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No. 177. THIRTEENTH YKAH.
."?KACIVAY, ALASKA. SATURDAY, APRII. 1, 1911
PRICE. 10 CENTS
EMPIRE STATE
GETS SENATOR
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
\LB.\NY. \pr1l 1? At * night ses
von held her* last night the State
' ?i?latnre ?tect??d State Suprem
.1 i?tice .f*m?? A. O'Oorman. a dem
rat of New Tor* City, to the pos
i'>o? of t*. S Senator from thte
s-'tate This come* a? a surprise to
? any New Yorker*. as It wa? eon
lently eip^cted that Sheehan would
* ?. <>ut rr^? ^
TEXAS SCENE
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau)
VI ST1N. Te* , April 1? A terrific
? rtd nioriu l? racing throughout a
le ? tlon of thla State No estl
ale of the amount of damage done,
r.or the llrea loat. ean at present be
nade.
MINEMRIKE
III CANADA
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WINN1PBG. Man.. April 1? Strik
;ni for an open shop and an Increase
in wages, te#. thousand miners are
?>?it in Western Canada The strike
s w?-U organ led and will probably
->?** for a long period.
Shark's F Knapp. assistant treas
t .er of the Pittsburg-Pritish Gold
Co . of Pittsburg. Pe\na,. operating
n T.es in Atlln district, passed thru'
Sk>gway enroute to AUin today
Robert R By ram arrived upon the
State of California and went on
through on this morning's train to
jMlin Mr. Byram is connected with
lit- Pittsburg- Rrlttoh Gold Co
April Pool.
CU1 WILL
BE SPEAKER
(By Altaic* N?ws Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 1
At a secret caucus held here la ' '
night by thf democrats, Chan.p Clar<
nas nominated as Speaker of th'
House for the 6?nd Congress
FOR 1250,006
SE \TT1.K. Mar. 24-One of th.
few times in the history of the Al
askan mW fields that a discoverer of
a new camp has come to enjoy In a
fair measure the returns of his pi
onering. "Rllly" IXkeman. who with
hn Reaton. uncovered the first on- >
of gold taken from the Idltarod die I
pings, has Jus- been given fo' his In- !
I rest* In Ottor creek properties a .
col quarter o# a .pillion
Two vmrs fejen plkema" was a J
typ'cal prosp-^ tor. rich only in hoi?
I>aton, who Is now "outside" enjoy
Ins his first vacation from wilderness
toll he has had In years, does not
rejoice over the news of his part
ner's sale
'Billy's ground Is worth all of
iha and a lot more." Beaton declar
ed "and 1 believe he would have
been made a millionaire by h'*Ot*er
claims alone had he held them ami
n/ned the ground himself."
George Riley and William Marsten,
. Fairbanks miners who went to
;h Iditarod soon after Braton and
i\keiran made their first discover
!e . bought the mines. Alaskans
l.?ro give significance ?? their being
!h purchasers, too, for they say
th* two must have gained the fortune
1 1' preset) ted *>y the purchase price
Mi the new country, as neither had
more than a few thousands when
they Joined th* stampede from Fair
banks.
The State of California arrived In
port this morning at si* o'clock with
a good freight and passenger list
Phe sailed south at 4 this afternoon
with seven passengers
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LUadies.J
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Our New Spring Line of m
! HATS i
Are Now On Display ?
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? Pick YOURS out now before the one that YOU +
want is gone
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a Have you seen our Spring line
? SHIRT WAISTS
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jjj See Our Window Display j
?I H. J. LYNCHl
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? T>? Up-T?-0?t? M?b?rdashtr and Ladlaa Furnish*.
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"BOSS" COX
DISAPPEARS
(By AVaaka New* Bureau)
CINCINNATI, April J? Lute <ast
nl*ht before the flr^l adjournment
of the Grand Jury a fmb Indictment
???? brought &7"lns. ? Bos* 1 Cox, for
? rjnry. Cox nas disappeared and
?h Federal authorities hav<< b?*en un
atle to locate him this morning.
ISllESPECI
y. S. UNIFORMS
(Br Alaska New* Bureau1
SEATTLE, April 1 ? Busings* men
who exclude men from thrtr plai-os
f v wearing the uniform of the
I " ted States army. navy and onr
li ? corps. ? ill he guilty of a mi*
'lomeanor and subjen to a fine of
t"*0. hereafter. This Is a new fed
eral law for which officer* In
government s^rrlre have been work
In* for some time. Only recently,
several saPora were barred from a
fii'tln* rink in Seattle. fXespite vlji
o ? us protest*, nothing could b-? done.
N >w, fncle Sam will protect the men
* bo wear his uniform.
FINDS LEDGE
Parties coming from the interior
r. port that F. V. Yaughan. the well
1-nown proprietor of the Ticket road
house, has located a quart* ledm*
samples from which show free gold
The ore body, is said to be ten
fret across li<e face anl to be trace
alio for a distance of several claim
bnsihs. Mr. Vauahn has brought
a quantity cf the rock down to his
toac'house where it wa? placed on
exhibition.
The ledee is said to be in plain
v'ew of all who pass over the gov
ernment tra and several experienc
ed miners who have visited the prop
el ty claim thai Vaughn's showing is
a remarkable one The madhouse
man is elated over th-? find and
states that h? will comn.enc? devel
opment work Just as soon as the
vather will lermit. ? Yaldei Miner.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Mass and short address at 9 a. m
Sunday School 12:30 p. m.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
On Friday evening. Stations of the
Crtss at 7:30. Everybody is cor
d.ally Invited.
Father P. H. Turnell, S. J
JURY EXCUSED
TILL MOAY
(By Alwrtt* News Bureau)
SEATTLE, April i--The Jury In I
o Al&aka Coal I And Cases, has
.en excused until Monday. Judge j
h nford will then deckle the motion j
of the defendent.s for a directed ver
v 't in their favor. Ilriefa hare been j
submitted, contending that no crime i
h.-s been committed.
(By Alaaka New* Bnr?an)
fKATTLfi, April 1 ? A* noon as
weather conditions permit, the crest
Northern will rernme work on the
million dollars worth of snow sheds
1*. Is building in the Cascade Moun
tain*. Some 1..VM feet of sheds were
fnlshed last fall. In the vicinity of
?\'oHln?,ton. where the fatal disaster
happened a rear ago This season,
tie snow did not inconvenience the
cp?rating department of the road,
to speak of. Although some snow I
f .11, it went off In such a way as
i ol to disturb schedules The road
ay will also be made seenre against |
p-emature thawa.
Mrs. Oeo Mowl, one of the oldest
residents of Ska-stay, passed away
this morning at 10:40.
Mrs Mowl was born In Worcester
shire. England, on Dec. 18. 1835, and
had lived in America for nearly half
century.
Arrangements have not been made
as yet for the funeral.
The Tampico Is on her way north
with a load of freight, having left
S- attle Thursday morning at nine
?c'lock.
H. B. LeFVrre returned on the
State of California this morning from
a trip to the Stat*.
Prank H. Nichols has severed his
connection with the local Frye-Brnhn
Market, and with his family left on
t -e State of California this after
noon.
Western Express Money Orders
cJ-eapost and best tf
LOST ? A gold belt pin. Finder
P'ease leave at this office. 3t
50 cents for a Home Cooked meal
at the Royal Cafe, Whitehorse. Quick
rerrlce. White Help. tf
I Borax Chipsl
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Save you a great deal of hard
work on wash day. Makes the +
clothes whiter and hygienically *
clean. No sticking to the iron +
when BORAX is used. Jj
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We sell it in one pound packages at 15c +
Two packages tor 25c +
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ABE SHELL
BEATS BURNS
(By Atoka New* Burma)
NEW YORK. April I? Abe AtteH ,
tn\\j defeats Frank!* Born* h?r?
!.??# night in their ten round bont
F.iiras never had a show from start ;
to finish.
LGAST IS
TIE CHAMPION
(By Atoka New* Bureau)
SAN rRAMCWCO. April I? Ad Wo:-!
c/?st had an eaay time defeating j
<*nto!W l>eGrande, whose *?conds ,
t'>rew tip the *pon<r? in the ffth '
rr?nnd of what was to hare b^en a 1
u.n round fi*ht here last night.
Al
FIVE PER CENT.
(Br Atoka New* Bwsaq)
TOKIO, April 1 ? The government
trdar negotiated a loan to China ,
o: $5.000 ,<K>0 which will be twed by
the Chinese government for the
famine snffers Five per rent is
tnc irterest charged
ANOTHER RIOT
IN TOE COORT
ViTERBO, Italy. Mar 22? A riot
In the courtroom today where tlilr '
ty nine Canuwriats are beinc tried for
r.nrder caused the judge to can in
a regiment o* regular soldiers to
cVar the room. The prisoners tried
'o fscap*- from the st*H cage In vain. j
C. D. HIlllH
IS SENTENCED
(By AiMkft N?w* Burma)
SEATTLE. April I? C. D. HIIIm?n,
a bo ?tl ?>nrlcl^f thr*> w*?k? m*i
m? thlrt<N?n --oo?it? for twin* th?
malls for fraudulent pnrpow*. wa*
(hit mo'nfn* w?r to two j**r*
and ?i* months at IMawl,
rn<\ fln?f IT.JOff and rmrtif H~ wa#
al*o *l?<*n twenty days In the eoni*
ly Jail for contempt of rmrl P*wt
inc an appeal. rlilhnan mis', furnish
1215,000 bonds or ?Uy in J*1I.
HITCHCOCK IS
VERY ANGRY
(By AlMka S^wt B areas)
WASHINGTON. D. C., April I?
Poet master 0?n?ral Hlt?-h?y* lo
<*>?** a drar.tfr order ehar*ln* arm-9
oi postal division Inspector* from
on* part ->f *ho ronntry to th? ntlw.t.
REBELS IIP
fEDERAL ARMY
(By Ataatot ft?wt B van)
MKXICALf. April 1? In a ??<?h
l rn'y fotnth* battle near
t.?. FVfioral 'ronps hare b-en r?pol?
H with a b?ary low TH?- R?b?H
?*? u*ln* dynamite on all train* and
?irld*es In tho rirlnfty
J?rk Kennedy arrlrM In town oo
the
George Blanrbard arrWed hom? on
th? State of California after a mon'h
?f.xnt on the Sotind on bnslness
J. B Cooley r?*nrned on the S'a?"
of California from a winter spent In
th State#
The Ramona left SeaftU *t 9
o rlork for this port. She is taking
the City of Seattle-* rni.
B FOR THE
: Transient Trade
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? We are lined up stronger than ever
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" Everything In Warm Goods
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? Felt Shoes for Women and Men
? Wool Coats, Hackinaw Coats
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? Woolen Lined Canvas Pants
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? Heavy Underwear Corduroy Trousers
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? Sweater Jackets Storm Shoes
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? Fur and Wool Caps of all Kinds
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? fWool and Working Gloves
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