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\V \SHINV.T0N\ n C Ort .V? In
Thr or>*l rr?i?V> of tlK
tk>vfnni?? U v*. Ck*rh? Miiwltr Ar
. S oUv et *i. U?e Supreme Own*
h?? ft bri?<f iwvtins fv>rtl? the
f?ct Um?i Umn> <harreR of frftoJ
-?.o?W h?- f *d n the .<Ute of W**h
Imim
i > \lA?k? Nc" RureM.)
.'I NK VI Oot o ? {*o\-emor W*JI?r
K V'hirls hfts been rubified by the
i*?l*ftrtjif M of th.^ Interior ti?? one
hurxirrsl nrxl pi*tr ?r"r<* of r-ontid
- l nprinj
in \lft.?k? bfts be.*> * from
t P. H CLUB
10 filKE DANCE
Tomorrow n?h! th White Pm*
Vthletic CM< * SI sivf it *o? itU thuxf
^t ???*? (Mt to whJoh the ct>wer*l pwh
h- n invit.M
The Ohth t:iH? i** ?**?*? !it
t-"r?ttar js*Wvfc? itartnc the irinter. nn
with Uif r? pwlxljor i? hft* o'\JnT?l in
hi jv?*i for >H? uMIitj ami hoe
r> ' ? \ * ' . N **v juTorrlni All lhr?r
? h.< a1" .i.>f the WV-, p*??
Ke c ??f ?* ?hmiM ib?4 with
K>'?h)?? Orvh wt> ft niH he in ?t o?x1
??!? *n?i iRV^Kh |>r Re"d it no
k?>?.T it* >? ?nd?r the ?Ne dt
' '?? "*? ;p M Prvvf the ore* r
ml 1 u No- i V^l together, nhd
h**lnt f>ro<*)re4 n\> on *H the l*i?*t
? ?t< h\ mw. all ?ho fttte*><i tho
?!*!>?> t?>niorr?>* nitht mnj r??t mwt
? .i th<* ts*~ ntioic *ill ho Or*i rift***
GfflNTS wm
THE PENNANT
tBy Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK Oct 5 ? By taking the
can?t> from the Brooklyn? yesterday.
Uic i^nnant if assured tbe New York
Giants, even though tJicr K*e all of
the remabnnjs (tames to be played.
Ymli l <?!*? frame was one of the best
of U?o season. and as it was played
on the home prounds. ibe crowd
wh uti was one of the bwt that
has ever been in attnedance at a
ball came went wild wh^n the final
?score of two to nothfn* was chalked
up -
Th K??nai peninsula is the Oalif<?
ma o4 Alaska " Mid Dr F B Whit
1nj. the rental physician for the Oop
pr RIv?t and Northwestern Railway
Company to the Gateway yf^rterday
aft-?-!?oon "It Is a beautiful ccmn
try Mid 1 have simply fallen In love
? tO, <t. 1 have been the- rii'^x of
those nK-sl hnnpltaMe hosts and rood
f. Slows. Flank Town** and Fred Bry
? ' M Cd per rt>eek. and had * most
?l.HphtfW <utins This is my fir**
* i?X to the K*??ai IVninsiila although
1 hate lived in Alaska since 1S?v 1
hav?? heard mwh abo?t it and det?T
min?>d to <>ome and see It for myself
I would cpetaMy Hke to lit* here
Yom have a beautiful townsite. a mac
r> rv.*ent haT*?or. and a slorlons conn
try i-orrttjtvoue ] am called away
on important court business. *ill
- turn this faH. if posri?l?> atKl *?ay
v^r Sonard r,at.'*m
Take her to the W. p \ Club
dam-- tomorrow nicht
You will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
jfeipCQjU
SUITS AND
POLO COA TS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
?n* U* To and P?nWir.
15
(By Alaaka News Bureau.)
ST LOITM. Oct R ? WhUe maktn*
a flitht In it monoplane at Kinloch
Park, the regular aviation grounds
of the St liouift Aero Club, <fcirhiK
the Veiled Prophe? exen rise* Ja*t
night, Aviator- Beachey fell from
o?nsid<Tahle height to the pavement,
ami was rtidcwd unconscious by the
fall He was taken at once to tho
hospital, where physicians pronounce
his condition very serious
The accident was w Itneaaed by !
thousands of spectators, and as the
daring bird man wa* kept In view of
the crowds by use of a search
while he was in the air. when he
fell many women filmed, who were ,
in the victnKy of the spot where he |
1 struck the ground.
IS
FLYING WEST
(By Alaaka New* Bureau.)
New York. Oct 5 ? Aviator Oving
ton this morning eta r ted his mono
plane for the Pacific.
Seated firmly In his cur, his fin*
attempt at rising in the air was wic
cessftil, and he started Ms flight to
the Westward an??d the cheers of a
treat throng of spectator*
SCHLEY GIVEN
NAVAL FUNERAL
(By Alaaka News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, 0 C. Oct The
fuiiTal of Admiral WlnfieM Scott
S- hley took place Ht this Hty today
The impressive Naval burial cere
nmni'v were held over the remains
>f the rot?1 1'nlted Statse Natal of
fleer, and a large detatrhmrtft of Ma
rines were in the ftmeral p*oeeswk>n.
(By Alaaka News Bureau.)
RAWLINS, Wyo Oct 5? President I
Taft witnessed an eihibKlon of Wild j
West sbmts in this citv yesterday,
ind left last night for S*K. bake City
V'tah. and is due to arrive there late |
this afternoon
PANAMA CONSUL
IS RECALLED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PANAMA. Oct &--The Cabin* of
the Republic of Panama. expressing
th>'<r dissatisfaction over the work
of Rodolfo Perot, Consul General to
t.ie United Stain, hw recalls him
AUTO QUARTET
STARTS WEST
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ALBANY. N. T. Oct. Poor par
ties driving as many automobiles, left
this city ttite morning on a tour
through the United States, with the
ultimate iiHenion of reaching Ix>a
Angeles, OaL
THIEVES STEAL
FROM CHURCH
The supplies *hWh were placed In
the Red I >ra* on consisting of dishes,
ookin* wt??sHs and three vahmbte
lamps have recently disappeared and
whoever took them left no word **
o why or where they were removed
j without consent We must there
fore assume that the goods hsre been
'toJen. though we are loth to believe
hat there ts a man in all Alaska
nean enough to s?t#?| from the Red
>ragon.
The biiUdina and its contents was
* donation to Chttfna citieens by
<hop Rowe and the Rev. JSeigler.
' Cordova .and It* door h? never
lacked Here all are welcome to
r<ad the papers and Wbrary and
warm thernseHes by the fire, and par
ticipate If they choorte In the services
ot *imc low down scoundrel, with
o more principle or manhood than
? hunjry hyena, crept like the proves
?ial thief fn the night. In at the open
\?or. and carried away for his own
*e that which was donated aa a
acrlflce of others for the w*e of tho
rwblk- A man who would drwecrate
the House of Ood, and steal fro the
eopje at the same tltne is doubly
-nilty, and should go hide hlma?!>lf
irith the brute* of the moinrtalns U<
which class he belong*
PHONOGRAPHS TO RECORD
PROGRESS IN ORATOR V
SEATTLE. S<?pt. 23- -A phonograph
with records of speeches made by
each of the fltuder?t? public speak- 1
inn at various timoa during their
course. will show the de-elopment of
students in that subject at the Uni
versity of Washington thia year
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hom?t? thru the excellence of its flavor.
+ Another shipment recently arrived; we
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for this popular brand
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75 Cents and 40 Cents. +
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: P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
?I*
limy STILL BOMBARDS TURKS
EDM STEAMS
10 SEATTLE
(By Alaska New? Bureau.)
8RATTI,E. Oct. a ? Wort hu r eaci
ed the ofTVf* of the Alaska tfteanv
*#?lp Com pa tit In Lh*? city that
Alaska Cable Temler Burngdde went
to the rescue of the stfeamshlp Edith,
which was aground in Sumner
Strait, and without mwh difficulty
firreeded in pulling her off. Am the
Edith had wwtained very little dam
age. ahe at onre retimed her course
for thria port imder her own stpam.
EARTipE
STARTS GLACIER
(By Alaaka Newa Bureau.)
VAIJ">EZ Sept. 23 ? The earthquake
which visited this Mctioh dislodged
a wmftM riacier on the mountain fop
of Mineral Oufrh, which fell into the
valley below. This cauwed dame and
freeta? to br>a k through and there
was a rating torrent of si* f"* of
water. but a.? it found an outlet
through a forty foot canyon into the
bay hut Wttle damage resulted
SMALL VALUE
POT ON SPEECH
WASH iOTON. D. C, Oct ? ? A
bronr.e p 'tiny of the vintage of 1*49,
*en* to Secretary N a.jro| by W. H.
RoBman. a New .Jersey man who said
he like*) aome of the ?peeche? the
sorretary had made, has alarmed
Nag*)'* secretary, Marry A Stevw*.
who fears If It la accepted Nage) may
be acr-nacd of graft and be investi
gated by a Cnngr<w?iona| committee
fft y Alaska Vow* Bureau.)
ROME fid 6 ? While the Dwke of
Abruzil ?m bombard Hi* Pr ?*r?sa
'hk mon.in*. w>wnl small ??asflng
flying the F?rVlah flag. were
unavoidably deat-oyH by the 1'alian
warships
At the preset* thn* the elty of
Mytilene Is being borr>bard?d by ffjif
hin battl?nt?*ps
It I* denied that 'he Italians hav<?
?*nWed Tripoli. and the word has
b?en giren o*?t fiiat the *?orwl bom
bardment of that city will b*gtn thin
afternoon The I tall 4 n warships hare
not entered the harbor of TripoH. a#
It wan learned that the entire harbor
waa protected by adfomarln* mines
HAROLD HARTWIGSEN
IS NOT A QUITTER
On May 17th thh? pa/ppr was in
formed that Harold Hartwigs??ri had
sob) oot bfe Interests In the AJaaka
Tiansfnr Company, and had gone to
his old home to reside permanently
I pen Mr. Hartwigsen's return a
sh?rt time ajro. it was learned that
this was a misstatement, and we cheer
n.Hy comet it.
Mr. HartwiESen Si**? that he wis
merely away on a risH to his old
home, and that he has r?t? irned to
again resume an active part in the
affair* of the Alaska Transfer Com
pany. and will from this time on be
fourtri "dofnjr business at the same
old stand."
It ia with pdeaiurp that we are en
abled to make the above statement,
for "Harold" baa always had the
eond wil of all who have ever known
him. and many expremkms of re*ret
wore made wh?n H was thought that
he was leaving Skagway for good,
H k? with Just as hearty erpr-w
siona of pleasure that hi* return to
the bi^tness field of fflkftgway ia
votr-ej
fk>od Time? Oood Floor? flood Mu
sic ? tomorrow night at the W P A.
CV?b dance
B. P. O. B. No 431. will hare a
r<*?i?l ar meeting tonl?hf This la M*
a joke
H D. Klmae and family are now
occupying the Ren Moor? Cot fa*" on
nfth Arewi?. whera th?y will her*
after re?ld<*
John Olson waa a passenger snuih
on the princes* May last night en
ro??te to St Paul, wher? he wHl ?UK
for a month with relative* and frienda
$15.00
Any Suit in Our
Window For
$15.00
: WILL CLAYSON~(SL,
Hie Home of The
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? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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