THE DAILY ""SPTjlALASKAN
No 89 TENTH YEAR
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SKAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY MAY 15 1907
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HUGHES MAINS) ROOSEVELT
New York's governor protests against federal inter
ference in State politics?He particularly objects to
the presidents opposition to his boom-=National ex
??ecutive in lite and death struggle tor Taft delegation
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, May, 13 ? Gov. Charles
E. Hughes has issued a protest against
federal officeholders participating in
New York state politics. Particularly
does he protest agaiQSt President
Roosevelt's efforts to kill his bx>m for
the presidency.
There is no doubt but that President
Roosevelt is engaged in a life and death.
struggle to capture New York state's i
delegation in the national convention
forSecretnry Taft. To get it federal
officials and others of the personal fol
lowing of president Roosevelt are lined
up with the machine politicians who
have opposed the reforms urged by
Gov. Hughes in state matters.
Former Gov. OJell is supporting Gov.
Hughes and will unite with his friends (
in an effort to down the president in
the state. Gov. Odell tells the poll
clans that the more they have to do
with President Uoosoveit the sorrier
they will be in the end. He says the
president will work with them as long
as he can use them and then he will
drop them as if they were cold potatoes.
He points to the fact that President
Roosevelt worked with him to secure
the downfall of Senator Piatt, that h
then took up the cause of former Gov.
Higgins to secure his (Odell's) defeat,
and that he had no sooner accomplished
his purpose than he had used Hughes
as a sand bag against Higgins. Now,
he says, he has turned against Hnghes,
and is trying to make use of some of
the former allies whom he had several
times used and discarded to defeat his
latest discarded ally.
NOT FOR BILL
Vetera u Referee Says Squire
ia Oat of it
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, March 15? George SI- ;
ler, the veteran referee, does not be- ,
lieve that there are championship hon- j
ors for Bill Squires, the Australian. He j
is skeptical about the prowess of the
stranger and gives as one of the indica
tions that he is right that Squires does j
all of his training behind closed doors.
ONE MORE
Bonanza Kins; Ready to Sail,
for Dawson
Whitehorse, May 15? The Bonanza
King is reat'y to sail from Hootalinqua 1
and will get away ?s soon as Daub's |
scow can reach that place from Lower I
Labarge.
Tnere lias been no word from Lake
Labarge today.
The Dominion line is down North of i
Yukon Crossing and no word has been j
received from the lower river.
D<mos Aftar'Plaf
After the production of the "Hick'ry i
Farm" Friday night there will be aj
dance to which all those who attend
the play are invited There will be j
good music and an evening of enjoy
meot is promised those who remain to
it.
Freah Meat
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind
fresh meat constantly on hand.
Piles Cnred In 6 to 14 Day?
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c. M-W-F
NO I FOR DIM
Eliha Root Condemns
Political Knockers
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
New Haven, May 15 ? Elihu Hoot, in
an address at Ya'e last night, assailed
"political knockers." He said he had ;
no use for them. This growing habit o
fault-finding, in Ihe parties, he said, if
persisted in it will stop progress in
America.
DAVE TlOODS
Soul hern Statt-s Swept By
Waterspouts
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Memphis, Tenn., May 15? Water
spouts throughout Tennesee, Alabama
and Mississippi have flooded thousands
of acres of farming lands. The rain
storms have been accompanied by ter
rific winds which have razed many
buildings in various sections of the
country. The damage to property and
growing crops has been very large.
GfiSORDtRS
Cat ter Rueli Will Protect
Alaskan Seals
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, May 15? Orders have
; been issued to the United States rev
i onue cutler Rush to proceed to Unalas
ka to protect the seals iu Alaskan
waters.
HLHSKRN
Seed Potatoes
$3-oo
Per Hundred weight
GANTY & FRANDSON
SAN FRANCISCO STRIKERS
BOMBARD CARS
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San FraDcisco, May 15? Workmen
from the high buildings which line the
streets of San Francisco are constancy
attrcking street cars. They bombard
the cars with bricks and other uussills,
making it absolutely dangerous for
people to ride in the cars.
Strikers last night attempted to
wreck three cars filled with women and
children. The motormen ran the cars
at tbe highest possible speed for the
purpose of escaping the would-be
wreckers. One man, a passengfcr,
attempted to get off a car that was
going at a high speed and he was
dragged for several blocks and seriously
injured, having sustained a fracture of
the skull.
Chicago W'll Help
Chicago, May 15? The carmen's
union of this city voted $40,000 |to help
1 the San Francisco strikers to win their
contest.
I
WILL SUE
iMiy. Howard Gould Asbs|
For Separation
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
New .York, May 15? Mrs Howard
Gould will sue her husband for a separ
ation and an accounting for the purpose
of preserving her dower rights in his
estate* She will demand, also, that the
hearing of the suit shall be open to the
public that she might thereby be vin
dicated from her husband's charges, j
which involve her character.
Informal Danes Tonight
The White Pass Athletic Club will j
give an informal dance at the club this j
evening to the music of a big phono
graph they recently received as a pres
ent from A. L. Berdoe, general man
ager of the road. All the members 'of I
the club and their ladies are invited to |
to be present.
CREAM ? ,
Ky? I
America's finest production. Rich
and mellow- At the Seattle, the house [
of old honest goods and reputation ! 1
To know what means comfort in
Skagway in to stay at the Fifth Avenue
hotel? a modern hostelry in every way.
RUEP SICK
Frisco's Boss has Heart
Liver Trouble
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
San Francisco May 15? Seven phy
sicians who have completed an exam
ination of 'Abe Ruef "agree that he is
suffering of enlarged heart and liver.
They agree, however that he is able to
stand trial, notwithstanding that an
effort was made to stop the trial on ac
count of the prisoner's physical con
dition.
After the examination of the physi
cians, Judge Dunne ordered the attor
neys to proceed with the evidence.
The charges of extortion from the
French restaurants are being tried and
the prosecution is introducing testi
mony.
Hick'ry Farm or
"Way Down East" a
Rural Comedy Drama
in two acts, by the
Home TalentCompany
Friday eveniny, May
17th at Elks' hall. Re
served seats at Britt's
drug store. t-f
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