?he glotly A-lushon
FOURTEENTH YKAK.
NAVY DEFEATS
3 TO 0
SE*"OFE CROWD OF -W1.0M . THE
S*\ Y OCTGENERALS
*RMY
By ^ Si ? Boreau^
La: KlA, hi. U<w\ 25? By
v ~ ?*-Lxr3?.^>i".p Na\"v elevefi
iv - ir. a hs.rc foop
-a; Tfre Na-y s*xv<*2 a fwsM goal
*4 <-<toch: bail ibe score
: Lo ocAfciac.
^ ? -ccti as tow*: pree
- s-u. . :iia: i ? pcirsoas
- >'!a*ic :be slracpif
CAMiatlKE. Mass. S? 25? Be
?- * rw ?rc to?akia? cro^ i. Barrar
: VJi'i-- r fft: *. f:esx* bo-sow*
. oar Tbr- w>?lixv was oold aw!
SEATTLE HAS
?>> Alaska Ntws Rcreao.)
SK "TTl-K N\ v -?:> ? The vs^ec sup
v.. xa_*s frost Ceov r:v?r wre com
? ??:?<* >T??irec yesit-TxJaj' and the
at?T *?&-- rtxv. ob. morning,
rra s - & w a"?-r fam.r.e whici ha?
. ^:?x ;:ie >ass
TV tart of *ns. i?Ci*ET al
'-, lihp its. of iin- oid av.xi}
larx- s-yp" vkick siipjvis'ii tie cXy
Trafc* * irji^-r Iwm La?? Wt>
aptor.
pr Alaska X<.ws Barest. >
? \ : C:TT Nov S*i**
PSao Suare: was inaugurate*: vice
?ppeK-'- nt of Mexico Today.
PUCKERS TRIAL
IS
PROMISES TO BE RECORD AS A
TRUST BUSTING
TRIAL
(Br Alaska. Neva Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Nov 25? The meat i?acte.
-rs' trial! bas been postponed until
rieoewn?** sixth.
This promises to be one <rf the most
s-*nsationa3 "trust bustinp" trials
ever bead. It is estimated tha* three
months wiH be consumed ? taking
tes-timony. Over foor hundred v.twes*
?tr* bare been sabpoenaed
11. s.
(By Alaaka New* tforeau.)
NEW ARK. N. J. Nov 25? FVnaet
- jte?i S>eoa*oc Joto Dryden
x?c at his borne bere last ni|:bL
rv*tb *?s doe to piHmmocta.
REBELS CLOSE
.By Alaska News Itureau.)
N ANKING Nov. ?.>? Tbe Rebefc j
xv cr?A*iJy okisinjt aboat the city.
They have <*ptored Tiesr bill, one
of the moss strategic portions ou<
$ioe o< the cKy.
The WhRehorse Train came ta or.
time *h? evening about IS pas
s*>npers.
Tbe steamer HamboJdt left KeJchi- i
Var. this morning at 10 a. m., and
^oa?d be fc port early Monday morn
Your Thanksgiving
SUIT
O R
OVERCOAT
Should be Up-to-date
We arc showing dozens of
the newest styles in
Worsteds, Tweeds, Cashmere, Etc.
R e<i as the most stylish garments
to be found in the market
See Display In Our Windows
WE DO NOT URGE YOU TO BUY
H. J. LYNCH
T?w
Op-Tc-Dat* Hafcw-ciashw *nd FumWw.
SCHOOL BOARD SHORTENS THE
LENGTH OF
SESSIONS
The third monthly school report
shows up as weM if not better tha*i
the two prevtons months. The child
r-^n are keeping up their (food records
made earlier in the voar.
The total attendance has pained
two points, giving | an enroltoent of
TVeptte the coW weather which
?c bad recently. the Primary Grade,
numbering 19. has bad almost, a per
fect dafly attendance, the datty per
centime of absentee? befeig only one
haJf of one percent
The Intermediate ctaRses hare &
eood attendance record, although it
is not so good as the smaller people
who hold the record of the school
Their -percentage of absentees Is 2.S
per cent.
The Grammar department has a dalfc
ivreentage of absentees of 2.8. which
a very (rood
There are 6T per cent of the P?
1 rils who have p?fect attendance,
j which is an exceptional record
fn the entire school the number of
whole days, attended were, girls 540;
*ors 861; total 1M1.
ROLL or HONOR
:st Grade Ralph Westoott
) ^nd Orade Esther FYtpdenthal
"nd Grade Helen Swan
4th Grade Ellen Ropers
5th Grade Gertrude LfckHcost and
Bmerson Rogers
7th Grade Letter Mover. Chaa Goold
ami Edward LWdiooat. \ |
Mh Grade Roy MuhrJM) and Charliv
Parker.
On Wednesday afternoon the child
ren w81 give a short ThanksclvVng
program. to which &U the parents and
friends of the school-children are in
vited.
Hue to the short days coming anrf
the colder weather. the School Board
has decided to change the hours o(
taking up school, somewhat The
following schedule will go into ef
fort w December 4..
Primary Grades ? Forenoon session?
from 9:00 to 11:46 a. m.
Afternoon Session ? from 12:S0 to 1:45
P- m. I
3rd to Sth Grades ? IVmenoon Sesslon
fTom 9:00 to 12 m
Afternoon Session ? from 12:30 to 2:S
p. m
I>irinp the cold spells aC of the
children wiJJ be allowed to bring
their lunches, which wiB save their
going home at noon time.
Word was received hx town recently
i hy friends of Mr. John McCawley,
'hat he had accepted a position with
with the Grand Trunk Pacific R. R .
and will *r future be located at Prtoc^
Rupert Mr. M-cCawley has lived in
<kagway for the i*w twelve years.
He was connected with the W. P. *
jv. R. R.
NO CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT
GOVERNOR WEST OF OREGON TO
ABOLISH DEATH
SENTENCE
(By Alaska Mews Bureau) I
SALEM. Ore. Nov. 25? There t* <o
l>e no more capital puoJahment In
Oregon . Govmioit West declared
I'jj L :. J who a r? sentenced to be
haag<*d wiB have 'tfwlr com
itmiOhI to Hfe ImprisonnKTit
OFFICES SHORT !
IH ACCOUNTS
(By Alaska >f?w? Pursan.)
J riTTSBrRGH. Not. 25? A sensa
tion ww caused In financial olrcfc* tm
day by the arrest of Bdward Moore,
treasurer of the IVdorai Oil Cotnrwny
Tt Is charged tiia*. he fc (W> hun
dred thousand dollar* short In ht* ar
POMfltS.
REBELS CAPTURE
! ANOTHER FORT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
r^KIN. Nov. 25 ? After a fleeve
fhtM. the refceb yesterday caprfUrred
Chen-Shan fort TVs Is one of the
oiKpo^s of Pekln and has ca<ia?l Oie
otflci&fe much ivorry It is a greet
{ victory tor the Hobels.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
NEW YORK Nov. 25? John P.
Ro?*efelk'r appeared before the ?t*el
Ira* tmv??ligtf>lng committee heref*
tprdaj and PstlT d?itd the oharpe of
the Mecrta Brtthere. that ne was re
<<fM>QsibW> for tfielr froing broke
The Peterson tnade th?? roond trip
from HaJn?> today.
Geo. Vog*i. porta*** and hard
ware mencharf. of Hafcw*. aade ?><?
round trip on <he Pgtprsnn today
Our Stock of 1911 Pack Preferred ^
Stock Goods is Now Complete. *
This brand has
NO SUPERIOR
and is favorably known
THRU-OUT ALASKA
EVERY CAN GUARANTEED? This mean* that
your money is returned or goods exchanged, should
any of them prove unsatisfactory.
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
MORSE III
BE PARDONED
AGED BANK WRECKER TO BE
RELEASED ON ACCOUNT
OF ILL HEALTH
(By Alaska NVws Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D C. Nor. ii? I
ft ert Taft ha* at last yieW?d to j
the pressure trrnicht to bear or him
and ban promised to pardon Banker |
M~rse, The rea.*m reooon for the re- i
lease of the o2d banker, I* the 1 mUw'a |
failing heaith
Mcr*e (a srrvfriR a ten year aen- :
rre in U?e federal prison at Atlan |
Uk. Ga. He m sentenced from New j
York about tiro years a?n tinder the |
new fwleral bank wnpokinjc Jaw HI*
case is very similar to the caae of the
late Banker \VaJah, who died a weefc ,
after pardoned from prison. i
I
(By Alaska N>wf Nnrean.l
j NEW YORK Not. 2S? Harry L
Stoke*, the yonng noeiety man who
ira? shot this wa* on the wit
j ;kw? stand today arxi <?B*ifled a*ainat
UHhn Graham The latter broke
Lknm while S*ok? waa (dvVn* hte
tewttmony
IS SOLO
A rharjf it the cwirt*?fc;p of the
Miner took !>'*<* thi* P*"1
*-ee* when the p*{*>r wn* pnrrh*-v>d
by Mr FSlio<* Stewart from R. J Mc
Ch?*w>y.
A pkwiew resident of V?Md, Mr.
Stewart Is HtWt wxi farorably
known in the dktrirt? VtidviMlDer
DECLINES HE
PRESIDENCY
ROOSEVELT WOULD RETIRE TO
QUIET WORK AND
STUDY
(Br Abukft Neva [Inmn.)
NEW YORK Nor Theodore
Romevelt, in a ?powh lodav. dental
that be w*j? "HtJi* ? prmMenttol boom
He declared that he does not d?*ire
tlw pr?-*W?n>t'? rh?ir ?r?fn
He h*? h*d the bUrbewt honor '-h?t
the American people conld be^ow on
him. awl that be wonM Ifke to end M?
day* in qolte work anul study.
MISUSE, BET1EF
THAN USE
WASHINGTON, D C Nov. 24?
S?rpt?ry of U>#' InWior Walter L.
whlk vMr?wtnfc Uw? wator
w ajs commission h?TP. ye?tArd*r
< h*? a r?"t*in o4 mon
opoly rombinatWin fc for Ui??
1<" ?Jopm<?nt of a rain fry. H?> ?*Jd
'hut rrrfMo pow?* cnfnhtnatlor* m'>V
not fcf* interfrrwl with. b^Jiorir* that
mist** of po*r?* ofUm<? **? no* **
h*r! as nonu*?<
TELLS OF HER
PAST LIFE
?
(By Alaska Newt Bureau.)
DENVER. Not. 25? Mr* G?rtrude
PaU-rwon, on trial for the mnnfcr of
her husband te-OJfled in ?wr own be
ha.f ves*enJ*y She tofcl the entire
h^lcry of her pa*t Ufe. She declared
Uwtf. after her marriaire to her hus
band he tre?U><J her cruelly. n<U?n
hea?*.TR her He afco demanded that
ehp Ret mooeff for hte support in
any manner that she cowki
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A Prize -Winning Clothes
At Our 5tore Any Day; You Don't Have
to ?0 to Any Fair or Exposition. nor Pay
Any Admission Fee
Exhibitions of Our Clothes
All Over Tow 1; The Best Dressed Men
Are Wearing This Clothing And They
Look as Though They Enjoyed it
Come in And Take a Look at Them
WILL CLA YSON-ala
HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
You Can See
fhe Home of The
CLOTHING
?