WOMEN BARRED
AT THAW TRIAL
(By United Preaa.)
New York, Dec. 31? It h&a been de
cided by the court before which the
Thaw case will be heard that bo
vomeo will bo permitted in tha court
room during the trial. Moat of the
newspapers of the city comment with
favor upon the decision although the
question Is ra as to the right of the
court to so role. . ]
AOKI IS OFF
FOR moo
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(By United Press.)
Washington, Doc. 30.? Ambassador
Aokl is today bidding farewell to
Washington, preparatory to going to
Tolcio to report to the emperor. Am
bassador Aoki baa mnde himself very
popular in administration circles acd
regreta because of hla departure art
being expressed generally.
The contest which tus been carried
on in th? ranks of the Arctic Brother
hood for some weeks reached iu time
limit ltu? cipht when four new mem
ht r? went over the trail? E. J. Shaw,
Dan McKay, C. E. Jonra and H, H.
Di uper.
The contest has resulted in bringing
into the c?cp alxty new members, of
whom more than h?!f are to the credit
of the c m maud of E. M. Culbertaon.
Therefore that contingent marshaled
by Frank Webster is due to provide a
grand sapper to all the others. The
suppei w .1 bt given ia A. B. hall aome
aieniug of nest week.
At the meeting last evening a com
mittee on arranging for the form ttlon
of the baseball team was named es fol
lows: Snow, H< tier? and Seymour.
A committee was also cansd to
frame Skagway camp's protest
against the formation of any camp of
the Brotherhood below the Alaska lioe.
The committee 19 Le Fevre, Wall and
Bowman,
The Christmas tree committee re-1
ported 1255 received, and >2i)d disburs- '
ed. It was voted to dooitc the balanoe
to the Public library fund.
The ?ttendanco aat night filled all
available space, Messrs ^i't and
Hayward, of Dawson carop, were
visitor*.
PEOPLE
AT HOME MID
ON THE TRAIL
c'apt a:o John Irving carne upon the
Princess Nli?y. % j
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Scott and Hay ward, two Dawson
mlnln ' partners, went south on the
Princ m 5' ay.
Dick Ryan is ?aid to be eoiog to build
a fine hoi -1 at Katalla? though the
chaQ/u! p'an- ?>f the Gufccenhelms
may have chinked his mind.
Miss L. A. Burkf, of the FlflN Aven
ue hoiel, Is ocod.'ed to her be') by a
severe attack of rheumat'sm.
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Deputy Customs Collector Whlttler,
was supposed to be aboard tbe Princess
May but has not arrived. The plnns of
Collector Miller for his bolidjj- have,
therefore, ffone awr< .
Judg) Silas H. Be Id has selected O.
H. Wells, of Ardmore. Okla , to be
e'etk of the conrHu the Third district
to succe^ K. J. Stier. Mr. Wella has
been a cleru In the federal courts of
Indian territory for ten yeari. Rd
Sticr succeeded A. R. Heilig as clerk
under Judge Wickeraham. Slier, has
considerable property at Fairbanks.
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F. F. W, Lowle, agent of th? C, P. B. |
R company la th*t city, returned from
bis visit to Vaucouter by the Prince##
May, and W. D. Conklin, bla assistant,
went with tbe boat on its return south,
for a vacation of soma weeks.
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J. H. Hudioo, an old-time Klondiker
who passed through 9kagway a few
d*ys ago after a visit to his old borne
in Eoglanrt, started from Whiteborse
for Dawson on foot. Hudoon is a hun
ter and says the walk to Oiwson will
put In condition for a trip which be
contemplates up tbe Klondike in tbe
near future.
Falcon Joslin, president of tbe Tec
ma Mines Railroad, who has been
spending some time in New York, was
In Washington the other day and is
now on bis way north. To a Washing
ton correspondent he said bis company
would rest for awhile on the record of
twenty miles of extension to the line
made last summer, and that no new
work would be u&dertaken next season.
Mr. Joslin went to the geological sur- '
?ey to get some maps and document^,
which the Fairbanks Chambers of Com
merce is to use lo a publication intend
ed to exploit tbe great resources of the
Tanana.
TOWNJALK
Clajson Si Co.'s a'ore will be open
until 8 o'clock tonlgbt.
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Oscar Wallen willgo toJuuneion
the Georgia for a few days visiting
friends.
Mr. Pelkey's subject at the Penlel
.Mission for tomorrow evening will be
"Holiness." AH ?re invited.
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Dr. Norman went south oo the Prlc
cess May, to b? sjone hr some months,
during which be wii take a post grad
uate course in surgery and physical dl
a^osis Dr. Gable came up from Van
PRINCESS m
III PORT
"fhe Canadian Paclllc steamer Prin
cess May arrived In the earl; hours of
the morning and departed about daj*
llgbt. She brought eight passengers
and took away 23. She brought a large
quantity of mall and 30 tons of freight.
Floating ice was encountered below
Juneau about Taku and the skipper
was anxious to get through it on the
down trip by daylight. Je reported a
good trip up.
oourer to look after Dr. Norman's pa
tients during bis absence
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E. J. Llddlcoat, who has been at
Haines for the past several months Id
charge of construction work, has re
turned. Be will at once complste the
work be had In charge on the public
school.
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A passenger up on the Prince :s May
was Mr. TrefontMn, telegraph oper
ator, go ng to Whheherse, While Mr.
Flemiog, who baa been operator at that
place, went baok with the boit on leave
oi absence.
Mrs. G. W. Ross, wife of the White
Pass agent at tho shops, who has been
in the hospital here for some time, wss
a passenger on the Princess May and
will go to St. Paul, there to enter the
hospital and undergo an operation
which Dr. Norman, who will accom
pany her-that far, believes will restore
her to health. After leaving the hos
pital Mrs. Rdss will remain for a time
with her sister, who resides at St. Paul.
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H. w. Service, author of the 'Songs
of the Sourdough" and '-The Spell of
the Yukon," books of poems that are
attracting Wide attention and are now
In their third addition, was in the oity
last night, stopping at the Pullen
house. He went south on the Princess
May. Mr. 8ervice is teller In the Ca
nadian Bank of Commerce at White
horse. He is going south on both busi
cess and pleasure, and will be absent
from bis post some two mont^. Mr.
J. W. Walsh, ,of Vancouver, takes bis
place during bis alwenc. ,
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Miss Katie, daughter of Major A. E.
Snyder, was a passenger on the Prin
cess May, going south to attend school
at Vancouver. Major Sn>der returned
to Wbltehorse this morning.
Big time? Masquerade? New Year'a
ere? White P?tss Club.
HAVE YOU SEEN
our? F. Canadlus Frlenlus, if not drop
in at Daylight and look at it? it is the
prettiest now ittver was. Respectfully
yours Herman Grimm.
Get your costume n>ady for the New
Year'* Masquerade
A WoaiI' rful Initramcnt
The Electric Mando'ln Piaro at the
Mascot. Eijfbt Mandolins with Piano
acoompanlment.
USE'S
LUCKY NUMBERS
In the big drawing St Kirmse's tbe
following were found (o be the numbers
having the luck with them: (1) 3504,
2)6823,(3) 5714, (4) 1997, (5) 1659. (0)
4484. Of these, throo numbers arc yet
to be heard from. Three bava report
ed. Will As< Ib tun winner of the
gentleman's diamond ring; Jerry Quln
lan won the gentleman's watch; Karl
Sparks, the gentleman's toilet case,
ft will be seen that it is the gentlemen
that have responded, >.c<T the ladies
that are to be heard from. Mr Kina
se says that there are large bunches
of tickets over beyond tho mountains
and one very large bunch In Portland
among which these lucky numbers
may be found.
Messrs, Wm. l^rltt. Jerry Qulnlan,
G, O. Hall and Mrs, E. J. Shaw formed
the committee in charge of the draw
ings.
H?adaohe? and Nonral tela fromColda
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, th
wcrld wide Cold and Grip remedy
removes cause. Call for full name
Look for signature E. W. GROVE 2 5
W
flEDENT WONOEBfllt TOONS
VICTOR AVD EDISON PHONOGRAPH^
Many great Imnroveinents bava
recently been cculr oa the Victor nod
Edison maohioes Ev*ty AlnsKa borne
sbpuld bave one of the November Ira
proved type, lire absolute y per
fect, much superior to ihe old stylea.
I Now la the time to have oae delivered
to your borne or place of business oa
the e?ay payment plan. Prices same
as Eastern cities and you have no
freight to pay. Jfou can r*i any and
everything In Recor 's and th- vlctorf
and Edison comes every month. Sin /
for you all the lata new son /a and ply
for you alj tbe late mus'cal selection
before you can get sheet music of saw
See all magazines, you will not t r
the Investment nor regret. Se? T
Sewell at Brltt'a Drug Store,
The Fifth Avenue hotel hasunlimlU
accomodations. Steam he*t and ever]
tolng modern.
Excellent line of Cravenette Coats a
I Clayson's.
Men's Swell Suits just received at
Clayton'*.
Boys' Suits and Overcoats a'. Cay
son's.
Miiequerade Ball at Wnite Pass Club
N'ew Year's eve? Don't fo'get it.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CATARRH
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
nhouM never be uned except on prescrip
tions from reputable physicians, as the
ditnsge they <lo la ten fold to the pood
derived from them. Hail's Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co .
Tolebo, O., contains no mercu y, and Is
taken internally, acting directly upon
tho blood and mucous surfaces of th*
system, In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure
be sure you pet the genuine. It is taken
interuall.v ?nd made in Toledo, Ohio by
by F, J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 76c. per
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa
tion.
All the delicacies of the season at
the Pack Train Restaurant.
Full Dress Suits at Clayson's.
Oyster Cocktails and Eastern Oysters
on the half-shell, for private families
and wolesale, at the ViennaBakery. tea
WE WISH ALL :
A Happy Mew
Year
ALSO
To thank our many
patrons- who have
helped to make Our
Business a Success
during the year
1907.
C. W. ASK & SONS f
JIJSI A WORD
Although OUR STOCK if
broken WE still have some
Beautiful Pieces of
Art Leather Goods
Carved Ivory
Cut Glass
Imported China
Nugget Jewelry
And Souvenirs
J. IKUTK
1 Torn Music Made Whole
Vkla?b'? Pipm, D??d?, Doouaiat*, Hour. Titl??, Eto.
It will take one minute to repair them
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A Happy and
Prosperous
NEW YEAR
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Geo. Blanchard, Manager