?he JJcriltj JUa^han
5,< Mw.,4
No. ?8 FOURTEENTH YEAR.
SKAWWAY, ALASKA. TI FM'AV. NOV. S*. l#U PKICE. 10 CENTS
MULFORD ?l!iS
VANDERBiLl CUP
LOi E?* kLTOMOBtLE MAKES 239
MILES IN 23$
MINUTES
iRy Alaska >Vws FNilf JttO
SAVANNAH. Not. 27? Tb# Van
j ? v-.;7 race is co cars
suri<*. it daybreak this morning on a
t*x> busdre>d and eigb:y cine tie
sprint.
SAVANNAH Not. rs? Ralph ?*?
ford, drlvaag & Lazier car ?woo the
Vaadert>-X cup ht=*v y<e?teJx}ay.
Muifnr : covered the i.*v> hundred
a ; j luiies m three hours, fifty
<:* us. averaging ov<er seventy
nsiW per bow.
Tr. ?r or t*v> sports MUford made
?r : ? -> x cxles pe*- b\mr Tbert
* re no serv<Ms jKVideviif to roar tie
lEy Alaska N.? Boreau.l
tr: X)U Not. Th? Italian
U\\v? s?" aacec cm Foci Vees. J**'*
day a~xi eoccpJetely oam*?d it The
Turk>ii troops art losing heart Is. the
^trugeV
ichIigIno
II NANKING
(By Alaska N ?? ftoreaa.)
NVXKINC No^ . ?$ ? The Refcete
a\ 1 a i ar . pr?asiog the Maa
. ss the past fo? days Today they
; , r The Maacfaas are in
bad shape, Nat are iifiiBiiC aV
ten.ptt- < tht part o( the Rebels to
the c*y.
TAFT COMPLETES
SHORT MESSAGE
WILL SEND SPECIAL MESSAGE
TO CONGRESS ON
TARIFF LATER
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, a C. No-v 28?
President TaiX yesterday finished his
m^ssa^e to Congress It oonsfcAs of
six thousand words. There to nothing
touching the tariff queeion in the
President's message. He expects to
s*nd a specad tariff message later j
HURRICANE l?
NEW FOUNDLANO
(Br Alaska News Bureau.)
ST JOHNS, N. B. Nov. 28? New
Foundland is sw-eipc today by a fieroe
hurricane Traffic is at a standstill
FOREST FIRES
ARE RAGING
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SANTA MONICA. C*i., Nor. 2T-?
Fur? forest fire? are ragtag tax the
.v : - back of this place. Hun
rv3s of ,r. habitants ane fleeing for
the* lives
NEW ARRIVAL THIS MORNING
This morning the stork, assists by
Dr. \V Gardner Gatoie. 1 eft a fine
baby cirl at the White Pass Hospital
for Mrs I>av*J N. HukU. Both nxv
ther and bahy are doing well
The heavy snow of last ntght and
today has created much havoc to the
telephone awl electric light wires.
Your Thanksgiving
SUIT
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1 OVERCOAT
Should be Up-to-date
We are showing dozens of
the newest stylet! in
Worsteds, Tweeds, Cashmere. Etc.
Recognired as the most stylish garments
to be found in the market
See Display In Our Windows
WE DO NOT URGE YOU TO BUY
H. J. LYNCH
Tha Up-To-Data HatarcUtshar and La^iaa Fumlahar.
DEM in Mill I
is sum mir
tBy Alaska News Bureau*
SEATTLE. Nov. 28? FWkwring the
big banquet tendered the delegate
from tie Pacific Coast SCaU-s com
mercial bodies, to discuss the "Devel
op Alaska" plan, by the new Seattle
Chamber of Commerce, on Thursday
evotag, a second banquet was given
last nigh*. by the Alaska Buren , of
that organization.
The path (Ting last night, which
was held in the banquet ball of th
Arctic Club, *ae the climax of all
the efforts that have been made to
.1 evuss the Alaska queatkm.
There weop over five himdnil pres
p.Tit. Many stirring speeches weTe
made by Alaskans and men interested
fci Alaska, as well as representatives
of r early every commercial body tn
the Pacific Coast cKies as far south
as Ran Diego.
E. C. Hawkins, the great Alaska
-ailroad builder, builder of th?? White
Paw and Copper River Railro*-5
spoke enthusiastically of fiitnr ? nr ?
pwfcs of AJterlui Flfcshop P. T Rowe.
the fries*! of ev*rj' AMm, made ?
strong pica, for tlie exptaWation of
the tnAli AJukt ami ur$wi the
a^onhi; ip of : ie <3re*t trrilory Hp
spoke of his love for the alronsr men
and women of the Northland, who
are ctroc L-llnc for home rule and the*
?? c'tltens of the I'n#*d i
5"t*ira.
There w?re raaajr other speakers, !
anjorj: whs^m w<t?' Gecrjre E RaM- '
win, wboce spet h before the Amor 1
ieaT ML.iiK CongMSS on eoas?*-vation !
**<? remarried by Eastern new-?p?per*
as a Kaieoia Josli';. pr^Mer?
ct th* Ta;inra Mines Railroad, Maw
r: 1 hey. who J? dee^y Inter* -ted
'n Alaska. The th?>me of all their re
??wrte: was to develop Alaska To
Itrtr.^ o"t the wo-yierfnJ r>> of
the er.at Northern T-<rH9ory. wh*h
would fcidnee ra$>4d crowt.h of popula
tion and business jt?<pr<*t. thereby In
direeUr inereanhiir the bti?iw*? rein
tivs be*T^oa \JfKfa it d the P*!
r-v*
INTO TACKLFB
FRANK GOICH
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2S? Prar.k
"otrh today agreed to mort Alc-x
Monto. tie heavyweight wrest: ng
champion of England on Decern N r
2S.
101 OFF
DAWSON. Nov. 15? M is* Jennj
Slend. foreman in the Cascade St
Laundry, had a narro-w escape from
1e?th here yesterday
While attempting to stuff a rag in
a crack in the ceiling, her hair be
came entangled in an inch and a
half shaft which was running at 200
revolutions per minute. Before she
couM free herself or give an alarm
ber entire ??c?lr -vap torn from her
head.
Mtss Slend showed an iron r- rve
by standing on her fW< for 20 min
utes, until the arr1\*l of the doctor
She wa* removed to the Good Sam
aritan HocqiKal, where after a consul
tntiom. the three attending physicians
decided to repjace the aoalp afler
mending It The result of the oper
ation will be watched wRh much In
terest It le thought Mtes? Slend has
a good chance for recovery.
IMOffliE
(By Alaska N "v* Bateau.)
NEW YORK. N<rv. 24? Lord Cam
oys win be married this afternoon
ic< Mi?3 Mfldned Sherman. The mar
r'ac wiil tak^ plat* boskl* the bed
de of the hrMe'a father.
0
? FLEGliON
? ??.v Alaska N- u-s j;nreai.l
SKATTl.K. Nov. 27? The \Tc\k
Ohih heM ?/s annual ejection of offl
chts Saturday ni*zbt. Clyde Morris
?ras re elected prwMent.
P A Q Q fi
n
DIES SUDDENLY
irty Alaska News Bureau)
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2S? Irving Dud
Icy, I'nitetl States ambassador to Bra
*U, died at hta home here laa* ni*ht
of Bripht's disease. 1
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Our Thanksgiving Menu i
<S**u?><<?d hr a Hungry TVrpoa) ?)*
+
Preferred Stock Oyste- Soup
-s -? A
Campbells Cream I omato Soup
_ +
Roast Turkey Roa<! Sprmf Chicken ^
Preferred Stock Asparagus Tip,* Preferred Sl vk Corn on Cob 4*
Preferred Stock French StTmg Bean* "J*
Preferred Stock Little jewel! Peas
New jcrsev Sweel Potatoes Si .] Te nines and Cummler*
+
Atmore's Mmcemeal Pic Preferred Stock Pumpkin Pie j,
English Plum Pudcmg +
Oranges Apples Bananas Grapes
Fancy Chocolates Dates I .aver Figs ,
+
Lam Raisins Shelled Almonds Mired Nuts
H3ls Bros. Highest Grade Coffee +
P. H. GANTY, Grocer J;
iii + + + + + + TH'!'vH + HHH +
HAS BIG FIRE
MANY VALUABLE PAPERS LOST
WHEN THE GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS BURN
(Ry Alaska Ne*t oureaa.)
PJMNVE Rl'PERT. Nor 28? The
gumiru? m buiWinjm <Vw*roy?1
y??*frday by a firp <*>e$n to
wnkRown. A Hero? pM.- l.lowtntr
- J the ftanwn licked up the frame
n-jlMims quickly d??ptte the hero*r
!>rk done hy the fire departm?i*.
Many rttaMr pap<** w?re k*? in
the fire. It J* not known what the
1c*B will MiKKmt to
SEfiTTLE CUE
(Dy Alaska N^wi Kurean.)
SEATTLE. N'*?v 27? Reverend B. L.
?Vhti-ma<n. Pastor of the flrat RapUat
Ohwtvh, died ftiMenly 4a lite home
*L<rday.
RPr. \VbKman *"** a v?y nf*?d
r iercyma?.
SEATTLE >*w. 2#? The RJe*hen
jnry has been selected Two of the
Jurors drawn are women
The Wale win open K? <-*ae to
mcTTtiw.
Judjre Royal A. Ofliwiwn. "f ^
ne?u. arrived ft? town on the Horn
boWt
Thp ^aeoSne launch Iowa Mt Ju
neau *' J o'oiock thin afterrwrm ft*
this r^"1- will prnfcably arrtre
temecww nwrnlnj.
ATTEMPT TO
KILL GOVERNOR
INTERNAL MACHINE AOORES4CO
TO GOVERNOR fOUNO
IN MAIL
(By Ateflkft News
PITTSBTROH No* ft-? An Infera
?w ctmwtl*. in tfc* nmil?
V re today, wMcwi! to '>mrnw
T>h ? K TVtit
No rmson <*n
t^npf th* G*"*ra or
IN
KANSAS CITY
my AiMkft N?w* RarMa.)
Kansas crrr not j?? a <*?
w*t? hu *prv>??J <rrer thVi wcltoa <rf
th* crowtry <~*win* mwh
?m>- the poorly etad
LEAVES TODAY
iHy Alaska N?w? Bwre*a I
<T PAUL. Strr I'?Tttm f*?r*r*
rv la wMcfc tte goT#n*m?
f -hr- Went wfll tonr th? E?*. Irf*
hrre f<wHy.
T t ? wM; Uk* *bo?t twenty
<t*y* * 1 win erteod to &M tfce lsrx*
ctV'fi of t-he Em( And VWte
Th* ^JMier CjW??*? W*. VVrtflHI
it's m?rr?n|r ?* 4:M. **l win nmka
p -t h?*e *oroetlm# tomorrow rd?ht
rn?*mawter Kin?1e8 hw niirfX pt^fc
1 p the S#ka Ptotkm on th# w**
; t.r* re<-e(TMl tlve+r ToWher r?
parr \ ^ron* North wtwj w? blow
V r <1 the w?x*her w*? f|n?w!y
You Can Sec
A Prize -Winning Clothes
Exhibit
At Our Store Any Day: You Don't Have
to 20 to Any Fair or Exposition, nor Pay
Any Admission Pee
You Can See
Exhibitions of Our Clothes
All Over Town; The Best Dressed *Men
Are Wearing This Clothing And They
Look as Though They Enjoyed it
Come in And Take a Lock at Them
1 WILL CLAYSON-aSL
The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
? CLOTHING
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