FHE DAILY "TJBW ALASKAN
CITY QFFSICIT^L. PA RES R
No. 30 VOL. IX. SKAGWAY, ALASKA. WEDNESDAY MARCH. 7 IH06 PRICF, 10rEN?8
NEW PLAN
Gowuin t Might Kxp ri
in "is t in M';i-ra!s
iA L) s >; ch to l>'i V A'aVai )
hi;:c"o:i. March 7? Tli<? hou^9
,uce yesterday v ted to report
bly a bill providing for the e tab
in: of aa experimental station for
'pose of testing minerals of tlie
I Suu s under the direction of the
>rnment.
L.
GOES OPEN
!
Moiv Luids For Wa8!.insrt"n
Firm* rs
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Wa.vhington, March 7 ? The house of
representatives yesterday passed a bill
providing for the opening of the south
hslf of the Colviile Indian reservation.
The reservation lies northwest of
Spokane and contains a large area of
farming and grazing lends.
HARRISONS'
'Phones No- 4- and 55
This:
WEEK'S
HKBHi
i=Bargains=:
Axminster 1^x12 Art Square $35.00 for $28- 00
Smiths Moquette 9x12 Art Square *35 for $28,00
Passaic Velvet i?xl"2 Art Square $32.50 for $26 50
Roxbury i'xli' Art Square $28.50 for $23-50
Empire Tapestry 9x12 Art Square #20 for $17.50
Imperial Smyrna 5>xl*J Art Square $-'S for $23-50
Imperial Smyrna Art Square $11.50 for $ 9.00
Small Rugs worth ->M.50to $7.50 now $1.15 to $5.75
Vanl Carpets worth ->1.00 to ?1.85 a yard this week
at 85c to $1.50 a yard
Mattings. 3oc to 90c a yard, this week, your choice of
10 patterns, at 22 l-2c to 65c a yard
rftAA |)ll|loof wallpaper, to go at a song,
jl/VV KOIlO and 111 sing the song myself*
Applique Borders $2.50 uow $1.00 a rol*
Ingrain Ceilings. 50c now 25c a roll
Embossed and Gilt papers for hall, parlor, bedroom
and dining room, sold elsewhere from 25c to ?1.00
a roll, now 10c to 40c a roll
We carry all grades of houselining, family
paints. varnish, stains, oils- lead, glass,
mould me s. etc.
TOOURWHirEHOR^E UiTOMERS ThU out w>ll ? ?re yon <ha
d?ty on C*rp?t? and on Wallpaper dnty And fc?l?ht.
p
Clothes may not make the man
But one (if our HART
SCHAFFNER &
MARX
or
DAVID ADLER &
SONS
Suite will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $10
to $40.
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Hart Schitfner <Sr" Marx
f fi. Claysoit S Co.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
lag^t clothix? axd fcrmihino rAMHh *M(| BrOdWdV !
GOODS HOUSE IX ALL OF ALASKA. J VMI WWW Ul VMW My |
GOVERNORSHIP WILL 00 10
w. b. noooAir
Believed That President Will Appoint Juneau
Man This Alternoon as Only Candidate
Who is Resident Alaskan
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Washington, March 7? President
' Roosevelt is eipected to send the name '
of \V. U. Hoggatt. of Juneau, to the
j senate this afternoon to be governor of I
| Alaska, being guided in h's choice by
; the policy of home rule, heretofore an
j nouDced for himself, though Clura a:id
his following and Senator Hemenway i
I are still fighting for recognition.
President Roosevelt for several da\s
has been considering the name of Walt er
E. Clark, the newspaper man, who
lepresents the Seattle Post-l uelligen- !
cer and other western papers here be
sides being a member of the New York
Sun staff. Clark issued a statement
today saying that he is not and ha- not
been a candidate for the appointment.
Several Alaskans at Washington had
ur,?ed him to enter the race but his
consideration by President Roosevelt
am; Secretary Hitchcock was of their
own volition and a personal compliment
to him by them.
It it generally considered that Hog
gait, the only candidate for the appoint
ment who Is backed as an actual resi
dent of Alaska, will be succesaful.
otis Qiiitr
Situation L oks Beiter In
China
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Peking, March 7? The situation
looks quie'er and missionaries are re
t irning to their posts in man; places.
The governments eemand the person
a' punishment of the government of
the governor of Nonchang in addition
to the actual murderersof missionaries.
He will probably be degraded.
fORCT MEM
Dowit ites Mud- to Take CiVi 1
iz-'d Medici n s
[Special Dispateh to Daily Alaskan.)
Chicago. March 7 ? The Chicago
board of health, acting UDder the ad
vice of Col. James Hamilton Lewis,
corporation counsel, is now forcing
those who are ill in this city to permit
the attendance of physicians and to
take the medicines they prescribe.
Several deaths have occurred lately
that it is claimed could have been pre
vented had medical attention not been
denied ihose who succumbed while they
were yet alive.
Order your coal and wood from the
Alaska Transfer Company and it will
be delivered promptly. Phones 10 &4C
I' you are out of kindling see E McC
Weste. I have it bv the sac\ or cord
Phones 90 84. tf
WINS 01) i
Templeman Goes to Parlia
ment by Vast Majority
(S:*ri?l Dispatch to D-tily AlssVsn )
Victoria, B. C., March 7-Forraer!
Senator William Templeman, recently
appointed to be a member of the i.aurier
cabinet, was returned to the "house of
commons at yesterday > election by a
large majority, defeut ng Candidate _
Beck-with, conservative. Templeman
is a liberal.
STILL IT
Czar Continues to Cliim'
Ant- Cl'Hlic Powers
(Special Dispatch to Dailv Alaskan.) I
St. Peteisburg, Mirch 7 ? 'iuf cza" :
has issued a manifesto setting forth the
powers of the national assembly. He j
will be continued with the full powers
of the autocrat of all the Russia?. .He j
permits a meeting of the national
assembly once a year but he retains the
r:ght to dissolve it [at any time or to
veto its actions.
The Mascot saloon sells liquors
oy the built or case goods at wholesale j
prices. All th-s old brands always on
hand.
The Pack Train Restaurantr will
serve wine with dinner orders, free, in
place of tea or coffee. Come On boys
Plow's Candy, th est made, for sale
at the Bess Bakery .. tf
For one week only we
will make the following
prices
Postum Cereal 25c Malta Vita 15c
Atlas Oats 15c H. O. Oat Meal 15c
Cero Fruits 10c Ball Blueing 5c pkg
Ralston Breakfrst Eood 15 cents per pkg
Acme & Blue Steam Flour $1.40 per sack
All kinds of Jellies and Jams 20 cents
OJive Oil. Gallon Cans $1-00
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Sole Agent? "Rose of Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
RIPLINGER WINS t Ifl ION
BV CLOSf MM
Republican Candidate Ahead With 50 Pre
cincts Missing? Gross Frauds Alleged Be
low Dead Line Where Clancys Ruled
1 (Special Dispath to the Daily Alasksn.)
Seattle, March 7? The result of yes
terday's municipal election wa# the
closest in the history of this city aod
will terminate in the court*. On the
face of the returns, with 50 precincts
stiil mUsinc, John Riolir.irer. republi
can, has been elected over William
Hickman Moore, municipal ownership
candidate, by 250 plurality. Judjje
Moore and his supporters allege gross
frauds in the First ward, where the
be'ow-deadline *o<e *a oast aolW'y for
UipHojTfr under the !? ader?h:p of the
Claryg A contest will trorrly follow
the election.
The council will be n>i*ed. though
the repub icati* will aurely hare a
majority The return* for counrllmra
In many precinct* were io?t ?i|fbt of in
the It t'reM over the m rowlfty.
The remainder of the republican city
ticket is probably aalcly elected. do
matter what may be the reauU frr
msror.
IIP CHANGES
Keru Trophy Won by Chal
leDg^rs
The Kern trophy was won last night
bv J. E. Harrnear. W. B King and F.
C. Flahany, the challengers, from W.
\V. Ward. E M. \ clot? re and EJ
Barry. the deftnders. Four panes
were played, the challenger# retting
three of them making eight g-mei In
the contest and the victory. The de
fenders won sit games. There was a
lie urior >o last night.
The contest has been one of the
closest that has been played for this
trophy, of *hich there has been three
this season besides the to irnament of a
year ago.
In order to hold the trophy it will be
necessary for Messrs Barragar, King
and Flaharty to mi cessfully defend the
it in two more contests. There it
some ta It of the team that was defeated
in the con e-t that ended laat night
challenging again.
The record of the games last night
follows:
Team totals. .. .421 478 43 i 45i
Team totals ....462 415 499 492
Bighest score? Rarrafcar.193: second,
tie. Mclntyre, 181: lUrragar, 181.
Highest averages? Barragar, 175:
second. Ward, 163
GAMES
V11 12 U 14
Ward
Mclntyre.
Barry
160 160 156 177
120 181 132 151
141 137 149 129
IS DEAD
Gen. Soln.fi Id i-- Bnrie I at
Washington
(i- p* -ial Diapatch to ?aily Alaskan )
Wa?hiogt<n. March 7? The 'meral
of Lieut. On. John M. SchofleM, for
merly coramsr.der In ch!e< of the
Cnited Staie* irmj ann * former ?ec
retarv of war. ?ake?p'ac? at ?.*> o'clock
thta afte?r.oon. Tbe fla?? are at h?lf
matt h?r? ard hare he* n ordered to be
kept so at all army pf*' - today.
Gen. SchofieM w*? K.rn in ChaoU?
qua county. N Y . Seji 29. 1*31: rrad
uated from Weat Poin' in 1 Vvt rrofea
?or at W ?t Point, la""i <?0: chief of staff
to Gen. I?yoo, 1981 : a'terward com
manded armj of fror.! ?r. department
of Miaaoori and drpar meet of Ohio,
and participated in ' berman'* cam
paign to the aea. 5rh' s and winning
t-tae battle of Franklin. Weatinc Geo.
Hood: aecretary of war inder Prea;de?t
Johnaoc: ?u pari n tender. ?, of Waat Point,
187M1: command*! -ariooa depart
ments until IS**, *b< n he wa* m?de
genera! in-chief of the army, tracceed
inc Gen. Sheridan: ritde 'ienteoaot
general in I""*', in which year be re
tired. He rankt-d high aa aa officer
and a gentleman .
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Flowers of France and those of
Sunny California. The latest
Creations in Deligrtful Perfum
ery from Abroad and Below at
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PLUMBERS
The Pioneer Tin and Harduiare Store
PirK AND PIPS FITTINGS, RRA^ AND IRON V M,VR3.
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Manufacturers of Yukon Stoves
Fifth Avenue near Brosdtraj .... 8tx?way. Ata*ka