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No. -07
TENTH YEAH
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, TDESDAY, DECEMBER 10 1907
PRICE 10 CENT8
GOOD NIGHT
GOOD BYE
RECEPTION TO MR. AND MRS. GOTTRELL
BEING THE OCCASION OF THEIR
DEPARTURE
Tne recaption tendereJ to Mr. and
Mrs. S. F. <'ottre I last evening at the
A. B. lull was an altogether happy
atTair, tnarr d onh- by the fact that it
meant a fare ve 11 to the gue ts of
honor. There were not less than thirty
couples present, ard the incilnts of
of the embgt mosie, <!ancirg. refresh
m r/9, and Kiudly exprt ssioDS, wen
brought to r c'imsx when Mr. Bridgf-,
on behalf of tLe Arc ic brotherhood of
the cltv, of wlich Mr. Cottrell is an
honored member, pr<j>eut.d the couple
with a handsome curving s. t inscribed
wlih the rrvetlojrs of the brotherhood.
The atTiir raa into the l.ne hours bc
f re the gues s were willing tosiy good
night and ^oo 1 y. *
Mr. and Mis. Cotttrell left for the
South on the Ji '!?. ? -on ; is'morning.
THINGS DOING
The White Pa.-* Athletic club has
fixed upon New Years eve as the date
of their annua' masquerade ball. The
affair is one that is alw ays anticipated
with pleasure u til i; become-* a thing
of the (>ast, w ea it immediately re
solvs itself into a cost pleasant
memory.
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
A regular meeting of Camp Skag
way No 1, Arctic Bro herhood, wil be
held in thfir 1. .11 oi Broadway this
evening at 8 p. m.
There will bp in;ti tton.
Visiting bi other ; ..re cordially invi -
ed.
By order ol the A. C.
Matthew Bridge,
Acticg Recorder.
Skagway, Dec. 1". 1 _ _______
PULL FOR
HOME RULE
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Deo. 10.? Tho Post-Intelli
geccer has taken editorial notice of the
action of the National Republican com
mittee in r?ducirg the delegation from
Alaska to two. and makes it the occa
n of advising thit both wings of the
p irty in Alaska get together ard pull
for home rule.
THREE TIMES -
IN ONE WEEK
CONNECTICUT GIRL WHOSE YOUTH AND
LOVE LAUGHED AT MAMA AS
WELL AS LOCKSMITHS
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New York, Dec. 10? A special tele
gram to the World from South Nor
walk, Conn., tells of the death there of
Mr?. Minnie Dauchey, who while not
no*, yet out of her teens, was married
three frnes, and who leaves four
children. She marritd all three hns
b.inN 'n one week before she was 15.
, Her first husband was a tatooed man iQ
a circus, with whom she ran away.
Shere'urned in a few days and being
upbraided by her mother for not bring
in;; home her husband, she ran away
acain and the same day married Peier
Strum. Doth marriages were declared
void because of her age. and within a
week >he became i h? bride of Edward
Dauehv, this time with her parents'
consent.
She was known as the most beautiful
i girl in that part of the state After
I her last marriage she joined the Salva
' tion Army.
Phone City Transfer
I i''or your coal, wood and general haul
I hit. I'hone 90. Boughton's cigar
lft-l-lmn
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The Largest Stock ever
.brought to the City
has been received
and is now on
display
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Stores Ot>en Evenings Phones 4 and 5
SIMM II (WELD
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Goldfleld, |Dec. 10? The gravity of
the situation at Goldfleld increases
hour by hour. The presence of the
troops has placed an appareut damper
on the beligrrency of the strikers, but
it is feared this is only a matter of ap
pearances. The mine oncers have
com 3 out with the announcement of a
twenty per cent reduction of wages as
the only basis of negotiations for pcace.
They make the statement that the min
ers have already more than once
broken the agreement m?de ut the con
clusion of the last peace whi h was to
carry ihe present scaie m operation for
two years. It is asserted by miners that
the bull pen is to.be introduced as a
pari or the methods of the operators in
case of vioiecce being an outcome. Tbe
diss ntion among the miners increases
;is it appears to many that the trouble
. is being made to phy into the bands o(
ihe operators and that the federal gov
1 eminent is being relied upon to help
1 them out in aecheme to effect the re
duction of wages in which effort Ihelr
own leaders have been the instruments
of tbe operators
(By United Press.)
Ely, Nev., Dec. 10 ?Three miner9
were caught in a cave-in In a deep cop
per mine of this district on the fourth
of the month and are s ill confided be
hind an immense fall of loose earth
and debr's. More than that, the condi
tions are sucn that it will be Impossible
to effect a rescue for three weeks,
working as the men are with tiger-like
ferocity where this is possible. But
there is a great deal of timbering to be
done before the position of the impris
oned men can be approached. The
men are givjn air and food is passed to
them through an overflow pipe.
FAIRBANKS GETS
BATCH OF BONDS
(By United Preu.)
Washington, Dec. 10 ?The subscrip
tion to the issue of Pamma bonds lys
been announced. The bids ranged at
about a hundred and three. The First
National bank at Fairbanks got fifty-six
thousand at 102>?.
FOR ROADS
OF ALASKA
\
(By United Press.)
Washington, Dec. lo.? The bill pro
viding for tfie development of Alaskan
roads as prepared asks for an appropri
ation of four hundred thousand dollars
for the purpose, to be placed at the dis
posa1 of the Alaska Roa-1 Commission.
. . .Chat Good Cider . . .
Another Consignment
Has Just Reached Us
Quality Is Excellent
Price 60c per Gallon
GANTY & FRANDSON
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You can enjoy the most elegant bill
of fare in Alaska just as well as in
the greatest metropolis. ^
'Preferred Stock
Canned Goods
FKktd Wb?r?r?r tie drown ^
bring to your table the most delicate
vegetables, fruits, etc., from Maine,
New Jersey, California. Oregon, etc. <
Each is gathered at its best, wherever \
it is known to grow best, and is
packed right there, only those of firm,
best quality, in fish, meats and vege
tables being accepted for the Pre- |
f erred Stock label. Same way with
fruits gathered
with the dew
on and packed
so quicldy and carefully that the garden flavor is pre
served. As an example of elegant dishes, as easy to
serve in Alaska as New York, try thisi
E80ALL0PED SHTtmP.
Mike i tomato nucci pick orer a can of Preferred Stock Shrimp*
beat In tbe taocc and add a rl?? of tberry (or a glut of the juice from
a can of Preferred Slock raipberrlet.) Turn Into a iballow baking dlih,
corer with buttered c nimbi and bake until crumb) are brown. Carnith
wlib parilejr and Knre hot.
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~ ALLEN & LEWIS. WhoIeMle Groc?rt. PORTLAND. OREGON. U. S. A.
G-anty & Frandson Sole Agents Skagway
SUIT IS
POSTPONED
(By United Preis.)
Cbtoago, Dec 10? Harrlman has se
cured a pos'ponement of the Fish in
junction suit until Thursday.
dhtToT
IS. TUFT
j (By United Pre?s.)
Millbury, Dec. --Mrs. Taft, mother
| of Secretary Taft, died yesterdsy morn
ing. The funeral will take place Tnes
day morning. The remains will be
'carried to Cincinnati for interment
in the family plat. The body will be
accompanied by a number of friends,
of this city, In Cincinnatti tbe inter
ment will be private.
I
(By United Press.)
j Washington, Dec. 10.? Henry Hoyt,
formerly United States attorney at
Nome, has been appointed to the office
of Attorney-General of Porto Rico.
THE GAMES TONIGHT
The games scheduled for tonight at
the the EIks bowling alleys lie between
three teams, as follow: George Blan
chard, W. C. Blanchard and C. E.
Schefller will play Messrs, Barry, Or
chard and Hillory, and, finishing with
this team, will then play Messrs. Fla
herty, Snow and Seymour. Elks will
bring their ladies.
BURNS AND .
JACK PALMER
(By United Press.)
London, Dec. 10. ? Burns has signed
with Jack Palmer for a twenty-round
go, to be pulled oil late in January.
BIKE"" sir
EINDS FAVOR
(By United Press.)
New York, Pre. 10 ? At the Madison
Square garden at 1 o'clock this morn
ing the six da; bicyle meet started
with sixteen teams represented. The
great interest being manifested seems
to indicate a revival of a sport that was
deemed dead.
OFFICE IS
NOW FILLED
In tie mail this morning came the
appointment from Grand Exalted Ruler,
13. P. 0. E., John K. Tener, Charleroi,
Pa., to Dr. L. S. Keller to be District
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of the
o.der in tho Jurisdiction of Alaska.
The appointment is made to fill the va
cancy o?currine with the resignation of
W. E. King, formerly of this city. Mr.
King resigned, as is known, because of
his enforced absence, occasioned by hie
having to make Vancouver his more
permanent home, that being the bead
oflice of the auditor of the White Posb
& Yukon Railway.
Catchy Music at the Maioot
Hear the latest Rag time music on
the new Electric Banjo Piano.
Our New Fall Line of
Hart Schaffner & Marx
and Adler & Sons
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SuitsCravenett Coats
and Over Coats
Are Now on Displav
Come in and look tliemjover before'purchasing
elsewhere
Over 400 patterns of the Famous Royal Tailors Made
to Measure Suits ready for your inspection
Qayson $ go.
CIk One Price Clothiers-? ourtb and Broadway
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