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(By Alaska News Bureau)
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON l>. C. Nov 12? The
Scale UrfMUrUut'ttt liiu. received Jul
tun (ruu: AlubuiNuli>r Wiisoa sla'
iug tUu.t ill ia> quit-c ku MvkKo Clt>
Uxia)
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST FETEKSiH KG. Nov 12? U j
ia Oc4*?n?*i tk'i- thai t'oulit TuW*>j
b W SHIE 10
(By Alaska Ntwi Bureau)
BOSTON. No- 12 ? A mxiutit of
11k- ?iWt*iuu reiurua will t* lia.il tor
Utto hUU<- Thf count * U1 toiiimHiu'
iH'll Kwk
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* This is the beginning of
the Social Season. For
party dresses we have
a nice line of Susine Silk
+ At 50 cts. a Yard
See our window display
:H. J. LYNCH
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Tht Op To Dal* H*t>er44?r?r And LadiM Furn??hir.
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WHITE ET. AL
DDT ON BAIL
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 12? Harry White
C \ McKwuto and Chariots DaushU (
who ??*v artvtjleil in cotifteotiott wWi
Uiu Alaska coul Ituul I'awa have be*-n
iflrtuxi uu tw?aty-flv? hundred dol
kins bail.
MAYOR 6AYN0R
IS ANGRY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YOKK. Nov. 12? The teonti
U<rs juul drivers have repudiated Uuir
U-aUiivr agrwuKsut ami luoro drivers
art- quitting. Mayor Gaynor ^ very
angry at their attitude.
MEAT PRICES
TO BE LOWER
'By Alaska New* Bureau)
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 12 -Chart. .
\rmour haa issued a statement it>
.vhii-.ii he say* that the pric?? of
m. ai will fall shortly.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YOKK. Nov. 13? Peter Little
John, a Hungarian, Is held in jail
here charged with ae tiding a threaten
ing lotUf u> John 1). Rockefeller. In
Ur- K?tUir he demanded the liuim.Hlia.ie
payment to him of fifty thouu&nd dol
lars, the denial of which would be
followed at once by certain death to
the oil king.
WILL MEET TONIGHT
There will be a general meeting
i ' the W. P. A. Club metulxYs to
' night at 8 o'clock for the pun>ose of
coiuudering a motion tc amend the
Constitution to reduce the entrance
fe? U> uoti-euiployes. All members
.UV requested to attlld.
GREAT ROSS
IS MISSING
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 12? Counit
Leo Tolstoy Uift for Polka im on Oct
ober 10th Iu company with his ptoy
siciau to be gome but a few days,
afciU'o which time nothing has bee<n
hewd of eith?r of them.
SEVERE LOSS
10 NEBRASKA
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LINCOLN. Nov. 12 ? The mechanics
and arts building at Nebraska Uni
versity was today destroyed by fire.
The loss amounts to two hundred
thousand dollars.
FANATICAL
IN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
HONG KONG. Nov. 12? News had
reached here that religious fanatics
have attacked the foreign missions at
Lelu Chow. Ail the people made
a successful escape, but the buildings
were burned. Imperial troops have
been sent to quell the disturbances.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 12? All the ed
itors of incendiary newspapers will
be arrested amd prosecuted vigorous
ly by the Mexican government.
Olde Tyrne Mustek and olde tyme
dances at the W. F. A. Club barn
Thanksgiving Eve.
A fine mild temperance drink is
the pure wholesome beer made from
the sparkling waters of Turn water
Falls, and the very best barley malt
with just the right proportion of
choicest grown hops. Brewed as on
ly the Olympia Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Board of Trad
Ye Olde Tyme Barne dance Thanks*
givyng Eve, Wednesday, Nov. 23rd.
: Our Winter Schedule
STORE HOURS? Beginning Nov. ist
we open at 8 a m. and close at 6 p. m.
Saturdays, 8 p. m.
DELIVERIES? All orders received be=
tore 10:30 a. m. will be delivered before
noon. Orders received before 3 p. m.
will be delivered bet'ore supper.
Ganty & Frandson
4, + + + + + + + 4, + 4,4,4* + ,f + + 4,4*4* + 4,+
GET NOME;
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 12 ? There are well
defined rumors circulating about the
streets of this city that the Ftoneer ,
Mining Company has disposed of all |
Its Nome holdings U> the Guggen- ^
helms.
BEEF TRUST
15
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO. Nov. 12? The Indicted
members of the beef trust have filed
a motion for a change of venue from
Judge Kenesaw Landls' court on the
grounds that the court la prejudiced.
IS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BOISE. Nov. 12? Hawley, democrat j
has been elected governor of Idaho
over Governor Brady by eight to ten |
thousand plurality.
C. E. Belbrugge, Dan Quigley and
G. E. Davidson were stage passengers
arriving out from Dawson who took
passage on the Royal. Mr. Balbrugge
represents the O'Brien Brewing Co.,
o t Dawson and reports a good busi
ness season. The people of the Daw
son country, he says, are in a pros- 1
perous condition.
Mrs. J. F. Heiser and Miss Ruth
Gnyer, of the Post, were Pullea house
guests today.
MRS. CRIPPEN
FOUND-LOST
(By Alaska Newt Bureau)
ALIX, Alberta. Nov. 12 ? A woman
believed to bo Mrs. Crippen arrived
here oil Wednesday. She hired a
livery toam and drove into the coun
try. The team has been located but
the woman lias disappeared.
oldestTdd
FELLOW DEAD
(By Alaska News Bureau)
AUSTIN, Texas. Nov. 12? Fred
Carlton, aged eighty-nine, and the old
est Odd Follow in the world is dead
in this city. His death resulted from
general debility.
OOCK SPRINGS
TO BE PROBED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN ANTONIO. Nov. 12? The ilexi
can government will investigate the
Rock Springs Lynching.
WHY THE ROYAL WHS DELAYED
The Princess Royal of the C. P.
Ry. Co., docked this morning at about
8 am. and left on the return trip
at 10:30 with thirty -one passengers.
Captain Noroutso6, who is in com
mand of the Princess Royal, reports
that their delay in reOiChing Skagway
was owing to the thick weather. The
snow was flying so that it was im
possible to see across the deck, mak
ing it extremely hazardous to ven
ture up the channel.
The Home of \
Hart,Schaffner&Marx [
Clothing \
You'll be interested this season particularly
in new Shape? Maker Model and exclusive
Hart Schaffner and Marx design that is bound
to have wide popularity among men who like
shapely garments coloring in grays, browns,
blues and blacks.
: WILL CLAYSON- ?Qothier
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