No. 18rt
Tho Dailj Alaskan ("able.
Topeka, Sept. 7? The attorne-neueral
of Kansas last nitfht received word
from the counsel of the Brewing inter
ests of the state that the injunction'
?ulta thr Brewing trust intended bring
ing MontNj next would not be brought.
The lath of this month will see the end
of beer making in Kansas, and the
breweries which have oeen located in
different to*os of the stat* and allowed
to remain Idle a loni? time will be dis
mantled and shipped to other places,
whore the owners will go inl > tin. busi
ness.
The Pack Train Restaurant will serv e
wine with dinner orders, free In plucn
oftea or coffee. Couie oa t>oys.
The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited
accomodations. Steam hext and every
tQing modern.
T? ' ' ? ? ? ? - Tf?
A. HARRISON CO.
Half Price
Sale of all
SUMMER
Shirt
Waists
Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames
-S lore? open Evenings Phones 4 and 55
r
One Thing We Distinctly Aim at
in This Business
Is that every man who
knows us or reads our
ads. will know tliat
this is the store for
quality in clothiug.
We would rather be
known as the right
place for good stuff
than as a place where
you get low prices.
It is always easy to
quote prices but it is
what the prices buy
that counts.
We sell
Bart Schaffner &
Marx and David
Adler & Sons
Clothing and we want
you to know it. We
cannot give you any
better evidence of our
1 'standard qualities than
that they are the best
made.
Copyright :90> aj
Hir; Sohifrvr 5.rf Mirl
?iay$on $ go.
Che One Price Cioibiers-fourib and Broadway
v J
SEG'Y NIETCALF
IT BREMERTON
NAVAL HEAD GIVES IMPRESSION BI6 DOCK
ING IMPROVEMENTS RECENTLY
SUSPENDED WILL BE RENEWED
Seattle, Sept. 7? Without any notice
Secretary of the Navy Meicalf slipped
into the oily yesterday and left shortly
thereafter for Bremerton. Upon bis
return he declared that there wa*
enough work already mapped out to
I keep * full force at woik for the next
two years hi Bremerton. Secretary
Metcalf tpoko optimistically atout thr
establishment of a Urge dry dock at j
Bremerton.
GRAFTERS GET
SHORT RESPITE
ATTORNEYS FOR OFFICIALS IN SAN FRAN
CISCO 6RAFT CASES GET APPEAL
TO HIGHER COURT
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
San Kranclsco, Sef). 7? The attor
neys for the indicted officials of the
United Railroads of this olty, have ap
plied to the supreme court for a writ of
prohibition to prevent the trials of the
accused from proceeding. They allege
that .he f> i and Jury which found the
iiidicnii nts was illegally drawn. A de
cision of th>' court will he rendered
next week.
GHOULS ACTS ADD HORROR !
10 101 TRAIN DISASTER
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
Waterloo. Iowa Sept. 7 ? The Hook Island Limited,
due at? 5 o'clock this morning ran into a freight train
five miles east of here at 4 o'clock and was completly
wrecked and afterwards entirely consumed by fire which
started with the bursting of the gas tank under a Pulnian
car. Twelve people were killed outright and scores were in
jured. Before the relief train from this city reached the
scene ghouls began robbing the dead. A man, caught in
! the act of cutting a ring from the finger of a woman killed
i iu a Pullman, was shoi by an express messenger and died
shortly afterwards. Three other men seen trying to rob
dead or dying victims were taken in charge by passengers
and brought to this city aud placed in .jail. The conductor
of the traiu later shot a man who was attempting to. rob the
the express car while the messenger was at work assisting
'he injured.
MORE IB 10
HANDLE WIRE
The Daily Alaskan -Cable.
Washington, Sept. 7 ? General Allen
today made a statement for publication
in which he says that the signal cor.*
is short of men more than It is of offi -
cers. Ke recommended that the corps
be made a part of the line orjjftui/.atloo
Insiead of being maintained separately.
The Dally Alaskan Cable.
Seattle, Sept. T? The Gunboat
Raleigh of the Asiatic fleet arrived
here yesterday. The Cincinnati, Mary
land, Wfs-, Virginia, Pennsylvania and
Colorado are expected to be In port
tomorrow .
I ===== Our -
Rose Brand
Butter
Has Stood The Test? It is the best
that money can buy
GANTY & FRANDSON
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
WILL SETTLE WITH MEN
Tho Dalljr Vla?knn CiWc. '-J
Washington. Sept. 7 ? With the knowledge that the
entire country is in sympathy with the demands of the
striking operators and that to continue to-remain in their
obstinate iK>sition may eventually prove th?- cause of having
the telegraph companies taken over for Federal control, the
the Postal and Western Union companies have about agreed
to submit to the demands of the men and the strike will
likely be called off during the coming week. It is known
that all of the demands of the men will
not be acceded to. but the majority of the contentions made
by the men will be recognize*! and they will be able to
effect an honorable peace.
MURDERER m HE IS
PI $200 FOR CRIME
The I>aily Alaskan Cable. he was paid $200 to commit the deed
Elma," Wash., Sept. 7? Andrew and hu given the police the name* of
Stronp today surreniered to the polic- two men wbrnn he >*y? paid him the
and confessed that he had murdereii money. The officer* hare n^t yet
Frank Todd bv betting him over ibo arrested the men who ara connected
head with a hatchet at his houae in : with the crime by Strone and ref.>?? to
Hoquiari. Tuesday. Strong claims that jriTe their names. ?
ENDORSE ACTS
OF RDOSEVELT
IRRIGATION CONGRESS. APPROVES OP THE
POLICY OF NATION S CHIEF TO
PROTECT ANO IMPROVE
The 1 tally Als?k?n Cable.
Sacrameolo, Sept. " ? The Irrigation
Coneress in sessionjheie today endors
ed U.iosevelts policies applied to the
reclamation of desert land by irrigation
projects and the preservation of the
forests preserves.
Lut*n To It
-tecitals on the Duplex day and night
a the Seattle. Its the -*eetest music
t ie city.
SECRETARY TAFT IN PORTLAHO SPEECH
SITS COUHTFifS TREXO IS AGAINST
RICHES D0K1NAT10N
The I tail) Alaskan Cable.
Portland. Sept. 7? In hi? speech tier;
ye*terJa_v Secretary Ts't eliminate*!
politics from bis address. He s??J that
ibc trend of public opinion in this co in
try w*u growing *ira 'nst the ?hu-e? of
o)inio>i*irM. He ref?*ed to He inter
viewed on tbe snny CMlwn .juettion.
A number of labor unionists wfto h?d
t?eeo requested to Appear on the plat
fo>ra with Secretary Taft declined to do
#o. They ?ent word that tbey did not
beliere in sanctioning Taft as a presi
dential candidate.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
STOVE SPECIALS
We are sole agents for
Cole's Hot Blast
Cole's Air Tights
Majestic, Star of State
and Standard Ranges