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8KA0WAY, ALASKA, MONDAY, JANUARY 22. 1912 HUB! 10 CKV1>
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CVPTILL RECL \E,- fiENDS.
k r--~ ctr<h> tr*?1' t
i ' jJsaJv ns haa is
1 ?; t a? * -ninety In r*?c<?
? -? r! ? t r ?<- s friends
WILL OPEN FIGHT ON
harvester company
\l . v General Wi kersham u> Pe
n CYitnina.1 Suit Apainst ?1ar
v, ^ r Trust, V'nilpr Sherman
Vnti-Tnm U*
> Mvsfca News I'uroau.)
uw.ton p. c.. '*u
vnrd was given out today that
^vernnx-nt would soon start stiK !
.1 ? tivo Harvester Tnist ?n 'or
:p Sit m in anti trust law. \tto?
;o:-oral Wickers ham ?tate*l tha'
if suit would be jwtshed witli all the i
%r that the department has show n j
? *u ?> aca nst the Standard Oi'
?aoco aid Moat Trusts.
\V!LSON CALLS HYPER'S
WALL STREET ORGAN
Mask*. News Piireau.i
CHICAGO. 111-. Jan, 2; ? When in
. m. wf.| concvminj: the attack np
h.mv if by the Harjiers Weekly.
? ???.y \\(*>1row Wlison stated t'
n t'nt she aUa>k was broneht on
a " k whinh he bad with them
" 1 that he did not war.t any
tn do with that publication
was a Wall Street orcan.
.KS EXPECT RECORD CROWD
e of the li^ht fauta.- ;
.n.,?u<mity awniing uhe com
,.K?< ujukw w&i.b promts to t><
?
0 a iy. T0? L'Jks de*Jtled 10
.<? t ha annual a, fair vimi a I
?> ? ?: their frien<ts? will ^athe: ,
a jrood Uwe.
1 !:,?? o* lOut^ee h?\ili? the dance;
or ?... ? rwe ha?e hich hopes of
.. t v y Klk jwe^.-nt and nia >
?n<is. The (twimittee wis
? v\ r?> ; the inyresston that ha
sv . i aKmt to th?> effect tl?ai
? ?. to he a ' K*m 1 i Dre^s
They hav? l>as<vl their hot**
e f e^t <iar*oe ever pirea In !
v;n"o, on the Uu-ce number of
not or, the aorpeousne-es of the
EAGLES CANCE ENJOVED.
V KvrLe crr-wi enjoyed the Easrle
. t> sv.nrtlay ni<ht in the Jva^esj
Following the I -ear Year cus
? any ''ancv* were turned over .
'a th*. la.!:e< in whhh to sele t
? r partners. The danoe was fot
t>v a '5*'ig>itful luncheon.
The Sest of
The
Good Ones
For
8ig and Little Feet
THE
vfm&uccui
SHOE
H. J. LYNCH
TS? H?fcorJa*he^ and La.'iw Fumiih*,
3KAGWAV GIRL
. ID llHici)
Nl'SS LENA BERNHOFER
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
: . I. liTfe Not Indicted JVc Se'l
ic UqttOT. McGrew Indict.
? Guilty. is Givw*
Suspended Sentence.
1*< th the grand Jury and the petit
jury worked ow tme. lust week
.r.nJinp out the maty criminal ewes
which make up the largest crimtl>?l
K>-kct e\or caUiercd before, in the
iKlory of Alaska.
On Tuesday after the examination
1 ma-i; witnesses wid much de'tber
i the e ra-*Hl jury decided that
iVm M Kc!:zie and .liminie Chambers
,e t?.> !>,m?.las boys, ?ho were ar
<>st? .1 for fighting t^n rwtrnis lit
h:it city had not transgressed the
aw a? returned a true bill.
On Wednesday a similar Mil was
ut i !. freeing John Radcliffe of
on the charge of selling
,-|iior to thp Indians McGrew aim
f this city who was Indicted last
. l>> the gram! jury plead rullty
i t? charce of giving booze to Ir
a^d was **otenreil to two
"lis in j*ll br .Tudre LyOttS. The
itf r was suspended. Speaking
i-asc the .loncau Dispatch says:
M rcw is one of th"se hones',
v -k'ic men who made a mis
s stopping to consU'.w th>'
e* and with the endorse
: the district attorney's of
tl FVtijbo of Ska: way ?.m1
er r iett-ls who testified to hi*
?? - iiip qualities, .In dee Ly
v d well direited clMMtxjr. ;
? work throws him In'o
?;th Indians, ami he care one
?: a fia?k of whiskey. The
r Is a home man and siipprrt?
?? ?< a^d family."
\ II -iment was retur; ed acaln
, l.e>- a Bernhofer of this city.
w<s bound over for an assault
' i-->al Pon*.-> with a dead'y
T1 r in IK tmcnt <harge?t as
\ n t ir;ie bill **< returned in
i -e of Miss Vary IWnhofef,
?int <>f tve yonnc clrl. who was a!
?> over to the prand Jury.
No report has be?n n<y>lvfd here
f at j result* of the ft raid Jury
-?rol>e belnc carried on. into the
:ieeed discrimination of th? Moores"
Wharf Company acJiinst the Hum
il.it St- airship Company. Mr. E. J.
Shan local manager of the Wharf
Company. Is at the pri^ont time bp
fore the crand jury, with the ar.
ounts of the company.
Many former offl !a)s of the W hite
Pass are in the capital city having
'???n swpoenaed to appear before the
rry it recard to the probe into the
alleged destruction of the Bracket*
*-acon road over the White Pars. W.
R. King, former auditor, has boen
there far nearly a week. John P.
Hartrr.an, one time attorney for the
White Pass R. R . and also for the
T.rackctt road, arrived in Joneftu Sat
'irdav nizht on the Jefferson.
DETECTIVE APTER
LOAIMER WITNE8SE8
Wni R Rum* Pl*c?d cm ("We to In
veRtirate TruUt of Witneiw?a B?
fore Senate Committee. Sen
?>aOo?ui Kipected.
tlly Alaska News Rurewi.)
WASHINGTON, I). C.. Jan. 22?
i- ational development* are looked
f- f i:? the se.-omd Lorimer Investiga
te - ccme on here by the Sena'e
? until' ice It la stated that De
tive Wm J. Rurns, the fam^ia
the. hay been employed by the
^?>v<?rnmcnt to Investigate Pacta awor
'o b> some of the witnesses In the
h' .?rlne before the Senate committee.
SOMETHING DOING
AT BIG THING MINE.
Ce.irso Armstrong, who spent from
Monday until Wednesday at Carcroaa,
t ? nest of Colonel J. H. Conmd.
report? that active work is still (co
in; merrily on at the Rig Thine
mil* . says tfcie Whitehorae Star.
wh<Te an upraise is being run from
th< lower tunnel to the former work
. a distance of someUiing like 600
r ? At the same time drifting i?
In c c arried on at both aide* of the
iKinel. In which a small vein of high
?to le ore w?s struck some weeks
i'--o, mil In one direction the vehi Is
ier. inp a* pr >j;resa ia made
In n.Mltlon to 'he regular ftwe
^.-.1 ?t the mine, from thirty
v ri.- n ant ensaired In cutting
I basiling wO' I to the minfcig com
- j '?T plant which Is looted
<; t!i? n. th of McDonald creek be
t . railreaj five miles above
? ul nearly an equal dhi
from the mine. the power and
i t e ? , i transmitted by wire "P
" ount tinF '3e. The recent cokl
i" i'T f as n?r.i?ed lJ?ke Rennet
if ?ree*e sufficiently hard aa to per
m ? the hauling of wood acrow It
t1' ? li ' llml It la elpected by
>'?<*1 0< ->rn<l to hav<? from two U?
(hot "mid cords of wood d?Hv
"> the i?tv er plant the present
\t present the hauler# of
d n? tv ell as those enimged In
c tv.v h'.nery aid suppllea up
se mountainside to the mine, are
d by Iikx of snow, the
- fall In thnt part of the country
- ? iter being exceptionally light.
rORV^R STEAMSHIP MAN
DOING BIG BUSINESS.
L.. M. We t. who was ?t one time
a v?tj popular ajrent for the P. C.
?S Co., in Skagway, but now of I son
\nceles where hi? hit? numerous Iti
terests, has recently peoured a lea.se
n the Pacific Electric Station eat
- concession and is doing a fine
' business.
It is estimated that over 100,000
n<y>ple go through the static? every
day
The steamer Georgia made her reg
ular weekly trip to Skaeway last
night and sailed for Juneau this
morning at 8 o'clock.
Henry Fricdenthal Phone 78. Quick
delivery Baggage and expressing on
*h<vrt notice, day or night.
1 Hills Bros . Teast
_ +
+
J. +
^ The demand tor thc&e cood* increapos steadily. It Is the nat- .j.
ur*l demand for a cood pro iuct? a product that every connieseur, +
+ rooopnizos as the beet on the nwuisct. \Y? recommend thlt Ilaa
4? +
T vctv highly, and guarantee iU purity.
+ +
+ , +
+ 1 Pound Packages at 50c and 75c +
t 1 -2 lb. Packages at 30c and 40c +
a. +
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer +
* + + + + + + + + + + + ? + + + + + + + + + + ??
WONDERFUL fly. I
OPENED 1(11
KEY WEST CONNECTED
WITH THE MAINLAND
Now Railroad linn* A Ion* ("oral
Reef* F*r Into (Julf of Meilro.
Will Har? W* Tmict*.
Travel,
(fly Alulut New* Bureau. ?
KEY W'KRT, Fla, Jan. 22? What
promises to become one of the acin
ic wonders of the world Is the new
railroad which opened today and
which will carry tourist* from the
mainland of Florida over the famous
Florida Key* to this dry
A* an engineering feat the bnlM
ing of this railway ha* be?>n
exceeded, running from key to fcey
along whwc "the coral r??f? ly
bare." It 1* eipected that the four
1st travel over the n"w road will be
Immense during the coming winter,
there being many bathing reports
alonjr the new Hn*
HOMELESS ONES
ENTERTAIN SOCIETY.
The Tonne people * Ute^ary and
Social Society will be mtertaiind this1
evening by the fn-r hnmel?^ waif*
'f the city a' the P lllen House
The homeless or =. who will en
lertain th?- society ar?" Montgomery A.
Snow. I>r Harold Avert II, Mr <"!eo
Rob Ice and Mr Harold Cogswell
COMES TO 3KAGWAY
TO PEC.AIN HEALTH.
Mra Mary J. SmKh, mother of
Mra. H 8 Piillen. wa* a passenger
north on the Jefferson Im) night
Mra. Smith, whose home Is In Quil
layute, n<*r Cape Fattery, Wash.,
has been III for several months, and
haw come north in the hrnpes of find
ing reli< f with a change of <liro*te.
She ta differing from acute neur
algia of the head
Mr Phil. Abrahams returned from
JuneM, where he appeared before
the grand Jury, on the Jefferson last
night Me reports that Juneau ha*
a llrelv app<aran< e these cosirt days.
NEW YORK SOCIETY
RECEIVES ROYAL GUESTS
[>uko of Connanght, Got** nor Osn
oral of CanadA. fWt? Now Tor*
Now York Sortoty EntortAlna
Thorn
(Fly Akwka Now* Rof?*?t. I
NEW YORK. fan 22? flwWy h ?ri
i? In a groat flutter nv#r tke arrival
n tho rity of tho 0>ik* and fHK-hosa
>[ ronnatigM, who will spond fo?tr
? ay* horo onjoylng tho howptiail'y of
Now York wWr. Many spoo?*j foo
'urps ha-.o boon plannod f nt tho or
aslon of tho vUlt ot tho dlatlngirtsh
??d guosta
HUNDRED TURKS
KILLED AT DERNA.
(By Afewk* N>w* DOM)
IvONDON, Jan. 22? Advices from
Tripoli *Uto that active warfaro has
>o->n rosumed and that a h*tt|o has
?akon place botween the Italians and
ho Turk'sh forcos. aided by tbelT
l.'.ort aliles A hundred Turks a^?
reported to hav? been klMed
WILL LOOK OVER
INSURANCE FIELD.
Mr. R. M Courtney, the now
a*on<7 man*e?r for Alaska, of tho
WVsUrn States Life Instiranro Co .
?nd Major A E Ransom. Inspector
<?' a*<<l>f1r* in tho aamo Co . were
fvvv=onrors on fh?> Jefforson from fn
oan last night Thoy are apondlna
roral w?oks In Alaska vlsl'ing tho
1'ffarent citios with a vlow. In *of.
?(->? a lino on th? Alaska insurance
.-Tnrc? While In Juneau Mr R M
onrtnoy was initiator into th? mys
??r1o* of Elkdom by Jtinoan iy>d*o No
fit, 0 P. O. C.
\* #?
l A HARRISON TO
BECOME A CITIZEN.
Mr Ll A. Harrison was a pa*???n
:rr south on tho Jefferson l#?t night
hs far as Junoau. Willie In Junoau
Mr Harrison will tako wit nAtoral
?aflon papor*. theroby booming an
\mcrlcan citizen. h* having b*?>n a
i ariAdlan cillten heretofore
Tho sailing of tho sWmor Ourmcan
hr>?! bo?n postponed from this evon
ing until Wodnosday, ?bo 2?th. at 1
p m.. thoro by defying hor arrival
here until next Monday
Shoes for |
Men
Women
and
^ Children
We have a large Stock on hand ?
Also A Large Assortment of
Men's Shoes
The Best That The Market
Affords
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
' ?ORTH Ef>'<
??oc.
WILL CLAYSON- "Gothier
Die Home of The
HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING