BEYERS WANTS
ALASKA COAL
AS*$ PO?? OPENtNO
Ct NO?r?E,?M FIELDS
Sectary ct t*avy WaM* CHeaper
FkW! r?r *i**y on P*?c. Trais
eertit on m Virji ?? Ccal E*f^
>1 \Kvka St?* Butts.)
WAS IVGPOX n. c., F?i? ?s?
S?ret?tT V** .rg lo.'.v otfuk an
**et ajwa! U*> Hootp 0*a
mrt^f <oi Navy a.'.~a** far U?r open
iag of tV oo*t rVcMs
$|*<a)rtn? of Om> coal as^J ia the
Va*T. Mv^rs stated ihat (Ac traif
T?ortt*? of &? coal {ton tbc Yl^
titi fVMs to Uw Pacific Coast and
Cb* qt??>9?(U Jistrftatxw, to
>?no?? ooa'ia* s"ar*ens was ?>? of
:h* Jarc^ irtms ia the rtwt of isata
t?*uc* of that branch of dx> Oo<r
??rsawt Thr* hn?o aanncj exjW'li
t jtw wx*W hr rot do* a very ap
r^pc?MT. >a rJvr <n?h)j?o of tl>?
?-*ary by tb* opc?>J* of ?>* A??Rkia
'?W?, which contaia coal <f as sood
. aality. froai aH rejwrt* 11$ the f*
'.MW fVrtlx** ooal w?#4 hy tW
V S Xaxy.
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BECEASC0 ON 8AJU
SCATTIK. fVfc. :? ? F R Wart
Ha- >nr, at^nt fc* frtlt Paw <
Voiron root* at V*ao??av*r who ?*?
?> a warraart ?K' ?<1 by IVp
ity Marshai of Ala*
\* ft* alteert ?nast*waj to fona *
trave^ortwtiea ?r?*? at a?
.-*arr<xj by ;W craw* ?*??. rwnt*1^5
"<aii of a tko?*jand t -?lav for
*it? v>? la Ja*oan o* Vnr.~b
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-xflciw?*nr* c*re boa.'* xW^n^a*
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>?*v ar*- of t' ? on t**t CHair
nig Tbftf of tb* \?* Y(rtt a<*?b
. ?aa (Mull ta* ?i?,( ly kT
Taft to tV "f
k? cam|Nu;a ia tbte *t*t<?
Special Offerings
wT <rv /??< *CC In all the Now Kve
New Dress Chifrons ^,;-i -
v r TN nr f * In Spsmrled A
New Dress Trimmings ^sjv?rfod
"First Shipment of Spring Goods"
Will Arrive This Week
LADIES HOME
JOURNAL
SPRING STYLE
BOOK
20c with a 15c
Pattern
H. J. LYNCH
Th? H?bw-,i?ver and Fttrn)?h?r.
CLARENCE darrow
WINS FIRST POINT
Judjt Mutton Dtciiea in Favor of lt>
d.cted tabor Attorney. Grants Mo
tier Fcr Tranacript of Testimony
on WMch Latter Was Indictfed.
tHy Alaska News Burenu.t
LOS AVGRLKS. Cal.. Feb ^-C:ar
j ence Darruw iron the first fall in
? his ftjAt for freedom ker* yesterday)
*-fcm Judge Huttrm deckled that hp
afecl* have a transcript of the evi
(W placed before the Onnd Jury
and apon which he was dieted by
:Ht body,
F*o*rontlng Attorney Rodc^r* has
ftMBM hk move on the ground* thai
a la*e amen.lme&t to tbe laws of Cal '
fornia took away the npht of ar
:ndfc<nd mac to a reTien of the tns
inway given.
The cniniag of this point wul inear
innoh to Harrow, as he w?U have
more knowledge on which to ba*e his
ieCrfcoe in his trial, the date tf
?kk-h will be set tcr nest week.
JOHN P. WARTMAN
ESCAPES ARREST.
John P. Haruaan. who was indict
ed by the federal grand Jury a few
i Oars ago in the transportation cases,
any* the Juneau Dispatch, arrived
here Friday on the Coramo. in order
to cwnpe arrest at tbe bands of DeP
uty Marshal McUan In Seattle Mr
Hartman'a bonds wene fired at Il.tN
and he was tastrncted to appear Marc*
IS fir arra%rnw?nt.
Hartman Mid yesterday ; "I dioa'l
mnt to be arms tod in Seattle, no 1
took the alternative by coming here
to sqrrrnder myself " His bond?
were Tarnished by J. C. MoBrtde and
W. W. Casey. Mr. Hartman te at
?flUvv ftv the \VkH? Pass A Ynkon
ntflroftd and as sort* counsel an? mn-'o
i?>e of tfce several defon 'nnt* to tbe
Harees pr<*erred by tbe grand Jnry
fie win retnm sonth early in the
wurvii'Rp.
DAWSON JEWELER
RETURNS TO ENGLAND.
Xsnongst the passengers on 0?*
Monday train was Mr. R Frank. '
nrowinent jeweler of OMM*. a mem
? l>er of the ftrw o< Frank A \ ??sf>oe
He wai V*ve on tbe May this even
> fnr Seattle, from whew> he wiil
m*ss the continent and will return to
Kagtand trr a vWi after an absence :
i of fonrteen years. ________
MT MftSSAORE
ALL AMERICANS
| MEXICAN REBELS RESENT
INTERVENTION Of U. S.
Threats Made in War Swept Districts
Against American*. Lattsr Pre
pare to Leave Courtry Immediately
(By Alaska News Bureaa)
MEXICO CITY. FX?. 2S? Resent
ment acalnst the Cnite.l States f*
ibetr threatened Intervene a in the
rebellion now going on. is running
huh throughout the war swept re
clon.
H is rumored that shvMild the
United States take a stand a ;a:?st
the Rebels and Intervene, there will
be a general massacre of the Amer
rans in Mexico.
Americans scattered thronghent
'he districts are becoming atarmeti
over the threats being made and all
who are able are makh-j; preparations
to ieave the country nntil the die
tnrbances are over.
CHINA MAY BECOME
FOUR DEPENDENCIES.
{By Alaska News Bureau. I
PKK1N. Feb. 28? it has been
minor ed here that the new Republic
?vill be divided into four deptaidencle*
The report ha* not been verified from
Shanghai, where the National \s
<envbly Is in session.
AMERICA CHALLENGES
GERMANY TO BALLOON PEST.
(By Alaska News Boreaa.)
NKW Yl?RK. Feb. 2*? America s
v-halleuge for the Coup UUematlonaie
ties Aeronauts, which Germany took
i way from the railed States !??*<
year is cm Its way to Berlin today.
It is ?uggr?*ed by the Aero Club of
America and gives notice that three
vmerlcan balloon* will take part in
hp next international congest. The
Kxrowmts who are to represent Amer
ra will be selected in an elimination
contest to be held at Kansas City.
The date for the Intranational ra.e
ems is to be s? tVel by the German
rganiration. l*nder the ml?a of the
trophy It may be c^te^ed for at
say time betaeen April 1 and Noveni
l>er 1 Tb?e date must be fixed by
the .?id of the present month.
Mrs. Col. Cornelias Gardener, Mr?
iCajit \ Simntonds and Mrs. fCapt>
INwter were visitors in t-?wn toiay
*rr>m Port Seward.
Mrs. ffivT Reed of Carcrosa an*
* passenger on the train this evening.
She will V-ave on the Prinze** May
this evening for a risk in the stairs
Mr. and Mr*. OwA*vt?n were pav
?engw? on the train th% morning
fir Whttehorse. They wiil go by
stage to Dawson frevm whence they
will continue down the river to Fcrty
mUe where Mr. Gustaveson is Inter
ested in mining property.
MANY PROMINENT MEN
OPPOSE THEO. ROOSEVELT.
S?cr?t?ry cf War to Support Taft.
Lodge, Frltnd of Rcftsevalt, Not In i
Favor of Him.? LaFoHette Fears;
For Republican Party Under Guid- j
ance of Teddy.
t fly Alaska News Duraau.)
WASHINGTON. I>. C? Feb. 28?
Senator Henry Cabot l-odgv of Masa
achir?e*ts. for many years the friend
<>f Theodcnre Rooweve^L whon inter,
viewed on the subject of the '?tter's
dwtslon to accept the nomination If
it Is offered Mm, sta<*>d that he was
not In favor of the oa >dl l?7 of Roos
I vek.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Ffl> 28?
I fieiretary of War Henry L. Sttmp
(son, state*) today that he would aup
[KVt President T*ft for the rep> b I
can nomination for the presidency.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. F<*> 28?
Senator LaFollette declined to make
i a statement as to the effect that the
announcement of the candidacy of
Roosevelt would make on hta chance*
to Jand the presidential chair. a|tho
he stated that he did not believe
that Roosevek coal ! lead the Repwb
i'can party to victory over the IVm
ocratic wave that ha* swept the
I eoue*ry.
row MOINES, Ia.. Feb. 28? Stat
in* that he be'i?ved in a square de?'
and that President Tart had friflll
*d all party pldtes end was de=>erv.
of a second term. Governor Ccrro
'rf this state to-lay declared that h*
wouM support Taft hi the com'ne
- campaign
RAILWAY EMPLOYES
WILL ORGANIZE SOON.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO, Feb 2"*? Labor leader*
are secretly perfecting t&e formation
ut a territorial organisation of rail
way shop empk'je^s that *13 Intvude
etety road opiating west of the
Mississippi rivxf. ai cording to the
Record-Herald toJay. A meeting to
place the fhtlahlTt? touches on th.
organisation will lie held In Kansas
ftty on March 4.
As som as the or,ta tiaui^a Is
i launched demand* are to be made
for a i^neral advance in wa??a ot>
I?-very road It ia the aim to unit*
aH the mechatikRl trades on one
railroad. so that concerted act km may
b?? taken *hen ?a:e demands are
made. JVman<V will be made on all
railroads In th?? ?am?> territory at
the same time so that a 1 raWroads
vrtll be Involved * tnttltririeotis'y If ? J
i strike la caWf<1
j labor leadi^r* ray they discoverrd
| the weakness of their former p>?ns
while tlx* recent deputes wtth the
Harriman lines and Illinois Central
railroad wore cn. and th*.t the nritt
: time they strike. H vil l>e on a
broader scale.
{ The ww orea.ilsaticn. |( c nsini
mated on the linos planned, would fn
Mnde more than 100.000 men.
The Special returned this evenin*
wtth Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chlene.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman MHler. Supt
Hahn and W. J. l^^nard, who left
Monday for a. trip over the summit.
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SKAGWAY HENS WORK- J
+
ING OVERTIME jl
+
+
+
The result is that we will sell +
Skagway Eggs until further
t *
notice at *
+
+
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+
? P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
? + + ?f + + + + + + + 4, + + 4, + ?!? + + + + + ??+?
NAGEL REVEALS
DOCK TRUST
PACIFIC COAST IN
HANDS OF FOREIGNERS
Secretary of Commerce and Lab:r i
Telfa of Monopoly He.d Over Ship
ping And Docking Facilities in U.
8.. Central And Scuth Amerlia.
(By Akwka New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D C.. Feb J*?
The existence o< a huxe aMM>iitft ?""!
docking combine on the Pacific Coaat
U- l*veaie;l In a frp rt snbariMcJ by
Secretary of the Bureau oi Cororopr<-e
and labor, Chas. Naget, toriay.
The rep?vt gees on to ?.*t? thai
the monopoly controlled by foreign In
terestr fXtemis to ali -f be *-ap>jrij?
on 'no t*a<ifi< (' <a.-t of lh<> t'nlud
staler CY-'ra! a- -I >W!; \n.e-'? *
EAST AND MIDDLE
WEST STORM SWEPT.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 27? Reports
from the Eastern and XfiJdle State*
indicate that, the entire country from
the AtlSTitlc to the Roc*tes i* In
the thiw? of a terrific Wfexant.
STEAMER PRINCESS ENA
BRINGS BIG CARGO.:
The Prince** Baa. freijbUr f-r
tne C. P. R. Sect at Al?k?i Hnnrs, ,
left Vancouver Monday ni^W for Skaz
way with a bta rarw of freight. She
iiaa 22? tons of tTetftttt and twenty-;
four h?r?e* 8h?> will arrive Monday j
.r Tnewiay
|
REBELS AT JUAREZ
AWAIT REINFORCEMENT.;
(By Alaska News Bnreao.)
Rl, PASO. Tel., Feb. 2*? U i?
reported that the rebel forces, who
me waiting 'Otttfi'lc !h<' < !'f of J';Aro*
will not ai ack the <?y ?ul| the ar
rival of reinforcement*, who are
?lally enroled.
The city at the proaent time I*
held by a larse force of federal
r>Jfm
G. T. P. WILL BUILD
MANY NEW TOWNS.
New Tranaeontieaetrt RaHrord Wl t
Develop? WnWffl Canada. Will
Build up Huge Mercantile Business
(By Alaska News HureAo.)
VANOOCVER, Feb. 2*fX*ty-seT
e.t .!*-*> *-??..* ? k>l o?r pufccsd ea t"t
.mmtms fcy u?e uri.au ifung
?it ute pr<wrte provMiios dur*^ tne
u? hi toe official program of lbs
iwnpanjr for mu, m an.uxiiK-ett In
vtlmdpeg ?y fc. T. ?t. louw, of the
iTa>MrorAinentai TVwnsK* compaay,
, wtoo baa charge of the 0. T. P. de
velopment department.
Mr. 81, John rtat?? that the com
pany is making every effort to build
op the new towns located upon K*
lines, sod to accomplish this oud U
is bringing business men who wiU
.<*< up factor k* and war?tooos?"9. In
toiiM? this there is no possibility of
the towns failing to go and bs
umir^ a dra* on the market.
He furthnr amwiaoed thai a ?ro
tract wa? awarded to a Minnesota
firm for the constnirtkxi of Si gen
?-ral stoiva, at a cost of $200,000 In
varioii* towns along; the company's
1'nes. It was pointed oot that this
innovation had be<u Introduced by
il-.e company to a vol J the poestblBtir
if the towns being left temporarily
without adequate supplies.
This year's new towns will be lo
<ated on the branch lthes whlrh are
?ow under construction. The follow
ing list shows the number of towns
to be placed on e*<h of the lines:
Fifteen win b" located on the Reg
ina boundary branch, nine on the
Kegina northwest branch, fourteen on
the Biggar-C?lg?ry branch, nine on
'ic. r it knlft w inch
This' m akr> a total of i*. turl in
ildltJon tr these a large number wHI
e placed on the market hi British
Columbia, which have not yet been
definitely decided npon.
HAGUE PEACE CONGRESS
TO MEET IN 1915.
tHy Alaska News Bureau.)
TIIB HAOl'B. Teb 28? It la an
nounced today that the third peace
ronferpnr* of the Hague will not as
semble before 191ft. It Is supposed
tittt the GWMfii palace of p?*ce
will be ready for opening about the
middle of 1913.
The Princess May left Jt*n-?*a Ihis
morning at 10 o'clock and is dw?? to
arrive in port this evnlng sboiit 7 : .to.
i ns rmst Hwt Vl??*r t nx
ZF rot/ A/?? HUNTING
For Good Clothing , come in and
look over our line
WILL CLAYSON-aSL
rhe Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING