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SKAUWAY, ALASKA, SAlCKDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1910 PRICE, 10 CENTS
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SJOKAXK, No* 5? A#slsi?nt At
t >a\s cou
^fru will emic' u?* laws thai will I*
: ?*? it < dw. loi'uieiit of Alaska's
r<-?ourve? and prevent aoquisitiou of
*?-a!(h) men and corporations.
SPEAK HI
ARCTIC CLUB
(By Alacka News Bureau)
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< .. k.* itid AoM'iica Mr. Wicker
Hit :.: -uvvi i. ;i:-> earut^t way the J
- a . -v* <. > of Alaska.
S0101M CITY
IS DESTROYED
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
NOME. Nuv. .r?? n< -.dents of this
I jev *re uitii'h e^mearned over the
fear* that the entire u>wn lias bem
des'ruyt .? ! h hr^vv ios? of 1 i fv by
ihr recent tidal wave and ?iorm.
I. X .>u>:th uihI v..U- were up from
thr pu ?l a.1 Kurt Scwaj \1 today and r<
UirtW ou tiic lM,-rwj
Mr- Sprugt , * o< Capt. Sprain i
of the Pvtarauu, made the round trl;> 1
wtlh her huabaud today.
Sjct. Smith and wifc made th
nxu.il trip uii the IVt.-rsou today.
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ALASKA OIL
13 IB UP
(By Alaska N?ws Bureau)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5- Pres. Taft
today issued orders that all Alaska
oil lands l>e withdrawn from entry
putting them on same footing as
coal lands which have been withdrawn
excepting I hose located prior to IS**!
until detiuite surveys can be made of
these lands, no disposition will be
made of them.
LOSE LIVES
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 5? Advices
from Yolande state that the fans are
working at the mines and that all have
been rescued from yesterday's mine
horror unharmed, except tive who
were sutTocated.
SNOWSTORM
THROUGH EAST
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5? Severe snow
?. orirs are sweeping over the Atlantic
states.
newIl
IS DENIEO
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON. Nov. 5 ? Doctor Crippen's
jietition for a new trial has been de
nied and unless clemency is extended
by the> Crown he will hang Tuesday.
THE PRISONS
ABE OPENED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LISBON. Nov. 5 ? The new adminis
tration has given out orders releasing
all political prisoners.
WILL TALK
I MORE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 5? Senator
Beveridge finished his campaign for
re-election tonight
10
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO. Nov. 5? That the demo
crats will control the next congress
by fifty-one votes is the prediction
of Secretary Trimble of the democrat!
congressional committee.
10 BE OH JOB
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO. Nov. 5? Chairman Mc
Kiuley of the republican party says
that the republicans will win all the
states that hold elections next Tues
day.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BOSTON. Nov. 5 ? Eugene Foss,
democrat, is giving Gov. Draper, re
publican a hard race.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ETAM PES, France. Nov 5? Maurice
Tabuteau broke the world's' aviation
records for time and distance today
by flying 289 miles in G hours in a
continuous trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ripin and daughter
Norma, of Haines, were round trip
pers on the Peterson today.
; Our Winter Schedule *
STORE HOURS? Beginning Nov. ist
we open at 8 a m. and close at 6 p. m.
Saturdays, 8 p. m.
DELIVERIES? All orders received be=
fore 10:30 a. m. will be delivered before
noon. Orders received before 3 p. m.
will be delivered before supper.
Ganty & Frandson *
IT SHALL BE
TUFT OR TEDDY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 5? It is belie veil
by politicians here that the results
of the elections in Ohio and in New
York state will decide whether Roose
velt or Taft shall be accepted as lead
er of the party.
SINGE FIGHT
IK CALIFORNIA
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5? An in
teresting fight has developed here in
this state. The Southern Pacific ma
chine Iras gone to the relief of the
insurgent candidate for governor,
Johnson; in order to beat the demo
cratic candidate, Bell.
SAN Fiisco
LARGEST CITY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5? W.ash
ipgtoin census bureau announces that
San Francisco is the largest city on
the Pacific coast, Los Angeles is
second, Seattle third and Portland
fourth.
George Simonds is reported as be
ing very ill.
Comin' to the rye ? the Old Gibson
rye, is a very happy diversion. Tuck
has it at the Board of Trade.
The Agent of the Pacific Coast Co.,
reports that the Senator is due early
tomorrow morning. Her sailing hour
is not yet fixed.
WILL KNOW
NEXT MONTH
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5? The
State Department will decide the
Charlton extradition case some time
next month.
JEWS MUST
KEEP MOVING
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 5? Sixty
six Jewish artisans were expelled fron
St. Petersburg today on the ground
that they were not following trades
which would entitle them to live out
side the restricted district set apart
by law for their habitation.
MRS.IKS0N
A SUICIDE
Mrs. Stella Jackson arrived on this
afternoon's train from Whitehorse
where she received a telegram from
Juneau stating that her sister, Mrs.
Gilbert Jackson living at that place
committed suicide Friday morning by
taking poison. The cause of the rash
act is unknown. Mrs. Stella Jackson
will take tlie first boat going to Jun
eau.
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Agent Boughton of the Humboldt
Steamship Co. reports the Humboldt
as having left Juneau at 2 p. m. to
day and that she will get to Skag
way sometime tomorrow in the after
noon and sail on the return trip about
6 p. m.
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