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10 SHU gUESTIN
S^K *L N CONVEYS TWO
TO ST*TE
PRISON (
< K? Ai*?k* N>?
0$ vW^SUBS rvv n-^,V?ka and
-C3K* V . N* r. kVTV *>?v to
> > rTKsor^ >?;?:? Saturday
v cbt ox * s;voi*I train
t?otk ?<?* broko <V?*n N-fofv Dbt
w TJ><N r ch;t< ?**"! j ^""pawd to
?? . ? r A?y?i iroO>e who J*
is OtodMMI.
TS. s)Mt of Nr sons' coik Imp
?v> s. i er* s* ?? iOe. and it ?
'On; ??bt? * ? ihx wow frva iV
JAMES 25.1;
JOHN 25.315
i Rj x'-xsta N-?j 9orm?.)
-<v\ KVTIX. OA. I>c n? The
VvN*;-- v*f b#r* re^SenSay
*i i??a ovterk
nUkl fcosc of Lboir ?rrtv?l_
>iKi of :>< aw? *vr* "oiorc ta tht :T
oe?ts 'act.* u> s?rv* *. i-fr s>ea?eace
*?d Jots to s*"?d tb* next TIT^eeei
v<>?r? of h-s- kf* ;t & jcisor. ceS
?V>ik aw-r. * A>
rr*j?!h?d .i*sk? r-3! Kc tam as
OflWKt *14 rtxi .Wit ?X I*
<?*>? t mi?r fc?rp*>r
REBELS SLAY
RIGHT AND LEFT
By \ S>?* Bvreas.)
r^KiN !>c > ? Wor>d has >?*a
r*>c \*c th*; e*rtt t>c?w*ad Maach**
i*Tf r.'As*UTv: -x. Xh? Shaur
iMk jrvnx* by Reikis
ENTOMBS 1
COAL MINERS
FIRE FOLLOWS THE EXPLOSION
CUTTING OFT RESCUE
PARTIES
t Ry Alaaka N?rs Bureau.!
BOTCSYILLBk. TVan lVc J>? A tor
rifle fruc expKwior. took ptaoe here
(has momins oatomMiw? on* hundred
*j>1 fifty oo*J minere FIruk* broke
?** after Uio explosion,
stowttiris off tV iwom and prevciK
1ns **' K?ingt carried to the rntorub
miners It ? feared iMt aU have
N?en hinted to death
mmeMieai
GETS DIVORCE
By Alaska News Bureau.}
NEW YORK Dec. S> ? Bofrert Cha J
"wr New York miBioaar* and ri?*>
man ha? aJk*w*d Xfflf. Una Cava
lert. the famous operatic star and
to p< a #h<oroe
He has also setUed as income of
?*?ve?ty-C:ve tbousanc doJla.-* a yea*
or. her
i By Alaska N*ws Bureau.)
LOS ANGCLKS Do* 11? Clarence
narrow, owiiwl for ^ McN'amaraj.
saL.,1 today that he would soon ?*n
pHe a st?te?nem of the mowyf the
defeiwe has received l*"Orc the Pod
erwtjon of Lai?nr
Preah Ofeairta Oyrfer Oocktafte fit
the Board of Trade
? Speaking of Overcoats I
*
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
TS? up-T?-Oat? Habertieher and La.^lw Fwmi?h?r.
nvn SEES SHOD
11 UK) Hums
Alaska Bureau Contains Moneyed Alas
kans ? Square Deal League, Dollar
Subscription Organization.
(Rt Mafia S(tr< 9MU.)
SKATTLK D*c 11? ThoW4ck?r
ham noting hwl Saturday nUrht.
j Vr tho R'ispJc?! of the Alaska
IVai l^cne. was *<?11 attcnd
In Ms addross before thr Lrajrdr.
DeJ<w;;to Wickorshaa) iirjjtxl that
Uwe l?e jH-a** W?wn all factions
and that all pel togefthr |q a united
wx*k ft* cr?a?'* vlaska
Ho afe?o staled himself as Ivtnv
<UU opposod to Uh? k?u?in?
?; proposed by Secretary Pish<T and
President Tafl
To a representative of thv Alaskan,
hea Askod m (o his idea o t tbn
a?i<"w orcaniMMoiw wMdh Mire tak
u;1 Hie Ala^lmn pause, \VJckersbam
?rr reticent of dtortwnlng thorn
to .-t?ted Vha< the SowMJe Chamber
r :mw. roe Alaskan IVirean rort
H of moneyed men and had tx*
-!:? .1 It. tiMv* r?*i Oaakaiw and men
interested in AlMfet, than the SQuaro
1V?J L*-A?ue wttcti Is a doUar wib
nrlptkm or>r?ni ration.
Wiek??rsh(*m declared that both or
vV rations contain friends aa well
n. enomiea It la hte honest dairfre
hai luMi work for the Intrrwfta of
Alaska, foTRottins all Iti.lhidnaj in
>wap*
W S Remick. better known to his
. any :r:en*is a.- "Smith-- Remirti.
v. .i N a passenger south on the
Curacao tonight.
Kemick is an old timer in and
juvu.'i., Stagwtiy CotrirtR h*-ro in the
.<vrjy he has been industrious
3.TH1 stUCCCSSftll
FVir the pasi aevoral years. Mr.
:lemick has been a trusted employe
of the White Pass Railway ?_ and when
the position he fiHed was abolished,
he decide*! to try hi* fortune at min
3$ and spent most of the late snm
:i ct and tall prospecting Not meet
. ?:<; with success in the latw?r occupa
tion he has d<vided to go to San
Francisco. where he is interested in
he Tfefna Vista Sanitarium. He
w LB winter th"Te and may po into
He transferred all his businow in
terr-rts in Skasway consisting of ooti
? 'era Hie oottateT*! paper, and a re
contly acquired house and lot on 3rd
Avetwe between Broadway and Stat*>
Stree*. to J. F Anderson The tran^
fer K-ss jwwrted on Saturday
It Is thoucht by Mr RetnicVs
fHennl* that with th? rptttrn of ?prinf
*r>d the birds. refr??hed and satisfied j
wft* a cood vteSt to the outside world
tv W return to his oM stamping
rrncind aeain
Mr and Mrs Henry Dtctaon and
children were passengers on Friday i
nipht's train. Mrs Dickson was im- [
mediately taken to the White Pass
hospital, where she will he troawd :
for heart trouble |
a ? ? t t t ?_ -t- J
k b:s give
u
The Arc-tic Brotherhood h pr*^*r
ing to five a big dance on Thursday
ovening, Dec. 14th.
This wiN be In. lie nature <4 a bem
? -t'.' ?'<* the proce?to coln^ to J
u.il thr fund be4n? raised to boM
annua] Christinas Tree for the
?*htl>!n.n of . mrty.
There *'<1 be iki rtanoe on Chris*
tg m.ht. after tlie Christmas Tree!
f< Uvitit*. Uk> ev(4\Jn(t be4n* riven
to the children rnUrwty. It fc<
U; r<'" ire espied that every one wlH
>irr. osrt and have a rood time, and
holp toward entertiiinin* U?e cfcOdren
or> rhrietma*. "I
Juneau was plwnjrwi teto de*t?'
mo-urninc Ja?t Wednesday over tie i
- ii, ??'*?* o< the death of Mr?
Ewins^. wife of Howard S Ewlnjr.
ajont for the Pacific Coast &t?*ro?hJp|
Company, in that vKv
Mrs Rwituc died at the Minor Hoe j
ni: il ?? Sr?.tUe. where she had gone i
for treatment.
Henry FV>odenth?iJ Phone 7<?. Qald
delivery Itaepage and f>xpreeeln? on '
? '(Oft retire, day or ntjfht.
L .L J. J. J. A .1 J. J. J. j. J.
FANCY DRIED FRUIT ?
J? 1911 PACK j0 & 4S> &
S. and W. Brawl Krai>orfced Apricot* 2/>c per pound
Peaches lt?8
Applt-d
P(tn
Pninep
>-rna)
Table leaver Figs (Calmy
18 c
17c
15c
12c
. 20c
Tahle leaver Raisins 1 pwnd package 20c
Seeded Kai>ins 1 lb. packaere 15c, 2 lb. 2/>c
Cleaned Cnrrauts. jwr package. 15-c
Fard I>ates. best of all dates 20c per ponnd
Imported French Cherries, Candied, 70c
Tie price may appear * little high o? tome <* theee e*o?U,
but we ?tah U c*H attention to their very superior <|ua)ttr Tkebss*
w aJvays the cbeRpeei. and the above is no excepttsii
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
+++++++++++?+++++++?+??
LABOR DEMANDS
IHVESTI6ATI0N
| 'FRISCO UNIONS ADO VOICE TO
FEDERATION OF LA80R
DEMAND
(Br Alaska New* Itenu.)
8AN FUANCMCO. Dec 11? In nrrl'fl
j 'o qtiW the mimemo* rumors wMrfc
are afloat to the pff?rt that many
abor leader* are conn?<?i with the
dynamite rmtraeos which hav<> been
; tnJuiervl In throughout the conntry,
! 'he I Abor Council h?'rc. ha# added tt?
vt-*of to that of the fYdoratlon of
l<abor. aaklnjr that a Uioronjth ami
| warrhin* lnv?Mi**?ion by th? court*,
i ?rf the labor union*.
ATTY. GENERAL
IS POISONED
(By Alaska Ncw? Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec 9? The
sudden attack of IUr>?e* of Attorney
General XCIckccaham. who wa* taken
ill 4n a <*Nnet meeting ha* been at j
tribute*! to ptomain polnonlnf
OEFIANT.REFUSE
io iesw
(By Alaaka News Bureau.)
I /OS A.VOHLKS. Dec 9? Sollen and
defiant, the McNatnaras will be tak
en to prison within the neit twenty
fow honra.
They have both grown defiant and
rcfix* to testify before the (?rand ,
Jury
Mrs Martin Conway and children
returned Brum a visit to the Sooth
veeterday on the HumbnWC
IKES REPORT
10 CONGRESS
i
COMMITTEE OH EXPENDITURE#
FAVOR? GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP
(By Alaska New* BafHt I
WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec II? The
formal report at the Home rnmrmft
oa cipondKnr?<*, tow pT*wni'<| ?o
?hc Home OltMihf.
U ftski i the iftwnUwwU of the On
^twwJoikU Investigation of the Co*
'mBer B*y conVoretay. TV>y base
their request on rsttMMMftdaUmn to
'itm. effect by AtWney Brandos
The report says that the govern
?nent should own the northern coal
ft<*Hs Ami sho?w own And operate
h#4r own r*Oro*?V
The minority In the Howe ru *lv
<^n Hr# day* to make their report
RATE CASE
IS POSTPONED
OTTAWA. Due 7? The raao of the
W. PA TR nune to a mM?n ?t*i
lr?* this forenoon, when the hearin*
?? pn*^pofM>d nnttl January 22nd.
The company was prepared to pro
r-eed with the hearing, hot attorney
N H McLean, represent! it* the Daw
*vn itoftrd of Trade. ask**! for an ad
jowrnment In order that he ml*!**
parthT prepare the c?*e pco*e?tin*
*S*ins; the present r?M chanced by
he < ompany
Aitomey T H Chryalsr appear-!
for the company and through Oenetal
Manager OMtewon introduced a *rea'
?leal of evidence. showln* the poor
vale of lh? company's finance* and
had rnUook tnr the fo*ore
GOOD CROWO ATTENOED
EAGLES' FIRST DANCE
The Ea*W dance held in U?e<r bail
55at>!Tday nUrht was wefl attended
The floor and rooslr were both *ond
After the dance an etctttswt snpp?r
was served in the social hall of the
Barf**' hoRding.
The one Important Thing s V ?*\ f \ 1~%
Fn Giving KJLU \Jl\
Xmas YOUNG
I o r Man
Is to jf've something he really wants.
That's really the important thing in
G I V I N Q TO A N Y B 0 I) V .
The One Difficult Thing
With a Man
Is to find out what he rrally wants. You
can't find out from him? he either won'l
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
T"he Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND M \RX
? CLOTHING
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