No. 181 TENTH YEAR SKAUWAY* ALASKA, MONDAY SEPTEMBER i 1907 PRICE 10 CENTO
CANADIANS SEEKING EX
OLOSION OF JAP LABOR
The Daily Alaskan ("able.
Vancouver, Sept. - ?The Can ail 'an*
have organized at! parts of the affected
provinces ioto an'i- Asiatic clubs and
? re awaiting the arrival of Chief Offi
cer of Foreign Commerce Ishli, who is
Kreib Meat
The Frye-Bruba Co. keop all Iciod
of fres1* meat constantly oa hjud.
Keceiveti, cboioe potted plants oo
Dolphin at Northern Grocerv tf
expected here shortly. The organiza
tion claims il has evidence that a com
binatioa exists between the Japanese
Cjn^ul at Vancouver and the Jap?uc?e
ia Japan by means of which men are
recruited la Japan and sent over for
labor contractor^ ia British Columbia.
The Mnvcot
M t. Vern on Rye, Old Taylor ami BjI
rnont Whiskies (double stamped iroods,
10 years old), and Kainier and Pacific
Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
?L A. HARRISON CO.
GAGE MILLINERY
OPENING
OF FALL HATS
irimmiwjS m rmws
TUESDAY 4! 2 O'CLOCK
Sale of Swisses, Batistes and Dimities
will continue thro the balance oi week
Stores open Evenings Phones 4 and 55
I"
One Thing We Distinctly Aim at^
in This Business
Is that every man who
knows us or read 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
thau 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
(Clothing and we want
you to know it. We
cannot give you any
better evidence of our
g standard qualities than
f that they are the best
made.
Copyright :9<3> by
Hart Sohaffrv? ift Mar*
, Ciayson $ go.
?CM Oat Price ?lofMtrr?T?urtb and Broadwa
IGOMPANIES MUST MAKE
THE FIGHT UNAIDED
The Daily Alaskan Calilf .
Washington, Sept. 2 ? Open charged are being made by
the men that the messa&es of big corporations and commer
cial houses who are heavy patrons of t he Western Uniou and
Postal companies are rushed through by the companies and
that other messages are held back. This, they claim, is a
violation of the law and the federal administration will
look into it at once. The men claim to have evidence
which will prove absolutely their contention as to this be
ing so. President Roosevelt has made known his final
position on the strike and suites he will n- 1. under any cir
cumstance, interfere in the strike. This is claimed by the
men to be better than an interference on his part and show.--,
according to their view of the case, that he its in sympathy
with the striking men. The head of the striking oper
a tors at a conference held Saturday declined to accept a re
instatement unless an increase of wages of twenty-five per
cent was paid by the companies.
WARDEN ILL
SLOP PRACTICE
HEAD OF COUNTY INSTITUTION DECLARES
THAT CAT 0' NINE TAILS CREATES
VICIOUSNESS IN VICTIMS
Wilmington, Sept. 2? Astnond S.
Meservo, warden of the Newcastle
county workhouse. Dear here, anJ one
of the leading criminologists of the
count rr, has resigned because, it ii
stated, he disapproves of the Delaware
whipping (Hist. The warden, who has
lashed hundreds of negroes and white
men during the six year* he has been
In charge of the prison is quoted as
saylug:
"I have mado a very careful and
unbiased study of the effect of the whip
ping post on men of this class, and
hvc come to the conclusion tbat it is
all bud. It brings out in a man all
that isj*evengeful ar.d hurtful, and be
arrays himself against law, order and
society. ?'
BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER
Having put in a steam boiler and
other machinery we ure better ore
pared thun ever to do tirst-class work
on short notice.
"> i')-tf Skagway foundry
THREE IBM MEN THROWN OUT OF
EMPLOYMENT BECAUSE RELIGION
IS PREFERREO TO LABOR
Petersburg:, Vi , Sept. 2? Of oce
hundred or more siwuiills ic Chester
field county, all but two bare shut down
by a strike. The closine of these mills
threw out of imp'oyoient fully 3,000
whtte acd colored laborers. The strike
it due to desire for a holiday, dislike of
work durin? August, a series of pro
tracted meetings iu churches in the vi
cinity of the inilU, and the reduction of
the price of lumber to $4 per 100 feet.
The Pally Alaskan Cable.
Victoria, Sept. 2? Announcement was
made in this city today that V icior, son
of Secretary of the Navy Metcalf, would
shortly marry Marie 3uters, dfTughter
of the Alasknti millionaire, who Is now
in Oakland.
I === Our
o $ c Brand
Butler
Has Stood The Test? It is the best
that money can buy
GANTY & FRANDSON
INSUFFICIENT FORCE TO
PREVENT SEAL PMI
Tlir Oailj- Alasluin rililc.
Sin Francisco, Sept. 2? The sterner
Homoi arrived here yesterday. It
brought report* that Japanese poachers
were in* reasiog their depredation* in
the islands of the north and scores of
them were poaching in AWikan waters
for seal. The officers of the ship de
clared th?t the revenue fleet now there j
unable to protect th? intemna of
the United State*. The eiptain of >be
ibip nated that the naral officer* who
are at present on tV inlands of Si. Paul
and George, although they plant?d
naval gun?, were unable to protect the
ae?t* from the ravage* of the Jap?.
The tna't-er vaa report*! to the W'a*h
iogtoo author! tie*
CRIPPLE CREEK FEU
? UNION-MJNEOWNER'S WAR
Thr Dully Aln?knn Cubic.
Cripple Creek, Sept. 2? At the I&rjr
est meeting that has heen held it
Cripple Creek since Uie labor war, tht1
Miorre' IToion Saturday night decider,
to strike if the Mineownw-' I'nion As
sociation insisted in forcing the cani
systrm upon them. Tb<> Min?ownrr?
have given out the statement that no
DF EX-OFFICER
MEN IN AUTOMOBILE HURL BOMB III
HOME OF FORMER SHERIFF
IT
The Pally \l??knii Oahlr.
Chicago, Sept. 2? The bome of c*
Sheriff Pens- wa? destroyed by ?'5>na
mite last night. The bomb w?s hurled
from an automobile in which three
men were riding, ft is thought the
deed was committed by gamblers who
nought revenge against Pease for his,
activity in the rruiade which he led
against the gamblers while he w.i*- ir
office. The police huve so for !>?en tin
able to jet the slighter clue of the
trio.
Llittn To It
Recitals on the Duplex day and night i
at the Seattle. Its the sweetest music
In the city. ?
The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the biggest
and best aniv>icted hostel rv in all the
north
lftn can be employed io the mine* of
ihe dswici ?hodoe? not hare % card.
:t is tho'^*ht that Secretary Haywood,
who hoc been in jail In Boise for the
p??t yr*ar, will ?rrire here iborlly after
T>abor Dbt ao-1 direct the preparatory
arrangement* for * <*rike. whli-h will
be railed not lave-- lh?n the 15th 0# Sep.
tembrr.
HATRED HEALED
BY SICKNESS
BROTHERS WHO REFUSE TO SKM FDR
FORTY TEARS RECOKCIIEO BY
WORM THEY W00EO
Ka?t lirookfielcl, Mim., Sept. I [~b?
p?>ople her* are by the <1*14
meet Jiat knd John Woofe.
brothera, after an eatranfement la?llor
forty veart. hate become recoocflwl
The brother*. it *PT>e*rv wooed tn?
ume pirl. au<i becavt** Jir*i? won Her
John woti'ii not f-jeeive him. ihooffh
the two, thron?h all the* year*. b*i
their boroee leu* than MO feet apart.
Kecer.l:y when foho ?u tiku ill hf?
? iaUr- in-law ntiraioi? blot. Sb
?ucceeded il> pettlne her hnb*n<l to
vlait hit hrrotber ami the reconciliation
followed.
PknaCltT T r?Mf?r
? yoor.oai, wood nod general baui
inc. Itxwir <*> lln<j(hlon'* eiftr
?tore
The Fifth Arenuehot?lhMnolin?im
?crtimoA%>ton* Steam beet am) e*ery
tning tnmlem.
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER
0anty & Trandson
flints for Sbagwav
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