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No. HI. THIRTEENTH VMS. ^A?IVAV, ALASKA, TMMAT. It ?? rtort. '* ???
HACKENSCHIIDT
LOSES MATCH
(By iVIwkt Nan* bufMui
KNitXVILLR T?fna. Jaa 12 ? U?*'
ia.lt. the Lion last
tU*ht ftwtcJ U> *ta ta htt handua;>
../..i, , VUudlao
I e. KING !S
INI
Ml VV B. King, <?-UvraU auditor o t
t . Wk;k hut * Yukon Kuuir. n
? omp*ttic4 by H. G. I'hKrbc, v W rvp
tk? u
MJ'M aJT? iktolllg UJ> U?(f bUsiUcr*
v t th* pa?t iweivv atoulha
Mr Kiit* tva? but rnealtj return
< ? fr? .1 * t?lc*?af? irt|? u> Sau KYtiu
?j *:J >ay* that he luJ a goot!
liawr an*! that thr city Has built u|<
b*t*?CB Ihv tOWU O t IwUt
?x- -4 the old Krtaco. Ttltlr Wr lot
luilf rlupl) he thinks U
?. ? c* out ihtf iaipr?^i?? !i>fl that 1 1 ujc?
? tff <ooJ -.a th. I'aitfortna ut-tru
It v n:.rs to htuum? Mr R U?
al* that u ziv<i#*?ar>
i^k *t>uut Vucoaver. K C. ThaJ
;> t pW - on the map Survty hr
?? VisitWVH U the a*>?l pro?
ou? Jikif dD ttr I'a.lflt ixxul
U> U fast A? Oft.- big ?h*-?<.ra;>
;;.J urtlw bUiMl&g J HUtsArii U flL?
jji jujJ aaothvr our lei u?ti?-raay ? *nd
(VI <?>kU tots la guw) antl
i . til) sro? ic by Irdiu uJ
on A' oum of th. tTuitwt ahich Kil
lo??vl th* Vuiidte* boom ot a >?ar
E c ttfUirf of th- rallwa.' uai
^i&Ia Juvtt Uir < itial
Alaska St?atuship vompa;;
,V. Lo*W ast&t of tht- v.
,U^U auJ that she ?U1 **
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m\ POLE
(By Alaska *??*? Bureau)
BRIDGEPORT Conn . Jan. I8~
Uut uight before & targe crowd j
Zbjnuku. th? Palish ? raitier, ifarr * j
Sogort from tbe platform. breaking !
\030rt s rib
<8y Aiaaka lufMu)
V. tSHlNUTON. L> Jul; 1
Kuliowiug the report o< the Oeiisa=
Bureau. K'-preaeutatUv *."rumpackv r
ui t iyt\ -t rfc-A Uas introduced a bill fix
in^ the rw?pportiouii?eut u( the Huum
mrtubtiKtiii) a? U3. Ttw bill has b* i
reported favorably by the committer
rived on !vt night ? tram ami a..
(or thr South ton. i. hi o;. t
Prince** Beatrice.
Mr. Maltby reports the weather a?
bii aoanr JUst befoTt- re&chlUg Whit
fefcOfSe.
Th? ? later sports. says Mr Mai -
taken in curling, skating hot key a:: i
*??r !wrn uiauif. =>teU before.
VI .. ijil Skagway is luokrd Ul>.
as a comparitively new coiuwuuitv
tl uukvtt tto thiUk that the time is
fly'-ag. when we ?? a youug ut&a
like Mr 1'hart Maltby returning frot
a mere youth * heu he passed thrvu. a
hvrv oa bis *?y uorth ia l?l.
Monty Maltby. *ba is well known it
Skagway. having passed through hen
every spring and fall for the last ill
fellfcs judge -' .
One Week More
You still have a few day* in which to
purchase the best and newest goods at
THE LOWEST PRICES
Ever Offered in Skagway
No Old or Shop Worn Goods
Everything New and Up-to-Date and you get
33 1-3 per cent discount 33 1-3
H. J. LYNCH
Uy-T?-04t? *nd LMIkM
SPIRIT CITY
(By AiaaKa N?vhs Bureau)
SEATTLE. Jan- 13? For tkftw 4ay*
iho thermometer has huu^ around the
freesiu,; pt'iu; The entire uoithwest
(n>m indications will experience cold
er ? gather
. 8> Ala#*. a News Bureau)
CHICAGO. Jan. 13 ? Grw?? coaster
uattou was caused by the (iu*hus wi
a dynamite bomb iu the vestibule at
the home of fount* Judge Oweas in
this, city iast ui&ht.
STAMPEDE 10
Taaaiia has been thrown into a;reat
excitement by a stamped* to Rei
Mountain, says the Yukon Valley
News. Follow ia^ "Happy Jack Felix
and bis partner. Dunbar, numerous
outfit* haw- left town, and more ar
v.?iag (?"rank Mauley of Hot Sprii .
sent Webster along w.th FVlix. I
K Gardner, the Fairbanks butcher,
who stated he was <oi :i ^ down to the
?ftr. Minneapolis, was seen the n xt
Jay hurrying with others along th
early hit the trail with an outfit. help
ed over the summit by Vautier. An
other outfit from Fairbanks "goin
U> the Iditarod," wa s seized with the
fever and are hurrying to the ne?
->trike.
"Hot-air Bob'* Herrokl and Robert -
left early, while A! Xobb? a 1 0
Dale. Dan McCeadv and E.l Russell
Jack Love, Jordau and Joe Lawless
a month ago from Koyukuk. but said
uothmg about the strike theu. al
though he admitted prospecting it.
the Red Mountain country. Hv said
h.- * .is on his way to the out- le. but
las* week he suddenly reappeared
with Ffed Dunbar, his partner
it seems FVlix had brought J ounce
o* gold from Red Mountain. It it
said he panned a $1 an hour and found
good surface prospects everywhere.
Frank Mauley offered to buy an in
terest iu the many chums Felt* stak
t J, but the latter refused to ?elt. so
he claims. "Happy Jack'' has also
located a townsite miles cast of
Rock Island Point. on the Koyukuk
aud named it Hughes.
The traii from Tanana leads tj
Arctic City and then down the Koy
ukuk sc> me 40 miles, uhere it branches
c' to the south. The name of the
stream is Indian river, but no one
seems to know how long it is, or
wht :her .: i>_a tributary Ko> -
"NEW HOPE"
STILL HOPING
(By Alaska Hm 8u r+uiy
BA Ri-KTTS Y ILL?. OkUL. Jaa. IS?
U the end of the second round ot
their right here last night. Carl Mor
ris. lit hope of tie white rat.v"
*- locked out 'Sp.ke' Ivenaedy
ULE WEST
(By Alasxa N??* 3ur?at0
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 12? Biiz- 1
..ards and snow stoious are reported
Ihrou^ lout the entire OiiUdle weot.
and th, wires are worfciug only in- j
termiueuely
CAPITAL FIGHT
IS
t By Alaska Neu>? Bureau)
S.-'ATTLE. Jan. ? Shall the time
at the legislative sessioa he was'-t- i I
in aa unprofitable renewal of the
-V : - ta r> mo*al of the stat;
ip .ii of Olympia? The question 1
is *>eea settled repeatedly hy th
of th state. Otympia is the
ace of :!i- ry great axajor
!t ha.< been supposed that the
-::on woulti ue^er again be raised.
Ou at assumption the stale author -
. 'lav* proceeded with appropri j
hy ; ast legislatures, to aequo
ioli'i is of valuable property
Oiyuip.a Thousands of dollars
law been speat on the present capi
tol buil-iing and the recently com- 1
' L .te. utive mansion. The star
owns a magnificent site fcr a aeu
a;'.tol building. the foundations fori
which were laid some time ago. X'?
r- isi . able excuse tor removal ha- '
k ii advanced and there will certain
ly :?? plvutv of really important aiat
?- i s " . occupy the time of the comio^
session. i
ukuk or the Melozi Across country j
front Xanana is shorter.
The stampede is tike all ethers.
:> . beiij. the ground Is immense
ly rich: others say there is no real
foundation for the excitement.
Jos. >a Mason, who has been aight
-r Sor th-.- past six months a:
;.s - booked tor passage on
ti;.- Princess Beatrice tonight for Van
)uver ou a -.acation of three month;
\\ i. he returns he will bring ? 0.
what's the use of talking about it?.
They all bring her back.
C. B. Guptil lately received a card
,ui Harry Barvackman in Chicago.
, :aat t- '-a well, and is aear
ing the close of his dentistry course.
He sends his regards to all his
fT L.ls.
vv-r*rT*-r*rvT"rvv + ^-rv-r + TT**p,r-r-rv
+ +
I Jap Oranges I
+
^ tt e have a lot of Fancy Ripe Japanese Oranges on which we ?{?
make you the low price of $1.00 per box ? 7 to 8 dozen ?{?
?f. ma box. Get them now, as the season is *P
+ short for these goods *
: P. H. QAMTY j
+ +
+ + + + + + + + + * + + + ****4"i"f**** +
REBELLION
ABOUT
IS
OVER
iSy Aioski Mews Sureau
WASHINGTON. D. C-, Jau.
Advices recti *e?l here from Aaibas
s&dor SilaM La tae City of Mexico,
state that tile govermaeat will win
la its fight lith tile Mexican rebels.
E Mi II
LIE LIGHI
(By Aias*a Nawa Sureau)
CHICAGO. Jan. 12? Harry Frazer.
a local theatrical mail, bas stepped
into the pugilistic spot light. by of
fering a fifty -thousand dollar purse
:or a fight between Jack Johnson and
A1 JCauffman. to take place in Lon
don -hiring Coronation week.
(By AiasKi Nevt? 9 u reac
SEATTLE. Jail. 12 ? And now the
lawmakers of the suite of Washing
ton are once more assembled a Oiyoi
pia for the purpose of deliberating on
weighty matters. The good people
are hoping that they will had some
thing of more moment than, nine
fao- bedsheecs and aati-t:pping bills
to engage their attention. There will
be no dearth of measures ? some- ,-oix'.
some bad. One that seems merit
more consideration than others is a
atw Jien law The tentative draft
seeks to protect the property owner
from being compelled to pay a con
tractor s biiis for materials. The pres>
eai !aw works an injustice to the
owner and makes the state a collec
tion agency. The material men have
a strong organization, which does not
want u> see any change i.i the law.
as it serves their btst :at .rests ad
equately
BISMARK WIS
BONE DRY
3y Alaska iHaws 3 u reau .
T VCO>LV, Jaa ti ? "Bisaiiirk i
Gone Dry" was tile startliag head
line in a Seattle newspaper recently
Pw pie rubber! their eyes ^n?f won
dered if it could have referred to
the Lroa Chaacellor of Germany Ot
course Dot. le has beea dead these
many years. It did mean one of Ta
coma's suburbs, however: aad i? tile
h.storts character for whom tile- burs
was laiiitd eouid realize what rra-s
happened. ,-ertaia it is be would tura
over in. bis grave. Aad the same
day. vbe papers '.old of a mail traia
beiag robbed within tile very limits
of Sent tie. Verily, verily, straage
tilings be happening ia this mighty
northwest of ours, these days.
CMDUNS GEI
THEIR SHARE
(By Alaska ,\ev?s Bureau)
VANCOUVER. B. C? Jan. 12? Traf
fic is blocked oa the western end of
the Canadian Pacific Railway system.
The storms seem to be general over
the western portion of the continent.
UliOlEII
DOT M SHE
(3y Alaska Nevo* 3ureau;
LISBON. Portugal. Jan. Lli ? All rail
read employees ia Portugal went out
on strike last night, aad as a r-suit
traffic is suspended throughoun the
entire republic.
Minister of the Interior. Aimeuia,
resigned this moruiag whea it was aa
au need that his measures toward ar
bitration had Called
Messrs. Chapia and Thayer, two
kri.ghts of the grip, came up on the
Jefferson last aigh-.
Hart xiuj&ut ic \lvt
WILL CLAYSON -DJL
The Home of The
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