FHE DAILY
ALASKAN
Nc 387 VOL. IX.
CITV QFE=ICI73fL PH PER
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, MONDAY JANUARY 7 1907
j?RICE 10 CENTS
IN JAIL
Ketchikau Murderer (lives
Himself Pp
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Ketchihan. .fan. 7? Andrew Maren
covich, who shjt and killed .Tack Leev
er at the Midway saloon Saturday
morning, was taken into custody Satur
day evening. He walked into a rest
aurant after having recovered from a
drunken sleep. He was promptly ar
rester! and taken to the federal jail.
He denies that he had any idea of try
ing1 to escape.
PRINCfSS MAV_
^ COMING BACK
The PrinSRs May will return to '.he
Sk?zwav run the first of next month, !
' to continue on it for the summer. 8he
t^will probably ma <e 10- or 12-day trips, I
^ thus further increasing the service on
the Sk?gwav route. She will be joined
later in the aeason by the Princess
1 loyal.
During the winter the Princess May
Lias >>?en '?unninsr between Vancouver
aid Victoria in place of the Princess
Victoria which is receiving an over
hauling.
At the Mascot
Home mad. Oyster Cocktails at the
Mascot.
DOES THINGS
f ,
Madge LeFevre Dispenses
J usi ice Livishly
i i
| William Hamilton was given three j
1 months in jail at Haints by Judge Le- |
| Fevre last week after being convicted J
j by a jury of selling whiskey to Indinns.
| The man was recommended to the mer- j
j cy of the court, but he had been guilty:
| of the same offense before.
; AtSkagwaySaturilav JudgeLeFevresen- J
! tenced Tim Kasko, Indian, to pay a fine I
j of <100 for giving liquor to other Indi-I
ans Jiut will live in the federal jail!
f jro*1 days.
! Billy George, ludian, was found!
j guilty of assaulting Chtrley Jackson, !
another Indian, Saturday by Judge Le [
Fevre and give .'W diys in wh'cb to!
think it over.
BASKET BAIL
THIS EVENING
There w .ll bs another game of basket
ball at the White Pass Athletic Clubj
this even ng. It will begin at 3:J0|
o'cock.
The Hack Train Restaurant will
serve wint' with ilinniT orders, free in
place of tea or <\iiTee. Come on boys
Sbagway Laundry
For first-class work trv Skagway
Laundrv Twenty-five vears' expert
ence. Te'.ephoce SW. tf
fL.A. Harrison Co
A Bargain in hand tailored Matzanand Royalty skirts.
A 5 50 ski' t for 3.70 A 7.50 skirt for 5.00
A 10 50 skirt for 7- 00 A 1 2.00 skirt for 9.00
All the very latent cut and style, some triple skirts,
and others plaited and strapped.
All wool waists sizes 32 to 40
at 2-3 their value.
All furs worth from $4-50 to $45 00
at 2-3 their value.
These values offered will not last long. as the bargains
ofiered will sell them and sell them quick.
Siorcs open Evenings - Phone s 4 and 55jj
? i i
Every man that comes
into our store looking' for
a suit or overcoat goes
out looking like a win
ner. You can always]!
get the very best here.
giayson * go.
Cite One Price ?lotl>iers?Tourtb and Broadway]
Hilt I IS AGAINST WICKERSHAM
Latest investigator thinks should be new slate at
Fairbanks-Recommends new judge-Says nothing
against honor, integrity and ability of present court
-President hesitates
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washioptoo, Jan. 7? It Is possitively
known that the report of of District
Attorney Hoyt of Nome, is unfavor
able to Judge Wickersham. He says
specifically that he finds nothinjr that
reflect* on the honor, integrity or abil
ity of Judee Wickershim, but, he says,
the conditions in the Xanana valley are j
such that a new slate is n?eded. This
can be brought about only by the ap
pointment ot a new judge.
Senator* Proteit
Many senators have called on tho
president lo protest against the report
of District Attorney Hoyt. They have
told Ihe president that Hoyt is a candi
date (or judge himself. They
protest against the Investigation of the
judicUry by a subordinate official
It can he stated positively that the
president U undecided as to whether
or not h; will ro.ppoint Judge Wicker
sham. He will hold a consultation |
with the attorney general today and
will make a final decision in the matter
this week.
Petitions are being received from Ju
ne -u requesting that Judge Wicker
sham and Judge Gunnison exchange
places on the bench. The president re
fuses to give the petitions considera
tion,
ciiy of mm snows
up ai mmm
Big Southern Steamship Comes Through
Storms. After Experiencing Terrible Trip
With Passengers and Crew Safe
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
City of Mexico, Jan. 7? Tbe City of
Panama ii reported a) having arrived
at Mazatian, Mexico, this morning
She had a terr ble trip anJ was given
up for lost at diff.-rent times. Her crt w
anJ pas enters are all safe.
Ship Straidod off Pig>on Point.
San Francisco, Jan 7? \ report wa?
received from San'.a Cruz Saturday j
night that, a badly dismtntded ship j
was 3trand;d 23 n 1e$ uuo at sea f.'om
Point Pigeon. It was thought 10 be]
the City of Panama which has lisen
over-duo to report for several days |
She whs visible from t h ? to;> of thj
iligs-.aflf at Point Pigeon. Tugs wp.-e
sentt> the rescue of the stranded vessel. I
ALL OVER
Lawless Ladrones Have
Bejn Completely 8abduei!
(Speeial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, Jan. <>? The report of
the l'hilippine commission was Sled
last week. It shows that the soldiers
have completely subdued the lawless
Ladrones and peace again reigns on ttc
?sland.
Phone City Trnntfer
For your coal, wood ?nd general haul
ing. Phone 90. Broughton's cigar
store. 10-4-lmo
I
Al! the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
Notice to Public
I have authorized Mr. P. B. tiraves
to assume full charge of my affairs in
connection with ru n) <g the Pullet)
House during my abseuce.
Mrs. h. S. Pullen.
S.sgway, Nov. 28, 1906. tf.
ALL FULL
Willamette Valley Streams
Near lhuger Poiut
Portland, Jan. ? All the streams ir.
the Willamette valley are running full
of water. The towns of Cottage Grove
and Eugene are in danger of being sub
merged. The condition at other places
are threatening.
Fit-o Department Out
The fire department was called out
Saturday evening by b burning chimney
at the Presbyterinn manse. The fire
was harmless and did no damage. The
set vices of the firemen were not re
quited.
cold wave coming
There is another cold wave coming.
It will be here soon and you will be
kicking about the cold again. N w,
[while it is ? arm, is jus> the lime to
| move. Th6 Fifth Avenue- hotel is
i heated with steam and makes all
I weather look alike.
'SPEAKER CANNON EAILS 10
KEEP EAIftl
Delegate Waskey Promised Committee As
signments But They Are Not G-iven Him?
House Dictator Displ ased
(Spec ai Dispatch to the Duly Alaskan)]
Wellington, J in. 9? D;les;ate Was
key, of AUsk >, is disappointed tb.it he
has received no committee as<i?nm?nt.
Ee <ays Sp jaker Canuoa promised to
i ass.gn him to some of th-? committees
but that he has not kepr. faith. It is
'said Mr. Was Key finds congress too
?
exclusive for a new mfmber.
It is 9<id that Speaker Cannon refus
ed 10 assign Delegate Wasiey io any
committeeships because the latter, in
an interview at Seattle said he ex
pected to have a heart tn heart talk with
Canno 1 when he got to Washington.This
is said to have disple ised the speaker.
SI AGE ARRIVES
AT WiMjriiORSr
I Whitehorse, .Fftn. 7 A stage arrived
I from Dawson with !(> sucks of mail.
I There were 110 passengers.
Nugent Chain Lost
Lost ? ladies nugget chain, attached
I at locket contain ins: srold dus'.. Leave
j to Daily Alaskan ollice and get reward.
DIRIGO COMfS
AND SAILS
j The Dingo arrived this afternoon at
I o'clock with a small cargo of freight
? composed in most part of gasoline for
' Ganty A: Fracdson. She sailed at 2:30
o'clock. She had no passengers or
mail.
Always. Remember the Full Name /y
| axative grcmo Quinine J5 tflLjfy on ever*
Cores aCoidinOneiOay, Grip in 2 Day 3 box. 25*
We have a tew copies left of
Pear's Annual
BLACK and WHITE
LeFIEARO, (illustrated)
With the most beautiful art supplements
PIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
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THE DKUGGIST
snn
RITT
??l M%$hm
Did you e^er
smoke the
El
Arabe
Cigar?
NO! Where
Can] I Get
Them? From
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska