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No. Ho KOIRTKENTH YEAR. SKABWAT, ALASKA, SATURDAY, SEPIKMKER ?, 1911 MUCK 10 CK!fTf
FISHER
SAYS LEU
SYSTEM
(By V.aska Jfew* Korean. 1
SR.VTT1.K S? ' ; ?: * SoTrUn Fish
ft, in a s|nwh l*sl ni?bt in this city.
?v*M that \laska with her jcreat nat
ural rt>!?a)vw should be opened.' Ho -
also said that private exploitation of;
the coat lands mill not be considered
or tolerated for a moment, bat thai
a leash** system iiberaKy drawn. one
that w *.11 M once invite and protect
IS ALL
(Rt Alaska N'?W? Bureau.'*
NEW YORK Sept. !' Dwriah Bin
ford says that the verdct of guilty in
the Beattie murder case is all wrong
She Mated that she loves Beattie and
feinted when toM erf the verdict
LAKE COUNTRY
IS VERY ACTIVE
l.ate word from Ciixrow is that a
led** of nvr-.enUiied ote seventy-five
feet wide k? >ee*j stnj.'k m the tun- !
ne| at the Big Thin#: mine, the tunnel
now being n I"'*' fe? Kven this is
not thought to be the main ledge
which will likely be str->ok -within the
next 1W or 150 feet.
Work on a 250 horse power electric
pl>> at th-> mouth o.* McDonald ore<*
ha* been started, the plant to supply I
power and "ght for the mine. It is
propose] to have the power plant wa
pleted within the neat few weeks. <wl
? he available men to be bid betng pi*
to work on it, Fifteen who arrived
from Haw-son on the Selkirk Wednes
day left for Care i? next morning
The recent rutins of the railroad
rommission that the ore tariff must
r?>rwain a* file*! last fall. $1.75 per
torn, has greatly stimulated operation*
at the Bit Thin* mine. ? Kx
SING
IS PRACTICABLE
capital ami still wtwrw public in
I icresta seems the most practical sol
ution Government ownership Is im
practicable as It Involves the govern
ment ownership of transportation fa
cilities also, which is not possible at
present. He further stated that the
i Bering coal fields were greatly exag
gerated and that he is waiting for
a report from Mine Director Holmes
>>n the Mataruska fields
The new steamer Casea was given
trial trip last Saturday, when early
in the forenoon, with Captain, Charley
UloomquiBt at the wheel, she steamed
up past town to tfae "turntable" and
then went down river to and across
Lake Lebarge, returning to her berth
at the shipyards about 9 o'clock in
the evening.
The new steamer proved on her in
itial trip to be all that Master
guilder A. H. Henderson claimed ehe
would be. the fastest steamer on the
river She came from the head of the
lake to Whitehorso in two hours and
thirty-three minute?, while the be?t
time made by any of the other steam
ers over the same run was two hours
and fortyv-fire minutes.
Ml the carpenters, painters, electr o
ans and finishers were on board and
it. work while the trip was being
made, as every energy is being put
forth to have her completed and
-*ady for her maiden trip to IViwson
?t the earnest poiwdble date. *
The new steamer rides the water
| as gracefully as a duck and. taken all
I together, is a triumph of mechanic*!
skill. ? White horse Star.
The Ramona arrived last evening
at six o'ciock and sai'.ed south at
; nine o'clock with a fair passenger
i lb*
Mrs. \V. A. Reid arrived on the
, train today from down the Yukon
j river and left for Port Seward on
the Peterson
=j NEW I
FALL LINE
= LADIES
= TRIMMED
=1 HATS
= NOW ON
= DISPLAY
H. J. LYNCH
Th? Up-To-D?t# Haberdasher and Ladiaa Furnisher.
BEAT! WILL
PHI PENALTY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
RICHMOND. Sept. Henry Clay
Beatlic was this morning sentenced
to he electroorfed on November 24.
Seattle wept In hla ceH all night,
and his face showed the efforts of
worry in the courtroom this morning
KIPLING NOW
BUTTING IN
(Hy Alaska Newa Bureau.)
LONDON. Bng. 8pT* 9? Rudyard
Kipling, the ftunoiM British author,
has cabled a message to the Canadian
Parliament stating that he opposes
the Idea of reciprocity and cautioning
them against voting for It.
NOME. Sept. 9 ? A fiorce storm is '
rafting here. Many houses have been
demolished and small boats and harg- j
Lfl FOLLETTE ~
j FOB PRESIDENT
,? are being washed ashore and brok
en up. Thus far i<o rnport of Ions of
life has been made.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MADISON, Wis. Sept, 9 ? It was
stated here today on Rood authority
that LaFtolftftte will announce hta can
didacy for the Republican nomination
for the Presidency In December.
HILLftl WILL
APPEAL CASE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTIJ?. Sep* ?? The Circuit
court of appesfe wiU hold a session
here beRinninjt next Monday. C. D.
Hillman, the convicted real estate
grafter will appeal his case to this
court.
KNOT 18 TIED
Bf CARPENTER
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Sept. 9 ? Bdwln
Straight Carpenter, formerly a Baptist!
minister here Unlay married John .In- 1
cob .Wor <o MIsb Madeline Force.
.los. I"Mi*cas*o. better known ?s
"Daxo Joe", was picked up while
asleep on the sidewalk thte afternoon
and transported to the Town Baft He
where he te bavin#: his sleep out.
(By AlasXa News Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 9? Thomas
Judson, a prominent Alaskan mining
man last night went for a Joy ride
in a taxleab. When he awoke the
taximeter registered $17.
COUNTRY GOOD
FOR FARMING
TT. V M. RJrkinhine. who has been
making a reconnaisance survey from
Isabi'llo Paso, Glccter ("amp to White
River for the Alaska Midland Raiiroa
arrived on the train last night from
Whltehorse.
Mr. Birkinhlne has been gone fifty
five days during which time he trav
eled 800 miles having remained be
hind the Rosene party to look up the
route more In detail and principally ti
look up a route from the Kuskowash
to Dexdeaseh lake and along the lake
to Klukshoo lake and Dalton post. The
pass was found to bt? 200 feet lower
than was expected and beautiful farm
Ing country was passed over on a
greater part of the route, altho mt?ch
of this distance had not been previ
ously traveled, therefore H was ne
cessary to break new trails for nearly
ninety miles.
Mr. Rirkinbine will leave on the
Peterson tonight for his home in
Haines.
The dross Moving Picture Show
has some fine new offerings in the
way of Comedy. Tragedy and Melo
Drama for the coming week, which
arrived on the last boats.
+ + + + + + + + 4, + + + + + + + + + + + + + ft **? j
+ * +
I FRUIT BY THE +
: CRA TE OR BOXi
+ ; ? +
* From now on we make a special *
|+ canning price on all fruit by the box *
* or crate. We receive fresh fruit on *
+ each Pacific Coast steamer, and ow- +
t ing to superior buying facilities, can +
* make prices that will make it possi- *
1 ble to can all kinds of fruit at a +
+ reasonable figure. *
+ +
I P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
+ + 4, + + + 4, + + + + + ++ + + + 4* + + + + + + +
Mm m aim is
ifiOffi I# FM5J mt
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
RICHMOND Sept. 9? Aftor fifty
elght minute* of deliberation kwt ev
?nltiK. the Jury in the <'a?u> of Henry
Clay Reattie. being triwl for the mur
der of hU wife, returned a verdlet of
fcuilty of murder In the first d?ree
When the verdict van announced
the defendant collapsed. .
A molten for a new trial mart* by
the attorney* for the defense wa? A*
ni?>d awl the attorney* nay that 'hey
wlH aak the eonrt of appeal* to grant
a writ" of error ami atoo a new trial.
Th?- Jurymen immediately af'er ro
In* Into the Jury room offered up a
pfayer before deliberating The tt
dlct la a aurprlne as many people
looked for a disagreement.
LESfER WINS
FROM LANG
SYNPEY, Australia Sept. fi?Ja^k
lister, the Ellemsburg boy, last night
got the derision on point* at the end
of twenty rounds In his fight with the
Australian champion BUI l,ane.
GARY, Ind. Sept. 9? Mayor Knott* j
and five coiincilmen were arretted
here last night and charged with ac
cepting a bribe for the passage of a
heating franchise.
JUDGE CUSHMAN RETURNS FROM
INTERIOR
.fudge Cushman arrived on the train
this afternoon from Fairbanks where
he ha" been holding court wMIe Judge j
OvdKfeld held a term of rtmrt at fdtt
a rod.
Judge Caishman returns looking
and hearty n? If the trip to the in
terior had agreed wfth htm. He l?
a.-vompanled by his wife, hl? mother
and au o.
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Heisser and j
Mrs S. C. Orchard were round trip- j
pers on the Peterson from Fort
Seward today.
BILLEE TAYLOR
IS IMPROVING
BUIle, the six year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. WIHiam Taylor, who has
been very low with scarlet fever and
dipth^ria for several days pas' wa*
decidedly improved ymferday and
strong hopes were pn*ert*l?d for his
recovery. Mr. Taylor had a special
engine rnn from Skagway to this
place Wednesday night to bring anti
toxin which he had ordered from Ju
neau by wire, and when the sfnff ar
rived It was plainly marked "Not to
be used after May, 1907."? While
hone Star.
On the same tram there was sent
over two tubes of anti toxin that was
procured from Oapt. (Dr.) Porter, of
For* Seward, that wa* "up to date*
and which the Stroller "forgot to
mention.
The train from WhltehoTKe this af
ternoon had aboirt 7.1 passengers from
Fairbanks. Dawwrm and other Interior
point*.
"A Touching Affair' Is said to be
the funnies* fWm pver put on a reel.
Bee it tonight at the (irons Picture
Show.
Agent Onptll report* the Dolphin
win be in at 7:30 toni*ht with MO
rton? of freight and t*n passenger*,
and wiB sail aonth at * o'clock to
morrow morning.
The A. 83. Co.'a big freighter San
ta Ana arrived at noon today with
280 torn* of freight and 140 cattle aB
destined for the Interior
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