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I The Favorite Dish of the Man From
Sunny Italy
We have the "Sunny Italy Kind/* Ii is the only ||
Macaroni made fwrti the wheat peculiaa to the ? ?
countries of Southern Europe, therefor is the only , .
perfect Macaroni. Macaroni made from American
\ * wheat is not good. Any Italie will tell you that and *|
' ' you can : ut it down m black and mhite that an Ital- ? ?
?? ian is the ju ice of Macaroni. \Ve have Spairhrtti
aleo. It s all the same ? differs in form only. * \
1-1K nacka<res iOc. ? Bulk. 8 ltv*. for MV. *|
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UNDERWEAR. HATS,
CAPS: SHIRTS, HOSE.
NECKTIES, SWEATER
COATS. UMBRELLAS,
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us. and pre be a cbaooe to ' make
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uj. a steady trad?. No mailer how .
hard jxjb *re to please, we jruarantae ;
to please roo. TRY US.
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?OLE SELLING AGENTS.
"?H*.-* 'f Sk?ew?v, MwV*
JACK JOHNSON WOULD
LIKE TO WARM UP.
CHICAGO, JJui. 20 ? Jack Johnson
probably will fight a 10-round battle
with some one before May 1, after
which he must engage in no more
fights until he has met Jim Flynn,
according to the articles of agree
ment signed here Jan. 6. Just who
the colored champion's oponent in
the short fight wHI be to not know n.
He has sr vera 1 offers under consider
ation.
"1 think k will be good practice
for me to mix with some pood strong
fighter for 10 rounds beforv I meet
Flmn." said Johnson today. "And
then ? " Here Johnson pared admir
ingly at his bulk racing machine.
"Well, the $15,000 I'd pet f<* a
short bout would buy a lot of gaso
iina."
Casey Voran of South Porcupine
Ontario, today wired an offer of $"><>,
000 for the Johnson-Flynn bout. It
was not considered, as the bout prob
ably will go to Windward. Nov.
MANY CHANGES ASKED
IN POSTAL LAWS.
W ASHING TON, D. C., Jan. 2 ?
Postal rates are discussed at lf gth
:n the annual report of Third Ass:su
iait posimairfer General James G. ]
JritL Briu recommends a flat ?u
| crease of 1 cent a pound for ne s
papecs and periodicals. He also re ?
ommends postage stamps be issued to
I'nited States Sectors. R. >
| tives and executive officials of the
j Government instead of permittlr^. tae
j ufce of the Congressional frank a
! penalty envelope.
| The report shows that at the
| close of the last fisca; yt-ar "*.v1
! newspapers and magazines were ad
mitted to second-cla-s mail pri\ i <? s.
Postage stamps to the numb, r of
12.775,000,000 were sold last year, t ;e
receipts amounting to 1 ri
der a new contract the pri< ? - < '
stamped envelopes were redn
More than S5.000.000 monoy ord s.
I aggregating $K75.715,<!44. wore i? lied
and paid during the year at a l?s of
I less than 12000 thronsh errors
j Britt recoramendell the increase of
! ndemnity for lost registered artUlcl
j of the first class to $100. and tiroes
j Congress provide for the in> iron, e of
i nail matter to its f'lll raloo wish n C
i mensurate registry fees.
SOCIETY TO PROMOTE
PAN-AMERICAN AMITY.
WASHINGTON. P. C.. J>
The first meeting of the Pan- Vmeri
can Society of the Inited S
the ort?ui!7JiUon of which i> r. arlJ'
perfect**!, will be held in Now York,
probably within the next ten day
The p?ri?oe<> of the association J'- to
encourage hospitality and social at
tention to distinguished Latin -Anion
KM rteiting the Vnited Sta os n:
In ways other than political and
commercial to develop bettor arc, a;'
tance between North and Sou'h A: er
iea. Wrector General Barrett, of
the Pan-American 1'nion, Is chairman
of the oommKtee that is drafting the
bylaws.
Henry XYhite. ex-Americar. Ambas
sador to Prance and chairman of the
! PiUted State? delegation 10 ')u j
!h?onas Ayres conference, probably
will be chosen president, while on
ti?e executive committee will be An
' drew Carnegie. Ltoyd Cfris^orn, ex
Ambassador to Bra* i : Lewis N'.v n.
John Barrett, .Tam<>c Sprier, Prank
Vianderlip. of New Tork: Ar her >!.
Huntington. president of the His
panic Society, and Dr L S. Ro-ve.
of the University of Pennstivar.ti .
an authority on matter? pert.": ' t to
Latin -America,
OREGON RAILWAYS
MAKE BIG MONEY.
i SALEM. Ore. Jan. IS? The prow!
revenues of all the railroads oper
ating in Oregon as far a? Orogon'e
share of the business is concerned
were I27.f30.425, according to the A
nnal report of the State Rai oad
Commission which was completed
Saturday night. The railroad* pai-i
taxes amounting to $1,552 "52. aWi on
<oyed a net operating revenue of $9.
S70.G97. The operating expense*, ex
ichtsJve of taxes, were $16.807,1."*.
these being the operating expenses
assignable to Oregon. These fi ire*
represent trnfttMia for the year end
ing Jane SO, 1911 . Traffic stat'stl'-a
shew there were SlR.194.4SS pas^en
g*w* carried one mile in Orecxm and
the average receipts per passenc^r
mile are c?its. The number of
tone of fre4eht carried one mile
tot* led 97X.TW*.4<iO. and the average
reoetpt* per ton mile were 1.351 cts
Bottled Pale Rainier. Blue Ribbon
and Olympla Brer for sale at the
Board of Tt*d* tt. i
DENNV O'CONNOW [ I
RECEIVES CHILLY &ATH.
By the i>rotnpt antiou and head
work of IVuny O'Connor of \Yh.te?
horse a very serious accident waa
narr 'wi) averted test *?lt at White
liors-v Speaking of the accident, the
\YhKehor*e Star eayfc:
"But for \he fact U11U. Demsy
O'Coiutor i? eool-h elded and strong
as an ox, four bor^ca and a wood
laden sled belonging to Robert Lowe
would hav ? been, lost la the river
last Saturday.
?O'Connor waa engaged in hauling 1
v.xhJ to to-vn from the oppose a <!e 1
of the river and had jnat driven
down on tho surfavo of the river at
Uie other aide with a K?ui of three
and a half eords of wood when the
xc ve away and horses and wood
werrt down in five I'c-et of water.
"As the front fact of the leaders
;l on so i lee, O'Connor jum;^
Oil into the water to< his ne<k (loci-i
dentally, K was 47 below lero) and '
rut tlio traces of thf> hindermost team
which the frort one managed to
pnll out. A a the w>?d was removed i
from Cm aled the Utt?- floated an<l
as also saved. It was a close call I
?n;l ?)m O'Connor got Uie horaes !
the stable he waft enoased in a
oatirjr of *?ltd ice. However, he
i none the worse fv bia exper- ;
"Where she ; ? broke it waa no!
cr? than two Inches thick, the'
i- 'ft current under it ha via* worn
"OVERRENT SECRETLY
BUILDS FOUR SUBMARINES.
SEATTLE, Jan. TO? The t"nl'u*>
States submarine boat F-3 was
tie khipyard, where three othrc
ve- '? of the sam? c!ai?s are to be
cot tructed. The most extraordinary
one In an lncV>~rl spa<^. only Amer
ians bavi-yj been employed, and
phot?>--riphers have not been per
mit ted to approach The eqnlpmont
a -i.1 l?ar.r'< of t o F-3 are not to
bo dhulred Tty th(? ?S" n? kett^ene
i-i generate power frc heavy oil er -
H a, the F-3 wiU have a radlm of !
c.ctjon of *?00 miles, which is a gr< at
't dlatar.ce thai thiit traveled by any
iber <:ibmarire now in etlM*noe
BULLETPROOF MASTS
SPOIL iSUNNERS AIM.
SEATTLE, Jan. 20? Na^ai official
?i.- l! > t! ? diso^'^T the
hurstack" military masts recently
lrwrtaHed on the re?"?els of the Pacific
."leet \ibrate too much to make <!?"
obsen atk>ns of the fire control offl
? r In the t ip sufficiently accurate
the ffcttlt belnc p'aC'od om 'he helpM
f the ir.Mt, It is now planned to
Norton the new raa=t recently ron
tr.:rtod o (ho arm.>rol cniicer Tenn
ylvnnia, ani's wwkrren n the Purpt
ound Na-t V*>.r.t lire preparing to
%kc 10 feet off the top of the struc- 1
tare
LITTLE ICE ON
LAKE KLUANA.
The S&tnson ndni.yj party. headed
y E*! Honson, J? reported as bu?y
makins a trail over which tijey ki
ien.l hanllng their hydraulic plant
from V rpln to Fourth of July creek,
a 'h.> l.ake K'?ana d ? ;Hct, wh ere
it aill )><? t< t ap and operated The
hauM of the plant from Virgin
rc k is t ing delayed on aecoont of
a lake which it is recessary to cross
not yet being frosseiL
Tne Samsons ha v.? secured a num
ber of claims on IFourth of July
creek in a IditJon to those already
hold by them, and 'irlll llke'y hare a
cood portion of Ui?t creek by the'
time their plant is Installed and
ready for operating .
L %?CR LEADERS WOULD
ABOLISH CANADIAN SENATE.
OTTAWA. OnL, Jan. 2t? ? Ofiicen
tf the Canadian Kotton of the A ?wr
it an Federation of Labor l>a> e prepar
ed an e!a)..>rate legislative programme
wh ? h they hope to persuade the Gov
ernment to approve as a tkote. The
refv rjiie demanded ihclude the al>o).
Itiafc of the Senate ?f Canada a? use
less and unnecessary; discontinuance
cf iron, steel and other bonntlea, ex
clusive of Asiatics; fcn et*ht-ho?r day
for letter-carriers and workers on ail
public works; establishment of a fed
eral department of health : fortnightly
payment of railroad employes and
more rfcid enforcement of the alien
labor jaw
Fresh Olympla Oj*t*r Cocktails at
the Hoard of Trade. *1
.. ?? I.I ' ???
PROMINENT MEN WOULD
BECOME "KANGAROOS."
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 13? Near
luDO men Assembled la front ot a
Jowatown fraternal ha, I iart night M
(jocting la be initiated into th? "An
ient Order r of Kangaroos of America.
\fu-r thvj- bad waited for almost an
bour and no one came to open the
ball, they learned from the janitor
'tat the hall had not been engaged ;
then they dispersed.
One of the men, Kaalc Snyder, a
tailor, told a story that set in motion
U>? police machinery In an effort to
take into custody J. W. Wilson, who
r epresented to Snyder and pree?roabUJ
to the other*, that he w*s grand or
.ranker tor the order of which they
! tperfed to become members. Accord
ing to Snyder, Wilson represented
t ?at many of the most prominent men
of the state had paid $50 ea<~h to
ifome member? of the Kangaroos.
? mong them Former Governor Jamea
Hlett, Mayor-elert Jame* Rolph, for
er Mayor .lames I'hoUn and former
!eiit.--ianUGovornor Warren Porter.
In the rase o< Snyder, hoxrerer,
? id pr?<vumAbIy in the caae of many
;hers. |S was accepted as foil pay
est for a life membership, which
irriH with it freedom from the
payment of due*.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
On?y On? "8?OMO QUINfWB"
Tat to MXATIVS BROMO QUlOTIflC
Look for the signature B. W.
(J HOVE. IM the World ot?t to
Cv? a CoM 111 On* Mr. 2??
FOR Gin s
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
When row are out on a hum for
aom?thtog appropr.su an a g!f\ re
member I have d?? goods link aa
oandsoiM cot ?la*a, silverware, and
beautifully band painted china, ju*t
la from the makers, which woaid
>nake aa handsome a preaeat a* raa
be made. Such goode are aiway* ap
preciated. I hare nothing oat the
tatcst, up to data In pattern, and In
\|ualily. Nothing bat tt?e very beat.
Out watch work, newt/ niBuftcgr
f?d and skillful engraving apeah for
themselrea. We do not tarn out oar
?*r.rk unless it ia finUbe.1 In the tast
manner and we guarantee e.ery p'.e
of It If yon have any trouble w '<?
roar watch bring It to u* and we w'll
guarantee yon entire satisfaction at
reasonable rbargaa.
Don't neslert your eyes when y< n
? an yet them examined fr'e at my
store with the latest optical Ine'r-J
menta.
J IknU,
' Jewaler and O^t la
S7IBBBS1
Don't spoil good material
?
i *
^ I f e }fii cut into \ r of or -?rvp. *
? ] ?j ? at you have chosen the r.f?T P"?nu v nr?i?* ?
"j lo niak?- your dn -- ifter. _
a ?
It enbodies popular style fell ere* ^
* ?! it is the best t is saited to yon individually ?*
S It is new, artistic and smart _
?
r To find the best, icck in the last issue of ?
?a ] ulterick Fashions tin- vpri?t/ Edition ? ju*t ^
< ' in - ? l.- 1 : .1 I ircp collection, peveral llUTidr?d de- ff
-j !? ' ; rn ry age and occasion. the one jnM eitited
1 t *te. ? nr-e, and need j- certainly contained. yj
' H
~g Alx>ut. it# htyle there can 1 ?? no question.
I -i t decide how the new dr p'nll l>e made with- *
?
a out consulting _
| Rutterick Fashions ?
*
'?"he ice. twenty-five .*ent* include* any Hutterick ?
^ i'attern free.
; . A. HARRISON & CO.:
Phone 55 ?
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When in Skagway Stop at the
Pullen House
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40 ROOMS 40
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Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS. TELEPHONES
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