TENTH YEAR
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1907
NEW EVIDENCE MAY CLEAR POWERS OF MURDER
Tfi# Daily ( tbk.
Richmond. I ncj .. Sept. 2.1 ? Lulu Clark. Saturday,
made affidavit that Turner jgo^ a mountaineer of K- wan
county, Kentucky. was the awattsiu who fired the shot from
the window of the office of the Secretary <>f State in
Frankfort which killed Governor Goebel. Clark -wears
that he wa? in Frankfort at the time and wa* informed a
few minutes after the ?h<x)ting by Igo that he had killed
Goebel. Ever since the Kentucky trial? began Clark ha*
been a resident of Indiana for the reason, lie <*ayp. that he
was afraid he would lie dragged int<> the o*??e and not
afforded protection if he told the truth. He was induced
to come forward and make a ftatem-nt by the action of
Governor \V. H. Taylor.
PRESIDENT SHALL WILL
END STRIKE J TEN DAYS
Th* Daily Alaskan Cable.
Chic?ito. ?ej>t. 23? Preaident Sm?ll
of the Telegraphers' Union said that
after tbe interview he had Thursday
with President Roosevelt, he had de
cieded that he would cill the telegraph
en back to work within the next tea
days. President Small declined to give
his reasons for sending the mea back,
but claimed that the cause of the strik
ing operators wjuld ba benefited by
so dcing.
[L. A. HARRISON CO.
Half Price
Sale of all
SUMMER
Shirt
Waists
Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames jj;
Stores open Evenings Phones 4 and 55 I
rig We Distinctly Aim at |
in This Rnginpgg ^
Is that every man who
knows lis or reads our
ads. will kuow that
this is the store for
quality in clothing.
We would rather be
known as the right
place for good stuff
than as a place where
you get low prices.
It is always easy to
quote prices but it is
what the prices buy
that counts.
We sell
llart Schaffner &
Marx and David
Adler & Sons
Clothiug and we want
you to know it. We
cannot give you any
better evideuce of our
standard qualities than
that they are the best
made.
!90> hj
Hirt Schaffns.- ?5" Marx
MONTANA CITIES SCENE OF
'PHONE STRIKE-BOYCOTT
The Daily Alaskan C?Me.
Helena, Montana, Sept. 23? A gener
al strike has been called on the Hockv
Mountain Bell Telephone system in this
city and surrounding towns. The atrike
had its origin over the rejection on the
part of the company of a dema d made
by the operators 10 gran an increase
of wages to the girls. A boycott will
be declared against all ihooe who
use the Kooky Mountain it stem, and
tbe streetcar lines of the ci'jr and Kast
Helena will be tied up, r e linemen
Of the streetcar comnar.y nre member*
of the Llnemen'? I'n'on. who are affili
ated with the telephone workers. |
Lirinpston. Butte, Boz*man, Billing!
and other towns ure expected to fo'luw
the example -et by Helena
sail SJffl WW WMH?
HO I BH? U? ? Bn
Seattle. Sept. *23? The nude l>ody of Mrs Frank Co\
lington. formerly Agnes McCombe. s^enteen years <-f a?-e.
who belong? to a well known Seattle family and who w??
married hut seven months ago. was found floating in a
.trunk just off Alki point thin morning. The body wt
I brought to this* city and examined by the Coroner. Mark
about the throat showed that the young woman had lieen
i-hoaked to death. The hnshand is missing and a letter
which has been found in the house formerly occupied by
the couple shows that Covington has gone t<> Alaska. Th?
police of Alaska have l>een wired to arre~t Covington and a
reward will likely l>e offered for his apprehension.
GRAND JURY
The following jurors have been drawn
to serve at the Ketchikan term of the
federal court.
GRAND JURORS
Skag.vay? H. M. Wallack, H. Sinioo.
H. C. Nolf, C. F.. Shelly, C. Williams.
Charles Girt w light, Lee (iaull, R. E.
Kinase aod C. Hay ward.
Haines -Thouoaa Dodson aud K. V.
L'hauiberlain.
PETIT JURY
Skagway? Phil Abrahams, Jn. Ken
jedy, W. L Williams, W. J. Bledsoe,
5. H. Yoeinan, T. Burns, W. B. Kin?.
ft. B Michaels and F. Webster.
Haines? Jolm Peterson, S J. Weitz
am, W. J. Gram, H. H. McC'laoe,
.'onrad Taylor, J. P. Lindsay.
dfficersIere
WANTJGREASE
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
Washington, Sept 23? Alaska Army
ifticers are seeking special legislation
>y means of which they will be allowed
raveling expenses which under the
iresent regulation? of the Army, are
10 1 alio. ed.
CAN'T GET
The Dailf Alaskan Cable.
Boi?>, Sept. ?> -Tbe trial of Called
State- Senator Borah dm begun in this
city tbis morning, Up to noon no juror
bad t>eeu selected and it is thought
difficult; will lie experienced In getting
one on account of tbe prominence of
tbe accused and the aetlvt part he bat
'.aken in the prov cution nt:ai is; the
Western Federation of Miners officials.
The Dally Alnvkan Cable.
Los Angeles, Sept. 23? After bis
fight with Mensic Friday next Joe
Cans has announced he will retire from
the ritijf. Tbe betting for some un
known reason seems to favor Mensic
in tbe tight. Gans will have a fortune
of over $100,000 to fall back on after he
quit* the fighting Ketne this week.
Tbe Hack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with dinner orders, free In place
of tea or coffee. Come on noys.
Il
Our
Ro$e Brand
Bumr
Has Stood The Test? It is the best
that money can buy
GANTY & FRANDSON
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DENIES BOARD OF TRADE
ft tOON LICENSE
Juneau- Sept 23 - Judge Gunnison this
afternoon denied the application of Flaharty
& Woodburn tor a license for the Board of
Trade saloon in Skagway on the ground that
the saloon is too near a church Tha saloon
has been ordered closed until the matter of
an appeal bond can be taken up
L. A. HARRISON CO.
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