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ror.U-KKNT. Vr..VR SKAQWAY, ALABKA. TP83DAY. MAHCH^W PRICK .0 CBSTO
WANTS MONEY
SPENT HEBE
WICK ER SHAM INTRODUCES
NEW SILL SN CONGRESS
KtMt T*?at Ll?"? Money Collected
in AMMfca I* Scent For Temtorjr.
T en P ?r Cert for A^ert. t>irty
t>ec Cerl Por Sc*ooH. Remi*
ror R?*?a And Tr*'%.
?Ry *la#ha New* ftmw.1
\V AS.UN- .TW P C. March .
\ia?k*a Delegate Jaa??a WJ herabara.
vktr )j :rvvla\e<i a rvnofcn^oa in the
iouso a*fcing that the f*x revenue
m VlMka hy ike
;aea4 tivxn t?e H^ncr b?>*ifte?H *=sl
?-ther trade*. be turned oxer fw ?*e
:n the territory.
The reaohrtioa Mlts that tea Per
r-eat a t the kcrtte mtor.rr ooJ f-cted.
!<e applied to a road tor the rv-jiet
?t person* iixmj??ciiatert bj oWl ajtr.
'htrty pw cent be r>n for the sup
port of tW school srstrri and the
raaMMar to be *M to bsiMiwg
roada and traiin ta the northern
i-nwtrj.
TAFT REACHES HOME
PLEASED WITH TRIP.
(By Alaska News Bureau.*
VT.VSHINUTON. D. C., March U?
Freeudeat Tafl arrived home yoetr
viay frxxa his tour at Ohio.
K? expreaeed hitas*^ as refy wetf
pkwed with the rwuit ct h?> tour
aad w*th the rece|*ioa which he re
weired -hroagfcout h? entire jonro?>y.
ILLINOIS WILL CONSIDER
01RECr PRIMARY.
(fh Aia^ta New* Pcre*.'
CHICAGO, l!i., .March i;? ft is r?
hm*W that ??o\e?nor CharJe* S. Pe
?een is consider!?? tV c*!Jtra<e
* *pect*l le^Watar* ft* the |??ap<*<*
of de^idft* the qp?*tin? o t the direct
pnn#A- t tar the Fr??MMtoU nJWtoa
t?m in thi* at ate .
TV? VVT. tehowe train w*s heid
ov*e thte mom -is and will le^ve to"
morrow nnraiif with a lar*e twmher
of the |tass^m?rs of the May who
are hoand tor the 1r.?jd^
AMERICAN ANTHRACITE COAL
MINERS MAKE DEMANDS
1-5.000 Miners Want 20 Per Cent In
creaaa In Wa^ea, Eight Hour Dfty
And The Recognition cf The
Onior by Mine Operators.
(Ry Alaska. NVm Baraan.)
NEW YORT, March 13? INprttafc
the outcome of a general conference j
of anthracite coal operator* *nd de.-j
;e**'?a *? the rn?*ed Mtoe Worker* i
| <t Amflct tomotrow bltuminowa min
p? are preparing to prww demands
foe inet>a?ied nw<? The hituroin- !
oub men wW moot In hutfanapoi *. to
' tltMws the matter.
PreJfminary to the general confer
ence of anUiraeH* operators ami j
union delocates there wore meeting* i
<?f the leader* today on <Vaoan<is the}
miner* insist sb*U he incorporated I
;a a werhing a* cement to beconw 1
?pecati\e Vpril t
Tbe Mix* men insist their do
manda. which wiil attot IT5.0#<? hard
?*1 minora, ahall he granted though
| It is understood that. octsicl* the do
nvaiKin fnr morpMud wanes. fewer
bom* of labor and payment by the
ton. the onion men will compromise
! if ncceaeary. The miner* demand a
:H> per cent increase in waie?: an
etjeht hour day; recognition of the
anion: the collection of union (1th*
by operators; a one year instead of
' a three year agreement ; the abolition
of the conciliation board and that
for ' 'consideration work." a minimum
"ate of S.V5* per day for miner* ?nd
St T3 for laborer*.
DISCOURAGE VISITS
OF MOTHER-IN-LAW.
\ Ky Aiacha News Bureau >
NSK YORK. March 2? The R-**o \
; f?.ler Bible class, which is stuoyin
: tatlcts matrimonial in a sene> ot
n.id-?*?k meeting, took up the moih [
mn-ia w question ?a*t nb?bi "TV ?)
meting waa led by Rev. OtTpn G. I
Cocks, secretary of the League tot
Social Service, while John D. Rocke
feller. Jr.. sat hard by and tool
?tcs on a lance piece of paper.
I nswonrajre the visits of yoor
mother-in-law," said the speaker j
Don't let her yet a footho!d In the]
newly set up home It is better to
hare ?oH two room* and cook in
one of them and sleep In the r>tbe? I
tban to have a whole suite in the j
hotne of another. The timid bouae
wife, newly weeded. mak>* her firs!
i I'ttJe attempt* at her timorous house
tcping in the little new home. and
j there should he only the two there."
OUR
SPRING GOODS
Have commenced to arrive
We Will Have
Shipments on Every Boat
New Spring Millinery
Will be Displayed
Tuesday Morning
March Twelve
Come Early and Make Your
Selections
H. J. LYNCH
Th? U? To-Oat# iM?b*rct?sh?r ?nj LacMt* Fumithv.
BIG STRIKE IS
AT UN Ei
OPERATORS GRANT DEMANDS
OF COTTON MILL WORKERS
Industrial Worker* At* Given five
Per Cent Increste in Wages. Re
turn to Work Immediately. People
Are Happy.
tlty Alaska X*we Bureau.)
BOSTON, Ma-s . March 13? At a
meetiru hero of th?> cotton mill op
erat'jc* who harp been opposing rhc
demand tor a?rai*o In wkie* niArte
by tho thousand* of Industrie] work
ers In this stale. It was decided to
.?rant the rai*?- of five t*T cent,
which is asked by the striking mill
worker*.
The Increased wane w'll ro Inlo
on April first.
LaWRKNCE. Mas-., March 18?
The hnite cotton mill worker# strike
which has paralyzed all industrial ac
tivity In this re: ton for several
monttts. Is over. The slrikt rs thro
their representatives have accepted
the five per cent Increase In ware*
which have been granted by the op
erators. The hu^e mills which have
been idle Tor ?r> Ion; will commence
operations Immediately. There Is
great rejolchtR amongst the people
here at tho prospects of re^umint
vork. A* many of th?m have suffered
unch from their enlotved idleness
MANY ALTERATIONS VADS
ON STEAMSHIP SPOKANE.
1 HP Stvo.,^1 t' ?U on C<S|
.?iJK ? vi* ui<> uo. Uit>r?4 ^??k *oll*u
oae mil ?*\v t>?-av,N? atot&jr ai?r
.??? r?m i* next u?j..ln a:nvii!?- tioiw
->u tae i la.
I Do Uas l?*vu a.e^cd vjb
Mderaoiy dunu^ tup ta.? month* for
Uic purpose of Nltyitig tht Ulg i
t jRs> tourist imie. dap bas aivutu
dKuaiioa for is?* |M?Mvw?. l*ri???e
.at he have beeu ltifclajed. tiierp n?w
>*>in& t*che rvK>n_s couae<\in^ with
,nv?ie bath*. I Me rtwuis uiay no
cu*aeed by Uie payment of an ? *
a.ttoiul rare ot $z.<?0 ifci.On
? ay to Seattle t
A .largo nurabor of room* bare
oeen made to open outaide. Ail of
the rooms on the hurricane deck and
tea on I he upper dec* are ?vX.^<le
room*.
Other changes that have been
madt- which will add mnch to the
pleasure of traveling on the Spokane,
is the lance Observation and Social
Hall which ha* been placed on the
forwanl end of the Hurricane I>eck.
A spacious Smoking room has been
bulk on the after end of the upper
deck
In addition to the sailing of (he
Spokane the I"aciflc Coast Steamship
Company annonnce that t.hey will
l?ave a freight steamer carrying com
busifblea. sail from Seattle between
die 15th and the Cfltji of the present
month.
? ? ? ? ? l A J.
; PRIME MINISTER WANTS
arbitration or strike
SIUi*tlcri ir England Crow* More
Serious Day by Day. Bu?in??? Ac
ttvlty It Stagnant. Train* And
Ste?mer? Are Laid up.
(By \lA*kit News Mitreati.t
| LONDON, March 1.1 ? Gr??t i?ffor;a
arc being made by Prime Minister
?4enry Anqulth to brin? the rej.r?M?n.
atlves of the striking coal miners
md operators to an agreement to ar
?>Mrot? their difference.
The situation Is lwonil| wcule
j in this city. Vet y few train* ar*
running out of the city the scheme*
having boon nit down to a minimum
due to the Inability of the romt?anleR
? to set coal.
Hundreds of co^atwl'e stean.er* a e
nnal?K? to mov* for the la^k of fuel.
Transportation faci|itl<a th-oajho. t
the entire country are almost at a
standstill. There are ponaibl ttlea
that unless the coal shortage altu
r-'lon ts relieved kooh that there will
be, m* only a lurk of fnel In the
? uuye cities. but fooi supplies will
???n ?*hort.
Transatlantic stumer* are not M>
*ant. havtnc prepare* for the eroer-,
woncy previous to sailing from Amer-j
I ica. Seaport towns are becoming eoa
j rested with the tmjwrts which have'
ome in by way of the aea and which I
the railways have beep unable to re-j
I moire.
WANTS U. S. TO BUY
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
(By Alaska News Burtao.)
WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 13?
Senator Gardner, of Maine, today In
troduced a bill under which the gov
cmwiit would take over the .prop
er t-irs c# fOtprc s companies and op
eriUe them as a part of the postal
service, extending the service to the
rural delivery. The un>WW indicate
the probable crm at takta* over the
proper tie* as foJK'wn
Real propwty. $14,932,1(9; eiulp
men*. $7,381,405: materia)* and *up
nlleft, $138,510; advance payment* on
; eontracts, $.r..?3<5.Sf?, and franchisee.
' tood wHI, elc.. $10,877.3*1, ? total of
1 $30,165,819.
While the balance eheet* of the
oompamiee show other ajwet* of
nearly $150,000.0*0 Senator Gardner
.VROee that these are not devoted to
(xprom service and that ?hH prop
erty might be reta'ned by the cor
?wratlons wltberot Impairing Its
value
4TTELL DENIES TRYING
TO FAKE FIGHT.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
! SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., March 13
?Abe A'.tell, when intervVewel con
i ceralng the report which was print
-si In the Call, absolutely denied the
charge which i? made in the article
to the effect that he endeavored to
?fix" their boot he'd h??re Saturday
aftonoon.
"1 do not know who can be re
1 sponsible for r; read Wit such a re
' port eonoernin* my fl?ht with Mur
phy Saturday," he will "The flzht
was certainly on the aqnare."
J. JL Am aL JU at* 4? A* X
: CANNED FRUITl
I (PREFERRED STOCK) I
"** Tliij* is the season foreannwl fruit. "Preferred Stock"
* brand m?ians the choicest. pood* and h*j?t method* of
* can nine. Purity .mil Quality absolutely guaranteed
+ STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES
* PINEAPPLES BLACKBERRIES ]
; 000SBERRIE5 PEACHES
LOGANBERRIES APRICOTS
* PEARS PLUMS !
+ CHERRIES
I We also carry a full line of extra fancy .
+ dried fruits
: P. H. GANTY, Grocer
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4f
CANAL FACES
QE5TRUCTI0N
VOLCANOE THREATENS
BIG CULEBR A CUT
I Eruption of Sleeping Volcano* ^*ar
?d. ShO?ka Accompanied With
Rumbling* May Destroy Panama
Canal.
j
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
; NRW YORK, March 13? Adv4cea
j from the Canal Rone atate that gnv*
j fear* are hc1n< entertained there for
I the aafety of the Panama Canal, i
, Many earthquake ahock* have been j
felt there of late, combined with j
j rumbtliwi* which are cauatng the !
native* of the diatrlct no little alarm
i and which 1* exciting no little amount
I of comment amonaat the englneen
who have the work of the Canal In
hand
It it stated that the famous
Culbera cut I* directly above a aleft>
Ing volcano which ha* be.^n dormant
for centuries but which I* showing
algns of returning life
There have been many example* of
the returning of the?? dormant vol
cano* to active eruption without the
! allghteet warning. The rumbling*
and disturbances heard combined
with the alldea which have aKeady
I taken place In the region of the !
j hu*e cut are cauein* much worry.
SEC. OF STATE KNOX
ARRIVES IN HONOURAS.
tBy Alaska Newa Bureau.)
| SAN SALVADOR, March 12? Sec
i retary of State Philander Knox, *r
j rived in thla city today amd wits warm
ly greeted by the p->pu?ae* here. He
I wlH apeek before a large audience to
I night.
CONGRESS TO PROBE
BASEBALL TRUST.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, P. C? March 13? j
A resolution was introduced Into the
House today by Con ,-rp?*ma? Thonnu
OaBa*h?* of Illinois. asking that the
existence of a baseball trust be
probed.
WHITE PASS HOTEL IS
COMPLETELY REFURNISHED.
During the past few months slnie
the return of Mr. Racine, owner and
proprietor of the Whit? Pass Hotel
at Whitehorse. he has been very busy
remodeling the hotel. He has re
papered ami refurnished It through
out. All of the bed rooms hare been
refurnished and new Ostermoor mat
tresses hare been placed In each,
i that the weary traveler may be as
; wired of perfect re?t and comfort
The bar 1? stake! with the
cho4ct-st brands of ail kinds of
lkpior and he e*pects in a few days
to hare the dining room open to the
public
ARCTIC BROTHERS WILL
ENTERTAIN THE IRISH.
Nothing will be too good for the
IrWh Saturday night at the St.
Valentines Ball to be given by the
Arctic Brotherhood. The Irish, part
Irish and near Irish will all be there.
They won't fall to attend thU pat
riotic occasion.
Music Master Seimer has promised
to put a Blarney accent on the music.
There will be a g***1 old Irish feed
aftet the shlnanlgan Don't rales It
iREV. WHITC0M8E WILL
J MAKE ADDRESSES
Rer. Paul Osbourn*. of the Penle
? Mission states that Rer R. M. Whit
. combe of Juneeu will give addresses
at the Mission on Friday and Sun
day evenings. Every on,, is wetoKn
jiSto attend these meetings.
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
THROUGHOUT ALASKA
Go>imm?nt Will Mpl*? Nome A r*
Fort GIM*? Talegrap* LI ? WH*
Olreet Wlr#lr?? Co mmoolcallon.
( Hjr AlMkft Now* R ?/???!-)
SEATTLE. Marrh 13 ? ft hM be#n
announced here that the 0?*ernment
will <"*tabll<ih a wlrolom mmraanlf*
Unn along the Yukon river from
Som? to Port Olbbon at the rnO'ith
! at the Tanaoa. Tt?b? wl nrfeaa rom
munlcafion will repl*r# the telegraph
Un# wWrh hi now uaed.
The reason for thto rhange In uM
to be (ho difficulty which In ?xp#r
; ieneed in keeping the prwni Mo* In
| condition during the aerere winter
i weather. The terrific wtode wWch
blow In tbat region, frequently tear
flown the lines and aubjert th? line
man who would repair them to t?r
rlble MrdAhtf>*. <turlng which time
all communication ia ?it oft
ttondpd Whiakleo? Olbeon. Mount
Vernon and Belmont Trf* b?*t of
Peer*? Blue Ribbon, Fttidwpleer and
Palp Rainier, at the Maacot, Tele
phono ?7.
|"F there were a law
requiring all clothes
to be made from
pure woolens, the
custom tailoring we
deliver w o u 1 d b :
guaranfj;.' free Iron
traces of cotton, the
same as it id now.
Our famous Chicago
tailors,
Ed. V. Price & Co.
use only the purest
woolens obtainable,
and when we send
them your measure
for a new suit you
I can "bank on it
that fabric, style, fit,
workmanship and
price will satisfy you
completely. Let us
. show you the evi
dence.
WILL CLftYSON
S)TH E CLOTHIER