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No. 2 TENTH YEAR
AG WAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS ,
GO DP
M-n From Ra^s (iet
Commissions
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alusitan)
Washington. F.b. 2-Stcre ary Taft
? veaterdav approved the reconnneod f j
tion of the general s'atT lor 'he sppoiut
ment of 40 lieutenants in the army
from "Inn ran<s of the en i-led men.
The appoin'tnents *i'l be made by the
president.
Fur caps anii mR'? at Clavson
ANOTHER in
White Pass otage Arrives!
Ar Whitehorse
Whitehorse. Feb 2-A WMte Pa*s
stage arrived from Dtwson at . a. m.
today with Mr attl Mrs. Guy Pierce as
pi-sen^ers.
The stage had thrte sacks of ma l for
Skagway.
Xo one ce<?d 10 he withou: a fur tie or
bo* uosaea H?r, ?'? jour o?
price.
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L.A.HarrisonCo
'La*t Blast of the Trump'' on Furs and right in the
'?nic< of time'" fur you when the thermometer is
hovering around the point of zero.
Lose no time these extraordinary bargius will not
last very long
* 1 (jeuiii e Bluck M ruu nd Peril a ! itno ioUret e <vur h 42 0
now -60
1 Erinia ti?, while, worth 5.<0uu* .i v )
1 blue FuX ii.ori Dod. ?. Tin Mai* ?> 25
1 ili?e> no* and .Vlu3 VV..i e Auk >m >v~r n 10.5 J uow 6 50
2 chi.il's ssi?. 2 ui c s. VVuite Miit -r ? on b O.do uo? . ... 4 0
2 >1 in K 72-u CD ?ta *i s.oie-. *j ii i-t.oO uow.
i. >J III Bk ia'il WU ~ -
i Isj 'el..? ot'P?>urc >c u-i? worm 95" iu> w
1 w bi.e Moufl a sii .*?! 72-iuch w .r.h 2o.< 0 now
6 K.uc br^Ors M.ak ?c rf* ?o-f t 50 now ...
B acsc .Marii Ofjowtuui sea (s Worlu 12.00 now
kmuxi -r i ur c.i -rs worth i2 0.' uow . ;.25
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P Kriuiaici- iu
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500
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Jd.A ana be convinced*
Stores open'Evtnm^s -.iriioLe's 4 and 56
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] Did you e*er
smoke the
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| Can" I Get
J Them? From
TONY DORTt?RO Sole Agent for Alaska
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Every man that comes I
into ourstore looking for
a suit or overcoat goes
out locking like a win
ner. You can always
gez the very best h?re.
Ciayson $< go. f
the OnePrice ClotWerf-Tourtb and Broadway]
Guggenheims Are Under rire
(Special dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
Washington, Feb. 2? The interests of
the Gue^enheims in Alaska might b?
the result of senatorial inv38tigation,
Andrew "urleigh, in addressing the ^
senate committee this morning, made
some d?maging charges against the
Guggenheims, whom he said are lobby i
ing against the granting of 9 subsidy
for any Alaskan railroads. He said it
SKAGWAY MAY NAVt COAL
SHORIAOt
S^agway is not tntnune f*om dnn?er
of a coai sh rt?. e. In faci, tbedan/ep
is -lie dy here, tboueh tbe situation
h s n >5 ie ched no acute stxgp. 'f
(ilins and fXpfCta'l ns ar? f n ' fll led
there will b* n ne ? but coal plans a>v
failing i very where. Why not htre?
'"hut Is the dange
The siiuaiion at Sk gway h s been
-?vedbyti.e vhihte Pa-n. Ir has s'ood
brtwcen the i>eop e and a coal fam n?
all wioi' P. Sh iw & Johnson, the p gu
lar c >ai dealers, ha I b en unab e to
?;et coal fiom any source, though hey
have a con<ract with the Pacific. Coast
Company to furnish thetn with all Uieir
busints- requires. The White Pass
came to the rescue and provided them 1
with it. But the White Pas* supply
U "getting short, and it has cut do*n tbe
allowance it has been giving Shaw &
Johnson.
This is the reason given bv Shaw &
HERE SOON
D.tlpbin Leaver Wrangell
For Sbagway
The Dolphin sailed from Wrangell
for SSc?gway early this morning'. She
will arrive at Juneau early this even
j iog, an I it is believed by H. R. Elliott,
ac'inc agent at this place, that she will
be here by mid-night. She should ar
rive early tomorrow morning, at least,
if she fails to put in an appearance
during the night.
The Dolphin will have three days'
i mails for Ska?'way.
french Dinner
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
EVERYTHING THE BEST
IKI ME MARKET
! Regular Dinner 5^c.
TEA. C 'FFEE >r WIM a
(< K CKF. \M
THE
PJCk
Will Serve Sunday
Johnson fo- having refused to tell any
morn >cre. neu coal or eltc cd lumps.
The greenings mus'. be use !. T ov
ca-i b ? burned, it is claime', with the
lumps but not othei wi-e. sotbev "ill be
io!d loyethpr, ideveryon- mu^t help
hu it i h" tine coil
Sb w & Johns, m wi | s II on'.v a
limit- d n.ouo o' rual to any o>.?- per
son. The quaniiiy g ven e.,ch individual
will be gu yed. to cer ?in ex eni, by
h quantity that p r on m st consume.
N ? mur" wl. be allowed than is suffi
cient to last for a limited time.
The VA'hi-e Prtss is expecting a co l
ship here by February 15 ?>, aid Shaw
k Johnson have influences at work to
ge ure c al for tb<-m. If the White
P ss' cargo sbould arrive or Sbxw &
Johnson's plans bear fruit, there will
be no famine? otherwise it will be
otherwise, and then will be seen reasons
why all these precautions.
ALL OVER
California Senators and
Member? Are Happy
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Wash ngton, Feb. 2? The California
delegation in the senate and the house
of representatives is happy again, It
has been assured that the Japanese
school affair wi 1 be settled in a manner
that will be sitisfactory to them and
| their constituents. The settlement will
probabl.v be by the negotiation of a
treaty with Japan that will curtail the
incoming of Japanese, and which will
recogniz- the rigut of a s ate to control
its own school affairs,
The California benators and repre
sentatives were v. ry gre.itly worried
over ;his matter. T ej fenrrfd that li e
agitation resulting Ir m it w >u d cause
d'sater to th rep iblici" p<r y in Cii
iforuta wn-r the a tt ude of the pres
ident and his c bine; i tillers was very
s-ver y condt miied by thos- of all p.n?
ties.
Firm n To M ? t Tno'sht
The regu ar monily meeting of the
Skajw j fi?e d?-t> ?? m -nt "ill t?ke
p Hie his ven'ng nt Firemen'* hal
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d n <[ a v. to w it
L'n'il next dimmer for 1 nut and vege
tablet:: We have the pick of the >ea-(inp
crtip in cans
Vegetab es
Corn on Cob
Tomato s
Corn
Succotash
Peas
Beans
Bee's
Spinach
O^ra
Homiov
Asparagus
Squash
Pumpkin
f ruits
S iced Ciin,; Peaches
Si ruwb Tries
Go sberri a
Black bt-rries
Raspberries
Blueberries
feaches
Apricots
Fears
Sliced Pineapples
Grated Pineapples
Bishops and Longs
Celebrated Preserves
If you are looking for something good, you will find it under
? the "PREFERRED STOCK" label
GANTY & FRANDSON
I is their purpose to corner Alaskan cop
I per fields, and that the ownership and
operation of the Alaskan railroad sys
tem is one of the methods they propose
10 use in cornering It.
Senators asked Mr. Burleigh to fur
Dished some of the proofs of the con
tention he is making. If the proofs are
forthcoming there will b; a sensorial
investigation, and it will begin at once.
SINATOR SAYS WAR Willi
}\m PROBABLE
( ppc a! Dispatch to the D "ly AlasU c)
\V sl'injr on, F b 2? -ieautor Perk
ins, of Calilornid sprung a s. n?ation
list night lu ad 'ressin." th national
g jjr iphic society He declared tiiat
t ere is yreat prubibi ity of a war be
tween thi- Unite' Sia ef and Japan
wit in the next fe " years. He said it, is
I p n'-i ambition toe ilon z 'he U it d
stales a d oilie m-rican couutriei
with the overflow population of the'r
country. It i - a p"-actica> policy ol ex
pinsiou, as the purpose is for all the
money earners in th CJni ed States and
o he' countries t_> vay tribute to the
nati e land,
Sr*o aor P, ritins s d I tha< it is neces
sary for t hi- Uui ad Slates to et'l ? this
J pi es question itntn-diately a id for
all time.
Pki\c ss b ikic
1)1)1 MO' DAY
The Princess B 'Htrice will be du? to
arrive in port Monday. She sailed
from Vancouver Thursday evening.
SbesbouM hn?e two d.ys' mails (or f
SKagway and the interior.
SERVICED! ST.
SWIOLR'S CHURCH
The Rev. Thomas Jenkins, of Ketcbi- !
kan, who conducted services at, St
Saviour'sEpiscopal church last Sunday,
and who has been in Skagway all the
present week, will remain in Skagway
over Sunday and hold services both
morning and evening tomorrow. He
will leave for Ketchikan again next
week.
The Rev. Mr. JeokinS will probably
visit Skagway once every month or so
until Bishop Rowe can supply a rector
for St. Saviour's church.
Eagles Dance Tonight
The reeular weekly dance of the
Eagles' Club will take place in the hall
of thb order this evening.
Fur coats at Clayson's. tf
10 JURY
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Tin nip on Coir nine* Ad?
divss U.iiil T..is M irinna:
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaska]
Tacotra. Feb. 2? Will H. Thomjson
failed to complete his address to the
jury that is trying his son for his life
until this morning. The case will go
to the jury tod*y without fail.
The last portions of the venerab'e
father's appeal for his son's life sur
passed his earlier efforts. The women
in the audience became hysterical over
the oratorical pathos and masterly dis
play of sympathetic eloquence.
Ladl?? Delight Omita
The Ladies of the Maccabees were
hos' esses to about 50 delighted guests
I at, the dance lest night in Maccabee
hall. The evening was delightfully
spent. Refreshments were served at
midnight. Altogether the dance was
one of the pleasantest affairs of the
winter.
LISTEN!
bfeg fsa-. ih im? a? ? ?
"A little frog would awcoing go singing.
'Hi-O, My Roily!' "
If you go awooing, don't sing if you don't
want to, but take along a box of Guntber's
Candy. They are the sweetest sweets for
? the Sweetest
i Wn-1. BRITT |
1 THt. DRUGQI T M
tadics and bcmi m.
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We want your trade we are in a
position to supply your garment
wants in a thoroughly satisfactory
manner. It will pay you to look
oyer our Spring and Summer sam
ples and prices
* The American Tailors ?
Mowl & Ehrlich, Props.
(Sole Agents Great Western Tailoring Company, Chicago.)
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