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large circulating library
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makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rates upon request
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Sept. 21? Government
experts are now at work getting facts
and data with the view of starting
an attack on the Inernaional Harvest
er Trust.
U. 5. ARMY TO
BE INCREASED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Sept. 20? The
War Department has issued an order
that the regular standing army will
be Increased to eighty-nine thousand
soldiers.
Reinert Now
A Benedict
Albert Reinert, after a visit in the
States of nearly ten weeks, returned
to Skagway on the Jefferson, and
thereby hangs a tale.
After sojourning In many cities
for varied lengths of time, Albert
finally arrived in San Francisco, and
remembering days goue by, started
out to find the residence of Miss
Agnes McGlnley.
This was no serious undertaking,
and shortly after the meeting of the
two the twelve years intervening
since their last meeting was soon for
otten, and on the 17th of August,
.Miss MoGinley became Mrs. Albert
Reinert.
From that time on the newly weds
went from city to city as their fancy
dictated, and visits were made to
Ix>s Angeles, the Catalma Islands, the
old town of Tia Juana, in Old Mex
ico, and finally started ou the journey;
homeward, the trip from Lob Angeles
to Frisco being made in the big pas
senger steamer Harvard, where the
Governor was boarded for Seattle, an
the remainder of the voyage was made
in the good old White Flynr Jefferson
The happy couple are for the pres
ent occupying apartments at the Ookl
en North hotel, but they expect to
have a home of their own within the
very near future.
THOMAS CARTER LAID TO REST
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Sept. 20? Tht
funeral of Thomas Carter, former
United States Senator from Montane
took place today.
aouiG
GOOD WORK
The first month of the fall term of
the Skagway Public School ended
last Friday, and the report of attend
a nee, and standing of the various
grades make a very good showing.
The total enrollment for the month
was 76.
The primary grades had 22, the inter
mediate 33 and the grammar grades
21 pupiite.
The percentage of attendance was
very high, being 99 per cent. Of the
total enrolled 58 were neither absent
nor tardy during the month.
The standing In the grades has been
excellent, and shows that the pupils
are working hard after their long
vacation.
ROLL OF HONOR
Primary Grades.
1st Grade ? Floris Clark.
2nd Grade ? Esther Friedenthal.
Intermediate Grades.
3rd Grade ? Helen Swan, Mavis Hu
kHl and Bessie Conway.
4th Grade ? Ellen Rogers.
5th Grade ? Gertrude Liddlcoat.
Grammar Grades.
7th Grade ? Lester Moyer, Edward
Liddicoat, and Charles Praser.
8th Grade ? Roy Mulvihlll.
C. L. Andrews, one of the oldest
time sourdoughs of Alaska, who at
one time was prominent in the cus
toms service in Alaska arrived on the
Jefferson and will spend a few days
hv the city.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 21? Tho
Federal Grand Jury are investigating
the white slave traffic, which ha*
been reported to it, and one Indict ?
rnent implicating several prominent
men has been returned.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PAOtiA, Kan. Sept. 21? Joseph Taf.
gart was nominated for Congress by
acclamation by the Democrats of the
second district.
MADISON, Wis. Sept. 21? John J.
Johnson, known as "Dogskin" John
soil, has confessed to the abduction
and murder of little Annie Lemberger
7 years old, whose body was found
in Lake Monona last Saturday. He
was immediately sentenced by Judge
Anthony Dona van to life imprison
ment.
The greatest secrecy was maintain
ed lest Johnson be lynvhed.
Too Bad Fight
Arena Burned
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 14? The
question of getting a courtroom large
onough to accommodate the many law
yers, newspapermen, newspaper ar?
tists, law students and witnesses, to
say nothing of the general public,
during the trial of the McXamara
brothers, indicted for complicity in
the Times explosion, is one that has
been causing much anxiety to those
In authority.
The trial will be condu' ted before
Judge Walter Bordwell of the super
ior court, whose courtroom i <>uld pos
sibly accommodate 175 persons.
Yesterday a conference was held at
the office of the district attorney and
a suggestion, made that the new hall
of records be used. On the seventh
floor of this building there is a room
of considerable size that could be
utilized as a court, while another is
convenient in which the prisoners
could be kept during the trial. If
any other building is used it would
necessitate the taking of the prison
ers through the public streets several
times a day, and this Is a contingen
cy which the detective branch of the
district attorney's office earnestly
desires to avoid.
Judge Walter Bordwell announce
today that the trial would begin Oc
tober 11. There has been consider
ably rumor lately that there might
be a postponement for a weke because
of elections, holidays and the visit
of President Taft, but the judge said
nothing was known at present that
will interfere with the beginnlrg of,
the trial as Bchoduled.
Longshoremen
Very Scarce
The Alaska SS. Company's steamer
Jffft rson docked at Moores' wharf
at 12 o'clock last night, and wiJl sail
for the Sound and way ports at 6 o'
clock tonigW.
The cause of the delay of the J??f
ferson in sailing is that she could not
get longshoremen! to unload her cargo
of 215 tons, owing to the fact that the
men had all been working on the
Princess Ena, and had put in a doubl
shift on that boat.
All the late telegraph dcwb In the
Daily AJasbUL
Won't Resign
Under Fire
(By Alaska Now* Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Sept. 21? Judge Oro*
cup has told bis friends, and in an
Interview given to the press he re
Uerntes his remark that If organ l*a
lions or Individual* are ivestl gating
his record he wtll withdraw hi* res
ignation, an it is not his desire nor
intention to resign while under fire. |
Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Griffith, who
liave bf'<?n sp<*nding the summer In
s!.agwa> and vicinity, will leave on
the Jefferson tonight for thplr home.
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NOTICE
Just received a shipment of freah
oysters In shell. You can now get
oysters on half shell In any quantity
at the Pack Train Restaurant.
SEWARD, Alaska 3?pt. IS. ? Jmm*m
and John Jeffrie*, who are tainting
W(f came o*> '?>" Unrer K?n*l Hirer
have been found by Itild* Lanbner.
who rarried to 0>??i the dfepat<-h an
nonnrIn<( the *?*1o?h? UJneaa of their
mother in Loa Anaele?. Refwtant to
abandon the rh??e. they caused m*+
?as;?a to b? sen* to California a*kln*
for further new* rnwemfna their mo
ther^ aiokno*a. If It ronllnae* alarm
In*. th?y win aail for 3?w ard Thaw
day.
If *h>> la better U???y wlW r?maln
in Alaska They have killed ?ereral
moimtatn aheop. a M*'k bear and a
brown bear and are mm *r to *et a
aood mooao h?ad Hower?r. 'he an
tler* are atlU In the relret and If
they wish to obtain a flr*t^Ja*e
mooae trophy they mmt wait until
the heada are rtp?.
GAGE MILLINERY
OPENING
Tomorrow
Tuesday
2 o'clock
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OLDEST BANK IN [ALASKA
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In big variety
Just Received.
Hats and Caps
These goods ^ .. Reasonable Prices
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