska Moose, at Vaidez recently.
It was practically agreed to erect
a i:ew house for the order, and a
substantial sum was appropriated
from the treasury to p fpare plans
f - the building.
ARE INSTALLED
I*9t night the EUt? tWalM of
f!T? for the ?nsoln* term Th? Ift
?taltation wa* followed by a party
f .1 Ely* nnd th?tr famflie* A ban
qne" was* *err?d and dan?*in* rontlnn
ed until )?t? In the ??T?nlne Th?
new offWra are:
fl. O. Miller ..
W R ff tilery ..
A. t. Man^hard
l r. o?wit .. ..
F A <?allarman
wm mm
Krank WII*on
R*alted R'ller
R Iy?adln* K'
K l/?yal Pft
R I^'urlne Kt.
3?rrM*rf
.. .. T r?a*or??r
Tyler
POSTAL MAN
IS EMBEZZLER
(By AlaMra Rw*ni
rmr A(tO. April t John Daly.
I.eftd of the wholesale enrelope de
f?rtm??nt of the loml poVnffloo ha*
been arreated and rh?rc<x1 with ?m
?>"?|em<?nt of a lar*e amount of
money.
PEOPLE WILL
PICK SENATOR
S.tcRAMEVTO. C*J , Mar IS?' The
n??t I?nlted State* senator from Cal
i.. rnla will b? rboaen bj direct rot*
The Toun* direct primary bill. whiHi
is now r-?ady for the jjoTernor's *i*
nature. giTe* California the Ore*on
p'.sn permitting the pledain* of oan
<? date* for the legislature to vote for
the people1* obotr? for Inl'ed S'a'e*
*? ?'ator?
The bill make* non partisan the
? Vet (on of Judire* and school officer*
by roqnlrlnir 'hat the name* of ran
d date* of those . laj>?e* de printed on
'he ballot* of all partie*
Herb Tay' r retnrned from Hafne*
on the Humboldt.
FOR THE
Transient Trade
? We are lined up stronger than ever
" Everything In Warm Goods
J Such As
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? Felt Shoes for Women and Men
m
m Wool Coats, ,'lackinaw Coat*
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? Woolen Lined Canvas Pants
? Heavy Underwear Corduroy Trousers
? Sweater Jackets Storm Shoes
? Furand Wool Caps of all Kinds
? IWool and Working Gloves
?
j[ WILL CLAYSON- Hothier
The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
* CLOTHING