PRICE 10 CENTS
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 1907
TENTH YEAR
GREAT THANKSGIVING DAY CROWD SEES
CORNELL GO OOWN TO OEFEAT M
PHILADELPHIA YESTERDAY
(By United Press.)
Philadelphia. Nov. 29 ? With Ideal
weather ptevalling and a record
Thanksgiving djv attendance. Peon
ay 1 van a, y< st.'rday administered Cor
nell a defeat i;i the annual foot ball
game by a score of 12 to 4. So hard
fought was the tc-itne, and so evenly
m itched were the two tenuis that it
looked, up to the final moment, as if
either side might wm the game. The
big score is accouated for by a streak
of good playing on the part of Penn
sylvania in the latter part of the game.
FOOTBALL BATTLE BETWEEN SOUND
STATE TEAMS RESULTS IN STUB
BORN PLAY ANO NO SCORE
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(By United Press.)
Seattle, Nov. 29.? In a footba'l game
replete with brilli?nt plays and stub
born work on both sid<*s, Washington
and Idaho yesterday, b.fore a crowd of
several thousand, broko tven. The
ball at no time during the game wi
near the goal of either side.
Tb? Mascot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bj
moot Whiskies (double stamped goods
10 years old), aud Kainier and Pacific
Bottled B;er. at the Mascot.
All the delicacies of tne season at
tha Pack Train Restaurant.
DUTCH LUNCH
POISONS SOUSA
FAMOUS BAND LEADER SERIOUSLY ILL
IN CHICAGO FROM EFFECTS OF
PTOMAINE POISONING
(By United Preas.)
Chicago, Nov. 2U.? John PhiDtp
Sousa, world famous as a concert con
ductor, lies In his apartments at th?
Auditorium hotel suffering from the
effects of ptomaine poisoning, supposed
to have been contracted on Sundjy
evening at a Dutch luach enjoyed with
a party of. friends after a concert given
by Sousa. Doctors in attendance an.
nounce the condition of their patient is
being grave.
The Dodson case is on in the distric
court and a number of witnesses have
been examined during the day. At
4 o'c'ock it looked as if the trial wou'tl
be finished this evening and the esse
will likely go to the jury tonight.
KID His
BAD SHOWING
Los Angeles, Nov. 2tf? Wednesday
night Mike Twin Sullivan was given
tin decision over Kid Farmer in the
thirteenth round. Farmer threw up the
sponge after having made a miserable
showing.
Phon? City Truifw
For your coal, wood ?nd general haul
' ing. 1'hone 90, Boughton's cigar
store. 10-4-1 m
BARROW WILL
FRICTION AM0N6 ATTORNEYS FOR WEST
ERN FEDERATION OFFICIALS LEAVES
CHICAGO MAN IN CHAR6E
(By United Prow.)
Boise, Idaho, Not 29.? The panel Id
the Pettibone case was exhausted this
morning and a new ventre will b? laaued
Monday. Clarence Danow has arrived
from Ratbdrum, where be has been de
fending Steve Adams, aud will have
charge of tbe case. Attorney Richard
son, who was of counsel during the trial
of Haywood and who refused to act
with Darrow In the future trial of the I
cases against the Western Federation
officials, will not appear in the present
trial.
WELLS RESTS
?. M. Barnes, of Juneuu, received a
wire from Ed. W. Wells, of Prescott, !
Ariz., instructing him to bury the body
of Frank D. Wells in Juneau, and in
compliance with the wishes of the;
dead man's brother the body was in
terred in the cemetery at Juneau.
NOTICE TO CITIZENS
The Nor:hwest Light & Power com
pany will continue its servicts u-jder
the management of W. L Hawkes,
who will succeed Mr. Edwin rowne in
matters connected with the company
after Decstnber 1st. Mr. Browne is
wtll known to the residents of the city
and it will be regettcd by many of his
friends that his health makes it neces
sary for him to quit the service which ]
be bas so long and faithfully served.
258-lt Northwest Light & Power Co.!
Fresh Meat
Tbe Prye-Brubn Co. keep all kind
of fresh meat constantly on hand.
KAUFMAN WINS
FROM SULLIVAN
IRISHMAN, GAME BTO THE LAST, PROVED
UNEQUAL TO KAUFMAN, WHO
MADE MISERABLE SH0WIN6
-v (By United Press.)
Co. ma Arena, Cal , Nov. 29? A1
Kaufman was given the deolslon over
Jack Twin Sullivan at the end of the
twenty-fifih round yesterday. Kaufman,
despite the fact thut he was awarded
the decision, disappoiuted bis friends
by the showing he made. Sullivan put
up a plucky fight and was game to the
last.
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AIRED IN COURT
William Jackson, George Jackson,
Paddy Conate, Dennis, Joe Wright,
Billy Johnson and Joe Hayes, the In
dians who were clurgod with having
destroyed the house of Anton Legrand
at Haines, and Mit>s Mary Mackintosh,
the Missionary who is alleged to have
induced the Indians into committing
the act, *vere tried before Judge Le
Fevre Wednesday eveniDg. Miss Mack
intosh was fined 310 and costs and the
Indiana were each fined $1 and costs.
While the fines have not yet been paid, j
it is likely that no appeal will be taken
from the decision of Judge LeFevre,
and thut the costs will be settled and
the matier dropped.
REWARD FOR PUPPY
If tho person who was seen to pick up
the black puppy on tho corner of Fifth
and Broadway, Wednesday, between 5
and 6 o'clock, will return the same he
will receive liberal reward and no ques
tions will be asked. Bring the dog to
this office. 258 2t
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR SAYS FINANCIAL
TROUBLE IS SHORT LIVED AND BANK
ERSMNLY MAY BRING CRISIS
(By United Press.)
London, "Nov. 29.? American Ambas
sador Reid, at ? speech delivered before
the American Society in this city yes
terday, says the United States was
never in better condition than it is at
the present time. Be took an optimis
tic view of the prevailing financial tie
up and said that conditions, if the
banking interests did not precipitate a
crisis, would right themselves shortly.
have Si
POWERS CASE
TWO THIRDS OF MEN WHO WILL TRY
REPUBLICAN POLITICIAN ARE DEMO
CRATS-EXPECT LONG TRIAL
(By United Press.)
Georgetown, Nov. 29? At a special
session of the district court held yester
day the jury in the Caleb Powers case
was secured. But three Republicans
are in the box. All of the men with
whom the fate of Powers rests are
above middle age. The trial of the
case may take six weeks.
SOLO TOURNAMENT
A Prize Solo Tournament will begin
at the Paok Train saloon tonight. Tiok
ets will be awarded for games won and
tbe holders of the largest number of
credits will, at the enJ of the tourna
ment, b* awarded the handsome prizes
which are on exhibition at tbe Pack
Train Bar.
255-6t Shea & Patten.
NOTORIOUS JEW LAWYER STRICKEN A*
BLACKWELL ISLAND? FAMILY
GALLED TO BEDSIDE
(By United Press.)
New York, Nov. 29? Abe Hummel,
the notorious divorce lawyer who w*?
sentenced for perjury In connection
with the divorce proceedings la the
suit of Jennie Morse against her hus
band, the "Ice King," is suffering with
heart and kidney complications in
Blackwell prison and his family has
been called to his bedside to attend
him. Hummel, in the Thaw case,
swore that Mrs. Thaw had gone to him
and made a confession that Thaw and
not Stanford White hbd been the one
who was the cause of her ruination,
but the jury failed to believe his testi
mony.
6E0L0GICAL SURVEY REPORT SHOWS
THAT METAL TO ABOUND IN PLACES
UNSUSPECTED HERETOFORE
(By United Press.)
Washington, Nov. 29.? The reports of
the Geological Survey show that cop
per mining i* developing rapidly in
Alaska and that districts which were in
the past not known to have copper de
posits are rapidly being discovered.
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