RESULT OF TODAY'S MUNICIPAL ELECTION
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Elephant In Theater Orchestra.
An elephant recently conducted the
orchestra at the Theatre de Varieties
at Beyers. France, under exciting cir
cumstances. The conductor held out a
carrot to hlcn Just as he was making
his bow from the stage, and In step
pln?. forward to fret It the elephant
brought down the front of tbe. stage,
nod. accompanied by two zebras which
wer? performing with him. crashed
Into lh? orchestra. Two violinists were (
. urt, and the big drum will never be
heard agHln. The animal, named Ttuy,
caught the conductor round tho waist
with hit* trunk and. after waring him
In the air for a moment or two, threw
him out among the. audience. Tbepr
was a momentary panic, but Tlny'n
black keeper persuaded his charge to
clamber up an improvised gangway
to the ataire again and got hhu back
to his shed wltlvnit further lucideD".
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1 WHEN IN WHITEHORSE
Eat ai ihe
Commercial Hotel Cafe
Best Meals in Yukon Territory
50 Cents
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS
Lhort Orders Oysters Home Cooking
White Cooks White Waiters
MRS. KELSBY, Prop.
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L. A. HARRISON CO.
Second Shipment of
1908 WALL PAPER
on SS. Dolphin
Agents for the
"Allwin" Folding Go-cart
The smartest, daintiest, cunning
est turnout yon can have for baby
is the stylish and popular
Allwin folding Go-Cart
$11.00 AND $15.00
NEWS STAND NEWS ? Ladies' Home 'Journal,
Womans Home Companion, Everybody^, Munsey,
Scrap-Book, Peanjon, American, Argosy and
Metropolitan for April.
Stores Open Evenings Phones 4 & 55
CITIZfNS' TICKET
? FOR COUNCILJIEN ?
Howard Aahley 142
E. J. Shaw 135
L. S. Keller 117
J. A. Nettles 99
li. F. Taylor 148
M. K. McLean %
Cha8. Martin 116
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR
l)r. F. C. Norman 253
TAXPAYERS' TICKET
- FOR COUM2ILME.N ?
Chris C. Shea 1 54
P. W. ifuyder 120
H. D. Clark 187
Herman Grimm 1 18
Charles Nye 124
W. J. Hledtioe 116
A. W. Reed 10R
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Mrs. J. I), Stinebaugh 1?W
THE FOLLOWING COMPOSE THE CITY COUNCIL FOB THE ENSUING TEAR
The count of the ballots was concluded at 9:15 this
evening and is found to have elected four of the candidates
of tht^ Taxpayers party and three of the Citizens' as is given
above. The composition of the council follows, |the names
being placed in the order of the votes received.
I SHEA
TAYLOR
ASHLEY
CLARK
SHAW
NYE
SNYDER
CLERK OF THE SCHOOL BOMB
DR. F. C. NORMAN
The Jefferson will be here Saturday and will havel
large consignment of fresh vegetables and fruit for]
119.
We also have in stock a fine varietyl
Jof tancy apples:
WINESAP8,
SPITZENBERG-S,
MISSOURI, PIPPINS, ETC.I
GANTY & FRANDS0N
Preferred Stock Tomatoes
rr.mf cm it whole ? can l>c icrved atiesico&tihajifAhcnrt
thuugtt equally #? good. Tliey miirt he juit a red, fiun
lipem ; for Preferred Stork u*e ? the kind you would pick
from the vine if you had your choice. Quality is the abto
Jut requirement of every vegetable and fruit thatgoei into
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
FmIM Wbirmr l hs 9?\ art Orm \JP
For our tomatoes we go to the famou< Santa Clara Valley
in Caiifomia. Th'ie tomatoes are firmer, with more
mc.it ar.d Icm niit- We pay more for onr ?om*toe? and we iruut on lunng first pirk.
BE SL'RF THE TOMATOES ARE PREFERRED STOCK-fnm y*,r GROCER
ALLEN ft LEWIS. Wholes*)* Grocer*. PORTLAND. OREGON. O. 8. 1
Parity & Frandson, Agents, Skagway
Just Arrived.
Onion Sets
White Clover
Mixed Lawn
Kentucky Blue Grass
Seeds
C. W. ASK & SONS
Clothes differ jnst as much
as people. If the;' didn't, but
few would be well clothed.
One of the great secret* of
being well dressed is in select
ing the clothing that becomes
you.
Let u? help you do that,
our variety is larg#? and
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
Our new Spring and sum
mer sample book has arrived
from
The Royal Tallor5
Over 400 samples to select
from. We take your meas
ure, and guarantee a fit.
Should yon order a suit
from us and It is not perfect
ly satisfactory, we do not
want yon to accept it.
mm 8 co.
ICbe Otic Price Clotbkrs*
fourth land Broadway