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N >y r [ j \ u;. Aii WAY, ALASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1910 PRICE, 10 CENTS
BIG REWARD OFFERED FOR
SEATTLE STREET CUR RANDITS
50* ASK PARDON FOR WALSH
<0, Ai?a?? N*??
PEIE SULLIVAN
18/ A mu t ;
WILL DO IE
(By AiMki N???
PUIS FOOT 01
WRESTLING
(By AlMkA N?*s Bur*au.)
SELECTS TOE
BEST ROUTE
Spring-Summer
Our new Spriiig and
Summer line of Men's
Y ?un# Men'>, Bujf's ami
this town
We iuvite you to ^am
ine them H ?th for qual
ity au?i -before
making your |*>ri-hase
Our liur of ( >x fords in
Tins, Ox Bloods, Patent
ffue as eae be fouiul in
lb*- .slates
All the latent novelties
iu Hats, Neck Wear, etc.
H. J. LYNCH
The Up l o-D*te H*fc>?rd**her? and LadieV F urmaKcr?
HEAD OF FRENCH REPUBLIC IS
RUN DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE
(By AlMks N?v*? Burtiu)
PARIS. M*v 13? Pr**ktent Loubet
kAS struHi by axi aut?Huu6ile today
and sv-rtoushf injured The extent
at hia injuries are not know n but his
nil ymtc fa net say that his life is not
hi danger.
MEREST! DISCLOSURES ARE I
PROPHESIED IN BRIBERY GASES
(By Aluka N ?w Bureau.)
CHICAGO. May 13? The lnv??ll??
tiuu ot the aen&U*iaJ bribery i-awee
will commence on Monday n?i and
many seusaitioual (futures aiv looked
WEIGHTY QUESTION HARD TO SBVEE
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 2? San
itkgo, S&u hYuuciBco, New Orleuus.
Washington ami poftuipu othur cltfte
?iU u> tiokl & big vxiMJ?itk>u in 1915,
u? oelebr*u> the opeuiug o t the Paua
,iii Canal. The California ?.-iiie
tilnk that they have the pwfar
kttiub to being svlwteU for the honor
*hUfc New t>rteau? Aitauita that It
the ouly r**l, pcoixsr. eligible, de
suruhk*. reasonable stte (or to. A
little late, but vociferating K* olaitua
vigorously, Washington is in the
field with the declaration that it
siioukl be choaeu as the platv for the
Natiou to celebrate the completion
of the canal. Some persons think
that the Canal Zone is the right
place to celebrate, but ot course that
La out of the question.
P. C. AGENT
AT SITKA WEDS
(Special to Tba Dully Alaskan)
SITKA. ii?y 13 ? Henry L. Uahrt. jr
and Miss Mary Lillian Conway ww>
married bat uigikt X the reutdeno
of hie brtde'a parents.
The happy couple were the recip- 1
tents of many beautiful presents.
The bride is the beautiful and &i
cuuipltakhed daughter of Jooei^i P.
Conway, manager of the U. S. Signal
here.
The groom U the popular agent
fur the Pacific Coaat Steamship coat- !
pany and prominent in social au>l
khisc circteat, being a member ot Lh.
.Uvta- iux>(h?t <toud and B. P. O. E.
CITY OF SEATTLE DOCKS OH THE DOT
Th- City of Settle arrived today
<r 11 oVtock ?>v?* morning and sailed
south at two-thirty this afternoon.
Tbe Seattle had 34 patweiisere and
S turn* of freight for i>ti* port.
Mm. W. H. I'-ase of Juneau arrived
in like Cuy of Seattle and will visit
viih her siaU-r, Mm. Maurice ioJing
I r o ft* <lay?
FISHERMEN RE
FUSE 10 ANGLE
KETCHIKAN. May 13? The king
salmon fiahenaea have all gone on a
strike this week, with the result that
uo fish have colue into the market
Ou Mouday the buyers notified the
men that the price of five cents a
pound woud be dfejeotttinued and thetl
after they would pay sixty oettts
each for reds and thirty cents apiece
for whiu*? where the weight was twe
ty pounds or over. Under twen
ty pounds they were worth fifteen
eeuts apiece.
When the men heard this, they
quit and since that time they have
l>een buay smoking and drying a few
catches fur home use, hut uot a sal
mon has come to the market and
the men are apparently united to re !
-is-t the change iu pri?|e, and in all '
;>roUibility uot a fish will be allowed
U oome in here until some agreeiae 4
, is reached between them and the buy
ers which will gkve them a more just
price for their catches.
Mrs t'harles Bartow of Wl?iteho?B?
left ou the train this morning for
I her" home.
LEE'S
....LICE KILLER....}
X
T (jet your Chicfeeu Coops* aud Yards Free From Lice ^
before your Little Chicks Come Out
Piut Bottle* 25c Half Gallou Bottler 65c T
(^uart " 35c Oue Gallou Cans $1.25 J
OANTY & FRANDSON
?Hi n M"H'l 1MWIM4
THEODORE' VISITS THE FAMOUS
OEUTSCH TENEMENT HOUSES
(By Alaska N?ws Bureau)
BERLIN'. May 13 ? Theodore Roose
velt put ia the day inspecting the
world famous model tenement bous*es
of Berlin ami spoke iu great pratee
of Che German landlords.
HEINZE IS AGAIN ON FREE LIST
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau.)
NEW YORK. May 13 ? F. Augustus
iU'iufrf wua a<cquitttid by a jury of
his pews uxl&y after a shor* ilwttber
ation.
Hetnze was charged with the mts
awilkation of th? funds of the Mer
cantile National Bank, but is today a
firee man, all of the the other indict
ments having been dismissed.
PAPKE-THOiS
MILL POSTPONED
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. May 12? Owing !
to the great opposition that has been
manifested against the Papke- Thomas
fight being pulled utff at Colma, the
fight has been postponed and will
be fought here on the liHh of thto
uiouth.
PERSONAL INJURY CASES NEARIN6
DISMISSAL AT WHITE PASS HOSPITAL
Dr. tfabie reports thait Joe Beau- !
champ is doing wy well in the hos
pital and will in all probability make
a fine recovery. Jerry O'Neill is ak#o
getting on well and John Cries bach
who was suffering from pleurisy, is
almost able to be out.
6IVES IIP MIMING FOR EXPRESS JOS
G. H. McLeod, who was Alaska. Pa
cific Kxprcss agent in Skagway for a
number of years, and who has been
mining with E. M. Taylor in the
Fairbanks district for some time past
arrived ou the Seattle today enroute
for b\iir banks where he will resume
his potauou with the express company
ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
Rev. John Parsons arrived on the
City of Seattle today ami be b to
remain over Sunday when he will
hold services, both morning and ev
ening at the Methodist church.
Tonight at 8:30 o'clock a popular
and entertaining travelog will be giv
en. It is to be a trip around the
world, visiting the moat famous plac
es on the globe. Next to an actual
tour of the world is thfc magic cur
put, trip.
The lecture part will be delivered
from the atereopticon, and the enter
tainment will last about one hour.
Beautiful pictures and a pleasant
Friday evening are assured.
No admission is to be charged,
but a free-will offering will be taken
up to defray expenses. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Remember the time. 8:30 p. m.
UST POUND Willi OVER HILL TOMJ
The last of the freight from the
steamer Ktea was loaded on the cars
y^Uiday and will go over the hill
as fast as the railroad can handle it.
TWts freight amounted to 2,310 tons
and was the largest single shipment
that ever came to the Moore's wharf.
Copyright 190J by
Hart Sciudmcr cr* Mu>
We Welcome
Comparison
At all times and fiud
that we always gaiu a
customer when our
merchandise and val
ues are Critically Com
pared with the offers
of our Competitors.
We have just received
a fiue line of
The
Trafalgar
Wool Hats
Direct from England
A Fine Line of
Oxford Shoes
For Summer
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