fHE DAILY ALASKAN
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Na 207 VOL. IX.
3KA0WAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3 1906 ^PKICE 10 CENTS
HARRISONS'
We oarry the "Matzen" hand tailored ready made
skirts, from $5 to $17.50- an?l the "Gem" tail
ored silks and wool shirtwaists, 1907 s!yles just
received.
Remember this is the last week in which to buy lf>
and 17A cents ginghams for 10 cents.
Just a few shirt waists left at 50c 011 t'ie dollar.
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This month's Butterick Patterns
are 10c and 15c ? none higher.
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Phone's 4 and 55 Store's open evenings
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It you smoke the^^
El Arabe
Cigar
you will smoke it always
TONY DORTERO
^ Sole Agent for Alaska
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Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
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:: A. L.GRANT. PHONE 136 \
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Clayson & Company
WANT
YOU
TO PUT
Your Foot
INTO A
Henkton or
Burt $ Packard
Dress Shoe
We Guarantee Com
fort and Satisfaction
Fhe One Price Clothier
fourth and Brodway
LARGEST CLOTH I Xli \NI> KIKNIH1V*
GOODS HOl'SK IN ALL OP ALASKA
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CKSTRAI.LV I/X'ATKD uk.st| accommodations g
1 New Home Restaurant I
Mrs. C. H illy, Manager
Best 25'Cent Meals in the C'ty
:FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
CUBA WILL RETAIN FREEDOM
President Roosevelt says intervention is temporary
and solely for the purpose of restoring order? Inde
pendence will be restored-Magoon to to succeed Taft
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
Washington- Oct 3? AL a meeting of the cabinet this morning President Roosevelt
said that the Cuban intervention was solely for the purpose of restoring order He said it is
the purpose to restore Cuban independence at the very earliest possibla moment.
Gov. Magoon. of Panama- was today selected to be governor of Cuba to succeed Act
ing Governor Taft. He was selected in preference to Gov, Wmthrop- of Porto Rico whose
name was considered for the reason that the latter could "ot be spared from his present
station.
SEAIfLf SUBSCRIBES m
STOCK IN ONE M
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, Wash., <Vtobcr 3 -The
total stock of tha Alaska-Yukon
Pacific fair was taken yesterday. The
total subscriptions amounted to foTS,
6S0. Enough more has been pledged to
make the |?ubscription8 afcffrepate j
$700, 000. The enthusiasm with which i
the bu*iness men of the city took up
the matter assures the success of the]
fair beyond the expectation of its most !
optimistic promoter.
NEW RllLE
Fortune Telling ia vagr&ncj
In Washington
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, Oct. 3? The superior court of
the State of Washington for King j
xmnty he hi yesteiilay that fortune tell- J
inr constitutes v?graucy in the state of |
Washington. An effort -is being made |
to free Seattle with the ionumberabte j
fortune tellers who hare been plying j
:heir graft in the city. The superior j
jourt decision is a result of the move- 1
meat.
Working for City
D. Mackintosh was fined $5 ami costs
by Judce Tanner this moroine for beiiv
Irunk and disordetly. He will work il i
Jut.
James Hiegins arrrstfi! on the same
jharjre plead not cuilty ?nd will he j
iricd this afternoon.
Whn Start* tb* Far. ?
It is dead easy to start the fire if you
have plenty of "dry Kindling and wood, j
rhe Alaska Transfer can supply you in j
arge or small quantities. Phone 10.
(Jase Dress and Street Hats at Har- j
risons'.
IN TOILS
Ilea! .?f Mormon Church ]
Arrested for Polygamy
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.}
Salt Luke, Utah, Oct. 2? Joseph F.
Smith. preside!) tut the Mormon Church,
was arrested last night charged with
living- willi five wires. He was bound
over by the magistrate to await the
action of the grand jury. It is said
that Smith's 43d child was just born.
Cordova to Hum Po?tolfo?
Cordova is to have a postoffiee. John i
Burton has been appointed postmasUr, j t
and his bond has been approved, He J f
has not vet received his outfit. ' f
Deputy Marnbal for Cordova
Charles Hood, of Seward, has been
appointed deputy United States
marshal for Cordova.
8kar?ra? Lanndrr
For first-class work try Skapway
Laundry. Twenty-tive vears' exper;
ence. Telephone 8S. if
H. D. Clark ? Ranofc
Home pro<vn gold coin potatoes, J2.25
ptr 100 pounds. Phone 131.
Try these for achange
G-erman Breakfast Cheese
McLaren's Imperial Cheese
C & B Pickled Walnuts
Bismark Herrings
Heinz Mandalay Sauce
Fresh Comb Honey
Old Mission Ripe Olives in Pint Cans
Old Mission Olive Oil is Pure
Gamy k Frandson
'Phone 51
IHS fAIFH
Fulma Believe* Cnl>/?n Re
public Will be Restored
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.) 1
Havana. < >ct. 3? Former President
Paima left today for Mantanzas. lie
nays that he has f?ith that the 1'oited
Sitates will return the island of < uba
to the Cuban people.
Secretary Taft is planning an in
crease of the "unitary force to rope
with the yellow fever which it is feared
will become epidemic
pracTical iokir
PAVS fOR JOKE
I/>wry llart. mixologist at the Mas- [
?ot, wns the victim yesterdap of his
>wn pract ical joke and it cost him flrtj
md costs in the municipal court. Nieht :
>efore laat. according to the testimony
if Oscar Moburg and the judgment cf|
he court, when Hart and Moburif were |
roinu home, it struck Hart that it
rould lie a fine^thine to hare a mock j
lold up for the edification of the police.
1e fired his revolver three times in j
?apid succession and tore off down the
itrcet, followed by Moburp. who joined j
n the joke by this time. In a short |
ime policemen ar.d others were also in i
lursult and there was at much exrit-l
nent on the street as could be very ;
?asil> aroused at - a. rri .
Hart and Mohnrg claimed that the!
lold up w*s a real affair until pressed '
ty Chief Mnore when Mnburp gave:
iway the "joVe." Hart was fined for
hooting a revolver within the city j
imils.
Nnn> tiorlne Machine f?r S ?!?
Fire-wheel Premier automatic numb
iring machine for sale ('rice >?>. ]
nquire at Daily Alaskan nftloe.
Notice to Pnfclic
Charles I'eterson, having assume*! |
ontrol of the New Hume restaurant, is
uthorfj.el to collect all hill? due ton
hat house. I <
Mis* Mary llernhofer. 3-t.
Gingham Vnrgain? at Harrisons' this
reeic only. 1 1
IIIIS PARKER
Hearsts Rousts Lntp Candi
date and NeH Roast
(Special Di?patch to Daily Av>kao
New York, Oct .1 William fUo
dolph Hearst, democratic 'candidate for
governor, yesterday attacked .1 ndjfe
Alton tt. Psrker, whom he acc-ised of
being hired by the corporation* to d#
fend Mayor Mcdellan'? th?>ft of the
New York mayoral ity election in the
courts. Today Judge Parker replied to
the attack.
.ludfje I'arker said that no corpora
tion contributed one cent to Mayor
McClellan's contest fuod. He said that
he had not received one dollar for hia
participation in the affair. Fie rare
his services free of charge, he say?, be
cause Hearst was trying to defraud Mc
Clellan out of the fruits of his victory
at the |?lls. Parker says Hearst hss
been lying about his position in the
campaign of two yea; s ago.
Will PHOSfClilf
BAIIOI BOX CROOKS
Seattle, Sept 29? Prosecitine Attor
ney Mackintosh ha* c?u.?f(l wa?rant* to
be issued for the arrest of Htmy
and K. 1, Parkinaon. prominent pol
itieian-. for fraudulent counting of
votes at the la?t municipal election.
L M. W mat A Bonlf.o.
T... M. West. foimerly of Skajwty
where he was ajrent for the Pacific
Poa?t Steamship Company, is now in
the hotel tmsinrss at I*os Anjeles, Cll.
He is proprietor of the Abbo't*ford
Inn. located at the corner of F.iirht and
Hope streets in the Southern California
metropolis
A C}??r*Bt#e(! Cwre For Pll"
Itching. HMnd. Werdine, Pronudiiur
Piles. Druceist* are auibo-i;e?il to re
fund money if PAZO oivTMF.VT fail* to
cure in ft to M day*. ."i0 cent*.
If yoii wan! the best, atop at th#
White Paw Hotel, Whltehoree. K?ery
thmp new.
wwoys Rpnicmhcr th? Kali Nam* jm
| axative ftrcmo Quinine (VLJ/
tores aCoMhOnrNv. (VM? 2 D?v? fcot Jfc
r *SickRoom gomforis*]
many times do as much good as a doctor?
They aid the doctor always We have
everything in sick room requisites that
can be desired? hot Water bottles, bed
pans, fountain syringes, atomizers, etc
We are always on the lookout for new de
vices to help ill to get well.
Wm. BRITT