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No 171 FOURTEENTH YEAR. SKAGWAY, ALASKA, SATI KI>A*i, SEN KM HER Hi, 1911 PKiCE. 10 CEHT#
MARSHAL LOVE SIEZES MEAT
IN COLD STORAGE OVER YEAR
(Special to The Daily Alaskan)'
FAIRBANKS. Sept. 16 ? Last night
District xVttorney Crossley libelled ;
eighty-four tons of meat which was
shipped from the outside over a year
ago. and which has been in cold '
storage ever since.
Acting under the provisions of the )
pure food law, I'nited States Marsha:
Love made a seizure of the meat, and
will proceed to destroy It.
While this is looked upon by the
people of this' city as a just act, it
is thought that there maybe a short
age of meat this winter and that the
prices will be very high, owing to the
lateness of the season, and the fact
"that there is little chanec to get a
fresh supply in before navigation
closes.
KLONDIKE GETS
RANCHER'S LIFE
A. G. Holland, of Prince Rupert, ar
rived up on the Princess Royal en
route to Dawson, where he has been
called by the sudden death by drown
ing of his brother on September Dth. |
C. A. Holland, who has been a res
ident of the Yukon for a number of
years was crossing the Klondike river
from the Sunnvdale ranch which he
owned, and his horses becoming
frightened by the swift waters, be
came ungovernable and overturning
the wagon, threw Mr. Holland out.
He was caught in the rapid current,
and before aid could get to him, he
was drowned. The unfortunate man
leaves a wife and family in Montreal
whom he has not seen for four years I
past. A. G. Holland was a resident
of Skagway during the erection of
the W. P. and Y. bunkers being em- :
ployed in their construction, and is
making the trip into r>awson for th?
purpose of settling the affairs of his
unfortunate brother.
PHYSICIANS HAVE HOPE
KIEV, Germany Sept. 16 ? The phy
sicians in attendance upon Premier >
Stolypin have issued a bulletin that !
the Premier passed a fairly good i
night and that hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
The Jefferson will be the next Al
aska Steamship Company's boat in
to this port instead of the Dolphin.
I'nder this arrangemnet the Jefferson
will be here Wednesday.
REVOLUTIONISTS
ARE SOLDIERS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. IX C. Sept. 16? Ad
vices have been received here by the
; War Department that the Chinese Re
| volutionists are drilled like soldiers
and are prepared to stand a long and
| fierce fight.
WILLPROIECT
IMPERII
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LOS ANEGLES. Sept. 16 ? In a u*
ticipation of trouble In case there is
a general strike of the car shopmen
of the Harriman lines, workmen are
building stockades around the South
t-rn Pacific works in every city where
the Harriman lines have shops.
This is taken as an indication that
there will be no compromise on the 1
part of the Railroad, and that they
will fight the union to the end.
UP IN THE AIR AGAIN
ALTA, Cal. Sept. 16? Robert Powltfl
the airman, succeeded in repairing h 4
biplane at noon today, and resumed
his flight this afternoon. He made
a fine start from here, and his mach- ,
ine seemed in good order.
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You will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
aOcouc
SUITS AND
POLO COA TS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-Data Haberdasher and Ladles Furnisher.
8. C. ACTIi PREMIER VERV
OPTIMISTIC OVER ELECTION
HON. H. W. YOUNG, M. P. FOR ATLIN.
Hon Henry Wessen Young, L- L. D
Minister of Education and Provincial
Secretary, and acting Premier of
British Columbia, arrived up on th<j
Princess Royal this morning, aud tocic
the morning train for Carcross, from
where he will go to Atlin by special
boat.
Dr. Young has been speaking every
night for over a month past in Van
couver, Victoria, Chilliwack and other
points in the Delta.
Dr. Young Is taking a very active
part in the educational growth of the
Province. In 1907, the University of
Toronto conferred the Honorary D< -
?ree of L. L. D, and this year McGUl
University did the same.
Dr. Young has devoted much of his
time during the past few years to
the study of Leland Stanford and
Berkeley Universities, with the view
1 of building a University In British
Columbia. that would work In conjunc
tion with these noted Western seats of
learning. Such a union would mean
much toward raising the standard of
?eduaction on the Pacific Coast, and
would place the West on an equal
educational footing with the older
University centers of the Bast.
In speaking of the coming election.
Or. Young Is very optimistic and feels
confidnet that the Conservative party
will win.
CHINA REBELS
6EI MANY GUNS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
TORONTO. Sept. 16? Advices have
been received in this city that the
Chinese Revolutionists have captured
the big Imperial arsenal at Kiatin^.
and that thousands of small arms
and much ammunition fell into their
hands.
HA IS NOW
BEING DREDGED
(Special to Tlie Dally Alaskan)
FAIRBANKS. Sept 16? The first
dredge to be operated in the Tanana
river will bo placed in operation Mon
day morning and will work up to the
nd of the season. It Is believed that
the dredge can be worked for two
months before the season closes.
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^ .j.
Our Bargains Will Be *
j PEA CHESl
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4. ~ 4.
t This Week :
+ +
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* Two Large Consignments of Fancy Craw- +
* fords and Elbertas expeded 011 Seattle J
+ and Humboldt. +
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j, +
Quality will be the best and prices lowest of season .
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J P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
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ROBBERS BLOW UP BANK;
GET AWAY WITH 1298,000
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Sept
16 ? At an ear'y hour this morning!
three robbers entered the Bank of >
Montreal anil departed with t'fo hnn
drrd and fifty-eight thousand dollars. |
The robbre* du<f rhroiuh a brkk w# I
four feet thkk. and drilling into the
vault, blew it open.
The hank te separated from the
police headquarters by ote buildin*.
and It wan thron?h thf* bnlldln* !hat
th* robber* dw* th?(r *ar into M
bank
Upon risking up UW? loot
It la fonnd that twnty-thon?*nd dol
lar* w*r<* In *oW. wMl? -h? r?main
?l<*r of thi? ?wo hanrfrorf and ffffy
?ifht thousand dollar* ??r? in ?<??
fire and t??n dollar bJfla Th- poH<*?
srr working on fh? m*?, hot f h#y
ran Hnd no clu?. ?tfhoti*h tfc?y ar?
*an*uln? of rufrhlnir !h? thf?r?n
TIFT 80W ON ?
WESTERN TRIP
(Pjr Alaska News Miir<?au.J
BEVERLY. Sept. 16- At sii o'c|o k
last nistht President Taft started on
hi* tour of th<* Wrtt. and before h?
naches h-rec- aialn. he will know
what the result cf hi* lonr has had
with the vcter* !n of the state*
The pre*ident had an early dinner
with his family before leaving in cel
ebration of the fifty-fourth annivera
iry of hfs bfrth.
BIRD ill WILL
WAIT ON WIND
(Dy Alaska New* Bureau.)
SUSQUEHANNA, Pa Sept. IS ? Al- j
though ready to depart at an early !
hour this morning. Aviator James
Ward was unable to launch bit air
craft, owing to the strong wiada. Ra
ther than run a chance of wr-cklng '
his machine, he ha* decided to watt !
nntil the wind goea down.
The SS. Georgia, of the Juneau 88.
Company, left Juneau on time thia
morning and should arrive at to
night. She will sail *outh at * a m
Sunday morning.
IHE HIE HOPE
GETS BEATING
(By A bum N? w? Borxii i
NEW YORK S#pt l?? Altbrmtb
there van no betting a' 'fee rmc ??de
of the Morrh FIjii# fi^ht. !k? wIM
e-it enthn?ia*m was manifest when tile
two contestant*! entered the rln*.
Pt-om the start of the fWtht. /'?
FJrnn rle?rly hurt the better of It,
nwhed the White Hope from the b?
.rtnnia/. At the end of the t*n'h
round Morris' faee wa? batt*r?d *o
a pnlp and l^ynn only ?ho??d a
?R*ht lump or?r his left eye
Fight fan* ?mr that it was Uie (jpn
-at ten romid battle whi<-h ha* been
fon*ht for a lone time, a* Flrnn ?w
terrific, and while Morris was in *ood
condition, he was not ahle fo ?H*fc
jrtand the *rlef
iBf Alaska New* Rureau.)
BOOT, Idaho Sept Secretary
of the Interior Walter Fl?her Is
today inspeftina the new Arrow Rorfc
Dam. which haae been pot tn by Uie -
aoTernment for water atorace for Ir
rigation purposes
Have One On
Yourself!
A Dry One
A
SLIP-ON
Rain Coat
Entirely Free From Rnhher
Slip into a "Slip On" then
we.w it nnilc when it rain*
Its a Lire Wire
line of hats we handle
Seek here anft yon
shall find ju*t what
your mind i> made up
to have
: WILL CLAYSON-mL
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