THE DAILY ALASKAN
No. *211 VOL. IX.
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HARRISONS' "
We carry the "Matzen" hand tailored ready made
skirts, from $5 to $17.50- and the "Gem" tail
ored silks and wool shirtwaists, !??(>" styles just
receive* 1
liemetnher this is the last week iu which to buy 15
and 17 ' cents irinchams for 10 C8IltS.
.lust a few shirt waists left at 50c oil the dollar.
This month's Butterick Patterns
are 10c and 15c ? none higher .
Phone's 4 and 55 Store's open evenings
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TONY DORTERO
Sole Agent tor Alaska
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Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
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We are now show
ing our new fash
ions in
fall and
Winter
Suits
CrawiM!
Coats and
Overcoats
While not exactly
iu the nature of
an exhibition the
showing is one
that will interest
all men who wish
to DRKSS WELL
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BATHS IN CONNECTION
CIA GIVES SOLDIERS WORK
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Havana, Oct. 8? Kx-rebel* in Santa
Clara province are refusing to disarm.
American troops will be sent there at
once.
Rebel troops enterrd the town of
Guines yesterday and attacked the
police. They threatened to kill the
citizens. The population is alarmed
a tul many of the people there have |
come to (Havana, Troops will go to
Guinea to maintain order today.
American Soleiara Landing
Havana, Oct. 8? Five hundred soldiers
of the American infantry and .TOO of the
engineer corps were landed here today.
The Brooklyn has arrived with 400
rrore infantrymen and
they will be landed at once.
The men will be distributed a* faat, as
they arrive.
PRESBVfERIANS HACK IP
SHELDON JACKSON
Washington Synod Exonerates Reindeer and
School Fund Muni puiator- Says His Ac
cusers Are "Grafting Politicians "
Wall* Walla, Wash. Oct. 8? The I
Presbyterian synod In session here has j
exonorated Sheldon Jackson of the
charges made against him by F. C.
Churchill special agent of the United
States interior department. fJt calls
it the "malicious work of grafting poli- 1
ticians in Alaska." It says a church
committee has been working on the
charges for a month and tb&t It has all
the facts.
Copies of the resolutions of the synod
were ordered sent to President Roose
velt.
BEGIN SOON
Rurnsitle Will Come About
November 1
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, Oct. 8? The Burnside, United
Slates cableship, will sail north about
November 1st to complete the exten
sion of the Alaskan cable to Ketchikan.
The cable arrived kere from New York
Saturday.
GETSWIFE
Ketchikan Bnsioess >I*n Mar
ries at Seattle
Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
Seattle, JOct. 8- Patrick J. Gilaiore.
l Ketchikan business man, and Miss
Slizabeth Uuitm'an were married here
Saturday. They first appeared before
he priest without a marriage license
ind the priest refused to perform the
?eremony. Pat hurried to the court
louse and (jot the license. The cere
nony was delayed an hour by the mis-j
ake.
W. W. Boughton has received a con
iignmentof Marguerite Havana Cigars
[f you want a good sweet smoke call
for them.
BRIMS SUIfl
Healy (iets Receiver For
| Kn-kokwim Company .
!
(Special Dispatch to Dally Hlaskan.)
Seattle, Oct. 6? The Central Alaska
Company, organized by Capt. Healy to
explore (the Kuskokwim river country,
is in the hands of a receiver. Capt.
I
Healy was ousted from the manage
ment of tlie company by P. J. Weare.of
Chicago, for extravagance, ('apt. Healy
brought suit for 519,000 damages and
had the receiver appointed. He ex
pects the receiver to wind up the
affairs of the company.
It is feared that the suit will result in
famine for many representatives of the
company who are already in the field, i
GETS OFF
Santa Ana Rescued And On
Way to Seattle
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, Oct. S? The Santa Ana, j
which was discovered to be leaking j
when near Cape Reale, ^ aoc'*uver is- j
land, iast week, and was later beached j
near Clallam. Wash., was pulled off j
yesterday and is coming here today. I
, We now have . .
Long's Preserves
. This season's pack .
made from select fruit and pure
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
'Phone 51
PRESIDED (ELLS SHERMAN
HOW LO SAVE HOUSE
Chairman of Republican Congressional Com
mittee Discusses Political Situation With
Roosevelt? Says there are Weak Spots
(Special Dispatch to Dailv Alaskan.)
Washington, <>ct. ? - Congressman
Sherman, chairmin of ihe repnblican
congressional campaign committee, had
a long conference with President Koose
velt yesterday. Mr. Sherman explained
the situation in the states where the I
republicans were weak and which j
threaten the republican majority in ibe
house at length. It is said the presi- j
dent advised that the republican posi- 1
tion be strengthened by sending to those
slates the strongest speakers within
the party.
Sb?v Snyt Victory Snre
Cincinnati, Oct. 8 Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw, who spoke here Satur
day night, says W. Bryan s advocacy
of the government ownership of rail
roads has made the next house of repre
sentatives certainly republican. He
says the democratic lender has destroy
ed all the hoprs the democrats ever bad
of sicuring a majority in the next
house of representatives.
LAST LEAVES
End of White Pas- Freight
ing Sens-oil
The last freight to leave for Dawson
before the end of navigation was pulled
out of Sitae way today. The White
horse bound train did not get away un
til _::10 p. m . It was hi Id to take all!
the Dawson bound freight arriving on '
the Princess May, Princess Heatrsce
and City of Seattle. It will be sent I
down the Yukon on the W'hitehorse'
which will probably sail from White
horse tomorrow.
Russians Battle With .lap'
Poachers
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Vladivostok,' Oct. S -A Russian cruis
er caught six Japanese schooners
poaching for seal skins on Copper island
off Kamschatka. The Japs were armed
and gave battle to the Russians. Seven
Russians and many Japs were killed.
The Japanese schooners escaped.
All the delicacies of t he season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
ShAgwa? Lnnndry
For first-class work try Skagway
Laundry. Twenty-live Years' exper.
snce. Telephone 89. tf
CAN USf IT
jXo Objection to I'se of Fag
For Artyertising
l [Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
| Washington, < ?ct v? General Davis,
j jrdge advocate general of the Tnited
States army lias decided that there ia
no law to prevent the use of the United
States flap for advertising purpose*.
The Jamestown exposition official had
asked permission to use it.
NOT TRUE
Reported Royal Knsagpnient
Officially I>enied
{Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
T.ondon. Oct. g? An official denial of
the reported engagement of Princtss
Patricia of Connaught to the Kussian
Grand Duke Michael ha- been issued.
The report was so generally accepted
'as true that it was deemed wise to deny
it.
2 SO Comine on Train
Tnere will be 2.V) passengers on the
train that will arrive from Whitehorse
this eveniDg.
H. D. Clark't Ranch
Home grown gold coin potatoes, *2.25
per 100 pounds. Phone 131.
"?$ick-Room gomforts*
many times do as much good as a doctor?
They aid the doctor always- We have
everything in sick-room requisites that
can be desired? hot Water bottles- bed
pans, fountain syringes, atomizers, etc
We are always on. the lookout for new de
vices to help ill to get well,
Wm. BfSITT I
? THE DRUGGIST J