'.TUESDAY, DECEMBER tl 1907 PKICE 10 CENTS ?
PRODUCT INCREASES EVERY YEAR.
THE DISTRICT IS LININ6 (JP
FOR GREAT FUTURE
(By United Press.)
Washington. Dec. 24- -The output of
Alas- a cooper discovered in report*
made to the department here, to be
growirg ?Ith great rapidity. The out
put of the last yea* was nearly nine
million pounds. The thirteen original :
state- jtr d territories produced less of
the r>> l metal than the great district of
the north. I
IRE VERY
BAD WEATHER
COAST ANO MIDDLE WEST IN GRIP OF
A BLIZZARD. TRAINS AND TELE
GRAPH TIED UP
(By United Pre??.)
Seattle, Due. 24,? Storms are report
ed from all parts of the east, with at
tendant interruption of traffic and com
munication. The wires are down all
along the coast and press dispatches
are slow. Chicago is reported as a
^torm center which has the entire mid
dle west in its erip.
(By United Press.)
New York. Dei. 24. The Kentucky
club of '.bis city tendered a banquet to
Justie- Harlin last evening. In
bis ad.'.ross Justice Harlan said that the ,
futu e of the country, the whole United '
States, looked very bright as ha viewed
it. Liberty, he said, was to be secured
to this future by & close union of the?
states. The seDtim>ent was wildly ap
plauded and. com?o? from so distln
cuished a soathero-er, was taken to be
significant.
WUf LEWIS
BESTSO'KEEFE
(By United Press.)
New Yorlt, Dec. 24 ?Harry Lewis
was la-it night girea a decision over
Pat O'Keefe at :l?r end of ths twelfth
round.
BOB AHEAD
OF TIE
(By United Praia.)
Trinidad, Disc. 24. ? The American
?av-y a*rived here ahead of time
K^.r AdmiraJ Evans, his ?flicers and
me 3 were emiertained with a grand
nquet.
A nice Pur for Xmn' is what she1
ne^O-t from ??Behreru V V
' Mewing Cats. soni<n' ! x new, at
"Uehrends."
To ?. Tots, Tojs, a srreat o\e *tock
on ihr- Seattle tor "Behrends."
C pistmas Handkerchief#, all kinds
r? ?? iiehrends. "
?TTE 9J
L A. HARRISON CO.
>\>r Christmas now has come again
they <-heerily would say.
And heartily we greeting giv< >
for many a Christmas Day.
Stores Open Evenings Phones 4- and 55
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GOV. HOGOATfS REPORT 0
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, LIGHTHOUSES, COMPULSORY EDUCATION, NO LIQUOF
NEAR RAILROAD CAMPS, AREA TO CONTROL IN MINING LOCATION
(By United Press.)
Washington, Deo. 24.? The annual
report of Governor Hog^att has been
filed. The Governor urges the neces- !
sity of the organization of a fourth ju
dicial district, and gives extensive data
in support of tho recommendation.
He also recommends the passage of a
law prohibiting tho sale of liquor with
in five miles of any railroad camps or'
at any place where there is so many as
a hundred men employed outside of an
incorpora'ed town.
He asks for larger appioprlations foi
lighthouses (
He would' have the mining lawf
amondcd ao as to make the area of plac
r claims, ra'her than the diiection o:
bucdary line?, the controlling fe?
lures.
He would have a compulsory educa
tion law for the district.
(Ic estimates tho popnUt:on of the
district at ihtrty-one thousacd.
No mention is made of the territorial
question.
PROTEST TO 8E SENT TO WASHINGTON AGAINST GOVERNOR'S ACTION WITH RE'
GARO HARLAN
(By United Press.)
Seattle, DlC. -4? An organiz ition
has Ween effected here of and for the
Democracy of Alaska. A meeting of
Alaskans in the city was held yester
day at the rooms of the Alaska club.
Frank Waskey, late delegate" Vo'
congress, of Nome, ivas chosen presi
dent, and John Troy, formerly of Skair
way, and for long editor of the Alaskan
of that city, was made secretary.
The first work of t'h?- orennization
-* jfc .m ?*. aa ? ??? a v
will develop la the form of protests
dow being prepared to be sent to
Washington, against Governor Hog
jjatt's attitude with regard to District
Atto ney H?rlan and the charges he
ha* filed ugalnst that official. The
matter will be presented as s'rongly as
Oo^sT/Ie L> Dulogaie Cale who will be
asked to take steps to the relief of
Harlan.
A committee was appointed to report
upon a plan of complete nnd effective
organization.
*!?*? ?* j
No trains will run cn the White Pass ;
railroad tomorrow.
iwMiMMMm i&$m w :
There will be no issue of the Alas
k in tomorrow.
Fine line of Dress Pants at Clayson's. J
Silk Vest* at Clayson's.
Way's Mnfllers at ClavsonV.
Fur Coats at Clayson's.
\uias Umbrellas at Clavson's,
Fur Capes at Clayson's.
Merry
Christmas
GANTY & FRANDSON
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
Are P*ck?d Wherever th? B?tt are Orown
That is the secret of their exquisite Flavor. Preferred Stock Pineapple,
for instance, is grown, ripened and canned all under the tunny ikies
of Hawaii. Pineapples brought to this country and then canned must be
pickcd before fully ripe or they won't keep? and the flavor ii
flat. Hawaiian Pineapple is the best grown. Every morning, the
ones ripened to their "spicy best" are gathered, taken into the can
nery, close at hand, peeled and cored by special cutters operated by
bright, tidy Hawaiian pirls. All the tough, fibrous center ti re
moved, and the sun-gold slices from the best part of the pineapple
arc then packed into Preferred Stock cana.
Try PREFERRED STOCK Pineapplr ? a royal dttitrf ? rra/) tt
ALLEN A LKWIS. Wholesale Grocers. PORTLAND. OREGON, U.S. A.
Note:? No tolder !? lived on caa? conraltdnf Preferred Stock Plaapfk
G-anty & Frandson Sole Agents Fk-igwav
F
II THE PEN
GREEN AND GAYNOP. BEACH END OF
LONG FIGHT, WHICH HAS BEEN
WITHOUT AVAIL
(By United Press.)
Washington, Dec. 24 ? 'rlie Ctrl of
one of the fiercest legal battles of his
tory was reached vestertUy whea the
supreme court of the United .State*
handed down its decision in the case
against Benjamin Green and John Gay
nor, accuseJ an>1 convicted 83v ral
yeirs ago of having appropriated to
their own use something over a half
million dollars, charged up to th<> im
provements of the harbor of Savunnah,
of which they had charge. The su
preme court finds no fault with the pro
ceedings in the court btiow, and tne
men must, therefore, serve their sen
tence of four years in the peniterr iary.
(By United Press.)
Vladivostock, Dec. 24 There !? <.s
been a revolt among thi> soldier a'. A -
guin, and the officers h ive n'TTt eh
slain. A large Retail of tr? Irs'
been sent from Slnnglmi.
SECRETARY TAFT VISITS"WOTHER'S 6,i;E
(By United Press.)
Cincinnati, Dec. 24 - vr irv T-f
arrivtd here veste'd . ? i ? . ^
mother's (jrave.
RESUMPTION DOES NOT CAUSE A RirTLE
ON THE SURFACE OF THE
SEA OF BUSINESS
(By United Press.)
San Francisco, Dire. 21- 'I t! 0
b inKsin this city yester'ay rcvm< d
business on a specie 1> <'s Xo ru s
were anticipated and none have taken
place. Business has gf>ne "n wif nut
any unusual occurrenc .
IIS i COSTLY
ir-srn ni
Ui I Li! ui
(By United Press.)
New V irk, I) ?. 24? Jack O'Hrien
makes the statem-in' that he will not
fight Jac* JuhrfO'i ai ho was scheduled
10 do next month. Me says that he
broke his h:ind in the contcst with
11 vepon 011 the ]5t'i at Philadelphia,
i'ne most knowing of the snorts b?li?ve
ho is tl unk n<r on tl.e game.
New V r!c. Dec. L'4 ? The local re
pub c io club? a* 1 m >etlng last night
una :m vi ly en.lor- > ?he candidacy of
(> ivernor Htijh s for the presidency.
All the delicacies o' the s as; at
the Pack T^ain Restaurant.
Xoirs Npckwear at ( i\ n's.
i ' r i-'tnas Siir<prrd(?rs at Claysoo's.
Swo'i iin" Smoking Jackets just re
ceived :;t Olnyson'd.
When we spy this we mean ad
vance in your method of Xinas
buying. Buy something of service
to yon.
Every article in onr store is a
good and valuable Xmas present,
not a p:ec3 of shining tinsel that
glitters for a moment and is gone
but something of comfort and val
ue that will cause any gentleman
or youth to remember Xmas as a
time of good will a season of good
ness, giveness and gladness.
Please call on us, old Santa
Claus for grown up folks is here.
tfce One Price glotbierc-Tourib and Broadway