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<vkrwk\ aiasK* KKIDW MAY It* 191 1 PHfCE. 10 ( KNT8
No 308. THIRTEENTH YEAR. - >KA?WAY, ALAMvA, i-kipai, mai . mi
WHITEWASH
WEARING
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHING TON D. C.. May IS?
v-u nator LaPolletW next Monday will
.i!> .[> his resolution in the Sen
ate, demanding a reprobe of the
T?orim< r cas-- in that body.
8RANDEIS WILL
AID COMMITTEE
.VUrney Branded, who was tko
thief attornev for the prosecution iti
Committee which is at present prob
NEW ELECTION LAW
FOR MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
I By \laska News Bureau.)
iEXICO CITY May IS The Diaz
. atinet is busily engaged in drafting
..f the president and vice-president
EDITH. LNDER GUARD.
DOCKED AT CORDOVA.
CORDOVA May 11? The Alaska
Steam >iHp Company's steamer Edith.
!>;. t h - large r.>wd of citizens who
Commissioner Tucker and Deputy
Collector W'hittier boarded the Edith
f'-ur miles down the bay and took
? n the wharf a: d aboaril the ship
OFF
ARRESTED FOR
AIDING PLO!
(By Alaska News Bureau >
pTTTSBrEO. Pa., May 1 ? lam. -
Kll'Ott. a structural iron worker, was
anested this mornine and charged !
n ith being implicated with Detective |
l*erns in a plot to ruin the MoXam
ara brothers following their allogod
confession.
PITTSBVRG Later Elliott
this afternoon declared insane and
;aJsen to the asylum.
SEATTLE WILL
HELP ALASKA
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE, May IS ? A mas- meet
c of Seattle citizens has be. call
cd here for r?st Monday night for
'he purpose of calling the attentioi
of the government officials and th<
jHople of the I'nited States in gen
tr*I. to the condition of affairs Iti [
A'aska regarding the Alaskan coa
THAT MODIFIED
VACCINATION ORDER
That persons leaving Seattle for
A'askan por's are allowed more lati
s it'posed is shown by the wording of
tfce affidavit of immunity which is
? m bark fo- a port in A'aska and 'c
nty best knowledge and belief lha <?
not been xposed to smallpox durmg.
the past fo .rtei-n days ard th it !
t ons askel n r as to my ? h< rea '??>
?ring th j ? two w~>.v "
Capt. Baughman. cf the Humboldt
did rot make the trip up yesterday.
p;,oi on this run. is in command of
"he Humboldt during the illness of
1 a< ting afl pilot.
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This is the Time of ^ ear when 1 hough ts ?
Turn To *
Summer Clothing I
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W e have now on display the
Biggest , Besf & Newest |
Line of piece goods ever shown in Skagway +
[ Sec our \X indow Display, 25c and 35c per yard ]
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Also a great variety of shades in ?
Susine Silks, Figured Silks , Silk 5
Poplins , Irish Poplins , Colored ?
? India Head , Etc. ?
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*j* A handsome line of \\ Kite. Colored and Silk Shirtwaists and *
Middv Blouses ?
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+ A complete line of American Lady and American ?
Gentlemen Shoes for the Grown Ups. ?
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jj|| Securitv and Pla-Mate Shoes for the Little Ones 5
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JTh? Up-To-Data Habardaab ar and Ladlaa Furnlahar. A
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HEAT WIVE IS GENERAL
THROUGHOUT EASTERN STATES
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CLEVELAND. O.. May 19? The
ns are going insane, and hundreds
are prostrated.
CHICAGO. May 19? Four are
dead and eighty prostrations from
heat have been reported to date at
Ik Moo headquarters.
PITTSBURG, Pa., May IS ? As the
persons are dead in this city
WASHINGTON. O. C . May 19?
1 Owing to the terrific heat there
riave be?-n eleven attempt* at sui
cide todar.
CINCINNATI, O.. May 19? The
public schools were dismissed In
:'i s city today on account of the
( HTCAGO. May 19 ? There hav
been twelve deaths In the city today
isusod by heat. The hospitals ar?
? t?rtaxod by the prostrations.
Sixteen persons were bitten by m?>!
MADERO GOES
10 CAPITAL
(By Alaska New s Bureau. )
r?'storation of peare throughout th
wi'h Madero here, will also leave for
Mexico City within the next t'-v
EXILE FOR
PRES. DIAZ
(By Alaska News Bureau |
dent Piaz of Mexico, made the sUte
RESOLUTION IS
NOW BEFORE HOUSE
(By Alaska News Bureau t
<H> before yesterday
H. E. Porter, of Whltehorse, ar
i ved out on last nicht's train and
\?ill leave for the South on the May.
LOSES WIFE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CINCINNATI. O.. May 19? The
W.fp of Walter Bronkins. The famou
aviator, was this morning granted a
divorce on private ground* Al
though no reason has ever been ad
> meed for the divorce in public, ni
WILL FIGHT IN JUNE.
i By Alaska News Bureau.)
i HICAGO. Mty 19? Packy McFar
?n ni and Matt Wells have been i
ialched to fight ten rounds In early j
THE DATE FOR
RESIGNATION SET
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MEXICO CITY, May 19 ? It was
ii'f.cially announced today that Pres
kf nt Diaz is to resign either next
Wednesday or Thursday, and thai
Vlce-Ppresident Corrall, who is at
(resent in Paris, will resign bv ca
SIMS GOING AFTER
THE ICE TRUST
(By M-iska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. May 19? District At
' orney Sims has announced that he
'lu Ice trust for raising rates. H"
c aims that the raise in rates is if
f> ring from I'eat.
The Humboldt arrived in port last
nirht. at S o'clock with two passen
eers. and sailed south with three
EARLY ROSE
Seed Potatoes
This Kind is Generally Grown
Here with Success
We can supply you with any quantity, from
50 lb. and upwards 3 l-2c per lb
Get out early in the morning, dig up that corner of the yard and "J*
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enjoy the beautiful spring weather in a practical way.
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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CAPITAL TO
FIGHT USURY
NEW YORK May 1 -S?*ty of
pn?po*p of driving owl tlM- "Vwin
willWstop
REVOLUTION
U rfvohition i!> M- xi<"<>
SE \'EN MILLION DOLLARS
FOR MINERAL WATERS
aire retail price wa? 11 cent* * jr*1
?
The report shown the prodnrtion
hverythliiR the be*t that the market
?f* rds. 50c.
Ill BRIBE
(By Alaska Ni>*? Rnr<"?<i >
OAKLAND. C?1 M+r 19- Hear?
I alton. rnonty a?a???o r of *lam?<l*
ronnty. was ?rr?-?">d thi? mornin*. on
?? char** atl#ein? that h?? arr?pt?r| a
f!r? thonaand (foliar brlti* from
Spring valW Wat?r Company
"FIRST nor'
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W A RHINO TON . T> r. Wav !9
M-r William Howard Taft wif< of
from th?? nerrotx hr?ak 4o*n whl<h
FIGHT IS CANCELLED
? By Alaska N*w? Bureau i
NEW HAVEN. Ma* 1> Frank)
of *h< month ?>?=> ran<MM
RIVER REPORTS.
Thi> w?ith?r I* i"
,|iv. tat tho wnf?>r ia .till ri?ln?r at
S aboTP
GOVERNMENT COAL LAND VALUE
Th? work d? n?* in ronn^tfon with
?\ y?na*rv?thv^ of mineral '? iouri . >
of th<> pnbtlr 4oma!t- in- th> T nit"!
fhow* aom** lnt??r??tini valivs. In
th*> work of f*H?l rla??iffr*tirn. "T?
0S4 *<r?? w?r?? spprai'uM fo?l
Imd. with a rain* of II IJI27..* "?*. an !
*>S^.W4 ?fr?? ww r?i*omm',nrl< i for
Onrin* April I .?*>.??*> of
isnd In N'?* IwlicfM to l?
uudwlaln with coal. w-?r?? wf'Mrawr
??.d ?3>M22 *< r?-? of land in f'olor
pnbik domain
j JUST ARRIVED
A FINE LINE OF
LADIES'
: CHILDREN'S
| and INFANTS'
: SHOES
m They A re Now On Display
Come In And Look Them Over
I WILL CLAYSON- Gothier
The Home of The
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m HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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