No. J 7
THE DAILY
CITY
TKNTH YKAR
9RA6WAY.
ALASKAN
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L.A.Harrison Co)
Smiths
All Story
Delineator
Wide World
Cosmopolitan
Metropolitan
Pearson s Popular
Everybody, Woman
Argosy, Scrap Book
Ladies Home Journal
Woman's Home Comp'on
Magazines for March
Stores or>en Evenings - Fhone*s4 and 55:
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Cigar.'
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Them : From
tony dortero S>le Agent for Alaska
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On and after
March 1st
our store
will be open
evenings
I Qayson $> go.
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HILL'S BIO DAKOIA WRECKED
GETS BACK
Senator Bailey Given Warm
Ke<*eption
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington. March ? ? Senstor
Bailey i tluiMil to Washington Satur
day and took hi* seat on the floor of the
senate. He was siren an enthusiastic j
reception by his fellow senators, both :
by those of hi? own side of the senate
chamber and by tbe republicans
Q*?rti* Dm ToaUtkt
The Treorsia will be due to arrive;
from Sitka and Juneau this evening
with mail and passengers She will J
sail for Juneau tomorrow tomorrow, j
(Special Dispatch to J>aily Alaskan.)
Tokyo, March 4 ? The <-Jr?at Northern steamship Da-,
ko was wrecked. probably fatally. Sunday night off
Sugami. She struck a rock when running at full speed,
and at once began taking water. Shortly after striking th*
vessel lost her balance and the stern plunged under tli?>
water, leaking l*adly . The distress of the big vessel was
observed and her passengers were landed by the Japanese
ship, Omimaiu.
The Dakota mistook the Sunosaki for Jogashinia and'
was off her course when she struck Iwttom.
The Dakota sailed from Seattle for the Orient February
17th. with #4 passengers and s.(MH) tons of freight will be a
total loss.
The Dakota is a sister ship of the Minnesota, the two
being the largest ships on the Pacific ocean. They are b.SO
feet long and have a carrying capacity of 'itf.OOO tons. Both
ships are now. the Dakota being the junior by several
months. jThe\ are owned by the (treat Northern Steam-;
ship Company and are operated in connection with the
(ireat Northern railway.
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BAD MEN
Won lil - -Train- Wreckers
Destroy Bridge
Special Diapato.h to l?aiij Alaakan)
El r?so,T>x**.M?rch 1 fr.ceodlarlea
destroyed a Southern Pacific lirldpa 50
mile* from hete. in an effort to *r?ck
* i>s?v ngcr train laat nlpht.
The would-be wrecker* were
running away from the ?cene of tb?
(iiftrOTod bridee Itio^vlhoundii are on
their trail.
Stage Leave* For Dkvmi
Whitehora-. March 4? A White Pam
<tatre left for ftowoo Saturday carry
ing two tona of freight. e*jireaa and
ma'l.
SfREEf CARS Miff MAIN
AI SEAIIlt
Seattle. March 4? Two Fort l.*wton j
street car? collided head on last night
and passengers were seriously
injured. Kburof them might die The
pasMoe Miroal* or ,mf of the Cir? "?s
mwuken by tho other.
The o wii! he investigated by
the mur>cip?t coremment
VERY STRICT
Only Gennine Chinese Stu
dents to be Admitted
Special I>spatch to Dalit Alaakan. '
Waahioctoc. March 4 -Secretary |
Strtum. of iht drpar'men! of com-!
irerc* and labor Saturday defined what
would Pe considered Chirete student*
applyinc for admisaioo 10 the I'm ted
S:Hf- He said that tht term would I
applr oh:t to those whoare rtuc'ving the
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higher branches. None would he ?d- 1
nvit ted who propose to come to study |
elementary branches. It will alto re
qoirt<i that the node tit devote its entire
time to studying. It will not I* tuffi
cieot for the applicant for admission to
be a nominal student, but good faith
must be shown Thos< not meeting
with the requirement* can he expelled
at any time after admission.
' Queen of the Cocoa
nut Islands at Elks'
Hall- Monday. March
11th. 1 w
PriNllI* Ct?k Meett
There will be a mtrtinc of the Prit
ci'.la club t hit erenicp at 5 o'clock at
the home of Mr*. Mrs. G. V. '/.incan.
IN COURT j
?
Christian Science Heal is
Sited
(Special diapatch to the Dailv Alaskan
Coocord. N. H.. March ?< *5co. Ctrover
?on ha? begun ic equity against
Mrs. Mary Halter t Eddy, heai to the
Christian Science ?ecu (or an account
ing of hi* mothot's pstat.-. 1 he plaintiff
says h s mother was teebie minded
when she placed her prop?ry
in charge of Mrs. Kddr.
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[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan j
Washington. March 4 A hill pro
viding for th( fret1 entry of denature! j
alcohol paused the senate Saturday
evening. The hill alao includes rum in
it* provisions.
hnriette arrives
mill IIMBIR
?
The big freight steamer Henriette;
arrived this afternoon at i: 4."> o'clock j
from Vancouver Her cargo is prioci-'
I ally lumber for the White Pa**
You do not have to wait
Until next summer for good fruit and vege.
b ]e: We have the pick of the season^
in cans ?
vrop
Vegetables
Corn on Oob
Tom mom
Corn
SuOOOlMll
Pmi
Reao*
Beet*
Spinach
Okr*
Hominv
Atparkcut
Squ??h
Pumpkin
Fruit*
Sliced Clin; l'e?che?
Strtwherrie*
i Joosberr if*
HlackN-rrio*
lv?*pherrie?
Hhieberrir?
ewkti
A pr loots
l>?r?
Sliced Pineapples
<5 rated Pineapple*
Uiahops anil Lon(r?
Olrbrated Preserve*
If yon are looking for oomf thine (food, yon will find It under
the "PKKFKRRKD STOCK" label
QANTY & FRANDSON
SPOONER RESIGNS FROM
EL S. SENATt
Spec in! Dispatch to IHilv Alaskan)
Washington. March ? - -Senator John
I. Spooner of Wisconsin ha* forward
ed hi* ro*ifnation ?s a senator to t}ov.
O. Pcrliltor, of hi* state. It till
becom tflectlve May 1?t. Senator
Sp oner announce* that he desire to
encaffi in the practice of !aw.
\\ hit# Senator spooner as'ijjn* 'us
nr?? reason* for hi* withdrawal from
the lotted Slates senate it it known
that hi* duties hart Ix-en made irksoue
hfCau*e of the knowledge that he Is out
of sympathy with the peopip of hi*
state especially with thr republican
orcani??tion shere. Senator La F llette
the leader of the anti-""poooer repub i
c*n*.serms to have captured the repub
lican orc?ni7ation of Wiseonalo so cotn
pleuly thai Senator Spooner could
never hope to repain ascendancy there.
It is also believed that Senator
Spooner thinks he *eo? a new <>ra com
inc in Amer'can politic* while he has
iteen *1 <*onjpl Ptolr id"oMfipd with th*
o'd th?t he could no! trmiiin in public
life without hi-* r?|>umti-n ?uffernj
further. ?o he ha* mud? th e most of .)p
poTtiiritlo* lo uttornet for
Urfre inf*re?t?
Sen Mor sjkv rr r i* ?ervinjr hi* th nl
?rrm ?? s <enotor Hp wg? elpcteri firit
in 1 in l*''! ho w ?? dp fo?t*i! by
Wi'liMB K. Vila*, democrat. Hi* y- ?r?
ho turftr.i the t*b >?, dpfpariDf t
Senator VPa* He w*? reelected in
15W3 Hii torni wou'o h*ee expired in
1909 Hp ;? nno ..f the <-e ry uhleu mm
io th? senate t-einc oro .if tri" half-dozen
men" who control, od the republican
majority in that bndv an-1 (hp -floor
??ad.-r, Howovpr. hp h??. rot l>een io
?ympalhT with tho roform l?gi?lalion
that ha* Hppn in?i?to.l cpon hy I'mi*
dont Uniwri-'t, ar.i with o'hpr ?lron*
senator*. hp ha* 'won loainir ic florae*
during 'he lait i*o or three fpwion*
of congress
''told Cream face tiaths
Y< >1 may bathe your face with utmost <'are.
but you can only cleanse its surface with snap
ami water. But the ]?ores of the skin requires
cleansing also. If not the complexion he
comes muddy with distended jKir^s. black
heads, etc. To cleanse the jvues give the skin
a cold cream hath with WARDA cream in ad
dition to washing it. This will make your
skin velvety soft and smooth am! your com
plexion clear and fresh.
Warda Cold Cream for sale by
,Wm. BE3ITT
\ \ J A will take orders
W C lor Ladies and
Gents suits, up to the
24th of February for
Easter delivery. Every
thing up-to-date. Fit
Guaranteed.
* The American Tailors ?
Mow I & Fhrlich. Props.
(Sola Appntj C.r<>*t We?t*rn Tailorioff Company. Chir?eo.)