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Al'RIIi 10, 1911 PKICK. 10 C'KNTH
DOG RAGE IS
ON III SOME
(By Alaska News Bureau )
NOME. \ 1 !<? The annua] doc
race start ? ,1 this morning, six teams
b?ing entered. The trail from here
to Solomon > in excell- n* condition.
S<x"tty Allon. twice winner of the
d?rby. is driving his own team.
LATER ? The dos team entered by
Mr;. Crimmins. is In the lead at
lvrs* Chance The weather continues
ROOSEVELT IS
INKING US
(By Alaska News Bureau)
1 -view h?>re this morning stating
\ hi- trip through th? West, was
? *. as a great many people suppose,
f the purpose of seeking offioe. as
has had enough of that in the
I Col. Roosevelt says his trip is
f->r the purpose of thanking the peo
Vi tor past favors.
japaiTlenos
15,000, 000
TOKIO. April 10 ? The Yokohama
S-'rW'e hank today settled the terms
g< verntr r.t The issue price of the
b. nds is 97 1-2 and the interest ,*? per
cent. Tbe money, which will be used
i. meet a deficit of the railway board,
will be paid to China June 1.
The steamer State of California
w"i be in port tomorrow afternoon,
and has IT. tons of fr< isht and 22
,asse niters.
Stroller White and C. W. Cash
re Whitehorse gu- sts of thi Elks
S ?t.urdav night at th?> Sm<<k ' and
' ~l ' ' ' : ' ' : '' - ?' -
IS
(By Alaska News Bureau )
State legislature adjouri; d 8unda>
? noon after about three months ol
strenuous labors.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BOMBAY. India. April 10 Two
hundred women and ehilden are dead
here as the result of a fire in
x festi v al house, where a solemn Oc:
moaial was taking place.
PI FOR BOY
LAS VEGAS. N M \prii 1?' Th
son of A. T. Rogers. a v althy at ,
t.trney. was returned by kidnapers t?>
day after Rocers had paid i ! -.000 rat>
som to th-ni at midnight. They es
caped and the police are after them.
The child is a grandson of Judge H
1 Waldo, at Kansas City and h ir to
tii ? Judge's millions.
SHOULD TRY
II
BALTIMORE. Md., April 10? Clar
emv E. RudisiU. an inventor, was
fatally injured today In attempting to
test an aerial life preserv- r. 11?
leaped from a 170-foot elevator, land
ing on his knees.
LUacliosJ
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Our New Spring Line of ?
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Are Now On Display ?
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want is gone jjj
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m Have you seen our Spring line
! SHIRT WAISTS I
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m See Our Window Display
1 H. J. LYNCH }
m Th? Up-To-Data Haberdas^ ar and Ladlaa Furnlthar. j.
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THANKS GOO
FOR If, FT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK, April 10- The Ret
el end Dr. Aked, in Ills last sermon
h? re. preached yesterday, before go
in. to San Francisco, *o take charge
of a Congregational church, thanked
( :od for Taft and Carnegie, stating
that, they were the leaders in th?
movement toward Universal pcac<
STILL TRYING
FOR PEACE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
meat has given a private ear to
St nor Madefo, father o the Rebel
1. ader. for the purpose of tarrying
hull to Chihuahua to consult on
ft see measures with his son.
LIKE MOTHERS
CLUB MEETING
(By Alaska News Bureau)
Th' present Congress has already <!<?
i<5? a well for a stormy session. Four
bo blocked.
ROOSEVELT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
MOSCOW", Idaho. April 10 ? Gover
ncr Hawley and thousands of visit- t
ois .are here ready to greet Colonel
Rcosevelt toniEht. Roosevelt will de
liver an address here before th?
;? indents of the State University.
Pete McMillan, proprietor of the
\?"hite Pass hotel in Whitchorse, ar
for Vancouver on a business trip
Dr. Presnall, I. W. rollings. Jimmj
Fay. Geo. and Tim Vogel. .lark Lind
say and J. \V. Martin were Haines- 1
iUs who attended the Smoker Sat
urday and returned to Haines the
fame night. "Curler" Gibson re- ?
i inined in town over Sunday.
COL THOMPSON
IS TRANSFERRED
(By Alaska Newi Bureau)
WASHINGTON, I?. (\. April 10? j
Orders from the War Department |
1 . i been issued. transferring Col.
Thompson, in charge of the Alaska ]
? a We service to the I>epartment of |
i'ie Dakotas on -May first. Maj. Carr,
from the Department of the Mis
>rrt will sneered Col. Thompson.
o nnt IN
101. J
(By Alaska News Bureau)
TOKIO. , Japan. April 10 ? The no
i rlous Yoshiwarl. the principal vlee
quarter of the elty. which was com
I .sed of palatial houses, was to
t.'.'ly destroyer! by fire early this
Morning. As n result fi.OOn women,
' lie Inmates, were rendered homeless
0BDE1N 10
WRESTLE GOTCH
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
S \N PRANCISCO, April 10? Oreat
interest Is attached to the wrestling
li nit to take placi in this city he
t een Frank (Jotr-h and Henry Orde
ii an Ordenian. although a new mat
artist, is eonsidered hv many as the
CONTRACTS ARE
NOT OESPECTEO
(By Alaska News Bureau)
*AN FRANCISCO. April 10? Hun
(I.eds of Hawaiian laborers, who are
i.nder contract for the Alaskan can
neries. are jumping their contracts,
iiiid making for the Interior of the
Mr. and Mrs R. .1. Brlttain re
{< urne 1 on 'he .lefferson from a win
t spent in the States and left
f, r their home In Carcross this
trornlng.
The Home Cooked Meals and de
licious Wholesome Bakery Goods at
?h<> Royal Cafe. Whitehorse. are pre
psred and served by white employees
i tclusively . Mrs. R Kelsey, Pro
prietress tf
*l? *1* *1* *1* ?!? ?l? ??? ?J?? *J? ?l* ?l* ?J* ?J* ?J* ?J* *l* *!? ?l*
I Borax Chipsl
+ ? +
+
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Save von a great deal of hard *
work on wash day. Makes the +
*f*
clothes whiter and hygienically +
clean. No 5ticking to the iron +
when BORAX is used. J
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+1
We sell it in one pound packages at 15c +
Two packages lor 25c +
+
P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
+ + + + + + + + + + 4* + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
A GOOD SHOW
IS COMING
Wednesday evening Skarway will
hp treats to an entertainment which
will be well worth the admission
The Fort Seward Dramatic Clnb will
give a vaudeville entertainment for!
t*u purposes of defraying etpense?
for their Jnnean trip which will take
place on the Jfith of this month.
A fair sample of the class of en- :
tertainment was eiven at the Elks
Smoker Saturday . evening, and
shct'ld b? a recommendation as to the
general character of th? ahow.
As the soldiers have erer beer
free In the entertaining in Skagway
it is ?ip to the Skagwayans to pat
r<nize them accordingly.
The show will be nnd?r the ana
p'cts of the Elks.
con mi
ENTER TRADE
UCTORIA. B. C. April *? Advices
were received from Shanghai by the
Awa Marti that th? Peking govern
ment has ordered the construction of
a ntimber of merchant steamers In
Otimany. to start several Pacific
lines between China and California
and between China and Australia and
to Bombay and Java.
"Dad" Clark and T*rivate Rpown. I
two enlisted men who were mustered
cr> of the 22nd Infantry. r*tnmed to
Fort Seward and have enlisted in the
l<Jth. They have been assigned to
SO cents for a Horn? Cooked meal
at the Royal Cafe. f>et some Bakery
Coeds from the Royal ( afe to take
o'rng on your trip, Whltehorse Quick
service. ^Vbite Metj> Mr. p k?i
spy, Proprietress tf
L>r. L. S Keller will return home
on the next trip of the f?eorgia from
Sitka where he has been for the
past two weeks on professional busi
ness.
II. \V. Vance, I/eo Simmons. Ernie
Rartean and W. .T. Chambers, of Car
crcss. came over to attend the smok- i
e* eiven by the Elks on Saturday
and returned this morning. ?
AMERICAN IN
SOUTH KILLED
(By Afatkn N?w* Bursal ?
MEXFCAU April l<V A fon-p of
echty lnsnrr?dos. urid?r th? l?ad??r
ship of an American. 8?anUy WH
I -am*. this mornln* a fW*
of .">00 FV?1??r*l troop* and aftw fl*ht
liii? for thr?? honr? fh?*
former w*?r?? hadly b?*t?n. only T ?
nit n lirlnt to t?H tb# story
LATER ? StanVy Williams. th*
!? ad?T in this mornln*"* s"a> tr lat#r
from his woitnds
COURT GETS
1 AGAIN
(By Alaska N?- w* Bnrsan
SEATTI.B. April |rt -Wnpp?n*f#|n
^an b?#n lndlrt?d for "h? foortii flm?"
fov Mlortlon. This ronnt In for
nforflntr $30fl from 'h* PsHf'<*
Company. for 'h* prof?rtl*?n of *h?fr
rto?-lts, Wapp?nsf?>in was hit?r r?
|? on $2. *>oo hull
TRY ROBBERY:
ARE THWARTED
PES NfOTNES. April l*-RoMm
*ho irlod to roh th? ro?rn'y ffaanr
?r> offW of lioo oon |n fa* rol W
tv^?s Aarly today t?r? frieh'?n?"l
f> way hofot? "h??y blow th?? ?af?< f
V" K^IW. 'h?* was ho'tnd and
?"??"< H# *?? ?l<wplnr In *h?* of
Cue Al Rhoo*? wa* arr<v*rB?f aF*"
a f'?ht with th? poll'-"
Tvpnty Tr?asnr?r OTaWahan
h*?n arrost?t following an all^fd
crnf's^lon from Rhod?a Eonr o'h?rs
Inclndln* two wom?*n. ar? also h?ld
o ? th<? rhar*? of h*ln* rnwux-taii
w'.th th?? attempted rnt?h?ry
Mrs F B Wnr*harh?r and phlW
rsn ar? fka*way pa*s?n*?>r? on th?
Pi*t? of California
FOR THE
Transient Trade
We are lined up stronger than ever
Everything In Warm Goods
?- Such j4s
Felt Shoes for Women and Men
Wool Coats, Hackinaw Coats
Woolen Lined Canvas Pants
Heavy Underwear Corduroy Trousers
Sweater Jackets Storm Shoes
Fur and Wool Caps of all Kinds
| Wool and Working Olovjs
WILL CLAYSON- Gothier
The Home of The
? HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING