THE DAILY
ALASKAN
CITY OFPIOIWL P^PER
No.
TENTH YEAR
dKAGWAY, ALASKA THURSDAY APRIL 25 1907
PRICE 10 CENTS
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ta on the market- only
45 cents per yard
SUESINF. SILK IN COLORS FOR
PARTY DRESSES
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LABOR CONDEMNS ROOSEVELT
President being" severely censured because of his letter
with reterence to Mayor Hay woe d and Pettibone?
Protests coming from all sections of the country ==
Gompers calls it "remarkable document"
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Wushiujjtoa, April 25 ? Protests >r<
coming to the White House and oth?r
administration centers by the 'Score as
a result of President Roosevelt's letter
in answer to the criticisms against him
for exn essln? condemnation of Moyer,
FT wood and Pettibone. Many of the
_ , I
protestacU say the letter It a direct
insult to organized labor In the Uoiled
States.
President Gompers, referring to the
president's letter said: "It is a most
remarkable document." He refused to
make a statement for publication or
otherwise
Printer Lead* r Condom an
Kansas City, April 20? W. W. Stotta,
president of the Allied Printing Trades
Council, s?ys that President Roosevelt's
letter establishes a precedent that is
extremely unfair to organized labor.
Federation Leader Angry
Chicago, April 25? Edward Bessette,
of Colorado, a leader of the miners, f-der
atloo, roasts President Roosevelt fur
bis letter In bitter terms. He says be
would ratber trust ibe effahs of the
nation in tbs bands o( the men con
demned so cruelly and unfairly tban in
! tne bands of "the man with bit? teeth
who occupies the White House."
MY HOLLOW SALE IS A
SIRE 00 ;
' J. W. Richmond L;e tb? famou?
English copper expert, re|.re*2DtioK
the* purch uers of the Rainy Hollow
copper properties, who arrived on the
Princess May, s <ys it is the intention
of the purchasers of the properties to
prosecute t le woric of development as
fast as that is possible. Ht says the
copper ore that Is In sl/bt will be
blocked out andother work done during
ihi- summer so that ore can be trans
lorted next winter. He savs the pay
ments on th? property will be made
wben due even if not bef >re tha' time.
Mr. Richmond-Lee has just arrived
from Spain where he hui sped the
major portion of the winter with the
works of his employers in the great
copper mines of that country. He will
spend most of the summmer here over
seeing the development work in the
Rainy Hollow country.
frof. Anderson, the expert who
negotiated the s tie of the Rainy Hol
lo .v propeitieii, has been at Haines and
S-taeway for several weeks. He is at
tb-3 Fif h Aver ue hotel and is in con
suiia'ion much of the time wtth Mr.
R chroorui.Liie.
AflER MEM
Ijoama Gt* s Evid nee
Aijai>i>t (j.iverumQ'iiit
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
St. Petersburg, April 25? The douma
has secured indispu-able evidence that
the Russian government has made it a
prac ic3 to torture political prisoners
This is said to be in direct violation
of the proclamations i?su;d from time
to time by the crown .relinquishing
powers formerly held.
Xh? H wBit CunpiiT
appear at the Elks' hall Monday, April
?!9th. Mr. Hewettwill receive on the
steamer Humboldt tha Thaw-White
; tragedy in moving pictures. This is
direct from Philadelphia, and will be
| >;iven Moo^ay night. It has crowded
'he eastern theatres every where it hat
| been p.-oduced, and has cost consider
able mrney to secure the picture and
there is a large royalty to be paid
every time?it is used. Other pictures
will be "The Indian's Revenge," J"The
Lost Collar Button," "Ocean Rescue,"
.vc. Seats now selling at Britt's 25, 50
and 75 cents. 2t
KEEP OUT
< n L boring Mei.
Wai-t u?i America ?
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[Special Disua ch to Daily Alasnan)
Vancouver, B C., 25? The labor j
unions or this and other C nadian cities
are organizing to protict themselves
again.?t Americans. They propisa to
enforce the alien labor laws against
American workmen. Heretofore, It Is
said, no attempt has be- a made to
enforce the contract labor law against
Americans who are as freely hired be
fore reaching a Canadian city as are
Canadians not residing in the city
where they are wanted for .employ
ment.
Dlrlgo la and Oat
The Dirlgo arrived yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock with 55 tons of freight
She sailed at 9 p. m. ,
The Pack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with dinner orders, free in place
oftea or coffee. Come on boys.
Received
fresh
On
?be
leffersen
TOMATOES
GREEN PEPPERS
GREEN ONIONS
RADISHES
CUCUMBERS
LETTUCE
RHUBARB
ASPARAGUS
GANTY & FRANDSON
IJAP CANNOT MARRY WHITE
; GIRL IN PORTLAND
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
I Portland, Oregon, April 25? The
license clerk at the court house yester
'day, acting under orders from his
tuperlor, refused to issue a license per.
mittlng the marriage of a wealthy
Japanese to a white ffirl. The refusal
has caused considerable excitment
among: the Japanese colony here.
There is some talk of the lovers point
another state in search of the right to
marry within the law of the country.
GO FREE
Lo<trs Will N-t Any
PeDrlty
(S|iecial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Havana, April 25? Gov. Maroon baa
ifsued a broclamatlon grautlnj? amnesty
to the rebels who engaged io looting
durli (j thr recent revolution, Tbe pro
clamation re li ves hundreds of people
from i be dat?i-r of prosi. cutloa and
punishment.
Sing Leave* For D..w?on
Whitehorse, Apr'l 25? A White Pa<s
s'age left h>'i-ey sterday a'ternoon for
Dawson with five passengers and 7OO
pcunda of mall..
50 designs <>f 1907 wall p.iter just
received at Harr s.m's.
'COST MICH
Th w Tri4 Represent-* En
ormous Outlay
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
New York, April 25? The expenses
of the Thaw trial will reach a third of
a million dollars. The lee of D. M.
Dflmas, of Sao Fraooisco, alone sa?
Jo^QO'. The defen e pafd large fees to
the other lawyers and to the experts oa
insanity. Dete tire agenoles gained
large fees from oth sides in gathering
evidenc .
N?v 'Mwni P..r R nr of ^ 1*
A new Piano f^rr m or i-ale? Inquir
of Principal Barber Sh p. if.
\l! the delicacies o? tte season si. me
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