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FIRE HI DALLAS
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HELEN TAFT
ENTERS SOCIElf
(By Aim** Now* BurMu)
uiMlNUTOX. I? AU aoi-Wty
to ott Ukv jj? \lis? IK"1
**. Tuft * ill th% on nwkv few*
(By AlMfc* N?w? Bureau)
U \SHlMGTON, IV C . IV* 2?
pTol?-tw*T ?IiUlU??U tu <411 MkU-rvVW lt?
?iay tu- Ht th* Cook exploration ttory
*ui.L? to wtiM IV took t?
U> ?*> *bo at f*kiU? LQv iUAVUt
Mi \U*uH .YKKiaKy
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+ This is the beginning of
-j.
* the Social Season. For
party dresses we have
a nice line of Susine Silk
At 50 cts. a Yard
See our window display
+
+
\h. j. lynch
Th? Up- and Ladi?? Furnisher.
+
(By Alaska Nov.* Bur*aui
SK.VTTLK. Dev. 3? Tbv SUtirn
ahij> NutfUiwMtarik tuttroute fruui Uiw
l>kuv u> au-5 wreclwd ai 3
oVU.sk. ihw uK?ruiuti u**ir siau Juau
UUu^l There was a Uoiu* (ok l?"e"
vaiUnt <u thf thu*> of lh?* avvhlvat
.uul anl was imimxltatoly simuiuoihhI
?i\>ui Victoria by wtrcktw. Th*> i?as
twenty-five lm ?uuU>h-. and
iho iimil wo iv takfU to Victoria. Th*1
sU-*BMkr OlyiuuicL wiH take h?* place
filing tomorrow. It thought the
Northwestern will Ik- u total wreck.
MEXICAN REBS
ARE BUS*
(By Alaska New. Bureau)
CHMAl HAl\ Dec. 2 The ?vbeh?
uihKm Miwlvru today atuvkii) so\>ral
uutlyiu? districts aud captured thciu
after souie (ightiUj;
POULTRY SHOW
FOR SKAGWAY
ThelV k> d lUOVelUeUt Ulidef UU>
to imiv .t poultry and pet slock show
Iwe iu Ska^way miuv tiuie iu Janu
ary The idea seeuis to ha*e tuot
with universal favor aiuoasg the ow ti
ers of ihorous h bx*xU and it is sur
prisitv*; how extensive is this list of
owners ot hint blooded cluck* n<>
There are e:tough of them alone to
iuake the show a success iu attend
ance, but o* cours*.- a many
outsiders will be induced to attend. !
Skagway w til be surprised 10 Ka :i %
thai there are sixteen tirixxts i f
Uioroughbred chicken** jt? tat? place,
uut counting two van ties ox' the ban
tam family . There are three varnies
ot duck. three ot gw**' aud three of
pigeOUM.
IV t itvxk consists ot fox hounds,
beo^iec, red IrtJTilou aud Lk'Welly l? I
setters, .->i<antels and fox U rrL rs. rns,-.
hounds and bull terriers.
BaaiLuus aud pigeons are ow ned by ?
Moyer, Kiruiae, Clark. Webber, Ml
Kiuiie, S&ndback aud Sturgel.
But the real blue birds that pro
duce all the nice cackle berries are
owned by the follow iug: Capt. Codet
l**vr. HukiU, Hudson. Wheeler. Van
DeWall. Ward. Sweeny, Bootte, I'ark
er, IVduian, Shearer, W. Shearer
I laker. A. J. Baker. Baxnhoff* i |
Matthews, TtKlen, LVverelL. Clark. .
Hichu-r. Duree. Bmahart. LKKltcoat . !
Shaw. K.irtuse, Saudbeck, Tay lor. G. j
G. Miller, Doherty, lkuta, Grimm . j
Haiiarty, Rich. I "u lien. Stursell. Cart- j
* n&ht, Vuigast , Tildeo, Hogan. DB- 1
Ion, Coding, Pholps. MeKenzie, Blai k.
Thomas, Mover. Webber, Howertwu,
Friedeothal, G. Blanchard. Snyder,
Werzbaoher. Schwartzeuberg. Moore.
Spear. Brtlt, Clarke. Seaman a:id
Zink&n.
CONSIDERING
FINAL REPORT
(By Alaska Navvn Bureau)
\V AS H1NO TON, D. C . Dee. 2?
The republkun members uJf tike l^U
Imgec iuveatig?ttatt cvuuuitiee are
considering their final report.
BUILD! UP
NEW FORESTS
The forest service Us preparing to
plain uew trees throughout the Pu
cixtv coast states which are being
rapidly denuded by forest fires and
natural commercial consumption. The
follow mg from a western Oregon pub
licauon ts of interest:
'""H- forest stirv foe is planting 230
acres of the 2500 acres bum In Ash
1 i ! canyon last summer. Ranger F I
M. DtiBois established a camping |
place Saturday aud is at work now. j
havmg a force of twelve w-en employ
ed for the purpose of gfttiug iu 350
acres before the weather becomes uu
seasonable. Approximately 300 acres j
will be planted at Brushy Hill aud ;
the balance iu the vicinity of the in- j
takes of the municipal power plant.
Scotch fir, Kuropeau larch and
Norway spruce are the seeds being
planted. ITof. Kumwel of Washing
ton, D. C., was on the scene a few
w >.<.'ks ago aud decided on the imme
diate planting of the area described
this fall, to be followed with more
planting uext season. The forest ser
vice estimates that 2500 acres was
burned over last summer and that
about TOO acres suffered considerable
injury. They report that the Brushy
Hill section had a destructive fire
10 or 30 years ago and the growth
burned over averaged about 25 years
of growth, saying that it took a
Ut-cj.de or two for nature to give it
a start while the service service gets
? iu motion the same reason.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AM persons having claims against
the Frye-Druhn company are request
ed to present the same before the
next sailing of the Senator from Skai?
way.
* Christmas J
* PLUM PUDDING t
* English Style *
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If you havn't time to make your own puddings, you T
] will find those in cans an excellent snbstitute, and
cheaper than the home made ones. We carry the follow- "**
iug sizes; *5"
*** Individual tins 15c 2 for 25c 1 pound tins - 35c +
1* 2 pounds tins 65c 3 pounds tins 1.00 *
"f Fig Puddings 1 pound tin 25c **"
Guaranteed to contain, nothing but the very best material
+ *
* Ganty & Frandson *
+ ?f-f + T-f-f + vvv-r + vv'r-rvT-r-r-r-r'f'J
WESTERN UNION
IS MERGED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST LOUIS, Dec. 3?' Th*? Amerk-an
TwK'phoJkf tuul ToWjtniph cwupauv
j baa beeu with the Wetrteru
Uotau TVtegmih louipauy ainl thwr
systems wlU be extended to till parts
otf America.
ENO OF STRIKE
IS III SIGHT
(By Alaska N?wa Burwu)
CHICAGO. Deo. 2? Tmhus tor the
settlement oil the gariueou workWu
strike are w>w progressing favorably
and the strike wiU soon be at all
eud.
SCORE KILLED
III TBI WRECK
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LAMONT, Mo., Dec. 8? Twenty
prominent persons, pass^aigers ou the
j Missouri Pacific fast train, eitroute
( {roiu Kansas City to St. Louis were
kflled whe-n the train woe U4toWl
linear this place today.
Charley Cartwright of the White;
Pass Athletic club says he has a
youngster in training who is willing
and anxious to meet aaiy ameteur
under twenty years of age to bOx at
133 pounds tor a decsikm and a purse,
of fifty dollars.
Agent Bold of the Pacific Coast |
company reports that they have had j
a wire which states that the Senator j
will be in Juneau at 10 o'clock to
night and that she will be in Skag- j
way tomorrow afternoon. The Sen- \
ator brings thirty tons of freight and
two passengers for Skagway. i
MELVILLE ON
DOCTOR COOK
(By Alaaka Newt Bureau)
PHIImVIM&LPHIA, Dw. 2 ? Admiral
Molviik' S8i.VS Cook's couivstMou U*
simply uu at'euipt to bo ivhabiliattxl
Into tlu? gotxi giwvs of tho public
asaui. He iiKiists that Dot-tor Cook
is a proaotttK-vd fakir.
DIAZ MG
110 CHANCES
(By Alaska Now* Buroau)
MKXICO CITY, IV<\ a? omt twv
(.'tutiloiis wwo Utkvu yotttoixlay asahi-'
a.* possible ilisorUw** acvouipanyluK
tho inauguration of Diaz as pmti
ilwit of tho Mexican republic.
THE ELECTRICAL
INTERESTS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YOKK, Dee. 2? Attorney-Gen
eral Wickersham is working on a
scheme to dissolve the g re ait eiec
fK-tti- i?k?u?U which have been
merged under one governing head.
ELltS WILL HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES
Skagway lodge. No. 431 of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, will hold memorial services at
Elks hall on Sunday at 2:30. On
this hour every lodge of the order
will be holding like services through
out the world, which are in commem
oration of their departed brothers.
No. 431 has prepared an impressive
program for this occasion consisting
o* music and addresses to which the
public is invited.
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
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