?he Path) Alushan
No. m THIRTEENTH YKAK. ' ' SKAttWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY, APIIII. 20. 191! HB? <0 CTW?
WIOKERSHAM IS
NOW IN POWER
(By AU?k* Now* Boreaul
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vcr.H-nt *.? oiwns of prod 'i'ck
Elie FILTH
; .v- ? ? 'Aifvi & sr t>!*U<h
THE PLAGUE
IN VENEZUELA
Noae better X>uivr th*r Gibson
rre. Rjur.ter and CUymra >?*"r Or
<lW? by 'phone promptly delivered
The MmecoL H.
GOTHAM POLICE
UNDERGO PROBE
(By Alaska Neva Bureau)
NEW YORK. April 20? The eran.l
umber of Mjrslaries and kindrei
k l Woe
HIS RESIGNED
! ?*rdoe, Gtmeral Manager of tli
HE EXPECTS
BIG SEASON
ard that he expects a pood season .
3rd a Xo. 4.
Pt?4t from the Royal Cafo to takr j
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f-LadiesJ
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? Our New Spring Line of m
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? Have you seen our Spring line
| SHIRT WAISTS ?
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Th? Up-To-Oat? Haberd ??>???- and Ladla* Purnlahar.
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SEVERAL SMALL
MIS 10 CLOSE
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
WASHINGTON. 1> ( \prll 2?
ok Treats
WITH REBELS
(By Alaaka New* Bureau)
MRXICO CITY. April 20- The Bta:
TRE 1R0ERER
WOULD CHANGE
(By Alaska N?wa Bureau)
WASHINGTON, I> C? April 20?
f.ngressman Victor Rerger has In
Induced a resolution in congress
< aMing for a convention for the pur
l>0Pe of declaring the old constitution
rw! frrr the substitution of a new
constitution which will meet the de
i -mid# of a more advanced and more
For per, who Is the only represent*
live of socialism In congress, believes
that his resolution will eventually be
ome a law and that it marks a new
. noqb, which will be remarkable for
tUi ?strides taken toward liberating
' i proletariat. Ho does not expect,
1 ntvever, that immedia'e success will
HELP 10 30051
( Is tomorrow night is for the ben??
i ^rested in the upbuiiding and wel
tintlo be "If 1 '-an t boost, I won't
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? tympany, operating the steamer Ad- '
n :ral Samps". an 1 It Is expected
may get acquainted with Alaska con
1 Is believed a trip of this kind j
? Tacoma News.
wis at Ketchikan at 9 o'clock this
m rntng and is due h<>re some tlm?'
flv. passengers and 75 tons of
LAUNCH ELK
Will sell for $1<S.OO. Proposition
open until 29Ui of this month. Equip
l td to pass customs regulation. Pee
i "Hilvilla" Teal
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Is a perfect blend of pure black *
teas of high quality, selected for +
the strength and flavor they pro- +
duce when brewed +
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+ We have it in stock and recommend it as +
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i a pleasing and satisfying drink. +
+ Sold in i pound Vacuum Packed Tins 75c *
4? . *1*
+ half pound tins 40c +
I P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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GUTFELD BUYS
LASKA BUILDING
Another real estate dfal in Ska*- i
'var wai ma If yesterday, when Max
i' iUpM purchased the lot and build- '
in* near th ??> corner of Seventh At?. '
*:d Broadway, formerly ownwl by '
\b* l,nska. Mr. Ontfeld may. later >.
un in the season. put in a pari lllon I
a 'th a dancing floor and if* cream <
l-a?lor on th' ?ite. for the benefit of
the summer pleasure ?e??krrs
SEATTLE CLUB
IS ALASKA
(By Alack* N?w? ftareau)
SEATTLE. Washington. April 20 ? j
\ resolution calling upon congress
Ala. ka's resources and for the grant
i" of autonomy to the Northern
Territory was passed last night. by a
< .ty. The mating was large and
the action taken 1* part of the cam
f nign inaugurated during the winter
bv representative organizations of Se
k'* e to end the deadlock now exist
OK Till WAI
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Last night's train brought or*r a
di fail of N" W M Police who arc
?o accompany Captain Wronghton to
I > ndon, as the military representa
l ves of Y ukon Territory at the wro
ration of King George V. which is
to ?ake place th<> first week In Juno
The detail which left on th* Prin- !
cess May in company with Papta'n
urtd Mr* Wronghton. were' Corporal
g, ett. Constables Walters. Haig and
Kenneth Caaidy returned from
CUTTER THETIS
FBI! OFFICIALS
(B7 AW-fca Siw9 Rvrmn)
PORT TOWNBEMD. April 20? Th*
[' S Rovonno flitter Th?Ms will ho
?mp1oyof| this T*nr for tho purpose
if <onvoyin< JimIk* ('ushman and
)'h?>r Court offiriaU to th? difforont
?i<alltios within his Jurisdiction alone
h.' Coast Rho Ia now holn* ptit hi
ihnpo for tho trip Nnrih and will
l'*r? in it short tlmo Whilo In At
y- Ira wators tho Thotis will bo ooti
iortod into a court hon?o for 'h^
k arinr of casos at cannorios and
><hor isolated rommunitios
THREW BOOKS
AT SNOBERS
l/)S ANGELES. April 11? Whll*
I >t R H. Crosafioid. pr"?M?nt of
TransjrlTania CnlTorslfjr of l/Oihn*
?m. Ky.. wa* dolirorlna a Ivrtnre at
tn First Christian rhnr- h last ni*ht
wo of hi* Hston#rs foil asl?op \Vh??n
?jn#*s snoring thr?at<n>?>d to disrupt
'h.- *athorin* TV CrossfioJd throw a
>f n? book, from tho pulpit into Uk
*lo#pefa pow A s?vT?ifi book. hoav
I in tlic dlrwlion of tb<> othor ?!?'??
cr, fallod to awaken him As th"
snorin* was loss pronounood from
thV p?* ho was pormlttod to s|o?p
ST. PAUL IS
STORM SWEPT
(By Atarta Now Bw?au)
ST PAUL. April W? A torrift'
>rn? storm last nlitht did rroat
rlima*o to a" c (?*?<??? of business In
Uiin city.
Peto Madson was hi town Tost or
toy 'h-4 How from Hatno*. and
rftnmod today. ?ftor dispostn* of a
lirr? ' argo of fish
FOR THE
Transient Trade
We are lined up stronger than ever
Everything In Warm Goods
Such As
Felt Shoes for Women and Men
Wool Coats, lackinaw Coat*
Woolen Lined Canvas Pants
Heavy Underwear Corduroy Trousers
Sweater .Jackets Storm Shoes
Fur and Wool Caps of all Kinds
|Wool and Working Gloves
WILL CLA YSON-JX
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING
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