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NOME. MAYOR TO
RCN FOR DELEOATESHtP
Ccnunlicn H?!d >r CcrdO>." t* Hs"-j
mci-iojs. Endorses Taft. Repu-j
di,- e* ^dmiTtrat'Cr.-; Territorial
Pcltcy.
t'OUl'"\ v. \!a>k*. ,vpi;l 2? ? The
K?s"i- I'- .v:\ termor.*! eoinvu.vn
%?*i: . .i n?*V \ H?i?-r ii ?
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\ itfcrnuv major a.. i
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i' w.u lioiiiMalol li> i'i.ar ? >
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? ???'! '.i. ?i IfcMrht to Jh,* <>?
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; to the liHiio >
? i . on . \ Ch:. a.->. : wr? t< '
pri!" ipiev ??:? ? ?> ?'
?
i -he . h *4 f??turo> ot t>.
a.iopt.^.1 {?>' the onv??i?j
minting c?f a t.urltorial f Ti
- n- : ? r \'<a.?Va. siniCar t
hv tho 5a V t.-r
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features \\V.<h tsAe?l ?
N. w < loan c-n fortaUe ?? ?<!* f r
> re Ui ar.i up a; the r? Ho
t-*i Whltfhorsf. Y. T Mrs. R. Kf -
sev ITeprletress. if
RECEIVERS appointed for
JUNEAU MINING COMPANY
Frank Smith And A. W. Middletcn of
New York Appointed Receive"* of
Ebner Gold Mining Co. Liabilities
Said to be Over Three Million Dol
lars. Assets Are Ore Hundred
Thousand.
(Uy Alaska News Bureau.)
NSW YORK. April 5? A dispauh
here from Washington, I). v., s>att -
that following the suit brought l>>'
Hal.lem&r Hammer against the Kbn r
tSold Mining Co. of Alaska, in tlio
courts, reoolvers ha c
'ivn appointed for tho conipanj I >
tho federal district court.
(?Yank Smith and A. W. Miidletn
hi..- been anpoin^tnj reopiv? vs f r tho
K ' .?r Company.
In i'io suR bTTKi^lit f r th? appo.n
nt t <>f tho roi-eiiers it !- ilaimo.l
th tho liabilitirs of tho ruipii 1
Tho a<s<- s are <
?ol :i* #1
The principal proivr.v of tli,. <.
COLD MINERS ARRIVE
CN STEAMER 00UFHO.
i... V.a?k.i SU'->ni^h?j> t' >.
?. o< i)iu?( .irriiou wore joii'Huiv
. mva -U 1 Ol'MH'k. 1'UJj i.s <n.
. .irawe ol Iho lKjljilw.i i:
?? . kc ?i\oral luuiiuis, .-.ho iitv ?
t i i.ud uji for repairs uuno* '
;?? ivt
i he l*i>n>htn toviuhi twnty
? lass and five second class [m
-:ors most of whom are Ik>iiiu1 i r;
u.i .tenor. These inelihle a n un
? r i.i mo:i employed in tho Gtig^o
lo.m jold tamps at Itawaon, tioo. i
? - i ; ? > . Supt of tho HydraiUc I
t.:.- Yukon lioid Co., A Shelttnger
\^sav?-r, \\ McLaughlun. eteo J*i? iu.i.
and <rt>o V. 1-11. foreman of U. ?"
\ .k>in tSold Mining Co.
Other i>assongers boini.l f 'r
Yukon wore ('apt. Blair of tho M
, s Yukon Navigation Co.'s st u .
?r K'.elyn. and N Marlon. pilot
'!i wno ship.
\ longst tho Whi'ehorse * p ?p'o
Miss Helen Curtis who is ro
: ir;g from a years stay in t?o
i whir, <?ho went for her honlt'a,
- 1 Mrs <; S. FTemitiv. wife of the
>. n on teW-graph operator in Wh't -
<v ?o who has been visiting in t'>o
iKdphin pot away at '? o'cl<??'k
>r -,)o so?ith with four passenci ~v
Tin- Spokane arrived in Ke*<l>kan
? his morning. She is due to arrive
Snnday afternoon.
<199 illlUIII flilflllEBinnn
LADIES
You still haw tlif opportunity to ?et
Your New Easter
? ><ir 5?'i- ? iti? I shipment Arrived 011 tlir Dolphin
Come anc! look them over as soon
as possible as they are going fast
The Newest Styles In
^(rtjjcqac
SUMMER COATS
Will arrive on the ^jx>kane the Seventh
H. J. LYNCH
Tha Up-To-Data Habardasher and LacMaa Fuml?har.
JUNEAU DEMOCRAT FOR
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
Alaska Democratic Nominating Con
vention Elects Deleja'es to Balti
more Convention. A. J. Daly Re
elected Nsticral Democratic Com
mitteeman.
VAl.nEZ. \pril The Democratic
Territorial (oiive.iti.n which has
been in session lit ro f t the past
four days adjourne.l la t ni hi. Tlie
? - >Umi yesterday moriiia^ was or*n
I 1 ?y a sjv I) <>f a < ;>tan<t> of >Jie
n <>u f u- <l< legato, made by
IC ;>? rt \Y li : 1 1 . wlu was nomi;i
a'e.l Saturiai
t? < to t ho
er. ,-lxtrd
Maj. r \ P. \ Strong, of
im!. ami V. 1 ? v, de'e-saiea
: 1;?.. I M c '? of .li'Ufau. E?1
> i? of N'?> i e I ? i i . i J <?iirh r.f
. i ? ? and L P. Ir f ! atrl anks.
Alternative- Mdeote | v. ? J ? ? R K
Kill Charles II Ct.s.icve L. II Kelst
\ I Paly W II Whittle t-v and
\V II Castle.
The delegates were imi n I ? ?l.
V I Daly re-e|?? l national
committeeman.
\ iHTinaw t c r ja 'iza; i. n of the
IVnnw ratie party it \iaka was ef
fpctprt. A territorial cm;?; commit
iir was named an 1 sub-commit t"os
i|i|KiUi: i|. The tl.visi. h "in u ' o 3
nimbor nine with fr.wn Hire to seven
s
ii ?-e .b nnin.s a "point. 1 ram
paisn? rs short') before th i?r?nv(> i.
ti ?ii a Ijoiimed.
Convent'
YALDEZ. A'a-ka. Wednesday. Ajril
I |job? rt \V. .bnainvs of J in a .
:he in animons ehoi? e of the re.ttiar
'Jen ' th t it- ifltivt'1 ti n for d* lc-ate in
leaves for Seward oil the
. r ~ t w<-tboutul boat to i^&iKiirate
iii- ? am paten fcr ele"ti n to <i?:r-rr<- "
\lr Jenninps will speak in Seward
ar,.l a Kodiak and other t>wn-. afU-r
w.iii-h he will leave the <oat ard po
inV> i: t. rior \!askn on a M>e.ik'ii<
i tour Prom ra rbank> and I litaro I
the candidate will ?-n dowa the Yu
kon r ?t, etidins: Ii campa!s;n at
Nome.
\ .1. Daly. Deni'erati- r.atiwnl
eoniini'te<>nia?i. was r> -elected by the
convention shortly before it ad.oaini
I e:l on Monday evening.
The territorial <o:nn>ittee o'ected
J by the convention is as follows:
Charles K. Davidson, Fairbanks, chair
man; John Ronan, se. -rotary; sub-coin
: mitteemen, \Y. M. \\'hitt.le-cy, C. K.
Rnanell. E. E. Hill. Con. Ketley. Hwj
V nislinn, Cliarlp? 11. Cos rove. Pirst
iluisi?*n oniniit'ccn en are Ph i Abra
hams of Ska ''way lia"-- Hanson. .In
ne?n. w H Con rtn< -v. lv'e-s'urir. ard
Pra; 1: liaeh. Douela*.
T'-or.ded whi kies ? 'libs ti, Mo 'tit
V.-rnon and p.-'niorit The ! e<t of
P,v r ? Pine Ribbon. P.uduei-or and
Pale Rainier j. fie Mn-eof. Tel?
phone f>7 tf
SEVEN THOUSAND ARE
DRIVEN FROM HOMES'
Destruction by Missis?ippi Floods
Threatens to Break All Records.
Ten St?tes Are Affected by Hijh
Water. Property Loss is Terrible.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ST. LOUIS. April 5? With reports
pouring hi, of the breaking of levee*
and the further destruction of prop
erty by the turbulent waters of the
Mississippi which coirtlmrue to ri'se.
one to the lnc??s.-ant rains which have
deluged the valley of the Mississippi,
it Is predicted that Uie present s'ege
of high water will set a new record
I for the amount r.f property dcstroyel
and the dnma.;e i|pw> by the spring
floods.
It is estimated thru the'e are over
seven thousand resid e r. ts ef the val
l< v who have been driven from their
homes by the ri*inz water.
Ten states which are toi?ched by
'he Mississippi, are Iwinz effected
FAIRBANKS ARCTIC BROTHERS
ASSIST LITTLE ALASKANS.
Progress wit.h t!ie w* rk of the Na
tive Sons and Daughters of the Gold
en North in Fairbanks Is reported by
the papers JUftt received from that
town. The TjIik-s says:
Another interesting mceMng i.f the
members of the Native Sons ?u I
I laughters .if the Golden North was
held last night at the studio cf Or
ganizcr Ma* Kollm and the final d
'nils of perfecting the orga-niza'i n
vre attended 10. such as the election
of the several alditicnal officers pro.
vided fir !n the b.v-!nw.s and the
adoption of a < n: "itatjon.
The officers < le,-t?d were: Mari.i
Creamer, fir.- 1 vi -e-pre-Mnit. Attn
Nurdale, secon 1 vi 'e-presoderit : l>an
K.n ler, treasurer; Cyril I'umett a d
Goldie Keelcr, trustees. a id Kthcl
White, guar.! hi 1: cf the camp.
The integral pnrts of 'he new or
izatiun art t > he kn >w:i a? ??amps,
and the official name of the local
and mother lo Igp i Fairbanks Cftmp
No. I. This also will be the grand
camp, until such time as o'-her ar
rangetnents are made.
A committte of Arctic Broilers,
consisting cf Max Ko'.lm. E. F, !>'.!
Icy. K. F. Re'h. George Hut- hin.oii
and II IV I'ark'n. attended the meet,
inc and assured the voting lodge metr.
In rs of the desire of the Arctic Broth
erhood to lend them every assistance.
I G. B. Beraud and Ivife Knkin Spray
also were pr<-sent. and addressed the
mee^i-ng. as did the members of the
committee, giving the young people
1 some very good advice, and advising
them of the possibilities of their or
ranization.
It. is the desire of the A. B.'s to
have the Natives meet w-hh them
once each nrionth or. rather, meet
? in the Ar-'lc [froth ?rhood hall rn A.
B. ni-rht after the oliler l**dge has ad
journed it being understood that the
A. B. meetings on the?e oc-a:ions
I will b.- ef short duration. In thic ?way,
the Natives will have a suitable
m"et:*ntr place and will have the op.
prrtunlty *o learn how to proner'y
conduct the'r nieetinTs fat a'vomlTnce
with the way pf other lodges. The
Inst FYIday in each m*"nth is to Ik:
1 ? a--"! le for the 1'ttle Alaskans
...Green Stuff For Easter... +
4
*P1 if f"l!n\vin?r ironds rocoived on the "Dolphin" 4
Kmcy Head Ijottucc 5c, 6 for 25c
4
lin'on Onions, 5c per bu. ^
( Vlory 15c por head, 2 for 25c **'
4
Asparagus. extra fancy grade, 15c per lb. .
Rhubarb. 10c per lb. JJ lbs. for 25c 4
4
Parsh'v, 5c per bu.
4
Spinach 10c per lb. .{,
Tomatoes 20c per lb. 4
4
(?reen Peppers 40c per lb. ,
*i
Now Cabbage be per lb 4
P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
+ 4- + * 4- + 4* + + + + + 4 + ?!
MINERS GAIL
SHE OFF
ENGLAND REJOICES OVER
RESUMPTION OF INDUSTRY
Ccal Miners Vote to Re urn to Work.
Wheels of Indu-trial Activity to
Turn A^sin. General Food Famine
Narrowly Averted.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. April 5? Fo|?owh?? a
i meeting of the strike leaders and the
, miuie operators, the fornier announc
ed at a kite hour ia.t innht thait th??y
wou.d call the str.ke off, which ha.*
! parallysed industrial activity in En<
j alnd ami has brought about a m /.-t
| deplorable slate of destitution to
thousands of industrial workers who
I have been thrown out of employment
from the shutting down of fa/tories
and industries for the lark of fuel
[and material to operate wKh.
i The a' tton of the s'rik" leader* is
I duv to a vote taken by tile coal
'miners on the question of return in i
'to work ponding the parage of a
I wa^e bill by Parliament, whi-h vot?
\ w?w strongly in fav r of the resump
tion of labor in the mines
This action on the part of th'-j
miners has been exix-' ted f r some
I time as the treasury of the oral
' miners union has l** om?- sadly de
pleted by the enormous drain which
iias been put upon it. It is estimat.
ed that over two million dollars hav
j l>eon paid out by the union f <r the
j support of the idle miners. Other
| huee sums have been expended for
i the support of those thrown out. of
1 employment by the closing down of
; the huge manufacturing industries in
! England.
j It has be.n charged that the op
| waters have endeavored to prolong
j th? s?trike for the purpose 'if drnin'nR
j the treasury of the union
LONDON. April "> ? The ( <<ul luitittfs
of this country will return to work
' tit owe having been asMtred by the
I operators that 'here wnnld be no de
| lay in resuming work In the mines
throughout England
! All England is rejoicing todiy at
, the prospects of t'ne re-iimptloii ft
industrial activity. Fears of ,1 gen
eral famine due to the Inactivity of
j the transnortat.icn facilities are be
in; dissipated by the j>rr>sp?--t of an
early resumption of the coal pro
jdnrtnar industry.
STARVATION FACES
ENTIRE CHINESE NATION
Three Thou?ard Dying Only <?> Star
vatjon in Vicinity of SI langhai.
Red Cross Society Unable to
Cope With Situation.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SHANGHAI, April 5? i Report* from
the rural districts indicate that a
(aniline wave 5s spreading orver the
empire, killing off thousands dally
as the result of the failure of the
farmers to put. in crops 'luring the
la3t year.
It wfla preiWcted that a terribV
famine would result from the bloody
struggle in which the country has
been involved to the- neglect of all
thoughts for the preservation of the
food supply of 'he nation, ft is es
timated that in the near vklwity of
thiis city there are thrf-e thousand
persons dying daily Uk the rant of
foort.
Extraordinary efforts are berng
made by the officials r,t 'he new
Republican Government fo negotiate
a lo? i trrrn the. Aili?-d Powers with
which to relieve th?- ait-aUr/n wfct'h
becomes more actit/. *-ith ea^b 24
hours
Work 1s being done by the Re?J
Crr-*s SocMjr to relieve the wifferfng
which is apparf?nt on all slides but
with the'r limited r r??ar>s they are
helpless to cope with the situation
MANY LIVES ARE LOST
IN AUSTRALIAN TYPHOON
(By Alaska News Bureau. i
PERTH. Australia. April ? Ad
vices received here sta>> that the
Coast steamer Koomba foundered in
the terrible typhoon which has
rased in this vicinity f~r fh? pasf
Uireo days
It is reported that a himdre.! and
thirty lives ?-<rc lost.
WISCONSIN UNANIMOUS
FOR ROBT. LA FOLLETTE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MILWAI KEE. Wis . April ?>? Cotr.
plete returns from the various dis
tricts of the state Fay that Senator
Robt. I-AFollette carried every dis
trict in the state in the presidential
preference primaries
Mr. Robt. Carroll left on the Dol
phin last night for Seattle where
h= will resume his former position
with the Alaskea Steamshtp Co.
i You 'll
Need
rp (
I 0&S
To nialo* y<>'. ??-??If pre
sentable on K i-?r ?? t*.
Stroll into thi> store
and ris out in one of
the latest |
H. S. & M. SUITS I
Ow is absolutely as
sured of current fash
ians in dependable
merchandise
Wf.tcli our windows
Foar-Batton Novelty Sack
No. 7HH
Slanting Lower Pocket t
For New Spring Goods
WILL CLAYSON- ?Qothier
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING