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lut? bcrl rw?l??i here U> dhf rf
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the uwuuUite fur tbe i>tdTV?*?- of
u.g . ?ji t Mid i>uttui6 tn*?ui
to ixKit The tx-6ok? are atufciut^-U
ku >irvti?n?j<?is ami iuaai> sueriKs
fights v b*?n rwt>orie?l.
IN CHICAGO
<By AlM*4 N?w* Bureau)
CHICAGO. Dm.-, ??? Three huathvd
?in \ <*v o i iWiMTUiwui ?4ure wagon*
^ uA sU^bl 1 1 L> tlililUilt*'*'
11.^1 tat- euUXe ftfteeu thou?*uxl w?-iu
D,n at live will walls
out iaW siw-u higher ?tt?v?
SUES STREET
<By Ala*** Nm? BurMU)
>KATTLK. l>? Ue?tMtoe a S? :i
tl> Efcu-trii (V I'OBihft'Uir r>Ju??i to
take * tort* ticket fcw hi? far* *a?I
ejev-ted hiut frooi the ?.*t, Ivec ha>
uurflu? fur I'4"" Th. ?f
four h Tjtr*^*1 Ortofcrr -J, at thecui
:..?r of .ViAh a:.?l Holgate StS.
J At LowW. of Owe 0. F R . rwort-^
that the tteatrK* will be i?k J?ka^
**> tmiMrru* neniBs
ilrv UcUtmd Mn> Jenkins auU
VI U>tiTKU WWV p&?ellg?fs <"i
t rv? oulgwiug Jeitt*ttou u*lay Phev
will vbtt Ui southern 0*l.?uri>ia
+ TVTVTTVVTTV t + T-J-TtttTTT
TOO BUSY!
"I am too bus\ to write an ad
+
+ ior Christmas.
"Just tell the p-H?ple ot Skagwa\
?f*
~ to take a look an my display or
? Christmas Goods
+
+
+ in m\ windows and they \\;ll
see that 1 ha\ e the Finest Stock
+
+ ever brought to Skatfway.
"Yes. 1 have plenty 01 every
T
+ thing lor Lady, "laid, "\an, Boy
* or Child.
+ "5ure, Santa Claus hft all
+ kinds ot toys? all the latest me
+ chanical novelties, dolls, skates,
+
+ sleds, books. games, <5cc. &c."
Ih. j. lynch I
"I* J.
? Th? U^-To-0*ia H?oarda?-?r M Cadi?? Fumiwur,
x +
J + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ?r + 4r*fev + +
TWIN SULLIVAN
W!HS Alii
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
NEW YORK. LVc. 6? Jack 1\iin
Sullivan wuu iu Uiv fourth rouii^A
from Jini Stewart mi iNf fight id
UUb octy iasi night.
!0 BE BHD
THURSDAY
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
BOSTON, Dec. <S ? Th?- fum-ral of
Mrs. Mary ttak?-r Etkly has i>? t
for Thursday.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Doc. 6 ? The taxicab
iiri\ rs of this oily, fur several we^fcs
out au strike, have acceded a com
promise ami returned to *ork
(By Alaska Nswi Bureau)
SEATTLE. Dec. 6 ? More thaa a
hu: - floral offerings were seat I'or ;
fuiu-ral oi t be late Cot Hairruioii.
AGAIN OUR CITY FAB MEET
The oily fathers met In regular
session again last uight The min
utes of the previous uieeliug Were
appruved The committee ou pubfi
works and pubh>- property reported
that the no* thawer had arrived aa.l
-iMV he mayor out iu with hi
opinion. tor he had seen it hiiusetf.
and that K *as aii awful good in . -
uitmt, K was complete ill every dt
tail; ha J smoke stavk. pop valve, a*
iKsUb lined mi th*? outsi?k\ ('.re box.
jacket. <rat?? ? Row if there was no,
objection the report wouHl be accei t
sun ~\Vhat wagon ' asked Council
man Snyder Then it oanie out taai
the Home Power company bad loaied
a second hand wascwi Snyder ob
should buy and own its wagon. The
report was finally received and the
a-Hiou of the committee approved as
was also the btU which was order**!
The Ky treasurer Mr. P. \brahan s
offered to vuu tract with the city to
i-o4l.i t all or as much as was pcwsi
ble. of the delinquent tales for the
causal "rat ton of fifty per cent of the
moneys so recovered: without fur
th-T cvfct or expense to the city. This
measure >-uUed forth much itooiBsJoi-.
The mayor hinted that it would be
j?*?t like taking candy from a baby
thit> matter of getting the money. In
M?ue cases all that was necoessary
?as to ask for rt: others would pay
wheu suit was meftiluted But. and
here he grew very severe, he insist <xl
-hat all should be proceeded against.'
The council was of the mayor's way
o' thinking and closed with Mr.
Abrahams generous offer.
The wonderful lamp which the city |
installed as an experiment was re
iK>r! 1 upo? by FYank Page who as
^?ru-il that it w?*M out of its own t
? vrd He sau! that the f-i" it had
b*v -i ful 1 and then John somebody j
? :vw off a quart bottle so that it
ould have air Still k refused to
?r\. It wife beyond him to account
i its act u Councilman Ashley
r mmeuded that it be cleaned and
another experiment be made.
Then the matter of the "peanut' !
I . -raph line permit was taken up. :
.'man tTaharty reported for;
? inmitt e and recommended tha:
? rmit bt- granted. Then wat
tattd a s?'ry warm diecussiou
ii 1- sloped that the local tele
l> ; >u i-ouipuiiy is not without loyal
sup'Mjrt in the city government. Cotia
ii.in tsrttt was m favcr of granting
? permit if the line would be fcmk
A.-h instruments. Counetlmil
V>;u. > was in favor of granting the
pri* .U ?-*? so long as it Uid not inter
fere a nh the telephone company whi ;
co ~.dered was giving excellent
>r\ U .usd should not be >jpordized.
The mayor said there was grave j
r of doing a -Treat injustice to
tat- tvlephaoe company by granting
th .- privilege. "Dooe>e anybody know ,
wha they propose doin with hhs1
he asked "I tell you gontle
iii u ?e should go stow about sich i
uiiportacit matters." KYom different j
sources he had Wswaed that they
co:*.t uplaW puttin' in telegaphones
-lU-ver tht-y may be> and string
*-i\-Uss> apparatisj ail over this
town, which affected the lights;
mad..- '.h*-ui "jump like." somebody
, had tokl him
It would be dreadful if things should
happe n and make this city liable
Continued on page three.
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* Christmas t
: PLUM PUDDING X
I English Style *
+ i
^ tr y .. . it' e to ma te your own puddings, you T
, w tind thosi' n cau> an excellent snbstitute, and "**
?J* ?
cheaper than the hoi:, e made ones. We carry the follow- *
iug sizes t
Individual tins 15c 2 for 25c 1 pound tins - 35c +
, 2 pounds tins 65c 3 pounds tins 1.00 ***
^ Fig Puddings 1 pound tin 25c "**
. li Liaiantct d to conta.n nothing but the wry best material
+
? Ganty & Frandson X
T
r + + + + + + + + + 4, + + *f + 4' + 4*4, + + + + 4?4
BORROWED
HIS AUTO
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Dec. 6 ? The thieving
joy rider was at large again tost
night. This time William Bloch,
proprietor of the German Caie. was
the victim. While Bloch was visiting
at the Hotel Washington the thieves
took his car. The machine was found
this morning buried hub deep in uiud
ar Terrace St. and 12th Ave.
ROOSEVELT
TO REVIEW
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 6? Es-Presi- j
dent Roosevelt is scheduled to ad
dress the Chamber of Commerce of
this city on next Tuesday. In his
speech he will take occasioc to re
view the recent elections*.
TUFT llftS
SELECTED TWO
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. ?? j
Judge Charles Proutv and Franklin
Lane are two members that Presi
dent Taft is iv rtain to appoint to :
the newly created Court of Com
merce.
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.
Skagway Aerie, No. 25, Fraternal
Order of Eagles will meet Wednes
day night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially in
vited to attend.
J. M. Keller. W. Sec.
Elmer Wheeler. W. P.
ill HUNTER
TABOOS "PILLS"
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BANGOR, Me. , Dec. b* ? A who
has passed many hunting seasons in
the Main* woods, and is preparing for
his trip this year, says that never
again will he number cigar t-ts among
the articles to be carried along.
The odor of cigarets, so he affirms,
can be detected above almost any
thing else by the fleet deer and moose
and never during a trip when the
members of his party were supplied
with cigarets did he even get a glimp
se of a deer or a moose.
FIRST DAT IN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6? A terrible
snow storm prevailed over the city
yesterday. Half the seats were empty
and the galleries were filied by so
ciety people.
ELECTIONS
CAUSE UTS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON, Dec. 6? The third day
of the elections was marked by tre
mendous rioting throughout England.
Mr. F\ B. Wurzbacher and . family
are passengers on the outgoing Jef
ferson today. They are going direct
to Chicago after which they will go
to Nebraska and visit with Mr. Wurz
bacher's parents. The Wursbaeher's
will be gone several months.
I
You May
EXPECT
To find here the
richest array of
new fabric you
have ever seen
For Men's
Clothes
The new
browns & grays
are beautiful
and we'll fit you
Captrigbt Hart >cajrfocr 3c \tuA
WILL CLAYSON- "Qothier
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX