THE DAILY ALASKAN
CITY OFP1GIKL" PHP ER
NtT^H VOL.^ ? 3KAGWAY, ALASKA, MONDAY JANUARY 14 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
MANY BIO SUMS
AT ELKi." CLUB
There were more big scooes than
usual at the Elks' Club alley last week.
The following is the record of those of
200 or better:
Monday? E. A. Murphy, 2;9: M. S.
Whit tier. 202: George Blanchard, 202,
20O.
Tuesday? George Blanchard, 201.
Wednesday ? Will Clavsoa,
Friday? George Bianchard, 2!4.
Saturday ? Will Clayson, 200.
Sunday ? H. D. Kirmse, 215.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 D?y?
P?ZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
care anv case of Itchiog, Blind, Bleed- ;
iag or Protruding Piles in K to 14 days
or money refunded. 50o.
BAD BOYS
Harry-Up Boys Maintain
Dope Joiut
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(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
! Seattle, Jan. 14? The police has dis
, covered that the headquarters! of the
i Hurry Messenger Cotnpiny is nothing
1 more or less than a "dope joict:" Many j
of the youngsters who frequent the place I
will be sent to the state reformatory.
Fur coats at Clayson's.
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L.A.HarrisonCoj
A Bargain in Land tailored Matzanand Royalty skirts.
A 5-50 ski' t for 3.70 A 7,50 skirt for 5.00
A 10.50 skirt for 700 A ] 2.00 skirt lor 9.00
All the very latest cnt and style, some triple skirts,
and others plaited and strapped.
AH wool waists sizes 32 to 40
at 2-3 their value.
All furs worth from $4 50 to $45 00
at 2-3 their value.
These values offered will not last long, as the bargains
ofiered will sell them and sell them quick.
Stores open Evenings - Phone's^ancL55^
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Cigar?
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NO! J ^ Where I
Can I [Get
Them? From
tony dortero Sole Agent for Alaska
Every man that conies j
into our store looking- for
a suit or overcoat goes
out looking like a wi57
ner. You can always
get the very best here.
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$ ?o.
Ck one Price Clotbiers-Tourth and Broadway!
WltKERSHAM IS IN IT AGAIN
Alaskan judgship conditions change over Sunday?
Ballinger eliminated and president considering1 re
appointment-Senator Nelson comes from interview
with chief executive in high dudgeon
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
Washington, Jan. 14? Notwithstand
ing the statement that there had been
a final decision arrived at in thQ Wick
e<*sham case there has been a complete
phange since Siturday. The frtendsof
the Alaskan jurist are hopeful that he
will be appointed after all. It is said
today that Harry Bal linger, of Port
Townsend, has been eliminated as a
factor in the case. It is known that
President Roosevelt is again seriously
considering sending the name of Jud^e
Wickersharo to the senate ones more.
The president this morning asked the
attorney general for a staement of the
differences between the report of Judge
Day and District A'torney Hoyt.
Senator Nelson, alarmed by the re
ported change in the Wickersham case,
called at the White H >use this morn
in}?. He had a coqsulta'ion with the
presideut with reference to the matter.
He was very m ich worked up wh-in tie
left the presence ol the president and
admited freelv that his interview was
not at all satisfactory He i? very
much Incensed at the conduct or the
president.
WASKEV ASKS PRIVELtGES
FOR ESKIMOS
Alaskan Delegate Trunks Northern Indians |
Should Be Admitted to Government Schools- '
Investigating Prof Elliott's Charges
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) |
Washington, Jan. 1 4? Delegate Was I
key, of Alaska, asked that the Indian
approprian b 11 he amended to provide i
that Eskimos be admitted to the Car- j
lisle and other Indian schools. He says
the Kfkimos are as deserving of the
benefits of these schools as any other
American Indians.
The charges preieived by Prof. Elli
ott thai the North American Commer
cial Company is abusing the provisions
of its lease of the- PribilolT islands are
being investigated tcdrfy. Prof. E.iiotc
claims the company is guilty of pelagic
sealing.
HOT TIME
Colorado Li'gielniuiv Hus;
Sensiitiou Oyer SeiiHtoi'Sbip
ISpecia! Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) J
Denver, Col.. Jan. 14? Senator Crowley, j
democrat, caused the wildest kind of a;
sensation in the Colorado state senate
Saturday by introducing a resolution j
for an investigation of the charge j
that Simon < luggenheim purchased his j
seat in the United States senate. The j
resolution wis laid on the table by a
party vote. Afterward the record of
the resolution's introduction, the record
of the vote in laying it upon the table
and all reference to it were expunged
from the record as well us the motion
for expunging and the vote upon it.
All the roll calls were upon straight
party lines the democra's sjp(orting
the investigation and me republicans
opposing
The celebrated ''Hortense" waists
from 4U.50 :o $10.50, at Harrison's, tf.
WHO HE IS
Gen. Turner's Slayer Former
Dawsonite
Speaking of the slayer of Geo. Turn
er at Seattle, the Whitehorse Star
says:
"T. S. Emmons, the murderer and
suicide conducted a fruit and cigar s'ore
in South Dawson for years. He passed
out through Whitehorse a year ago.tbis
month expecting to return in March
but. engaged in business in Seattle
instead. E. unions' went to Dawson in
1S9!> and engaged in business for the
purpose of acquiring sufficient money
to enable him to c >mplete a course as a
student of divinity at a Methodist
university. In 190.1, on the second
conviction for conducting a gambling
game in his cigar store he served
30 days in jail and the divinity course
was never completed. Emmons was
a married man, his wife lx-ing a daugh
of J. D. Matlock who conducted a
store in Bennet in 1899 and later in
Dawson."
''Skidoo" at Hirrison's, by the
author of John Henry.
Pl(jf[ SfilM) SlfrfRS Of
COLD WAVE
Low Tcnroerature and No Fuel Causes suf
fering at Seattle and Other Towns? Ther
mometor Registers 10 Above Zero
(?Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, Jan. 14? Puget sound is in
the throes of a cold wave. It is 10
Jegrees above zero in thisjcity and the
lernperatjre is about tbe.same all over
Western Washington.
There is much suffering in this city
od account of the continuation of the
coal famine, A mass meeting is being
held this afternoon to consider ways
aod means to bre*k the famine. The
people are very much excited.
SI AGE ARRIVES
fROvS DAWSON
Whiteliorse, .Tan. 14? A White Pass
stage arrived from Dawson Saturday ]
with no passengers. It had 14 sacks of
mail.
New numbers in G. D. ".Justrite"
corsets at Harrison's. ff
FRIDAY CLUB 10
DISCUSS CHARACTER
The Friday Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. W. C. BlaDchard next
Friday afternoon. The topic will be a
paper on "Character" by Mrs. W, S
Sparks.
The ladies of the club are requested
to be prepared with quotation-; and cur
rent events
Always Ren35.rr.bcr tbe FuJJ Name _
L2H22 B222 (%,? >?,
Cores a Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Days tot 23*
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We are selling at an
immense reduction in
prices
Be Quick
Bargains
Dr, P rice's Genuine Cuticle So*p
considered the best medicated toilet soap for
all cutaneous affections. An ideal skin tonic.^
j Regular price 25c. Our price 2 for 25c.
Wm. BRIT? i
THE DBDGOM M
LADIES!
We want you to know that we are
ready to take orders for tailor
made skirts and suits, we have an
assortment of 400 styles of fabrics
including Worsted- Serges- Chev
iots, Staples and Novelties. Our
fashions are the latest and most
approved styles. ?
Also the latest styles for men's
wear. Fit and satisfaction guar
anteec1.
? The American Tailors ?
(Sole Agents Groat Western Tailoring Company, Chicago.)