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(By Alaaha N?a5 Bureau i
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DRIVERS WANT
FREE GASOLINE
(By Aia?*a N?vk? Bureau)
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UUt\Ui ilnteni tu liisn city wv out on
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This is the beginning of
the Social Season. For
party dresses we have
a nice line of Susine Silk
At 50 cts. a Yard
See our window display
H. J. LYNCH
Tfc? Up-T?-0*t? M4fc?rdA?r?r L?di?? FuMvlMtr.
LOUIS GLASS
HAS NEW TRIAL
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
SAN FKAXCISCO. Dec I? The su
preute court hits handed down h de
cisiou M-lUus ttttKk* the findings of
the lower court which wuUHiitil Ia?ujs j
Glass u> five years iu the peuiteutiar
The catto is remanded for retrial in
the superior court.
HE LORDS
' MUST GO
(By Alaaka Now* Bureau)
LONDON, Dee. t? Wide-spread vi >1
cuce and disorder is reported through
out EugUuid and Irehtud. occasioned
by the eteeliott rallies. The ceutral
issue of the campaign is the abolition
of the house of iurds.
1
(By Alaaka New* Bureau)
NEW YORK. Dec. 1? The striking
taxivab drivers have been ^runted
their demands and have returned to
work.
(By Alaaka Now* Bureau)
SEATTLE, Dec. I? The retiring
officer* of the Arctic C"ktb will to
night give a banniKt to the nowly
rlvotal officers
PAL MOORE
IS 0EFEAIE0
(By Alaaka Newt Bureau)
NEW YORK. Dec. I ? Abe AUeM
easth outpointed Pal Moorv in IheU
ten round so iu this city last night.
Subscribe tor the Daily Alaskan
MANN TO BE
THE IN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, Dei-. I ? Congress
man Maun of Illinois, President Taft
and Speaker Cannon hekl a confer
ence today. It fa rumored that Mann
will probably be chosen to relieve
Cannon, aiul will be the speaker for
tins last session of this eongreea.
GERMAN SPIES
IN ENGLAND
iBy Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON. Dec. 1? Scores of Uex
uiau spios it is alleged yre swarming
ov i-r Eugland; and it is said that
shortly Scotland Yard will make ar
rets that will cause an international
sensation.
PEARY WILL
SAY NOTHING
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, Dec. I? Peary has
nothing to say about Dr. Cook's story
of his explorations, and subsseque<nt
seclusion.
JUNEAU LOSES
AGENT SWAN
Th.xe are some changes in the
Pacific Coast company's offices in
JuiitMiu according to the Dispatch of
that city.
Walt or Swan has resigned his posi
tion .is agent for the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company, and will be suc
ceeded by Howard Swing by the first
of the year. Mr. Swan has been the
Juneau agent for the P. C. S. S. Co.
lor over five years, succeeding A. S.
Dautrick. He is also agent for the
express company and the Alaska
Steamship company. As an honorary
position he is president of the Juneau
Steamship company, one of the larg
si local companies In southeast Ah
a. ka.
Mr Swan will probably continue in
the service of the company at Seattle,
where his family is now residing.
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Christmas
PLUM PUDDING
English Style
Ii you havn't time to make your own puddings, you
v 11 rind those in tans an excellent snbstitute, and
chopper than the home made ones. We carry the follow
ing sizes:
Individual tins 15c 2 for 25c 1 pound tins - 35c
2 pounds tins 65c 3 pounds tins 1.00
Fig Puddings 1 pound tin 25c
Guaranteed to eoutaiu nothing but the very best material
Ganty & Frandson
MARK TWAIN
MEMORIAL
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK, Dec. 1? The literary
brains of the American nation were
collectively present at the Twain
memorial last night ami expressed
the nation's love for the lamented
Twain. Joeeph Cannon was especi
ally eulogistic in his remarks. Henry I
W'attersou, J. Pierpont Morgan and |
others made addresses.
ELKS WILL SET
NEW DATE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CINCINNATI Dec. 1? Thv date and
location tor holding the national
Elks convention will probably be
changed as it has been discovered
that there is a confliction with the
national Christian Endeavor conven
tion.
VICTORIA IS
SHOCKED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
VICTORIA. B. C.. lMr- 1? Se
vere earthquake shocks occured in
this city at six o'clock this morning.
No serious damage has been report
Agent Bold of the Pacfiic Coast Co.
reports that the Senator is expected ?
h Skagway on Saturday.
Peter Murphy, a Klondike mining
man who recently arrived from Daw
son. took passage on the out-going
Humboldt this moruiug.
IN LIMELIGHT
?
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK, Dec. 1 ? Hampton's
Magazine will shortly publish Doctor
Frederick Cook's own story of his
discovery of the north pole la which
the latter mates the statement that
ht doesn't know whether or not he
found the pole. He asserts that the
overpowering sensations caused by
his great achievement bewildered hiiu
and therefore he went away from all
the attending excitement of his return
He has come back to Brooklyn with
his family to spend Christmas.
POLITICS HOT
IN ENGLAND
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON, Dec. 1 ? A regular panic
exists in Englaud's political situation.
A great feeling of unrest seems
be manifest at all public gatherings;
political meetings are frequently at
tended with great disorder and much
inflamatory oratory.
FIEHGE GALES
SWEEP FRANCE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHERBOURG, France, Dec. 1?
Fierce gales are sweeping over the
harbor causing much anxiety to coast
shipping. The American battle ships
anchored in the harbor are riding
safely, however.
Gene Murphy was a passenger on
the out-going Humboldt this morning.
You May
EXPECT
To find here the
richest array of
new fabric you
have ever seen
For Men's
Clothes
The new
browns & grays
are beautiful
and well fit you
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