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So. m KOVKTEESTH YEAR. fKAGWAT, ALASKA, MONDAY. OCTOBER lfl. 1911 PK1CE. 10 CENT*
FRISCO HMOS PRESf. AFT
Jl BUNCH OF Humes
By AluU New? Hbt**u )
SW FKVNVISOO Oft U iPW*
, . ? ~ .?? . b,vr, c:v,'n one of the
- *>? r * <4roa*? in tfce
la- Lvh*sivevixvd
? hiK? on his trip He spoke at three
.loetinss while in this city, and each
;im?- the auditorwwn was not latere
< noutft to hoM the crowds
The FYosKient h*l for bos Angeles
this morning.
Ml AGAIN
ON THE WING
V"a?V* News Bureau.)
VTXITA K*: <V: 1$ ? \\ jitor O
-s -yss ' T. res;:niinir his
:v the P?* ifi* Arrived in
LAFOLLETIE IS
PICKED 10 WIN
vRt aImU Xtw$ Iiure*u.)
N
S N f -- l.?_ is in
? v, r?o- ;r. ; city today. The
? , Tii 1*. t ?*f > tx'tiocs
"??> ? S a tor L*PoiWt? as
\ lw- - Mt : C
G0T0H JAKES
TWO STRAIGHT
Ky v^ka N . \s HureAU.1
S W-T!l V. ? O- ?: ? In the
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?h t.vV r!a. , ? this cilj
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MEXICAN V. P.
IS ELECTED
(By Alack* New* Bureau. )
MEXICO CITY Oct. 16? By the ac
tio* of the electoral coJlepe. Joee
Snare* u-as elected Vice President
?if :he Republic of Mexico.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
The ast*?ssa>eivt books of the tax
at>l. property :n the Town of Skapway
for the year of 15*11 are no*- j-n my
ha: > and the t&xes levied upon the
>a:?e are now due and payable at my
of; .-e from ten o'clock a rn. to six
o'clock p. m. every day of the week.
< xoept Sumkiye and lepil holidays
Inpaid taxes upon PERSONAL
PROPERTY, as shown by the revised
assessment books. wKl become de
! q .- r.t on the last day of November
next
I'npaid Uixe* upon REAL PROP
ERTY. a* shown by the rtnisod as
s^.?ment books, will be delinquent at
six ?>"??.> k p m on the last day of
February next.
1 i?,ss such Taxes are paid prior
' ,i these dates, they will become de
lir.qti' nt. and twenty per cent of the
:t ount thereof wtt be added thereto.
a> p*>n?Uty. and interest charged at ,
t.t rate of ei?rtit per cent per annum, j ;
from date of delinquency until jwud
William Britt.
Town Tr<"a*ureir ,
>kr-*r,v October 16. 1P11 It* .
\V. \V. Bousrhton. air^nt for t h ? j i
' ;*<<i . S-eamship company. recex o<1 j <
a cable toda> statins tha* the Klk>.|]
Rohlffs left JuneM at S o'clock this :
morning for this port and would arr:\ i
late tonight Sho win saiJ for i
Juneau and way ports at S o> K>< k i
Tuewl?y morninp
You will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
SUITS AND
POLO COA TS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-Te-Date Haberdasher and Ladies FumWttr.
ma mice is mm
(By Alaska N?ws Bureau.)
VICTORIA. B. C. Oct. 16? The Can
adian Pacific Steamship Company's
stt<wiK>r Princess Roatrice on her way
south from Prince Rupert la reported
to have run aground on Noble Island.
She had 30(1 passengers aboard, but
they were all taken ashore in safety.
Aid is being sent to the stranded
vessel.
TURKS REPULSED BEFORE TRIPOLI
'
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
TRIOLI Oct. 16 ? Yesterday Turktet
troops made an attack on this oity in
an attempt to retake ft from the Ital
ian force? who are now occupying it
They were repulsed, sustaining a
prreat loss In kiHed, wounded, and
men taken prisoners
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 16? Before
one of the largest and most enthusi
astic crowds that ever attended ? ball
esanie i-n this city, the home team tocld
the New York Giants Into camp, the
score being 3 to 1.
The Athletics p laved an errorless
came and Eddie Plank who pitcJied
for the Phillies heW the Ola tits down
to four hits. There were ft hits and
3 errors against New Yory.
New York made one nm in the
swxxmd, an<l Philadelphia made one
In the first and two in the sixth.
Owlnj? to a lfcht rain which foil
last nijrht the RTwinds were very Jive
lv and the weather today was IdKl
Batteries: New York: Maquard
and Meyers. Philadelphia: Plank
and Thomas
PMCIKAL JOKER
VERY ANNOYING
F\*r the pas* few days the joyful
|ok<T has been petting in his deadly
work, and as n consequence most of
the niTTvnanis of the town have put
a price on their stores and stocks,
or eise they have -begun to look
around with a view of "cutting down"
i^xpensea, and all becctuee the aft>re
said joker haiing had a pipe dream
ir a few drinks of hooch, and buiM
i"d for himself a nice "company"
<"Vo in the building formerly oc
upied by the B. M. Rehronds Mer
cantile Company, where the "Com
l>any" vrnld retali goods of all de
script ions at "marked down prices."
und especially would the NnplojrM
>f the White I'ass and Yukon Rou:^
ret the benefits of this juicy cut in
the hi*jh coet of living."
Just before sailing south last Sat
irdav, a representative of thte pap?-i
put the matter si>qar<\ly up to Vkr
r*re*ident rMckeson . and after he got
ihe meaning he said that there was
il>9D)uteiy no troth to the rumor It
was absolutely false, as the Company
had no intention of goinj: into the
mercantile business either on a big
-?r little scale. ' To the contrary.''
he said, "it is niy intention to as
sist the merchants all 1 po??iWy cau
to keep in business, for that is what
we want in this country."
Now let the practical joker take to
the woods.
All the late telegraph ne?? In the
Daily AJaakan.
K F Seamans. advance agent of|
the Sherman Cleveland Opera Com
pany. which has twn pJaring all the|
larger towns on theYukon this mini
mer. arrived in Skagwwv on Sitnrday
and i* prrfetcing arrangements for
his company to show in this city at
the Klks hall the latter part of the
week
Mr Sea mans reports a very suc
cessful season inside. anil says that
the start which his company received
in Skagway has continued during the
entire trip.
The company arrived in Whitehorsej
today on the steamer Whitehorse ami
will perorm In the Elks haU here!
for throe nights, Wednesday Thurs- ;
day and KYiday.
DEBONAIR JAMES
Mr .Tames 1 jpsoombe. agent for the
White Pass A Yukon Railway Coin j
pany at Atliu has returned to spend
the winter in Victoria He report*
tha-t business is flourishing through
out the North There wa* itn excap
tionally large tourist travel through ;
the country this summer and since
the opening of the shootii* season
there have been several big gam*
expeditions from various points t*it
fitted on trips through the Httle ex
plored regions of British Columbia's
frontier. ? Victoria Colonist.
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? 1
I Pigs Feet In Glass
t
+
W? have the celebrated "MorreHY' Pickled Pigs Feet *
in quart jars ? put up with utmost care as to deanli* .j.
ness and quality. Just the thing for those Dutch +
lunches. *
+
Price 50c Each +
i
I P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
-t.
Mr ROBERTS COMPANY IN
THE "CHAUFFEUR" TONIGHT
Think of It! $70.25 receipt* for Sat
urday night an<1 an even $->5 00 Sun
day n*i?ht, is the best the theater
poers of Skac~? a v won Id do for a
FIRST CLASS COMPANY
The May Robert* company pat on
two oft he bedt plays in their reper
totre and those who were there the <
two nightx felt the ttliwh of sharoo
for the "stay-away* who are always
hollering for a "good s*how." and
when a (food company condnwrvml*
to play here, they "pans it up."
Not one person who was fortunate
enough to be present last nurht wiH
ever regret facing the incK?ment
weather, and it i* safe to say thai ,
many thnes during the corning Ion*
winter they will speak of Miss Rob
erts and her company.
fhit PTKwieh of thl* kind of talk
Mim Roberta ha* ?+r?n Sk?*way
an opport?j?Ry of rMwmln* it.**lf .
by off?rin* to play on* mor? ni?ht.
and that wHJ b? ?oni*hf Sh<> will
prpfwnt 'hat frmnl??t of romodl?"?.
"Th* Chauffeur' in whk-h th<? ?nfir?
ronrpany ha* an opportunity to b?>
s**>n at ita b?w<
Mtas Roberta will pi** ">* P*rr "*
"Mary" who la in l??v* with ?h?
chuffnir, who h? a rolW* *r*dii*??'
of Heid??lf*?rr.
ll^tw^n tfw M tn . Mr. Rob"rt<w>n
wiH iWitw his famoiw Chin**^ rnon
olof(iH>. *nd St. John and Williamson
will ning and daiwe.
B?> rood to yoiirsrlf. and your wif?
or your bf?t iclrl. *nd b* at th* show
tonlcht.
REBELS WOULD
MAKE REPUBLIC
(By AlaaVa New* Bureau.)
PEKIN. China Oct 16 Advice*
which h?ve been rwcii ?d from all
over the empire, state that plans are
beii* made for a irenrral uprising
hy the R?be|? everywhere and the7
are planning to crush the Manchu
dynasty and establish a republic
10
E
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
8BATTI.E. Oft ]? On November
3rd. FYank (Jotrh will cive *n exhi
bition wre*t4iiiK matxh w i'-h VnssW
Mahmoiit in thfw c!*y
I>r W. K MuftmHan. dentist from
.lunt-ani arrived on the rson and
has opened an offbe In the rjolden
North Hotel for a short time .It
APPOINTMENT
VERY PUZZLING
(By Alaaka News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. r> C. fKt. 1??
Pr<wWlpnt Taft is puzr-VM as to who
he 1? to appoint to st?rce*>?i Jontire
Harlan on the l'nit?l States Su
preme B?ik1i im>tlr# Marfan* suo
ressor wfH be the fifth Just lr? presi
dent Taft ha* h?wf to appoint
OB. BROOKS 10
BE ENTERTAINED
fBy Alaska News Bureau.)
W, \Tl.E Ort 1* Pr AKr?1 II
Brooks r<*urne?1 to tJ?is eity last flat
iirilav from his season ? work In VI
a?ka awl will be the frne?t of the \rr
Mr f'hib fonWrht
The Pritwess Royal, of the f P
R . will arrtre hi port \Verfn?s*lay
mornln* and will sail for the south
I the same evenin*
$15.00
Any Suit in Our
Window For ??
$15.00
WILL CLAYSON- Qothier
Die Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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