fHE DAILY ISST ALASKAN
OFPICIKL. CITY PH PER
? " ? TENTH YEAR SKA8WAY, ALASKA, FRIDAY JDLY l? 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
ROAD WITDHS
' AR'' ESTABLISHED
The follow i circular has beeo issued
t.y ths Hoard of Komi Commissioners
ami all roal construction will be gov
erned accordingly:
Under authority contained in the law
providing for the Board of Ho?d t'oui
mtssioners for Alaska, Act approved
Januarv -Teh, 1 ^ HX"V, the w idih of a.
roajs and trails locat'Hj. corstructed ar.d
maintained by the BtMld of Koad lorn
uiissioners for Alaska is fixed ?t sixty
(est, thirty feet ot each side of the cen
ter !iQ;' of such road or trail, except in
special eases where ft less width may be
declare I.
No encroachment will lie permitted
upon this strip of sixty feet, unless au
thority has oeen previously obtained
from the Koad Commission.
Maps of routes located and construct
ed will be prepared and issued as soon
after completion as possible.
Better Frov>rrd th?n Iver
Having put lu ? <1611? ???'?>> r ami
othrr m&cuioer; we ?re l- u-'i" <re- ,
pared thuo ever to ilo firs'- ?c'xm work
oq >hort not ice.
Skagwuy Luv.i.ilry
i
The Husioes- college, i n oma,
purchased M oew lleniington t> pew Tit
ers last month.
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lau 111- How At the Seattle, the house
o! ! honest iTOinls anil reputatioo!
All the delicacies nt the season at the
Pdzk I rain Kesturu int.
Klb?.i length wnite silk gloves at
UarriM>nV
fL. A. Harrison Co)
Watch this ad.
We have added
another department
to our store
Watch this ad.
Stori s cnen Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55 j
One Thing We De^tinctlv Aim at
in This Bu ?uness
I Is that every man who
I knows us or read our
ads. will know that
this is the store for
quality in clothing.
We would rather be
kaown as the right
place for good stuff
than as a place where
you get low prices.
It is always easy to
quote prices hut it is
what the prices hny
that counts.
We sell
llatf Sthallner &
Marx and David
Mer & Sons
Clothing and we want
you to know it. We
cannot give you any
better evidence of our
standard qualities than
that they are the Y>est
made.
Copyright 1907 bf
Hi" ?v'haftig* & Marx_
Ciays on $ go. j
?Cbc One Price eiotbim-TMHb and Broadway J
AFFLICTION STRIKES THE ELKS
Thousands prostrated during* Philadelphia celebration
?City turns from joy to mourning? Exalted Ruler
Henry Walters of the Philadelphia lodge dying
i Special Dispatch to the Dally AJukau :
Philadelphia, July 19 ? The most terrific heat that has
beeu recoided iu years prevailed here yesterday and as a re
sult awful suffering was wrought among the visiting Elks
and the thousands of spectators who watched yesterday's
parade. At midnight last night 4380 prostrations had been
reported and up to that hour five deaths had occurred.
Exalted Ruler Henry Walters, of the Philadelphia lodge, is
one of the victims and reports from his bedside at an early
is that he is dying.
HUSBAND TABOOS Wlft'S
SlVllStl PEEK-A-BOOS
Religious man thinks pretty wifes shirt waist
devils agent? No pink dotted shoulders
for him- Wife has disappeared
Waterbury, Conn., July 19- Because
her deeply religious husband forbade
her to wear a peek-a-boo sbirtwais'i, Mrs.
Charles K. Washburn, the bride of a
unntb, one of the prettiest young wo
men in Willimai.tic, has left her home
vowing never to return to her spouse
"He has his religion to comfort him
for twelve months in the year; I insist
upon being cool and comfortable for
throe months," said Mrs. Washburn.
"I defy him to say that my shirtwaists
are immodest."
The Wnshburns were abjut to go to
church as usual, on Sunday. W hen she
was "ready." the wife, demure as al
ways, looking her prettiest, appeard to
her austere husband who awaited tier.
Witn gloomiest disfavor he regarded
the pink islets that dotted her should
era; lie glared at llie baby-blue ribbons
nestling in billowy lace.
"I admit that King Ahasuerus might
have welcomed Kster in such a gar
ment. I acknowledge that it might
har<) pleased Kin; David in hit old
age," saia Mr. Washburn sternly. "But
in these days it is scandalous. Go and
change it. You shall not wear it to
church."
Thereupon Mrs. Washburn packed
her trunk and left for parts unknown.
Her friend, were greatly surprised when
she married Washburn. They met tirst
at a prayer meeting where Washburn
was exhorting. He is not consistent,
the bride's re.atives sav.forMrs. Wash
bum wore a peek-a-boo to that player
meeting and Washburn seemed to like i
it.
PIONEER
DIES
Wife ol G-oy. McG-raw I .
Has Passed
Away
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) (
seal le, July 1H? Mrs. J. 11. McGraw,
wife ol Kx-Governor McGraw, died here i
at an early hour this morning after a '
lin eriug sickne^
50 desigusof ISH)~ w.ul paper just re;
ceivcd at Harrison's ? 1
THEY ARE
AFTERHIM
Appropriates Large
Sum to Capture
Riplinger
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskai)
Seattle, July 19? The city council has
ippropriated $5,000 to be used by City
I'reasurer Russell to bunt for former
[Yeasurer J'.?hn Riplinger, who default
xl and is supposed to be in Honduras
Received, choice potted plants on
Dolphin at Northern Grocery . tf
Smoked Sugar Cured
Chinook Salmon
The proper thing tor
Lunches
GANTY & FRANDSON
NENDS ASSAULT AND MIR
MR YOUNG WOMAN
Terrible crime committed Sunday aiternoon
Woman bound and choked to death
Two suspects are in jail
Wausau, Wis.. .1 illy IT? The bcily of
Jenaie Ahl, 25 years old, who
was assaulted and murdered Sun lay
a'ternoon in a strip of woods near
her home, was found yrst?rday. The
woman's hands had been tied behind
her, and her clothes were torn to shreds.
It wa? shown at the autODsey thai the
girl had been choked to death.
Two men have been arrested on sus
picion.
I (PROVES
MURK
Autopsy Shows Nellie ;
McGiii Was Chlor
oformed
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan", j
Clinton, July ID? The autopsy which
has been performed upon the body of :
Mrs. Nellie McGiil, wife of Banker Mc- t
Gill under arrest charged with having ,
murdered her in order that he might ?
marry his stenographer, shows that, i
chloroform was administered in large
quantities. The attempts which Mc- '
Gill's lawyers arc making to have bail
allowed are being resisted by the state.
The best dinlng'rooin.the best hotel ac
commodations the most comfort at the
Fifth avenue
The Fifth Avenue hotel is the big
gest and be*t appointed hostelry in all
the north
NOW GROWN
WCARV
Maybelle Corey, nee
G-ilman, Returns
To Footlights
Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan)
New York, July 19? Maybelle Gill
man Corey, the former actress who
married President Corey of the Uni'e
States Steel Trust Id May, declares she
will return 10 the stage shortly. The
Jirectors of th e steel trust have noti1
tied Corey that he must at once resign
3ii account of the notoriety attached
to his Gillman escapade.
CREAM
Pora Ryo
America's finest production. Rich and
mellow. At the Seattle, the house of
old honest goods and reputation ! 1
Have you seen the new Remington
typewriter. E' C. Niles, Fifth Avanue
hotel, tf