iGOON FORESTALLS
GUI INSURRECTION
(By United Press.)
Havana, Sept. 30? Governor Magoon
lait night issued orders Co arrest ever;
well known rebtl, as serious trouble ts
ihreatenio?. The Cubaos have an
nouoctil lid)?m granted Ub?r%Uan
from the protectonte of ?ta* UnlWd
SUM*, to kt once be.cio an insurrection
?ffmin?t the troops that ?re on lb*
i*Und *
The New York Grand Opera CI oru?,
ooe of the greatest operatic singing or
ganization* in the world, at the Seattle.
Duplex recitals daily.
FOR -SALE:? Tfa? SettlemlM prop
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tod Tbird ?teoues. Price f400. Ap, Ij
jio Mr*. C. R, Stitlemelr, Peniel
j MIssIod, Skagwey, Alukft. 3l
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Arriving on
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Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames
Stores open Evenings Phones 4 and 56
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Suits Cravenett Coats
and Over Coats
Come in awl look them over before purchasing
elsewhere
Also over 400 patters of the Famous Royal Tailors Made
to Measure Suite ready for your inspection
Qayson $ Co.
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(United Prets Telegraph-Cable Servicc.)
Victoria, Sept. 30? Sealing schooners
which have just arrived in this city from
Alaskan waters report that the Japanese
seal poachers have grown more bold as the
season advances and that poaching is carried
on at a larger scale than ever- Japanese
pirates again last week attacked the residents
of Kodiak Island, outraged Indian women
and stole the Indians supplies and furs.
(By United Pret(.)
London. Sept 30? The Swedish
V&cbl Club, of Stockholm, has iss :eii a
challenge to ibe deleuders of the A mer
le to cup to tjC* for the cup at a date to
be named by the Americana.
WERE FIXED
ITTMKY FOB 68VERNIIENT IN BORAH1
CASE CLAIMS SENATOR'S AGENTS
HAVE TAMPERED TESTIMONY
(By United Press.)
Boise, Sept. 30 ? A sensation ?n
eaused Id the courtroom here Saturday
afternoon when it w a open); charged
by Judge Burke, the attorney for the
Land Department, th >t witnesses
against Senator Borah lmd been tam
pered with since S : <>t talking with the
prosecuting officers C'ou sel for Borah
denied tnv know ltd. e of the alleged
fixing of tearm ny acd de tared they
courted the most searching inquiry.
Th? M? loot
Mt. Vernon Ry>', Old Taylor and B<sl
moot Whiskies (double stamped goods, |
10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific
Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
All the delicacies of the season at the |
Pack Train Restaruant.
DALE STILL
IS HOPEFUL
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ALASKA DELEGATE THINKS ROOSEVELT
WILL RECOMMEND ACTION LOOK
ING TOWARDS HOME RULE
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Sept, 3C? Delegate Cale ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
leave this afternoon Tor Washington.
He said that 90 per cent, of the resi
dents o! Alaska are in favor of home
rii'e. Delegate (Jalo thinl.s tbatsiroe
thinjr miy be done for Alaska in the
w ay of (retting home gov<ruui(ut at,
the coming statin of congress, acd be
lieves that President Fin sevelt will
mention it favorably in hh coining
message.
The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited
accomodations. Steam hejit and every
thing modern.
Mme. Emma Karnes, the tieerless, the
magnificent, the silver-voiced Eames.
Hear her at the Seattle on the Duplex
Every Can Guaranteed
We are receiving large ship1
ments of this years pack
"Preferred Stock"
Canned Fruit, "Vegetables, Etc.
Every Week
Our success with these good's has been
Phenominal. The reason is that people
want quality- and when they want the
best, they can feel sure of finding it under
this brand..
NAME DELEGATES FOR
' JH CONVENTION
A large crowd of Republican* turned
out Saturday night to attend the prim
aries which were held in the city hall.
Dr. J. P. Brawund was elected Chairman
and Ed Culbertson, Secretary. Alder
man Chris Shea, W. W. Boughton and
R. E. Sheldon were appointed as a res
olution committee and shortly after
being named brought in a set of reso
lutions which declared Skagway Re
publicans'taith in the administration of
Theodore Roosevelt; pledged allegiance
to the R publican party; commended
the efforts of Delegate Cale and en- '
dorssd Delegate Cale as the candidate
?1esir d by Skagway republicans fori
member of the National Republican!
Committee from Alaska. The primary:
voted that the delegation be governed
by the unit rule and paid its respects to'
Governor Hoggatt In the following
manner:
That we dep,lore the efforts of the
Governor of Alaska to discredit the
delegates the people of Alaska have
elected to Congress, and maintain chat
the Secretary of the Interior should
not allow the prestige of the chief ex
ecutive office in Alaska to be a factor
in the loboy at the National Capitol
against Alaska's interests.
The following delegates and alter
nates were elected: W. W. Boughton.
P. H. Ganty, kd. Culbertson, Chris C.
Sh?a, J. A. Goding, H. H. Draper and
Robert Sheldon, delegates; H. B,
Clark, W. B. King, W. L. Williams,
George Dillon, Dr. J. P. Brawand, M.
B. Cleminger and (Jeorge Blancixard,
a ter lata
GUGGENHEIMS LOSE IN
RIGHT OF WAY FIGHT
(By United Press.)
Washington, Sept. 30? The Valdcz
Electric railroad, The Reynolds com
pany, was Saturday granted the right
to lay tracks through Keystone canyon.
This is a great setback to the Guggen
he'ms and will have the effect of facili
tating the .*wk of the Home railway
to a large extent.
Both companies are working in the
same vicinity at present. The Copper
Riyer & Northwestern is working in
the Keystone canyon, while the Alaska
Home people are between the canroa
and the town. The canyon is 17 miles
from Valdez. It was in this canyon the
recent killing of railroad workers took
.pl;ce. Both companies are fighting (or
i right of wny to the Copper country,
180 miles back of the coast.
INABILITY TO GET LABOR AT SEATTLE
- CAUSESALASKA RAILROAD CORPOR
ATION TO MOVE
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Sept. 30? On accjun? of the
inability to secure lielp from Seattle for
the Valdez Home railway, which is
building on the Alaskan coast, the
headquarters of the company, which
have been located in this city, will be'
moved at once to Tacoma.
SEATTLE BEATS
; THE DOLPHIN
BOATS OF RIVAL COMPANIES RACE FROM
ALASKA TO SEATTLE-SEATTLE
LEAVES DOLPHIN BEHIND
? j
(By United Pres?.)
Seattle, Sept. 30 ? Id a race between
the Dolphin and City of Seattle from
Alaska points to this city the City of
Seattle yesterday fcot into port many
hours ahead of the Dolphin. Tbe
stops made uy both boats were of the
same duration and it was a pure test of
speed.
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