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No. 141. FOURTEENTH YEAK. SKAGWAY, ALASKA, KHIDA^. AUGUST 11. 1^11 F RICE. 1? rf,yfH
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THE OUTLOOK
ON ALASKA
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 11? Roosevelt
is out with another arti le in Out
look entitled Alaska. Roosevelt says
in his latest editorial in Outlook that
the government must control the de
velopment of Alaska through the
representatives in congress. He does
not believe that there is any danger
of corporations grabbing everything.
CALLED OUT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. Aug. 11? The dockmen's
strike has grown so grave that the
government has ordered troops under
arms which are to patrol the docks
and the districts adjacent, to keep
order. Mob rule reigns at the docks.
I
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. Aug. 11? Billie Burke,
the popular American Actress lost ev
erything she had with her at the time
of the Carlton House firo and escap<d
only in her dressing gown.
RIVERREPORTS
The Canadian and the Whitehorse
are at Whitehorse.
The Dawson bound up river was at
Selkirk at 6 p. m. yesterday
Tho Selkirk is in Dawson today.
The next sailing from Whitehorse
will be the Whitehorse tonight
BIG ESTATE
GOES 10 SON
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
' NEW YORK. Aug. 11? The estate,
left by John W. Gates will amount to :
I fifty million dollars. He left the prir.?
i (ipal, part of it to his son.
FAMINE ON
IN LONDON:
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. Aug. 11? The food situ
ation is getting very serious on ac
count of the dockmen's strike.. No
foodstuffs of any kind have moved
for several days and the entire city
is threatened with famine.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. 11?
President Taft will include all of the
Pacific Coast iu his September cam
paign tour of the country. He left
for Beverly today to be gone over
Sunday.
YOUNG mo !
IS LOCATED!
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. A?R. It? Angelo Mare
no, aged six, who was kidnapped sev
eral days ago has been fc^nd. Sev
en men and two women relatives have
been arrested for the crime.
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FOR HAS BEEN5
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. 11?
ator Oummings of Iowa, in a speech
yesterday said that, the board appoint
ed to enquire into the advisability of
a change in the monetary system of
the country was an extravagance and
that the positions created by it \vt re
only a refuge for defeated candidates
and politicians.
DOGIBILE
RUNS AWAY
The town of Skagway had a bit of
thrilling excitement this morning.
Harry Yeoman's celebrated dogomo
bile ran away just at ihe wrong mo
ment.
Harry had some ladies aboard who
wanted the pleasing experience of
riding in his speed chariot.
In an unguarded moment Harry los
controll of of his ginger-colored speed
fiends, and off they dashed. Paying
no heed to the master's voice the yel
lowish brown dogs went lickety
split down Broadway until the comer
of Fourth Avenue waa reached. Here
they attempted to negotiate the cor
ner on one wheel, and came to grief.
The fair passengers were thrown
to the ground but miraculously escap
ed serious injury.
Harry straightened the cart up and
kindly asked them to get in and fin
ish the ride, but they insisted that
they would better go and have a
bath.
A NEW STRIKE
NEAR DOUGLAS
A picture of the discovery of the
"Concrete Placer Mine" is on exhibi
tion at the Hunter bar. The scene
is near what is now known as "Dut
chie's Ranch" at the lower end of
Douglas Island. Jeweler Paul Bloed
horn in the center is displaying the
I i-ontents of a gold pan to an attentive
| CTOup composed of Albin Baritel'o,
| John Powell, John Penglase and sev
j oral others. At the left is plainly
I seen a location stake and close by
the ground is strewn with picks, sho
vels and sacks of the precious sand.
In the background is the Sheep Creek
range of mountains: It is a pretty |
picture and remarkable because Pho
tographer Andrews had his camera
focussed on the spot just as the dU
I covered was made. ? Douglas Island '
I News.
ONE DEAD AI
CARLTON HOUSE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. Aug. 11? It is now known
that Jameson Finney, an American
actcr was burned in the Carlton
House fire.
Tomorrow night, the May Roberts
company will open the dramatic yea
son in Skagwav at Elks HaU with the
smart little comedy "The Marriage of
Kitty." This play has won favor all
over the 1'nlted States on account of
its who!e?orreness and mirth provoking
qualities. That it will be well receiv
ed in Skagway there is not the slight
est doubt.
An effort is being made to pro\ i le
transportation for tlu people of
Haines and Fort Seward, to come up
and witness the play. Probably on
Sunday n4ght the company will play
"Paid In Full" or *'The Judge am'
The Girl" which is another pood com
edy. There is some demand for "The
Thief' and it may be chosen. At
any rate Skagway Is to have a treat
By special request Mr. Glllard wi'l
recite tomorrow night betwr n the
acts Robert Service's "The Shorting
of Dan McGrew."
Wm. John Williams, a minTn* en
gineer from Spokane, who is represent
ing the CSranby Smelter in th North,
arrived en the laM trip of the City
of Seattle to have a look at the ??ort'
ern country.
This morning Mr. Williams took
the train for Whitehorse for the
purpose cf looking over the Ryron
White prcperties at that place. To a
representative of the Alaskan ho said
that he expected to find th<> Atlas
mine easy ti look over from the re
ports of the development already ac
complished oTi the property. Ho was
also expecting to meet Byron White
up here but was not quite sure whe
ther rr net ho would be able to do
so. He wlU return In a few we ks
ai.l will look over Skagway's possi
bilities and also the Rnlny Ho'low
scetion.
Jac k Chambers has a badly lacer
ated hand from accidentally fallinr
on a broken bottle. Doctor Gable
dressed the wound and U Is getting
along nicely.
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KILLS ONE
(Ry Alaska News f*iw*?.)
ST. BOllS. \ng. 11 ? A bomb w*a
exploded In a crowded T'.Ailan Vwe
nscnt in the f?r?i.xn quarter of thin
.,:ly today. One woman *u kilted
md fisrte-i other person* ?rriowfj'
InjurcJ. There !-. no rice to the
tl?x?a who p: rp<-trftt?~i th<- cot rajr*.
TRAIN KILLS
IS. NELSON
(By Alaska News Korean.)
CHICAGO. Auc. 11 ? r,u< mother of|
"attUn, Kdion was -trnr-k hy a 'rain
in t: ? tj- y fl-r a- Instantly
I'd.
000 AND WIFE
IAKE UP
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ST. PAT L. Aug. II? Hob FlUwim
monp has become reunited with hi*
wife, the a< tress. Jnlia O If ford
DEATH STOPS
NELSON DATES
(By Alaska News n?re?o.)
MKPFORP, Ore. An* 11- nat?t?*
"*> . >n c33(*}}fd h.s . pit;*;ftn r.t In
.his rfty immediatoJy on h^armit of ,
he trarfe death of his mother, ami
eft for homo.
Subserloe for the Daily Alaskan.
ANOTHER QUAKE
IN CALIFORNIA
(By Ataaka !*??* Ror?*n ?
SAN BERNARDINO Am*. 11? TM*
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North an4 South inoT?f?w??.
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h>oat?l in *ht* city Sfc* 4** tor** "h*
win Hr# with fc#r hiwMnd
THINKS WELL OF
H B AakHby >r.i) P O
Wt or th* train tkta momin* for
Whinhonu unroot* to th? fhaMlar
ctwnfry. Mr. A*k?Iky k?? wm* pc?H>
?t? iimt tk* pmpwtr of 8 J Mar*k
~m tk* Ckamllar. wkirh k# hu
r#k>p?d arxl to ?Wrt k# la a
tiHJ *hfppH Th* mill will k? In
<t*JW purr nnt y?ar
Xr. A*h?IT?T hail a look a< Ik*
skaaway nrt*> ami w*? r*ry ?ikH l?
pr<*mpf f with tk* unali'T at tk? rori
II* will oi??l?iTor to t?l Nwk *ar|r
?-non* h to n*i nnt *rnl ha** a look
at th? Slnurway pfwp^tl" Tk? t?t
stamp mlH wklHi SlraawaT la laa'al
Hiur he think? a ?p?<>n<iM \<i?*
Thirty two wk?? f.irailn* tk? Ho
t*t<hm?>nt of tk* Ktk Infaafrr wkfrk
ha* ly^* ?t*tkm<M at Fnrt E*k*rt
arrirwd from Wklt*kon* on laat
nlikt> train in rkanr?? of Aft MrfJoi t
an. Tk*y wwvt down to tk* pm* at
Port R?w*H. wh?r>- th?y will Ik
qaar??>rpd In th* fHtnr<\ on tk* fVU>r
today.
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