?he limit) ^.laskoti
> i'.vj FOURTEENTH YKAR.
SKA?WAY. ALASKA. THURSDAY. I?E?. 21, 1911 PK,CK- 10 CKNfM
ELECT O. L. DICKESON PRESIDENT
LONDON \ Dec. 21 ? Stockholders elect Vice-President O. L . Dickeson President of White Pass & Yukon Route
WOULD ABOLISH
ray offices
L S *SSA> OPP'CES DO NOT
e*\ SANS SECSETA^ >
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(>1MI N -*y
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l?T"s li r*> }?*? Sw. * MM
,v -v* -s- U?a are not
r?v - [w>? -?< >t.
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- a vh k> i w?nn
<?!? ten Alaska
t,-i- -. 3 ->->r>r*rk*
<K *S!T -> ?-? ?.? S. *?.?*? north
? V . "-N> Sank ins
:So ?Mr *< is 4<WH> AMIRI
WOULD STOP
divorce case
- r^isS of Jgn?*r. *'-E
tNva -J>e
WOULD REDUCE
WOOL TARIFF
PRESIDENT T AFT SENDS A MES
SAGE RECOMMENDING
REDUCTION
i By Alaska New* Rureaa*
w laHSCTO^ P 0. Dec 21 ?
The Hous*? v,x<*t\1av *?1ofv*?vi the Set*
av for the aYwwasior. of
the .xst> of ; wHh Russia.
Pr<?^nl>?nt Taft submKted a spool? I
Tn?fi*ur? to OoTu.T'ws on 'he report
of th,- tariff bonr-i on th* woo! sohe?i
ii)e. Ho t*econiHiei}?te fu^h- v redtu -
?'?vis ? a>c w.-*y tariff
BANKER MOOSE
REPORTED 010
Rj Afeskft XfTS BureAJil
:s h^re thai convict Mors<
? , y ;? v u ts removed
>, u><> pras. u*r> ?i Atlanta to
<?w tiTvi* ;tco
\
offeit that Morse ?s sk*wiy dy tc.
Pross> v-. Taft aca- ? ref :-*od to par
*" h:m at Uk p~ U iw
v - \hr. K OWrk. a Sfca?*-sv P^w
? uv Vf f; (r t: ?> HumhokK for Van
hhjxtt v)mr he wiK winner He *91
-? ' m. ;n the spring.
* Mike C r? a oM rime ?kac?ay
:_e rei:jm?>:. or. "he PtItkvss M?y on
Vot :&> ptoi -i c He ha* been tak?<r.
H "? aT)d Is s." tho ^
r Hok: tai
For Ladies
v. aix Nat*. Skirt*
> v ? Vttvo.- -
Sk *nd Kntftrc Smarts
Av?t?or C *p*
SSk. Kid or Njccir Giovcs
Dnrwanc Go^its
Hat Bmj
Fv?;w Rot**. Ksnonas
S. k \l *?ts JVfts
Shapoinc Ra$*
S?.k ai?c Fancy Hf?c
F-*^t>ro?d*Tec Handkcv tvrts
*? ekovwv ^^s.? Sc?4'
House Dmsr?
Drr* Sbor5, Shp?w
Drrss Patterns. tic.
FOR
Little Girls
\ Rk> assortment
s
Dot Biles"-- Doli I imrfwe
Har RiKtvw
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P,W(\ I?*gnv o*n?e*
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FSctarr Booh
5*o*> Book'
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S1B1IVMPB
For Men
SSk \ Ijtt- : -iandkerchieN
Fancy .Arm Rand?
Silk Nispenders
Sik Hi-* ixipfv^T5
T ie. Handkerchies &: Sox Set?
Srookmc Set<
.Ash 1 rays
Intel Silk Handker, ^)e;<
Silk Shirt*
Fancy Golf Shut?
Coal Sweater*
Smokmc jacket*
Suit Cases. 7 raveling Bap
Drew Shoe*
i*nts. Overcoat?
Hat*. Etc.
ALL
Small Boys
Sieck. asrorts Trains. BoatsJ
Mafic Lantern?
Mechanical Toys
Fur Caps, Leather Le?rmp?
Coat Sw eater?
2 and 3-piece Nii*?
Shoes. Hosiery
Miltw
Four-in-H?nd and
\Sinvx 1 les
Assortment The Best? Prices Right
H. J. Tynch
t-v? u^Tc~0?t?
Nature as*' cr and La.' a* F?jrrl?h?r.
STABS HIMSELF
MANY TIMES
REV. CLARENCE RICHESON WAIT
ING TRIAL TRIES TO
KILL HIMSELF
i Ry Alaska New* Bureaus
POSTON r*v 21? Rev Clarence
D Rtakeeon. awaiting trial for Uie
murder of his former fiancee. Avis
UmH attempted to commit suicide
ye>.rferda\ by stabbVus himself hi the
ct n wKh & piece of tin.
' raCed by his groans and oomnx
? in his <vW. the jt*i att??dants
vh?^l hi and fryind him in a pool
<V Wood He was Immediately rush,
ed to the koopUal, where his condi
5 Km is wry serious.
M'MANIGAL
iy so
t1. > \.'*sV* y. *5 T'Airfau.)
U"*S VNOKU5S. Be< 21 ? It is siat
?>i today bv coverntneot authorities
Uhu Ortie McManigal. self confessed
? iter and state witnoss. will V
tak i East to Indianapolis. to testify
i the jvnbe there, within ? weefc
or two.
AViAT0fi FLYS
00 MOUNTAIN
tBy Alaska News Bureau!
OAKLAN'ir IV< 21? Aviator Cooke
today preformed a great feat of avia
tk^r. Rising from the aviation fi^H
here he crossed the Bay and mounting
fcichvr and higher, flew direcGy over
Mt. T?.nwUpi&s . circled om over the
Pacific Ocean and returned.
This is considered a very hazardous
feat, due to the disturbed condition
of the atmosphere, which is said to
!>e??r much resemblance to a whirlpool
(Krectly above a mountain. This is
particularly true of mountains in the
s<*?th and warmer countries.
The Curacao arrived in Ke^chikaji
as 3:30 today. Stoe wQl be here on
Saturday.
EAST
IS DYING
LONGEST REIGNING MONARCH IN
EUROPE MAY SUCCUMB
TO PNEUMONIA
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
LONDON. D?c 21?1*** def**tches
fmni ittnia l'wit, thai Bmperor
Ftancte Joseph I. of Austria Is In a
?irn* coidRion <1u>e to a never* attach
j of pneumonia.
Th.- Kin* fc over 81 yeara of aire
1 thetv Is litU*. ehMH-e of hfe pe
,-overy.
' rain is Joseph was born In 1S30.
?*s proclaimed Emperor of Aua
? ? i 1 Sis a*)d nlmteen warn Jater
? w <rowned Kin* of Hungary
Th<*v i? nwoh debate and oompli
i >ons may arise over Ck> Kuccenmlnn
o Uie throne Archduke RtidoVph.
It to the throne and on It non of
KYanris, committed swiicide In IftRS.
Tie succession passed to Archdufce
l"tia7Ses I<ouis. eMest brother of the
Emperor. *-ho died in 1S?fi and who
thrrwivh his matrimonii trouM?? ha*
two hvir*. contending for the throne
GETS DOPE ON
(By Alaska N?wa Bur?au.)
ST PAI L Dec 1 ? Secretary Pteh
er vest??rd*y held a km? rrmfererw-p
with six of the \V<jBt??m (governor*,
who are attending the Show
here finishing their trip ammd the
East
i oiMnalion in the West is the
thpnio upon which the <xmferewe was
held.
PLAN 10 KILL
(Rt Alaska Newa Bureau.)
MEXICO CSTY, Dec. 21? Twn men
arrested here yesterday, confessed to
j the existence of a plot to assassinate
President Madero. Many other prom
ineiK men throughout the Republic
! are implicated.
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CHRISTMAS MELONS
WE ARE SELLING LOTS OF
THESE DELICIOUS MELONS.?
THEY LOOK LIKE A MIXTURE
OF CONTELOUPE AND WATER
MELON. ADD THIS TO YOUR
CHRISTMAS MENU AND TRY ONE
NOW.
Sold at 7 Cents Per Pound
T
+ Everything in the perishable line for Christmas trade .j.
.j. due on the "Humboldt" thi? week. .j.
+ +
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
+ +
? + + -H"H' + + + + 'H' + + + + 4' + + .fl- + + + *
GOV. ATTORNEY
OUTLINES CASE
HIGH COST OF LIVING FOLLOWED
SECRET MEETINGS OP
MEAT PACKERS
fRjr Alaska New-* Bureau.)
CHIC AO, O. IN IW 21? The Govern*
meiu ofTictaJs hav+ng chwrw of tin?
pros kin in the me** packer*' trW,
now going on here. <iftiin to hare evi
dence. showing tJm? ?eecre< meerfinjja
held by the Vn<?Med payors *-*? <14
wvtljr the oaus- of ?he Meh coat c4
Uxing
(Ry Alaska News Riireau.l
TKHRRAN, Persia IV? 21? Thor*
i? mm h exHtemeiK here over the
hostility displayed by Hnasta Morgan
Slra*t<ir. the \ mertrwn tr<vfc*i>rer- gen
eral of Perwa.whom R'wafc* demamla
he removed, has hando.1 in hi* r*^%.
nation
The Persian l*ar kfcuwr* reftiaea to
accepi the rr??gnB<lon of Shiw*w On
?oco<nU of the deadlock and "OTOptt
catkins which have arisen, the r*M
nel has resigned
Persia has appealed to the powwn
that the differences between Rwiaia
and Persii he laid before the p??cp
coniminsion at Tt>e Hague
There will be a special meeting n<
the lAdies Aid Society of the Method
ist Church, at the home of Mrs la*
K??nn?dr. tomorrow evening a i 8 o'
clock
PICK MANAGERS;
TAFT CAMPAIGN
ELIHU ROOT AND WM LOEB. JR..
WILL GUIDE TAPT'S PRES
IOENTIAL STAR
(By Al&xk* M?*t Wiire?a.>
NEW TORK r*r 21? It h *a b*?i
rlvon not Um?< IT. s S#r>??or BWhn
Root *tn1 \YWtam ! />?h Jr CoH??"tor
of (i^rtorrw tn th? Port of N#w York
wlW be Pr?*H<?r)f T>f' ?
nmnnr^rs. rhirlnc M? run for th*
I>r??tfilo?irT n?>*t r?*r
BJWtii Root firw canvr Into proroi
none* thm**rh hit? on
th*> \to?kftn PoonrlArr fomtrih? ton
In fx1 ?-%? *ppnM?1 <wr<rfiM7 "f
War by Pr?>?W?nt MrKlnW Ho *"**
I !*Wi appo(n<?Hl VnJ?rr of ?**??? tn
IMn nrwW R?n**T#Jt rMttrning tn
j 1 ?oo in t" 8 SoTWfcfor from
, N>* York, to *kw?| ?w?n?W T I"
I PteU, mnnH fnr tH> North AfJ*n*J<
I ArhHrMtrvn m *ho
;n 1910
<Vm I /no*> 1r ftrwt Wnm# prorrrf
>??ni *? prlv*?<> iwwtMiwt V? Ro nm?
rK ?rw1 w-*? h?<#r appn4n??><1 h* him
Co||<w<ot of nf tf>? Port of
NV? York
BOLQS DEFY
U. S. TROOPS
( Itr AlMkft >?????* BwfMn.)
MANILA. IX*- 21? An oni-br^ak of
nortiMtw* to *?ain tw*wri
th* Itojo* ?.n4 Uk- I" P
Ttif Ftokw *rc fortify trie tf?* p?*k*
, at Ui?> JtAo I*)*rwte j?t th?? *oWth *n?1
ri Uvp ST onp of PhlHTH^n^ *nd
i Uh? Amork-an ?oWi?r*
The one Important Thing i f \ V f\
In Giving \JLtLJ \J l\
Xmas Presents j yOUNG
I o 8 !Vl&n
I5 to giv e something he really wants.
That's really the important thing in
Q I V I N G T O A N V B O D Y .
The One Difficult Thing
With a Man
I5 to find out what he really wants. You
can't find out from him? he either won't
say, or he dot-sn't know what he wants:
"doesn't want anything."
Just come in here and look over a
store full of things that h.*'d like to have
without asking him any questions.
WILL CLA YS0N~a!L
TTie Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING