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COT MSI KITES
10 Clll II IMS
Refuse To Be Dictated To By Corpora
tion ? Vote To Discontinue Use
of Lights on Street Corners
At VS? C"?tv H*E last aifrh: x merry
. .vwe<y *-s? <*n*oted. the ooc*s*>& b?*
? ~tjr tie regular *??:?:- monthly moet
4E of the Citjr Orontcil Tht*rv was
* larjre aad er.thnsiastfc- Mdtaaee pre
> "K * So *pp:-f< iW the flow of free
w the crea>?t exteeV Per
.- -*1 ies were iTKfuUpp*? in freely he
or. V- Xre arxi Mr. Harrtsoc, of
Bone TYmee Cwyny. aad Pres
: Tanner arsj other Twtrherr; of
* ve 0. ? oS to the de^cht and aranse
tt <5 of the cr*??-^od bowse. Lack
- f-or. -t- ro^.Uv ?
?? Vwjt ,V <*-*ir?-y *Vot >t.->
v J re *-y<*b hflth snV*
The ^?Unp oK ws*r, in a wAMI
*"*s a* to *-fceth*?r the 0*y of
?xj aimtt sijrc a <yvntr?ci m-Kh the
Howe Power Omtk,v. c*??? for
tfc-.a?e.?es?(?w*r Hcfets or more per
?*?? -<t>. foe * irorths. or scpr the ooti
t f?* "?? J?!;^ ft* the wisse period
TV reoe **? to he f per light in
ft <%>?a Tlie OMMCil *-*?? w. fnwr
vX f ?7>dihr TVmer oonopa?<r wttV^i
s o**T*ot ft* t* )?ffct*
The *-?* ealtai to a ro?*
Omck .-&an FVi*.V-r.th?l. who u*>r
?v. tfces a vxvpaarftt?>f he appairW
*o ,^r*? if a .xeJPM *n?J sshmft the
wwae K> she Ho*?e IV*-er CVmpMvr
v?Kb^ Kr r <* w<ore at J- :
"~V co?tfn*te* ?h*t; hfc>* fsB power
O ?V<* TV was ?xv*. . ?,i
Sir c?v; , -jiwajfci
? T> > -r w * ? v V the
V: .%-T-twr. ** fteo *sfc?v *h*t
->*rx ._? ? .va* JVwr Compare *-o? 4
take He >-iaW that ar. ?? the ?*s
trae* *?s nmde ft* T* U#rk<s or wore.
y?e lights *x*iJc not he Car-Dv*. or.
CV?t)Tv.>auLri v^rwsJx"* ther. tn??*e ?
" iw w>ivt ?*? ?vo?>?Vc fcjr Oo??
<ft.a?R to the <(Nt tha; the
cKy <V> *->tho?? ?ii his. *hS-ti the Oena
. 1 jmnmnL OnsrocatoMhE Kr**-ar>c o ?
? .as*
TV.* monor. **f i?o?ve?a with
mock Mttatai fey the oitt>e??s TlS>pe"
?c
The OoafX* also empcr?vc*xl the
board of rmbJio *xirta actio*: mitto the
of the f*re deqwrCment to take
proper slepe for the protection of the
<y cfeontoal against ooid werther .
y> r* ^wiring No 1 fine quarters
TV- oNmninw oti Judiciary and ele]
rioro was ??yrwwi to employ &e?al
tataat *.rni 00 put in an RTiswer to U?e
:~0Bi?ct>oin psweedteurft, ir voted ?p?'M
the city by the Mcwe's Wharf Coir
? .\ny to prevent the City of Sk*s?'*y
from seiljws o?*^
. TUFT'S
< fir Alaska News. ,*?rv*u.l
WASHINGTON. D. C. Nov 21?
Prwfcfcaft TVkft w Mid to feave ;mpr\>\
wj fcvay HVn oold If ?0i|fiit4y fee*
ATTtLL BESTS
WILLIE JOKES
>T Alaska NV*% Purean.l
NEW YORK Nov ri? Vfee Attol
had am ?*sy vWorr here las* nicht
over Wii*e Jow They ser^pei
for tea roonds. Atteil hemp easily
;he master at a2 times
Your Thanksgiving
SUIT
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OVERCOAT
Should be Up-to-date
We are showing dozens of
The newest style? in
Worsteds, Tweeds. Cashmere, Etc.
R*v cnirtv: as the most stylish garments
to be found in the market
See Display In Our Windows
WE DO NOT URGE YOU TO BUY
H. J. LYNCH
Th# U|>-Tc-??t? H?fcerdas*er Fumlthr.
CAVALRY TO
PATROL BORDER
FOURTH U. 8. CAVALRY ORDERED
TO THE MEXICAN
BORDER
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
EL PASO, Tex. Nov. 21? Two
tropoe oT U>e FVwrth CavaJry have
Nyn ordered to the .Mexican border
The border be patrolled to pre
rent the snii*gltng of arms and am
n*u.>4tk*n for another revolution into
Mexico frotn this country.
<By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, P. C. Nov. Jl? l>r.
Waller Wjtbw. Songeon-General of
uhe I'nited State* Army died here
asi TIMChC
His <V?th rvi due to an iHne*?
*h?oti h?s extended over a j*rtad of
several month*.
TURKS WILL
TRY AGAIN
(By Alaska New* Bureau !
CONSTANTINOPLE NOv 11? It to
stated here that the T>arks surrmind
ng Tripoli have been ordered to mak
a final attack on the etty.
PERSIA APPEALS
TO POWERS
\By Alaska Naw* Bureau.)
PARIS. Nov. SI ? Persia, through
U* INrstaui Ambassador tare has ap
poaled to the power* to pr*r*ot the
Ruswans from Invading Pww?a.
FLOODS RECEDE
(By Alaska N'?" Bureau.)
BELUNOHAM Nov. 21? Oonffltloi*
here have improved. The rain has
ceased and the weather has tiaued
colder. The flood* are receding
SCHOOLS CLOSED
IN SEATTLE
WATER FAMINE PREVENT* TH?
MOLDING OF ftCHOOL
IN THE CITY
(By Alaska Neva Bureau.)
SEATTLE No*. 21~Tha School
hare nil Np*?n oJoeed fr*> on aoeoont
of & lack of w?u* tn (lie dty malna.
the supply hav+m: b?m out off by
Tioods.
A wat or famine in ftirod nr K wifi
lake aonve time to rapalr the matna
Conditions are improving alowly.
the rain has reaaod acid tt la b#eom
in* ovMer The fkxnte are reo^jta^.
FLOODS IN
CALIFORNIA
(12y Alaaka News Bureau.)
SACRAMENTO. No?. 21 ? T>?*p to
the incessant rahw wtiieh have heen
falling here of l?'e, the 9*y-m.n?*nto
river te ii a flood *>at<> and ha* ?*
its bank*. hrfAXiT* the lev** 111 aev
enal plaices
PEOPLE MOB
WATER WAGONS!
tHy Alaska News Rureau.)
SEATTLE Nov 21- Water la bell*
pe?Mled around to the wafcerlena die
trtot* in the oily water wwgona In
sp\w*i dts*ri<<? the wat?c wifotx
mobbed by people ft?n1#r to jr?*
some of the prerJow Hquid
This AJmoflt a paradox Th*
rain hat fallen ft* unreraj day*, and
watpr under foot la plentiful, bait for
howe use there is an aheohrte dmujrt
FOREIGNERS ARE
MASSACRED
(By Alaska Newu Bureau.)
PEKIN*. Nov. 21 ? Tb? reprrted
masMov of fored^rnera at 9ta? Fu,
hap been confirmed. Ft la not known
how many were imaxfcrod.
* + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + + + + + + + + + +
* Our Stock of 1911 Pack Preferred +
* Stock Goods is Now Complete. +
This brind has .
NO SUPERIOR r
>f ?
^ and is favorably known 4.
: THRU-OUT ALASKA J
+
+ EVERY CAN GUARANTEED? This moan# that
A ?
^ your money is returned or good* exchanged, should
any of them prove unsatisfactory.
+
+ P. H. GANTY, Grocer :
?
FLAG IF I
E
Home Power Company Will Meet The
Council Half Way ? Meanwhile
They Turn On Lights.
k tn*r? (MM N?ef> dff tared Ntw
the Hone Power CV*npany and 0?
OHy CowkHI, whfTrty for tb? Um*
betn*. the tax payer* of SkAcmiy, ?t]
not be made to Mfl?r whUp two or
three men wr*r*ip orer Uk* pinwn
al wrong* and a few light*.
Mr. Nye. o< the lit? e Power Com
pany ntTcrm] to met the <Vw?rt| half
way, by ?pXUimt the difference and
makm* the contract for 65 Hrh'-*
Tht4 Mr Tiwwr fownd that the Coan
cHmon would not onwrfder. Tbeae
Salter ?UM demanded the GMIjrht con- 1
tr?<< Wfcerenpon Mr. Totiw taaned
the MtowJng prortam?t?r?n ?
"The City Connctt has offers to.
the Home Power Company to contract
for 60 IHrhU, or more, at $1 25 per
Mstit prr month, for n*o*> month* I
turrec to deposit in advance M 25 for
mrmlh td tr*kf O* Ttmaht #5
"J. M. Taniwr
Th* Hoof Pwwer Company
to tcr?9t tM? offer, wetmktg to *?
huatwrwi w*h Mr Twiner. *i?d In re
Uim planed the WJr>*n* proposition
bofo re the p?n>V or Sfc*it**y. at tlie
name time tornin* on iUfiUt. th*t
the people nigh*. read ?n4 iltrwi
the proposition in * more ffcmraMo
iktfrt than the nonemtM:
"T** Home fVrw?e Company wen
to iw^< the City CVm*44 boif **T '
that ta mftke t contract fnr ?5 Hcftto
at II 23 p?r **to p*r mmnth fnr nine
monQw T%ey ?J*> urw to torn on
the lkthte ontil ffc? eml of tMl
month. by ?Mrh ttme U?e CRy Oonn
rll o**M to krww whwt fhey ar? cninc
to do In the mfttter
"M B rtemenerer Vlee-Pr** ?
GIVES UP
(Ry AlMka N*?? Rarcta.)
SOUTH A MPTON. B?*. No* ?? Or.
fVpiwirli A Oook. rtpkr<*. ??* ?
t*wiiifKr?>f <?n th? North < V<m*n 1 Jorrl
C.oor*** Ww*lmrtnn.
mUed fron> t h+r* Wwt*y for N??w
Y<wV I> Co** <**mr iktmwt r*?t?n
*M*!t fmr thr p?rpr*o of m*fc1n* *
k"ft?r* to?r. Tmt nftrr Rp^kif* *t
Or^nhatvn wh?*> he rrvrt with ? Mrf
r^owjiOcei b* hi* c*ijrfn*l
P??
Thp fHmw Prhirww May
KrtnlUkfen thte rromlnr at 7 o'clock j
Sh*- rn-IH be in port ttuwirnm <?r?nlT\* f
FORBID HEOFf
FROM IH
tf'.f Mftftltt K*w? Rnr?*? >
MOSCOW. IiMa ?r* II? W J Mr
(VwitwHI. n-yowm of tf?fc? ?<*???_
who ht no* tmmkerwrt Mycetor frw
tto F*r tflr J#nrUiw?A. Urn pr?**r?1
i Mil to hrtwwwfw ftnrn tto
rltf*<b?* of trWijr mr?*r**
Tto MM ?18 to prwiK<*tM| to Ui?
kM***aciw of (>rwi*nn. W?Mn*?nn,
I>Wto wvl Mon*?Mt. M 'to* n*ti. w?
?tor* and ?rwM?* than Mtor ftcnt*
utoB "N?rr?? ft dii%Tiwf?i1 ftm fnr ??
pViym*fi?
Tto IvJJitn Wl Jwtw*h ftt I p m
?Ad wtH to hi port ??fly in 'to rwrw
!n*
J You Can See
? A Prize -Winning Clothes
; Exhibit
m
m At Our Store Any Day; You Don't Have
? to ?0 to Any Fair or Exposition, nor Pay
m Any Admission Fee
?
J[ You Can See
J Exhibitions of Our Clothes
)?
? All Over Town; The Best Dressed Men
1 Are Wearing: This Clothing And They
? Look as Though They Enjoyed it
?
}? Come in And Take a Look at Them
? WILL CLAYSON-tX
rhe Home of The
? HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
I in