No. 231)
TENTH YEAR
8KAUWAY, ALASKA, TUESDAY OCTOBER 29 1907
PRICE 10 CENTS
C. P. R. WILL
HAVE RIVAL
C0TTA6E CITY BREAKS INTO PRINCE
RUPERT TERRITORY FORMERLY CON
TROLLED BY C. P. R.
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Oct, 2!>? Thv Cottage City
??ailed from here Saturday and will be
gin making regular calls at Prince
Rupert. It is e.\,>ect-d that this will
cauae a cut lot. ? the business of the C.
P. R., which hi9 heretofore h*d a
monopoly of the Alaska trade from that
FAMED NEWSPAPER MAN IS VICTIM OF
HEART DISEASE AND PASSES
PEACEFULLY TO BEYOND
(By United Press.)
Sao Francisco, Oct. 2?? John Barrett,
for years city editor of the Examiner,
was stricken with heart disease last
night and passed away within a half
hour. Barrett was one of ihe best
known newspapermen o ' the country.
lEllflfiy TO
BE STATE SOON
(By United Press.)
Washington, Ocr. '29? It ha> been
officially snnounctd that Oklahoma will
be declared ? state on Saturday, No
vember 16.
IRREPRESSIBLE SINECURE HUNTER AFTER
DELEGATE CALES PLACE-FAIR
BANKS BOOSTERS FOR HIM ?
(By United Prets.)
Fairbanks, Oct. 26 ? The advocates of
J. P. Clum, who is an avowed aspirant
for delegate to congres*, aro gaining
strength daily and his friends are hope
ful of his making a winniug race in the
next nominating convention. Clum is
anxious to succeed Cale.
(By United Press.)
New York, '^ct. 29? Id arguments
in the Superior Court beard yesterday
in the case of the creditors of Otto
Heioze and Company, who are seeking
to have a rec-iver appointed for the
concern upon the grounds thH the firm
Is Insolvent, Heinze proved to the court
that he was not bankrupt. The deci
sion is expected Thursday.
WILIJOE
CERTIFICATES
(By United Press.)
St. Louis, Oct. J9 In order to make
free use of all financial possibil ties
which will assist in averting a financial
crisis, the banks of the city have
agreed to accept clearing houie certif
icates.
The Pack Tram Restaurant will serve
wine witfcdinner orders, free in place
of tea or coffee. Come oa Doys.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
ALL SIZES ALL PRICES
ALL CLASSES
But the Best are none too
Good and we Have Them
Stores 0t)6h Evenings Phones 4 and 55 I
^ - 1
NOT GUILTY OF
MANSLAUGHTER
HAZLETT DICKSON, MAN ALLEGED 10
HAVE BEEN A KEYSTONE CANYON
LEADER, IS TURNED FREE
(By United Press.)
Valdez, Oct. 29? Hazlett Dickson,
who was charged with having been n
leader oi the Home Rnllway company
men during the Keystone Canyon riots,
was } estorday discharged. Edward
Haisey, a< other of the men chargcd
with the same offense, has been held (or
manslaughter.
WOULD TEACH
THEINDIANS:
(By United Press.)
Washington, Oct. 29? Elmer Brown,
the Frder*l Commissioner of Education
in Alaska, In his report received hero
yesterday, recommends that the In
dians of Alaska be instructed in the
curing of fish and that ilic Eskimos be
taught to build boat* uu ' emp'oyed in
tha mining of coal wn re.-ucb a thing
ii possible.
bbadyIs
NOT RUINED;
(By United Press.)
Boston, Oct. i9? The state will inves
tigate the recent Re. nolds failure at
Valdez, Alaska as required by law.
There are many here who declare that
instead of being financially ruined by
the collapse of the Alaska v. nturep,
Former Governo* Biady has amassed
mu:h money by their goiug under.
' VALDEZ CONVENTION SENOS DFLEGATES
FOR TERRITORIAL GOYERNMENT AND
AGAINST GOVERNOR HOGGATT
(By United Press.)
Valdez, Oct. 29? Throe delegates to
the Juneau Territorial convention were
elected here yesterday. The conven
tion instructed them to vote only lor
Territorl il.Government resolutions and
to fight for the adoptioo of an Appeal to
1 the president asking him ^o remove
Governor Hoggatt for his afsistance
rendered the Guggenhcirns in the Val
dez. troubles.
(By United Press.)
Portland, Occ. ?!>-ln o der that no
Portland bank mav become the sufferer
through panics originating in New
York, Govtrnur C'h?mber)uin hH8
ordered a five d-vs Holid .v in this ci'y
during which tinu- all local banks will
CV0S9.
Vokohoma, Oct. 29 ? Ambassador
O'Brien yesterday he'.d his first public
reception as American Ambassador in
this city. The affair was the most
gorgeous ever witnessed here and whs
attended by all foreign deplom&tic
r presentatives.
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Canned Fruit, Vegetables, Etc.
Every Week
Our success with these goods has been
Phenominal. The reason is that people
want quality, and when they want the
best, they can feel sure of finding it under
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Preferred Stock Canned Geods
An Field Whtr?ver ttw But ar* Orovn
That is the secret of their exquisite Flavor. Preferred Stock Pineapple,
for instance, is grown, ripened and canned all tinder the sunny skies
of Hawaii. Pineapples brought to this country and then canned must be
picked before fully ripe or they won't keep ? and the flavor is
flat. Hawaiian Pineapple is the best grown. Every morning, the
ones ripened to their spicy best" arc (jathered, taken into the can
nery, dote at hand, peeled and cored by special cutters operated by
bright, tidy Hawaiian girls. All the tough, fibrous center fr re
moved, and the tun-gold slices from the best part of the pinerfpple
are then packed into Preferred Stock cans.
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LABOR BROILS
CUT OUTPUT
WASHINGTON REPORT SHOWS ALASKA
LOST ONE-HALF ITS USUAL OUT
PUT THRO LABOR SQUABBLES
r 1 1
(By United Press.)
Washington, Oct. 2!)? Statistics
which havo just been flled in th ) depart*
ment show (hat the labor
troubles in ^laska have curtailed the
out-put of gold in that territory one
half the production of last year.
WOMAN SLAVS
POLICE CHIEF
FAIR hiEMBER OF REVOLUTIONARY FAM
ILY SLAYS RUSSIAN OFFICER ON
STREETS OF ST. PETERSBURG
(By United Press.)
Si Petersburg, Oct. 29? An unknown
young woman yesterday afternoon shot
and Killed General Maximoffsky, direc
ts r of police, while he was entering
the prison d partment door. She wa9
l-tfr arrested and taken to jail, 'lhe
pol.ee assert she is a member of a no- j
torioi s Nihilist family.
RICH COAST i
BREWER DEAD
(By United Press.)
Sacramento, Cal., Oct. 29- Captain
Henry Ruhstaller, the millionaire
brewer of this city passed away la&t
night. Death was due to Brigbt's dis- I
ease. He was 70 years of age. i
CITIZENS PAY
THEIR TARES
DESTITUTE WORKINGMEN VIJjJIMS OF
REYNOLDS CRASH GIVEN TRANS
PORTATION BY RESIDENTS
(By United Press.)
Valdez', Oct. 20? One hundred and
fifty men who have been employed on
the Reynolds' improvements at this
point and who were leftpenniless by the
olosinp down of operations, were
shipped from here to Seattle yesterday.
The citizens of this place agreeing to
pay their passage. The steamship
company made the destitute men a ten
dollar rale.
delayTlause
IS REIVED
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES YESTERDAY
AGREED TO DELIVER MESSAGES
PROMPTLY-NO MORE MAILING
*.
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Oct 29? The telegraph com
panics yesterday took off the "subject
to delay" clause in their blanks and the
local service is dally becoming better.
Die strike i9 almost broken.
(By United Press.)
Washington, Oct. 29? The President
will recommend in his coming message
to Congress, the position of Vice Ad
miral in the navy of the United States.
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