THE DAILY TS0WT ALASKAN
CITY GFPIOIAL PHPER
No. .
TKXTH YK\K
SKAGWAY. ALASKA, 3ATUKDAY MARCH 2 1907
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L.A.HarrisonCo
50% Discount Sale
You can't artord to use poor stationary,
when you can buy the best at
HALF PRICE
60 Cents buys a $1 00 box this week
25 cent- mys a 50-oent box this week
$100 buys a $2 00- box this week
U : >ww pillow top sale this week lo give
< hamv to grab a Nucain the wmth?r
i r. I put it off. *n<1 the prioes are coW.
35c " - *oM etaewhere ftvwi 7-1* oent*? to fl.Sa.
Paper Covered Boohs
| I
T
;s
it< to.50 cents < >ur sale price 10c.
3oC rwerve Mork every book
MUST GO
Sores open Evenings - F hone's 4 and 56
l>i?i you !
siuokr the
fl
\rdtif
Cigar?
NO! Where
Can I Uet
Them? Prorti
TOM IX'RTF.RO 5ole Agent for Alaska j
Onand after j
March 1st
our store
will be open
evenings
Ciayson $ Co.
Ok Oat Pricc CUrtticrs-fwirrtt aid Brsadirav
PACIFIC COASF LINER WRECKED
J
(Special Diapfttch to Daily Alaskan.)
Kureka. CU., March 2 ? The Pacific Coast Steamship
'Company *8 liner Corona is a hopflesR wreck vn Humltnldt
l>ar at the entrance to Humboldt bay. Tlfe ship's crew and
109 {vassengere have been landed on the beach by the life
saving crew. One passenger. a min named Krickson. was
diowned. He was in the firsl boat load of passengers which
was capsized.
The wreck of the Corona wan due to a strong flood tide
which tarried t-lie ship onto an exposed |>ortion of the bar.
The Corona at <>n?' time wan n j?wenger boat on the
Alaskan line She is a b<>,-it of the class of the Cottage
City. This in her third wreck. She struck the rocks and
sank once in Alaskan waters, a half dozen years ago. *
Afterward, she was raised and taken to California. where
she was burned a year or two later.
MANY GO
Hnndrp<fs? on Wit Back
Kairtunks
1 * 1 ?
Special Oiapatch to Oatir Alaak nr.
Seattle. March f-Th* S*r?u\e?, i
which Mi led for the Al??k?n W eat ward
laM mtht carried 105 pM*en(ert for
Fairbank* They will lear? the vr??rl
it Vakte:
Frerj rtuwel le?rinj f.>r Ui? We*l- ;
ward hv all the t^aasenjen ll can carry
for Fairbanks ami other interior Alas
kar. point*
mo WRECK
OoDneciifur Nation*! Hoard
in Traiu Accident
t ?
Speoia.' Pispatch to Pally Alaakao*
W aterbury, Coon . March 2 ? A i
apecial military train, returning with
a company of the Second reciment I
Connecticut National pu?rd, from a
hare net ??' wrecked at an early thia
mornine in a switch. Poor prirate*
were killed. Capt. Spencer, Lieut.. I
Fitch and UeiiV Orabb were injured.
Got W'oodburr. of Connecticut, was
paawnfer on the wrecked train and j
had a narrow e*cape from death
A prpat opportunity to ?are money.
See Rehrends" ad
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday
French Dinner
From U noon to 8 p. m.
tYTRTIHIMi Itlt BtSf
IK Itll M4RKTT
Regular Dinner 50c. |
TEA. OOFFER or WINK and
TOE CKF.AM
NO CHANGE
Tariff Revinon Will Wo
orer Ae?in
Special Pispatoh to Daily Alaskan ,
Washington, March 2? President
Kooaeveit hu definitely decided ihst
there will he no tpeclal S"*?ioo of
congress for the consideration of the
tariff tb;? spring or next fall.
It it known that, according to thoae
cloeeat to the president, that he ha* not
chance*! hi* m!n>1 about the necessity
of tariff reform He tlinka. however,
thst as corgre?-s is t"1* constituted it
would tske up the matter vrryj
reluctat tlv if called together for that
purpose and might to ref-.iae to eon
aider it at all.
ne think* publ'C opiwion must devrl
op further before the tariff can l-o
forced on coocro-a in such a way a* to
get sal i?.f*ru>ry r?*ults.
This is taken to wean that there will
be no cons'derai ion of the tariff until
after the next presidential elect .00,
and the tr.riff will be an important
iaaue in the next 'residential and
congressional campaign. Tariff re
former*. who are very strong tr, the
republican parly, are very much dis
appointed About the outcome, while
democrats seeking a party issue, wre
jubilant
Before arriving at this conclusion it
ia known that President Koowvelt gave
careful consideration to ihe memorial
passed by the Wisconsin lej slature and
endorsed by the governor of that ?tate.
requesting that he call an extra sr??ion
of cong res* to consider the tariff, also
t ha petition signed hy fiov. tilild, of
Maasachuseltt snd practically every
member of the Massachusetts legisla
ture. and various other requesta, which
included petition* and letters from the
state officers ami the leglslatrre of I
Iowa ard many oongrrs?njfn from
various states.
MarrIM Larilr* Tn Meat
The lad lea of the Married l-\)lk? Club
meet at the home of Mra.
\V . B. King Tueadsj afternoon at 3
o'clock
?
IX) vou know a bargain when you aee '
it?? Harrison
lYou do not have t o wait
Fnlil next summer for good fruit and vege
b If: We have the pick of the season*
in can?
Vegetables
Com on Oob
Tomatota
Com
Sueeotaah
Pmm
Meant
R?t>
Spinach
Okra
Hotninv
Aapftrocna
Squ??h
Pumpkin
It you are looking
taw
<erop
Fruit*
S ipod Clin j l>aeh?>?
S?rawiwrrtp?
<5ociiber?i??
Hlaekberrie*
liaapb?rrifx
Hlu?h?rrif?
reach**
Anricws
IVar*
Sliced Pineapple*
Crated Pineapple*
Hiahops and
0>!*hrat?J Prwrm
for *omflhinc good, ycrn will find H under
"PREFERRED STVOK" label
GANTY & FRANDSON
GASOLINE SCHOONfR Willi
ALL HANDS LOST
Senile, March 2? The su> troth ip
Pneblt nrrirod thi* afternoon from ftn
Frtoeitoo. She ?l?hted the eawiline
?chooner Be??ie K . Ions or<*r due.
iip toffled off Cape Bltr.co. All on
hoard had b-??n lost. It is bcli?T?d,
from th* b*st ?xamioation that it ?u
found passible to gir* the wr?>ek, that
the Bmsi* K. h*<l b >>0 destroyed from
*n m plosion of her tanks.
SAYS YES
Mouse Pa-ees Ship-Srh
siuy Bill
,S,->eci?l l>i?patch to rh?i|y Alaglrari
Washington, March 2 he n?tiuia
Ixnue of representative s ha* the
!*hlp-wbaWy bill. The bill hm beei
much amended ami i? not the win? hill
a* tint which has bMn pending for
many year*. It grant* subsidies to
entering the South American
rrole. The Pacific Wall sr.d Crrai
No- thorn Urea across she Pacific *
1 not benefit by It.
Fir?m?B MxtTonlaht
The Skagway fire department will
meet 'hi? trening at Kiremen's hail
There will he a social session of un
nsual intercut after !h? business meet
ing
March l?eline?u>r at Harrison
MAY MOVE
Reported Col. Gla^ford to
b? Transfer red
Special diapatch to the Daily Alaakan)
Seaula, Mi-roh - Ye?terdey a
>ocal oew?nap<r publl-hed a report
that Col W. A Glasaford, in charge of
ihe Alaskan cable and lard telegraph
merrier, with headauarters at Seattle,
will ?>e thransferred to < 'roaba the
c.imfrc fall, ami that he If working
againat the transfer, preferring to
retna'n at Seattle.
Rfpart Denied m Wuklaitoi
Washington, March. 2? The war de
partment denies an? knowledge of a
1 purpose to tranfrr CM. < ;laa?'ord, of the
signal corps, from Seattle to < >maha. aa
haa been publiahe.1 in a Seattle news,
patier.
If jrou hare the "rr.on we nave the
goods and cheap too, at Harrison's
fcoid Cream Face Baths!
VOV may bathe your face v\ ft fi utmost care,
hut you can only cleanse its surface with soap
and water. Hut the pores of the skin require?
cleansing also. If not the complexion be
comes muddy with distended pores. black
heads. et<\ To cleanse the |>oies give the skin
a cold cream bath with WARDA cream in ad
dition to washing it. This will make your
skin velvety soft and smooth and your com
plexion clear ami fresh.
Ward* Cold ("ream for sale by
I Win. BBITT1
take orders
V C tor Ladies and
Gents suits, up to the
24th of February for
Easter delivery. Every
thing up-to-date. Pit
Guaranteed.
* The American Tailors
Mow I (t Ehrlich, Props.
(Sol? Af?ol? Gr?t Wwtcro Tailorlofl Company. Chicago.)