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HIE SLAVE TRAFFIC LEFT UP
10 IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT
(By AlMka N?w? Bur?au)
SEATTLE. M?y 12? The probing of
cUf white ai&ve traffic by the federal |
i^^mW is oiuK*l, the jury having
rendered a verdict that the immigra
tion and special agents of the govern
ment arw sufficiently d i ligfiit. and ac
tive ta their efforts to suppress this
this great evil.
FIRES IKE CLEM SWEEP
(By Alaska N?w* Bureau)
Dl'Ll'TH. May 12? Every hamU* or
u>wu in the vicinity ot Grand Marais
has b**xi ik-?*pay?l by the fom*
f.rea that have been raging for souk- !
days. Millions of feet of standing
timber have been destroyed ami many
hundreds* of families are homeless
enns m HAND AI HOLDING
HP A STREET CAR IH SEAIILE
(By Alaska N Bureau.)
SEATTLE. M&y 12? At an <?rt>
hour this luorutag thive mask<ed high
b?.*W up a South Pwli sin**
jttr uud nibbed tbe Conductor and ;
passengers of money and jewelry
amounting tx> between fifteen hund
red and twoi thousand dollars. The
bandits have not as yet been apper
hended.
BOO RICHNESS CONFIRMED
nr ill, WIRE AND IONGOE
Gilbert Bat***, Fairbanks:
Working ?lav and uight Twenty-five
dollar paw* are qoukmuu
?w. BATES."
The above telegram was received
vx&tenlay from BiUy Bates by hie
brother, Gillie, who came up from
the IdKarod a month ago. The ground
ui i*? on the beach of t
above. Otter and every one who es a
recent arrival from the ramp has
the same story to tell of the rich
ueolS of tha grouttd
.U. ttaap, who returned on Wed
a?**fey night from the lower camp
thinks the Bates ground about as
?ood as anything he has seen in <h*
country^ Mr. Raap is of the opiu
ton that a good sized camp ia a&- !
survd, and states, that the chang.
that has come over conditions there
in the past three mouths is mar
v eious. About Christmas tune almost
all were ready Co quit disgusted .
but since that time the complexion
of affairs has been completely chang
ed. He corroborates the report ot
the rich new of Flat, for Ks entire
length, and of the pay found on Glen,
liLuk and WiUow. He thinks the
showing ntade in the short time the
cu,iup has beeu prospected is quite
sufficient to warrant the prophecy
?'hat a good sized camp will be es
tablished this summer. ? Fairbanks
Tines.
With each. new arrival from the
Ulitanxi more confirmation of the
rich strikets that have recently been
luafcle there is to be had. The tec
eat report is in regard to Willow
cruek. and arrivals in the cky yes
terday stated that It has recently
shown remarkable values. Ten dol
lar pa us have been common, and
one of the witnesses who came in
yestrdeay for the Boucher trial said
tisu a look at the face would in
dicate that the dirt would go nearer
one hundred dollars to t&e pan thau
ten. as the yellow stuff was easily
to be seem running all through k.
Several telegrams were also receiv
ed yesterday frotn the new diggings,
ail of them of the mewt sanguine
character. ? Fairbanks Times.
Mrs. G. B. Edwards, who has been
visiting friends in Skagway for sev
eral days left Whltehorso this morn
ing.,
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LEE'S
...LICE KILLER....!
Cet vour Chicken Coops and Yards Free From Lice *j*
before your Little Chicks Come Out
Pint Bottles 25c Half Gallon Bottles 65c i
Quart " 85c One Gallon Cans $1.25 J
GANTY & FRANDSON
mill I I I M l -H-H l l -1 -H"H -M- 1 M"M"M- t-M-M
(By Alaska N*wa Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. May 12? Dan
ied A. Sutherland arrirv?d her? today
and has issued a challenge to Gov
ernor Clark and exnGov. Hoggatt to
appear Wore Attorney General Wkk
tirshuni and the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee and substantiate the charges
that were preferred by them upo?n
which he was summarily dismissed.
He claims that Iloggtttt is the instiga
tar of the charges and he will fight
the case on, its merits. Se nator Bor
ah, chairman of the Senate sub-Com
mittee of the Judiciary., to whom the
caee has been referred will call a
meeting of his committee for tomor
row or Saturday for the consideration
erf the dismissal of Boyoe and Suther
land. Both Boyoe and Sutherland
state that they will abide by the
decision of the committee, if Hog
gatt will come before the committee.
PRESIDENT HAS TURNED INSURGENT
(By Aluka N?w? Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 12?
President Taft has lined up with the
?insurgents' in favor of the clause that
they are urging providing for the ap
propriation of a| quarter of a million
dollars to be used ia ascertaining the
difference in postal transportation
between the United States and other
countries.
WANT 10RRIS0N
FOR REFEREE
(By Alaska N?ws Buraau.)
SEATTLE. May 11? Tex Riekardl
has wiiMil Jim Morrison, the well
taMorWn Settle sport askims him if
htn would aot as referee in the Jef
fries* Johussan fight.
Mr. Morrison is well know in the
North having been Ln Dawson in the
Klondike rush days and afterwards
at .Nome. He is the proprietor of the
"Monrteon" Saloon in Seattle and Is
reputed to be a square sport.
Mrs. Charter Barlow of VVhitehorse
arrived oni the train last nigtit and
will spend a couple of days visiting
friends.
Mrs. Jamee A. Barragar. o< White
horse, who haa been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lind, for
the past month, returned home with
hex two children this morning.
OUTSilNTEREST;
LOOSENED CARS
(By Alaska Nawa Bureau)
SEATLE. May 12? The street car
tie up is off and cars are running reg
ularly again. A settlement was reap
ed by a decision rendered by the At
torney General ?otf the Stale of \Va<jh
iagtpn wherein he decided that the
street car companies may pay in the
amounts on delinquent personal tax
es without iaterest.
BURNED Bt NITRIC ACID
Mns. Lee G?tult mat with quite a
serious accident, yesterday. In taking
a battle of nitric acid from a sihelf
the stopper feil out and some of the
contents of the bottle were spilled
on her face and arms, burning the
skiin severely. Medical atendancc
was quickly secured and no perman
ent injury will result.
Copyright I9?S by
Hart Schaifner & Mux
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that we always gain a
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pared with the offers
of our Competitors.
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Wool Hats
Direct from England
A Fine Line of
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