Alaska Historical LU?'?r.v ?
Museum.
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V. 8o. THIRTEENTH YEAR.
SKAHWAY, ALASK ' MONDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1910
PRICE, 10 CENTS
0. S. CONGRESS
HAS CONVENED
(By Alu?4 New* Burtiui
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HILL ENTERS
PEACE VALLEY
(By Alaaka Now.? BurMu)
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10J (oju lio HlU kuu<iv*ia tutve ui>
laiivrU uiitry ttrfo lite I'oiKkV \ alley. it
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tu ItewMju juMi lite- Yukuu wuatry
LEFT VERY
LARGE ESTATE
(By Alaska N?wa Bureau)
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lETHGWSTS 1IU HOLD CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
. v rr-jL^ctuoii Li tniftf uianK- ywitohtl'
Mr t>w Suo?lk> sttiuul !Ui?J
IVi^- t um*<Uuk darUis Hkt- airtfc-n- <
t >u? ui tic MvUkulUt< cbuft t'
i' *uwuuu?.W a* ??sr%*fc? la. '
ul?bl UuU a njoceri *oui*l be givt-u
i*i ilvr cvwumg ?>' Cfcl ttflMM Ja> .
im?? Suu*i*> , uiuvl Re* John I'arsoi^'
? tU ilhiaUTiU- life- beautiful stury az
ttw- NUh K; *uh soon- of itf WsW |
of art
+ +7 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4,4, + + +
I TOO BUSY! I
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+ _ ? ? v
'i am too bus\ to write an ad
?
+ lor Christmas.
? Just tell the px?ple of Skagwa\
T
+ to take a look an my display ot
J Christmas Goods
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+
+ in my windows and they will
see that I have the Finest Stock
+
+ ever brought to Skagwav.
"Yes. I have nlentv of everv
+
+ thing tor Lady, "laid, "lan. Boy
J or Child.
+ "5ure, Santa Claus I 'ft all
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+ kinds ot toys? all the latest me
+ chanical novelties, dolls, skates,
+
+ sleds, books, games, <5cc. &c."
://. J. LYNCH
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+
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+ +
, Th? Op-To-Oat* Haocroasr?r and Ladiaa Furolahar.
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IS. EDDI
PUSSES AWAY
(By Alaska Nevus Bureau)
BOSTON. LW. *? Mrs. Mary E?k> r
t:ujy . (uuuilur ami W?*1?T oi live ChTk
i ulu jUuliM faith. is <i**ui ill Uus?cit*.
Sfce suoeu tubed fn.ua au attack of
ptuHiatiMUu aft** a ahort
ELKS LODGE
Theiv was a small but appreofckth e '
auilvuve piMMK at Elks hail ywsiw
day h> Che beautiful aiu! iiu
uK-utorial o*<f\ iocs o t the or
vk* a rich \*tTv exwptiuuaHy \? ,1 rv;.
detvd hV4k>?ktui U the urdeir of ex
ervfeieb a* performed: 1 Org at I Vol
untary ttiv. |- H liant) 2 ? Open ai s
Prayer. Hvv. John i\irsoii? 3 ? Ovt.
ture ??ivynuK>", Bml's Orvhesira, by
C H K liach; 4 ? Kfcualistic Exer
OkMM, by tile laxlge ; 5 ? Sekvtioa. Eit
vjuitru*. ?? - Ritualistic Ev r\ h.
the Lodge: 7? Thv Death of Aa
Kced's tUvhenlru. by lirte^ Op. ti>
s ? tn-iural Euk>.y, Bro. Wiu
i* Viuhii Solo. itrv. E. Molntyre; l>
Sabtlfan. EUs viuartti:
A ? ??u. Heed's (.krvhweini by Ev rhoa.t
13- Vk?uv KiecvU?>, by tile laxl?>
li ? lV?\ok>>:y , by the Aud e II
BeDcttitvtioa. KUther Turuolt.
The committee havut.*; charge ''.J
>krraii^< .uvuta votL&i^ted ot C?> :lla.
chard. \Y ui Brrtt aud M A. Snow
ASto mm passes mi
A oowmuuicatioa has bevu recei . -
vtl frotii Victoria. dau?! Xo\
which stales thai HeK-u Mol'aiu
Youug. wklow ot Re\ Alexander
Youurf. and mother of Dr. H K.
Youay;. i?rv?>iui Uii uintsu-r ot J
U?j*i. died ou thai day o i pae-UBouta.
aft or a brvef iUuess. She was thum
m the Province ot Quebec sT ;? <
ago. Thv rvmaaii a ill be la kea to
Nauaimo fur tuleruieii.1 tevmorrvw.
Harry Morgan, mayor of ta*>
utugtoii. ctuue iu oa tonight's iraiu
to .ttifBd Masonic meviiu..;
Mr? (Cayt.i Spra^u* . whew hus
band is iua?tcr o I th*- iVtt-rson. iiuide
thv trip up fruui Fort Seward to
day.
The fire ik-partmeiit was called
out Saturday ui^ht ami ma : a beat
Uful ritu ? to the wrung place It
seems that the party who d
' Cwuiml" goi rattled aitd gaty the
wruo^ distrKi. However, lac^iiy it
was nothing cuore than a chimney
burning out so do hartu resulted. A j
hole care should be exercised in
?tyj alarms
NORTHWESTERN
TO BE SAVED
(By Alaska N?w> Bureau)
SEATTLE, Dec. 5 ? It is aocertain
oU by investigations which havw been
.??tit.' thu.t the Northwestern can be
: ai> . , and floaXed to dry doc k unless
bad weather interferes.
THE URGE
CITIES OF 0. S.
The population ot the cities of the
I'nited States having wore than two
! t Hired thousand without counting
Mi., auohs which has not yvt beeu
reported are as follows: Now York.
?4 : >i?; w.\ Chicago, 2.1S5.2S3; Phik?
d-lph:a. l.5W.lK>3; St. Louis, <$???> :
t\x?toa. t>70,u$u: Cleveland. 3S*>,ii?3;
Ualtiuiore, 55S.4S3; Pittsburg, 533.W>:
4'j"-.T6s>: ItuffaJo. 123.715; Sau
hYiti . sco, 4l6.i?l2; Milwaukee. 373.Su ?
C . m, lt>3; Newark. 347, 4i>!j;
New Orleans, 33D.075; Washimgiou j
Los Auseles. 319,19$: Jerse.''
Ctu .-??7.775*. Ka::sas City. 24S.3SI.
?> -f.Ut 237.194; ludtauapolis, 233.65t>;
a- 224.j2*S; Louisville. 223,
-v Kuchtster, ^'lS.Ua: St. Paul, 214,
:ii Denver. 2 13.381: Portland. 207
214.
The flU' leading cities have uiaiu
d '.:ieir relative positions and
Ovekual has changed places with
-iluuiore. Detroit has forced ahead
. imffalo so hits Pittsburg which ha.
;..?falo's plate. San FYanciso? sBLl
-ills the uni.- relative position with!
... king next to it. Seattle h.4
? \1 from forty-eighth place to
twenty-first. presuming that Minucap
:a U1 her when the returns ai|
ani*L?ui?ced.
<ISE8 KttlES ABE SROWiNS SOLO
Th fuel has been brought to the
itt-.-tit-oii of the reporter of the .U
?t- ^ m that largv timber wolves are
?r> bold in this aeighborho*.*!
t ly last week Nk-hoSs Hanson of
i !sflon when but a short distance
from Ska^way was confronted by a
pair ou the railroad track.
They were not inclined to give the
r :r. of way t?ther. but stood saiarl
iu uitil Mr. Hanson was within
fifteen feet of them, when he tnati
?--d to frighten thena away. It is
s; d that small children are in the
habit of repairing to the poods in
tii, tall brush near town, for the
pleasure of skating oo the nkv clear
ice. Parents should be sure that
older persons accompany them on
thee? trips.
T V T V T V T V V "I* V T "fTrT'T'TrTtrv
Christmas
PLUM PUDDING
English Style
It you havn't time to make your own puddings, you
will tind those in cans an excellent substitute, and
cheaper than the home made ones. We carry the follow
ing sizes:
Individual tins 15c 2 for 25c 1 pound tins - 35c
2 pounds tins 65c 3 pounds tins 1.00
Fig Puddings 1 pound tin 25c
Guaranteed to contain nothing but the very best material
Ganty & Frandson
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HMEf LOSES
IK I0TH SPASM
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5 ? Coukxi 1
sot the decision at the end of the
teath rouaul in his fight with Char fey
Harvev in this city last Saturday
night.
INHUME
HAS RETIRED
(By Alaska Naws Bureau)
SEATTLE. Dev. 5 ? Tommy Burns ]
today atuuottoced that he would retire ;
from the ring. He has turned all his j
contemplated fishCs over to Jack j
Ltster. his uew find
WITNESSES GO
10 JUNEAU
Mike Curry. Ueorse Carson, Mar
shall FYed Fonizo ami Harry Seainau
were y*iss* >igers ox* the Senator tw
Juin-au. The two forwt-r are wit
nesses ta the case agantst Charles
Ed^ar charged with highway robbery
Harry Seaman beloags u the jury
and Marshall Fanzo is called in au
oft" wial capacity.
Edgar is au ex -old'er of Company
"A", -l^ud regiment of Inf.. floruierly
stationed at Ftart Seward. He made
rathe* a spectacular play fw a fetch
easy money tu the streets of Skag
way last August holding up Mike
Curry and Prank Muir one after the
other. The" net results of his ex
ploitation was t "> cents which was ;
secured from the dark corner of one
at JYank Muir's pockets.
ANNUAL NET
INCOMES
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 5?
The corporation tax List is puhik>h*xl
today c toe- humored ami twcircy-uiaie
of the number came froui Alaska
whose reports as submitted show a
u.et .'uvorne of three hundrwl ?ad eighty
thousand dollars.
COL. iRRISON
LAIO 10 REST
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE, Dec. 5 ? The fuu*ral of
Col. E. S. Harrisou. took place this
afternoon. The services were very
simple. Members of the Arctic Clui>.
in whBch deceased held a promi-De-nt
place. acted as pail bearers. The l>o*ly
was cremated.
DEATH OF MRS. ADAMS
Dr. L. A. Pare received a telegram
last Saturday amnouuicing the death ot
his daughter, Mrs. Adams, at Battle
ford, Saskatchewan, death being due
U> the result of an operatiou. Dr. Pare
visited his daughter only a tew weeks
previous to her death at which tiuae
she expressed the hope that she wou)<
be greatly benefitted by au operation.
Mrs. Adams visited her father, sisters
and brother, the late Fred Pare, here
five years ago at which time she made
many friends who will greatly regret
to hear od? her death. Besides her hus
band and two children, aged seven
and five years, she leaves her father,
two sisters, Mrs. Dr. Frazer of Fort
McLeod, Alberta, and Mrs. John Mc
Donald of this place, also one brother.
Alphonse, to mourn her death. ? White
horse Star.
There will be a meeting of the
band boys tonight at fireman's hall.
?You May
EXPECT
To find here the
richest array of
new fabric you
have ever seen
For Mens
Clothes
The new
browns & grays
are beautiful
and we'll fit you
Copyright Hart Sc&adacf ic Mart
WILL CLAYSON-aL
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