THE DAILY W ALASKAN
CITY OFPIOIKL PKPER
No. U TENTH YEAR ? " i<KAGWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
Always Remember tbe Fall N^rae /a
Laxative Qomme^
Cures aCold iaOnoOay. Cripra 2 Days bot 25t
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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.
urday and Monday sale price.. . 12*C.
Flannelettes worth 25 cents. Saturday
and Monday 15c
Flannelettes worth HO. 35, and 40 ceuts,
y vitc hoi ce at 20c a yard
No reserve stock every yard
must go Black and white
checks Japanese designs,
stripes and flowered eflects.
Stores [open Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55j
Did you eer
smoke the
El
Arabe
Cigar?
NO! Where
Can I Get
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 $ ?0.
Che One Price Cloihiers-Tourtb and Brcalway
uaaBaaaai ?? ? ? u
jCALC LEAVES WASfllNOTON
FOR WISCONSIN
Delegate- elect Prepares to ? Leave National
Capital for Alaska? Will Visit Relatives at
Old Home for a While Before Coming North
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, Feb. 16 ? Delegate-elect
Cale will leave Washington today for
his former home in Wisconsin
where he will visit wilh his family be
fore returning to Alaska. He will come
North again in the ewly spring.
Humprey Fi?h Bill Die*
Washington, Feb. 16 ? The Alaskan
fisheries hill of Representative
Humphrey is dead. The. bill w&9
introduced to take the place of the
Perkins bill which was said to be In
the interest of the Alaska Packers)
Association. Both bills are opposed
by the independent fishermen who
object to aiding the big corporations
operating in Alaska
Tor navy
Hou*e U rants ?90,000,000
Kor Tars
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, Feb. 16? The house to
day passed the big naval appropriation j
bill. It carries fi>0,000,000.
Representative Burton, republican, i
of Cleveland objected in vigorous terms >
to the growing naval appropriations.!
He did all be could to eliminate the !
provision for the big $10,000 000-battle- j
ship. He called attention to the fact j
that the flO.OOO.COO provided for this I
vessel is only the beginning of the drain j
such vessels will be on the federal ;
treasury.
BOWLING CONTEST
AGAIN TONIGHT
The tnvincibles and the Fifth
Avenues will resume their bowling
contest for three-men championship at
the Elks' Club alley this evening. A
great deal of interest has been aroused |
in this contest, and there will probably j
be a full gang of rooters out. The i
games will begin at 8 o'clock and ladies 1
will be admitted, as usual.
I Saturday sale at Harrison's will save |
you dollars.
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THE
[Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday
frendiDinner
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
EVERYTHING THE BEST
IN THE MARKET
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Regular Dinner 50c.
TEA, COFFEE or WINE and
ICE CKF.AM
coons m i
Negroes Accuse Whites of
Shooting First
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, Feb. 16-Negro soldiers
testifying with reference to the
Brownsville aft ?ir to the senate invest
igating committee this morning said
that the citizens had lired over the
barracks in order to get the soldiers
out so that there might be a general
massacre. They said the citizens would
yell: "Come out you black
PAPERS QUI
Strike Causes Suspension of
MontaLa Publications
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
BuHe, Mont., Feb. 16? Butte and
Anacouda are without newspapers.
The pressmen walked out yesterday
and today the typographical unions
joined ihem in an attempt to (force the
publishers to terms. The latter sus
pended their newspapers and there will
be none issued until the strikers accept
the terms offered.
Eagle* Dance Tonleht
The regular Saturday eveniog dance
will take place at the Eagles' Club this
evening
Fresh Meat
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind of
fresh meat constantly on hand. t.f
At the Mascot
Home made Oyster Cocktails at the
Mascot.
Fur coats at CI ay son's. tf
jVou d o not have to wait
I Until next summer for good fruit and vege
ables: We have the pick of the seasons
crop in cans
Vegetables
Corn dh Cob
Tomatoes
Corn
Succotash
Peas
Beans
Beets
Spinach
Okra
Hominy
Asparagus
Squash
Pumpkin
Fruits
Sliced Clio? Peaches
Strawberries
Goosberries
Blackberries
Raspberries
Blueberries
.Peaches
Apricots
Pears
Sliced Pineapples
Grated Pineapples
Bishops and Longs
Celebrated Preserves
If you are looking for something good, you will find it under
the "PREFERRED STOCK" label
QANTY & FRANDSON
JAPS WILL BE ABMIffED
fO WHITE SCHOOLS
San Francisco Will Yield to President's Re
quest But Latter Promises toG-et Exclusion
Legislation Througn Congress
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
Washington, Feb. 16 ? The San Fran
cisco delegation that is here in con
nection with the Japaneses school
question held a final conference with
President Roosevelt this morning with
reference to the passage of a new im
migration bill. The delegation agreed
to abolish separate Japanese schools,
permitting Japanese children to attend
the white schools, upon receiving the
promise of the president that he will
urge the desired change in the immi
gration laws which will shut out Japan
ese laboring: men from the United
States. The separate Chinese school*
will be iraintained.
President'* Action to Be Inventiga'ed
The democratic senators will not ac
cept the president's adjustment of the
settlement of the Jap<nese school mat
ter at San If rancisco without the fullest
investigation. They are not in favor of
doing anything that will recognize the
right of the president to meddle in the
affairs of sta'es or municipalities.
ALL OVER
Blockade Ends and Mail
Baries Seattle Postoftice
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. )
Seattle, Feb. 16? The Great Northern
and Northern Pacific dtlayed trains
Save been rolling into the Seattle depot
in rapid succession for the last 24 hours.
Hundreds of passengers are arriving.
The Seattle postoffice is buried in the
delayed mail that has been received.
More than 2,000 sacks are piled up out
side od the sidewalks. It will take
several days to work the matter all
over and get it in the hands of the
people.
RAMONA IN PORT
THIS MORNING
The Rsmona arrived in port this
morning at 8 o'clock with 12 passengers,
35 tons of freight and two days' mails
for Skagway. She sailed on the South
bound trip at 10:30 a. m.
Don't put off until Tuesday to buy flan
nellettes cheap at Harrison's.
TO LIVE
Lloyd's Insnre Lif* of
Harry K. Thaw
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
London, Feb. 18? Lloyd's are taking
insurance on the life of Harry K. Thaw
stipulating that the policy will be paid
in full in the event of his execution.
They are charing a premium of 30 per
cent.
Believe* Jerome has Weak?n*d
j New York, Feb. 16? It is believed
that District Attorney Jerome has
abandoned the hope of convicting
Harry Thaw and that he is taking steps
to have him confine! in an insane
asylum. ,
Japan'ae Coal Ship at Treadwoll
The Buckingham, laden with coal
from Japan for Treadwell, has arrived
and is discharging at the big mine. The
mines will open for business soon.
Do vou know a bargain when you see
it?? Harrison's.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
r< Is the month of Colds
February ^dr,^ughtandGrimy
Our Syrup of White Pine and Tar Compound
stops the caugh. 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.
Wm. BEITT i
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Wls? will take orders
V V C tor 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.)