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...Macaroni...
The Favorite Dish of the Man From
Sunny Italy
1 We have the "Sunny Italy Kind.' It is the only
r Macaroni made from the wheat peculias to the
? countries of Southern Europe, therefor is the only
.. perfect Macaroni. Macaroni made from America
\ ' whoat is not good. Aiiy Ita ie.i will t-ell you that and
' 1 you ran put it down in black and white that an Ital
? > ian is the judge of Macaroni. \Ve have Sjvighetti
\ \ afoo. It's all the same ? differs in form only.
1-lK packages ? ljulk. S lhs. for 50c,
C. W. Ask & Sons
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....Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS, * you ever purchase anything her*
A.DC CU1DTC UA;r c:vf you complete satis
CAP>: . H1K j . . hu. t. w ycn to and ^
NECKTIES. SWEATER u*. And (riv? us & chanc* to ' make
COATS. UMBRELLAS, Mr **? wa-v ?'v* buiK
<unr< PArx icr "*? * Stwui-T m*tt?r how
onULJ ,r HV-O, .^vrvv, >aixl jt? are to pk?ase. we guarantee
TICS. RUBBERS, ETC to rc^ try vs.
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
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Cigars Tobacco
Snookers' A -tides,
stationery and P?sr
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largk cibctuatisg u?r?ry
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PHONE 7*.
0*>0~ MOMOQCT^-tKM. _ *
Laxative jjroroo Quinine ( s>i JC* Kot.
Q**??Co^?OwIV*>. Gup in 2 D*vs?i^ //yAT*>t/aSc
Draper & Co.
FYs'
E*$TVA\ kodak supplies
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vftJiji offer UU? coal. a;
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Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
>He,>? 1#. Svagway, Alaska j
POLICE PATHOL TO
LEAVE FOR ARCtlC OCEAN
R N. VV Mounted Puttee Patrol Will
Mu?h to Ft Macpfc?r#oo With
Mid- winter Mail.
The Royfcl Northwest Mounted
Polic? expedition tor Port Macphor
soft, sw the mouth of the M.Vfcon
lie river, left Dawnon last Saturday
TTHX-nln* at 10: SO oYlock, says the j
l>awso? News. ?
Serpe&nt Dempster is in charge,
ami will lead his little party up the |
Twelvemile, throuch Seely pass, down
Wind river, alonjt the Peel and
down the Mack.-vnrie proper to the
historic post of Marpherson. This
is tha route Dempster and party fol
lowed last year when they made their
famous reMef trip, finding the bodies
of Captain PitajreraM and party. who
wene lost
Dempster has been over the route
several times, and knows it well He
has wiUi him others also well ac
quainted with the course The full
I>arty comprises Dempster, C "instable
Shu Its. Special Constable Turn.-r,
<peciaj Constable Campbell and Char
lev Stewart, ln?l fun guide anil trail
1 breaker. Stewart went with trie
Dempster party on the relief trip last
year He has some white blood in
| fcim. speaks Bn?rl*sh well, is intelli
gent. nimble and a RXeat musher.
| Turner ahao was on the relief expo
sition last year. "Map" Mapiey, ar
cther of the famous police mushers,
is here, but could not be spared f r
this trip. "Map" recTets he wild
1 not pet off for the lone, wild ramble
! over the crest of the Rockies. The
trip probably will require twenty
lays each way. Supplies are taken
sufficient to last all the way to Mac
phersoTL The emergency supplies
which were tak<-n out recently a:>d
cached between Dawson and the
mountain summit are not to be re
sorted to unless the other supp'ies
j oerrvnifi exhausted.
i U is between 300 and 400 mi'es
from Dawson to Macpherson The
. party is expected to ret back here
i in March The supplies are drawn
i by teams of skooknnj native ilois
I Pour docs comprise a team
"Hie police at Herschel will mush
i 2.->0 miles down the coast to Macpher
| <=on to receive the mail be'n.c taken
by the Dawson boys. Mail from the
; whalers and others will lv> broucht
back by the Dempster party
Administrator Horrigan torwarde ?.
I Saturday, with the police patrol 2'
vaccine points to the officers com
; mandmg at Macpherson and Her
scbel. to bo u?e>l as pr<v-a'i tion
. against any possible outbreak of
smallpox there.
Through the ltlndness of Mr. Hor
ripsin. the Daws. hi News forwarded
io the polio? and others at Macplier
son. and Herschel a Tile of the News
! for the last six months. This is a
Christmas present the News always
i sends to the intrepid builders of em
? pire at thoso distant outposts of civi
j li Ration. The remembrance always is
acknowledged by policy, traders,
?' hunters and whalers with genuine
gratitude. They pe< but two mails
a year in that region, one or which
goes down the Mackenzie cm the Hud
' son's Bay company's steamer in mid
summer. and the other from Dawson
a' this time tif the year.
The mail from Dawson includes
nothing but letters, with the excep
tion of the file of papers from the
News
The people at Macpherson aid
Herschel have been cnt off from the
world so K>ng they are net yet aware
of the fact LAnrier has been defestec
and Borden rules; have not heard of
the war in China and the war in
Tripoli, and must be migh'y anxious
to know whether Jack .Tohrson i
still champion
CANADIAN LUMBER
MEN TO MEET SOON.
OTTAWA. Jan. IT? The anneal coi
\ ration of the Canadian Forestry As
sociation wiU be held in the rai.n .y
committee room. Parliament build
ings, Ottawa, on February 7 and S
The gathering is under the patronage
of his Royal Highness the Govern t
General and a number of di?!in
jjuished men both from " Canada a-id
the United States have promised t
attend and take part.
The Canadian Lumbermen's Asso
elation holds its annwal meeting on
Feb 6. SpeciaJ rates have been
granted by the railway and, as th
subjects to be discussed arc of the
mow practical and pressing ehara
t*r. It is expected that there will b '
a very large attendance of all per
sons interested tn onr forest rosour
??. ;
All the late tsfrpraph news In thr
Dally Alaskan.
FVesh Olympia Oyster CockUlls at
the Board of Trade. tf.
WOULD HOLD SALOON
men responsible
Much AgiUkUon For Saloon K?^Per?
"Liability" Law, Patterned Af
ter Employers Liability En
actment.
COLL- M BI S, Jan. 17? Commending
i-he proposal ai the Ohio manufactur
ers to adopt a rule providing for the
.'Ischarge of employees addicted '<>
ihe use of intoxicating liquors, Sup
orintendent Wayne B. Wlwrti , of
ihe Anti-Saloon League, last night Mn
dicated the nett slop of the temper
ance force* In the enactment of re
strictive liquor legislation.
He pro-dieted the enactment aoon
>f a "saloonkeeper*" liability law" pa"
terned after the employers' liability
law.
"There Is as much need ftir a law
lo compensate men from Injuries re
uniting from L'ie saloon evil as from
industrial aeciients," he said. "The*
nanufacturers' association's action
acainst the u?e of liquor Is along
ihe same line that railroads and ail
ither successful business concerns
uv outlining to safeguard both the
public and themselves. They are
tot doin? this, of course, to aid the
emp. ranee movement, but it is a
vkI argument In favor of eliminat
n,u the institution which c?u?es in
emperancc.
"There fc a strong demand in Ohio
| "or a saloonkeepers and liquor deal
; ??rs' liabilKy M* . following out Uie
j ^lan laid down in the employers' lia
illtj- law. There is no reason why I
| i liquor dealer who injure? his pat- i
~ons. do-Kroys his f ffiHency as, a
workman and injures his family by !
icprivir.c them of his natural support
shouM not be irabie ir damages the
| ?ame as the employer, who. throned
| mrelessiiess or otherwise, allows
iverkmen to be Injured. The doctrine
f ass-.iincd rirk should anp'y to the
iquor bosiooss. It i-; nn extremely
hazardous business at best, and
very person injured by It should
*iave datnaceo the same as a man
"?ho is lnjur<?d in a manufacturing
nlant. | believe such a law will be
->naeted bv_t'ie Oeneral Assembly of
J Ihio in the near future "
i RAISER REVEMBERS
J. PIERPONT MORGAN.
NEW YORK, .la 3? J. pierpont
lorjan was the re> ;pient today of a
and so me marble bust of Emperor
vVilliam of Germany. The presenta
-ion took place in Mr. Morgans pri
ate library in East Thirty-sixth
ireet. !>? K rt? S!o' lor, German vl< <t
?onsul in New York, made the speech
f presentation on beha'f of the em
Mr, Morgan in accepting the gift,
?vhich conies from the emperor per
IBaily, expressed his pleasure at the
;a:ser's mark of e=toem. The bust
will occupy a prominent place in the
library.
TO OPEN NEW RESTAURANT.
Work i1- progressing fast for the
i eaoval of the old German bakery
iuiHir.g belonging to Tony Stanish.
>n Sixth Avenue, to its future site
?n lower Broadway. near the 1-^ncli
?tore.
Contractor Sparks had a thawer at
vork 1a?t nUrht thawing the foun
>ation, following Trhi< h he will jack
he build. ng np, place it on rollers
mil will remove it to the Rmadwur
-ite. The building will then be re
lovated and will be furnished np in
in decant manner for a fine high
class restaurant. It is evpectcd that
the work will be completed in a few
weeks in order to open for the early
-pring trade.
DISCOVERED.
Many cards w?e received last
ight from Seattle signed P. W. F.
1 The recipients of the missives were
omewhat puttied as to the identity
?f the sender of the choice greeting.
I'pon consultation of several reel.
ie:its it was decided that the send
r was not a representative of the
'kick Hand, but that the greetings
vere from our old friend Frederick
A'illiam Fickhardt, who is touring
| Seattle and the surrounding Sound
ountry.
EAGLES REGLU'.R MEETING.
Skacway Aerie, Kr>. Fraternal
Vder of Raclcs will meet Wednes
ay night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue Visiting brothers cordially in
vited to attend.
T. A McDonald. W F
J M. Keller. W. Sec.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO* Quinine
Tabiete. Druggists refund money If
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S ilg
n air. re is on etch box. 25c.
TArr ILIOTIO MBIIOtNf
ON 4TAAW 80LL0T.
NBW TORK, Jan IT? A "postal
i*rd primary ? undertaken by the re
Mibllcan U-adt'rs of a larre election
o 'strict In the Fifth avenue re?M?*i<?
-?-ft ton. show* that PreiMent Taft
was the <-hoice of SO per cent, of
the voters, Justice Charles E. Hu*he*
comes second with 33 per cent, Ool
Rooseveit (ret* 12 per cent . and Sen.
lyAfoDeUe 6 per cent.
The opinion of the voters w*.s atw>
nsked to the "most formidable
Democratic candidate" The r euro It
Harmon, 31 per cent.; Wllaon,
24 per o?nt.; Cnderwood, 23 per
cent; I>1*. 15 per cent.; and Gavnor.
|7 per cent
The Pacific Coast Steamship com
panjr# steamer Curacao arrived In
jiort last niirht at 5:30 with three
j "if*sengers. She sailed at * p. m.
with five passengers.
Mrs H Summers wa.s a passenger
on the Curacao from Juneau. She
is a j?i!r*st of Miss Monw>n at the
'hit<> Pass hospital She will remain
here for some time.
HV# >r<c J *?. run *et a wholesome
nr.e cooked n eaJ at the New Hom?
'.??Umrant. jilt Ave, Just off of
rmwlWay.
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PILCi CUMO IN 4 T6 U OAYt
I nrr n^iirgtot artU refund miiwt "
PAZ O OINTMENT faJka to curt aor
'*?? of lUblM. Blind, Blaarflng or
F'rotnrdin# Pil?? in ? to 14 day* 50c
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO riNO WHAT
YOU WANT
Whan foa iri out oo * bunt for
?omeUiinji appropriate m a ?!ft, rt
nembfr I bar* new good* ?u< h a*
handsome cut kUjm, ?ilrerwar*. and
beautifully hand painted china, j>*#
in from the maker's, wbM? w>ukl
make as bandaoma a preaent u rag
ne made. Such good* ara always ap
preciated. | hat* noUiia* jui Ui?
latest, up to date In pattern, and la
ritlitr. Nothin* but Ui* ?wf beat.
Our valck writ, newly manifactur
*d and skiliful engraving speak for
tbemeelvee. Wa do sot torn out our
work unlcaa it la finished |n Ui? beet
1 manner and we guarantee every ple>>
>f It. If yoa have any troubla with
ur iratrb brlr.e It to tie and wa will
ruarantee 7011 er.tir* p*Usfa<tlon at
reasonable charge*.
Don't r.e*le< t your fy* when yon
an get them riamlned free at ir.y
itore with the latest optical Inatru
santa
J Ikuta,
Jeweler and Optician
How to make inexpensive
Cuts of meat palatable
By cooking "En Casserole"
You can Mew or bake incxpemirc cut#
of meat in a most appetising manner
The Casserole cooks slowly and thor
oughly?keeps in all the juices and
flavors
Use Guernsey Earthenware
Brown, White-Lined, Enameled
Bean T Vis, Pie Plates, Vegetable Dishes
and Meat Dishes
Always In Stock at Right Prices
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
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When in SKag'way Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. 8. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and Cr?am from our own Jar*?y Dairy.
RATi - CONSISTENT WITH THK REST SERVICE.
FREE RU8 TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
J SKag'way Alaska