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TENTH YEAR
SKAGWAY, ALASKA,
A'asliaUlst Library 3
MONDAY NOVEMBER 11 1907 N PRICE 10 CENTS
SOCIETY MURDERESS
Sill TO BE WED
(By United Press.)
Washington, Nov. 11 -The trial of
Mrs. Ana Bradlty, charged with the
mtnier of former Senator Ar:hur
Brown, of U ttfi, was to have been
oallad here this morning, but, owing to
the lea:h of Justice McComas, the case
was allowed to go over until Wedoes
d?y.
A doe array ot legal talent will do
feoJ Mrs, Bradley, fui ds having been
provided by relatives, and her plfa will
be a' out what was advanced in the trial
of Mrs. Birdsong in Mississippi I ant
Md. for a similar offense.
oont miocs of Mrs. Bradley's
lawyers will be that she was justified
la having killed Btown, who la claimed
to be the father of Mrs. Bradley's iwo
children.
The murder was one of the most sen
sational hotel crimcs of the country,
Senator Brown had come to Washing
ton in company with M. S. Gunn, of
Helena, Moot., and was to have argued
a case the day fol'owin,; the one on
which he was killed. Mrs Bradley
followed Brown- to Washington. She
drove to the Willard hotel, where he
was stopping, and, afier getting the
uumber of Senator Brown's apartments
from the hotel clerk, went to the room
and shot him to death.
BRILLIANT STATESMAN AND JURIST SUC
CUMBS TO AN ATTACK OF HEART
DISEASE IN WASHINGTON
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(By United Pre?s.)
Washington, Nov. 11? Loui9 Mory
McCoruas, former .United States Sen- ;
*-or from Marylard, who?e term ex
pired in March, 1906, rnd was after
ward* made an Associate Justice of the
District of Columbia, died last night of
heart disease. Senator McComas was :
(JT years of aee end for years ha> been ;
a National political leader. Many of
lh? departments will remain closed lor
the day out of respect to his memory.
The funeral will be mide a state affair.
The Pack Train liesiaurant will serve
wine with dinner orders, free in place
of tea or coffee. Come on ooys.
WANTS ALASKA
WEATHER MAP
ATTEMPTS BEING MADE TO HAVE DE
PARTMENT FURNISH FORECAST OF
CONDITIONS IN THIS SECTION
(By United Presa.)
Washington, Nov. 11? Efforts are
being made by Thomas Pavne, Secre
tary of the Alaska Exposition, to get
the government to arrange for the re
port of the weather conditioca through
out Alaska and the establishment of a
daily weather map for the guidance of
manners, and resident! of Alaska who
travel through the country during the
winter mon'.hs.
FREE
Wild duck at the Seattle tonight
and next few days.
Yours;? !
HhrmanGrimm
L. A. HARRISON CO.
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STOVES
ALL SIZES ALL PRICES
ALL CLASSES
But the Best are n6ne too
Good and we Have Them
STOVES
- Stores O^en Evenings Phones^^n^5?^
1EEHHPH STRIKE ?
IS CULLED OFF
(By United Pre**.)
New York, Nov. 11? At 10 o'clcck
this looming definite announcement
was made that ihe strike wblcb the
operators went out on wben the tele
graph companies refused to accede to
their demands stx weeks ago, has been
declared off by the Executive Com
mittee and that the men would be ex
pected to go back to their old positions
find h audio all business regardless 0/
whether the operators sending them
were union or non-union men. It
Is known, bovever, that the non-union
operators will be released from their
present employment as soon as other
union operators cm be obtained to
hmdle the messages,
I. II CUES
FOB ONCE MORE
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(By United Preta.)
Georgetown, Nov. 11? The fourth
trial of Caleb Powers, who is charged
with the murder of Former Governor
Goebe), was called here this moroiog.
Powers declared that he was confident
of beiD? acquitted and that he was
anxious to have the trial como off be
fore a Democratic court, ae he did not
wish u> remain unvicdicated until he
abould he pardoned by a Republican
Governor. It Is coaccded that, if a fair
jury isobtaine1, hi? speedy releise on
a verdict of no guilty will follotr.
REPORTED TOUCH
It is reported that during a drunken
bout In a room o( a local hotel one day
the (ore part of the ween a man named
Fountain was touched for his roll,
amounting to $250. S > far 'he affair is
wrapped in the somber robes of mys
tery. ?\V hi tehorse Star.
RIVER CLOSES AT DAWSON
The Yukon i iver is < losed ?t Dawson
and as fur up th.s way as Coffee creek.
The coldcst place on the river yester
day was at Ogilvle, where it was 18 be
low zero, the same as at this place
Wednesday morning.
SWEETS
CIDERS.?.
for the season has just
been tapped; it is strict
ly pure and of excellent
quality.
GANTY & FRANDSON
The kind you used to climb
for in mother's pantry
Preferred Stock Jellies, Jams and Preserves, in ">
glass, come to the table as wholesome, delicious
and sparkling as those "done" by mother herself
? whether served in Alaska or where they ' 'grew. ' '
Preferred Stock
Canned Goods
rMkrt Vhintir art Orowi
We use only th= finest of Oregon berries
? put up practically right in the berry
"patch." They are picked in the morn
ing and put up the same day. The syrup
used in making these Prcferre i Stock goods
stands every test of the pure food law ? it
is pure cane su^ar.
Preferred Stock Canned Goods, whether in r
glass or tl:iy ere all high grade?tie most j
reliable to buy?at your G/veers.
I ati fn 4 LETCJ3. Wholesale C:ocer?. PORTLAND. OREG:.t. D. S. A. ?
Ganty & Frandson Sole Agents Skagway
FENCES HE 111 EKED
FOR JUNEMI GOmEHTION
(By United Press.)
Juneau, Nov. 11? The del egetes from
Fairbanks, Seldovia, Valdez, Cordova,
Haloes and Seward have arrived. Del
egate Tozier announces that a perfect
organization has been formed among
the delegates of tht Second and Third
division. Tozier says that Judge Wick
erehmr is a candidate for Delegate to
the National convention. A strong
Caie sentiment prevails among all the
delegates. Sheldon, of Valdez is a
pronounced Anti-Hoggatt man and it is
expected that from him will come the
resolution asking the President to re
move Governor Hoggatt
Reports prevail here that the dele
gation from Skagway will not be able
to reach the city unless a special boat
Is chartered by them. No proxies have
so far been received in this city from
Skagway and it looks as if the delega
tion from Skagway, which was counted
as strongly antagonistic to Governor
Hoggatt, would take no action in the
convention.
AGUINALDO
BOOSTS m
REBEL WHO RENOUNCED INSURRECTION
TACTICS SAYS PLAN OF SELF-GOV
ERNMENT WILL BE SUCCESSFUL
(By United Press.)
Manila, Nov. 11? Emilio Aguinaldo,
former Filipino Rebel Chieftain, in a
newspaper article published here yes
terday, praised the work of Secretary
Taft in the Philippines and stated that
It was his belief that there would be but
little opposition to the work of self-gov
ernment made hereafter by the natives.
?E MOST BE BORN AGAIN
Have & new Born suit or overcoat
Get your orders in for Thanksgiving
and Xmas. You will make no mistake
when you leave your orders wi:h the
American Ta;lors.
The Fifth Avenue hotel hasuulimlted
accomodations. Steam beat and every
coing modern.
SNOW COVERS
MIDDLE WEST
EASTERN STATES GRIPPED By STORM
KING EARLIER THAN USUAL THIS
YEAR-TRAINS STALLED
(By United Press.)
Chicago, Nov. 11 ? Reports are reach
ing the city from different sections of
the middle west that a fierce storm has
been prevailing for the past twenty-four
hours, West of Dayton the trains are
stalled and the snow plows on the Santa
Fe system have been brought into use
for the first time this season. The
storm extends as fur west as New Mex
ico.
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The best dining room, the best hotel ac
c mmodation*, the most comfort at th
Fifth Avenue
FOR RENT OR SALE? House ou
Seventh and Alaska streets. Inquire
at The Alaskan. 6t-235
WANTED? A new or second hand
safe. Inquire at The Alaskan.
Our New Fall Line of
Hart Schaffner & Marx
and Adler & Sons
Suits Cravenett Coats
and Over Coats
Are Now on Displav
Come in and look themovei'cbefore purchasiDg
elsewhere
Over 400 patterns of the Famous Royal Tailors Made
to Measure Suits ready for your inspection
giayson $ Co.
Cbe One Price Clotbim-f ourib and Broadway
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