?he 2)mly Alaskan
No. ImT FOrRTKKXTH YEAR. SKAOWAY, ALASKA, TCR8PAY, OCTnHER 1<. 1M1 PRICE. 10 CkNT*
TUFT'S TRAIN NAF
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. ^ *>oitt '?*? tc los north
BIG BUTTLE
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that ;bt- > a-v **11 annyvl
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t >**. stW
MEXI60 IS
vr t\ " f ff+T or
r>>"?p": ar>e report ?d k5lk>d or
s.:<vtb u v vh r&s-od
T-.> ? ,.\r to Th>?"**Mj- on the
~ *?^t ooast
>f <. kisN of ].:>? occurred at
& - v.evt noar TvMT?<i Ool
:*? a tact iras a rt?a'.!f
oet a- four or fro- Kr? lost.
v> - - V* *ice s^>ar,n;jv the
o t H? "r.n*- o *ras so
,!*- *cod ?h?- it nil! be out of
- ? tioajTras *t?d Km
? \hor: 1 passertcoTv on
ttk^os's train.
IROWLY ESCAPES
ON BY DYNAMITE
to the s*-ene and are no* search hy;
.or ikt men m ho placed the explosive
n.iiT .he rails
1 < VSVKLKS. Oct. IT? Prwident
Tatf arrive in this cky Into this af- 1
r v>n and will speak in the Audi
torium tor.ijrht
From here he will po to Rutte. Mon
tana. I
LAFOLLETTE
IS ENDORSED
(Br A aska Newa ftureau )
CHICMSO Oct. IT? The National
KepuW >an rw*re?sive League. whiilv
has been in convention here for the
past few days.. unanimously indorsed
j5< v.ator i.aJVJl?'tte as candidate for
the presidency.
HAVE S34.35
V \ SHI NY. TON, P. C. Oct. "?? Ea h
7, of the I'Jiited Stales under
sj^ csjual division would have $."4 So
th- per capita circulation statement
;hc -reasury department. The to
la! money it. circulation amounted to
J". 242." \2.715. an increase over the
rtvod ".ft ? ??onth. wher, "t *?? $3.2l>
. on October I 1910. the mo: r
i -,ila;!..r. totaled $.?.lt>4>27.<?Sl.
TTie Princess Royal will arrive in
t* -~t at 2 o'clock \\ ednesday aH^r
<v?n ? ith ?> tone of freight for this
port. She will sail at sevein wish a
vass.-n^rer IwC
Th steamship Dolphin passed Ket
. hikan this a>ommj: at 9 o'clock. and
-? M arrive in this port at 4 o'clock
? ?r ,t? on afternoon She will si 1
for the south at 7 o'clock with a full
passeigrer list
} ou will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
SUITS AND
POLO COATS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
T*>? Hab?rdash?r and La.-'joa Furntehar.
TRANSPORTATION
BADLY HEEDED
(By Alaska N?w Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Oct. 17? Or Alfred II.
Ttvoks was the guest of the Arctic
Cub taut ntRht in this city.
I>r Brooks has lately returned fri*n
h ? rk in the North, and during
t.h-'' ^roater i>art of Secretary Father's
tr:p was one fo the Secretary's party.
In apeaking of the Alaska sltnatkm.
I>r Brooks said that the greatest
needs In Alaska were men with capi
tal In hts opinion, he stated, there
are more opportunities in the North
where capital can find profitable in- j
vestment. than in any other section
otf the country.
"Transportation," continued Pr
Brooks. "is an important factor in
the development of the north, and
should receive immediate attention."
(Special Atlin Correspondence)
ATUN, B. C. Oct. 12? In the re-]
cent account of the snow slide at the
Ben M v-Chree mine on the West Arm
at the Taku Arm, several inaocara- J
c?es crept in which might cause un
tnneceeeary sorrow to friends and rel
atives of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley McLellan
The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. McLellan
were found actually touching on. an
other. Jyfcng on the floor of the build
ing Neither body was in any way
disfigured.
There was no timber brought d*>w n
by the slide, as the mine and build
ings are fully three quarters of a
mile above timber line.
Only one hour before the accident
Kxurred, Mr. McLellan, who had bee
working in the tipper tunnel, had gone
to the house to tell his wife that they
had at la^t strucfc the main ledge at
a depth of soo feet and to show her
a sample of the ore discovered, which
wj- of exceptional richness, being
literally alive with native silver a?fd
how:: , traces of rich goVl values.
U was for the purpose of showing I
h:s wife a specimen of this beautiful
or that had been the cattse of Mr
M<LeUan hurryinc down the hill and
he arrived at his wife's side. Just, in
time to be with her when the build
:nc was crushed by the mass of Ice
and snow.
Stanley Mel/ellan was the d lower
er of the Ben My-Ctoree mine and at
th. time of his death was half own
er. with Otto Tartridge. In the prop ,
erty. He has had full control of th>- i
mining operations, and was corosid
en<d one of the beet quart? miners
>n the North. He has had much ex
perience in snow-slides mid bed chos
en the site for the building destroyed
by the avalanche.
Mr McLellan was the first n>as> to
brine the news of the big snow slide
at Nelson, B 0 , whore fifteen p> ?
pic were killed.
BlIflAI FLUNG
FAR AND FASI
(Hy Alaska News Bureau.)
McJLLBSTBR, Okla Oct. 17? Rod
(tors arrive In l.hls city this morning i
Just IWoro noon, having mad? the
distance from VInltA. Kansas to this
city since 8 o'clock Monday morning
WITNESSES FAIL
10 TESTIFY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
M1LWAIEKE Oct 17? Three wit
noBPeg. who won? called upon to give
testimony in t h<? Stiphcnson bribery
caw, and who wore supposed to have
rweivod bribes from the Senator, to
day denied on the stand that they
had received any money from the de
fendent.
SEATTLE. Oct. iJ?Wlth a passenger
Ikl of 200. the largest fish cargo she
has broiicht dov-n from the N'ortii
this year and a small shipment of
irold Imlllon. the steamship Hi?mboMt
of the Humboldt Steamship Company.
Oa^t. E. G. Baiighman. arrived In
Seattle at 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon from Skagway and may port*
I As part of her car^o the Humboldt
, Hroti *ht 9.000 oases r?f canned salmon.
Wo harreh* of salt fish. 200 boxes of j
halibut and fin barrels of whale oil
Aboard the Humboldt. In charge of
D H. Jonas, of Fairbanks, was a live
tnoose, which is beings shipped to
Madison Square garden. New York
City, where the animal will become
part of the Alaska exhibit at the \*a
tional l.and and Irrigation Congrew
to be heM this month .
A rent Bold received advice to the
effect that the City <>f Seattle had left
Seattle yesterday and would arrive in
this port Saturday morning.
On Sunday morning at half past
six o'clock a baby #cirl came to the
home of Mr. and Mrs Lee Oault. Or.
Gab.e was the Stork's medical assist
ant and the doctor reports both mo
ther and daughter as doing well.
Th< steamer Evelyn which has be<^
making the run on the lower river
all summer, arriied in WhKehorse
with 29 passengers early yesterdya
morning in time for the passengers
to cat'^h the train over in the after
noon. Captain W. F. Hoelcher was
m command and George B. Sturdy
was purser.
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t Pigs Feet In Glass
We have the celebrated "MorrellY' Pickfled Pigs Feet *
in quart jars ? put up with utmost care as to cleanli- .j.
ness and quality. Just the thing for those Dutch +
4*
lunches. ^
Price 50c Each
? P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
+ +
II Hie HUE IS PUH
(By Alaska Nnwa Bureau.)
NEW YORK Oft. 17 Rr-forp a
rrwd o # yp||in? rootprn whkh was
fully A? larjfp as that of thp opening
catnip Saturday. pIcvmi innin>r* ??ro
ma<|p bpfore a dcfc?pion was madp
With Cofwnlw kml Iapp as h*ttery
for thp Athletics an<l Mathpwson ami
Meyers doing the Mmr stunt for the
(Slants, thp final *rorp stood thr** to
two.
In tho third inning New Yorli imio j
reeded in ma*hi? one run. and frn*n
that time on to thp ninth innlnr It
was mprp *o?*e fat??r groosf p**
for both tPAms, ami It looked as If
thp Giant* would havp two out of thp I
three t*m? pUf"), ?h?n Baler took
the atlck and landH a hom?? run. Th??
rrowd went rnutjr, and th? tenth >n
nlng wan and ??nd??l wt'J? -h*
wror* on* to on??.
In Ihh* inning. whil* Snodgra**
wan tryln* to *te<u third, h* <fcplh?l
Raker In both k?s and th* rl*h' arm.
and allhoi?h thW? Is the xenond flm"
Maker ha* l*?en *pik*d in th? s*?ri??.
h? finished out the *a*n??
In th?> ?>l??v?nth lh?? Athletic* ?o*. In
two nine, and In th? lant Iwilf. 'Ik1
b?et th?? fliantu ronld do waj? on?? run
Philadelphia mad* !> htta and 2 ?r
ron? whllo New Vork wax hoWl down
to .1 hit* and run h*r irmm up 'o
CHARGES FOUND
GROUNDLESS
(By Alaska News (Uireau.)
SEATTLE Oct. IT? Governor Wal
ter E Clark of Alaska. returned from
Mount Tabor Sanitarium. where he
has been for the paM few day* in 1
vestlKaUnjt the charges which have j
been made regarding the treatment
of the patients from Alaska. Me re
ports that his investigation* found
that the charges were Rrotindless.
250 CHILDREN
ESCAPE FUMES
WHEELING, \V. V . Oct 12 ? The
Catholic Home of ihe flood Shepherd
at Bdhinhton. near this city, was
entirely destroyed by frre that start
ed at 2 o'clock this morning.
One of the 260 itirls in 'he home
awoke and detect ~d the odor of
smoke She aroused one of the sisters
in charge and the chiklrn were led
from the burning huiWln* to a near
by hillside.
None were injured. but many were
in ncanty attire. The los is between
$2.i.000 and $.".0,000
FIGHT 2 DAYS
OVER I JUROR
lyOS ANGELRB. Ot 17? For two
wholo day# th?? "Tun**! in tho MrN'a
mart trial have wranjtline ovr
thp qualification of Juror N?1wn, and
Unlay upon N^taon admitting 'hat. he
was biased. 1?p was dismiss*^.
CHAUFFEUR SEW
UP EUR LIFE
(By Alaska News Bureau )
TORONTO. Ont Oct 17 Th? otirt
of <t??r pral h<-rp h.i.< found
AIpi Trar?y. ,4 Port Huron. Mi^h .
euflty of Timirial npgltKpnrp in oppr
atin* an autnnohilp Tho penalty j*
impii*onmp?t for lW<v
Trarey km drMn* a mow rar at
a furious rat* on S"p? 1 and ran
into a rrowirf of peoplp. injuring fo?ir
or fivp, *omp o< whom had io b? takp
pn to thp ho?pMal
Trarpy p|p?dpd that th?? brafcp on
hfc rar would not wor*, huf wifn??
sp? thought hp *a< into*fr?tp<1
Dr. W. K. MuHiolUn, dpwtist from
Jirnpani arrlTPd on thp Jpffprwin and
has oppnpd an offlrp In U?p f^>M?n
North Hotel for k ahort 'Imp JC
$15.00
vFrniemmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmm
Any Su?t in Our
Window For ??
$15.00
i WILL CLAYSON- Qothier
The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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