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NX FOrRTFFATH YEAR.
SKAttWAY, ALASKA. MONDAY, NOV. 20, 1911 PKfCK. tft CENTS
GOVERNOR IS IK
FUR BP DEATH
Life In Danger For Pardon
ing Murderers Of
Got. Goebel
A last* Vwi Boreas.)
Fnurkf >rt. K\ . Nov. 20 ? Gov.
- K W < .1 has bwn
^ hrv?a Toned with assassination
for The parckMr-.c of Oa ??b Pow
-s. The newspaper i; ar. who
B8 ewritted some years a?o
for The murder of Governor
G.wfcel.
tvj -x e? by ;> c>e at h\
- . nd : ?> < hv? ? ' >o!X*ujrh
- vTe*; >efor* eat ng of it.
ELECTROCOTION
ID BE PRIVATE
By VJftik* N>?? Bare* -.:
R h- om. Va., Nov. 20 ?
Word was given ocT that the
electrocution of Henry Clay
Vat: which s to tskc pl:uv.
-
vate. Not even newspaper m
* . b> i lowed to s--e The i \t
cation
CRE Ct E*?5*NCE S*LE
5*?k: *: ?, Ia*s Van R*n*v. W
c - ^ tvc *c*Ue EspecfcOty pr*??c*a
7?oft( asj iwtf4s, ani ex
w .iest for "! JT8.a$ moUns*. Only
t* ? ivfcrr.vi* kA. AfW tfeal )rto* wii
N Si per bottie.
F*ot Train Bar.
PRES. TAFT HAS
SEVERE COLD
|
Cancel* All Engagement*
Message Will Also
Be Delayed
(By AlMfc* News BcrwLu.i
Washington. D. C.. Nov. 20
President Taft is laid up -with a
severe cold. All official engage
ments huve been cane?] *?d.
The presidents message will
also be delayed.
FOWLER IS j
STILL FLUNG!
(By A tact* New* Bureau.)
Pvot*. Texas. Nov. 20? Fowl - |
rr s still making hoadway on j
s Irans-continental flight. l'-\
arrived here last night.
ASSAULT TRIAL !
OH MESON
By Alaska N>w* Bureau.)
New York. Nov. 20 -The trial
of Lillian Grahatn and Ethel
Conrad will take place here on j
Wednesday.
The young women will bo 1
c" a:v^d with assault with intent
to kill, and the wounding of Har
rv Stokes, the r lliona re. last
spring
Your Thanksgiving
SUIT
L??J
; OVERCOAT
Should be Up-to-date
W e a tv showing dozens of
the newest >tyl?s in
Worsteds, Tweeds. Cashmere, Etc.
R-v a- the most stylish garment-!
to be ftMind in the market
See Display In Our Windows
WE DO NOT URGE YOU TO BUY
H. J. LYNCH
rs# Hab*-3?*-er ?nd La.iw F?mt?hr,
50TM HPiEEl
sibiieo it me
Water Supply Cut Off And
Famine Threatened? No
Trains Moving
(By Alaska New t Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Nov. 20- - As the result of flood* canned by j
rains and melting snow*, this city is isolated and a famine;
is threatened,
There are floods in all directions caused by rain and I
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snow.
The Sooqualami and Snohomish rivers to the north of!
the city and the Green and Klack rivers on the South, !
have all overrun their banks and have carri<?d out thej
bridges.
But one transcontinental line is able to operate t rains out j
of the city. The coast trains north have all cancelled th? irj
schedules, the bridges being out over the Sk*git; river.
The large six-foot pipes supplying the city with water
are said to have b??en washed out by the Cedar river above j
Kenton. A water famine is feared. j
SENSATIONAL
CASE TODAY
(By Alaska N?wa Bureau.)
Denver, Cal., Nov. 20 The'
trial of Mrs. Gertrude Patterson '
began today. Mrs. Patterson |
shot and killed her hushand
here several months apo.
The trial promises to be sen
sational and to implicate people |
hijjh up in society circles. Mrs.
Patterson claitnes that she lived
as a wife to Emil Stronss. a
wealthy Chicago clothier, who
arranged to hare her marry Pat
terson. The latter then nsed
her to blackmail Strouss.
Due to the breaking down cf
the linotye machine, necessitat
ing hand work, the Alaskan will
be late tonight and the edition
abbreviated.
MARIPOSA IS
TAKEN OVER
(By A tank* New# Bor?*n.l
Seattle, Nov. 2?>-The deal
was closed late Saturday where
by the SS. Mariposa whs pur
chased by the Alaska Steamship
Co. from the John 1). Spreckles
Steamship Co. of S*n Francisco.
! She will be placed on the South
i western Alaska roulie after Feb.
tirst. The purchase price was
thive hundred thousand dollars.
Patrick Flynn and family will
po south on the TWIphin for a
two months vacation.
The Y?bl? d'Hot* tfnner ftt the
Pullen Houe? It bettor than ?ver.
Why don't you try It You ?r# w?J
? com?. 1
Tb* Whit# Pmb B*ra Dane* is b?
tajK weil by rarteooa dr?w
' by Vic Sp?rk?.
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Our Stock of 1911 Pack PrelFerred +
Stock Goods is Now Complete. +
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This br.tnd has ^
NO SUPERIOR :
and is favorably known .j.
THRU-OUT ALASKA J
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EVERY CAN GUARANTEED? This meme that4*
your money is returned or goods eichanged, should ^
any of them prove unsatisfactory. 4.
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* P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
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GENERAL REYES
IS ARRESTED
Mexican General Is indicted
By An American
Grand Jury
(By A tank a New Bureau.)
San Antonio. Texas. Nor. 20
- General Reyes was arrested j
at Laredo today on an indict ?
mont returned by th?? Federal
Grand Jury.
He is charged with violating
the Neutrality I^aws of the
United States, having endeavor
ed to start another revolution.
He is held under $5000 bail.
Five other men have also
been indicted, bwt their names
have not been divulged.
ALL FOREIGNERS
ARE III DANGER
(By Aluka New* Bureau.1
Pekin, Nov. 20? Reports say
that looting and pillaging is go
ing on all over the entire empire
All foreigners are in danger
The Steamer I'r'ncw v'?r I'ft
Vancouver la?t nigltf on time, with 8
psuwne^r* and flft \ ions of freight.
She I* due here on Wednesday .
The Steamer P -lptiin left Ketrhikan
thW morninj at 10 o'oloc* and wi I be
in port ?ometimo tomorrow efenintr
Mra. Geo. C rson and daughter
Clam, will be passeneer* ? o ?t li on the
Dolphin.
ALASKA 10
HAVE SURGEON
Trea?ury Department Will
Guard PubKc Health
In North
?
(By Atoka New* Bureau.)
XT*.hlngton. D. C. For. 20 Tie
Treaeury. Ttepartmetit hiu? "itecidfH to
a?*ign a surgeon to *^rvi<*e in Alaska,
who #111 lonft aftertije public heilth.
The need of this action h*? he^n
brought to the at t?ntion of t^e Apart
ment through the outbreak of *mall
por and tke great inconvenience to
the traveling public caused by nwh
outbreak* of which there were *?ver*l
' during th? Mnm?r.
t The boundary surrey, nnd#r Tom
Rig*#, did (tome e*cellet)t work in the
j Porcupine region t-hia last summer
1 during the outbreak* of *mallpo*
amongst the nati??s. isolating them
i and stamping out the disease.
It is wit hout doubt due to hi* effort*
j that this last action by tb* treasury
: department h * been taken
FIGHT TO
A DRAW
(By Maaka N?wa B?ire?u.)
\sn Anf ea. Nor. ?~Joe Rirers and
Prankie Conl?y. fought twenty round*
?o a ^raw here catnrday er?>nlng.
The fighting wa* fast arvd furious,
both men taking moch punishment.
The decision ?m a popular one.
Mr. I<ee Oault was a p**s*ng?>r on
thi* morning.* train for Whitehorse.
Gault ha* accepted a po*ltin? in tie
! Dominion Telegraph Office th?re,
; while Mr. Plcmlng i? away on a f 0
month* Taxation.
You Can See
A Prize -Winning Clothes
Exhibit
At Our Store Any Day: You Don't Have
to ?0 to Any Fair or Exposition, nor Pay
Any Admission Fee
You Can See
Exhibitions of Our Clothes
All Over Town; The Best Dressed Men
Are Wearing: This Clothing And They
Look as Though They Enjoyed it
Come in And Take a Loc k at Them
! WILL CLAYSON-at,
T~he Home of The
? HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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