THE DAILY W ALASKAN
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TENTHYEAK SKABWAY, ALASKA. SATURDAY MAY ID 1907
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Them? From
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska
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Sdimitz Relinquishes Office
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, May 18 ? Mayor
Schmitz relinquishes hia cffice t day to
a committee of seven. He finds it
impracticable to continue to act after
the confession of Abe Ruef.
Schmitz said to lay that he has no in
tention of resigning or confessing. He
added that be has nothing to confess
and that there la no reason why he
should resign. He says he has gotten
no money wrongfully aod that he has
committed no orlme, therefore he will
stand pat.
The interest in the graft scandal is
being transferred In a large measure
from Ruef and S.hmitz to those who
put up the corruption money.
Rnof Continue* Narration
San Francisco, May 18 ? Abe Ruef
testified this morning before the grand
jury. Among other things he said that
he had received $40,000 for s'Curing
the passage of the gas franchise. He
said that of this sum, $1^,000 went to
Mayor Schmitz and >20,000 to the sup
er visors. He retained f 10,000 himself.
Yesterday afternoon Ruef told the
details of the United Railroads fran
chise graft, amplifying what he had al
ready told.
COLRF SCORES GOVERNOR
or. IDAHO
G-ov- Q-ooding p?rmi s news-pap ermen to in
terview Harry Orchard and he arouses ire
of trial judge who threatens to prosecute
for contempt.
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Boise, Idaho, May 18? Newspaper
men yesterday secured an interview
from Harry Orchard, 'vhose confes
sion forms the basis of the prosecution's
case against W, D. Haywood. It was
stated that the Interview was gotten
through the consent of Gov. Gooding
and It was for the purpose of causing a
reaction from the sentiment that
friends of the accused have been trying
to work up through various statements
that have been made to the papers a
apparent regular intervals for a long
time. The actioa of the governor In t
permitting the intetview aroused t.he t
wrath of the court to a boiling point. (
This moruiug he scored the chief ex- c
ecutive from the bench in unmerciful ]
terms, He said his action had a ten- ]
dency to prejud.ce prospective jurors 1
and to hamper the accused in getting a i
fair trial. He said that Gooding is i
clearly within the rules of oontempt '
and said in so many word3 that he
might yet have him cited for it. '
PUT OFF
Harry A. Van's Show Will ;
Be Monday
Owing to the (act that there was a 1
sbow ard dance at Skagway last night,
'?Harry A. Van's Mammoth Moving)
Picture Show" has been postponed
until Monday night, when it will be
presented at Elks' hall.
Van says he will present the best line
of pictures that ever were presented in
the city and that there will be so many
of them that nobody need go away
' dissatisfied.
Among the pictures which he will
produce may be mentioned the "Sleep
ing Beauty," the "Fire Bug," "Her
Name Was Maud," the "Rest Cure,"
"How the Office Boy Saw the Baseball
Game" and others.
Dr. Keller's orchestra will play; Miss
Nellie Maxon will preside at the pi no
aDd M. A. Snow will sing several illus
trated songs.
Admission 25 and 50 cents, without
extra charge for reserved seats.
Tickets at Britt's.
New Piano For Rant or Sal*
A new Pi ano for rent or sale? loquir
of Principal BarberShop. tf.
Get ycur ticket from the W. P. A. C.
excursion committee.
is wrecked;
Barge Klondike Laid Up At
Taylor's Cat- Off
Whitehorse, May 18? The barge
Klondike is reported to be in Taylor's
cut-off disabled. A side plank is broken
30 feet from the bow on the starboard
side and her floor timbers are badly
twisted.
The La France is still at Dawson.
The Bonanza King is at Yukon Cross
! in*.
A White Pass stage arrived yester
| day with Robert Chestnut and H. F.
Waugh as passengers.
Eagle* Dunes Tonight
There will be another informal dance
at the Kagles club tonight as usual. H.
A. Van's moylng picture show has been
postponed until Monday night. 'J
See the great International baseball
tournament!
America's finest production. Rich
and mellow. At the Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation ! 1
The best dining rooin,thebest accommo
dations, the most comfort at the Fifth
avenue.
ALASKAN
Seed Potatoes
$3.00
Per Hundred weighs
GANTY & FRANDSON
ATLIN MINERS IRVING [0
RID CAMP OF JAPS
''Little Brown Men" will be gotten out ot
country if possible? Protective Association
urges that no laborers come into country
until matter is settled
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Atlln, May 13? The Miners' Protec
,ive Association of the Atlln District,
id organization formed for the purpose
>f ridding the country of Japanese lab
)r, is doing' all in its power to accom
plish Us purpose. At a meeting held,
yesterday at Discovery the following
xuthorizcd resume of the proceedings
jp to the present time was prepared
mil copies sent to the various papers
with the request that it be published:
"The queation of the day in the Atlin
district is the importation of Japanese
labor, and how best to combat it.
"Two of the largest hydraulic com
panies operating in the district have (
brought into the camp a number of Jap
anese to work on the ground.
"This is bad for "The White Man,"
as, in addition to the fact that this di
rectly throws a number of them out of
employment, it will doubtless be used
eventually as a means of lowering the
rate of wages paid to the ordinary lab- !
oring man.
"Hitherto the rate of wages paid,
both by the companies and the indivi
dual miners, have been good.
"Most of the people of the district
have formed themselves into a protec
tive association, with the view of induc
ing men not to work for the companies
employing Japanese labor, and of help
ing those who are injured by the era
ploment of the Orientals.
"The members of the executive are
taking eve-y legitimate means to fur
ther the foregoing praiseworthy ob
jects.
"They hope to enlist the sympathy of
their fellow workers throughout the
province and would be glad to enter in
to communication with those in anyway
similarly situated and ask for the co
operation of all who are in sympathy
with the movement.
?'Meanwhile it would not be advis
able for many men to come into the
Atlin district until matters are more
settled and the vexed questioa of the
' Little Brown Men" has been properly
disposed of."
ON FIRE
New York Cottou Books Are
Burning;
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
New York, May 18-The East river
cotton docks are burning. They will
probably be a total loss.
HUMBOLDT IN
AND OUI AGAIN
The Humboldt arrived in port at 4
o'clock this morning and sailed again
at 6 o'clock. She had 35 passengers
for this place and a small quantity of
freight. She took out only a few
passengers.
Frtih Meat
The Frjre-Bruhn Co- keep all kind
fresh meat constantly on hand.
PilM Cured in 6 to 14 Dayi
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50o, ? M-W-F
AFTER HER
Girl Claims Mr?. Corey For
Her Mother
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Chicago, May 18-Katharine Billman,
a Chicago school girl, aged 17 years,
declares she is a daughter of Maybelie
Gilman Corey. She said this morning
that, she has aletter from her mother ac
knowledging ber as her daughter. The
mother of the Hillman girl disappeared
at the birth of her child.
Katherins Hillman is a beatiful girl
and she realizes that her story will cre
ate a sensation.
"~F0R RENT
Room for restaurant, best location in
city, furnished complete, hot and cold
water, three oven French range and
broiler, linoleum for floor covering,
linen, dishes, silverware, etc. Will
rent very reasonable to right party.
Inquire of Board of Trade. 4-12-lm
Everybody is going to White horse.
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js I have spent considerable money in improv
^ ing my fountain this year, and am now in
g> position to serve better drinks? most delight
ful and delicious drinks ? than ever before. 5!
All popular flavors are served.
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