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WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
SCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER 17
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MAN INDICTED BY GRAND
JURY ON TWENTY-EIGHT COUNTS
(By Alaska Hmtf Burtau)
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WILL PLEAD
UI1IIIEI LAW
(By Alaska News Bureau)
V1NCENXBS. Indiana CM. 3? Ed
ward Uibeoc, a oiiiiu.wia.lv oil up?i"?U>r
jj rh>? ,ny was lab' aiffht riiot ai*i
instantly kilkd by \iurri* Muure. u
*<ajtfcy iiwa.tr leal man who turned
late); jaw himself up to U?e police.
Wfarti ?t*)U Uua> uiomiu* Moor*'
oUU'vi that Gibson had paid too iwu-h
nUtiitM to bis (Moort bi wife.
(.i.ort-K Kukna/dt arrived from C?r
in*? teut night and will visit hfci
brother f*?f>*-voral days l*<ore
ica>Ui? lor the uoutti whrtf be wlH
Ule wUlU-f
Mrs? A K. Markub amv?l ou the
tru.n last night from l?awsou and is
b<< sisUir Mtsti ('reeee. who
iwiik- ovtr from Lorn*- to aiwt bur .
Mrs Markus will kmse o?i the Be
tuitv tomorrow for an .xu-Juled trip
to ( '*1 Joruiu. and other southern pom
suits, overcoats:
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We have a fine as- ?
sortment of Suits at ?
12.50, 14.0C 2
15.00, 18.00 ;
20.00, 22.50 -
25.00,27.50 I
28.00, 30.00
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Overcoats At:
14.00, 15.00 S
16.00, 18.00 ?
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MAMaUfteLR MtOi & CO.
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20.00, 22.50
25.00, $30.
We inviu* you to inspect our line
before making your purchase.
H. J. LYNCH
The Up.fo-D.le liabe> dasher and Ladies Furnisher
(By Alaska Now* Bureau)
I LOS ANGELES, Oct. 4? The police,
have found sticks oi dynamite in
various parts of the city, and it is
believed that there was a concerted 1
plan to wreck the entire city.
Kblkiwing the reward offered by I
the local Uatuus for the arrest and I
conviction of th*? guilty parties, sev- j
oral other institutions have put up
rewards, until now the total rewards j
aggregate $98,000. It is understood
that the Merchants Manufacturers
Association will make an additional
reward of $100,000.
LOS ANGELEs. Oct. 4? With re
Wards being oftrved by different or
ganizations of this city, the total re
wards for the arrest and conviction
of the dynamiters of the Times build
ing, which resulted in the loss of 18
lives, has reahed a total of $500,000.
BIG THE Iff
MOTHER CAMP
Hurriod arrangements are under
way for a "hiyu" time at* Camp
Sbtgway, No. 1, Arctic Brotherhood
tonight.
There will be a number of the A.
it's, troju Dawson and Fairbanks in
town and U is noised about that ther
is a ( last; of about ten cheechacos
awaiting to be taken over the trail.
Some of the cheechacos are booked
for the (Cottage City, and it is the
intention of the officers of the Camp
to suspend the order of business so a
to accompany the would be A. B's.
over the trail while the night is still
young, so as to let them off on their
boat which sails at S* or 10 o'clock
Members of No. 1 are expected to
be out early as the meeting will be
called to order at 8 o'clock, being
thirty minutes earlier than usual.
FAITH III SORTHUND
REMAINS UNDIMINISHED
Caliste Racine, the owner of the
White l*aas Hotel building arrived
here last night from Whitehorse
where he has been on a business
trip for some days.
Mr. Racine renweed the lease of
this popular hostelry and will now
proceed to his home in Whittier, Cal.
Mr. Racine is one of the pioneers
of the Northland and is still largely
interested and although retired from
active business he sees great possibil
ity's for the future and predicts great
improvemeiut in business throughout
the district
Mr. Racine will be a passenger
south ou the Princess Beatrice.
The Alaska Steamship Company'6
freighter Edith arrived in dock at
4:30 thi9 afternoon with 3,000 tons
of coal. 200 tcms of which is for the
Moore Wharf Co., and the balance is
for the White Puss it is expected
that the Edith will be in port about
a week.
21 TONIGHT
60 TOMORROW
There will be 21 passengers on the
train from Whitehorse tonight. Most
of these arriver in Whitehorse on the
Dawson, and have stayed over in that
town awaiting the arrival of their
boat In this port
The Selkirk will arrive in White
horse tomorrow morning before leav
ing time of the train tomorrow for
this city, and the 60 passengers will
come over on tomorrow's train.
L I. HARRISON'S DCGIDEMT NOT
US SERIOUS IS FIRS! REPORTED
When questioned today as lo the
injuries sustained by L. A. Harrison
at a late hour yesterday, Dr. Gabie
stated that the accident which Mr. Hafl
rison sustained resulted in the collar
bone being broken and torn away
from the shoulder joint. In addition
to this the right leg received severe
muscular injury, and the right side
of the body was badly bruised from
head to foot.
Dr. Gabie states that he anticipates
no complications, and believes that
Mr. Harrison will bo about within a
week or ten days, although he will
not be able to attend to his business
for some time to come.
It was most unfortunate that the
accident occurred at the time it did,
as Mr. Harrison had almost succeeded
in placing his building in position,
and the work of moving would haw
boen entirely accomplished within a
very few minutes.
100 MINERS LOSE LIVES 0*
EXPLOSION IN MEXICO MINE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oct. 1? One
hundred miners were killed late yes
terday afternoon in an explosion
which occurred in the mines at Pa
lan, Mexico.
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| Buy your fruit by the box \\
The Satisfactory way
Place your'orders 'with ' us for your requirements T
in peaches, pears, apples, crab-applee, plums <fe etc. ?(?
We make a specility of fruit by the box. Price T
? the lowest consistent with' the market conditions. ??
QUALITY GUARANTEED
GANTY & FRANDSON
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NOT SO BAD FQR A NOVICE,
(10,000 IS STILL MISSING
(By Alaska News Bureau) |
SEATTLE. Oct 4? When the strong
boxes which were supposed to con
tain the gold bullion, currency and
other valuables which were stolen
from the purser's room on board the j
City of eatStle by Thomas Buckley
were examined the inspectors were
unable to find all the momey and val- '
uables which they had contained when
the steamship left Skagway.
But $10,000 in bullion and $5,000
In currency was recovered, out of a
total of $30,000, and diamonds and
other valuables to the amout of $10,
000 are still miscing.
Although the police believe now that
Buckley had accomplices, they are
unable to get a confession out of him.
The entire crew were searched,
but failed to reveal amy of the mis
sing property.
BIG MINING DEAL ON GOLDSTH
,
On? of the biggest mining deals
that has been consummated for some
time is one which has juat been
closed, involving the sale of No. 8
and a portion of No. 9, second tier
of beaches on the left limit of Gold
stream. The ground was owned by
Walter J. King, Brie Overs tad and
J. T. Adams, and it was sold, for
the consideration, of $75,000, to Jack
Bigelow, Prank Berry and John L.
McGinn. On the ground for the
?whole distance, a paystreak 200 feet
in width has been located, and it is
believed that the pay throughout will
a,verag? |3 ot the foot. The purch
asers will at once set about making
preparations for the immediate open
ing up of the property, and operations
[Continued on Page 4-1
mayor ran
SCORES VICTORY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO, Oal., Oct. 3? |
Mayor McCarthy scored a triumph
hi securing the resignation of Chief j
of Police Martin, and appointing
John Seymour, head of the detective
force, in his place.
Am called to WMtehorse. Upon re
turn will be pleased to tend all cases.
Misa M. Cathcart. trained nurse. 6t. j
T. F. "Teddy" Curran of White
horse and Kluane arrived on the train
last might and will go south on the j
Humboldt for a trip to Seattle and,
other Sound points.
PRES. TIFT
HOI AGAIN
(By Alaska Nmvs BuraaiO
'BEVERLY, Maas., Oct. 3? Presi
dent Taft returned from his trip
this morning and is once more In
conference with the members of his
cabinet
WANTED : ? Second Hand Victor
Graphophoaie. Must be in first class
condition. Enquire at this offlee.3t.
A party ocnsistmg of E. Crosier.
Bill Mathews, George Black, Charles
Rapuzzi and Jud Mathews left in the
launch owned by Bill Mathews, for a
two weeks' hunt at Hawk Ink*.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
Any Suit in Our
Window For
$15.00
Drop in And Try
Them on
WILL CLAYSON- "Gothier