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(By Alaska New? Bureau.)
DUBLIN, Ireland Sept. 20 ? Demand*
ing an increase in wages, the entire
railroad system of Ireland is threaten
ed to be tied up by a strike. The
trainmen as well as the shopmen are
well organized, and It Is believed In
labor circles that If the demands of
the men are not met, the fight will
be a lon^ and bitter one.
EFFIGY GASES
L
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
TACOMA. Sept. 20 ? The Federal
Grand Jury is today hearing the case
of the editor o I the Seattle Star and
three Seattle attorneys, who were in
dicted and held for inciting a riot,
in which Judge Hanford was burned
In effigy.
NO FAVORITISM SHOWN
(By Alaska Naws Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Sept. 20? Everything
is in readiness for the fight between
Abe Attell and Matt Woll?, which is
to come off In this city tonight.
Both of the men are in fine condi
tion, and the betting is even.
NELSON KNOCKS OUT NIXON
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BOSTON. Sept. 20-nBatUlng Nelson j
won a victory over BUly Nixon in
their contest here last night.
Although the mill was for twelve
rounds, the refe?ree stopped the fight
at the end of the t?nth round and
awarded the fight to Nelson.
WILL HUNT FOR
A. A. Freeman. Vice President of
the Cameron Lumber Company of Vic
toria, arrived from Caribou on last
night's train, and is stopping at the
Pullen House.
Judge Freeman made the trip to j
Alaska and into Caribou for the pur
pose of hunting, but was little too
late to get into good game country,
and will return on the Princess May j
Saturday.
While in Caribou he was the guest
of Col. Conrad, and the judge states
that he will make the trip again next
fall, and will be here in time to get
a moose.
The P. C. SS. City of Seattle will
arrive in Skagway Sunday.
The C. P. R. SS. Princess May
will arrive Saturday morning.
The Alaska SS. Company's steam
ship Jefferson will arrh-e hi port at
midnight.
No Exception.
Miss Young? In Turkey a woman
doesn't know her husband till after
Ihe's married him. Mrs. Wedd? Why
mention Turkey especially? ? Boston
Transcript.
The Greater Bletting.
Jawklnsv? Ab. my boy. It's a fine
thing to have a friend whom you can
trust Pawklna? it's a Jolly sight bet
ter to have one who will trust you, old
man.
Strenuous.
"He used to be a straight enough
young chap. What made him get
crooked?" "Trying to make toth znda
meet 1 believe.."- Exchange.
there's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
lit Brewing i lit
COMPHNY
W?W) ;
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Sept, 20? Telegraphic
advices received from Middletown. N
Y., Corning, Pa., and Alta, Cal., slate
that Aviators Rodgers. Ward and Fow
ler, respectively, art? all stalled from i
one reason or another, and there Is
no immediate danger of a collision
taking place in the air.
WOULD IMPROVE THE YUKON
(Continued from page 1.)
"By putting in this dam, and im
provemento to the river, the same as
the United States Is doing for the
rivers In the States, when there is a
shortage of water in the spring or
fall, the gates could be raised and
the Upper Yukon made navigable.
"This will be thoroughly gone Into
this winter, and every weight brought
to bear to make It go thrugb."
Many adjustments In small raattres
which have come to his notice have
been made, such as adjustment of
berth rates and carrying rates for
prospectors' row boats, which were
brought to his attention by a delega
tion of proapeetors who waited on
Mr. Dickeson, at Dawson, and la ad
dition to these adjustments, arrange
ments were made to make a rate
which will permit prospectors send
ing their ore out In small quantities
to be tested at the Skagway sampling
mill.
In speaking of the coal outlook at
Five Fingurs, Mr. Dickeson said "The
Tantalus mine shows greater develop
ment this season than ever. The
coal has been demonstrated to be of
splendid steaming quality, and that
the management intends to operate
on a larger scale than ever the com
ing season is proven, by the fact
that they will ship in new machinery
and new boilers the coming year, as
they have assurance of much new
business.
"There is now in view from eight !
to ten thousand tons of increased
business the coming year for th*
White Pass, which will be from th
merchants who have allowed their
stocks to get very low, in anticipation
of a reduction of freight rates," con i
tinned Mr. Dickeson, "and the pas
senger business has held up well,
notwithstanding the smallpox scare, j
the Increase being mainly dHe to the j
tourist travel, which simply show*
what can be done next year."
"We will have a fleet of five boats
In the sen-Ice to take care of the
late travel this fall, the new Casca.
being part of the eqnlpment
"When I think of the possibilities j
of the country from an agricultural
standpoint. I. am unable to express
myself," he said, "and when T saw i
ten tons of potatoes which had been
raised on two acres of gronnd. and
which were worth fi cents a pound,
it made me believe that the farming
Industry will Fiome day amount, to a
greater Industry than that of mlnine.
"Better service, and a desire to
meet the demands of the people and
the country will be my aim, and I
have hopes of being able to attain
that end," said Mr. Dickeson In con
clusion.
DIRE DISTRESS
It is Near at Hand to Hundreds of
Alaskan Readers.
Don't negletc an aching back.
Backache is the Kidney's cry for
help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly.
Profit by a sufferer's experience.
W. M. Jones, 4037 1-2 Twenty-fourt
St., San Ftanclaco, Cal., says: "I
take pleasure in publicly acknowledg
ing the correctness of the statement
my wife gave in August 1907, telling
of my experience with Doan's Kidney
Pills. I sufered a great deal from
pains In my back and when I lifted
or brought any strain on the muscles
of my loins, I was in misery. This
trouble made me very nervous and I
soemed unable to get any permanent
relief from the doctor's treatment
Finally I began the use of Doan's
Kidney Pills, and benefit soon fol
lowed. Before long my pains and
aches had disappeared entirely. At
intervals since then I have noticed
slight recurrences of the trouble, but
at such times Doan's Kidney Pills
have brought prompt and satisfactory
relief. I feel justified in vouching for
their merits."
FV>r sale by all dealers. Price 50 j
cents. Foeter-MUburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remtimber the nam?? Doan's ? and
take no other.
J. 8. Cowan, representing the New
York Life Insurance company in Al
aska and the Yukon, returned from
his annual trip to Dawson on MM
night's train and report* a very suc
cessful trip.
Mr. Cowan went to Haines today
on the Peterson, and will return on
the Jefferson and will spend the time
from hU return until the saUinj?
of the Prtncemi May Saturday, look
ing after his clientele in this city.
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NOTICE
Just received a shipment of fresh
oysters in shell. You can now *et |
oysters on half shell In any quantity j
at the Pack Train Restaurant.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
mm lo
BE INCREASED
Prom advtom received from Lmwsoa
A. N. C. Treadgold is making pre
parations for a trotiwadotis lot of new
work the coming k??o!l
U is pra?tkal!>" aaanred that he
will in?tBU two am) poaaibiy thr?*
new dredge* In the KJomiJke district
neit year, and will undoubtedly carry
on tho work which hia company ba*
started on a larger scale than ever
before.
This means an assurance of good
time* for that district and the <??
ploy men t of much labor.
With the additional backing of I*.
000.000 wtikh it In belb>Ted Mr Tread
gold secured while abroad last win
ter, this should make his company
one of the ?tron*??!?t companies of
operators In the whole Tukon district.
Ml the late telegraph new* In the
Dally Alaskan.
Tomorrow
Tuesday
2 o'clock
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