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No 205 THIRTEENTH TEAR. SKABWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY, MAY 4. 1911 PRICK. 10 I KNTS
HEAVY RAINS;
ICE BREAKING
The reports from interior points
toO.sy show the ice to be breaking
up or getting rotten and that heavy
mir.s have tallen sinc*? yesterday.
Tli water ?-ame ?p 22 inches at
l>ftwson yesterday and the ice is rot
ihij? rapidlv and broken above
Ok Mi Th, bridge th?r?> is jam
Ihrtv niil>'< of open water are
There has been some rain at
Whitehorse and heavy rains at Low
<r Labarce, Hootalinqua and Stewart
At Yukon Crossing water covers
CAREFULLY watching
80ATS COMING NOW.
lolice. Immigration Inspector .toy of
t port ha^ b' trnn a oarefnl e\
?' has in his possession, the sum of
' If the} reach the Summit with
fifty dollars" Mr. Joy said.
TWO PITCHERS SHOW
LP WELL AT PRACTICE.
Mi K. izi and Kapuzzi are show
N pK> -~s sh*>w*d np K->t even
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
Ska^rway Txxi.W No. 431 . R 1*
Kite, will meet tonight at S o'ckvk
AH members are roq,?eated to be
proee-nt and all v biting brothers are
cordially invited.
F. A. Oailarma:;, Secretary
(By Alaska News Bureau i
tative Korblv introduced a r- -olu
I ti?.n yesterday in the house in favor
of preventing fugitives from being
; taken from one state to another
The resolution asks that no
Mate surrender such fugitives until
open proceedings are conducted in
the court and the whole matter gon.
into carefully.
The wording of the resolution
!t. in surrendering .lohn .J. Mc
N.ituara.
Prosecuting Attorney Ford arrived
GOODWIN UNDAUNTED.
NEW YORK It is no n> w role
as an apostle of matrimony but
trusty fountain pen and starts to
v e an exhaustive work on the sub
jec\ culled from his own experiences
?si nearly 35 years, it's time for the
i ther members of the alimony club
' o begin saving their pennies to buy
a copy of "he volume, which will
surely come to the standard text
!*ook on the subject.
"Have I sworn off?" rep* uted Nat
! Goodwin, "from the matrimonial
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off."
woman in mind as the mxt Mr>
Goodwin?" was asked when the ac
vould recommend a divorce for Ed no
Goodrich, his latest wife.
"Well. no. hardly that." Nat re
be premature. I was speaking oi
tvery case it was not I w-ho went
to the divorce courts."
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10 CELEBRATE
(By Alaska News Bureau )
NEW ORLEANS, May 4? A Na
t'otiai celebration to commemorate
the opening ot the Panama Canal
wl 5 be held by this city in 15*13 un
commercial Congress.
ama Exposition which go> s to San
; ortant and attractive as possible.
GOMPERS FAILS.
(By Alaska News Bureau I
CHICAGO, May 4 Samuel Gom
JUDSON HARMON
WRITES TO ALASKA.
1". is self-explanatory:
'?he Alaska Citizen.
whMh you adxis?- me.
lands where religion, morality am!
JVDSON 11 VRMON
V.'HITEHORSE ICE MAY
GO IN A FEW DAYS.
SR AND TENNIS OPENING:
NEW PLAYERS ARE BUSY
? ourt will take place next Saturday
nd is expected to be an event of
i unusual attraction.
Several new players have ap
| peared and. for tyros, they make
so good a showing that a new crop
if racket weilder* is assured to Skag
wsy.
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REBELS NOW IN
BO CITY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MEXICO CITY. May 4? Several
leaders of 'he rebel force* have ar
rived in this city under the armls
tlce agreement to confer upon the
tt rms of peace with President Dla*
hvery courtesy possible was shown
to the visitors and very little trace
of ill-feeling was manifested by the
Most loyal supporters of the gov
LOADED PIPE SPOILS
SIGHT OF A BOY.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
HARTFORD. Conn., May 4? James
'patding. azi.?d 14 years of age. is
almost totally blind as the result of
I ? y in the bowl of the pipe which
\ ot.ng Spalding was smoking.
moke from his chum. Roy Smith,
yesterday, and was offered the pipe
ill < ady filled but unlighled. A match
acco when the bowl exploded One
NATURAL GAS IS
PIPED TO HOUSES.
KATAUJL. April 30? So many
firings of natural gas have been
(Oil. producing oil wells owned by
the Amalgamated Development Com
i ativ that Supt. O'Connot, of that
is vsine it in the houses for fuel
r id illuminatit.g purposes, and Is
terrlng It to advantage in many
ways about the Amalgamated prop
" It Is a fine lllumlnant, keeps us
greatest saving Is accomplished In
the crude oil. of which we havp
Work is being rushed on the bie
."ii.OOObairel oil tank, on Kanak Is
land. and it will be completed In Ma?,
After that the 2.00?Vbarrel tank at
the wells, eight miles away, will be
begun, and the shipping of* oil will
follow the laying of a feed pipe from
the big tank out to the anchorage
for tank steamers, about r.,000 feet
distant. This will be six-inch Iron
pipe, and will be shipped from Seat
UNEAU PUP'LS MAY
Pi; - ON CHOW HERE
A ".rrupe composed of " pupils of
tho .1' neau 1 1 eft i-'iool will appear
In Skagway next month should they
he Informed that they are sure of
breaking even. According to a let
t* received by The Alaskan from
( L. Brown Information is wanted
a- to the cost of engaging Klks
ball and an orchestra. The troupe
vants to put on a two-act play
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4- 10 case Lots $3. 50 ? +
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* Gargoyle Marine Motor $1.00 per gal. can "J*
4. Ex. Standard Gas Eng. .qo per gal. can +
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TflFT SAYS NO
(By Alaska New* Rnrean.)
PALTIMORF. May 4-In an ad
; ? sterday President Tuft repudiated
;'ii"e?ation if Canada which He be
Teres do an infinite imonnl of harm
x-Iopments In the proposed Anglo
American agreement and expressed i
ronld be c hosen from which the prin
CAYS TRIP MAY END IN
DEATH IN ARCTIC LAND [
-'ujlro Wada. the celebrated Japan
within the next two years
Wada. backed by New York cap!
t> - Intrepid, bnt llttl^ advertised ex
I 'orer will be bnried In the wilder
. ess of drifting. bli7rard-swepr ice
?f America Should he b? sncres#
fir. he will have accomplished mor*
from a standpoint of exploration
than dM Peary .Cook and Sh?rk?l
TWO DREDGES COMING.
Part of a dredge, which hi one of
two consigned to the Klondike ({old
ferson. The dredge* will be oper
larger shipments of freight have
r< ased and shippers are now waiting
fo the break-up
COW MBt 3. Ohio. Way ? T1i?
in?n?*tior ran*#i1 b* fh# ??hare# of
th* Itoh ?a? <1i?T? ?*o 'h?f
r(inl??t? rorrmMton ?r*? h#inr pf*<"
In th# l#?tatat?ir# of thl? ?<*'?
wm lner?*?#<t * tho-t?*ntffoH 'Ma*
then ft **? t#?rn#<1 that th?' tT*
J?*y ha?f in<tl#t#i) ?#T?r*| pr??min?n?
n>?-?|?#r* of holh hoi ?-??*?
Th# l^feitator* ?r# S#n
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r#y Th* char*# 1? tha' 'h#y ?**?'?' "
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SMALL POX IN OCNVEP
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DENVER Way *- ** *
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ffitu ar? h#H? mad" to pr<"-?nt It*
PITCMEP TO UMPiPE
(By Alaaka *#*? B<ir#*n i
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fh# famon iltrfttr h*? K#?n
fo -implr# th# ?wt?w#*t?1i
'or fh? ?#*???
SOLDtEPS OESEPTIHO
(f*y AH ?*ha M'" B*ir#*?
SAN A5TCWTO. *?f ? S#T?>r?l
of th# r 3 w>Hi?r? ?nramp^J
Atoxin* h#r? sr? ?nff?rtnr ?tr#??Jh?e
It from M>T#rlty of 'I**
Th# first fffM n???ir#*M#
th ? d#?#rti??n of m#n hy ?rorp?
THPEE MEN APE SENT
BACK EPOM WMITEMOPSE.
Iks on tl?#lr way Nt<*k fo Skacwar
H?~~* ri ?? th* p*?Pc# *t Wkli -hor*? r#
fh?#?f to l#t th#m r#tnaln In BrltNh
m#n w#r? ?tv#n Mar t'?"h ??'?
which th#y w#r# command*.) to ?irr
rfnd#r to th# poflr^man at th*
mit ?o that th# a<i'horiti*4 will
know th#y haro cro??*<t th# Wn#
Th# action of th# poH--.- In r?
h dn# to th# fact that at l#*.?t on#
of th#m fc? an "*-c??Tlct and ha?
or It r#c#ntly h##n r#?#??#?l from
f-h? p#ni*#nti?ry at Walla Walla
flUST received a new line
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