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HARPERS ATTACK
WOODROW WILSON
'eokly Macariae Strides Wilson's
Najiie From The Head of List of
Democratic Candidate Fbr
The Presidency
tfty Alaska News Bureau, >
NEW YORK, Jan. IT? The cur
rent issue of the Harper's Weekly
.vuine has opened an attack on
u ?c::or WoodTOw Wils.v*. His name
' as Nvr, stricken from head of the
, !umn of Presidential candidates.
The article states that ho is in
.;r >us to the Democratic party.
PR1X0ETOX. X. J.. .Ian. IT ? Wl.o
>ed concerning the attack up n
by the Harpers Week'.y Ma.a
o here today. Governor Wilson re
- I ;o <\>mn>ent on the article
\ 4REKA TO INTEREST CAPITAL
IN PEACE RIVER COUNTRY.
Conrad Wareka an o.'d Atlia pros
: \-tor, arid former partner of John
.vankar.. in the Engineer Group <f
11 :ies. *vas a passenger out on last
tity train.
Mr. War oka has lately sold his
v rest in the Encineer and is goinc
.-> Nov. York.
He is n>^w interested in the Pea. e
r >.?r div He expo, ts to inter
sr. t.i'i in that inity. He is
t'\ his private socTeta-y
-? k Taylor. The two men sal -
outh last n iht on the Prinoe^s
to V < <-o?\ er from v hero they
* tor the o.i>tem Stated
S*-Oo ROWE WANTS
HEALTH COMMISSION.
i\ xiaska News l-ar-an
w vSHlNGTOX, D. C., Jan. IS?
:? T P Ro? e of Alaska is in
ooosa'ltat >-n today with the roem
?vi. of the Territories Committee
: th' S :iate and is making a strong
a fr>r a public health commission
- Alaska
1: * thought that the committee
1 re^wmmend to Congress the es
>hme<nt of such a commission. It
rumored that "TVim Ricps. Jr., chief
' o \'.a<VaCanadian Boundary Sur
x oy n lily called upon tin appear he
re the committee. Rtjrps took an
t;ve r>art In ?a.mpinjj out the
small pox plajme m-hich broke out
ci <?i>; the natives in the FVvcupiiie
-? trk t last summer.
Klica !??????
The Best of
The
Good Ones
= For
I Big and Little Feet
THE
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H. J. LYNCH |
Th# U>To-0?t? Hai-ardis'ier and Ls.-'Im Furnish ?r. g/
TROOPS READY
j | DEPP
(CUBANS CONFER ALL
NIGHT TO END DISORDER
.1.000 Man TK>s And 4,000 Blue .lark*' Is j
Await Word to Invade Cuba. Dis
orders There Cease
lly Alaska News Bureau.!
Washington, d. c., Jan is?
| I allowing the ultimatum issued by
.\-e State Department yesterday to
.resident Gomez of Cuba, cancer n
,v the disorder in that country, or
. rs ha*e been issued through the
>\ ;ir Department for the preparation
! two thousand marines and four
tsand Wile jackets to prepare for
stant departure to Cuba
Late reports state that the above
- t>s are a!I ready to embark at
iny time.
HAVANA. Cuba. .Tan. 19? An al
rht's conference was held hi the
r ent's i?'a< e ;#-t nicht between
?> c.ivernment offiia's and ropre.
ivos of the revo'utlonary force*
effort to end the di -order which
as takem place in the last few
"ays.
It is the desire of all parties con- I
or nod to prevent the intervention
Vnited State*.
T'v disorders which have marked .
I t few days ha-e ceased tr?day j
5KAC.WAY WILL HAVE A
NEW EATING HOUSE.
Tfc Hoard of Trade re-iawrant,
.vhich has been dosed for the pa?t
wo year#, is bcin$ put in shape for ,
vn occupant.
Tlie doors will soon be opened to '
he p;ib!!c by Charges Karaman. and
*i associate, whose n?nie Is not at
>ri ?ent known
Mr. Karaman needs no Introduction
the people of Skasway, and th?y
ho have been passing through the
ity a* for the past several years,
e has been associated with the
amous Park Train restaurant In the
opacity of cook
It rs presumed th\t the fire In the
-ar.ee will be started 4n time to take
are of the sprinc travel to the In
I terlor.
CHAMPION CURLER
PASSES THROUGH TOWN.
Amongst the many travelers who
?passed through the city yesterday
was C E McPherson of Dawson. He
s a champion in the Curling game,
the croat sport which is entertaining
ill of the cities along the Yukon at j
his time of the year
Mcpherson has been picked to play
>n the aU Canadian team which Is
to meet the champion team from Kng
land in the cities of Winnipeg and
Toronto. l*ast year he was on the
"cam which invaded England and
?oncht for the International cham
?ionship in the great ice sport.
McMANIGAL TELLS ALL HE
KNOWS OF DYNAMITING
States Witness Tells The Grand Jury
About The Dynamiters Operations
Against The Erectors Asso
ciation Thru-out Country.
( l*y Alaska News Bureau.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 17? The
Grand Jury here yesterday listened
to the story of the numerous out
rapes committed by the men employ
ed by the McNamaras In their fight
against the Erectors Association In
this state and throughout the United
states The story ?as told by Ortle
McManical. the States witn?s?. whose
confession was the stumbling block
? i : Mi Vamara defence.
? RON AND STEEL
FIRST ON PROGRAM
Committee Would Rdeuce Tariff on
Si- 1 And iron Products 30 to
50 Per Cent.
( liy Alaska New* Bureau. I
WASHINGTON. D C.. Jan 18?
Cist of the tariff revision schedule
lo come before tbe full Democratic
jiemeership of the ways and means
om mil toe will be iron and steel. TTie
?ommittee will meet *>on to consider
he draft of a bill prepared by a
<ub committee which has had the
subject under consideration for some
?ime
The sub-committee's bill provides
for free iron ore and a gervprai re
duction from 30 to i>0 per cent., on
all steel and iron products. The bill
w Mild add to the free list carpenters'
tools and other ordinary articles In
common use.
The sub-committee oom posed of
Representatives Di ton . of Indiana,
Palmer, of Pennsylvania, and Hull,
of Tennessee, agreed today upon the
tentative draft of the measure
No caucus on the tariff legislative
prcrrajn Is probable until the wool
schedule )? ready.
M&NY MOOSE IN
THE ATLIN DISTRICT.
Charles Taylor, an Atiin mill own
er. was a |x?ssonger on the May for
Seattle last night. He ha? closed
out his business interests in AtJin
and has pone out for good, so he
savs. It is back to the farm for him.
He has a nice little chicken ranch a
Tew miles from Seattle, where he will
settle down in rustic comfort.
Taylor teHs many stories of the
bounteounesa of the game this sea
son The Shulta stage on the trip
to Caribou came upon two huge j
morse, who wore not alarmed by the |
approach of the stage Neither of
the oc< upants of the rig had a gun'
ha dy and Taylor armed with a ko
dak was out of ammunition. Where
upon with luck in their favor and a
good wind the kings of the antlered
tribe made a fast getaway.
The PTincess May arrived in port
at i> o'clock last night, and sailed
?bree hours later. She brought five !
passengers north, and sailed with j
'ifteen.
I Hills Bros. Teas l
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^ Tie demand for these good- increases steadily. It is th? nai- J
?U ural demand for a good product? a product that every eomiiweur, +
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T very highly, and guarantee K* purity. t
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* 1 Pound Packages at 50c and 75c +
+ 1-2 lb. Packages at 30c and 40c +
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J P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
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SEA FOWLS
TAFT SETS ASIDE
FIVE SMALL ISLANDS
Pe-lectn Sites Pot BrowMng Cronnds ]
F\ir Alaska Sea FV?wl. WU Build
Statimi West of Wran*e>il
(By Alaaka News Bureau.)
WA8HINOTON, D. C., Jan 18
Proaident Taft today sei aside five !
>* I an <is tn the TonaAx National For
Mrt ratfvt for a breeding grwnnd !
for aea fowl. The island* set aaide
we FYwoster Island and the U&7V
Island n<<M" Dtxons entrance. a gov
i rnment utatkwi will be ostabliahed
there with a keeper. *-ho ?-i|| study
the Mrds and their habit*.
Forrester Island I* a ?m*ll i?lanrt
fire miles lone situated twelve mi|??i
off the roast, near Cape Muron. on [
the North wide of nitons Entrance
The Mary Inlands ar? a (troop of fmrr
?mall islands lying to the north of
FVirrester Island and just **vth of
Coronation Island. PotJi I?l?r>ds are
'iTectlv went of Wrangell
AUTOMOBILE BOOKLET
DISPLAYS SKAGWAY. I
Many bouquets are cast our way
in an at tractive lKtl? booklet which
?UTivmi in to*n on the Curacao
Under the caption "Motoring In
The Arctic Regions" the trip taken
by I)r C-han (J. Perch ai and tieo.
Urown, In the A bboC Detroit "Bull
lk>g", the first automobile to rro*
??he wimn ;t of the White l*r?s under
t? own motive p^'er. ail the bean
? i?? and attraction* of Skagway and
?"he White are portrayed In
uraphlc diacrlption.
Nat only In words are these f*?
;tir?* displayed btit the booklet which
? Ka gvitu>n out for the purpose of
Jisp.ay, in tbe late New York
Automobile Sbow is full of beautiful
cuts of Hkagway and eoenes on the
White Paj?s railroad over a hl^h the
BvB I**" passed
Among the nit* are picture* o < the
Elks 11*11, home of the "farthest
north Klk's 1/xlge." th?> Arctic I?v><h.
erhood buiMlng. home of Camp Skag
way No 1; The l>aiiy Maskftn build
ing. tbe home of 'the old?*t news
r?l>er in Alaska" and a vlow of the
Clark ranch, ahowinir a twenty pound
cabbage grown there
DEPTHS OF TOMFOOLERY.
SAYS THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Character! ?es Rumor* Afloat as High
F-.ights r* Imagination Rumored
That Rooupvplt hi RackM to
Ran by Tho Steel Trtwt
(fty A lsefca News Bureau)
NEW YORK. J*n 17-Many politi
cal rumor* nr? afloat then* days TOn
r??rhlng the aspirant* (V>r ill* nomin
ation for the presidency The latest
rumor to be spread about js to the
effect that Th?ocior? Roosevelt Is to
be an active candidate for the nom
inatlon ami that he h to be backed
by the S'eei Trtwt
When asked today concerning the
nimor. Roosevelt absolutely denied
any connection with the rumor* and
stated that the whole story **? th?
lepths of "tomfoolery "
WOMEN WILL OPEN
FIGHT AGAINST MORMONS.
NEW TORK, Jan. Ift? Mr*. Hans
P. FYeece ha* Juat returned with her
husband after a y* ar*s Investigation
of Monnoniare In Oreat Britain. Den
mar*. Holland and Sweden An a
leaolt of their report the Interdeno
minational Council of Women for
Christian and Patriotic Service will
open their campaign agnlnst Murmon
wm with a ma/w meeting In N?w
York. Jan. 18. with a view to federal
action against polygamy It is point,
ed out that the proportion of Mor
mons In America has risen from one
In 12S.<W> of population to one in
shout 200 In the eighty years *inc?
the Mormon church was founded
TOURIST AGENT IS
00ING GOOD WORK.
? t .-??? j
Much good wo<k in tvoin* done to
ward promoting a rood tourlat *e?
on in Alaska. during the roml&g sum
uier Word has reached the dfy
hat <)*o Dedroan. who la traveling
n rough the south as tourfcn ?>gent
,'or the White Pass road la doing
ood work in California and ha* proa
,?ecfs of sending many Uwlsts to
:he Northland In the coming season
Mrs L. R Da via was a paawger
.n last night's train, and l*-f? or the
May She wH| spend a few w?ek?
in the state*
The Jefferson left Seattle on time
Tuesday evening, and shrwild JJTtve
m port Saturday night or Sunday
morning
Shoes for
Men
Women
and
Children
H We have a large Stock on hand jjj
Also A Large Assortment of
Men's Shoes
The Best That The Market
Affords
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
yoRTHEP n ?
<HOE ?0
WILL CLAYSON~c ,JL
T~he Home of The
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