THE DAILY ALASKAN
CITY QF= ELICIT* PKPER
No. 75 TENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, MONDAY APRIL 2?J 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
Mlways, Remember the Full Nam* jm
|[ rasative Hrcmo Qmnrna JB f^TLjfy oawvy
Cares 3 Cold m One Day, Crip in 2 Days fc<*? 25t
jiL A. Harrison Co]
i New Spring
Stuffs
| in an abundance. All prices to fit any
pnrse. No trouble to show goods.
We invite your inspection
I "H EAT HERBLOOIT'
I The new substitute for silk, has the
silk "fesl and cry" and will out
wear any 'guaranteed" Taffe
Ita on the market- only
45 cents per yard
SUESINE SILK IN COLORS FOR I
PARTY DRESSES
27 inches wide and 50 cents a Yard I
Stores o-oen Evenings - Phone's 4 and55yj
Did you ever
smoke the
El
Arabe
Cigar?
IsO! Where
Can^ I CJet
' Them? From
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska
Before buying
Your spring suit
Take a Look at Our
Famous Line of
Hart
Schaffner
& Marx and
David Adler
& Son
^ 1 I * READY-TO-WEAR
SUITS- ALL OF
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SED MEN WEAR
THEM- The quality
fit style and price
Must Be Right
before the suit leaves
this store
? itui ? wi uo ?
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Cbe One Price ?lotbicrs--Tourtl> and Broadway!
ROOSEVELT AND ROOT BREAK
President and Secretary ot State do not get along==
Latter takes additional offense because of Moyer
Haywood-Harriman? Debs letter? Will quit cabinet
soon
Washington, April 29 ? Politicians at
the national capital 9sy thsre ia an open
breach between President Roosevelt
a ad Secretary Root and that the latter i
will retire from the cab'net a< soon as |
he can without embarrrssinp the presi
dent or causing too much comment.
Secretary Hoot has taken additional
? (front at President Rooseveli's recent
Moyer-Havwood-IIarriman-Debbs letter
Mllliona To Down Rootovelt
Farmer Senator Marion Butler, of
North Carolina, who is regarded aa the
administration agent in the South in
South and who is said to hare under
taken to deliver the rotes of the South
in the next Repuhcan convention to the
president to handle, is authority for the
statement that the corporations are
spending millions - to prevent the suc
cess of his efforts. He says the South
ern Republican votes will be against
the administration if they are for sale.
ALL DETAILS OF RAINY
HOLLOW DEAL CLOSED
Representatives of all parties on ground and
arrange for transfers and payments? Trans
action involves of more than $1,300,000
All the details (or the sale ami pay
meat of the purchase price of the
Kainy Hollow copper properties have
been completed here in the last two or
three days. R. T. Hooper, rapi'tsent
ioif the Merchantile Trust Company of
San Francisco, through which the
payments are to be made has been here
in the interest of hU clients. He
arrivid on the Humboldt. The Mer
chantile TrustCompany represents the
p ople to whom the original locators
have sold and J. W. Richmo:]d-Leet thr
the mining engineer, represents the
London purchasers who took the
property over from the San Francisso
?people.
The Daily Alaskan has the very best
authority for the statement that the
negotiations hare been completed, the
details all arranged and the sale con
summated. The first payment, which
will be fur 20 per cent, of the money
due, will be made November 1st. The
second payment, representing 50 per
cent of the purchase price will fall due
November 1st, 1908, and the third pay
ment of 30 per cent, the following year.
The new owners will prosecute the
work as fast as possible, beginning at
once under the supervision of Mr.
Richmond-Lee,
The deal involves more than $1,300,000.
MEN COME EOR
BIG SALMON
! J. Jute, ami a dozen men arrived on
the the Dolphin on their way to Living
1 ston creek in the Big Salmon district.
They will be employed for the aumiuer
under J. B. Blink, manager of the j
Livingston Creek Syndicate. It hts
has been several years since Mr. Jute
first was identified with the Big Sal
mon country, He will leave with his
men tomorrow.
EOR RENE
Room for restaurant, beat 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 parly.
Inquire of Board of Trade. 4-12-lm
Book Baer At Maaoot
PUnty of fresh Bock Beer at the
Mascot Saloon.
GUGGENHEIM MEN
Off TOR ATLIN
T. O. Ilsrris, in charge of the Gug
genheim steam shovel at Atlin, and a
force of men arrived on the Dolphin
and left for the British Columbia camp.
George Wallace, at one time connect
ed with the Canadian Hank of Com
merce at this city, was one of those In
charge of the Guggenheim men. He
spent the time yes'erday evening
visiting with friends in this city.
Halvatd Dat Here This Week
riie big Norwegian steamship Hal
yard, sister of the haldis, will be here
with a cargo of freight for the White
Pass and interior merchants this week.
She was loading at Vancouver when the
Haldis sailed.
Small Interest In Baseball
There were less than a half dozen at
at the baseball meeting yesteiday after
noon and the matter of organU <tion
was postponed until pnotlier meeting.
Received
fresh
On
Che
lefferson
TOMATOES
GREEN PEPPERS
GREEN ONIONS
RADISHES
CUCUMBERS
LETTUCE
RHUBARB
ASPARAGUS
Ml
GANTY & FRANDSON
SHORT TICKS
Interesting News Items
from Everywhere By Wire
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Havana, April 29? Gonzales, the lib*
eral leader and presidential candidate,
declared in a statement Saturday tiiat
the Americans are in Cuba for Ameri
ca's profit. He said it is the intention
of the United States government to
continue interfering in Cuban attairs
until a propitious time shall come to
annex the islaud then Cuban autonomy
will be (rone to neve? come again.
__
New York, April 29? Mr. Wilcox,
Harriman's chief assistant, committed
suicide wnile crossing the ocean on his
way from Eutope to the United States,
New York, April 29? There has been
so many gigantic bank thefts here and
in other cities during the last few
years that the police department has
arrived at tho contusion that there is a
great criminal behind it all. It is
said that it has been the custom to give
some clerks a three or four years'
sentence for these robberies and then
they come out and have a half milion
to their credit.
New York, April 29? Ex-Senator I
Chandler, of New Hampshire, reprc.
senting relatives of Mrs. Mary G.
Eddy says the trust deed of har prop
erty to trustees for tho Christian
Science church is a forgery.
Washington, April 29? Mrs. Bradley
will be tried for the murder of former
Senator Arthur Brown, of Utah, next
May.
Tim Vogel Sole Proprietor
Tim Vogel has purchased the interest
of his brother, George Vogel, in the
Haines saloon business and is now the
proprietor of the establishment.
New BnUdiue Nearly Completed
Lucas & Brie, of Haines, have about'
completed their new saloon .building at
that place. They will have one of the ,
beat appointed resorts on Lynn canal.
TO CURE A COLD: IN ONE DAT
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quninie
Tablets. Druggists refund money if It
fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture is on each byx.? 6c.
SEVERS FIE
Emma Eames Gets Divorce
from Hti9baiit]
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
New York, (April 29? Emma Eames
Story, the opera singer, was granted a
divorce by the supreme court Saturday.
Emma Eames and Julian Story, son of
the sculptor and poet, were married iD
S. S. DOLPHIN
IN AI\ID OUT
The White Flyer Dolphin arrived in
port yesterday evening at 7 o'clock with
70 passengers, 80 tobsof general freight,
200 sheep and the mail. The letter
mail was transferred from the Cottage
City to the Dolphin, so she had four
days' accummulations. The Cottage
City will have three days' paper mails.
The sheep on the Dolphin were for
the Waechters of Fairbanks and were
accompanied by Henry Waechter.
The Dolphin sailed early this morn
ing- on the return trip.
To know what meats comfort in
Skagway is to stay at the Fifth Avenue
hotel? a modern hostelry in every way.
California oweet real
SEEM TREE
* We have just received our sup
ply of Sweet Pea Seeds furnished
for free distribution by Rieger, the
California Perfumer, manufacturer
of that famous perfume
PALO ALTO PINK
Tha Perfume That Lasts
Now is the dme to plant Sweet
Peas, so come and get them free,
with complete Instructions for
planting, growth and cart,
Wm.Britt'
1891.
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