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HKAGWAY, ALASKA. TUESDAY FEBRUARY Hi 190/
PRICE 10 CENTS
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Laxative Qumma^ LTS
Cur ;s 3 Co!d in One Oay , Crip in 2 Days
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Once more and we
have decided to
continue flannel
ette bargins
lUfSOAV AMD WEDNfSMV
20 Cent grade at 12i Cents
25 Cent grade at 15 Cents
Your choice of any pillow top in the
lit 35c. and altho embroidery silks
are hitched to a baloon. we vrill give six
skeins foi 25 cents during this sale.
A broken lot of Ladies and Childreus
underwear so cheap that you will be
ashamed to look a sheep in the face.
Is tore s open Evenings - Plione's^^inc^oj
Did yon e? er
smoke the
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Cigar?
NO! Where j
Can I tJft
Them? From j
TONV DORTbRO Sole Agent for Alaska
Every man that comes
into ourstore looking for
a suit or overcoat goes
out looking like a win
ner. You can always
get the very best here.
Ciayson $ go.
Cbe One Price Clotbicrs-fourtb and Brcidway
JAPANE
Senate passes exclusion bill which will prohibit little
brown laborers from coming to this country-"Gentle
men" and students must get passports from their
government
(Special dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
Washington, Feb. 19? The senate
passed the Japanese exclusion
bill yesterday afternoon. The (bill
exclud?s from the I nited
States all Japanese laborers and
provides that students and others
coming here must have pasports from I
their government. Students and
"gentlemen" are lo be admitted freely
when they Imve passports from their
country. The biil. if it becomes a law,
wi!l shut out thousands who are
earning to this country at the present
time.
Under the terms of the senate bill
a ulc Japanese will be shut out of
public schools for white chi dr> n in ibe
United States. All others will be
admitted
Jap4 d > Not Like St>Bi e Bill
Tokyo, Feb. 19? All the Japanese
papers have published the terms of the
Japane-e exclusion bill that passed the
United States senate yesterday even
ins. The t'Overnm>Dt is beiu^ asked
tj protest against the law. The iromi
e-riticn companies s y they will fisrht
the government if it accepts the Amer
ican law.
flUW BUMfS JTROME TOR
NOf SfOPPIfliG WIlifE
Accused Murderer Says Providence Told
Him to Kill After District Attorney Refuse^
to Interfere With Wife's Persecution
I (Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
! Xew York, Feb. 19? Physicians,
testifying in the Thaw case, said that
I Ila-ry Thaw had ?nid he did not want
| to kill Stanford White but th&t Pr.is
eouticg Attorney Jerome refused to as
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sist to stop Wh:te's practices It wn
theo, he suiJ, thai Providence told hit
to kill.
This testimony cr?ated a sensiti' d
and was adinittn! orerstrenuou1 object
ion from the ciUtrict attorney who lie
came very unpiy.
MAIN GOES
R lilw iV Traffic is Resnmed
ou White Pass
Traffic was resumed to day on the line
of the White Pass. The first train to
leave Skagway since last Tuesday got
away on schedule this morning. It was
filled with Dawson bound passengers.
The rotary, three driving engines
and caboose returned yesterday after
noon at s o'clock bringing home the
tired snow fighters who had just com
pleted ;36 hours of continuous work.
They left a clean track behind them as
the result of their stick-to-itiveness.
In the five days, beginning last Thurs
day, they hud moved more snow than
ever before hail been moved from the |
Whi'e Pass in the same length of time j
In addition to Superintendent Hahn,
Train Dispatcher Mulvihill, F. A. j
Callarman, E. M. Culbertson and a
representative of the Daily Alas
kan accompanied the rotary gang Sun
day. They returned on the train that j
had been snow-bound at Pennington, |
arriving yesterday at 3:30 p. m.
Dont say No ! when the fire boys ask '
you to buy a ticket to their dtnee.
Big Pao'Jic Liuer Narrowly
Mi-JSt-s Kt ale Bocks
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Victoria, B, C., Feb. 19 ? The Aus
tralian steimship Miowera had a close
call on the rocks of Cape Beale iu the
fog yesterday. The soundings saved
the vessel when she was within 100 1
feot of the rocks.
BIG SCORES AT
ELKS' CLUB ALLEY
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The following scores of 200 or better
were mfde at the Elks' Club bowling
alley in the last two weeks:
Dr. F, C Norman 243, 201. 201, 210.
M. S. Whittier, 202, 204, 204; George
BUncharJ, 213, 240; A. C. Blanchard,
201; W. Seymour, 2t)4.
Frosh M'%at
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind of
fresh meat constantly on hand. tf
Until next summer for good fruit and vege
ables: We have the pick of the seasons
crop in cans
Vegetables Fruits
Corn on Cot) Sliced Ciin.- Peaches
Tomators Strawberries
.Corn Go'SberiUe
Succotash Black berries
Peas Raspberriei
Heans Blucbcrrits
Beets fe?ehi*s
Spinach Apricots
O^ra Fears
Hominy Sliced Pineapp'es
Asparagus Grated Pineapples
Squash Bishops ?ml Longs
Pumpkin Celebrated Preserves
If you are looking for something cood, you will 6i5d it under
? the "PREFEKUKD STOi'k'* ab.-l
GANTY & FRANDSON .
WORK Id BEGIN ON HAINES
RAILROAD
M Thomson, at Seattle. Engaging Men and
M; iking Preliminary Arrangements to Build
Railroad From Tide Water to Rainy Hollow
M. Thomson, at the head of the
?ompuoy which has purchased the
t tiny LTuUcw cupper, properties, is at
I S allle where hu h - imCe a contract
in 200 laboring men to come north at
i) oe and bt-}iia the constrction of a
ad from Haines to Rainy Hollow.
! .? Thomson will arrive on one of the
first boats.
Tfrs is the word brought nonh by
T. B. Dunn, who arrived on the
Princess Beatrice this tnornin-r. He
saw Mr. Thomson at Seat' le, where he
khs making the m-ct-ssiry preliminary
arrangements 1 1 begin operations at
once.
esi jifffRsosi
The Jefferson, due to arrive here to- j
rooirow, will have 40 horses for the.
winter mail service of ihe White Pass, j
They are being brought north by Dr. !
Coutts, who recently purchased tham in j
Easiern Wa-hingiou ana Eastern |
Oregon.
Fur coats at Clayson's. tf I
| SI AGE ARRIVES
AT WJiimiORSE
Whitehorsp, Feb. 18? A White Pas9
staee arrived fiom Dawson ye-terday
afternooh with C. B riiras as a passea
ger, atd 12 sacks of mail.
Halpf-efire department alone and
you are helping yourself.
The Firemen's dance Friday nLht.
?"* . Is the month of Colds
rebruary ^caughtaDdGrimy
Our Syrup of White Pine and Tar Compound
stops the caugli. Week's Cold Tablets breaks
up the cold an Dr. Price's Cuticle Soap cuts
its way through all sorts of greese, uiuck and
grime and our toilet cream heals and smooth
ens and softens the rough and irritated skin.
All sold under guarantee of satisfaction.
B22& SSSLZ'jCH s&LvLSiS
will take orders
lor Ladies and
G-ents suits, up to the
24th of February for
Easter delivery. Every
thing up-to-date. Fit
Guaranteed.
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? The American Tailors *
Mowl & Ehrlich, Props.
(Sole Agents Great Western Tailoring Company, Chicago.)