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Seattle, Sot. 8? A San Francisco dis
patch to '.he Times has ih? following:
The dis ippearaoce has been reported
to the police of Charles Coyle, a mlninjj
man from Alaska, who purchased a
month aeo a livery stable at 832'_- Fol
som 9' root.
He was last seen at the rooming
home above hu stab'e October ?8. He
was known to carry valuable jewelry
ard considerable cash, and his wife, a
brde of two months, fear> be has met
with foul play. If he had cot met with
*i -l-nc?. his relatives believe th*t he
su denly >;rew tired of the monotonous
existence of city life and h:s returned
to the North.
He came to this oily from Alaska,
where he had gleaned a comfortable
fortune. He marrlrtl and purchased
the livery s'-able for $1,000. Two weeks
ago his wife went to Proberga to visit
her relatives. When Mrs. Coyie re
turned to the city recently her husband
had disappeared.
He is described hs a man about 3S
years o'd, five feet elpbt inches tall,
with a ruddy complexion.
Whatever be the explanation of
Cpyle's mjsterlous absence, Mrs. Coyle
is not left in wunt, for a balance of
?>,000 that stands in her husband's
name in the bank will supply her ?aots.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IK SEATTLE
WANTS THE ALASKA AiiO ORIENTAL
MAIL HANDLED SEPERATELY
S?*Ule, Nov. 8? A movement is beiug
pushed by Che Chamber of Commerce
in thM city to get the government to
provide forth- handling of all Alaska
?od Oriental mail, forwarded and re
t-eivtd, at a seperate postofOce sub-sta
tioo iu order that the present delav*
that occasionally come up may be
avoided.
The best dining room, the best hotel ac
c.mmodatiom, the most comfort at th
Ptfth Avenue
Phonx City Tr?n?f?r
Kur your ;oal, wood <ind general ha 1
Ing. Phone 90, Bojghton's c'gi
?corr. 10-4-lua
JUDGE REID
COMING SOON
SUCCESSOR OF JUD6E WICKERSHAM
ARRANGING PERSONAL MATTERS
AND WILL SOON ARRIVE
(By Uiiltaci r.cao.)
Guthrie, Oklahoma. Nov. 8? Silas H.
Reid, who was yesterday selected by
President Roosevelt as a Judge for the
Alaska bench, is a prominent lawyer
politician of this territory. He is 38
years of age and a gifted attorney. He
was defeated on the Republican ticket
for attorney general at the last elec-j
tion. Judge R^id will speedily ar- ?
range his matters here and go North. J
FREE
Wild duck at the Seattle tonight
and next few days.
Yours; ?
Hkrmax Grimm
L A. HARRISON CO.
STOVES
ALL SIZES ALL PRICES
ALL CLASSES
But the Best are none too
Good and we Have Them
TOVBS
[ ? Stores Ot)en Evenings Phones 4 and 55 j
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JAP ISLAND RESIDENTS
FOMENTING TROUBLE
Washington, Nov. 9? Official advices Lave been received
herefrom Hawaii and the Philippines that the Japanese
residents of those islands are prepared to fight with the
Mikado in the event trouble arises between the United
States and Japan and that they are eager to do anything in
their power to bring about a rupture between the two
countries, hoping in the erent of war, that Japan may be
able to retain control of the islands. The entire matter
has been forwarded by the United States to Tokyo with a
request for an explanation.
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a. b:s at big
LOVE FEAST
BANQUET AT TACOWAIAST NIGHT STARTS
ENCAMPMENT? ACTIVE TRANSACTION
OF BUSINESS BE6INS TOOAY
(By United Press.)
Tacoma, Nov. 8? The banquet given ;
the Arctic Brotherhood here last nJ;.
was Oil an elaborate scare aLd much
more largely attended than had been
anticipated. The toast making contin
ued until early this morning and sever
al fine addresses wrro made. The
actual work of the delrgates will noi
begin until late this afternoon.
THE "SOAPY" SMITH TRAGEDY
The "Soapy" Smith tragedy will be
on tbs market on or about Novem
ber 1st. Those wishing a copy will
please send In their orders as soon as
possible so copies may be reserved for
them. The price is 7 5 Cents per
Single Copy. Special rates to dealers
according to the number of books
ordered. Shea & Patten,
Skagway, Alaska
BOWLING GAMES
ON TONIGHT
The Hip Feeders and the Filth Ave
nues will play off the second game of
their series tonieht-tti Elks' all?y?. At
the last meeting of the two te ms the
Fifth Avenues did not ohow up as well
as they are likelj to lo?i<bht and were
defeated badly bv the Hi? Feeders.
Tonight, so the Fifth Aveoups drclare,
the result of th" sc>re is likely to be
different.
kaiseFisT
SICK MAN
(By United Press.)
Berlin, Nov. 8? Emperor William Is
reported a very sick man and fears are
entertained by his friends that a gen
eral breakdown mny result.
SWEETS
CIDER ?K
for the season has just
been tapped; it is strict
ly pure and of excellent^
quality.
GANTY & FRANDSON
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
An r?ck*4 Wimrtr U> 2>it ui Or on
That I* the secret of their exquisite Flavor. Preferred Stock Pineapple,
for instance, is grown, ripened and canned all under tHe sunny skies
of Hawaii. Pineapples brought to this country and then canned must be
Sicked before fully ripe or they won't keep? and the flavor is
at. Hawaiian Pineapple is the best grown. Every morning, the
ones ripened to their spicy best" are gathered, taken into the can
nery, close at hand, peeled and cored by special cutters operated by
bright, tidy Hawaiian girls. All the tough, fibrous center Is re
moved, and the sun-gold slices from the best part of the pineapple
are then packed into Preferred Stock cans.
Try PREFERRED STOCK Pituapplt?a royal dtssrrt ? rtatfy t? strut
it.T.Klf * LXWIS, WboleMte Grocers, PORTLAITD, ORKGOJT, V. 8. A,
Kotmi? *? MUci ll bk4 SB cut coBttlntni Preferred lli.k rlmnk ?
Ganty & Frandson Sole Agents Skagway
MM? 10 BE
VIGOROUSLY MED
(By United Press.)
New York, Nov, 8? Acting u^der di
rect Instructions from the President,
attorneys connected with the Depart
ment of Justice have already begun an
investigation into the actions of tte
directors of the beads of the Banking
Institutions which failed here during
the panic of the week before last and
if any violations of the banking laws
are found, prosecutions will be insbi*
tuted and an effort made to send the
offenders to prison.
TELEGRAPHERS
GONE BACK
MEN AT SEATTLE OFFICES FOLLOW
EXAMPLE OF EASTERN MEMBERS
AND RETURN TO WORK
(By United Press.) ?
Seattle, Nov. 8? Following: the exam
ple bfing Bet by the telegraph operators
ill over the country the local men who
havq been out on strike for thq past two
months yesterday voted to return to
work, and have requested the manage
meut of both companies to reinstate
5r? IKaIk (AnntnH planoo A fa IV nf
them have been taken back, but tbe
majority may not cat back for several
weeks, as the policy of tbe local man
agers is to weed out the strikebreakers
slowly.
YE MOST BE BORN AGAIN
Have a new Born suit or overcoat
Get youp orders in for Thanksgiving
and Xmas. You will make no mistake
when you leave your orders with the
American Tailors.
The Pack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with dinner orders, free in place
of tea or coffee. Come on boys.
DELEGATES -?
ARE COMING
NOME UNO FAIRBANKS POLITICIANS UUE
TO LEAVE SEATTLE ON THE HUM
BOLDT FOR CONVENTION
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Nov. 8? All of the delegates
to the Juneau convention who have
been in the city for the past ten d*ys
will leave on the Humboldt for Juneau
tomorrow night. The sentiment that
prevails amongst them is that there
may be some slight friction as to who
shall b'i elected as National Committee
man, but ttiey will be almost a unit for
Territorial Government and in favor of
having Hoggatt removed.
mMIr
POSTAL BANKS
(By United Press.)
Washington, Nov. 8? The agitation
for a Postal Savings bank system has
begun and is receiving the endorsement
of the Administration.
Our New Fall Line of
Hart Schaffner & Marx
and Adler & Sons
Suits Cravenett Coats
and Over Coats
Are Now on Pisplav
Come in and look them oVerJbefore purchasing
elsewhere
Over 400 patterns of the Famous Royal Tailors Made
to Measure Suits ready fox your inspection
Ciayson $ ?o.
Cbe One Price ?lotbier?-?ourtb and Broadway