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WE WISH YOU A VERY
; Happy and Prosperous
New Year
Store will be closed all day Monday
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?OLE SELLING AGENTS,
ift. Svaowav. A>a?w?
1 famous fight Pans
FEAR FOR FLYNN
LRU* Mop? Held Out Fur fXretuau
Against Th? 8la?k Champion
All tAlk of the proposed Johneo
Flynn fight calls to mind November
2, IW7. wh?i Johnson knocks! Ftyun
out In eleven round* at San Fran
cisco Granting that Plynn has !tn.
proved ahjoe then. and even admitting
for the sake of argument that John
son !? no bettor, or even Just a.
good, the outlook tor tb? fireman
would appear dark. Here Is what
some of the San F^ancteco papers h 1
to ?ay about that ro in 1P07 :
"Jim Flynn Is the gam^s; ft ,ht?r
t J his inches hi aU the world, and
the worst matchmaker This be.tuiif
apparent In the first round of hi*
fight with Jack Johnson . jtnd wn.-- n
centuated in each round until ttin
eleventh. when Flynn was kiv K? :
out with ? straight right to the Ja
Nature never Intended Flyir .
opponent for Johnson. The latter
has a marked advar.taw in h<-i 'i*.
:each and boxing skill, and to of
this Ffnn has oa'.y an indomitable
courage worthy of a better fa sc.
Flynn administered virtually i -
ishment to Johnson. For a nmn' or !
rounds tt was evi.lent that Fly ? < <
? ly hope of winninc lay in the h
r.f a chance blow to e't-hcr bo ly
I l.ead which would tak? some ? ' *'
flcht out of Johnson. ThS hope i
.shed in the ninth round." ? Sai Fran
isco CalL
"As neatly a placed r ht t
; out as ever crushed a:ra'n : a
oc's chin dropped Jim Flynn on .s
face in the eleventh rourd an.; f;ia ?
Mm fair pr?y for the time',, pc- - at
Coffroth's arena yesterday. \
round beean, Johnson ye'le d
ly: "Come on, Flynn. Th y > '
inc you to.' Flynn needed n <
His Mt eye was ckwed .is tr. a
drum from repeated v ? !tv> ? .
Johnson's glove. But he pi:*"
agely with the pood optic ard n h<
and rushed. The content w.-- 1 i
action, but to the practiced
looked as if Johns in held I
! safely at all staces of the af
? tveero did not slug indis>r:r ? a ' i
< the main, he stood over Flynn I'V <?
ja b4$ black hawk and w-aited : r
: white man's attack. It na
ns dayhcht that he f
| jting the fireman with a ha ; ri i!
I punch "-?San Francisco r
Outclassing Jim Flysin i
I point oC the rame, Jack Johr,
1 *d a knockout in 1b?- oa: ?
the eleventh round. clo?i- c i
that had never been in doubt : h r
right that wont flush to the
U>ppted Flynn. already woa r.
eou raged, and before ha'f tV
wn- time had beei <v tc '
end* were 1n the ring in t< ? '
defeat Fiynn put up the > <t ;
he coiiJd. but his be^t a f1'
so far as John??on n
Saai Francisco Chronli ;<
, That sort of evidence ? i hi t.? '
. .xmvlnoin?. even at this \a4- >
SEATTLE ASSAY OFFICE
LOSES MUCH BUSINESS
\ mount Of Gold Received For 1 1
Very Small ? Pue To The P
criminatory Rate.
SEATTLE. Jan. 6? ' Tho
tory rate established by the t
department against the l"n >1 S
assay office in Seattle rr
shrinking the total goid n c. ' >r
1911 more than 15.000,0' >
anwvaJ report issued vester ij y \
s&ycr In Charge C. E Vilt> '!
tal receipts for 1911 amount? i :
111.895 69. The 1910 to?al w $11.
:i6.6$9.09.
Charges at the assay o
ed by the treasury depa ?m?
$1.25 above the mint char
Francisco. Recent lv the c
?>rdered that this be dout
the excess charge ?2 ' 1 p< ?
dollars Through the r r<
of Conrrossmaji \V. K Hump
order has been withdrawn
ther notice There is now i
Uorn before congress aboi>
excess rate entirely, and pla c
assay office in the <>anie cl; ??
N'ew York a!*ay office
The steady decline in gold r
at the assay office for several j s
'ast past, and tJie Increase shiptr.
to the San Francisoo n> it. s" ??
effect of the dlscriminai iry oV.r.rcc:
In 1906 the gold receipts wer> $1
,"46.93$ "4; In 190T the rpce p: w. e
fl7.866.447.S3,- in l?0s the figures
were $18,544,469.79; In " th r w -<>
$15.?64.26$.n. in 1910.
in 1911. $6,111,395.69
Henry Friedenthal Fhone Ti>. Q ck
leHvery Ttacgare and express'.nc on
short notice, day or nlghL
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Location notices. placer and c iartr
for sale ky the Pally Alaskan.
00UGLA8 ISLANOEPIS
MOLD A WAR DANCE
Every Little .Movement. Has a Mean
In* All JU Own."
IXmvlas Island enjoyed two Christ- '*
aMLs celebration* this Tear FV>tow 1
lng twelve days aftej our Oristmas f
? e>bra;;o?i. the Slavonians held their*
oei Jan. TU>. Tlie day was spent In '
Tea *kig and in dancing their nation 1
al tlan. . s. Speaking of those dance*.1
the Juneau IV-spnuh says:
"Speaking of Indian war dance*. '
anyon? who takes interest in dances '
should ?xv the nationij dances given
ay th.' Croa* m poopif at their Xma? ^
-elebration.
"Thcs.-> people can oat-jnnip, out
yell a_Kl out-dance aiy Th! Ingot In
Han who ever Urea tied. The:r danccf
are stranste on "3 an! ha>e been
.anded down ta them, tor hundred* j
>f years. To an \nvprlcaa it seems
1 ! ? : t chiefly oX l'?aplng a d yelL <
?iff. hut after you get to unlerstand
X "every HIV- movement ha* a menr
These dances do nut require lady
>artnerc. tot cot 'st of a ring of
t who loip a* i s Hy to the nr-aic '
a f! Idle f at re ? Bbk-s the Chln
: < . s ? t'? *s a'l alone
;-d - he V ? ; it p trti! he is ex
i , n repe ated to the
plfi 1* t. r-s men emtira^e
. ld!-tr f .".Is frt.s. hki chair from ex
?nd -'he cry i -. "On ? *-n the dance."
ESTERN CCAL PKt>UU\-tHS
URCED "O DEFEND PRODUCT
lie hift'rvr-H I -It 11 ft r?*I OTpeT"t
The Pacific T ,ut Steamship O.'n
!it n" nVio oV'i v She will arrive
Fresh Olj n ; is Ovst r Corktall* at
hp Hoard of Trade. tf.
1*6* ftcc":""r^r v * son'
' >n of offi
er? "? - whi< \ m i * :JJ be Mfrtd.
H F. T\TT,OR. Sec.
Pold At * T/"?.s' Malt Rainier, 2?
vats per t! jr.! ?? 'ally prepared
r * rk i > p 1 1 Invalids, a d
w. bar. s li : \ 'ter that priee wU
>e S"> centi pnr bct.tto.
Tark Train Hw I
\arn_ v 1 v r rain nely? Tli? r
leal Introl'irtinn Club lead* to hap
v-to-dnte ;nr,' f - pf " rly Intro
-ing Trorthy, n-iap-i,-. -< nbie people
?eople of any DiiUonaHty, religion.
~e. or finai ia| ro vm. Many
eople xrtit.ic; rlrh an! poor. Tar
P. 0. Fox IT?*, Vnnortrpr, B. C.
A fine m d :;i ; * - ? rir k l? |
he pnre wb le->tne 1 t?r made from
| the sparkiine water* of Tumwaier
Kails, and the very b? t barley malt
?ith Jast the rUht proponfon of
i-hcrfcvet icrown hc>{4. Brewed as on
ly the 01ym;> a Rre^in^ company can
brew. For *a!e ai. the Boar* of Trade
The Table d'HD'e dinner at the
- !? fian e'er |
>Vhr don't you try it Von are wel- I
i-ome. W. I
MASONS INSTALL NEW
OFFICERS THIS EVENINO,
\. )ar?? attendance i* eip?ct?d at
.Wilt* I'&M Lodje, No 111, i>ee
Vccepted Mmous, this eveaiaf. la
Ullation ot the newly ?ieeted oCV
<?m for the <omtn? year, who will j
*> InstnlW. are A. B Towne. Wor-|
vhiptul Master; W R. HlVterr. Settlor
iVarden; Jamea \Va4a<-e, Junk* War. !
len; P. H. G*nty, Tr*a?urec, and H
-- Taylor. Secretary.
W. 8. Sparks is the retlrtn* W. M.
A large attendance la urged for
hi a evening, to give the new offL
- a cxxl send off.
-OWELL PREDICTS
PROMISING YEAR.
Mr. F. F W. Ijowell, local agent
t!i^ C P. R Steamahlp company,
. n fjungUonpi by a representative
f the Alaskan, on the business out.
for th< coming spring, was very
optimistic.
Hp stated that indicators p'in'ed
-> a rood freicht year, which means
ty for SVaeway.
T''>l?l"d Pale Rahiier. Bine Ribbon
O ympia Beer for sale at the
r>rd '-f Trade. U.
COLOS CAUSE MEAOACHI
LAXATIVE BROMO Qttinln*, th? wor'd
?lit? CoM and urip r emedy remote#
ctun. Call for fuii name. Look for
?Jfnatur* E W. OROVE. He.
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO riND WHAT
YOU WANT
VM>m you are oat on a hunt fur
?oroeVhio* appropriate a* a ?'f. re
member I have new good* ??? b m
DarMjeom# cut glaaa, alleerware, and
b< auUfiJly band painted china, jiei
la from the maker**, whi<"h wooW
make a* handsome a present an
be made. Suck gooda are alwax* ap
predated. I have nothing but tke
lateat, up to date In pattern. and In
ijuality. Nolhlnx but lite ?ery bMet.
Our watch work, new y man*. farter
H and okillfu) enjrannc apeak f r
'hrn.seivee We do o?l turn o<it our
unl"** It la rnl*he<l In th? '>m>l
manner and we gnar*nt"e e*?ry pt?
of ft If too have any trr>i:>Ie W'h
vonr watch brir.g It to u? and we w. II
guarantee yon entire ?aU*faction a'
reasonable rharzes.
Don't neclect yonr eyee when y ?
'an net them -xamtned fr?-e at m?
?tore with the latent npf ral Ina'r
nent*
J fkuta.
Jeweler ud OH a
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Fow to make inexpensive *
r ^ m
Cuts of meat palatable ?
a
? By cooking "En Casserole"' "
m
You can st^w or bake inexpensive cuts ?
of meat in a most appetising manner .
m
r The Casserole cooks slowly and th^r
M
oughIy---keeps in ?ll the juices and *
* flavors ^
;
l Use Guernsey Earthenware *
m
Vown, VI hite-Lined, Enameled ?
?
Bean-1 ols, Pie Plates, Vegetable Hi^pc *
and Meat Dishes ?
m
Always In Stock at Right Prices *
! . \. HARRISON & C<>.:
Phone 55 *
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When in SKa^way Stop nt the
Pullen House
MRS. H. 9. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS
, The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
?
E ECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS. TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLF SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk ?nd Cr??T< from our own Jw~*ey Da'.*y.
RATK3 CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SI RVTCB
FREE BU8 TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
SKagway Alaska