THE DAILY
ALASKAN
qfpicirl city phpejr
No. U'l
TENTH YEAK
? SAG WAY, ALASKA, FRIDAY AUGUST 9 1907
PRICE 10 CENTS
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan'
The (lay force are expected to
t(uit U.l iftcrnoou. Rep >rts fioui the
,,:!kvs ;n New York to the (.'hiei^o
city will follow the example of the
which wi'.l extend from the Atlantic to
?he l'ac x will result.
L. A. Harrison Co
We uve working to completion of
oar store, our latest addition is 'a
complete Uiie ot fancy and p<ain
cliina- glassware, granite ware
tinware, and an endiess variety of
the "little things" used in the
kitcken by the thrifty housewives.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
Hotel sizes, in cooking utensils a
specialty
Stor . s o^on Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55
i -- -? ? m*. tv
rOne fhing We Destine Jy Aim at
in This Business
Is that ewry man who
knows i is or rea<l our
ails, will know that
this is the store for
quality in ^clothing.
We wouhl rather be
kaown as the right ]
place for good stutt' j
than as a place where
\<>U j;t-t low prices.
It is always easy to
?jU'?te prices hut it is
what the prices buy
that counts.
We sell
Hart Schaffner &
Marx and David
?Adler S Sons
Clothing ami we want
you to know it. We
cannot give you any
better evidence of our
standard qualities than
that they are the best !
made.
Copyright :<?0> Of
Hart Schafrr- o Marx
0?y$on $ go.
Cbe One Price ?lotlmrf?Tourib and Broadway
Mikado declares his people will not tolerate a treaty
with exclusion clause in it. Roosevelt accuses
Japanese of double dealing-. California court de
cision further complicates matters.
Washington. Aug. 9 ? Japan, in a note received by the
state department today, has curtly refused to negotiate with
the United States in any manner the exclusion treaty which
the United Sta tea seeks to establish between this country
and Japan, The Mikado has informed our government that
the unfavorable sentiment prevailing in Japan will not per
mit him to take any action along the line desired by the
United States, President Roosevelt is much worried over
the action of the Japanese government. So firm a stand
was not anticipated from the Japanese. The United States
oll'ered to recognize the right of Japan to exercise extra-ter
riloriality rights over Korean customs, if that country would
i: ree to abide the exclusion clauses of the proposed treaty. :
The American administration charges Japan with disre
garding faith by not denying passports to laborers who
come to this country in violation of the laws of the United
States.
San Francisco, Aug. 9 ? The supreme court has decided
that the primary election law which provides that voters
when registering must state their constitutional alliliations
is legal. This will have a tendency to make it more difficult
for Japanese to acquire real estate in California, as proposed
legislation, which will prohibit anyone but a citizen of the
Tinted States from owning real estate in California, will be
given strength by this decssion.
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
TaDtiiTs, Aug. 9? Infuriated tribes
?uen are pillaging farming settlements
mil slaughtering the Jewish residents
of Mon cco. The indications are that
the greaie.-t religious war Europe has ^
panic prevails in many European ^
center* where fears are entertained of
a broil which will involve al! the count
ries of Europe.
- WIFE OF ATTORNEY WHO SHOT HIMSELF
I IS SAVED FROM SUICIDE CLAUSE
BY TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
(Special Dispatch lo Daily Alaskanlj
Pittsburg, Aug. !)? The widow of
Attorney Delamatter, who through
despondency killed himself on Wedne -
day ni^ht, will be able to collect $100,
000 front the New York Life Insurance
company. The life of the dead attor-;
ney was insured for that amount and
j the suicide clause in the policy had ex
pired the day before t.he deed was com -
; milted.
1
STANDARD OIL
WANTS DELAY
GREAT CORPORATION PLEADS FOR
TIME IN SUIT DECIDED BY JUDGE
LANOIS-HEARING FOR MONDAY
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Chicago, Aug. !?? The Standard Oi'
company today applied to the Court of
Appeals for a writ of error in the case
a? linst the corporation in which Judge
l.andis recently imposed a line of orer
twenty-nine mi, lions. The case will
come up for argument Monday.
The best ilining room, the be--' h jtel ac
cuimodations, the most comfort al the
| Fifth avenue
Wanted
1! Raspberry
Pickers
For further information enquire at our
OFFICE
GANTY & FRANDSON
SOUTHERN RAILROAD WILL
COMPLY WITH THE LAW
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Montgomery, Ala., Aup. 9? The rail
roads doing business in Alabama have
surrendered to the state and agreed to
abide by the laws recently passed,
whicli make operative at once, a two
and one half cent passenger rate, max
imum freight rates and the observance
of the ,-Jim Crow" law. For several
days the railroads have been outlaw
corporations ana their acts were un.
lawful under the statutes of this state.
DOCTORS EFFORTS TO STOP BLEEDING IN
STRAN3E CASE FUTILE-BLOOO ES
CAPES THROUGH SKIN
Owensborro, ICy Aug. 0? Oozing
blood caused the death of J. Harlan
May in a hospital at Lexington, Ivy.
May, who was n prosperous McGoffin
! comity farmer, two weeks ago began to
' lose his blood In this peculiar way. It
began oo/.ing from his skin and the ef- 1
forts of the phy-ician to causc proper
! coagulation were unsuccessful and he
| died of exhaustion.
IIS DEATH IT
DEFEAT JUSTICE
BRIBE GIVER LYING NEAR DEATH'S OOOR
WHILE COURT WANTS TO TRY HIM
FOR HIS CRIME
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, Auk. 9? Theodore
Ilalsey, the telephone official who was
to have been tried for bribery in con
nection with the telephone franchise
scandal in this city, was operated on last
night for appendicitis and the hospital
reports state that he is dying.
Received, choice potted plants on
Dolphin at Northern Grocery. tf