i HE DAILY ALASKAN
CITY GFPIGIffL P7SF>l=P
||No 50 VOL.' IX. SKAGWAY, ALASKA. SATURDAY MARCfl, 31 1906
PRICE 10 CENTS
VERY LARGE
SeatrlJ Bauk Clearauces
Reach Record i'oint.
(Special Dispa'ch to Daily Alaskan.!
Seattle, March 31? The bank clear
ances for this month in this city break
the record. They amount to more than
Ml ,000.000.
A Nettleton shoe at Oavson's. tf
FIGHT IT
Board of Hi??lth Af(*r Cou
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
St. Paul, March 31? The Minnesota
state board of health is in favor of barr
ing tubercular teachers from employ
ment in the public schools and tuber
cular pupils from attending the schools
of this states. The matter is attracting
considerable attention.
HARRISONS'
Summer Stuffs Constantly
flrrmtiq
Organdi Grand, Flowered Silk Mull, Dimity,
Printed Chiffon, Persia u Lawn, Pique, French
Gingham. Percale?. Toille Du N'ord Ginghams, etc.
Now Laces, Embroideries & Ribbons
The G. 1). - Ju. trite" Corsets and Girdles, 1906
Models from 75c to $7-50
* Gage" Trimmed and Tailored Hats.
If you want to be correct wear a "Gage" hat.
Hard anger- Battenberg and Mexican
Drawn work? Lunch Squares.
UK)*? line of "Gem" Tailored Shirts aud Silk and
Lawu Shirt Waists now on display. Prices
range from 75c to $15-00
Waterproof Covert Cravanette- Pan
ne Broadcloth and Fancy Tweeds for
your Spring Coat? quality the best?
PRICES THE LOWEST
APRIL FASHION BOOKS ON TAP
? Phones number 4 and 55
Clothes may not make the man;
But one of our HART jjj
SCHAFFNER & \
MARX
or
DAVID ADLER &|
SONS
Suits will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $10 |
to $40.
Copyright 1905 by
Hare Schaffnsr cr* Marx
f B. Clayson 4 0o.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
LAGhST CLOTHIN-Q AND FCRNIHIXC. CAMtttfk 1M/1 D?A/llM4lll
HOODS HOUSE IX ALL OF ALASKA. jOllM) (JtlU DTOUWdy J
6AER m MITCHELL WILL
CONrCR^AOAIN
Coal Baron and Great Labor Leader Will Try
to Adjust Differences? Latter Says
590,000 Will Quit
(Speoial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Indianaplolis, Ind., March 31? George
H. Baer, for the coal operators, and
and John Mitchell, representing the
Coal workers' unions, will meet again
in conference Tuesday. It is hoped
then to arrange their differences,
though the strike is oall?d for Monday,
when it is promised by President Mit
cheli that 590,000 men will refuse to
go to work,. Mitchell demands an ad
vance in wages of 5i per cent
President Consider* Strike
Washington, March 31? President
Roosevelt and the members of his cabi
net considered the threatened coal
strike at special meetings yesterday
and today.
GMfifNHEIMfS BUY MINTS
IN DAHSOiV
Famous Mining and Smelting Men Take
Over Treadgold's Bonanza Interests
Deal Involves $500,000
(special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Dawson, March 31? The Gufrgen
heirnes are taking over the Treadgokl
interests in the Yuton today. They
have op' ions on more than 40 claims,
the considerations ajr>ri'eEatin(r $300,000,
oil Booaoz creefr, r!>ioh will expire to
morrow. It is be leved the deal has
been closed aid the property is beinp
transferred.
SLNli IMO.tYj
Red Cro89 S 'Ctely Giyosf Japs
Anotli^r Ch^ck
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Wa'htDglon. March 31 ? The Red
Cross society Uday sent another chtck
for J25, 000 to aid the starving Japs in
northern Japan.
COMPETENT JUDGES.
Beauty Doctors Eiione Herpicide.
Women who make a business of beau
tifying other women come pretty neaf
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con
cerning Herpicide:
"I can recommend Newbro'q "Herpi
cide," as It stopped my hair from failing
out; and. as a dressing it has no super
ior.
"(Signed.) Bertha A. Trulllnger,
"Complexion Specialist,
"29H Morrison St., Portland, Ore."
"After using one bottle of "Herpicide*
my hair has stopped falling out. and my
scalp is entirely free from dandruff.
"(Signed.) Grace Dodge,
"Beautv Doctor,
?195 Sixth St.. Portland. Ore."
Sold by leading druggist's. Send 10c. In
stamps for Bampie to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Win, Bri t, Special A/ent.
If you want the best. Cijtar in the
market try a Marguerite ? for sale by
W. W. Boughton.
II IS 10LV
Wiuu^pcg Street C*r Strike
Im Bad Way
(Special Dispath to the Daily Alaskan.)
Winnepetr, Manitoba, March 31? The
street car strike at this place has as
sumed ug'y proportions. Soldiers are
pa! rolling the streets now for the pur
pose of maintaining order.
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday
FrenchDinner
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
EVERYTHING THE BEST
IN IDE MARKET
Regular Dinner 50c
TEA, COFFEE or WINE and
ICE CHEAM
WITH DINNER FREE
ii? ? my
\ H J A ^ave 3 *ew cases of Peaches.
\ \ Apricots and Canned Apples,
which we will ,
sell at
By the case- Two dozen
in a case- per dozen.
wwiiXAvv* Jr 7
$1.45
Sole Agent? Rose of Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
MORE NOMINEES FOR ClfY
OFFICES NAMED
Independent Convention Selects a Ticket at
Firemen's Hall- Those Expecting
Fireworks Disappointed
Ind< pendent Tloket
For councilmen:
GEORGE MOWL,
CHARLES A. DIERS, ,
HERMAN GRIMM,
A. H. SELLERS,
S. H. YEOMANS,
F. M. LUCAVISB,
R. M. BECKER.
For school director:
L. A. HARRISON.
The convention of the "Independent" j
party last night outdid the citizens con- j
ventton in point of time by four min
utes. It took it 18 minutes to place a I
complete ticket in the field. The can-*
didates selected, all of them by accla
mation, appear at the head of this
column.
The convention was 'amblike in its
demeanor and tho.-e who attended it to j
hear the present council excoriated and |
?)ate making denounced in scathing I
terms were disappointed.
There were 50 or 60 electors in the
Firemen's hall at the convention of
'hose who want to see a "real election"
which was called to order only a few
minutes nfter eight o'clock by H. C.
Bowman. Half of them iiarticipated
in the convention, which weot off in a
a business ike manner.
Phil Abrahams was chosen for chair
ipau of the convention and S. H.
Yeomans, secretary. There were no
preliminaries. The chairman asked for
nominations for councilmen and the
<even men mimed were placed in nomi
nation as were Fred Ehrlich and E J.
Shaw. These declined ,o be candidates.
Mr. Shaw said he bar1, already been
Dominated on another ticket and that
he could not in fairness to his associates
on that ticket permit his name to be
used by o.hers. An effort to compel his
name to remain on the ticket in spite
of his declination was ruled outof order
by the chairman.
The chairman named H. C. Bowman,
A. Dortero and Geirge Mowl to be a
central committee to call further con
ventions, and the convention adjourned.
STILL ANOTHER <ITY TICKET
Lubor Ticket
For Couneilmen:
J. A. NETTLES,
W. A. REMICK,
H. li. DUNN,
W. B. KING,
CH *RLES A. D1I RS,
CHRIS SHEA,
W. P. RE ? W ICK.
For School Director;
J J. KliNNEDY.
The forepoingr ticket, made up from
the citizens' and irdependent tick' ts
with Chri Sfiea and W.P Renwick adl.
ed, wasjtiominatt-d at ? .nass convention
he'd at Labor ball (the old Mondamin
hotel) this afiernoon The name
"Labor Ticket" was aebpted by a vote
of those present. C iris Shea was
chairman of the oonvet.tion and W. W.
Ward, secretary. There were about
30 persons present.
The labor convention movement was
started as a joke bu, was taken up
seriously.
NEW MOVE
J. D. Furrell Goes To Union
Pacific
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, March 31 ? J. D. Farrell,
formerly president of the Great North
ern Steamship Company and for many
years the Pacific Coast reoresentatbe
of James J Hill, will go to the Union
Pacific and become the western repre
sentative of E. H. Harriman. This an
nouncement, was made this morning for
the first time. Mr. Farrell was once
the resident of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company.
HUM301DT COMES
AND SAILS AGAIN
?The Humboldt arrived from the south
yesterday evening at 7;'J0 o'clock witb
passengers, freight and mail and sailed
again at 10 o'clock. She toook 15 pas
sengers outbound.
GETS RICH
Former Sbagwajan Becomes
Verj? Wealthy Man
(Special Dispatch to )aily Alaskan.)
Seattle, March 3? Ca.it. E. W. John
son, ot Nome an I form rly of Skagway
and Dyea, who is spent ing the winter
in Seattle, has received word that one
of his mines at Nome will yield 3500,000
this year. More than $150,000 is already
in the dump. Capt. Johnson treaded
an old gasoline launch for the mine
last summer.
MANY" MSSfNGfR
fOII DAWSON
Whitehorse. March 31? Three White
I Pass stages have left for Dawson in the
last 24 hours', one last night and two
this morning. They carried 38 passeng
ers and 30U0 pounds of freight, express
and mail.
Earl & Wilson collars and cuffs at
Olavson's
You Will All Agree
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skin and chapped hands than our new
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It cleanses, purifies and preserves the skin and beautifies
the complexion.
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Soothes and heals all irritations and prevents pimples, and
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oil or gum. Ask tfoR a Sample.
Iwm. BF3ITT
^ THE DROOOrs