THE DAILY 'W ALASKAN
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?Chc newest PubiMticns Just R?ciwd<
The Mystery
In Pastures New
Fenwick's Carr-er
T!ie Sfxulers
White Fang
Awakening of Helena Richie
Treasure of Heaven
The Second Generation
The Doctor
The Man In The Case
In the Fire of the Heart
The American Girl
CYniston
Uncle William
Moon Face
God s trood Man
Tides of Rarnegat
The Jungle
.lane Cable
Spice
Pics is Pics
Just Joggin Erlonc
The < >verall Boys
Stewart Edward White
GeoigeAde
Mrs Humphrey Ward
Rex E. Beach
Jack London
Margaret Delared
Marie Corelli
David Graham Phillips
Ralph Conner
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Ralph Waldo Trine
Illustrated by Christie
Winston Churchill
Jeanette Lee
.lack l-ioudon
Marie Corelli
F. Hopkins Smith
Upton St. Clair
George Barr McCutcheon
(iincer
Ellis Parker Butler
Paul I^awrence Duul>ar
E. < >scood li rover
The Pig Book. The Fad for the Year. Pig Parties
aiv THE Thihg. Not Parties for Pics, but rather Par
ties at Which Pigs Furnish the Entertainment.
The Roosevelt Bears - - Seymour Eaton
[Stores open Evenings - Phcne s 4 and 55
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Did vou ev-r I
smoke the j
El
Arabe ;
Cigar?
NO! When I
(. an I Get
Themf From !
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska
WE REPRESENT THE LARG
EST TAILORING HOUSE IN
CHICAGO OUR SPRING LINE
SAMPLES ARE NOW ON DIS
PLAY. WE WILL TAKE YOUR
MEASURE
We
Guarantee
Fit and
Price
LEAVE YOUR MEASURE NOW
FOR YOUR EASTER SUIT
?iay$on $ ?o.
Cbc One Pricc Clothicr'-Tourih and Broadway
WALL STREET BEOS FOR HELP
Financiers and railroad men ask president to advert
threatened panic=-Protest against enforcement of
interstate commerce regulations==Roosevelt says
ligitimate business is safe.
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan, i
Washington March 15 ? Hundreds of
Wall street financiers and brokrrs and
railway men from various sections of
the country are flooding the h*resldent
with appeals to take action that will
| s?ve the country from a ffo?oci?! di?- j
cs'.er which th?y **y 1* rotn'ojr. They i
desire that <be enforcement of the new
regulations by the i*ver?t?t? commerce |
commission b- fueieo^ed.
President Roosevelt iosifU 'bat the;
now reflations will not be detriment ai
to Keltlraate railroad buaineaa
F nr>k*r C>np?tn
PhMi'Qe'.phia. March IS ? Th? cam- <
palcn of Senator Foraker, of Ohio, for
'he presidency haa begun In pn'nut. i
One of the flr?t motet b*? beoo to ?
cure jOOOOO pbotofr?ph? of tb? Ohio
mn, vhleb will be circulated tbroath- *
oat the country. Senator For*h*r
will the pre Itnloarlee of ht?
own campaign.
OHIO RIVtR U HIGHEST
POINT IN IHSfORY
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan- j
Pittsburg, Pa March 15? The Ohio j
river is flooded to a point higher than j
Any ic its previous history. Ice Is P'i
inc up on the streets and the down
town street? are under water 1."? feet
deeper than the danger line. Hotel
have cscaj^ea froni window# and
beet: taken oa ruf s down stream.
The Allegheny y<*? erday erentnc
reached a depth of 36 feet hut be^an
Tallin*, relierioe the situation.
KILLS ON?
Maddened Slavonian Uses
Gun Fatally
A Slavonian who nad been disrhar^ pd
by the Tieadwcll company Wednesday
killed a Japanese cook and wounded a
countryman ? ho reused to serve him
witri * m?al at the comp?ny's boarding
house >-n the Mexican mine. He
escaped.
The laboring man had been paid off
and went to the mess house, demanding
something to eit. This was denied
him by the employes there. The en
raged miner drew a can, shot the
steward, a countryman of hn in the
f ice, wounding him. and then shot and
kllieJ the cook, a native of the Sun
rise empire, who had gotten into the
fiirht. The man with the pun took to
the hills and is being pursued by
Oncers of the law.
WFATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagway, March 15, 1907.
The weather conditions ?i Skagway
for the 24 hours preceding noon today
were as follows:
Max. Temp 35 above zero I
Min. " 19 above "
Mean " 27 above "
Temp, at noon 2$ above " |
Precipitation, 00
H. D. Ciark,
Volunteer U. S, Weather observer, j
'"Shaun Aroon." Sat
urday evening, March
16th at the Elks' hall.
Sale of reserved seats
on sale at Britt's drug
store
keep mm
Wall ^tre-t Will Not Die
nt Ooee
(Special dispatch to the Pail; Alakasn
\Vashiupton. Msrch 15 ? Secretary!
Cortelyeu, of the treasury department,
announces thai tbe fovernmrnt will
not cal! the $50,000,000 which was de
posited in Wall street Dank* last
September to help out the money
mirutt at a time of a strinptney and
which is due the middle of the present
month, for a time. He will give tbe
Street time to collect large loans that
have been made to various interest*.
For Sale at
a Sacrifice
ray house and household fur
niture. farm and iropliments.
Also my beautiful
Rhode Island
Red Chickens
There is no need for me to
dilate upon the character of
the things offered for sale.
You all know what we have.
Come and take your pick off
the top of the heap.
A. F. WILDT.
'Phone 76
You do not have to wait
Until next summer for good fruit and vege
able: We have the pick o the seasons
crop in cans
Fruits
Vegetables
Corn on Cob
Tom wort
Corn
Suocoiath
Peas
Beans
Bests
Spinach
Okra
Hominy
Asparagus
Squash
Pumpkin
If you are looking for something good, you will find it under
the "PREFERRED STOCK" label
Sliced Clin; Peaches
Strawberries
Goisben irs
Blackberries
Raspberries
Blueberries
Peaches
Apricots
Peara
SHced Pineapples
Grated Pineapples
Bishops and Longs
Celebrated Preserves
GANTY & FRANDSON
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WIWE PASS SHOPS MEN
WALK OK
The mechanics a: the White Pui
? bops walked out this morning on hc
count o a failure to get a r?ise of ?0
per cent . in wafca, a deman<1 for *h ch
they bad mads. About 16 or 16 men
quit, the number being small because
the force h?d gotten down lower th?t?
nsusl, some of the men having quit sod
gone South, while o hers war? oo the
sick list Those who walked out in
cluded 'he machinists, the boiler- ?
makers, themolder*. blacksmiths and
carptnters.
The striking workingmen say tfart
wages have been going up all over the
country and there bu b?#n no eorm
potxlice raise at Skagvay. it Is contend
ed that ?wm are higher on Pu^et
sound sod o'hfr sections of ihe country
ttiao they ?re at this plsce. They sail
no other complaint than this one of
?age*.
The strike ?a? the result of a
meeting of the woringmeo held at the
White P*?? club rooms last night.
Superintendent Bahn.of the railroad,
under whose department the atr.krrs
are. was not in town today, and there
wa? no opportunity U> get the employ
er's side of the strike. He cam? o?er
fnjm White horse loJaj. ?
MmpbIo Moiling
There will be* reg-olar com ?.ruin ca
tion of White Pass Lod^e No. 113. F. 4
A. M , Friday evening, Mar. 15, lv>07
at its hall. No. 225, Fourth avenue
Work in E. A. decree.
Sojourning and visiting members are
requested to meet with us
By order of the W. M.
T. J. Staodiah, Secretary
Fornlthvd Roibi For Rant
I fcare some (rood furnished room* fori
rent and wou d be pte*ard to have some
of my old pitrons. or new ones. . <
Mrs. A. .1. Carbon. Sixth ave and ,
Broadway .T-M-i-mo. { ,
All the delicacies of the season as the
Pack Train Restaurant. I
COS! MUCH
Washington L?gif?l*tnre
Appropriates $6,000^000
O'ympia. Was March 15? Tha
Washington lefisWtore which adjourn
kJ yesterday mxi' appropriations ??
?rccaitng #6 285,403.84, the !?rpett
imount erer distributed by legislature
>( the state.
The expenses incident to the ?e?rioii(
lowerer, were stnuller th?c usual.
Purify Your Blood
Strengthen Y?.ur System
I Bad. wean, tod impure biod rn?an? a ruo-d.jwn
system, and this a*a.n meant poor health and
siolcneas. Th're is do better remed* than
Bee. Iron and Wine
It produce* better result* than any other prepar
ation we know of (or purifying the blood aod
building up the system. Now Is the time to take
lWm. BF2ITT
will take orders
VV V? ior Ladies and
Gents suits, up to the
24th of February for
Easter delivery. Every
thing up-to-date. Fit
Guaranteed.
? The American Tailors ?
Mow J & Ehrlich Propi.
(Sole Agents Great Western Tailoring Company. (^Jjiewro.