WILL DIRECT
FROM SEATTLE
GUGGENHEIM INTERESTS IN ALASKA
WILL BE LOOKED AFTER FROM
SOUND CITY THIS WINTER
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Nov. 26. ? S ephen B:rch,
who is tLo special representative of the
Guggenheim inierests, arrived yester
day and will make this city his wintor
headquarters. He will remain lure
until spring, at which lime he will go
to Alaska and personally superintend
much of the preliminary work which
will be carried on there rt xt year by
the Guggenheim?.
DODSON CASE
BEING TRIED
After a nun'ber of jurors had been se
cured in the trial of the Podson cise
this mornine.it was found necessary to
issue a special venire of twelve ors,
which was done shortly before noon.
The case came on again at 2 o'clock
and the hearing will likely occupy at
least two diti. Tbe charge made is
conspiracy in conneceiou with thj sell
ing of liquor 10 Indians. Tbe c: se will
be hanJW.d by Assistant District At
torney Harnhill, f.jr the government,
whi e Attorney Hellenthal will look
afttr the inttrevsof the defense.
Tho Maicot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Be
mont Whiskies (double stamped goods
10 years old), and Kainier and Pacific
Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
WANTED? A first class Gold or Gjld
?nd Copper Mining Proposition In .Alas
ka. State full particulars when you
write. Address. Lewis Lusk, P. O. box
1072, Spokane. Washington. 219- lmo
BANK ROBBERS
IN ILLINOIS
MEN NEAR BLOOMIN6TON IN DAYLIGHT
HOLD IIP RURAL BANKING INSTITU
TION AND SET $2000
(By United Press.)
Bloomiugton, 111., Nov. 2tJ, ? Shortly
before 5 o'clock yesterday evening two
masked meo entered the State Bank at
Clinton, near here, acd held up the '
Cashier aDd Bookkeeper. The meo ,
wont through the vault and sccurcd !
Two Thousand Dolhrs in currency. A >
posse was gotten together a short time
afterwards, but no trace of he robber,
has so far been obtained.
SEA MESSAGE
IS PICKED OP
Wben Mrs. Chris Shea and daughter
Nellie mude their recent trip to Seattle
on the Humboldt Mrs. Shea, wbile at
sea, wrote a note and placed It in a
bottle and afterwards cast the bottle
into the waters. The note was dated
October 3. Oa November 19; the bottle
was picked up on Sbaw Island, twenty
eight milrs from Belliogham, by Bessie
P. Clift, a little girl twelve years old
?cd Mrs. Shea is just in receipt of a
letter from Bessie in which she ex
presses a desire to come to Alaska acd
see the country acd it is very likely
that Alderman Shea will send her the
transportation in order that she may be
able to make the trip.
The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimib d
accomodations. Steam he*t and everj
toing modern.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
PAZO OI ?TMENf is guaranteed
to cure any case of itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Pile* in 6 to 14
Jays or money refunded. 50c
L. A. HARRISON CO.
I
I
The Largest Stock ever
brought to the City
has been received
and is now on
display
J
Stores Ot)eii Evenings Phones 4 and 55
SIEVE ADAMS
IS FREE IN
$20,000 CASH POT OP TO OBTAIN
FREEDOM OF MAN CHARGED
WITH MANY MURDERS
(By United Pr?H.)
Rathdrum, Idaho, Nov. 26? Steve
Adams, who Is charged with the mur
der of Fred Tiler, and whose trial yes
terJay >esulttd in the jury returning
into court without ? verdict being
reached, was released this morning on
Twenty Thousand Dulla*s cash bail.
The money, it is understood, was fur
nished from the treasury of the West
ern Federation of Miners.
VOLiOlCTiVE
IN NORTHLAND
. . .
NOME AND OTHER TOWNS REPORT THE I
CONTINUED FALLING OF VOLCANIC j
ASHES-SOURCE UNKNOWN
(By United Press.)
Nome. Nov. -6? Showers of volcanic
ashes have been falling for several
I
hours here, at Teller City and at Tin
City. The snow for several miles has
become blackened with the ashes. The
origin of the phenomena U unknown.
MUSI RE-SURVEY
THE BOUNDARY
LOSS OF VALUABLE DATA MAKES NECES
SARY WORK OF THE BOUNDARY SUR
VEYORS BEING DONE OVER i
(By United Press.)
Vancouver, Nov. 26? The attempt at
recovery of the photographs and data
obtained by the survey of the Alaska
boundary ?which were lost iu the upset
ting of acmoe in the Bradfleld river
some time ago hns been given up, and
the survey will have co be made over
again.
J. M. Bates, Canadian boundary sur
veyor, arrived here yesterday.
"If the photographic negatives we
lost cannot be recovered," said Hates,
?'the entire survey of the Iscott river
section will have to he repeated next
summer. We struck a submerged tree
and the canoe turned sideways and al
most split In two. I became entangled
in a line and was swtpt under water.
Three others shared the same adven
ture. Later we were rescued, but not a
vestige of our eoods remained; we ob
tained grappling Irons and a water tel- ,
cscope at Juneau, but never got a sight i
of the outfit. Two officials were srmt :
north to m ike an t tTo:t to find the neg
atives, which are espeu ally valuable,
but can find po trace. 1< the Iscott dis
trict the mountain peaks were too diffi
cult to ascend, and the pho'ographs se
cured were agreed upen by the officials
on the ground as marking the real
boundary. The work now must be!
done again." .
B Good Assortment
Fancy Apples, G-rapes, Pears,
Bananas, Grape Fruit,
Oranges
Cranberries, Celery, Hothouse
Lettuce, Fresh Comb
Honey
New Crop Walnuts, Green Cit
ron, Pumpkins, Hubbard
Squash ?
Our store will remain open Wednesday evening until
10 p. m., and 011 Thanksgiving, will close at 9 a. m
GANTY & FRANDSON
You can enjoy the most elegant bill
of fare in Alaska just as well as in
the greatest metropolis.
Preferred Stock
Canned Goods
hcMmannrthiliUtntran
bring to your table the most delicate Q
vegetables, fruits, etc., from Maine,
New Jersey, California, Oregon, etc. /T^T
Each is gathered at its best, wherever
it is known to grow best, and is
eked right there, only those of firm,
st quality, in fish, meats and vege
tables being accepted for the de
ferred Stock label. Same way with
fruits gathered
with the dew
on and packed
to quickly and carefully that the garden flavor is pre
served. As an example of elegant dishes, as easy to
serve in Alaska as New York, try thisj
XfOALLOrro BUSIKT.
Make a tomato aaocei pick ore r a can of Preferred Stock Shrimp*.
beat la the taooc and add a gtaaj of ? berry (or a rlaaa of tbe juice from
? cia of Prrferted Stock mpberriea. ) Tarn Into a i hallow baking dlih.
corer with battered crumbs and bake antll ctumbi we brown. Caxnlab
with panic/ and icrrc hoc
Ust Frtjtrrtd Stock ? quality guaranteed? from your Grocer.
AIXKir & LEWIS. Wholesale Grooen. PORTLAND, OREGON. V. 8. A. ^
& Frandson Sole Agents Skagway
WILL RACE OVER
ALASKA SNOWS
THE MATIN WILL FINANCE A WORLD
RACE WHICH WILL HAVE THIS
COUNTRY IN ITS COURSf
s ?
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Nov. 26.? Following the re
cent automobile race from Pekln to
Paris, The Matin baa decided to orga
nize a race from New York to Paris yia
Chicago, through Alaska, across the
Bering straits, Siberia and Russia.
WILL EXTEND
THE 6LA0 HAND
(Special Correspondence)
Whitehorse, Nov. 26? Whitehorse
people are already making preparations
for the reception of the excursionists to
their town on the occns'on of the visit
of the White Pass Athletic club from our
neighboring town. A grand St. An
drew'e day ba'1 will be
held and a good time is assured,
as an energetic committee
has charge of the affair, Good music
has been arranged for and refreshments
will be served; in fact, everything will
be done to make the event an enjoyable
one.
In order to enable the Skagway peo
pie to pleasantly pass the time prior to
the ball, an exhibition gxme of indoor
baseball will be played at the N. S. A. A.
clubhouse between two picked nines.
This is a pastime that has been enthusi
astically received in Whitehorse, and
our visitors will be pleased to know
that they will have an opportunity of
witnessing a good, lively game. All
the excursionists are invited to attend,
there being a spacious balcony for spec
tators.
ill Ills
TO STOP ISSUE
RIVAL OF POST-INTELLIGENCER LOST
MONEY AND WILL CEASE PUB
LICATION SATURDAY NEXT
? ? ?i ? ? ? . 1
' a ..#?- J
(By United Pre*?.)
Seattle, Nov. 26? The Morning Timet
will make its last publication on Satur
day morning next. The paper
was started with a view of
cutting into the field held by
the Post-Intelligencer, but has proven
a- money looser since its first issue.
The editorial and reportorlal staff will
be transferred to the evening paper.
OUGHTTOGET
TOGETHER NOW
SEATTLE PAPER SAYS ALASKANS SHOULD
UNITE ON GOVERNMENT PUN AND
SECURE RELIEF QUICKLY
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Nov. 26? Commenting on the
threats made by the Hoggatt people to
hold another convention, the Post-In
telligencer says, editorially, that the
proper thing for Alaskans to do is to
quit quarreling and get together.
Nothing can be gained, the paper goes
on to state, by keeping up the present
incessant bickering which is being
carried ou.
Oyster Cocktails and Eastern Oyttera
on the half-shell, for private families
and wholesale, at the Vienna Bakery.t
The best dining room, the best hotel ac
commodation*, the most comfort at the
Fifth Avenue
Our New Fall Line of
Hart Schaffner & Marx
and Adler & Sons
SuitsGravenett Coats
and Over Coats
Are Now on Displav
Come in and look themjover|[before purchasing
elsewhere
Over 400 patterns of the Famous Royal Tailors Made
to Measure Suits ready for your inspection
?iay$on $ ?o.
CbelOne Price eiofl)im*?ourib and Broadway