?he $cttU) Alaskan
No. 1-1. THIRTEENTH YEAH.
SKAHWAY, ALASKA. THURSDAY. AI'RII, #, 1?I1 '??? 10
CROWDS GREET
GOL. ROOSEVELT
(By A^lwU New* Bureau)
SKATTLR. April $ ? Col. Rinisevelt.
N> arrived hore this morning, will
:i?eak at the I'ni* iTsitv at 2:40 this
afternoon; at 3:.">0 he will attend a
banquet at the Hotel Washington. 5
ui he v 1 deliver an address at
? 'tt I>reamla.>.l Rink, attending the!
Itws Club Sm>k> r at !> o'clock
Th. Roost *elt party will leave for
Spokane at 19:39 where they will
arrive tomorrow morning
The weather here is ideal and
'ne city 14 crowded.
ADMITS PLANS
ARE KNOWN
(By Alukm New* Bureau)
V. \SHlXGTON, D. C? April 6
l"r?-sident Taft has submitted a re
jou to Congress admitting the I -a
ai'ette chart's that secret plans of
i? American Navy ha\e been furn
?
? . States for the Argentine Republic
(By Alaska Newa Bureau)
W \SHlXGTOX. D. C April 6?
The IVtW' rats of the Senate have
1 eld a ?? us at wh.< h it was stated
that their polk y in regard to com
the Progressives good positions on the
'he Progressive good positions on the
c niniittees
Crisp Doughnuts, Del'cious Pies
anil Cak?*. ir>d everything to be
found in an up-to-date bak-T shop
can be had at the Royal Hakery.
Whttehorst Mr? R Kelsey, Pro
pr etress.
HnharrlhA tor the Daily Aiaskm
PEACE DOVE
DOESN'T LIGHT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
EL PASO. April 6? There is a ser
i iojs hitch in the peace negotiations.
' ird It is announced that the Madero
' family w ill return to San Antonio o
,-aturday.
WETS AND ORIS
ARE EVEN OP
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
DfiNVKR, Ool., April fi?T^e count
ing of the ballots all over the State
going on very slowly. The race
between the "'Wets'* and "Drys o\ < r
the entire State is very even.
iCKliES
Bl" F*KALO, N. Y.. April ?? Normni!
K. Mack, national chairman of the
ui mocratic party, is out for Canadian
reciprocity. In a leading editorial In
his National Monthly, M;uk says t
confirmation of the Taft reciprocity
asreemetit is a democratic duty.
ON WAYTO
SOOTR POLE
CHRISTCHVRCH. N. 7... April fi?
SVwart island, off thv southern ex
tremity of New Zealand. toda>
turning from the ice barrier, where
the British Antarctic expeJition un
jj?r rapt R F. Scott was landed.
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l^ast Twsday afternoon. nome na
t!vm of Haines discovered a light
house boat on the boach at the month
of the Khatsehene river. Tht- lvoal
contained throe empty mall sack*
and was high and dry, as If thrown
on the beach by the waves. Captain |
A. C .lansen of the Htunona reported
th case to the superintendent of
the lighthouse service, who Is now
ir. Jnnean. and called In at Eldred
Hock last night to gc. the particu
lars from the light keeper a) thai
place.
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April ??
Frederick C. Harper was today re
nominated as Collector of Customs
cf Puget Sound. Mr. Harper is the
present incumbent and ha? served in
tbat capacity for a number of years
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CARSON. Nev., April "> ? In the
closing hours of the 2">th session of
th Ne\ada Let slature, which ad
journed sine die at midnight last
n:ght, a law was passed providing for
the use of convict labor on a system
o' state highways. The labor is to
be voluntary, a small payment to be
credited to the n>en who elect to en
t r the road-making camps. In ad
dition. an allowance of 10 days off
their sentence to be made for each
JO days of work.
While the Ramona was in port at
. uneau Tuesday night, a longshore
man. named Uu<?tafson, who_was in- j
tcxicated. fell down the fore hatch ;
or the boat and was probably fatally
injured. The injured man was rush
ed to the hospital, where after an
examination, I)r. Sloan, stated that
the man's back was broken, and that
he would only live a few hours
THROUGH RATES
TIG OF PAST
(By Atoka Newt Bureau)
SEATTLE. April fi? Officials ofth"
? laska Steamship. Pacific Coast
steamship anil tirand Trunk Pacific
C, mpanies have been notified that
taking effect Immediately, all tariffs
ranting through passage and freight
;-;?tes to the iirterior have been can
1 1 lied by the White Pass Railway.
The reason given by the White
i ass for this action Is that the
above companies have been dlscrlmln
rxi'n,; in their rates to point* along
'he railroad.
SENTENCE IS
GUT DOi
(By Alaska News Bureau/
SAN FRANCISCO. April 6? The
; :iited States Inspector of Steamboat*
hcs reduced the sentence of Captain
Cr^skey from twelve months to eight
?(tenths susperisii n of his license for
t.ie Northwestern wreck case.
iSK AT Til
I.OS ANGELES. April 6? Wearing
a myk which g:tve her the appear
r ? of a bandit. Miss Lillian Paxton.
. ">. i harged w'th itaving forged a deed
i a valuabl s pi< ce of property on
:.th street, appeared in Justice Snm
r.t< rfield's court. It is alleged that
site attempted to borrow lio.ooo on
til. property from the German-Ameri
can bank of this city. Preliminary
'tearing of the cane was set for April
RECALL NOW
ST. PAI L, April 6? The senate by
a vote of 48 to 9 passed the Moonan
u'"l providing for the recall of public
officers. The bill provides that offi
< ers excepting judges of the supreme
court, district and municipal courts,
fhall be subject to recall when peti
t.ons signed by at least 25 per cent,
of the voters in districts affected
shall have been presented to the sec
retary "f
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IS MAKING
HIS PROMISES
(Special to the Dally Alaskan )
CHICACSO . HI . April *? Mayor e|
.-ct Harrison has announced that he
will givn the city of Chicago a pra**
tlral democratic administration dur
In* the coming Itdi.
(Br Alaaka Newa Bureau)
VICTORIA, n C.t April ?? One of
hip large powder magazines situated
on Protection Island exploded late
tost night and two of th? employ**
there were killed The shock of the
explosion wax felt for miles around.
MGONEln
IS DEFEATED
CONCORD. N. H., Apri' ?? By a
vr.te of 14 to 9 the state senate de
feated for the second time at th's
session a resolution paused by the
house of representatives ratifying the
i i^ome tax amendment to th? na
l"? nal roMtHathaL
FILIBUSTER
IS CAPTURED
NEW YORK. April <5? The fevefjfy
foo' yacht lx>yal was ??>l*ed by the ;
I niled States authorities today In the
lielief site was a filibuster carrying
arms to the Haytlen revolutiontala. j
The derelict destroyer Seneca cap
lured the boat. '
COMPANY FOR
TRANSPORTATION
(By A lank* New* PiiHW ?
CHARLESTON, W. Va., April *r
A now rompany, to fx* known a* *b?
Alaska Transportation and Crnnmer
rial company of New York ha* b**n
i bartered berr> with a capital ?to^k
of one million dollar* The rompany
rondnet a neneral Iran* portat Ion
biMtnou. and will trad* for fir* In
the Yukon rapt Chart?* peabody,
former mui?r of a Yukon Rlr?r
S'r am boat ha* bean ?lfW Pr?*tden<
of tN| Company
THE LORWIER
E
(By Atmfca New* Baw?o|
SPRINGFIELD. Ill , April *? C|ar
erea F'tink. neneral manager of the
International ffarv?*ter Company ba*
testified before the Stat* Senate
iJ'-'bery Committee that he wa* aak
rd to contribute a bl* aim to the
Ixwtiner "slnsh fiind."
BID STEAMER
IS ASHORE
(By AlMka New* B>ir?au)
NRW YORK. April ?? WKh ?
tV?ii*and totirl*t? on board returning
from a rrtilae in Italian water*. th?
North German Lloyd Company'* 3 3
F-.inre** Irene ran ashore thi* morn
Inc. during a denae fo*. on I?ne I*
land. It fa bettered twre that all
th passenger* have f>een re*#Mie?J
(Ten A. X. McMnllln. the * Ha*
Van." wa* a pa**en*er on the Ra
raona for Wran*?Il.
Gat soma rtaa*ry Goo ?Ja from the
Roya] Bakery, Whltehorae to tak
alone oa yonr trip Everything tlw
Re*t tf
FOR THE
Transient Trade
We are lined up stronger than ever
Everything In Warm Goods
Such As
Felt Shoe5 for Women and Men
Wool Coats, Hackinaw Coat*
Woolen Lined Canvas Pants
Heavy Underwear Corduroy Trousers
Sweater Jackets . Storm Shoes
? Fur and Wool Caps of all Kinds
? [Wool and Working Gloves
j WILL CLA YS0N-aZ,
The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING