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...Macaroni...
The Favorite Dish of the Man From |
Sunny Italy
We have the "Sunny Italy Kind." It is? the only +
Macaroni made from the wheat peculiar to the
countries of Southern Europe, therefor is the ouly j.
perfect Macaroni. Macaroni made from American [ \
wheat is not cood. Any Ita'ie : will tell you that and ?*
you can pat it down in black and white that an Ital- ??
ian is the jndce of Macaroni. We have Spaghetti ..
ah*o. It's all the same ? differs in form only. **
1-1K package* 20c. ? Bulk. 8 lbs. for 50c.
C. W. Ask & Sons
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....Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS, If yoc purchase anything her#
i cliidtc uAcr d\Vss i five you complctf
CAPS; SHIK1 HOSL. faodon ^ ^ to airf teii
NECKTIES. SWEATER us. and rfv? us & o-h&noe to "mike
COATS, UMBRELLAS. ^ Tt,tts W&T *pe'v? built
^unrc pipe iPr s* * s,e*d> ** matt?r bow
jnULo ,r>\V-o, .^ivv. 1 ?tr\2 you H-T to pl?ks?. we fruar&nt^e
TICS. RUBBERS ETC. to pi<*-?? r<*?- trt rs.
Tony Dortero & Son?421 Broadway
i CHRISTMAS
i CANDY ....
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$ 42S
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RAW FURS
? : VTE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRh E LIST ?
PerceT*s Fur House :
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lfo?rp'> Vigor md
Strew tH
in f>eo :m
COM ^Ns
vs am
IOON T FROG
Unlw* You're Got 50 CENTS
S H. Hartwigsen
Succf??or to
W. W. BOUGHTON
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SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THq
wii?tAPOu&. m
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A *ka Fur* a Specialty
Vary Top Pncrs Pud.
Make - Trial - Shipment
R0YAL
Steam Laoindry i
AO Work GutnstMyi. Short J
Ord?rm Prompt;*
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Dob*.
M?s*rnfw will ca.ll and deliver
PHONE 7?.
0> mi /f on
LAv. ti\ c gromo Quinine /i / ' >? )?* bo*.
Cares ? CoM m C"*? D*v. Of in 2 !>*>?* Cif ^
Draper & Co.
Ae*c.t* FYv
E *S~V *\ KOO*K supplies
r HOTOGRAPHERS
TVirsfctiy: dor? for those *"bo
FtE !.'? of FVcs, P3at? sad P*
JMlU ?rd?fs carefully attended to.
Address
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Wellington Lump Coal
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mMkjIc eual ot ail the B C fWo
S&-2S FIXED CAR80N
?ctert CA>oi6u?s2sKi I n.roric
Ugbl A*fc
<>b m?d aft?r July i*t, i?i?, ?
atii offer &ia coal. *e}*ct?d ?n
m follow* : ?
Vwble S<reee*d and sacked $15 to: J
-cry^aetajr* (aacfced) 6- "
~ore??iityre ib*Jk? T.
4 Nor* prtcm lactate d?Hv?7
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
HOLE SELLING AGENTS.
*???># t*. SVtgway. Alsok*
CALLS WOOOROW WILSON
IMPRACTICAL SCHOOL MASTER.
( B> Alaska N?w* Bureau.)
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Jan. IS? In dis
the drop in public opinion
tb at Governor Wood row Wilson has
experienced In the last few days,
Colonel Watterson stated that he was
much disappointed In Wilson.
He stated that he had thought to
f juI In Wilson another Sam Tilden
to lead the Democratic forces next
fall, but that instead of finding a
statesman, they had found an Im
practical school teacher.
FORMER HEAD SIGNAL
CORPS IS RETIRED.
(By Alaska News Bureau. *
.WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. IS? No
;ice was (riven out this morning that
Colonel Thompson, formerly head of
'?he Signal Corps. lT. S. A., has been
placed on the retired lis<.
The retirement of Col. Thompson
is duo to old age
MADERO ARRESTS MANY
MEXICAN REVOLUTIONISTS
tBy Alaska News Bureau)
MEXICO CITY. Jan. 19? Reporrs
from various provinces state that
many arrest* have been made in the
recant efforts to keep in subject! n
the revolution which is smouliering
in the provinces. Hundreds of ar
rests have been made
SPECIAL MESSAGE URGES
ALL-AROUND ECONOMY."
(By Alaska News Bureau.!
Washington, r>. c., j&n iM*
1 other message was sent to Congress
; yesterday by President Tafi, in which
' he urge* economy in a'l departments
of the government.
NORWAY PLANS TO ADD
MORE SHIPS TO NAVY.
CHRIST1AXIA, .'an 19? Tlio 00
n? has resolved to propose to th<'
Storthing that it vote an e;: ~i -' i
ary credit of 16,500,000 kroner ($4,
125.000) for the development of Nor
way's naval defense The p!an is
to add to the present navy two arm
ored cruisers and a flotilla of tor
pedo boats, and includes also the
construction of fcwtifications along
the western const
GRINDING OUT INDICTMENTS.
tOociUnued from Page 1 )
Frank Ivan, 12 months at McNeil s
i?'usu, 1-' uioatlis at McN'Oi/t
peuitenUary.
u arr*a t,. vraig, 1 year.
.Kvfiu t?runner, 3 mouths in, Junean
jail.
Wilbur Bankhead, Z months ia the
ioot^ral jaii
At Lundgren. 4 months ia the fed
eral jaU.
Louis Mosso. fine of J 100 or 30
days iu Jail.
John Smith, colored, 1 year at M<
Sor mo Barnoby. $100 fine or 50
days in Jail.
FTed Cti?*e, 2 months in U. S. jail.
Ed Campbell, 6 months an Juneau
jail.
The latter sentence was suspended,
pending good behavior ol the pris
oner. Campbell has a wife and fam
ily.
Aa indictment was returned Fri
day against James Mctirew, who was
bound over to the grand jury from
Skapway McGrew plead 11 : gu I
before the Court Saturday on the
charge of selling liquor to tho In- i
?Hams He has not been tried vet.
It Is rumored here that the grand
Jury will investigate the acquisition
of the Brackeit wagon road by the
White Pass & Yukon railroad. T.:o
case will come before the jury about
Jan. 25. It is thought that several {
former officials of the road have
been subpoenaed to appear In court.
Among the latter are John P. Hart
man of Seattie, former att r>rney for
the Bracket* road; A. L. Berdoe.
former General Manager of the W.
P- ft Y. R ; W. B. King, former au
ditor. and E. C. Hawkins, builder of
the White Pass road.
Celebrity ?eil? dearly wb?t vc t?i
she eives.? Enille Srmve<Jlre
To Find Out Whit't In It.
"It must be an awful Job for n t - i
dent to write his messages "
"But be doesn't have to write i i ]
He eaa hire a man to do It."
?*1 was Just wonderinc "
"What?"'
"If be could hire any one to >
tbem "
BERT FRANKLIN, BRIBER, Jt
PLEADS NOT GUILTVl
< By Alaska New* llureau.)
LOS ANGELES. 'Ca! . Jan. 19? A '
great surprise wae uprung la court li
today when Bert Franklin plead not
pulRr to the charge of bribery In
connection with the McXamwa case,
It having been minor ed many times
previously that he had confessed and
would bo let off with a fine of 15,
i?00.
I'pon entering Uie plea of not
irulRy Franklin was remanded to Jail
o await trial on Feb. 27.
SOLDIERS TAKE LEAD
IN TOURNAMENT.
The second set of games will be
rolled tonight on the Bowling Allies
I SouUioasU-rn Alaska and tho Yu
von in the big Brtinswlcke-Ralke Col
wider Tournament for the Challenge
trophy.
The first three games were bowl
?d la.-t Tuesday n'cht. N'ei iier the
rV>rt Seward boys nor the Juneau
mwlcrs took part, on tliat evening.
The Soldiers rollel their three games
a?t night, making 114 more pins
nan Skaewar thus pivins them the
oad Ui the toumajnent.
The standing of the teams are as
>llows:
Team Pins
V?rt Seward 2593
kagw.iv 2479
'an-son 2348
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,'ORTUGESE MOB
LAMENTING CHURCHMEN.
LISBON. (Via twitter.) .Ian. 4?
r\>lk>* ins: the pottMiment of the pa
j-iarch of Lisbon, Monsi :nor Anthony
!?nilps Dcilo. whom the Portugw ve
ovwnraent ortor?3 expelloJ for 2,
? ears. nil the PoTtuirnose l>i shops to
.ay proclaimed their independence of
-ae jrovcrnmcnt.
The Minister of Justice declared
that if they permit in their refusal
<_ recopnize Ute civil authorities,
hey would all b?> expelled from Pt>r
iv^ponsihle for any disturbances.
The erpnb-int of the patriarch
atf-ed disturbances in the capital to
a> Ten thoowmd porson* proceed
rt- to the patriarchal# to offer their
ondolence to the deputing prelate.
'?\?ur thn ^ar.,1 extreme Republicans
marched to the patriarchate and
rushed on the Catbolk-s assembled
rhere. shontinp: "Down with the
Monarchist"' Detith tc the cJergy 1 "
The Catholic?- responded with
hews for the 1H>P". for Dotn Man- j
iel and Dom Miguel. as well as for j
he monarchy.
The Republicans broke through
the 1 of poll.i', -traded the P*
-riarchate and forced the clercy to
>e.
Reinforcements of troops arri\ el
vjd drove off the Republicans. Many
nersans were injure i and there were
?.?any arrests.
VOME SHIPS MOST
GOLD TO SEATTLE.
The Nome district of Maska led
th?r districts in sold shipments to
he I'ni'ed Sta' os a?say office in
Seattle during tt:? ca'eodar year 1911,
ays the secresatei report of As
sy cr in Charce C. E Yi'as, complet
ed lately. With a sbowinp of $1.
B2.S1 T.T2 for Nome, the IdHared
ame second, with 11,116.016.71. and
the Tanana district third, with $1,
n89.S6S.85.
The segregated report is as follows
Origin Total Value.
Alaska ?
C4rcle J 38.0*8.41
Cook inlet 139488-24
Copper riTer 216,477.31
Battle 49,979.52
Iditarod .. 1,116.016.71
Kovukuk 135,852.48
Nome 1 .?62 41 7.72
S. E. Alaska 169.497.67
Tatwm 1.0S9.36S.S5
Total for Alaska ..$4,816,981-91
Tlie train lel't this morning for
Whitehorse witli several pacsengers.
Mrs. Winifred Talmire of Atlta was
9 passehsrer north on the May last
night.
RIP R APUJiZI RIPS WOOD.
Rip Rapuzzi rips wood with a
"Gasoline Ripptrr." If you have any
wr?d to rip, let Rip rip looso and
rip It. 'Phone W. *f
_ !
VY<r S5c ? MM r? a wholesome. I
ro* eooked n Ml at th# New Home , I
"eetaurant, i,t)i Are, ^fnri off of ^
?fn?adwar.
H0USAN08 St*
LIFE ?N ALASKA. ]
SEATTLE, Jan 19 ? Heport* con- 1
nup to corao ia telling of th? grant
itorest being aroa?e<J by tb? ?*&??
K1011 of Ui* moving picture* taken
a A las sa and the Arctic region by
aptain Kit-inschmidt wbUe on a
ruise on tho *chooner Polar Bear.
The picture* were shown here tor
h<? fkr&t time over a weok airo, foi
j*te?g which thoy being anowa 1ft
I; otber Sound ? Mies. In the shows
eing given by Captain Kletawhmldt,
lie program begins with pictures of
lyriadg of geese and other wild
irds in their wimnw brewing place*.
) tiier films and slides showed the
tinting of sheep on the Kenai p?
n?ttla and views of Eskimo lifo
float and ashore. A thrilling story
n moving picture* was that of a
lige polar boar, secured at inacce*- j
jle Wrangell island. The mother
ook h<r cub for a swim. The cab
ring t<> the mother's tail to be
'wed through the water and was
?iHidly cuffed for this imposition.
' hen the men on the Polar Beftf
?oed tiie cub, however, the mother
ight frantically to save It, biting
d fleeting at the rope and leaping
? the schooner. The story ended
ien the cub was released and the
o b*-irs swam away together.
C0L04 CAU8I HEADACHE
LAXATIVB BROMO QoinlM, the world
Wije CoW And Grip remedy reroovea
cause. Call for full name. Look for
signature B. W. GROVK. 25c.
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
When you are out on * boat for
something appropriate u a girt. re
member 1 have new goods su< b u
handsome cut glau, silverware, arjl
WuuUfuily band painted cbioa, Ju?t
in from the maker's, wbicii would
make as handsome a present as fan
>>e made. Stub gooU are always ap
preciated. I bavo nothing but the
latest, up to date in pattern, acd in
quaiity. Nothing but the very beat.
Our watca work, newly manufactur
cd and akiiifui engraving speak for
tb^D-.selvee. We do not turn out our
work urttrae Jt !? finished <n the o*-5
manaer and we guarat,t*e every pieo
of It. If you have any trouble with
your watch bring It to us and we will
guaranW you entire satisfaction at
reasonable charges.
I>on-t neziect your eyes when you
:i.i E?*t them rxamlned free at my
store with the latest optical ine'n.
nenta.
J. Ikata,
Jewe'er and Optima"
fBinaaSlfflfelBHIBSlCaRBI
Don't spoil good material
Hefore you cut into yoi r length* of silk? or -?'rye.
I** > ire that you have chosen the ih^t possible demon
to nnke your dr?'s?? after.
It embodies popular style feahiret
If it is the best It is suited to you individually
It is new. artistic and smart
To find the best, look in the last issue of
Butterick Fashions - tin- spring Edition ? junt
tr In -ii n I :ri " coHei tioii. several hundred de
si ' ? r\ ; 1 1 1 ? 1 ? ? cafion. th** one just suited
t ? ' r-e. ;i 1 need- h certainly contained.
\!> it t< -? Je there call he no question,
h m'i le how the new dress shall be n.ade with
out consulting
Butterick Fashions
TIm pri -e. twenty-five cents, includes atid Butterick
Pattern free.
L A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN. PROPRIETY E9S.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and Cream from our own Jersey Dairy.
RATE1? CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SBRVTCB.
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
Skag'way Alaska