?he glatly Alaskan
No. 1W?. THIRTEENTH YEAR.
SKABWAY, A1.ASKA. ? KDNE8DAY, APRIL ?. 1*11 |n ",:NTS
BII1S TASTES
01 MEDICINE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
INIMAX VPOLIS, April L'S ? Sensa
tional > the wwrd that describes the
rendition of the people here when it
?ts learned that W. J. Burns, the
famous detective, had been arrested
hn McXamara who is accused of
Mowing up tho building of the Los
vgeles Times. After his arrest
Bums was released on bail.
He will come up before the grand
ury today when the matter will be
I'rooed to the bottom The labor
unions are backed by thousands of
? ther citizens in the effort to have
a fair trial ? f the kidnapping charges
aid mos* startling revelations
are looked for Burns has made no
f 'thor statement concerning the j
SECRETARY BERG TO
TAKE ALASKAN TRIP
G?wge L. Berg, director and sec
r? tary of the Washington State Art
\s. ociation. will leave for Alaska
rangements for Alaskan exhibits foi
Mr. Berg gives "exhibits" a broad
interpretation and is seeking pictures
of wonderful scenery and general
i kins and examples of native art.
\ hn?te?-red ?o uiak^ the trip possible,
t ot aside from hts transportation.
M; Bern w \\ pay his own expense-;
He b? !ieves that the exhibit can be
<1 > i.!end< to both Alaska and Seattle
for wife be?ting.
Martin Markka ffcb\ mine near
a:, expert from the outside who is
? 1 . have capital.
LABOR UNIONS RAISE
BIG DEFENCE FUND.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
bor unions of this city began today
to raise a great fund to be used in
the defence o * McNamara and the
blowing up the Los Angeles Times.
The kidnapping of McNamara has
acied as a spur to the unions to
po the limit in his defence.
VARCH SHIPMENTS TO
ALASKA ARE LARGE
The commercial importance of Al
aska to Puget Sound is shown by tlv
n.onthlv report of the customs bnsi
ress of this district for the month of
March, just issued by Collector
Harper.
1 he shipments to Alaska during
Ynrch reached a to<al of $1,400.0. >.t.
?hich is the record business during
of gold, and equals nearly one-half of
tne entire exports from Puget Sound
Ti '.bune.
TO SURVEY GOLD DISTRICT.
SEATTLE. Wash. ? Governmental
c<vtiij:ance- of the rich gold quart'
..trikes in fhe Valdei district is evi
denced by 'he presence in Seattle of
i\ F. Giffin. a topographer of the
t'nited States geological survey, and
?; o. Swedburg, his assistant, rhe*
for Valdez. and their mission is to
i n.ikc a detaii-d topographical surv. v
RIVER BOAT WEN COME.
The Engineer crews of the rn ?
t,oats at Whi*ehoree will arrive on
I ri readiness when navigation opens
MAY GIVE THE ALASKA
CABLE TO POST OFFICE
of the Alaska cable and telegraph
j.-.ent has been introduced in con
out !>jn
LUadiesJ
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Have you *een our Spring line
SHIRT WAISTS
See Our Window Display
H. J. LYNCH:
Th? Up-To-Date Htbordatb ?r and Ladlw FurnJ?h?\ JU
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REPUBLICANS
HIT FREE LIST
(By Alaska News Rureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. 0., April W
Thi Republicans in the House art
tt day engaged delivering strong
speeches condemning the placing oi
I ee list, but the Democrats are
Democrats and Republicans In the
Senate have both called for a cau
MAN WHO SPENT WEEK
HERE HAD ROMANCE
<i]\V character in a typical N'orthern
romance, vouched for by an Iditarod
met chant now here.
a man named Stevens. Now, haw
So quiet and so backward is he that
Stevens; and in the very next hole
But now comes a sad climax.
hi. ow^l namo and last fall he rusli
to wait for 'he break up here or any
oiher place rather than stay out
PEACE 15 SURE
ASSERTS DIAZ
(Ry Alaska News Rtire?u.)
NEW YORK. April 26? That peace
in Mexidi is now certain is the as
<.ition made in a dispatch received
EL PASO, April 26? The appolnt
nmi of the peace commissioners Is
? xpccted daily. No intimation has
'?ecn Riven out as to who they will
l?e, but it is considered likely that
a' least one American will be in
rtf-cree.
SAMUEL ADAMS
MADE ASSISTANT.
<Ry Alaska N^ws Rur?*u>
WASHINGTON, P. C? April 26?
Ssmuel Adams a prominent attorney
of Chicago has been appointed first
a<?Mant secretary of the Interior
The views of Adams on the question
CHAMP CLARK MAY
COME FROM SOUND.
SEATTLE. April 26 ? Alaftkans now
li, Seattle are inclined to think
Champ Clark will visit Southeastern
nents in this city and Tacoma H<
ha1? not yet definitely replied to the
invitation extended to him by the
WOUNDED MAN LETT
ALONE IN A CABIN.
1DITAROI). Alaska. April 17. via
1*1 son of a Canadian bank president
according to word received here to
(i mpaniofis ran away, leaving Plant
uli i ri\or. a tributary of Kuskok
from thi? city. A deputy marshal is
r.lat'oned at Georgetown. No action
has been taken by local authorities
TENNIS COURT WILL
OPEN NEXT SATURDAY
The Skagway tennis court will bn
ti resting games on the opening day
l\Timan, O. H. Miller, and F. F. W
corded to everybody. Afternoon tea
Mr. and Mrs. Rirkinbine and baby
i f turned to Haines on the Dolphin,
rfftd Mr. Rirkinbine visited Skagway
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+ Sold in i pound Vacuum Packed Tins 75c *
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J. half pound tins 40c +
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
CAPTAIN ANDRESEN IS
TO BE TRANSFERRED.
SITKA. April 25 ? Captain to?
hour* Andresen of the Vnit?><l Statp*
Marine Corps has recMtred order* to
b?s In readiness for his tramfer U?
sofflp other station not yet mentioned
His enccessor will tw> Captain I..ym?n
of Washington. D. C.
Captain Andr?-?*n was rommandinr
o'fieer at Sitka In 1905 and I**
a Sitka lady. Mis* Constant BtOtmU
The transfer of Captain Andr*s?>n
from Sitka w I tx> r?eard<v| as ?
distinct loss by the people of Sitka
through matters connected with his
oi'lee. While a strict disciplinarian
th<?o under his command and enjoy
r-d a tremendous popularity with th<^
FREIGHT I'.OOO
ORORdETOWN. Alaska- Oor**
PRINCESS MAY HAS
FORTY PASSENGERS.
77 tons of fr?l*ht.
CITY OF SEATTLE TONIGHT.
paM^encer* and "0 tons of frcifh'
pd on the Humboldt from the o?t
ALL ALASKANS
ASKED 10 JOIN
CORDOVA, April W A rnnalnr
iroficnutinn m?*tln* wa? h?M >??t?
la?t nieht *o protect fho *?
tio.i of th~ ?Dv?fnm?w fn rfoUrln*
'he iwi*iir? of fowl lurid
Th* ap??k??r* *f th? m-?tinc ?*pr?a?
th?? vw>* thar !h* 4?!*t I* 4W
to political manipulation* ?rt?1 Hliw
upon nil Ahi*fcan? to ro-op#raf?? ao
th?t nnlW art |?>n may b? fallen to
haro Ata*ka opened to <f#T?lr>pm?Ti?
Thr mootln* d?n*?nd?>d ?lmt how?
il<ml|t>l(l| otv^ hnndr?*l h turt
le* nvn wrro^l to *?nd p<-rw?n*l
t*Wr*nw to Pr^nWont T*f' tv?*'
TRIAL BEGUN.
(By AlWkft N?w4 t
fKATTT.B. April ?- TH? trW ??f
Fir?l r.raham b?**n h"r<- t oda-.- Il?
Is <-h*r?w| with perjury In the trill
rf>?o n f fohn A'llltam* of AMkt
FIGHT OP*W
(Br Ala?ka N*wa R?ir?an |
KANSAS riTT. April 2< -Johnny
Onion and Eddl? O'Kerf* (Vwaht a
U>n ronnd draw h*r? l*s' nl*ht
?SWIFTWATER BILL" GATES
HAS WIFE AND FORTUNE.
SAV FRANrfSCO. April J*
Franrlsco today with ar*-?th#r for
t'tw Oaf** who a famona
harartor rtnrin* tho ?arlr day*
rtrton, awl w hm ha* ?<H and Wsa
any m<Md?n*. i? fS*fcrt#r?d at U>?
Palar? hoM with hl? laf?*tf wlf? '
r aroma ?lrl. 0*?"* toM ?ha
proposition fn P*r*?
THE KETCHIKAN BAR
HONOR 3 JUDGE L VON3
Th? Ketchikan Rar A *>"< ??>i- i
ear? a -linnet *o Jtd*.* Lyo** a? th
t|w ord*r and ?T?r;?l w#r? mad'* -om
FOR THE
: Transient Trade
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? We are lined up stronger than ever
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" Everything In Warm Goods
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? Pelt Shoes for Women and Vten
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? Wool Coats. Mackinaw Coats
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? Woolen Lined Canvas Pants
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? Heavy Underwear Corduroy Trousers
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? Sweater Jackets Storm Shoes
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? Fur and Wool Caps of all Kinds
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m Wool and Working (jIovss
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