THE DAILY ALASKAN
CITY OFPICIHU PHPER
? ^ tenth YEAR SKA8WAY, ALASKA, MONDAY APRIL1S 1907 PRICE 1C CENTS
C frays. Remember the Full Narte m
axative Rromo Quintie JS PILJ/ on ever
Cures 4 Cold in One Oay, Crip in 2 ^ box. 25
L.A.Harrisonoo
Second Shipment of
Gage Hats
on sale
Tuesday Afternoon
A neater line never
before shown in
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Stores o'nen Evenings - Phone s.4 and 55
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Bad Money Not For Politics
President Roosevelt declares for publicity in political
campaign contributions and will urge passage of
law requiring campaign committees to keep books
open for public inspection
Washington, April 15 ? President
Roosevelt has declared in favor of
having the subscription books open In
the next presidential campaign. He
said there should be no secrecy about
contributors to political campaigns.
He said that the manner of securing a
camp^gn fund is a matter in which the
public is interested sod about which it
I has a right to the fullest information
In his next message President Roose
velt will urge congress to pass a corrupt
practice bill regulating campaigns
preceding presidential and congression
al elections.
Bryan RoacU Big 8Uok
Washington, April 15- W. J. Bryan
delievered two addresses here Saturday
evening in celebration of Jeffer-on's
birthday. In both 'Of them he scored
the ''big stick" and unmercifully c n
demned the practice of campaign com
mittees lo, receiving "tainted money."
It is the first attack on President
Rooseve't, directly or implied, that Mr.
Bryan has m*de in mtiny weeks.
Senator Dlolc of Ohio was in Bryan's
audience Saturday night and he con
spicuously and h(r?rti'y applauded the
indir ct roast for President ' oosevelt.
H-nrat Will Be Candidate
New York, April I5? Willum 3.
Hearst delivered an adircss a ihe
Savov hotel Jefferson dinner Saturday
eveniD'-. He practically announced
his candidacv for president 00 t f In
depeodi nee League ticket.
wmitnoRSE in Miusr or
MINING BOOM
Dr. Keller says city at Northern terminus
bids fair to be center of great activity? East
ern capitalists buying property by whole
sale
"If things co as they look at White
horse, it will be an immense mining
camp and that at 3 very early date,"
said Dr. Keller, this morning, who
remrned from Whitehorse Saturday
after spending a month there.
? Col Thomas,", said Dr. Keller, "of
Harr'sburg, fa., has purchased every
elaiiu in the Whitehorse district that
is for ihIp. Me has secured the Whit
ney Pedlar properties and all others
on which work has been done except
those c ntrolled by Byron White,
Robert L >we and associates and C'apt.
John Irv.ng acd associates.
"Col. Thomas is a very wealthy man,
and associated with him are others of
great wealth. They propose to prosecute
work on the properties they have
secured with all possible dispatch.
They have more than 100 claims in all,
"Robert Lowe is working bis proper
ty- the Grafter? now hiulibg ore from
it and shipping it South.
"Capt. Irving h <g become associated
with Spokane people, and will work
he Arctic Chief during the coming
Summer.
"E. F. Jones, the mining expert who
was seat to Wbitehorse by the Spokane
people who have secured interests with
Capt. Irving, after examining the
Whitehorse properties, said that be is
amazed at the showing the camp
manes. He had beard much of the
country from Byron White and others
but it far surpassed anything he had
expected to see."
Timet Lively
Dr. Keller said the freighting from
Wbitehorse to Lower Labirge, the
employment of many boat builders at
Wbitehorse in the White Pass ship
yards aud the Dawson bound travel
have co-operated to give Whitehorsu a
business boom. Times are lively at the
northern railway terminus.
Rual Eitata Gets Activo
The mining boom at Whitehorse has
had an effeit on the real nstate, accord
ing to Dr. Keller. Every particle of
government property has been taken
up and the priccs on all the property '
has advanced materially. Real estate Is
moving rapidly.
Sku^wayan'i Father "Wins Again
P. J. O'Conoell. father of Tom j
O'Connell of this city, was again re; '
ejected to be a member of the board of ,
alderman at the recent Chicago elec
tion. He was elected as a Democrat tn
one of the strong Republican wards of
the city.
Vote! Vott- ! Vota!
For h< nosty and reeu'ation. L><nj
years' established ! ! ! Cre*m Rye Is it.
Lift Of A I OWBOY
TONIGHT
.This picture I* ODe of the many
pictures given bv tjeGri'at Hewett Co
tonijht at Elks' Hall. Every moving
picture is a feature ill m new illustrated
?ones. Mr. Hewett has an imported
set of lenses and gives as fine a picture
as w s ever thrown O" canvass. Prices
25 50 and 75 cents. Seats at nritt's.
Co
Covers
Of
good
Coffee
Start the [day right by
drinking some of oui cele
brated coffee for breakfast.
Gold Leaf 45c per pound.
Hills "Everfrssli'' packed
in Vacum tins 45c per lb.
Tbese are our leading
brands, and never fail to
please.
GANTY & FRANDSON
ECKLtS IlltS
Cleveland's Controller of
Currency No More
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Chicago, April IS? James H. Eckles, |
controller of the currency during the
second Cleveland administration, died
of heart disease last night. Be died in i
his sleep without struggle and was I
found in his bed.
LAST ONE I
No More Stages on Runners
This'Seas'in
Whitehorse, April 15? The last
White Pass sta" e to leave this S6aeuu
on runners left here Saturday evening,
Two stapes will )< ive this weeks on
wheels and they * ill continue going
that way for the ??. ra Under of t^e =<.-a- !
ton
The trail is in b..d condition aud i' is
going fast.
The stage Sa'uraay carried 12 pas
sengers ?nd the mail.
At the Mascot
Home madj Oyster Cocktails at '.he
Mascot.
LONG WAIT
Vliaw Cannot Be Re-tried
Ontil October
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.!
Naw York, April 15? Harry K Thaw
cannot be retried until next October
on account of the condition of the court
ca'.endar and the fact that all the judges
have vacations in the Summer jtime.
Jerome will resist any attempt to get
him out of jail on bonds and has
directed that he remain at the Toombs
until another trial can be had.
morETroops
Army In Alaska Will Be
lucreaseJ
(SfiPciai Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, April 15 ? The bataliloa
of the Tenth infantry which has been
smioned at Honolulu has been ordered
to join the regiment in Alaska. That
will make all the posts in the North
two campaoy posts.
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