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SKAOWAY ". ALASKA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1912 PRICE 10 CEXIV)
COnERILL IS|;
ELECTED MM
CAHLV KETUHNS ?NO?CATE
VICTORY FOR DEMOCRAT
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MtATTUK. M*rv?i *-AX**rt?rr to
?ll ?*4 ?Hrw<Jy Ik <???
tnafktkm to tfc* r??*lt* of tlw pri
mary ofertion h?M )fc<4 month. ?*My
>*port? t*r>m lb*
'h?t timw 0*?i?rfli th# iwomuir
i^m>4 M?. Km ?-on the (MkroriqitT
iw hy a ?n?u*?*? of ftrp hwulr^l
'????, atk HI QUI. lit rwJfel
\f*rrr and RopnMioan randfcWo.
TV* f1**J pewit* of tho ?>r?n*
hac* not Iwt rfolM. T%f> PpwV*
*r* <-.<rprtslnt to iiw*.- trim K*t*>
?ieV?| t h* ^metwe of Um? oampaAaii
?ft #r tl?* Wjc voir m^v?| Ity <W)I
i? U?* nt wktofc tinvf h?
m.v> rc**? tin* M> rrrwW
*a oopowetit r>?.rH?Ji, *n.) <y?tor1>l
ifOtaWlWrt.
HAINES MERCHANT
OIES rRO* ?*ER?TlON
V t**saram *a? r?> ** i-ol ffvite S*
?Mt MM Mgkt H Hahww teftlof r<
it* of Mr. Harry *V. **?> ??"
kaotra bqftiJMMe tnan of UmU. <4tf. Mr
t*y kw Sm fA.i'?njE tat h?*Mk ftr
-<ntM> Unm>
v mom* *pv\ M^yMnjitwkM *.y Xo>
^?. k* ???t to S<?iU? mfc<rn'' hr
Htw rs?praV4 rtpon. TV ????**? ?"*
*m ik* it nwfTnnt and ? twoml tmt
t *s. K> N> P?rfn lll<< ?t) ?H<?r f>?
i?n>
TVr 4mU ?< Vr PiVT is a {!*??
?taoc A to Uw n?k)Mt? of Httoto. kf
savin* U?*>d tit*** ftar many r?<?
> tragi o*x> ?( t)if tbo
NEW BUILDING.
? hwiM a ! <*?t
.**? or ?lr??s a hwf. >*t it
t a ?*t of ctolhos ?* aa
I oa* *?Ud * ft* JW! P?i
<r*v-fcrmn?fe(9 *?a Rt
\v;rr\N tuloks.
Gtd Motri. r?%
ANGRY MEXICANS STONE
FLEEING AMERICANS
Many C?ti??a cf V. S- P*? Fro*"1
M?xi;a. R?s?nUw?nt Sunning Mlg .
AmaHeao *?**??*? H?va N*^cw
E?c*t*
tBy \taska N'?w* ftoreaw.)
MKX1CO CtTY. Marx>h ?? A?M>
rr^*?ir*?d from th* Nvnrfor df
rttif- that that* is a brisk ?**??*?'* of ,
from this rvuMifv f >i>ow u
;ho pr-> lamartnn Immmh) by Praai j
I T*R aram^n* all Ntlw? ol the B Hit
?l stfttrc frwm ran&tntnc
ft Is rpportod that in many p"a>>?
?mal) rtat# took piaro and many |?.
i M?Ha wvcp Ujppwti at tha ftealna
^itiwWnv Oa* party of \m^r:oan?
ttaroH** in kiMok s*r Ihc e4iy ct
**"\ Joan ,*??! Rio. HO miVn north of
Jm oltjr, report hathi* afowa ;
Hy a mwrd nf ^n^ry M?>*i<-an!*. am)
j My **<\<p??4 *Hh lf-?4r Mvpa, lha
' \lati ??** ?(? iil-i, \ 'It U > Orin
jo ?< "
YVKON GOLD COMPANY
TO ortN MACHINE SHO*
Tba Yakoa tMM <v*npa?iy ?rH?jXHi
tea bi|t niacfcina ?lmp?> at Onwrip
IVfcta* \h+ ftrat of V?rrt*. ?rs thrj
Kmwii ?wa. ami wHl ja?t on ?? to
1 7$ mm. In prapwatkna fnr the <x*n
l?* <tra<tira and hyrtrawHc aM?n?v Th<
forrwaw arrivod this ?-Hs frcxn a
j visit *o U>e oiitekte TN? coropany
!?aa al?a Iwtp and many
? hrrtraattc planta trMoh will N> opor (
j*W thin s***
Thf Canadtan-KJomUkp company. 1i I
a iitkI wrtoort , wfll open R? maehttw .
i ?-hofa. at R**r creek. th? Tftat ct
*arcfc Thirty or fwty daya arttt br '
roqakxl ro (Prt the Mr dr^rttf Oana ;
ban. U* tenreat In th*> worM. hcem-i
fc* the (^aaan'a operatic**
><>?? r*^*ira atan aHll N? tw*"dfs1 for !
?Ita othor xtrWltre Some parts '
*ia o>*if or?* the trail
LAD'ES aid society
WILL NOT MEET.
TW Ut.lio* AM SociKy of the
V.thodi?w church *US not met* ?t
'the ht >mp of Mrs A R Tbwnp tc?
iMtrn aftomoon. as arranpod Th??
N? poBtponod f<*
Whan la \M>?taJwraa atop at
nwmtaten H<*al IVat m*afe,
j WK h?*t inYomiwdMtow, U? |
j pr^i-s*. ^ i
special Offerings
xr T\ In *11 the New Kre
New Dress CMfons ?fr
* Y r\ T* ? ? 1? Spanirled A
New Dress lnmmings^f?
"First Shipment of Spring Goods"
Will Arrive This Week
NOW
cxt Ihtf
Pattern
Counter
SO* j
LADIES HOME
JOURNAL
SPRING STYLE
BOOK
20c with a 15c
Pattern
H. J. LYNCH
Tfc* U&-T?sO?t? an4 L ?:'!?? Fwrni mhmr.
ACCUSE TAFT
OF COERCION
federal office holders
DRAGGED INTO CAMPAIGN
Roesevelt Me?dquer?m Cbnr^t Thi?
AtfmlnbtHUlc* ?.? IMtfr.j lllojltlnv-te
Method*. Alto Cfc&.Herf>? T*1 to
Submit Choice of Repubfl;*'- C^
<tid;tc te General Primary.
illy Alaska New* Pureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. March ??
Circulars have beea Isabel by the
RooeeveR hiHUlijiUwVr* charging that
?Wfrkm is Itelng wapd on (he fed<?ral
aCfieehoJclers by Taft luid Ilk pollti
? iU nnwtajrera
Ttuve have Kmw\ mary rumors cof
-ent to the effect thai the adminis
tration fo ustag tta *pfio>n?lve pow er
Hot the pnrpoe* of lirtMut ?H> those
nhoee popHions dep<md up-m Pr?**:
rtofli mi appointment Wt ?*?pporf cf
President Taft
Tho R(vwi ??U manage** k'?? Is
?>xh1 a chall?i?e t<xlay to the Taft
upjv^wr* rhaUr-ngfttK ?hem to nub
mtt the nomination of Uk> Pwlrlfnl
a) candidate to a <Wci*t primary
vote in every Stat* of the C?>ton. to
settle the qwesttan a? to whether the
neople want Taft or Roosevelt to
run on the repwblV-an ticket
PANAMA CANAL IS
THREATENED WITH SLIDES.
XKW ORLEANS. FW>. 27? Karth
s) hies totaiHng n?*riv t.Ntjtfl cubic
yard* have interfered with oreratitos
in the Oulebra Cat eeotkH' of the
Panama Canal, acrordin* to man <H?
patch** received yesterday frora Co
loa. Cracks in the earth fadkftfce a -
other slide. which mar tornnc mere
alarming proportions
The letfer says the first rflWe i*i
the east bank wa* of about 2."?0,010
cubic yard*, tearing away ? blc se~
twa of the 95-foot road and closing a
portion of the drainage ditch This
slide. 5t continue*, *411 necessitate
lh? relocation and rwgTadinjc of all
raiirood tracks in the vicinity of the
Pioneer Cat The earth Is cm fcel In
the vicinity of this slide an.1 canal
worker* are alarmed over the prob
ability of another great earth "slip."
The second slide, on the west bnnk.
was on the site of the ereat slid* of
two years a?o. Canal workers ssy
it has "become e*tensi*e ai*in," ap
proximately 750,000 <mb4c yards hav
ing already cone in and the end is
not believed to be in s^icht
"Added alarm was caused here
several days ago." con'^ludes the let
ter, which was a week in transmis
sion. "when a lea-Hag Panama news
paper printed a report that the bot
tom o? the canal had bulged because
?f the pressor^ of the slides on the
narth walls
"Official denla'c have be?n enter
; ed, but they have allayed the ap
prehension only in pari If the bot
' tom of the cut really baljes, It Is
j admitted that the < "tr?eq?nmees won Id
(be prave"
8URNSIDES 18 WORKING
ON ALASKA CABLE
'Crble Tender Retched BrsA* Today.
I 100 Mtlw F.-om Seattle. Captain
Lfffln Dead In Tacoir.a. lit Sev
eral Weeks.
(Br Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTl.K, March ? ? A wlT?I?a? re
port from th?> c&'tleship HitrnaMe*
which left yevWday for the scene!
>f the break In the AtiM'xa CAble,
-?'a;*# that I he " k has hwn lo
xtod and that a hu com
?wneed on th? r^patr^ng of tt The
dirt not lr>.;t (Me at what t'roe
i ?he cable would he In working order.
TACOMA. March t-Cartfttft J. F
I Laffln, ma^'cr of the e*ble?hip Ifciro
?dde*, dH here t day front a com
;iMc?Won of diseases Capt Laffln
! has been III In this city for a ton*
time, baring bei?n off a live dirty
on the RnrnsMes f"r many mrmths.
KANSAS INVENTORS MUST
DELIVER THE 00008.
LAW RMC8, Kan. Feb 28? Wh*n
| a concern whkh ha* an invention thi.t
will revolt* loniie tra.-iaportatl^n In a
few months trie#; to eel) mock In
Kansas h?>r rafter the engineer (n* de
partment of the asate university will
take a look at the contrivance, J.
K. lV?Mey , ?Ute bank examiner, ask
ed Chancellor Strom* for the copper
ation of the V'nlveralty In enforcing
the "blue aky" law
"Many s<>hom?? to aeS etock are
twu?ed on InvenMoiitt,'* the hank ex
aminer said. "Here la a man who
would nttliae an undeveloped pswer
of nature, and ?re? a Wlllon horse
power a minute All he ne~ds la a
few hundred thousand dol'ars that he
hopes to tret fnsm the priapemu*
fwmors of Kansas."
The banking d.-part merit wW pass
??pon the bi?s*n?>?? *nd of these com
pany -c and the merits of the mechan
ical Inventions will be t<-s<ed at the
iiihwiNy.
TOURISTS ARE MUCH
INTERESTED IN ALASKA.
?Mr. and Mrs. Herman Klrmae ar
rived home this mora in* on the Cur
asao from a two month?' trip to
the Coast, looking w-ell a d happy.
Mr Kirrase wl?ej l.iier\ie?ed by a
representative of the Alaskan sta.?d
that the trip taken by himse f ana
Ml*. Klrmse warn one of the beat
that they have ever had. He declar
ed that tho wealher both on the j
Sound and M the South ha 1 been
idea).
Mr. Kirmse win very enthusliAiic
over Ixw ARgel<t. He told of the
thousands of tourtoa who gatfc> r
there from all over the world to
H??i the winter months. He atated
that there Is much latere* amongst
this class of travelers in Alaska, and
that many of them are looking for
sard to a vl?R here during the com
itiK summer.
The Peterson arrived from the
Post today with several passengers,
amongst whom were Mrs. Ira H.
Kli* and daughter. Ohas Hockertt
land J H. Anderson
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ISKHGWAY FRESH LfllO EGGS!
j# f # DC 406 j
: PER DOZEN *
+ +
+ +
+ THIS IS \ 000 D TIME TO GET YOUR ?
t FILL OF THEH. AS THEY
* HARDLY EYER 00 *
+ LOWER *
+ *
J P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
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FLOOD HOLDS UP
RAILROAD BILL
congressman insists on
GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION
Sulrer And Pederaon Alaaka Rail
road Bill Before Committee on Tar
ritarfee Today. Chairman Flood
Will Block Action Pending Irvvea'.l
gation.
(fty Alaska New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, I). C.. March ??
The Suiter and TV-lor^fn Win for
the building of a federal ral road In
Alaska are before the l!o >*e Commit
tee on Territories t/vlay. Chairman
Flood I* said to at HI hoM out for an
inveetlgtflon of the Alaskan sltna.
Hon previous to taking any a^tkin
on the building of a railroad in that
"Otitilry.
The Hood plan ia to hare an In
rest I *at>nn of all the proposed route*
from the Alaskan maj?t to the Taiw
an* Valley .by a committee of int
ernment engineer#
DAWSON WILL HOLD
A HARVEST FESTIVAL.
Camp Daweon of the Artttc bro
therhood la undertaking a new move
ment fir the establishment of a
harvest f?fetlval in the Yukon, My*
the New*. Work l? he tax started on
the idem now, the officer* ata?e.
*o that U *H H be well under way
by the middle of August or ? jo tit
thai time, when the fete wU| tak?
place. The Idea i* to bold a regu
lar fair in A. B. ba.1l. and to have
maciy booths vriUi everything of lo
cal production put on ?HftMfW. AH
Yukon crop* wfil be it*i>|aye?l, and
minerals and eve*i the Yukon young
tters will be given prominence.
Oim at the enthuBiaarlc, speaking
today of the project. wM that the
fWr ahooid be of great value to the
country Hi proving to the outride
world the poastbti ty ot imn-in* b?r?
all kinds of flowers, vegetables,
grain*. provender and the like, thua
dispelling the too-priomient Idea that
this place la constancy ootrt-ed with
Ice and know. Rven the ponltry In
dustry la getting a good start here,
*-.d some are ralainr livestock. The
premiums for the winners are ex
pected to bring rant many enthusias
tic exh'Mtor* on various lines
The Cnra.-ao arrived th** morning
%t 1:30 with 8 passengers and ?5
totw of freight. Phe left at 4 a m.
I with 6 passengers for Jimeau.
JUDGE INSTRUCT# JURY
TO ACQUIT SCHMIDT
F?mcua Gr?ft?r M?yOr of Fria-0 Will
No Deubl go Fraa. ProaacutMfl At.
terney Fall* to Make Cum.
(Br Alaska New* Burma.)
?AN FRANCISCO. CaL, March ?
J ?Superior Judge WIBlam P. lAwtor
'oiay tnetrncted 'be jnry ta the trial
>f Bujrebe Schmidt, tbo Indicted Tx
Wayor of tWn city to retam * ?er
di?t of not rnlRy njahW til# def* nd
[ ant
I J'tdire Lawlor hi hi* addrew to
? the Jury tA aated that the evidence mib
mitted by Aaatotant Dtetrlrt Attor
ney rror) Rerry *u I nanffl to
rwirict SkhmkJt.
The nute went to the Jury thfc af
ternoon
STEAME* HUMBOLDT
ARRIVES TOMORROW.
The lit Mmof ftumboldr arrlTtd at
Wraaorit thta morning at 9 oVtorh
and left an hour later, A dlapatrfc to
the Ataakan from Capt tMnfhman
atatea that ah* will arrive her# to
morrow evenln# at * p. m and will
?aM two hour* )at*r,
Captain Ranchman aUo aaka that
all tboa* lAkHi* pnwAzp down, will
wiiff their ticket* on ?Mpt?o?r(l.
Thla, we understand. In doe to a
change having he?n mad* In the kind
of ticket to be used by the Humboldt
Steamship Co Th# n*w form of
Uckot ha* not b?-?n reC el Tori m yet
by Mr Hartwl?*en, k**l *;<>nt for
the company, for wMch rsaeon pn?<
***> will be ao|d on the ablp by the
puraer thia trip.
This la the first trip of th? Horn
boldt since her conrp|?t? overhauling
In Pan Frawfcw*> last month, and
marlra the boginninir of her sprln*
and ?<>a<<on
GUTFELD OPERATION
IS SUCCESSFUL.
A favorable report has been receiv
ed from Max Ootfsid, the Skyway
Dakar, who left on tbe last trip of
the Jefferson Uwt Monday for Ta
coma, wham hp Intended to undergo
an operation for apendlcltls.
A wire r#c?s4rrd by Mrs Outf??M
yesterday states that Mr. Ootfeld ar
rived In Tacoma on Saturday la
( eood shape. Mlowtnjt which he went
immediately to the hospital, arraiyte
m?Tifa having been mad? by frlenda.
Th# operation waa performed Mon
day ami accord In* to tbe wire re
ceived was very successful
Junean Lodge So 420 B. P. O. E,
received two baby Elks laat Tbtira
d*y evening.
Three-Button Straight
Front Satk, No. 785
When we tell you that
it's time to order Spring
and Summer clothes, we
aren't telling you anything
original, bet when you let
us show you the new
woolens ar.d fashions from
Ed. V \ Price & Co.
MERCHANT TAILORS. CHICAGO
you'll see everything original that will be worn
by the best dressed men in the entire country.
It doesn't cost as much as you might expect,
to have us take your measure and deliveT the
finest curtom tailoring obtainable.
WILL WON, THE CLOTHIER