THE DAILY "IWr ALASKAN
CITY OFFICIAL. PWPER
TENTH YEAR SKAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY MAY 21) 1907 ? PRICE 10 CENTS
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Fairbanks and other communities protest against
governor's representing Alaska at A.-Y.-P. fair
ground breaking?Newspapers in four cities write
warm editorials on subject
?
(Special Dispatch to thft Daily Alaskan)
Fairbanks. May 29? The announce
ment that Gov. W. B. Hoggatt has
b?en selected to deliver the principal
address at the ground breaking for the
A'aska- Y ulcon-Pacific fair June 1st has
caused much resentment among the ^
peoj'le of th; Alaskan interior. The
Morning Times and the Evening News
have each been running editorials ob- '
jectinfr lo ihe action, and infoimation.
has been received from Nome, Valdez,
Seward and elsewhere that protests
have been entered from those towns,
iD which protests the press has joined.
It is contended that Gov. Hoggatt is
in no sense representative of Alaska
and that his energetic efforts to stand
between the representatives of the
Alaskan people and the accomplish
ment of those things to secure which
they were chosen makes his selection
as the representative of the people of
the North in any capacity distasteful
and improper. ?<?
MANY PROMINENT MEN TO
j 6t ARRESTED
(S|M>cial Dispatch \a Dally Alaskan.)
Washington, May 20? It is announc
ed today that within a few days a
uuinber of prominent politicians in
Oregon, Idaho and Colorado will be i
arrested for land tliefts. It is said that ;
these men have conspired to defraud
the government out of the public
domain and that they had acquired
thjusands of acres illegally.
! TRY AGAIN
Presbyterians Will Decide
Questions next Year
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Denver, Col., May 39? The Presoy
terians of America will ratet again next
year for the purpose of considering the
future of the churches of their various
divisions. Several important matters
in connection with the union of the
various branches of the church wbich
have caused more or less ditliculty in
the obliteration of the dividing lines
will be permitted to await for another
year. By that time it is thought thev
will have disappeared.
O'BRiEX'S VLKOM
MtiliTS WERF FAKES
j Los Angeles, May 211? "Philadelphia
| Jack'' O'Brien, the pugilist, in a news
paper interview made public today,
.oakes the confession that all his light*
while in the Yukon territory were pre
arranged fakes. I his confession is only
j .mother nail in the cotlin of O'Brien's
I ring career.
CRFAM
Pare Rye
America's finest production. Rich
and mellow: At the Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation ! !
Phono City Transfer
: l-'or your coal, wood and general haul
1 i :g. Phone 90. BonghtOD's cigar
sore. 10-4-1 mo
NOT THERE
Ciicnit Court Will Not En-,
1 furee Grub Stake
(Special Dippatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, May 29? The circuit
court of appeals yesterday decided
that Isaac Marks, who grubstaked
"Swiftwater Bill" Gates to $2,000
could not c llect any part of
the fortune "Swiftwater" is said to
have woo in Alaska by reason ol the
money that was given him, The deci
sion is to the effect that the grubstake
cannot be enforced under the provisions
of the law.
Marks sued "Swiftwater Rill" for
$150,000, and Judge Gilbert dismissed
the suit.
CUV OF SEATTLE
OK WAY NORTH
The City of Seattle sailed from Se
a'tle for Skagway yesterday evening at
10:;i0 o'clock according to a dispttch
received this morning by E. A. Murphy,
agent for the vessel. She will be d?e
here next Sunday with about three
days' mails.
At The Mascot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bel
mont Whiskies (double stamped goods,
10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific
Bottled B-er, at the Mascot.
The best dining room, the best accommo
dations, tue most comfort at the Fifth
avenue.
amsKHN
Seed Potatoes
Per Hundred weigh!
GANTY & FRANDSON
PRICE or WHISKY GOES
IP 20 PER CENE
(.Special Dispatch to Daily AlaBkan)
Washington, May 29? The price of
whisky all over America has advanced
20 per cent as the result of a ruling of
the department increasing the standard
of purity demanded under the term of
the pure food law, It is held that in
order to sell whisky without its being
labeled as adulterated or blended goods
it must be absolutely pure.
BEAT HIM
Clairvoyant Guts Around
Alaskan for $2,000
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, May 29? Carl Maring, an ex
Alaskan, recently bought <2,000 worth
of miuiug stock on a pointer received
from a clairvoyant which turned out to
be worthless. He is now suing for the
recovery of the money on the ground
that there was a conspiracy to defraud
him of it.
HOT TIME
Police Required To Tame,
Ziou City
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Zion City, 111.. May 29? L;ader Voliva
was forced yesterday to call on the
Chicago police to quell a riot which
broke out among the Zionists over
church troubles.
Haldls and Halvard on Soheiluln
The Haldis and Halvard are running
on a regular schedule. One or the
other of the big freighters will arrive
at Skagway every eight eight days.
They arc bringing through freight for
the interior corthbound aud carry ore
from the Ketchikan district to British
Columbia smelters southbound. The
Halvard is now en route to Skagway.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Restaruant.
SN LINE
Bryan Ready to Support
Southern Democrat
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
J Washington. May 29? William J.
; Bryan announced yesterday that he is
ready to support a Southern Democrat
for the Democratic presidential nom
, ination. He says there are many of
, the Southern Democrats who are of
presidential timber who would be satis*
| factory to the Democratic party and to
the nation
In this connection it is pointed out
that at the last Democratic national
convention Mr. Bryan seconded the
nomination of Senator Cockrell, of
Missouri, a Southern Democrat and an
ex-Confederate soldier.
mm nx if
Schmitz's Friends Approach
Jurors For Mayor
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
' San Francisco, May 29? The prose.
' cution has found that at least one jury
man selected in the Schmitz trial has
; been approached in the interest of the
' mayor. The juror has been dismissed
' and he will probably be prosecuted.
Leave orders at the Home Restau
rant to have the lustre renewed on your
Pianos and other furniture with the
aid of mv infallible polish.
| 5-4? tf Robert Lee.
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j?T* I have spent considerable money in improv- js
ing my fountain this year, and am novr in
position to serve better drinks ? most delight
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fnl and delicious drinks ? thau ever before.
All popular flavors are served.
Kim. Brltt Ok Druggist
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