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241 FOCRTXEMH YKAB. , sKAttWAY. ALASKA, FRIDAY
I'KC. H. I#lt
eRES DENT DISCUSSES FOREIGN
RELATIONS N HIS
MESSAGE
,By AiisVa Xiis BareU.)
washiwtox r> c rvc. >?
Si T*f- s rae$s?f* to Orjjprss
vi.frs the r>e3aiVms irh.<-t: tile l"a*
?v. hi> b?k! .t t>.e pa.-^ y**
? footer. jk*w??-^ New irmiies
nutae of tev> ar* ?cpJ*!a^<d.
FVw the f.~^. ifc< -e?s<? for
O ?beo?ntx? of Irocps &*.< sarins
c. the V?-r^-*x hwd*r is ofTiowttj
t - VT5 <*K. tHe p-?ad*a?'s a: iwragv
sta-nj tfeax iwcae Oiv?k:i* jare|> *-??
xe? ??s*ry ot. the of the "nited
.is v. ?? to msv.TSJi in l^wr-alRy
"* the r?r; of fornix jxnms havtajg
^CCVjlts K V?,o<v
Tati ajsv> drsr-tt)*** oCht?r -rorid ia
? .:v?lkt. or. :*<? diMMlM
*-?iS K-?sa& r.ic?r>dins Uie r-.pfcls of
Vswc -as . T jy?* ie tKx; .vesCy.
TN r>p N- *noiJs?c TTKnrtpe laV?"
s k tfcr errsf- Q-ie*>Joor.
FOWLER STILL
i Vi? Threat >
BE \ VONT T? IV?\ ft? A^ta?<p- ?
r ,-V - -. <Ail TT??k:~.c i?
kis f ihi acfws the <vu:tijw?t.. rv
*t4."jr v :??-!<? uc <}ram
rv ~ - azn. is erad?**y c*x
? ?- ag ^be *.'? ??*
> rejjo-ie^ to W- r%it T&e&i
s. of Oms pJace.
HODGE cm Kar ov 1.? 4.Tuui4>
OSirk ?* 3L> endorsee foe th fieoaocnati"
-vwr.rat: -T. fcr FTe- :^Tii is 1S*I2 by
y ,Mcvt rac.T ?< the se-v
..- ?>-.-. c-*~?o?a. Astn - -e toda*.
Mr C3y?* Ft esjoys a
n ;_t - -" ? e*-?ry *!5fre?*. is
tass V- -c;r* -be ootar V?
if CUP
ALL QUEUES
IMPERIAL EDICT SOUNDS THE
KNELL OF LONG
PIG TAILS
(By Alaska New* Boreau.)
PEKIX IVc. S? cStnaRpUflp des
rvcaipjy to supptwe the tcrttwins
?Jww?p, the Manoha dynasty has t?
<r.K?d as ImcwrW edict. RaixtSoning
th* mttai* off c< sJ: qn<*nrs
senate Takes
SHORT REST
I By Alaska Sfiw Bareau.i
WASHINGTON. D C Pec 8?
la orcWc to &ve nmmitt+c* an op
.vsTMty f ontwniie and aman*re their
wrt. thf :?ecva?^ has ?d?o?ir*ied wtfiJ
Vflwtey
CHEWING GUM
15 BARRED
SAX FRANCISCO. Dec S? Its use
characterised at htphiy improper awl
^nKiihtary." chew-ins gttm is barred
f-o?n the raited Sta'-* navy, accord
ing to advice* received by the naval
roec in San JYancisoo today
Heretofore the commissar: e* on
Vxwa sh%> have been aBo*-?3 to se4i
pan to the sailor*. but now H has
JoBow-<n3 the ration into banish
ment Tlie officer* declare that sail
>irs are ofter. reprimanded for chew
".t?K inn a; miliary formations and
a^ecabbes awj to allow them to
chew on board ship is to enoo?ra<re
at one roomer, t what may be pwo*sh?l
;a the r.est
Speaking of Overcoats
Have you seen those
big easy fitting
Scotch Tweeds
? with the ?
Storm and
Presto
Collars
The kind that fits
your form
The price that fits
your purse
H. J. LYNCH
Th* Up-To-Dat* H*b?-oas>>?r and Lar iaa Furniah?r.
TESTIFIES FOR
GRAND JURY
ORTIE McM ANIGAL, DYNAMITER,
IMPLICATES LABOR
LEADERS
(By Alaska New* Bareau.l
LOS AXGKL.ES. Dec. 8? Ortie Mo
Vaatgil. one of the self confessed
labor terrorists. was a witness be
fore the grand Jury for two hours
yesterday.
H is predicted that a prominee; la
bor leader wiU be arrested soon
If! LI
ft ? *
I Lr
SACRAMENTO Nov. 22? Attorney -
General V. S. \\>bb today ruled that
woroee cannot serve as jurors In this
state, the <juestion having been raised
?is a rem hit of the success of the
cqoa4 suffrage constitutional amend
ment
"Voder the common law." say*
Webb, "a jury const sCjnp of twelve
free and lawftil me? and under the
same Jaw women ane not eligible to
jury dwty. 1 think our code did not
change the common law nrio.
"1 dcr.'t understand that the con
s*Xut-rimU amendment has affected
the question."
SWEEPS STATE
IN PRIMES
(Bv Alaska Rurear..)
ATLANTA. Ga. Dec 8 ? In the Dom
ocrwtjc gubernatorial primaries held
in this state. e*-govemor Browr. swept
the State.
Brown's victory is due in a large de
groe to the withdrawal from the gtrt< i
erna tonal sphere of Governor .Hoko j
Smith, who has re^gnod the govern- i
orship of Georgia to become a I*ni<- j
ed Stat?5 S<*nat?r.
There wifi be a train in this even i
i_g Pom Whitohorse
The train left for Whitehorse this j
morning with fifteen pasesngers.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. W. Lowle this !
afternoon enjoyed siome dOHghtfii,
si eight ng.
The steamer Hwnbojdt left Ke*cbi- \
kan at 2 o'clock this a/ternoon and i
wilj be in port Sunday mornii*
LABOR ASKS
DEKMN
I
THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
LABOR DISAVOWS
DYNAMITING
(Bt Alaska Ni wi Hurcaa.)
WASHINGTON, P. C. Dpc. <!?
Thr> American Federation of lAhor to
day issued a statement disavowing
ti^aie a na'onv n-bich tie Mo
N'anarks ha' e ctmf - <"i to.
They ask a cowt invetf.-adon of
the Fe^- ration. t<;hrr in tie rta<e
or fp"K-raJ courts.
DETAILS PF !
HE
VA1 i>EZ. Nov. 22 ? L*w. pTeninf: '
ihe t w;i ?-R.s thrown into * state ;
of areat exalcwnt orer the new* i
v.*t was brought concerning the j
loath of .a cosine of ni initio men. and
-ho anrmv escape of othorn. A par
-y started out Sunday morning for j
the Mayfiold mining property. Thcr
Wt Ahc sip bay <>ariy in the rooming,
la the party w ere FVed Cook. WUJiam
Cumnjin^y. Tori Date a: id Mike Shw
rr. Tli ere had been a l>Iii*.ird and
the weathtr *?? intensoly co#d. The
wen fcusd it titfrk.iK fc# n.alco much
progress b t they strucJed along
untij tn the afternoon. On the di
vide between Shoup and Columbia !
irla Cov>k and CiMunthic? cou<d ?o
no farther Their hand* ears and 1
feet became ftoee-. and from shear
oxhaus-Uon they hal to give up. Af
tor falling :r> the growtd they wore
both e\ kienUj- soon froitcn to death.
When found they were within two
miles of the camp. The other two
men were .-^ightjy In ft--1 v-ance a>nd
while ?;? iuring the most intense an
guish. a* they were baity frost bitten
and so weak they could hardly draa
thems<4vea along, thej- fi natlay nucceoj
ed in reaching earop tliat evening !
After a time whom Cook and (*uro- ]
niinw failed to appear it was feared
Hai they had aueottttbeil to the ele- |
raer.ts. K was. however, intensely
dark and impossible to start out in
search. In the morning th^lr bodies
were found about half a nUle from
where they hal been seen the prev
ious afternoon aboir four o'clock. A I
party left today to hrimjj the bolit*
* ? Yaldez
One Way.
Wlgrrac - I never knew ?wb n fei
low as Hjonos He to :inrnys looking
for tnmhlf II err ? -he TTrn wh~
doesn'l he cet nam :
There's nothing hntf So Ri**1 as
laughing. Never cl> in >< i c.'t.
sing. Mack wants Cnvd
FANCY DRIED FRUIT
J& j& 4? 4? ?? 1911 PACK ?7 4l? 47 j&
S. and W. Brand Exported Apricot?
Peachea
Apple?
Pear* "
Prunes
Figs
Table Layer Figs (Calm y ma)
Table Layer Raisins 1 pound package
*
25c per pound
19c
18c
17c
15c
12c
20c
20c
Seeded Raisins 1 lb. package 15c. 2 lb 25o
Cleaned Currants, per package,
Fard I>aU9. be?t of all dates
Imported French Cherries. Candied.
15c
20c per {>ound
roc
Tke prtoe may appear a lift)* hi$h on some of thesa poods,
but wa wish to oall attanUom to their very superior quality The best
is ahrays Use ebeapae*. KBd the above is so exception.
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
? + + * + + + + + + + + + 4, + + + + + '|' + + +
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
FINDS GRAFT 13
RAMPANT
(By Alaska S?wa Rnrean.)
WASHINGTON, B. C. Dw. *?
C Jtnptro'ler of Currency. Lawrence 0.
irray, in Ms annual report, states
?i th re is cioch ?Taft in Ore bank*
rju :ho?t the country.
H?> decOBred thai many hank ofttci
are irptfi'np persona? eompensaUon
?V1? money. for Joans ma<k> Hp
ndcnm* this as & peraMons habit
- id a pT(?t disgrace to the banking
a id ftnanciai worW.
PORTLAND ELKS
AOOPT SEIHI LAWS
PORTL V.VT1 Dec. 8 ? A <ommi*skm
rm of government. simitar in many
i to that now In o?c by man?
th* V a<1i&? citlew of the ro?ntry,
bren t K~t>to<l by thr RHcf of PoK
t for handling the bustoew of th?
? -an<1 ki.!ge convention. <o be he-H In
; us city next Jttty
Tli( tp are 10 rommift?4onf,r*. wb<*<?
i rk is divided under the following
h vis: General arrangements. recep
?>!, gra*>1 k*lge, d?coratkwi?, flnanc*
Uftainmor*. paradf* ?nd mwif, ho
? '?. p'lb'icity. t.rfiKWfr. K. K. Ku
b'.i, ex-w'ted rnl?r of the Jodre. ooou
- the position of clMUrnMwi. corre
?prading to the office of mayor.
Harry C. MoAMater, former state fiah
i.id gasif commissioner of Oregon,
h is btvw ejected s<x~T<*ary of tb?
c. itmri?tion arid i* general manager
of the convention.
The pla n is proving vory awce*.
f ?'. in view of the fact that the city
* PortJ*T?d I* tkitt rmgasred in a cam
for the adoption of the oom
v >slor p!an in the government of tts
n THiirtpa* affair*. the progress of the
h.ks is Iteiiig ?-a'ahed with special
j
CONDEMNS
ALASKA
TONS OF SPOILED ALASKA
HALIBUT A XI) SALMON
ARE OESTROYEO
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Dec. * ? 8t?U Dairy and
food comro4?tlofi*r L. Davie* hu <~on
i'TmiM 324,400 pound* of frotpn hal
Ibot In the dtoracf* rnomn of the Unit
ed Warehouse Company
Mr. Darin declared that the flab
vrre unfit for food "Thf> fish are
nX d?*t*mpoaed,-' aahl Mr. Davie*,
bat aimpty snar as Ow? of
parkin* In s&rlts before the animal
heat wa? out of thorn '
The fifth were shipped by the Tak'i
Canning and Packing Company, of
Aiaoka. to the w*r?hoi)*o Uiro?ijch the
wimmer tr. amaH lo*a
Another batrh of halibut, conwfVin*
"K 32,000 poinds, hr4onetn* to tho
Standard FWh Company, van welled
ai the same warehouse This con
signment la aald by Mr. Da visa to
be over a year old and wm held a
ten* tJrne In another jrforae? plant
before belnif turned oner to the T"u4t
e-i Warehouse Company
One thousand pounds of salmon, be
I- njctn* to the Seattle Oyrfer ft Fish
C mpany were *Ko e<H red In the
same warehouse.
WILL TRY
NOME
MEN
t Br AlA*ki? M?1 ft. Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Dec. 8 ? Vmimnn h*ve
been summoned. from which a Jury
,rtH b* sheeted to try U>? cm* of
A. H. ?ru) CS?rr>iKp Moore. who ?re
rb<uv?l with u*tnr the mails to <V>
fraud
The defeodwrrt# were th* promoters
of the BMor*1o DKch ro?np*ny *t
Nome.
They we fUUd to h*ve ohUinH *ev
on hiirxlred thoaMnd <!ott?rs fraudu
lently from the Mstrk holder*. bacin*
left many of Ux> *t*or tided in
lb* North -.
g. The one Important Thing j
In Giving
OLD OR
?XmasJ:rnts) young
Is to give something: he really wants.
That's really the important thing in
GIVING TO ANYBODY.
The One Difficult Thing
With a Man
Is to find out what he really wants. You
can't find out from him? he either won't
say, or he doesn't know what he wants:
"doesn't want anything."
Just come in here and look over a
store full of things that h^'d like to have
without asking him any questions.
WILL CLAYSON- "Gothier
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING