THE DAILY ~HP*r ALASKAN
CITY QF>1=ICIPlU PW_gER
"vT~7:{ TENTH YEAR SKAGWAY, ALASKA. FRIMAY APRIL 26 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
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iL. A.Harrison Co
New Spring
Stuffs
in ail abundance. All prices to fit any
purse. No trouble to show goods.
W e invite your inspection
"HEATHERBLOOri"
The new substitute for silk, has the
silk "feel and cry" and will out
wear any ' guaranteed" Taffe
ta on the market- only
45 cents per yard
SUESINE SILK IN COLORS FOB
(PARTY DRESSES
27 inches wide and 50 cents a Yard
Stores o^en Evenings - Fhone's 4 and 55,
Did you e^er
siuoke the
><0! Where
Can ? I Get
Them? Fro n.
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska
Before bin ing
Your spring suit
Take a Look at Our
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[Cbe One Price glotbier-Tourib and Broadway^.
CHICAGO POLICE VERV ROTTEN
Officers of W in dy City sold "protection" to erimnals
and captains dismissed men Irom service who ar
rested thcm==Graft included whole gamut from as
sessments on vice tc immunity for "fences.''
i Chlceo, April 26? The policedepart
ment of this city is ?s rotten a? that of
San Francisoo. Ni-ver wm such a con
dition discovered to exist before in this
| city as that which the investi
gation is disclosing here. Police cap
tains were subsidized by burglars and
men arre?tinjf criminals were dismissed
fiom tue polloe fo ce. All manner of
uraft was prsctlc. d by the policemen
f'om collecting monthly assessments
from fallen women to taklnz bit? suras
for the protection of men operating
fenoea ?nd mainlining: eanps of bur
glars and fcnlrf-up men.
Awful Mad Hon*" Scandal
Chicago April 26? The investigation
hai been extended to the hospital for
the insane here and a condition bus
been discovered that would rival those
of the inquisition. Patients were !
I ( aftenni in rooms for j-ears while food
I pissed through small h"les to them.
Others were starved-and beaten. The
women insnne were outraged and
illiiiltiraate children were born in the
hospital in great numbers.
The disclosures are creating tremen
dous excitement.
LABOR LINED IF AGAINST
lAfPS CANDIDACY J
(Special Dispatch to Daily AUskan) !
Waihlnton, April 26? Union labor In
!h<> Unitrd StatM is unquestionably
Mjlid'y against the presidential candi
dature (of Secretary Taft. This fact i
has been discovered by tbe administra
tion. It is known, further, that the at
titude of the president toward Mover,
ilayward and Pe tibone, the Colorado
miners' leaders in their Idaho troubles,
is aggravating the situation immeas
urably.
; President Roosevelt has taken cogni
.-ji coof the situation and has Invited
Pres'dent John Mitchell, of the eoat
j workers, for a conference over this j
J matter.
Tbe opposition of labor to Taft and
, tue admitted lack of enthusiasm over -
him bus caussft a greit revival of the
tbiid term talk. From many sections
of the cjuntry the word is coming that
Pr.s dent Kooserdt is tbe only man in
the nation thut c 'n hold the R--pub!i>
c in party in line for tbe Roosevo'aian
policies against tbe gigantic efforts
that aro eicg made by the cons-rv.t
lives to coutrul the next national coa- '
r ven'ion.
Lnbwlat U? Will D<Bonatr>t'<
j Chicago, April 20? Liboring men of
?-he Republic are planning a monster as
! semblage from all sections of tbe
natioL' for the purpose of potestlng
against the remarks and letters Presi
dent Roosevelt has made an I written
?vlth reference to Move", Havwood and
| Petttbone. It is proposed thit the as
semblage shall gather on the Chicago
water front.
Cam-aim Says Third Tariu
De# Monines, la., April 26? Oov.
Cummias has come out Id au open letter
requesting President, Roosevelt to ac
cept a third presidential nomination.
Lieb Say Raoitvnlt Will Refai?
Washington, April 28? William Loeb,
private secretary to President Roose
velt for nearly 10 years resigned, this
morning. He will enter private busi
ness. When asked as to wtiether Presi
dent Roosevelt eould be induced to ac
cept a third term be said that it is hU
belief t'mt the president would dec ine
another nomination if It were offered to
him.
lof 'a Moth-r Object!
L s Ad^'oIos, pril 26? ;he mother
of Secretary T , ft p otests azmtist the
efforts to boom h^r son for the preei
? 'eu'-y She s iys he manes a better
judge than ht> would make ap esldeot.
G u d Snppnr ? Rom v?lt
New York, April 26? G orge Gou:d
cime ou yesterd y with as '-ong tta e
meat endorsing the railwo pjlicy of
Pr.-siJent Roosevelt He says tne
policy is nec ssary for future roads and
for the protection of investors Ken
eriily.
flxht For Cuav n ioa vfuh Thr ??
CI i ?
Washington, April 26 ? It is ad-"itl d
bat the ffgbt for the next K> pub Ic n
aa ional conven ion lies wi b three
cities? St. Louis, Kans s City ><nd
^eattle. All three h?ve good baoki ig.
ilUMMDT IS
DUE TONIGHT
The Humboldt anived in Juneau this
noraing and will sail for okajiway at
j 7 o, clock this evening. She will be due
here to niirht.
The Cottage City sailed from Van
couver for Skafrway at 7 p. i?. Wednes
day. She w.ll be due here early Sunday.
STEAMSHIP HALDIS
IS PAST OUT
The McKenstle Brothers' freighter
Haldia is past due to arrive with a
cargo ol freight for the interior traders
and the White Pass. She is expected
in port today.
50 designs of 1907 wal: paper just re
: ceivcd at Harrison's.
Received
* . TOMATOES
TMtH GREEN PEPPERS
" W ' GREEN ONIONS
RADISHES
CUCUMBERS
^|4A LETTUCE
CDC RHUBARB
On
itffmon
asparagus
GANTY & FRANDSON
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Interesting Eistern News
Items By Wire
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
New York, April 28? Andrew Car
negie is very ill. He i* unable to see
his relatives and nearest friends even.
Pittsburg, April 26? A tank in the
Duquesne gardens burst yesterday and
100,000 gallons of water poured over]the
well-dressed people in the vicinity.
; There were thousands of spectators to
the accident.
j Seattle, April 26-VTo escap9 the
restrictions of a closed town on Sunday
, hundreds of people of both sexes go out
of the city limits and hold orgies in
the woods.
London, April 26? Spain has ordered
three bat;lesi?ips of the Dreadnaugbt
class to replao ? the navy that was
destroyed In the *'ar with the United
States, The sMpi will be built in ,
England.
Omiba, Apr1 26 ? The Dikoti* are
inibeibroe of in>* * st b'izz rd thi'y
have expert net d Id ye rs
N > m<- F >: m? Plon n-S"0 ?i?
"T p Pin ers of A! ok i a
?octet f-Ttni'd - Nome l he ni'-niti'"
?hii? is lim ed to those w'\ ame o
AU<V>iror i) J n ar Is . 189q T e
soi l ty has a tart;, me rn-r hip.
DO WITHOUT
Rhode Island To Have Sena
torial Vacancy
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Providence, R. I., April 25? Rhode
Island will join those states which hare
gone with partial representation in tbe
United States senate. The legislature
adjourned yesterday without having
chosen a succesor to Senator Wetmore,
who was an unsuccessful candidate for
re-election. The regular "organiza
tion" Republicans divided their support
between Senator Wetmore and Col.
Colt, of the Coit Arms Company, who
has financed most of the recent Repub
lican campaigns. The two men had
about equal strength in the legislature,
and both were behind Col. God lard,
who received the support of t le Demo
crats and independent Republicans.
All three cardidates were Republicans.
Th- H wett Comp *ny
appear at the Elks' ball Monday April
29th. Mr. Hewett will receive on the
s'eumer Humboldt tha Thaw-Wbl'e
tragedy In movlnu pictures. This Is
direc from Philade'pb'a, acd will be
giveo Moh^hv night. It h 9 cn>wdi>d
ih" <* s fro the 'res pvery whe e ?< has
bet-n p.t duceJ, and has oat confide ?
abl- m 'ue to secure the ptsiurw and
tb>-r- U a 1 irue riytpy ? he p d
ev, ry nine it 1* us- d Oth r pic or. 1
? ili b>- '? 1 h?* I di n'? Revenue, 4 Tt>e
L-i- ( oil r B<j 'on.'' 'Ooe n R-scup."
&? Ss '? o* s I mtr at rin'h 25 50
a u "5 ? < nts. 2
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