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M il YK \ >iv A<*WAY, ALASKA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1910 PRICE, 10 CENTS
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This is the beginning of
the Social Season. For
party dresses we have
a nice line of Susine Silk
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See our window display
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$29,000,000 Fine Is Lost? In
dictment Is Quashed
(By Alaska News Bureau)
JACKSON, Tom i Nov 16 A de
. tail h-is b?*?? bauided ilov.li iixi th*'
icw f&moutt Standard OU case by
Jiul., McCal), who rates that s* t; h- ,
un fit suhI not shipment counts as the
offense. The decision trims the twen
ty-uine million dollar fine, and quashes
the indictment, playing havoc with
the government's ease.
CM NOW HIDE
HI AND
'By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE No\. 15 - IHspat hes
trow New York, Cincinnati, Milwau
k St Louis. St. I'aul, lK?nver ami
Oui&ha ^4iow that priceo aiv tumbling
l: aeon. haux and fresh meats decline
from ujk- to three i*-r ivnt.
IB BEL
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON. Nov. It! ? A crisis has
. uin,- Ut English politics- Kills' Georgt' !
lias rvfused to create liberals Into
l^ers. The fight against the House:
o! Lords Is suspended awaiting the
?vl action of the king
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
VANCOUVER, R C. Nov. 10? Tron
bU is brewing among the Inldians oil
t?K- Hazleton trail. Settlers have!
b*:.i frantic apix-tila (or protection.
ILL IS QUIET
(By Alaska Naws Bureau)
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. 10 Thi
morning'* ail* ices state that all is
quiet along tile border.
MS 10 GET
IN BAND WAGON
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 16-The banquet
rooms of t^e Arctic Club were crowd
.i l ust in,- In anul Congivssman Hum
phrey was given an ovation. In a
speech the member of congress from
; Seattle promised to go to Washing
ton ami do all he possibly could to
; get some kind of home rule for At
it- ka so its to put a stop to the car
pet bag govern moat.
WILL PROBE
THREE WEEKS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LOS A WiELES. Nov. 16 ? The 6pe
i iol grand jury which is Investigating
the dynamite charge of the TUne6
w ill require three weeks longer to
finish their work.
FIGHI FANS
GET BOS!
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 16? Fight fans
of this city are preparing to Introdue
a bill with the nest legislature that
v ill pe rmit and legalize a certain
number of rounds.
Vincent ("Happy") Dortero wtHeu
his father that he has a good job
in the Astoria Budget office aud is
attending night school. While Vin
cent takes a very optimistic view of
life there is inuoh in his boyish let
ter that spells homesickness.
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J] noon. Orders received before 3 p. m. *
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Cattle Stampede The Chicago
Market? Corn Is Plentiful
(By Alaska New? Bureau)
CHICAGO. Nov. 16? The meat pack !
ers ot the city have given out that]
the bumper crop of corn, and the
heavy receipts' of cattle and hogs,
has enabled them to lower the price
i f meats.
P1H0? GETS
A CHANGE
(By Alaska Now* Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 15? Re
sponding to the request of Clifford
Pi achat, President Taft has allowed
the former to file hie brief in the Al
aska coal cases, which however must
be submitted by the first of Decem
ber.
WANT IS
10 NAVIGATION
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE Nov. 10? Agents of all
of the transportation companies do
ing business out of Seattle in Alaska,
are signing a lotter to Congressman
Humphrey appealing for more aids to
navigation along the Alaskan coast.
"616 DITCH" WILL BE DONE 1913
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PANAMA. Nov. 16? The engineers
in charge of the work have informed
President Taft that the canal cau
be opened December first nineteen
hundred and thirteen.
DEMOCRATS GEI
MONTANA ALSO:
(By Alaska News Bureau)
HELENA, Mont. Nov. 16 ? The of
ficial count insures the election of
wiough democrats to control 'the next
legislature.
The Humboldt, of the Humboldt SS
Co... so Agent Boughton reports, will
be here on. the 18th.
JUST BEFORE
THANKSGIVING
(By Alaska Newt Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 16? This morning's
advices state that the prices of meats,
eggs and flour are falling from three
to five cents a pound throughout the
eastern and southern cities.
Dave Dunbar and Dave TerwilUger
were passengers on the outgoing
Georgia this morning.
The Home of
Hart , Schaffner&Marx
Clothing
You'll be interested this season particularly
in new Shape? Maker Model and exclusive
Hart SchalTner and Marx design that is bound
to have wide popularity among men who like
shapely garments coloring in grays, browns,
blues and blacks.
WILL CLAYSON- "Qothier