?he jPatlv} Alaskan
S(>. m THIKTKKM II VKAK. SKAUWAY, ALASKA. 1 Hl'RSDAY, APRIL ?, Hit PKICK. 10 COTO
W HI BILL m I SENATE BJ SEI JONES
MAKE BIG HAUL
OF JEWELRY
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rv )naint\! outjud. with the car tho
s\in.? bound the clerks the robbws
ONE ROUND HOG AN PUT
TO SLEEP 8Y WOLG*ST.
??$SS CONGRESS TO PROBE
STEPHENSON'S ELECTION.
TOAST WILSON
US PRESIDENT
\K\Y YORK. Vpril 27 iov. nor
cvs st <H>\oral spt>akors pave expres
LLLU BECOMES AWFULLY
TIRED OF MARRIED LIFE
Alaska Now* fhjrc<ui
KANSAS CITY MAY HAVE
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
(By Alaska News Bureau 1
jvsal to institute a commission forn
ity will be found on their side.
eerger wants to have
SENATE ABOLISHED
i By Alaska News Bureau \
'vn^vfrn- nt of conditions
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\VASllI\'<iT<>\. I>. 0., Apri) 27- Delegate Wicker
sham's bill for the establishment of an elective torm of go v.
ernment for Alaska was introduced in the Senate by Sena
tor Jones, of Washington, today.
Sen. Jones believes he has the support of mrwt of the
members of the Northwest Congressional delegation and
many other*.
The greatest hope is entertained by the friends of Home
Rule particularly a.- Senator Jones is a close friend of
President Taft and the other members of the present
administration, while the Insurgent* and Democrats are
generally in favor of the projxwd.
MUSS MEETING CALLED
Iff PRESIDENT ASHLEY
A t m : <r ?11 the 'i r?f S'<acway will ;>o hold to- -J"
?J? morrow i Friday) <-v< nine in th C'tv Hall r> ? ifcht o'clock to 4*
?5* ' 'itrymen. 4*
T!.. 'ii ha- b- ? n ?]U>d by Pi 'lent Howard \?hleyofthe +
1 r of Gunmen ? In the Invit; ,s to attend the meeting are ?}*
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?*? horotu'H di~ us- all ti ? brly rr<jiieste4 by Pres- ?{?
4? ident Ashley to be present 4*
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ar vhwuu
IS BRYCE SURE
fuipr, arrived on tho City of S<*attk>
ramus it
LOS ANGELES
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
IX)S ANUELBS. April 26? The
iv-o McNamarn brothers and Mc
Manila], who were kidnapped from
Indiana on the charge of blowing up
the Los Angeles Time*, were placed
in the county Jail here today.
erroon was stopped one mile out
;:de the city limit* when the three
^r'.sonersr were taken off.
1 ? Western Federation of miners
?as been employed to defend them.
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
Sk&gway Lodge So 431, R P. O.
Klks, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock
All members are requested to be
prrwent and all visltlT?g brothers ar*
cordially Invited.
F. A. CaJlarman. Secretary
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Sold in i pound Vacuum Packed Tins 75c +
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halt pound tins 40c +
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HURRICANE IS
MAKING HAVOC
(Special to the Daily Alaskan.)
LOriSVlU.E. April 27---A terrific
hnrrlcan^ Ik report**! from the (jttlf
Straits. It In nw'-pin* aonth and
f-pntlnit Awful havoc. The teietraph
lines hare been demolished all over
srter are lacking h*it It f??m? from
the meager rejorts coming that a
Kr?'at lows of life and property will
PACKER AND BANKER
HELD FOR CONTEMPT, j
(By Alaska News Bureau ?
SPRINGFIELD. April 27 Edward
THden. a packer of Chicago, and Wll
bankers, were ordered arretted today
on the oharge of contempt fcwanw
<?< nee In the investigation of the
VACCINATION OPDER
IS PARTIALLY EXPLAINED
SEATTI.::. April 2?? The health
con fienenl Walter Wyman In
Washington, partially explaining
the suddenness with which the
vaccination proceedings on pa?
stance where a passenger has
been previously vaccinated. In eg
?ral Wyma-n say* that during the
in* to Alaska has been exposed
to smallpox, an afflicted patient
'Ict Is now extended to all Can
adian boat* which ply Alaskan wa
Vancouver hare been notified to
The Heee will leave tomorrow at
ALL BUSK
WANT TREATY
(Br A lask a S?wa Bnr*?<i )
I/)MDON, April Z1 The lew Urn
? f nil partle* in Rrl'ish poli'l's unlt
? ??I to day In favor of hattn* an ar
Miration ireaty effected between
' ]*i roontrjr and tk? I'nlM
l*h- i>?e?fk>n rum* up dnrin* a ill#
? ? ?*W?n In the hoiw of mmmons
The * [>?*?< h?>s delivered w?ri> warm It
In favor of romln* l/> som?* a*re?
m?nf wher?hr nil differences b?
' ween the two na'inn* mieht lw
IW p?a<~effilly Som* of th?> ?p??ak
??r? retarded fh" proposed fr^afy ??
ih. first sfep toward* universal
p??c?
GRAND JURY PROBING
REBATES TO TRUST.
I By Alaska News Bnr?an )
CLEVELAND. April 2?? The F?J
*>i at firand Jury now in session here
ut encaged In probin* the rebates
alW-*ed to be iriv?n by the railroads
to th<? steel trust
WICKERSHAM TO SPEAK
(By Alaska N?ws Bnrean I
SEATTLE. April 2*-- Senator Borah
of Idaho and Jam** Wlrkersfcam. del
egate fmm Alaska. and other* will
address the Northwestern Develop
men' lea*ne h?re in September _
TEN INDICTMENTS
AGAINST RAILROADS.
(By Alaska News Bur**!! ?
CLEVELAND, April 27- Ten In
dirtments were rofnm?-d by th?
crand Jury hero today ?a*alnsf rail
read* which ar? charred with r?bat
'n* In favor of the steel tru*'
TAFT IN GOTHAM
(By Masks News RuroAu I
WASHINGTON. r> C.. April 2<
President Taft left Washington to
o*y to deliver adr*?*e* h?fir?> ?ar
ions organisation* In N?=w Tork Fie
tilt ?pend two days In the latter
e'ty.
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 Coats
Woolen Lined Canvas Pants
Heavy t nderwear Corduroy Trousers
Sweater Jackets Storm Shoes
Fur and Wool Caps of all Kinds
Wool and Working Gloves
WILL CLA YSON-aZ,
The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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