No. IH FWRTSKNTH YEAR. 5RAHWAY, ALA8KA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1911 PRICE. 10 WW
VICE-PfiES'T DICKESON TELLS ffHT
DAILY SERVICE IS ABANDONED
Effective ?ctobtr the WMt?
P*s.? and Yukon Route will :n*A?r*t
the r wimer service, not to exceed
-ree ?l*j-s jv-r week., which wUl con
? ;.ia?e n:Jiltu* connection wKh the
~.acv ?7>?i hoar linos."
T *- --.a:' men* was iriven out hy
Mr O 1- IMeteeocw, We President
h ";>1 t;? 'or?i Mutter of the Whit?
ass * ' 4 Yukon Ro?te. on the eve
of his sailit* for Vancouver, enrowte
tc frtvr. wl^re h? *1] co to
CVtr**-? whe*-e he wUl pive evidence
. <Y >advsin Railway CoBlMWWt
?arc .. thai ?*Q take place in that
* or. :he .tth of the present month.
v\ tv e ser> k* on the railroad
- o ft * er days oa?h v <>eiv *
,.\! Mr 1>Wm??. " ; will re
- , :-*v? !. throuch m?;i. express
- .'sr ^ rvrw iseN the same time
. - >-v it vis years Th. only dif
"i ttce to the travejer. as compared
v, ; - v years, will he that hv
: iy fca\ eto lay over in Whitehorae
? ?- r?v the < xv may
for the train the following
>'."?> In other words th. throuch
* i trs svt ? i". 1. just as eood
as her? >n<Opp
The Company. in former years,
> ta:no<J a daily service he
tw-.r. the two towns independent of
v, ? ie?s offered. with the result
; ?? have run trains as hich as
- <iays per month w-ithowt a
- , pass. ncer a -.J the expense of
- '.y ser\ice has been enormous
iSo.: hy clearing the road in order .
< c- ; the tr*i?s thrcwish When !
there is nothing to haul, no one fc
benefitted by reai?on of the fact thai
wo run a train up and down the roaxi
.vupty . but whenever It can be dcnxwi
strated that there Is business to war
rant, w-e shall be only too pfeul to
lender reasonable service to proj.er
ly handle the traffic
' There is no doubt in my mind but
that the country has a preat future,"
? ntinued Mr. llWceoon "I shall po
N-i fc to the States end spend a pood
part of the winter in an effort to
stvnre additional tourist business.
<hk-h. in itsolf will be a benefit to
the country peneraJly
Ry placing extra boats tn the s?er
>. ice at the end of the season which
will run at a heavy additional ex
panse, with lipht revenue, we have
V*?i *;iocessful in pfrinp a better
and lotiper service and have cleaned
up all u-tnnatre completely. a condi
>n which has not prevailed in ?ny
previous ve?r.
It win be my earnest endeavor in
v future to continue any reasonable
.rrauo>ment that will afford a pood
?service to meet the demands of the
The citizens here and in the Yu
kon Territory penerally have bren \ er>
!pful to me this season, and with a
friendly spirit of co-operation. 1 am
-e we will aW succeed."
The winter schedule calls for a
"?^airi each way on Mondays. Wednes
??tays and Fridays
Vice President Packeson will leave
Saturday on the Princesa May. nnd
Mrs. IV-kes^n will accompany him
IIS OEFEJIED Iff TURKS
r.y Ai.v?V* Kf?y 1
TjONTH'N (\t ll-AMOR Wtlh
; . ? Uaj.->r. BmbasRv jn this
u $?u:c :h*i a b*P force of Italian
Infantry which had advance! from
Tripoli into the interior, had been re
.-ulsed by the Twrtw And that the Kws
to the Italians will be over 1,000
kili?>l or taken prisoner.
GOOD CHANCE FOR MINERS.
V ' >t out ? .n ^ar iro^i ground on
S;.- Or* ? V a!i ojx*rn"d up and rea?i
work Fine opportunity for a
of n. f " to C' * a * in
<r .l imp For part hilars apply at
\i*sk?a otfit*. ^
The Jefferson will Arrive in port
tomorrow mornins a bow 10 o'o.K* V
an<l at the present time tho l<*a.l
office do* not know whether she will
vail for the south, a; once, or await
the arrival <tf the train in the after
noon.
you will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
Jaj/cauc
SUITS AND
POLO COA TS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
Th? Up-To-Ojrte H*b?rdash??r and Ladlaa Furn?'?h?r.
SMflLL-POX SITUATION
UNDER PERFECT CONTROL
Arriving in Whitehorse on Monday. '
and having mat tors pertaining to the
19I? season's work to attend to hi
that city. Thomas Rtggs. Jr.. CWef of
the I'nWed States party. J E. Craig.
Chief of the Canadian partv and W.
W. Pope, official scout and hunter
for the International Boundary Sur
vey, accompanied by Herb Wheeler.
SSuperwitendent of the W. P. * Y.
Winter Stag* sen-Are. arrived hi this
cjty Wednesday
The work of the Boundary mvvcy
party this summer. according to Chiet
Rjggs. has been veiy satisfactory, in
so far as the boundary work was con
cerned. but the principal work of note
which was aecompMsehd by the two
chiefs was that In connection with
coping with the smallpox situation
which has existed at Rampart House.
I'pon his arrival at Ran. part House
Chief Rif&rs at once was notified of
the existence of small pox. and upon
a thorough examination b^htg made
by IV Gilbert T Smith. the physician
in charge of the surveying p*riy. Mr.
Rlggs sent a tele?pram to the Com
missioner at Itewson. and in speak
ing of the protTHtfrass with whJth the
Canadian authorities met the situa
tion be said: "Exactiy within nine
i lays after 1 had sent the telegram
to the Commissioner advislrg him of
the existence of small pox a' RampaiJ
House, a trained nurse, and a<n In- !
spector of the Royal North West
Mounted Police with necessary sup
plies to cope with the disuse was
M Rampart. House
"Quarantine was at once established
and has been maintained ever since.
The greatest credit is due the Oana
dia<n government for the iromjit and
<tfficient manner in which they hand
led the situation, ar& although there
are 71 cases of smaJl pax of a> vlru
lent and continent type, the situation
is under control and perfectly safe "
lumber vas on the ground for a
hospital which wouid aoronnnodato
100 patient?, and although great dif
ficulty was experienced in getting Lha
hitnbeT up the Porcwplre, the work
was accomplished. and the hospital
wiCl b<? luiilt on an ieJaod in the mid
dle of the river at Rampart House.
W. B. Reabura, acting chief of the
U. S. party. E. E. Charlton. Frank
Rotch (Silence) and Walter Greene,
engineer of the LMHMt Midnight Sur,
were left at Rampart House, and wiH
remain in aM winter assuming in the
construction of the hospital, and pre
paring for the wot* of the Interna
tional survey which will be completed
next summer
In up caking further of the small
pox Ktmiion. Chief Riggs continued;
"Prof. George C Boulder has ewtab
linhed R rigid quarantine at FY>rt Yu
kon. and wHh Dr. Burke, the doctor
of St Stevens Mission making exam
inatioi* of every person passing that
point, the situation is perfectly in
hand.
"Dr. Gilbert T Smith is perfectly
able to t?k< care cf the trftuaiion
nt Rampart House and will romalu
there all minter."
I Chief K>tes states that his party.
Too ther w'tu the Canadian party will
return to the North the latter part
of April, and the conning summer
hr-jld see the boundary work com
pleted
Mem. Rlgga, Craig and Pope wiU
be paswencers south on the Princess
May tomorrow.
MARINES PROTECT FOREIGNERS;
CHS SACKED AND PILLAGED
(By Alaska Newr Bureau )
HANKOW, China. Oct. 13? This
city is in the throw* of the greatest
revolutionary movonent that has '??
ki?n plaice since thv boxer uprMng.
TOKIO. Japan. Oct 13? Word by
elepraph has been received in this
it.y that Anerkan marines are gtiafrd
i us the foreigners near Hankow
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct 13? Ad- !
vices haTe been received here to the
"feet that the Chinese revolutionists |
have set Cire to the city of Ha niton- ,
and that the city is burning and
doomed to total destruction.
NEW YORK Oct 13 ? Word has
been received at the Foreign Mis
siomary Society offices in this city
-hat the mission* ties who are etation
1 tn Hankow arc safe.
(NOTE ? This was given at "Han
ehow" in yesterday's reports.)
CHIEF CRAIG IS NOW
AN ARCTIC BROTHER
Camp Skajrwav No. 1 heM ? sperMal
mee'.ir.K lsu* nW?t Ami today J H.
Chief of the Canadian p?rly of
the International Roiirwiary Surveyors
is wearing the A. B. Wwijtnia of mem
bership.
Mr. Oral* was aceo?nj>an)ed over
the trail by a targe party of aoiir
dongh Art-Mrs, and although the traH
over the White Paw; was somewhat
hoK. owing to the recent eoft wev
lh(T. Cheoch?co Crai* made the wim
mil in fine shape
I'pon the return to camp -*rt the
newly made AnrUc Brother and the
other members of the Brotherhood
there was the means to appease the
aippetkirw which had been whetted by
the Ion* and toilsome Journey.
All the tote t?l??r*ph ne?i to ??*
[Hlly A 1*5 Van.
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Pigs Feet In Glass
We have the celebrated "MorreflV' Pickled Pigs Feet
in quart jars ? put up with utmost care as to cleanli
ness and quality. Just the thing for those Dutch
lunches.
Price 50c Each
? P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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VICE-PREST OICKESON WILL
ENTERTAIN WHITE PASS ETHPLOrES
In order he may oome <~Kwer
to hi? employ**. VIop Pr#?*Went O
L. nK-k??on. of the Whtte ran* ami
Vukon Route . will <Ke a barxriet <o
i.**ht lit the Pullen House. to whkh
cTpry man In the of the com
pftny h*<? been invited.
The f*j(M of the b*i.<rn? I* mere
ly the folio-tin* o?it of the policy
which ha-? bewi Jnw??wrat?i by Mr
Wrkeaon k? making an endeavor to
ftei. close to the need* of the country
h4* Hne in MTrHtff. %"? he believe*
there M no better w*y than bHn? in
touch with each *od every one of the
m'n co?rnwt?*J In ?r?y <-?p?rWf with
th? rrxwl
SrMr*?*tlon<i wthI (Vmr<mminnn x* to
tho romfnf wlrrtor arxi ">l,*)n
wl'-l tx- features of th? ovonfn*.
plan* wiH bo otHllnM ami m?*?ho<l<?
for th? Uti'imflM ?C th? ?#rrk,? in
th" !nl?>r?'ts t-r th# pwblir ?nd At****
and tlio Takon wfli If tafV<M i???r In
a h?-irt to h>art ni?rr.?-r.
Pr^^?^,^;,"lnn,' &*** for
or or rrfno<y *n"*t*. and U"*' *H1 h"
many of th* W PAY own
fr< m H'l?lt*hon?*. tl??* rtr?r i>vWon,
an. I #Kn* th* Mn? pr"a?nt
HOODOO, FRIDAY THE THIRTEEN1H,
MAKES LAWYERS WRANGLE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
IXXS AJWKLBB. Ort 13?' The en
Hre mom in* was <onsiOTio?l by the
rownwl in the MrNamara trial in
wr*n?lVa* over the s^Wtion nf
;m*>n Nmt w *?
of * 7<?:>*r? of ??? frr*" *Mrh
rmmt^r ?i?r two hmrwlrwl har*. h?-n
?min?1. brrt lhr??? (nrriK'n h?T?
hppn
CABINET SPLIT 01 ARKJICE
(By Alaska News Pureati.)
CONSTANTINOPLE. Turk*? O*.
13 ? There i* a nerfmia splk in th*
5fc?Ran> caMnet over the prr>j*Wf!
? nrmor<r1 armtatir?? Part nf th? r*h
in?t ar*? In favor o t mak*iir nvprtnrw
f p*tre. whtU th# h*ta?w> of th"
?Mn?? iro in favor .* rontfn>?<n? th?
*nr
PARLIAMENT WILL CONTINUE WAR
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CONST A N T1 NOPLK <Vr 1.1? Th*
Tur1iW*h parliament wiH fi>nviw> to
morrow fr>r<?Ttor>r . aivl it i*
th*.t ih*r? *r*> iR?wfc*? In
f Avnr of * rr>n*tn?i^.-)n of ho*?Uitio?
to rc*t> rfown th" nmvorofl ?r
WALSH IS STILL
HELD IN PRISO*
<ny Nfw* Rnr?*n.)
LBAVEN WORTH. Kan Oct 13?
Banker \Va>*h. ronrlrt?>?l of h?nk
rrrorkii* and *??nt<-nrrd f? th* Forf
oral pri?ofl at tM* h*< not f?l f
r*ivM hh? parol- althoneh it ?i nn
?W ?to*?1 that bowrri frf prtMoo
hAx ?< t'-rt upon It.
$15.00
Any Suit in Our
Window For ?
$15.00
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