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No. IM K.'l KI KKM M VKVK. SU?WAT, ALASKA. WKI>\KshAY. oiTQHKR 4, 1911 TUB*. I" WW
IBP EDITH I THE ROCKS
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SI \TTI > ??,< 4 The Alas** SS
?? ? *<?-*m<ihip KM'lh *> Kfc A
.? (nr(# of Mlmon. wKh
v wont ?*hoi ?
% . . n*r fi<( on ln'tn) In
sira-tn Wt?: nisht
Tl ?>'?! <h hud co??p?pto<i hof . arvo
? S*- m M a r*nnrr>. and WHO
'? ?*??'?. .< for th. oprn *o?. nmt ?-hlle
.1 .< rm run onto ihr *mall
?1*ihI.
Tho f> ?> w.^rr *11 >?m ?->d )t J*
I l>*t tho *h;p * H he j^lvd
The point mhrrr the FM>th run
to not fur dinLant from thr
S; < ?h Nta-nfe whene the Pucjfk
< cv? S'- ?-t vh p Company'* ^oAmor
K?n. - ? ?rW down on the l'Mh of
1m month
Cwvtain li?nSolB mii<! in ormimand
<'f -v-. 'Vvmpi* when thai whip wa.?
wrr-?k ' on RMrhe Islaid. owt from
OmV>* a 1M Tf*r
r> vlvka New* Bureau.)
iv K?>\ M ivj. tvt 4? 4^o.rTK>r
N ?? * bo,r?K advised of U>e >x
jvjo- > r. of the Hon.b at McOomh. at
. -??> -. out th- ?:*:? M-i t a
* :h sC-wctioiMt to proceed at once
to that * for the purps? of pr?
Win* t?i- raflroad's property
SKWARP !?efv! ;2 ? A severe earth
quake shiv-k ?v e*pert??ced her*"
h*te Im n?ht *h?>'h shook -*p the
bu.Wins* in an aUrmin* .manner
Pr* lioaRy no .lanwu*** *?*.? don^ bot
on* d> r*h>e ex< tem? *u profiled
amor- tv fit w-rs of the t<v?n for a
liMt
(By Alaska Newt Bureau )
McOOMR, Ml** tvi 4_\\hUr the
h.a kjnarter* of the Marriman M?e*
-trlkr breaker* were crowded with
workmen last ni?ht, a bomb wa*
hurled through the window, ami twen
t? men s-err Injured by the explosion.
\KhouKh tAcre ?n< a niMnb??r of
wret men In Uiis town. and
Mil property of the railroad fe beins
guarded. there was no sign of disor
der or riot, and the use of the bomb
throws this entire section Into n fu
furoTv of oxcltrtwwt.
BATTLING IS
BADLY BEATEN
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
HOSTON Oct. 4? Battlinj: Nebt?n
?s> badly beaten by Young Saylor
la ? cht in the Boston Athletic
01 ib b''f<>Tv> a kreo number of fans
Tb< ftcht lasted for twelve rounds,
n 1 k- N(kM ??s eamo. ho did
n< <?eni able to ?*and up before his
? ? aoni isT, although it look the
twelfth rownd to decide the fijfht
FOWLER WILL
START AGAIN
i By Alaska News Bureau.)
IX^s AWEt.ES Oct 4? Robert FV?
ler. the aviator who attempted to
make a trip in his Wrieht bi-pI?no
from ocean to ocean and me* tine wifll
faHnre, r^inwl to thl* city last
night.
Fowler states that he chose a poor
route and that he wHl at once at ?f
f.?r the Atlantic coast from this city
bat will ciwiose a different course
You will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
J^pcyuc
SUITS AND
POLO COA TS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
UpToD?t? HabwdJwHer ?nd laeiM Furr>l?H?r.
MAKING HIST
TIME ON TRAIL
(Special to The ^allr Alukin)
The ol lowing t<4?fcrani wa? recel??d
Into this afternoon:
"RR ARftl'RN. Y. T. <*a WhK*
horse) Oct. 4? We left Wbltehorw
this morainR at R:3? o'clock and ar
rived here at 3:30 thU afternoon,
which it nitx<y mik* from White
horse. Will leave here shor<lr and
will try and make Canroacks tonight
Ml well and happy. RuH Dor- run
nln? fine.
CharW* O Perotval'
GUN PACKERS
GET THE LIMIT
(Ry Alaska Newr Bureau.)
FAIRBANKS. Oct. 4? The city of
'iriaLs are making a determined effort
jo rkl the coomrmitty of fr"n men j
City Magistrate Clark i* giving a bine
tokod to all gun pikers brought be- )
fore him or infWrts the maximum pen
*My allowed by law upon the offend- j
?*r* The police ane gathering ail per '
sons suspected of carrying weapons
?5RW VRD S?pt ? ? William John
son reached Seward several days ago
1 r/^orts the discovery of go<d dig
sine* at the h^ad of the KaMItna ,
river. new the base of Mt. McKinley
It v <*id that he took out $300 Wt
i^oarse gold In one week's time John
*on hcils from the Iditarod country,
having been irnibfttaked In that re
gion. He expect? to r(*wn to hi*
discovery within ? couple of weeks
??hnrt.ag*? of grufc forced him to
me out.
Oovernor and Mr*. Waltre K. Clark
will take the Princes* May from Jo- 1
n"au tor the States Instead of the .
Jefferson, as previously stated in this i
paper
DEATH LI3I IS
HOT SO HEAVY
(By A tank* New* fluroftn.)
AVRT1N, m Oct. 4- -Aw ft rwwiK
of iho bursting fit the <H?m ownwl by
?hm I'ikHi IHprr Company
lhr?y> mllm *hovo thi* rlty )**t Sun
day night, the fltftte oon*<Ab?l*ry
have rwxivpmrt o?w bortl** of thlrty
<?l?ht itrtlmi of th*? and K
i ?* known ttml fifty-four mo*?
l??th in tho nmhlng wntpm
Many of thom> who wwp though!
[ to havp Wn drown wl wpti? currlpd
iwit In thp flood which *w.?pt thp
I Ity, and dow>n* of rolrnctiloow ?>*
?apo* *r*? roporti?d.
GALE SWEEPS
GERMAN COASI
(By Alaska Npwb Bureau.)
HAMBURG, Ger. Oct. 4,? A terrific
sale has been rajrirw along the coast
for the past twelve hoors, and as a
result over a hnndred sailors were
drowned and many ships were lost,
a number being driven ashore by ]
the storm.
HAINES GETS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
OSSING1NG. N T. Oct. 4? Captain j
Peter Haines, who has bewn serving (
a sentence for the kiBHjg of William
Vim'w a few years a*o. was today re- j
leased from prison and Wt immedi
ately for Washington where he will
!ohi his father. /
PH COST OF
(By Alaska News Btireao.)
FAIRBKANS. Oot. 4? The Rain
bow quart* rfcums. stAked Jarwary 1,
Vast, has prodtjoed to date 65 ton* of
ore. whlcfc was nm through the cus
toms mill here this week and prodiH-ed
nearly 12.800 or an average of bet
ter than $42 per ton
This amount wlH pay the entire
cos* of the development work as we*
as the mi Bin* and transportation
charges.
+ + + + + * + + * + + + + + + * + + + + + + + + +
"HILL-VILLA" j
Blended Tea *
+ i
HAf> won ite way to many Skagway
homes thru the excellence of its flavor.
+
Another shipment recently arrived: we
are once more prepared to fill all orders *|
for this popular brand +
+
Packed only in pound and half pound air tight tint +
+ 75 Cents and 40 Cents. x
+ +
: ? :
: P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
MRU OfCISl IS MOE
COURT MARTIAL
IN SESSION
The court martial Invp^tgatln* the !
charxrw agalnat Lieutenant H C. j
Orchard Hm Mealon at 10 1
o'clorlt thla morning, In the office of
the Al*?kA Road fVtmmlaafn on Wall
atreet.
Whm the court n<ljonm?1 from
/ort William H. Seward to Valde*
th? pnoaeciKion had not comple*ed
Ua <?w, and at the op?*)ln* of the
semion thta morning 8 L. Carter, an
mptoyc of th" rommlawlon, who waa
on the *tand when the caae waa ad
Jmirned, wa* Again placed on Uie
atand and is belli* crosa-examined by
the counsel for tJ?e defence.
The croaa-examlnatlon of Mr. Carter
occupied the entire morning aeaalon,
and la expeclwl to continue through
out the afternoon.? Valdex Proapector,
31ATTM5 Oet f? The f?riM Tor**
of Apponln of tM Nlirth Judical Clr
nrit at flan Fnnrhwo. ha? cr?nt"*1
a n?w trial to Thoma* >Veg>?, rnnrU't
04 of adding liquor to Billy Mortal*,
an Ahukan Native at W range W
Nagle'* attorney wm Pihti W A re
'under, of Ketchikan, and appeal wim
taken upon t.h? groimda ?ba? Hooker
w?* a Native who had adopted the
waya of the whltm and therefore nn
d??r Ow aiipf?m? law of Ml* trea'y
with Riiaal*. ??dlr* the territory of
Afci*ka to -tho United Sf?r?? I looker
w*d a cKI*en and had all the rlgh'a
of a cRUen Attorney ArrtArnWa
l?rW cited a rw?mh?r of Hopreme
f'onrt deration* indirectly atnMainioft
Ma contention that It waa no more
a crime to nr*i liquor to aurh an In
dian than to a wMte. The qtwaAlon
rained bjr Mr. AroUnder fa far rewk
kn?? and tt* dorlalon not only modifies
the theory of criminal pmae^ itlona
for aelHnn liquor to Indian*, but
mtmt *raM to Indiana the right of
voting , the homestead privilege, and
till mining rlghta, t*nur? of office
and Jury duty
The ultimate remiR of thla d<**lalon
will be watched by the people of AJ
aaka with keen Interest.
ITALIAN FLAG FLOATS OVER TRIPOLI
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ROME. Oct. 4 ? The Italian fl?et
hurt niftbt bombard e<l the city of Trip
oli for thirty minutes a*id at the end
of that time landed a bijr foree of
soldiers and rained the Italian fla*
over the city.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct 4? So
licitor On era I Mo<'abe. the leg* I ad
visor of the Depwtmne* of Agrtmlt
ure, and one of the most active en
emies of Or. Wiley today tendered
his rewljrnatian from office.
SAFE LOOIEO
BY YEGGMEN
(Br Aiaakfc News Bureau.)
SPOKANE. Oct. 4 ? Two robber*
<>arly this roornin* broke Into the Na
i 'ional bank at Prleat River. Idaho,
dynamited the large safe and stole
money and warrants amounting to
$9,000. The property stolen ransiats
1 f 17,000 In roonty warrants, 11.000
in riMTenry. $r>00 In <oH ond $">00 In
stiver.
Mn? E W. Gideon, wife of tf?? pro
prietor of the Caribou Hotel at C*rl -
lK)n will be a p*?M?nfEer sotvth on the
May tonight for a short trip to the
States. i
$15.00
Any Suit in Our
Window For
$15.00
WILL CLA YSON-aZ,
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING