SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1907
FRICE 10 CENTS
The Dolly A L?*Aau Cable.
Seattle, Sept. -The Post*lutelll
gencer io ad editorial this morning
that Governor Hosfgatt is failing woe
fully If he does cot at once use his full
authority to p nish to the fullest extent
the offenders in 'he railroad embrojjiio
at Valdez in wb i-h the Home Railway j
company and the Guggenheim interests
] Lave hiwl several clashes, ?nil by reason
of which rive men have been killed
within the past few weeks.
| Juneau, Sept. 23? Under instructions
l received this morning from Washing
ton, Governor Ho^gatt left at noon on
the cable bout Burnside for V*!doz,
where he will inve>ti>raie the r?tlroa<l
war at that place.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Winter Goods
Arriving on
Every Boat
Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames
St ore 5 open. Evenings Phones 4 and 55
f
One Thing We Distinctly Aim at
in This Business
Is that every man who
knows us or reads our
ads. will know that
this is the store for
quality in clothing.
We would rather be
known as the right
place for good stuff
than as a place where
you get low prices.
It is always easy to
quote prices but it is
what the prices buy
that counts.
We sell
Hart Schaftner &
Marx and David
Adler & Sons
Clothing and we want
you to know it. We
cannot give you auy
better evidence of our
staudard qualities than
that they are the best
made.
Copyright --9o>
Hart Schaffnef Marl
Ciayson $ go. |
tbe Oik Price ?loibters-To?rtb and Broadway!
Washington, Sept. 28? President Roos
velt yesterday recieved the resignation of
James Wickersham, judge of the third Judi
cial district of Alaska. Accompanying the
resignation was a request upon the part of
Judge Wickersham that his successor be ap
pointed as soon as possible- The resignat
ion was received here as a surprise, coming,
as it did, so shortly afte~ the announcement
of President Rooseveit that he would not a
gain send the name of Wickersham to the
senate until he had the report oi a special a
gent of the department who was being sent
to Fairbanks to investigate the cnarges
against Judge Wickersham. It was thought
Wickersham would not resign under fire
No reason has been given for the rMgnation,
but friends here assert that Wickersham has
decided to enter upon the practice of law at
Fairbanks. The appointment of a successor
will not be made by the president until after
his return from his southern trip- which will
be sometime the latter part of next month
Juneau Sept, 28? There is much political
speculation ? here over the resignation of
Judge Wickersham- It is reported that the
resignation of Judge Wickersham was
brought about through the machinations of
the Hoggatt administration followers,
VICE-PRESIDENT OF STANDARD OIL COM
PANY SUFFERS NERVOUS COLLAPSE
AND GOES TO SANITARIUM
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
New York, Sept. 23-Willlara H. j
Flagler, vice -president of the Standard j
Oil compmy, suffered a nervous break- .
down yesterday and has been taken to.
a ptivdto Minltarium for treatment.
IN MIKADO'S
REALM NOW
BI6 ANERICAN SECRETARY REACHING YO
KOHAMA IS GIVEN COSMOPOLITAN
GREETING AND BANQUETED
The Unity Alaskan Cable.
Yi kohaina, Sept. 28 ? Upon the arriv
al of the Minnesota today Secretary
Taft was tendered a royal welcome by
>11 nationalities of thr city. This after
noon a banquet will be given htui.
H
Every Can Guaranteed
We are receiving large ship
ments of this years pack
"Preferred Stock"
Canned Fruit, Vegetables, Etc.
Every Week
Our success with these goods has been
Phenominal. The reason is that peoplej
[want quality, and when they want the
(best, they can feel sure of finding- it under
Ithis brand..
GANTY & FRANDSON
1 ID GRAFTERS
RESORT TO KIDNAPING
Sau Francisco, Sept. 28 ? Kidnapped in broad daylight
while walkiug the streets of the city and held captive for
seven hours during which the entire police department of
Sau Francisco was hunting for him, was the experience of
Fremont Older, editor of the San Francisco Bulletin, yes
terday. The kidnaping was the work of those interested
in the suppression of graft exposures, who sought this
method of preventing reports of the inside graft workers
from appearing in the Bulletin while the Ford trial was in
progress. Older was the first man to begin the fight on tbu
?grafters two years ago and possesses knowledge of all graft
deals. O^er was seized by three men, shoved into a hack,
driven out near the water front, where he was kept in a
room guarded by the men and was afterwards rescued by
the police. When the officers arrived, searching for Older,
the captors fled and left Older, with arms and legs tied, in a
corner of the room. Assistant District Attorney Heney
says that he will see personally that the men back of the
outrage ace arrested and prosecuted.
The Dally Alaskan Cable.
San Francisco, Sept. 28?12 o'clock
Both Sullivan and Squires at dooo to
day expreisid themselves as confident
of winning. They will go Into the ring
at 3 o'clock. Admission It already at a
premium and tbe amphitheater will be
crowded.
San Francisco, Sept. 28? Ringside
o:30 p. in.? Both entered the ring at 3
o'clock. Firs; (our rounJs both fought
fiercely. There was much wreatliug by
Squires. The latter sremed to be a '
champion at miislng telling hits. In [
the nth Squires drew blood from Sulii
van's nose. Su'livan then caught
Squires in the mouth. Blood fio?ed
prjfusely. In the 7th both were a mass
of crimson. Sullivan's right eye was
split open. The crowd got their mon
ey's worth in the bloodline. Squires
was groggy in the 9th, while Snllivan j
| was belter In the 15th am.' 16th
j round Sullivan nearly lost on stomach
| fouls. Squires was still fighting fierce
ly. It was one of the bloodiest battles
on record. In the lilth Sullivan start
ed In to win. He floored Squiies with
a right to the jaw. Squires was
floored again after getting up and
stayed down the count.
THE PRIMARIES
The Alaskan baa no intention of as
suming the role of mentor for tonight's
primary. This newspaper thinks that
borne rule would be a (rood thing for
A' ask a. It does not, however, believe
that territorial government is all that
has been rosily pictured for it. Never
theless it certainly is so much ahead of
what we are getting at the present lima
that there is no comparison between
the two, aud It is the opinion of The
Alaskan that in order to get into line
for receiving territorial government
Alaska must show its united antagon
ism against Governor Hoggatt. Fair
banks and the Tanana country, Nome
and the coast towns have already gone
on record agaicst him, and its up to the
Skagway Republicans to fall into line.
The time to frame up winning political
matters for Alaska's betterment is to
night, and the opportunity to pass
strong resolutions of coidemation of
Governor Hoggatt's acts and select
known friends of territorial govern
ment to go to Juneau should be taken
advantage of or not regretted when too
late.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
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