?he
No. 18 THIRTEENTH VKAK.
TEDDY STILL
KNOCKS TRUST
(6, AIM** Ncm Burwuj
VRaiM >K. S V. Oct. 2*-- Col
iuwi'M u, ^uiyeiewu#
U.' ?? utroi of ih*- tAalf 4U*1
i, ai_i! i?oi4i u(i U* a^uiuvt
Mr j ii>%* .ad aud
i (in i * ,ii bt ^ir?i t<.
r lb U*?*v v% * I
tb* *tliU9
SEC. DICKINSON
IN GAY PARIS
(By Aluka New* Bureau)
p.\Rbi. Mrau??- Ot*. St- Mr JaixOi
M Ti-Cary ot War ot
Uk- I uiltxl arrivwl hi ihls
tHj tiiiti uauriiiMK.
1 tMPA. Kin O** 26 ? A?J\k*? h?>?
rwt?<4 in U>i? c *jr tOU?* ol
k tiUjfi luloi ntr wiikii til*
i oiuinU* tU Kii?Ut K. v*?
TV, iubo ti Ur WtH Itc
able. a> a nurnU-r <.?f stiiUm; t-rafi
dMferayWi jwtil th?.*v *sts i?o
< iuLi* * far bk- fur any of Uu- sailors
who *?Cf ihrowu inU> U??* latif tv
Che t aiwlxiUK of tiu<ir boats.
AVIATOR FUS MILE AID HALF HIGH
N'KVV YuhK OeC -* H-awi Jofiu
yUiim- Ltor Ituhf, >v?Uf>ltiy
tt trf T.3**t t?*< is tita in-ro
Ttiu> th** World's rvcord ftw
aliui: U by a uitxx>pJai(u<, ami
whiL. ?i this hoisht ? u^tUU- 3?u>w
sAjjtui ku tfuwuutifc*!.
CLBVEL UM> ?*??- 27?
t'Vruk-r tw <?iu t4k?l all ">?
u.r iUUt. KJ IWtUUU ul thr JldvtTfc"
i/itklttiu * hit to h)u> t< ?
liiiii be<mui* i* hi* attzuk i*i Hootkt
TEDDY UPS DB 01 SOLAR PLEXUS
(By Ala*?a New* BurMu)
i*r. -MJ. W Ut-furt- * Wf
^1-n Jul. *urUi)' W?>. uigtot f*~
b-e uiUil uu b?***ur 1^
ciuu*&iiAg tiiiu wuii Lin ? h'.^ui vi 1 ':f>
W'dJliHt|Kr Lrtwl Jin wits vigorous
ly UaudU-il wllhuut kI"v*? Al
tuu U iwk<( wa? iui int. rvtHwl lk?
lot** I.J I U?r tlnul<-'
L.".'. SUITS, OVERCOATS :
?
BROS & COL
fcA4.HMOwt.MU
NOW ON DISPLAY
We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.0C
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, $30.
We toviie you to inspect our line
brtore making vour purchase.
? H. J. LYNCH j
? Th? Up-To-D?te i i?be'da?hci and Ladicj F urniaher m
FIRE SWEEPS BRITISH COLUMB R CAP TAL
$2,000,000 Worth of Business Property
In Heart of City Licked Up By Fiery
Demon ? Strong Gale Assist Flames
(By Alaska Novvs Bureau)
VICTORIA. H. C. Oct. 27? The motll
disastrous conflagration iu the history
of the city of Victoria last night re
duced to nukes wort* than two niiUkm
dollars wurthofpropertv. The pride
o' tl iv city's business area has b?<en
wip?*l out Including such well known |
buildings as the Five Sisters Hlock.
David Spencer and Co.. The Time*
newsjiciper office. l>riard Hotel.. The
burned district embraces ail the tec
ritory bounded by Qovernmnet strc I
Trounce Avenue. Fort strvct ami
itrucwi street.
At 10:30. when the fire was first
noticed a heavy wind was blowing.
which increased as the flames gath
ered headway and It was soon seen
that it would have to burn itself out
as the local firemen were unable to
cope with the? situation.
Several yachts in the harbor caught
fire from the flying si>arks. but none
were destroyed and no fatalities have
been reported.
Soldiers from the barracks assisted
the firemen in their heroic efforts
to stop the ad ranee of the flames
toward the magnificent Empress ho*c,V
SiKMitaneous combustion is given as
the cause of the fire which originated
in the basement of thq David Spencer
& Co. establishment.
(By Alaska Nmvs Bureau)
Kouie, Italy. Oct 27? Vesuvius eotu ,
UiHH? iu viukuH ?rui>ih>;i aiitl u
dark pall overhang* the city. Rlvens
<>f molten lava u re still devastating |
the plaints anil laying wiate every
Oniig totfcdr paths. Thousands art
huiuel*** aud the wails of their (lis
trees ed oJiKiiibh is heard throughout
the kunl. It will never be known how
many kvet> have be?u lost in thi*
last outburst but the toll has been in
deed ht?.vy. i
NAPLES. ? King Victor Emanuel
has arrived on the scene of Uo vo&ta -
tiou and is personally rendering val
uable assistance in the relief work
Tidal Wave Follows Eruption.
NAPLES. Oct. 27? Horror upon how
ror is being added to the great list
o I fatalities Incident to the very r*v
cet swtemic disturbances in this vi
cinity. Today a great tidal wave re
sulted to the death of more thaiu roun
hundred people..
Clllf DUDS WOULD STOP SMI
TACOMA. Oct. 26? An ordinance
wa j> i)r>>i?>b>-?t at the meeting of tin
evty Coupon Wi(. night making it un
lawful Co bwear within the corporate
of the City of Tacoma.
J ubt what effect thta will have up
on (be future growth of this city it
is unable to state instil the or&taaino?
hiu? become a law.
It is stated in and about the oily
hall that it is a fortunate thing that
ttyiK ordinance was not luroduoed and
parsed prior to the official announce
ment of the City's census.
WHAT A BIT OF PUBLICITY WILL 10
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON Oct 27? MHe. Ethel
t'laijrv L*?ev?, l>r. Oippeo's affuuty, j
hits had uixi**<n offvrw oi m&rrtagv
Several of thoso offering themselves
for the pretty woman in distress are
reputed to be scions at old establish
etl families and daahing young bloods
about town
Mr. ami Mrs. John Murphy, of At
lin, will leave uu the Georgia for Tua
uket Hoi Springs for ail extended
VitiiL.
J. M. Keller, Graad Arctic Record
er will leave tonight to attend the
Or awl Camp Session and will return
shortly after its dose.
t Whole Wheat Bread J
t II I I I I I ! I I I T1 +
* *
* pRESH from the oven is always appetiz- *
+ ing and satisfactory* We have very *
* good Whole Wheat Flour which we *
* sell in 50 lb* sacks $1.80, 10 lbs. 40c j
+
+
: n i i i i H ?
+ *
: Ganty&Frandson
FIFTY TWO
Af FIGHTING
OYSTER BAY. Oct. 27? Scores* ol
oomKratukitionK are pouring into the
Roosevelt home every hour extending
felicitations oi\ tiie fifty -second aiuii
vt>rsary of Theodore's birthday.
DR. CRIPPEN
10 APPEAL
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON. Oct. 27? Dr. Crippen now
under sentence of death on November
8th, Tor tho brutal murder of his wife
has appealed from the findings of the
court.
Miiis Margaret Whalen, who accom
panied Mrs. W. T. Whit to Vancouver
some weeks ago arrived home on the
Royal thiB morning.
IT'S CABINET PERFECTLY LOVELY
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct 26? It (
has been announced that there will 1 J
ni changes in the President's cab
inet.
Everything is lovely, and all the |
difficulties which have existed have
txvn smoothed out.
From this it is inferred that Sec
retary Ballanger will remain a member
of the cabinet.
DEATH FUSIlS IliCIINI
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oot. 26? ^At a late hour
yesterday afternoon it leaked out that
Michael J. Honey had been indicted
in connection with the coal land
frauds, the indictment being returned
the day the news of his death was
received in this city.
nmor I J TO CIVILIZATION
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICOUTIMI, Quebec. Oct. 27?
The balloon "America," one o? the
two engaged to race from St. Lou s| a
week ago and believed missing with
Harvey and Post as crew, is safe.
The men have arrived here after a
hard trip from the Canadian farvtitis,
where their balloon had drifted with
them. Harvey Post covered thirteen
hundred miles, the gmttest dis>taince
ever covered by a single flight.
Poor Little Herman; he's Easy.
Anybody can beat him.
Peter E. K?rn was a passenger on
the Humboldt last night fov Ketchi
kan, where he will wait for the ! "nin
eties Royal, ami proceed to El Paso,
Texas, his future home.
Agent F. H. Bold, of the Pacific
Coast SS. Co., has been advised by
cable that the freighter Meteor of
his company's line will sail on Nov.
5th, with explosives, arriving in Skag
way about the 11th or 12th.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
Any Suit in Our
Window For
AA- A. At
?5a ?<? ?<? 13x3 ?\3 wBr ?GT
G<V
/N ^ H /\ A ?T
my?iyywf?
Drop in And Try
Them on
WILL CLAYSON- ?Qothier