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Ma .V?. rHIKTKKNTH YKAH.
SKAW WAY, ALASKA. F HI HAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1910 PKICE, 10 CENTS
ALFONSO, KING OF SPAIN, IS
ASSASSINATED
England's Foreign Office Dis
credits The Report.
LONDON, Nov. ?It Is rumored
here that Alfonso, King of Spain, hat
been assassinated. The report how
ever is uncreditod.
FBEU MO J?
KB BH-UFS
(By AluKi Newa Bureau)
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luu,twi <* tm\* l*v?i is
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j ary wita mn>^iri?i! to d*
' fraud U*? go\ *<r?umiu curt of Alaska
?jttj hwMis oomprteiR.i; iu?mv iha?i
anvte. which ar< valiwd it*
l wo huadivd million dollars. Th* tu> '
swixl to have b*-t?u fraudlectlj obtaitir
arc situated in the Kayak uilulttg dl
uvt Kaialla. The inUrMStins
fact is brought out thru Henrv Ox- 1
luird, JlTiiilitit of tik* AlBOfiCM
>{**< Su^ar Cuiapaity b? ju??tk>aed
as oi>?* of tht* locators It is nlVf!*11
that be gav? up a half toUff*t i"
' t.i* cJaiUi to )w lu on tho deal.
i mi is war m
IB* Nr*i BurMuJ
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1% ill aniiitiuii worries ull
his lUUiivIautb
SEN. ATWATER
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(By Altera Bureau,
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ffiE STORM
m puctfii;
(By AIa*?a Nevw* Bureau)
by extreilkety high Inlt^
tbv cuaM shipping u?*ua.
tug with tii> many (rkstadU.
u
SUITS, OVERCOATS"
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__ cervnthxt .
HAJ4BU tkOt & CO.
We have a fine as- ?
sortment of Suits at >
12.50, 14.0C
15.00, 18.00 -
20.00, 22.50 ^
25.00, 27.50 ?
28.00, 30.00 2
m
Overcoats At:
14.00, 15.00 ?
16.00. 18.00 ?
20.00, 22.50 ?
25.00, $30. ?
?
Wt you to our Hue n
H. J. LYNCH
Up-To-D*te ! i?be?dfc?r?er and Ladtea Furnisher
SHUNT IS HONORED AT
GRAND CAMP OF A. &
Fight For 54-20 is Lost ? Initi
ative And Referendum is
Passed? Other Legislation.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
VANCOUVER. B. C., Nov. 4? The
Arvtk Brotherhood in session unlay
chose Portland, Oregon, as the next
meeting place after which they pro
eeeded to the election of officers.
George Giuos, of Vancouver was eleitn
?*1 Arctic Chief; Vtee-Chief, James
Gaffin-y, Nome; Chaplain, Bishop
Howe; Recorder, J. M. Kelk-r. Skag
way. re-elected; Keeper of Nuggets,
i' T Salsbury, Dawson; Camp Cook,
[?Yank Knowls, Nome; Trail Guide,
Mike O'Conner, Tread well; Bluer,
' Rosenberg, Skagway; Keeper
loner Tolgau*, E. L. Karanaugh.
Fairbanks, Keeper Outer Tollgute,
Hiuuw Banta, Haines; Trustees: ?
li<'iiig, Fairbanks; A. G. Sboup, Sltka;|
J. S. Cowan. James Green and A. G.
Travis of Dawson.
VANCOUVER. Nov. 4? The Arctic
Brotherhood sessious were resumed
immediately afUvr the adjournment
following the election of officers and
the matter of sick benefits was taken
up. A fur much discussion it was de
cided to leave this matter entirely to
the subordinate camps. Nothing has
been done regarding the proposition
to have an assistant recorder located
in Seattle. The age limit has been
reduced to sixton years. The chartcr
fee has been rut in half redwing ft
from one hundred to fifty dollars.
The constitution of the order has
boen entirely changed in form but
not revised much in, substance.
The principal fight of the session
was over the jurisdiction amendments-,
Heillg proposed that all grand camps'
shall convene north of fifty- four twen
ty and that residence north of that
line be essential to eligibility for
grand camp office. This was voted
on and lost, reconsidered and lost a
second time. Heilig then secured
the passage of amendment providing
for the relative and referendum.
Subordinate camps may now initi
ate grand camp legislation , and amen
meats to the constitution must receiv
ratification from two-thirds of the
whole number of camps.
1HE EAST HAS
S
(By Alaska N?ws Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 4? The entire
t-osUfn board has been hit with
a severe snow storm and much sutter
ing rebutted, especially in the
larger cities.
NEW YORK
IS SCARED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 4? The driver's
strike fe still unsettled and it is felt
that arbitration will be impossible.
The city is now trembling lest a
general strike be callod.
t Our Winter Schedule ?
STORE HOURS? Beginning Nov. ist
we open at 8 a. m. and close at 6 p. m.
Saturdays, 8 p. m.
DELIVERIES? All orders received be
fore 10:30 a. m. will be delivered before
noon. Orders received before 3 p. m.
will be delivered before supper.
Ganty & Frandson
|
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NOME, Nov. 4? The worst storm
that ever swept over the waters of
Boring sea within the memory of the
oldest inhabitants, not excepting the
tidal wave of 1900, has battered the
water front of this eity out of all
recognition. The Sandspit hos been
i ? . :
swept clear of all its habitations; the
h?*wy seas overturning residences as
if they were mere chips. iVlany
house dwellers in that part of the
city narrowily escaped d ath. All the
small craft in the roadside were pil
ed on the beach many of them total
wrecks.
ITCH FOH FRINCE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PARIS, Nov. 4 ? Premier Briand to
day named a new cabinet, to replace
the one dissolved by resignation.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Nov.. 4? More
than one hundred miners are en
tombed in the- coal miues erf Yol&ude,
as the result of an explosion. The
population is horrified and the grief
stricken relatives and friends of the
entombed men surround the mine op
! ending. The cause is not yet known
and experts are hurrying to the scene
! of the disaster.
TEDDY IKS
10 HAWK-EYES
(By Alaska News Bureau)
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nov. 4? Ex
President Roosevelt left here at
noon today for Des Moines where he
is due to make a speech.
EVERYBODY
HELPS IK OHIO
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CLEVELAND. Nov. 4? Secretary
of the Treasury, MacVeagh, is cam
paigning in this state for the re
publican. party.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
Any Suit in Our
Window For
$15.00
Drop in And Try
Them on
WILL CLAYSON- "Clothier