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No, S* KOI RTEENTH YEAR.
?KA(tWAY, ALASKA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1911
PRICE. 10 CENT*
PRESIDENT TUFT WILL
REVIEW FIGHTING MACHINES
\KW YORK Oot Jl? In *ntK-t^a
" or. of Uw ?T?&1 n*v*l parade. which
* i be !h?M Toaonv* in honor of
. -w - of rsesici Til Ta.fl to ti?
\ >. ? h > lr;p owr the United
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th*- finishing louche* to the hr?ss<*
of U?. r ship?, itnd bv ni|cht two hun
-ed of the l*iTfe?. and best *>f the
fuli!'.vi; ? avr of the I'nited Stat< ??
* 1 . readiness to pass in r>*\iew
>f :.)i Prec- dent on nextThursda*
OVER 1.000 DELEGATES APPOINTED
i By Ai*ska Rm Rurv*u t
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Th? Or-rit-aJ ONtBiUw of Un? Re
.*? Sat ion*'. (.VTvVor." s >n has
. -v.? obw .if ?
fro; Uu wKhj* states and terriUwiwi
.v .1 th*> total amounts to one thous !
.v I and seventy-two This Includes !
the two territories whloh will have i
two detegates each
R0D6ERS GEIS
10 EL PASO
Aluka TJureau.*
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R, >.??-> - this ? 'y last
i.t.1 : r a \ t-rj saccessfui fitch t
".wo boi.rs
CITY ELECTION
II FULL SWI1G
fcj v,;aska N- xi inivM.t
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iv t ? ! c vssi:-. ar>?? that par
H ? P * vtrvvns v>ck*s the city
full <f*"ns u-tdaj". What
mjU : *? win bf th* party tead
<\f" r c a vy options. fcrct
x ? Sc* .1" <r m ill rr.n
"r> arT'.vfs port at 1!
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7?Xs-s- .?*0
REPUBLICANS
FACE CRISIS
i Ry Alaska N o *? Bureau. I
CHICAGO. Oct. 31 ? In his speech
h he delivered beofre the Amerl
ar. "\1 inin^r Congress, just befor the
a>ix>urniaeBt of that organization.
Pr. - -1e: t Taft admitted that the
republi. an party is badly disrupted,
ar.d :> about to face a wt rtjiv e
PUBLIC riNER?l TOMORROW
XKYV YORK Oct 31? "Hie fun. ral
i .tosoph Pulitzer, who dropped dead
5 e d^k of his yacht while .n
i'hari-*tor. harbor will take place in
it s ty tomorrow
Th fun. ral ?errioes will be public i
K (! WVtilw, who has been off on
a trip of inspection lo the various
cities in his district arrived up on
the IWphin.
?s; . - Suit \ an, chief engineer of
,i w S<x?li*. and also of the
al v ral lwa> arrived in Ski%
?a> Sat rdav enroute to Vancouver I
? r. he will sp?-nd the winter "Hap
p;> 1 rv-,;?.ht the "THitcbwR" with him
an.: t will he repaired and put in fit
>>?a> to handle thetraftic the cominf
summer reason.
> ou will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
J%tv(Jc^uc
SUITS AND
POLO COA TS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
Th? UfiT e-D?te Haberdasher and Ladies Furni?h?r.
TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE WILL
TAKE A PEEK NEXT SUMMER
LOS ANGKL.ES Oct 31 ? Senator
Smith of MioiiWtJuv. who Is on a trip
f the P*<-lfic Coast ?t*Ws. announr
oil at a lante meeting last nijtht that
Uie committee on Territories would
make a trip to Alaska neit Summer
for the purpose of Investigating for
themselves the situation a* it reaH>
This 4nvest;i*?t4on will bp for the j
purpose of formulating plan* for *
n?>? rlvtr ftovernment for A l**kA whlrfe
will be aeoejlUble to the people of th<
Northland.
Selfish motives will be eliminated
from the Investigation, and only tjje
welfare of Uie Vorth wUl be ronald
ered
LONDON. Oct Jl? Th* Imperialists
ha\> a Tain pained po*s???lon of OM
Hankow, and immediately upon entw
ins U??* rfty the torch was applied,
and the old dty Is in ruins All the
wonnd<*d Rfb??ls who w??re captured |
were nuir<i<>tv<l In <*?M blood.
It is also sUt*?d upon Rood authority
th?> tiip Rfb?'l flovirnnient in Can- j
ton has onllap!M>d i
COMMITTEE 10
HELP ALASKA
SEATTLE Oct 28? The committee
' > have charge of Alaskan affairs on
t! ? [iart of the Northwest Development
Ix-acue has ben announced by Presi
dent Ixuiis PenweU, of Helena. Mont.
It comprise the following names
William PicKOt. chairman. Seattle.
\lf-Td BaUJe. Seattle; John L Steele.
Alaska .lames H Brady, Boise: W
H Dutiphy, Walla Walla. Louis Pen
well. Helena; Theodore B. Wilcox.
Portland: William Hanley. Bums. Ore
FY< d T Dubois. Black fool. Lee Man
tV\ Butte. Mont ; Charles Patterson.
SI Paul. Minn ; J H. Dlgiit. Duluth.
Minn E Y Sarles, Hillaboro. X
D . H F Pettijsrew, Sioux Palls. F
B Morrill. Spokane; Brastus Brainerd
Richmond Beach; A. R. Titlow. Tac
oma. W W Robinson. North Yakim^
H B Mack Aberdeen; A E Mead,
Bellineham. J A. Ralconer. Everett.
Prank Reeves. W'enatchee. Rnfus R
Wilson. Settle
(By Alaaka New* Bureau.)
PKKIN OK. Si? The Imperial
covernmeiit has issued a proclama
tion RTsntlnp a pardon to all political
offenders, provided they at once lay
down their arms
Judse R A. Gunninon, of Juneau
arrived up on the Dolphin. Matters
of a legal nature is the cause of
his visit at this time to S"kagway
WILL APPEAL 10
HIGHER COURT
(Ry Alaska N?wa Rureau.)
1X1S ANGKl.RS Oct 31? It is very
prol>?hle thai the counsel for the de
f. v~.-> in the MoNamara case will ap
p U from the nilinc of iodp> Rordwell
denying a change of Judges. to the
higher eonrt If this 1* successful,
it nill delay the proceedings, and all
work thus far accomplished in secur
ine a jury, wlill be for naught
REINDEER MEAT
FOR MINERS
< Ry \laska New* Bnreau.)
WASHINGTON. P. C. Oct. SI ? J
A Holmes. Hi.Tector of the Rure?u of
Mines. has isiiued a statement after
much lnvejrtig*t|r>n of statistic* se
cured throughout Alftsfca by hts de
partment. that the meat problem in
the North will he solved by the use
of reindeer nvea'
HEAD OF VOLUNTEER
ARMY SERIOUSLY ILL
CHICAGO Oct II? Eva R*Wngton
Rooth. head of the Volunteer Army, 1
seriously III at her home in thl* city
NO DANCE TOIGHT
Owing to the sentiment expressed
bv several persons in the dtr again*'
having a danoe tonight, the committed
having charge of the dance at the I
White Pass Club, have decided to
postpone it until some future date
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* BEGINNING NOV. 1 J
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+ MD C0NTINUIN6 DURING THE WINTER MONTHS +
+ THIS STORE Will BE OPEN FRO* *
+ 8 a. m. until 6 p. m. (SA,?jYS) *
*r# ' mmmmmmmamm
+ I take this occasian to thank you for *
* your liberal patronage during the sum- +
i mer season and assure you that our best +
+ efforts will be put forth to serve you with +
+ the very best of goods, at lowest possible *
I Price. +
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
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MA NOW HAS IN SEME
"A SPE DEAL ORGANIZATION"
| SEATTLE Oct SI? Th# S<*tU#
I Commrrltl Club ha* orjranlrTl *
nqiiurr iv*i Organization fw AVi*
k*."
Thp in<"??nUvp far thf organization
in tn form tibtt* pl*n? *n?l r^mnvnd
atlons whirh will l?# t*k?n to ('imgr***
Th? '.n?UK?toni of th? id*a *r? Ma
jor J F A Stron*. J *olt rnd?rworv|.
M*nrW \/r+h+y *n<1 of h*r*
TERRIBLE TURKS TAKE TRIP!
WASHINGTON, n r Oft Jl ?
Adrlrwi h?v* t>?>on racelved hwc that
Uio Tnrk? h*v?? rftpttirwi par* of Trip
oli
CONQUERS THE
IKE PASS
SEATTLE. Waah , Oct 1#? Hav
in* tr*v?>l?>d * thousand mil** far
th<T north by * iitr. mobile than ha*
?r? before be*n accomplished I>
Percival and '!????? Brown In the
Abbott -Detroit BulMo* a (Tired her*
today. having driven fmm Ska?way
tidewater. \la*k* to r?rm*''k on
the headwater* of the Yukon river,
thirty mile* twvond sixty-two d*
Rr??e* noHh, ha* in* con<jner?>d the
ilrwiiN White Puss by auto for
the first Urn**- the pa** where in
the Klondike ru*h of hinwlreds
of m?n and thousands of horses
pcriahed. The Bo lido* win* a *11
vn trophy nffrrwl by Ui? Daily
Alaskan, of Skaxway for the fir?t
automobile to make the journey
north tind?r it* own power and
surirmint YVhtte Pa*s Total n?i)e
?gr 35,300. ? Detroit Fr?*p Pr?*v>
ATLIN MERCHANT BUYS
STORE IN CARCROS8
H. E Brown, the popular merchant j
of Atliw and Discovery. B C? ha* ;
bought out the J. M Stewart store
at Carcro**. and has moved his fam
ily to the Witter city, and already
taken possession of the place
Mr. Brown has pl?cp<1 In charr* of
his Atliii sUve Charles Phlllpp*. who
ha* been actine ajr*nt for the W P
Route at Atlin dnrlnit 'he absent of
Jamea Upscomb
FLYER FALLS
com" 001
'Hjr Alutk* ?(??? Hi?r ??<?.)
TTCSOV. Aril <V Jl? Aviator
FViwIw. while trying to in
rj)i? rity from hi? or??n ?o-o?-?*n Might
V>?r control of hi* machine. atwl he
rk dasher] to <x?r'ii
FV>wW *** not seriously Injure
although h*<1Jy bmh?e<l HI* machine
*?? riam*??-<i to sifh an ??tent tha'
it if> bet|ere?1 that It win ho ini|>os?i
Mo to repair it.
GREAT ARRAY OF
LEGAL TALENT
(By Ma?k? S?w? R?ire*n )
NEW TORK <V* SI ? The h?ar
In* in the dis-iolotion at the Tobacco
Trust. bo*iin this mornln* In the CVor
dilt Conrt of the UiKed Stat?? be
fore Jorfre Affre<l f. Coie. In thi?
Hty
The array of lerai talent for 'hp
defense was nn? of the *r?ate*rt er
T s?en In any n*? in thi* rity.
Matthew Watnon. of Whitehors*.
has pnrrhased the store at C'ar<"ro*
holoneinjr to FYank Mi*Phee
$15.00
Any Suit in Our
Window For ^
$15.00
WILL CLAYSON ? Gothier
Tlie Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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