PRICE 10 CENTS
TENTH YEAR
SKABWAY. ALASKaJmoNDAY OCTOBER 11 1907
CRUISERS OFF |
FOR PACIFIC
TENNESSEE AND WASHINGTON LEAVE
EASTERN COAST FOA PACIFIC TO
JOIN ATLANTIC SQUADRON . |
(By United Pres9.)
Norfolk, Va., Oct. 14? The cruisers j
Washington am] Tennesse left here
yesterday for the l'acitic coast where ,
they will form with the balance of the
Atlantic fleet.
IS JWELT
AGAINST PUN
PRESIDENT'S WIFE IS NOT IN FAVOR
OF ROOSEVELT BEING CANDIDATE
FOR A THIRD TERM
Washington, Oct. 14 Mrs. Roosevelt
stated to friends Saturday that sbe was
opposed to President Roosevelt accept
ing a third term and would use her in
fluence with her husband against such
a course.
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service:)
New York, Oct. 14 ? Saturday night President Small
issued orders to all the Unions to vote to suspend the strike
and return to work as the treasury was depleted and there
were no funds to carry on the strike.
Chicago, Oct. 14 ? The Elective Committee of the Tel
egraphers of America upon being appraised of President
Small's action met here yesterday afternoon and suspended
President Small from office. Tii? suspension is to take
effect immediatly. The action of President Small Saturday
night cannot be accounted for, the men say. Word has
been sent to every union to disregard the order of Small
and the strike will be fought out by the men. Small's
action, instead of spreading dismay among the the men, lias
caused them to become more determined than ever.
New York, Oct. 14 ? President Small, upon learning of
the action of the Elective Committee at Chicago, gave up
his quarters at his hotel in this city and has disappeared.
Small is receiving much condemnation from the men and is
openly charged with having been paid by the telegraph
companies to betnly them.
Chicago, Oct. 15? Cooler heads among the telegraphers
advise the use of diplomacy and assert that unless tact is
ised a split may result in the ranks of the operators.
JOHN MITCHELL TAKEN
i? mB
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Springfield, 111., Oct. 14? John Mitch
ell, President of the Federation of Coal
Minora, was stricken at his hotel last
night in this city, and later removed to
(be hospital, where has been examined
and found to be suffering from appen
dicitis. An opention will be perform
ed on him this afternoon.
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL
Indianapolis, Oct. 14, 3 o'clock? A
telegram has just been received by tho
family of President John Mitchell
statin? that the op ration was perform
ed ht 2 o'clock this afternoon and was
.successful.
LOST? Baud gold ring, with Muv>c
ic emblem, square arid compass, trowel
and plumb. L.eave at this ofllce and
get reward. c
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Union suits and separate garments
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Stores open Evenings Phones 4 and 5
II W BE
GUNNISON
While no intimation is given as to
the successor of Judge Wickersbam, it
is sugeesttd as a possibility that Judge
Gunnison, who is at present one of the
federal judges at Juneau, Alaska, may
go lo Fairbanks. He was appointed
from Binchampton, N. Y., and went to
Alaska, sotne four or five years ago. ?
Tacoma KecorJ.
OUGOENHElS WILL HIRE
ALL OF REYNOLDS' IN
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Oct. 14? Locil merchants
' !
have appointed a committee to investi
gate the affairs of the Reynolds com
pany and have plven the company one
month in which to make good. All of
the men who were thrown out of work
by the failure of the Reynolds company
have been offered employment with the
Gu??enheini8 at Catalla.
TAFT PARTY
OFF TO MANILA :
AMERICANS ARE GIVEN ! RECEPTION IN
HONG KONG AND GET AWAY YES
TERDAY TO [PHILIPPINES
Hong Kong, Oct. la? Secretary Taft
itDd pirty arrived here Saturday morn
ing:. In the evening: a public reception
was heid for them at the American con
sulate and was attended by all the
prominent residents of the city. Early
yesterday morning the party left for
Manila.
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We are receiving large ship
ments of this years pack
"Preferred Slock"
Canned Fruit, Vegetables, Etc.
Every Week
Our success with these goods has been
Phenominal. The reason is that people
want quality, and when they want the
? c rt, they can feel sure of finding it under
["-.his brand.,
GANTY & FRANDSON
HECTOR M'LEAN IN CHARGE
Juneau Dispatch: Deputy United
States Marshal McLean of Skagway io
n charge of the local office during the
tbsence of Marshal Shoup and bis dep
ities at Ketchikan.
SAN FRANCISCO FIGHT MEN DOWN FOR
INDICTMENTS. NEW HEAD FOR
STREET RAILWAY 60MPANY
(By United Press.)
San Francisco, '.Oct. 14? The Grand
Jury will likely bring in an indictment
against the beads of the Flgth Trust
who bribed the supervisors to get per
mits to hold prize fights in tbi9city
under the Schmitz regime. Patrick
Calhoun is no longer the head of the
United Railways. He has been suceed
ed by Charles Black, of New York.
Other heads of the street car company
who were prominent in the franchise
buying will bi deposed at once.
iiil
j ram
San Francisco, Oct. 14? The steamer
Mariposa, which was reported adrift
with three hundred passengers two
hundred miles west of here, was towed
iuto port this morning. She la an oil
burner and her oil supply had become
exhausted.
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