: THE DAILY "**T ALASKAN
CITY OFPICIHJ- PHPBR
TENtS YEAR SKA6WAY, ALASKA, TUESDAY APRIL HO 1907 PRICE10 CENTS
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New Spring
Stuffs
in an abundance. All prices to fit any
purse. No trouble to show goods.
We invite your inspection
"HEATMERBLOOri"
The new substitute for silk, has the
silk "feel and cry1' and will out
wear any ' guaranteed" Taffe
ta on the market- only
45 cents per yard
SUESINF. SILK IN COLORS FOR
PARTY DRESSES'
27 inches wide and 50 cents a Yard
Stores o'oen Evenings - Phone's 4 and 56i
Did you e^er
smoke the
El
Arabe
Cigar?
??0! Where
Can] I Get
' Them? From
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska!
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Your spring suit
Take a Look at Our
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Hart
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THEM- The quality
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jMEXICO MAY MAKE WAR
ON GIATAMALA
i : . '? -
City of Mexico, April 30? Mexico has
demanded that Gua'amaia surrender
General Lima. The Mexican govern
' ment accuse 1 General Lima of hiriog
assassins to murder former President (
[ Barillas, of Ilonduras, who was niur.
tiered uot long ago in Mexican terri
tory. Tro>ps are being sent to the
frontier for the purpose of enforcing
the detn^od for the accused.
STRIKE Of mm MINERS
HOLDS THINGS 640k
??
[ (Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
Fairbanks, April 30? This camp is
now tied up with labor troubles with
.the water running and the rich dumps
ready to wash down. The miners have
walked out on all the leading creeks
for an eight hour day. The owners
will not agree and say they will remain
shut down all summer if the strike is
not settled.
ALL ONE WAY
I uteri or Mail May All Go
Via Vrtldez
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, April 30 ? Postmaster
Clum. of Fairbanks, Alaska, lias recom
mended that all the mail for the Alas
kan inteiior be seut in by way of Val
dez. The recommendatioo is that the
mail be sent in three times a week from
Valdez to Fairbarks and twice a week
from Fairbanks to None.
The recommendation will probably
bo granted.
IASTHmT
T0NIG1I
The Hewett Company present their
last moving pictures tonight, "The San
Francisco Earthquake," before and
after the fire. " sVar Scenes," "Erup
tion of Mi. 1'eleee," "Reason Collision
Between Two Engines," "Spanish Bull
Figlit," ? L'fe of ? Cow Boy," and the
'?Thaw-White -tragedy. " New songs.
Prices of admission 25 and 50 cents.
No sxtra charges for reserve:! seats
now selling at Britt's. The Hepburn
Dramatic Class will give one of their
pleasing comedies in connection with
the above program tonight.
Choice Potted Plants R eoaived
Received, choice potted plants on
Dolphin at Northern Grocery. tf
The best dining room.thebest accommo
dations the most comfort at the Fifth
Avenue.
Lo?t
Lady's long black kid (glove. Finder
please leave at Canty & Frandson's, or
notify them. 4 10-tf
Lost
On Friday last corner Sixth and State
1 pair of glasses. Will finder please
notify Alaskan or A. P. Diapes. tf
WILL COME
Survey Steamer Patterson
For Alaska
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, April 30 -Capt. Hodgkin?, of
the United States survey steamer
Patterson, arrived here yesterday, He
says the Patterson will start for Alaska
for her summer's work next month,
The Patterson will continue the work
sounding nnd chirtin;; the the Alaskan
coast.
CITV Of SEATTLE
DUE TOMORROW
The City of Seattle will be due in
port tomorrow afternoon. She sailed
from Sesttlo for Skagway Saturday
evening. "
The City of Seattle will have three
d?ys mail for Skagw?y.
COTTAGE CITV
COMES AND COtS
The Cottage City arrived from the
South last night at 7 o'clock with a
dozen passengers, a small freight cargo
and three days' newspaper mail. She
sailed for the South, via Sitka, at 8.30
p. m.
Bbagway Lunudry
For first-class work try Skagway
Laundry. Twenty-live vears' expert
ence. Telephone 89. if
CREAM _ i
Pur. Ry?
America's finest production. Rich
and mellow: Aj the Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation ! !
Situation Wanted
? Young woman, :i first-class cook,
wishes situation. Minning camp pre
ferred ? Address S. F. Daily Alaskan.
CALIFORNIA JUDGE WOULD
USE A GUN
San Francisco. April 3O? Su
perior Judge Hebbard is practically
under arrest for threatening to kill
Prosecuting Attorney Langdon.
Thursday evening Francis J. Heney
made a speech at Leland Stanford, jr.,
University, in which he referred to
Judge Hebbard as a "henchman of Abe
Ruef," adding that he was unfitted for
the bench. Judge Hebbard applied to
District Attorney Langdon for a
f warrant for the arrest of Heney for
criminal libel. Langdon refused to
cause the issuance of the warrant,
whereupon the judge became intoxicat
ed and started out with a gun with the
avowed intention of killing Langdon on
sight. Langdon secured an order from
the superior court to place Hebbard
under guard and to arrest him if he
appeared in public before he became
sober or repented of his desire to kill.
SET DATE
Wliiteborse Celebration to
Be May 25th
Whitehorse will celebrate Victoria
Day, Saturday May 25th, with a "big"
athletic meet and other doings. The
celebration is set for the day after Vic
toria Day Id order that it might be on a
Saturday and thus make it easier for
vSkagway people to arrange for an ex
cursion.
The following letter to the Dally
Alaskan from Fred R. Alley, secretary
of the Wliitehorse celebration commit
tee will indicate what the visitors'at
the Rapids city might expect:
"Whitehorsc, April 29? To the Editor
?I am instructed to advise you that
the citizens of this town intend to have '
a 'big' cclebratioa on Victoria Day,
Saturday, May 25th. There will be
i'ime $100o in prizes and we hope to
have some new and Interesting'doings'.
Amongst others, there will be a 'rock
drilling1 contest, single and double, for
which liberal prizes will be given.
"The program and particulars will
be sent you later. Oar baseball team
i* getting busy and we look forward to
four teams competing in the baseball
tournament.
'?Yours very truly,
"Fred R. Alley. Sec'y."
NEWETTS PI AY
TO GOOD HOUSE
The Hewett company {presented an
excellent show to a gocd house last
night. Elks' hall was well filled and
the audience highly pleased. . The lit
tle sketch, "Jake," with little Ed
wina Hewett, In the title roll, captured
the house. The Thaw-White pictures
were also all that was claimed ior them.
The illustrated songs and all the other
features were excellent.
The Hewett company assisted by ,
Prof. Hepburn and his class, will ap
pear again at Elks' hall this evening.
PEARY READY
TO GIVE IP
New Varit, Apri! 25? Commander R.
E. Perry's contemplated expedition to
the north pole is not likely to take
place as Anticipated, a^Peary dcclareJ
today |that he will be compelled to
abandon his search on account of lack
of funds.'
The Pack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with diDner orders, free in place
oftea or coffee. Come on ooys.
TO CURE A COLD: IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quninie
Tablets. Druggists refund money if It
fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture is on eaph byx.2 5c.
STILL THERE
Secretary Tuft Will Not
Withdraw
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Cleveland, O., April 3D? Rumors tty.
Secretary Taft will withdraw from the
Republican presidential nomination
were denied today by Insurance Com
missioner S. J. Vorvs, who is in charge
of his Ohio campaign. Vorys aays the
Taft campaign against Senator Foraker
will begin at once. He is not alarmed
at the headway Foraker is making.
The opposition of union labor to Taft
was responsible for the rumor that
Taft bad withdrawn.
ITaft Sprak. at Y. M. C ? A .
Dayton, O., April 30 ? Secretary Taft
spoke yesterday at the laying of the
cornerstone of a V. M. C. A. building.
The speech made no reference to Sen
ator Foiaker or himself. It was eulo
gistic of Ohio.
ROOSEVELT WAS
ANGEL OE PEACE
Washington, !April 26? A telegram
was received at the White House today
from the president of Nicaragua thank
ing President Roosevelt for his efforts
and success In bringing about psace be
tween Nicaragua and Honduras.
'To know what means comfort In
Skagway is to stay at the Fifth Avenue
bo'.el? a modern hostelry in every way.
SEEDS TREE
? We hive juit received our sup
ply of Sweet Pea Seeds famished ^
for free distribution by Rieger, the
California Perfumer, manufacturer
of that famous perfume ^
PALO ALTO PINK.
The Perfume That La?t s
Now Is the time to plant Sweet
Peas, to come and get them free,
with complete Imtrncticns far
planting, growth and cart, J*
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