FHE DAILY
ALASKAN
OITV QF^ICIPiU PHPER
Nc 308 VOL. IX.
3KAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY JANUARY 31 1907
PRJCE 10 CENTS
CARRIf NUION IS ftlROWN
FROM WHITE HOISC .
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
WVshincton, J ?n 31-Carrie Nation
was thrown from the White House
lawn yesterd.y. She was .d?nied ad
mission to the house whither she was
bound to s-e President Rjosevelt in the
interest of temperance. It was her an
nouoeeJ intention to upbraid the presi- 1
dent for permitting the use of wine on
ihe White H >use table and to ur?e him
to use his influence in behalf of tem
perance everywhere.
Whrn she was denied admission to
the \V lite Hou^e Mrs. Nition besan
deliTerini an address on the lawn. The
sppcial policemen forceabl.v ejected her
from the e rounds.
A wholesa e slaughter in furs at Har'j Remerobe' ? this week furs at less than j
'?on'#. I wbo!e9t!i- c *t at Harrison's.
? -? .1 ?
L.A.H arrisonCo
'Last Blast of the Trump" on Furs and right iu the
??nick of time" foi yon when the thermometer is
hoveriug around the point of zero.
Lose no time these extraordinary bargius vrill not
? last Very long
1 Genuine Black Martin acd Persian lamb colare'.'.ejworih 42 SO
Iid.00
1
now
1 Ermine ti?, white, worth S.i'O now
1 blue Fox snort boa. wnrtn *50 aj?v
1 M itfses Moa and Muff. Wuite .Aurora w^rr. J now.
2 Child's sets, 2 uicCt ?, Wuite .At,j.T> woi h D.oy now.
- M'.uk 72-uchshiwi itoie> wj;h 15.00 cow
t IsaS-.-a opi'^sum >ct?rts worth 9 50 now
t VV&ite Muufloaalwwl 72-iuch *ur .i 25. CO now.
t> Fitc> Broods Mink sc.rfs worm 4 .50 a-jw
rt aek Mariiu Opossum scai fs worth 12 Oil : ;nv
Krimmiy lur eji.-irs worth 12.0J uow
20.00
3 00
ti.25
ti.oO
4 i 0
i no
n.00
. 16.1)0
. 2.75
. 7.U.)
. 7-25
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ail ana be convinced
.........
Did you e^er
smoke the
tl
Arabe
NO! Where
i Can" I Get
- 1 Them? From
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska
Every man that comes
into ourstore looking- for
a suit or overcoat goes
out looking like a win
ner. You can always
get the very best here.
Iff QUESriON TO BE SETILED
California congressional delegation and president be
leived to have come to an agreement at conference
on school question==Thought Roosevelt ha 3 receded
I from his original position
Washington, San. 31? It is believed
the Japanese school question will be
settled in a tninner entirely sat
isfactory to the people of the Pacific
coast. The California delegation in thi
senate and the house of representa
tives had a long conference with the
president this morning with reference
o the mitter. While none of those
>resent wou d discuss the details of the
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BACK DELEGATES
The Skajway Chamber of Commerce
went on recorl last night for Delegates
Wa*key and Cale in their fight for se f
fovernment and against Gov. Hoggatt
in his opposition to it. The vote ou the
question was unanimous. In addition to
passing strong resolutions setting forth
the seutiment [of the Chamber in the
matter, a telegram was prepared ine
forming Mr. Waskey of the action taken.
This was sent by the secretary to the
delegate this morning.
The resolutions adopted were as fol
low :
"\Vhere?s, the Hon. Frank H. Was
key, Alaska's ielegate to tht 59ih Con
grtss, has consistently and persistently
urge i the President and the Congress
of the United Stales to grant Alaska a
territorial form of government without
delay, saying that it is he mos< import
ant mat er confrotiog the people of the
North: and. Whereas, the Hon. Wilfordj
B- Hoggatt, governor of Alaska, in
writing abetter to President Roosevelt,
(replying to a letter written by the
said, the Hon. Frank H. Waskey. urging
self government for this district,) con
tendeded that the sentiment of the
people of Alaska is favorab e to a con
tinuation of the form of government st
presentobtaning here, representing that
those who favor territorial government
are composed largelv of saloon men and
demagogues; therefore, be it
G rv< y It la Politio*
A. E. Uarvey, formerly of the Cana>
dian customs service in this city, is
urganizer for the liberal party at Van
louver in the contest waich will term
inate this weak.
COLD WAVE COMING
- 8
There is another cold wave coming,
[twill be here <000 and you will be
? lcking about the cold again. N w,
while it is ?arm, is just the t ime to
m >ve. The Fifth Avenue h' tel is |
h-ated with steam and makes all
waetber look alike.
-RESOLVED, That the Skagway
Chamber of Commerce endorses the
said, the Hon. Frank H.Waskey.who Is
well and truly representing tbe people of
all classes and all sections of Alaska,
and who has faithfully represented tue
actual conditions obtaining in this Dis
trict to the Presid -ot and the Coegress ^
of the United Stales; and be it farther
"RE^LVED, That we condemn the
statements of the s;>id, the Hon. Wil
ford B Hocgatt, as absolutely untrue
aiid grossly misrepresenta'ive of tbe
people of Alaska; and be it further, j
"RESOLVED. That the said, the
Hon. Frank H. Waskey and the Hon.
Thomas C?le. (del- gate-elect from this
district in the 60th congress, who Is in
thorough accord wi-h tbe position of
the said the Hon. Frank H. Weskey.)
are the ONLY AUTHO IZED REP
RESENTATIVES OF ALASKA AT
THE NATIONAL CAPITOL and that
we, as Alaskans, resent the intsrference
of those pretending to represent the
people who disagree with them as en
tirely unwarranted ?nd wholly inimical
to tbe public good; and be it further
"REL -VED, That the secretary o
the Chamber nf Commerce be and be is
hereby au horized to transmit copies of
| these iesolution?, together with the
I p?mable, to the Pr 'siden- of the United
States the Secretary of the Interior,
tbe Hon. Frank H. Waskey arid ihe
I Hon. Thom-is Cale." .
Penlel Mlsion Bibls Cla>* Tomorrow
The weekly Peniel mission Bi^le cla?s
and prayer meeting will take place to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
residence of Mr*. A. P. Mead.
Elk*' Meatiest
There will be a regular meeting of
Skagway Lodge No. 431, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, at their
hall, Thursday, January 31, at 8 p. m.
All visiting Elks are invited to at
tend.
M. S. Whittier,
Secretary.
You d? not have to wait
Until next summer for good fruit and vege
tables: We have the pick of the seasons
crop in cans
Vegetab'es _ Fruits
Corn on Cob S iced Ciin: Peaches
Tomato?? v Si raw berries
Corn GO'SberiifS
Succotash Blackberries
peas Ruspberrien
Bea1 s Blu<-berrirs
Bee's reaches
Spinach Apricots
O^rft Pears
Uomioy Sliced Hpeapples
Asparagus Grated Pineapples
Squash Bishops ?nd Longs
Pumpkin Celebrated Preserves
If jou are looking for something good, you will find it under
? ? the "PREFERRED STOCK" 'abel -
GANTY & FRANDSON
I'latervle* they agreed that they had
stronsr hope that the whole nutter
| would be settlrd.
The statement that the Japanese
school question is in a fair way for set
tlement has lead to the rumor that tfca
president has very mtterlally madifl?d
the ideas be had oa this matter at the
time he wrote bis messages to congres?
in relation to it.
0RGAMZ4TI0N COMPLEIfD
LAST NIGHT
The Chamber of commerce completed!
Its organization lust night at a good,
mepting. The election of trustees,]
which was deferred at the first meeting,
took"place,and the folowing were cbosfn: !
L. A. Harrison, William Britt, Geo. j
Blcnchard.Geo Mowl and Emil Korach,
The Chamber discussed plans fored-i
v^rtising Skagway as a summer resort.
It was decided 10 sugge-t t h-t pictures
of local scenery and a good write up of ,
thf town's ?dvantages be placed on the,
back of letter beads by the business |
men and others of the city to. be used
in their general correspondence, A
committee was appointed to consult
Inaun* Man to Leave
Deputy Marshal McL-ap will leave
on the Rhoioch this evening wi:h
George Martin, the io9nne man. The
liitt r will be placed in the insane hos
pital at Mt. Tabor, Oregon.
W. W. Boughton has received aeon
signmentof Marguerite Havana Cigars.
If you want a good sweet smoke call
for them. ,
Al! the delicacies of the season at the j
Pack l'rain Kestaurant.
with the business m/n with reference
to it.
A committee on permanent quarters
was appointed. Tbe front room of the
Arctic Brotherhood hall is being con
sidered as a meeting pUce and office for
the Chamber.
It i? desired that it be known that not
only are business men available for
membership in the Chamber of Com
mo.-ce but ail other re.-idents who are
actually interested In the develoiment
of tne country can become members
upon being elected. There is no initia
tion f>-e at present, The only require
ment is that three montas' dues be
paid ia advance.
Fighting; Men Uadrr Arre?t
W. M. G ffaey and R. M. Ove-to^
who were mixrd up !?> a fleht the other
nisrbt, are under arrest aud wii 1 be tried
bjj Jujgre T?nner.
W. 1'leveland paid a fine of ?10 anil
cos's in the municipal court last nigl#
(or tigh'ing.
Principal Harb t Shop Leads
The Principal Barbershop nnd Baths
is tne leading tnnsorial esta lishmpnt
i Alaska. Kverything' in all the de
partments is strictly modern. The
ba'hs are first ciass in all respects.
LISTEN!
"A little frog would awroing* go singing.
'Hi-O, My Roily!' "
If you go awooing, don't sing if you don't
want to, but take along a box of Gunther's
Candy. They are the sweetest sweets for
the Sweetest
Wm. BRITT
1 THE DRUGGIST ? M
Cadies and gentlemen
?? 5? M? T
We want your trade we are in a
position to supply your garment
wants in a thoroughly satisfactory
manner. It will pay you to look
oyer our Spring and Summer sam
ples and prices
Fhe American Tailors ?
J
Mowl & Ehrlich, Props.
(Sole Agents Great Western Tailoring: Company, Chicago.)