PHE DAILY ALASKAN
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No 13 TENTH YE All
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Ladies Attention!
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J] No reserve stock every yard
must go- Black and white
O checks Japanese designs,
stripes and flowered effects.
We will have daily sales that
must interest you- from Febru
ary 15th to March 1st- Satur
day and Monday, flannelettes,
all 1907, designs- will be sacra
ficed FOR CASH ONLY
Flannelettes worth 20 cents a yard. Sat.
unlay and Monday sale price.. -12 ic.
Flannelettes worth 25 cents. Saturday
and Mondav 15c
Flannelettes worth 30. 35. and 40 cents,
yon! choice at 20c a yard
Siorcs open Evenings
Dirt you ever
si m o k e t li e
El
Arabe
Cigar?
NO! Where
Can I Get
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Them? From
tony dortero Sole Agent for Alaska
Every man that comes
into ourstore looking for
a suit or overcoat goes
out looking like a win
ner. You can always
get the very best here.
?iay$on $ ?o. |
Che One Price Clotbiers-fourii) and BrcaJwayJ
No More For Alaska This Year
Senate will consider no further legislation at this
y '
session=Brownsville investigation takes up time
of members=Matters already acted upon by house
or senate committee not barred
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, Feb. 15? There will be
no more legislation considered for Alas
ka at the present session. The senate
has decided that owing to the time con
I sumeii by the Brownsville investiga
tion ther<; will be no more time before j
I March 4th to devote to Alaska. No
matters where a report has not alreaiiy
been agieed upon will be taken up.
Bills that have passed the house will lie
considered, of course.
BarloiKli Cannot Mnko Good
Washington, Feb, 15.? Andrew F.
Burleigh, the attorney for and one of
the promoters of the \ aldez-Yukon
railroad,kuowu usually as theMarshall's
Pass road, will be unable to make good
his charge that the Guggenheims are
trying to prevent railroad building in
Alaska for the purpose of aiding them
iD securing control of the copper prop
erties of the district. At least that is
a declaration made this morning by a
"member of the committee before which
the charge was made.
Court Honua For Noma
| Washington, Feb. 15 ? The attorney
general has recommended that congress
appropriate $30,000 for a court house
and jail at Nome. Ten thousand dollars
already have been appropriated and
this is to be consiJered as a portion of
the $30,000, making the request for
$20,000 additional.
BLOCKADE WILL (MiNlf
DfVllL MONDAY
i More Slides In White Pass Tiian Thought?
Between G-lacier and Pennington Track is
Buried From Five to 30 Feet Deep
I The obstructions on the line of the
| White Pass are more extensive than
they were believed to be yesterday.
The big slide this side of Glacier is by
no means the only one that settled
down on the railroad track Wednesday
and Thursday. The track was covered
fruui Glacier to Pennington by a
succession of slides. The snow in
places is ;:o feet deep. Everyplace)
where the road is exposed to a moun
tain slope it was covered by a slide
At the 1,02 Cabin hill a slide came
down on the road, 30 feet deep, carry
ing trees rock and other debris with
it.
The rotary ate Its way through the
big slide this side of Glacier before noon
I today. It is believed that it will be at
the summit before it will have Jto quit
work today, notwithstanding that the
road was buried for almost the whole
| distance between Glacier and the top
I of the mountain except where it is pro
| tected by snowsheds.
It is thought trains will be running
a^ain by Monday.
_\ train left Whiteborse for (Skagway
yesterday morning before the wire had
been connected at Glacier. It iplowed
its way through the snow to Penning
wbere it bad to stop. It will remain
there until Monday, probably, by which
time it is believed it will have a track
open to Skagway.
| Both of the big rotaries are in condi
| tion for work and no time is oeing lost.
The snowbanks are being attacked at
daybreak each day and the fighting
continues until nightfall. Superintend
ent Hatin keeps at the front, spending
his] waking hours with the snowfiglit
ers.
The warm weather extends to Daw
son and beyond. There is running
water at all points south of Selkirk, and
the roads are all Hooded.
It is thought the exessive warm
weather cannot continue much longer
on the other side of the mountains.
jiFAMLON SAliS
from mmtn
The Farallon sailed from Wranpell
j for Skaeway this morninjr and will be j
due here Sunday.
?t tho Mascot
Mt. Vernon rye and Old Belmou
whiskeys, double stamped goods, at j
wholesale prices at the Mas
mm itfRE
EARLY TOMORROW
The Jtamona will be due here tomor
row morning at 0 o'clock. She sailed
from Trcadwell for Skagway at noon
today. She has 125 tons of freight for
Ilaines, including 100 tons of coal. She
has only a small quantity of freight for
Skagway and will hs delayed here for
only a short time.
Fur caps and mitts at Clavson's. tf
[You do not have to wait
Until next summer for good fruit and vege
ahles: We have the pick of the seasons
crop in cans
Vegetables
Corn oo Cob
Tomatoes
Corn
Succotash
Peas
Reans
Beets
Spinach
Okra
Hominy
Asparagus
Squash
Pumpkin
Fruits
Sliced Clin? Peaches
Strawberries
Goosberries
Blackberries
Raspberries
Blueberries
reaches
Apricots
Fears
Sliced Pineapples
Grated Pineapples
Bishops and Longs
Celebrated Preserves
If you are looting for sometniogr gooa, you win uuu iu uuuci
the "PREFERRKD STOCK" label
GANTY & FRANDSON
JAPANESE SCHOOL MAHtR
STILL HANGS LIRE
Root Urging Mikado to Accept Separate
Schools? California Will Agree to G-ive
In If Japanese Coolies Are Kept Out
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)!
Washington, Feb. 15-The agreement j
betweea.President Koosesait and the [
Oa'ifornia congressional delegation and |
the delegation here from San Francisco j
with reference to the Japaaese school I
question is only tentative and depends ]
upon the administration's negotiating a !
treaty or arranging an understanding J
witb the Japanese government that will i
result in shutting Japanese coolies on j
of 'he United States. The whole San i
Francisco delegation is waiting here ?
now to see what will be the outcome of
tbe negotiations between S-cretary
Root and the mikado on that point and
on the question of separate schools.
Secretary Root is urging- the
acceed to separate schoo s for th'j Jap
anese and white pupils of San Francis
co. If that shall be refn=ed tbe Calif
ornians agree to waive the point if Jap
antse coolies are excluded from the
United States. It is beleived if that Is
done there will not be such an increase
in the students from Japan offering
themselves for attendance ?t tbe San
Francisco schools as to make tuised
schools dangerous.
Fresh Meat
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind of I
fresh meat constantly on hand. tf |
At the Mascot
Home madi Oyster Cocktails at '.ha
Mascot.
Is tlie month of Colds
February andCaughtandGrimy
Our Syrup of White Pine and Tar Compound
stops the caugli. Week's Cold Tablets breaks
up the cold an Dr. Price's Cuticle Soap cuts
its way through all sorts of greese. muck and
grime and our toilet cream heals and smooth
ens and softens the rough and irritated skin.
All sold under guarantee of satisfaction.
. BBITT j
THE DRUGGIST Jl
f will take orders
VV C ior Ladies and
( Gents suits, up to the
24th of February for
Easter delivery. Every
thing up-to-date. Fit
Guaranteed.
? The American Tailors ?
Mowl & Ehrlich, Props.
(Sole Agents Great Western Tailoring: Company, Chicago.)