No. 18i> TENTH YEAR
SKAUWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 11 1907
PRICE 10 CENTS
COMPANIES RELUCTANT TO
FOREGO BLACKLISTING
The ihul* Alaskan Cable.
New Vork, S?-pt. U? Tbe railroad tel
egraphers yesterday wo It aseorat voU
ou whether they should enter a ?ympa
thetie strike with the commercial tele
graphers. acid the result has not yet
been tuatie Known. An unforseen bitch
lu the pmrfram '.ookinir to the settle
meat of the telegraphers strike devel
oped yesterday and nothiug was done.
Another attempt to bring the two sides
together will be made tod?y. The
pledge on the part of the companies
that they will not tesort to black listing
former telt graph operators appears to
bs the point over which most conten
tion is likely to arise
The Fifth Areaue hotel ha* unlimited
accomodations. Steam b?N?? wd every -
tain# mtxlera.
Received, choice potted plants on
Dolphin at Northern Grocerv
L. A. HARRISON C0.1
Half Price |
Sale of all!
SUMMER
Shirt
Waists
Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames
Stores open Evenings Phones 4 and 55
C One Thing We Distinctly Aim at |
in This Business
Is that every man who
kuows lis or reads our
ads. will kuow that
this is the store for
quality in clothing.
We would rather be
known as the right
place for good stuff
than as a place where
you get low prices.
It is always easy to
quote prices but it is
what the prices buy
that counts.
We sell
hart Schaffner &
Marx and David
Adler & Sons
Clothiug and we want
you to know it. We
cannot give you any
better evidence of our
standard qualities than
- ^hat they are the best
made.
Copyright igoy by
Hart Schaffhf tsf Mirx
Qayson $ Co. i
tlx One Price eiotbiers-fourtb and Broadway!
The Unlly Alaskan Cable.
San Francisco, Sept. 11? Ai midnight
a Urge number of union men auibu*hed
the street car strike breakers on Uiah
stieet and a pitch battle, In which more
thin one hundred shots ware Bred, took
plnce. Five strike breakers were so
baj s shot that they had to be removed
to ilie hospital and Conductor Rlsen
bertr, ? non-union oar man, died before
he oould he go'tenjaway from the scens
Windows In .he vicinity were shattered
by the shots and the Bides of the build
ings were riddled witfc bullets. All of
the attacking party escaped before the
arrival of the pollc? and no arrests
have been made.
WITH CHINAMAN
WRANGEL CHILD SOLD BY INHUMAN |
MOTHER TO INDIANS IS TAKEN
TC FAR AWAY LANO
Tin* Daily Alaskan t'abl*.
Seattle, Sept. 11? Sing Lee, a China
man from Wrangel, tailed yesterday
for China accompanied by hii 6-year
old adopted son "Sammie." The while
boy is the son of Jennie Edwaidt, of
W range], who sold him when In in
fancy to the Indlaos. The latter sold
him to Slog Lee, with whom h? has
lived ?three years. The ladcin talk but
little English and seems to prefer the '
association af Chinamen to that of I
Americans. The immigration officers
were appealed to and asked to prevent
the sailing of the child with the China
man. Investigation showed that there j
wrs no law to prevent the embarkation.
IK DIF
- The Dally Alaskan Cable.
Vienna, Sept. 11? Report from Kislii
nifr is that eighty Jews were shot on i
the streets there yesterday. The stores
of the Jews were- pillaged and women
outraged. The authorities refused to
atTord the victims protection.
Ltatexa To It
-iecitals on the Duplex day and night
af the Seattle. Its the sweetest music
t, i i city.
Tb? Matoot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bal
mont Whiskies (double stamped goods,
10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific
Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
GOV. TAYLOR IS
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FORMER COMMONWEALTH RULER RE-j
TURNS TO NATIVE HEATH TO TESTIFY
WITH FELONY CHARGE SUSPENDED
The Daily Alaskan ('able.
Lexington. Sept. 11? The court has
suspended the warrant which was
issued for Governor Taylor seven years
ago in which be was charged with the
mnn'er of Governor Goebel. The
action of the court was taken at the
instance ol the prosecuting attorney of
Georgetown who r queued that the Kx
Govertor be made immune from arrest
while in the state in attendance at the
trial of C*leb Powers. Governor Tay
lor Is expecttd here Friday.
LATE NEWS OF
THE BOATS:
Whitehorse, Sept. II? Up ?trei?m
The Victorian was at Tantalus at 9:30
p. m. The Bonanza Kiug was at Tan
talus at 2 a. m. The Dawson wai at
Tantalus at noon yesterday. The Pros
pector was at Selkirk at 1 p. m. The
Whitehorsj was at Hootalinqua at 4 p.
ni. The Casca arrived at Dawson at
4 p. tu.
Down stream ?The .Selkirk left atj
10:30. The Canadian is in Dawson.
Next Sailing? The Dawson tomor.
row.
Skafway boats? The Princess May ]
will sail tonight with 40 passengers.
Freih Meat
The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kind]
i of fresh meat constantly on hand.
I =? = our = I
Rose Brand
Butter
Has Stood The Test? It is the best
that money can buy
GANTY & FRANDSON
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VANCOUVER RIOTS SPREAD
MCE HATRED RAPIDLY
'*-1 '?? ' s Tlir Dally Alaxkan C?blr.
Vancouver, Sept. 1 1 ? the orientals have abundoned
their intention to strike in all parts of British Columbia. At
first it was their intention to cease work every where in
British territory they feared they would not be provide
with protection. The whit? unionists are now considering
a strike which may embrace every industry in the British
Columbia country where Japs are employed in any capacity.
Japanese Consul Morikawa at 4 o'clock this morning appeal
ed to the government to order out the troops, as he feared that
the mobs that were on the streets at that hour might burn
the Japanese quarter of the city. The police officers say
they are able to handle the mobs at this time, but will
be unable to cope with them Thursday night when the
Anti-Asiatic league meets. The i>olice threatened to prohib
it the holding of the meeting and the league has sent word
to the authorities that if such an attempt is made they will
resort to violence.
Washington. Sept. 11? Advices from Tokyo are that
the Mikado's government, upon learning of the Vancouver
demonstrations of Saturday night, is satisfied that it will be
impossible for the Japanese government to insist on the in
discriminate admission of the natives of that country into the
Uuited States and is now willing to sign a stringent exclu
sion treaty with the American government.
Seattle, Sept. 11. ? The exclusionists of this city are
planning a monster anti-Japanese demonstration to show
the feeling entertained by white labor towards the Orient
als. Japanese Consul Hismidzu fears trouble will result
and asks that protection be provided for the people of his
race. The police say that they will be able to handle any
outbreak that may occur and no move will be made to pre
vent the exclusiouists from holding their meeting.
SKAGWAY WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
SWacway, Sept. 11, 1907.
The weather conditions hi Skatrway
for the 24 hours preceding noon today
were as follow*:
Max. Terap f>8 above rero
Min. " 37 above "
Mean " 4" above "
Temp, at noon 58 above "
Pre^pitatlon, .00
H. D. Clark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
The Fifth Avenue Hotel is ihe biggest
and best appointed hostel rv in all the
north
TIFT Off FOB
ABERDEEN
The Daily Alaskan Table.
Seattle, Sept II? Secreury Taft ieft
for Aberdeen Today. Last night a re
ception was held in hi* honor at the
Rainier club. A Taft boom w*?
launched and when Taft appeared he
was cheered for fifteen minute*.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
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