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DEATH CALLS
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iu Hafe*. Neck W ear, etc.
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WILL BUILD RAILWAY THROUGH
TO THE IDITAROO IN A HURRY
(By AUaka N**? BurMu)
NEW YORK. May S? A syndicate
( f New York i-ai*taRsU, headed bj
V. L. Scheur havt> acquired the right
of way of tbe Alaaka Short Une awl
will send a corps of engineers north
t? begin active operations in railroad
Luilding. li is their Intention to have
the road completed from liliawna to
Kuskokwlm. tapping the Innoko and
Mltarod in 1911.
(By Alaska N?w* Bureau)
SEATTLE. May 2? John Rosea*,
who rvturnnl (tuui Wuhlsjftuu today
- nUw ibat liio war deyarcmaot. bmi
madt> arrangements to shtp 2000 tons
fo coal to Seattle to be used on the
warships ot the Pacific Coast Squad
ron for testing: purposes. _
LITTLE fit DIES ON COTTAGE Clflf
A very sad occurrence took place
on th? I'utL&gv City lust Friday even
ing when little Carolyn Cochran died
after an iliatwii ot le^a than one day
Oa Thurwdny the chUd complained of
ifehu^ sick and It waa not thought
Uiat anything serious was the matter,
but on Kriday without any warning
>ae *n* takeu with a hemorrhage of
the lucgs and died in a few minutes
Mr# 'ochran was on her way from
Los Angeles to Join her husband at
I'arcro** where he ? employed a*
aiining engineer on Use Big Thing
mint?.
Mr. Cochran has been eomwunkat
<?d with by wire and will arrive on
ihe train touight. Undertaker Har
rison has charge ot the body and the
' HjrUl will take place here tomorrow.
Everything that could be done was
done by the officers and passengers
on the ship to comfort the bereaved
mother and the two little daughters
who are with her.
Mrs. Cochran is stopping at the >
FRED bWORDI
10 LEAVE NORTH
frYv\l iirayford will leave oil either
the City of Si-attle or the Humboldt
for Seatle where he will make his
home in the future, having sold his
intervals in Skagway to Mr. Clyde
llowerton.
"I have spent the beat part of the
l^>t thirteen years iu Alaska..' said
Mr ttrayford yesterday "having co tu
tu re iu the early days of the Ktoi:
dyke rush 1 star Led to work on the
White Pass and Yukon road in Sept
l v.?8, and hav? been in the employ
of the company ever siuce.
"1 made some investments a few
years ago and lately they have been
increasing la value so rapidly that
they need my personal attention. 1
have property in Seattle, Vancouver
and Edmonton, aud intend to Invest
in ITiaoe Kupert if it k?k? good to j
me.
"1 don't know whether I shall ever
come beck to Alaska, but If 1 do, it
?U1 be to prospevt lu the Interior
1 spent one season m there and every ?
i>ihv (a a while I hear the "call of j
U? wiML"
Mr. Urayftord is one of the best ;
known engineers on the White Pass
and his mauy friends will be sorry
to se? hliu go, but they wish him
auccew in the future, in whatever
business he may engage.
MATCHED GAME
YESTERDAMO-9
There was an exciting game of base
ball pulled off on the Athletic
grounds yesterday between a picked
team of Whiter and a Native team, j
Seven innings were played and ;
the victory was hard earned for the
Whites, as is shown by the score.
bVdlowuig is tho line up:
Natives Whites j
Johnson c Phelp*
Mark P RapuMi
Roberts lb Junior ,
Liennis 2b MoBrlon
treorgo 3b Mclntvre ;
Mrancls ss lltauchard '
John f Estrada, j
Score 10 to 9.
Umpire Klrrnse.
Time of game, 1 hour 37 mluulea
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LIE APPEALS IB CONGRESS
FOR OPENING OF GOAL LANDS
(By Alaska N?w* Buraui.)
SEATTLE, May 2? John Labaree,
president of the Alaska Central rail
road has written an urgent appeal to
congress asking tor the passage o t
such measures as will allow for the
opening and development of the Al
aska cool lands*.
EDDIE DON'T
LIKE TEDDY
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau.)
LONDON, England. May 2 ? It is
tnowu that King Edward is opposed
to meetitt ex-Pre?sident Roosevek oc
account of the strong Republican sen
timent that Roosevelt Id creating in
Europe.
THEODORE IS
IK AMSTERDAM
(By Alaska Now* BureauJ
AMSTERDAM, Holland. May 2 ?
Ex- President Theodore Roosevelt
spent Sunday in -his city.
HE OPENS
BRANCH STORE
The big safe required by H. D. j
Kirnue tor his branch store on Broad
way having arrive Mr. Klrmse has
opened the store and is now doing
L.usiuvtis there having placed a com
plete line of his jewelry, souvenir
goods and other articles and is no*
prepared to handle the tourist trade
iu metropolitan style.
Go to the Dominion Cafe in White
horse for good home cooking. tf
!Y MOUNT
MI. M'KINLEY
(By Alaska N*?a 8ur?au)
SEATTLE. May 2? The Brown par
ty. backed by the American Geograph
ical Society will leave on the Port
la ml oeit Friday. It is tin? inten
tion of the party to scale Mt. McKin
ley to its highest peak.
(3v Alaska Newa Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. May ??
There a small hope for the passage
o.' the measure granting federal aid
for railroads in Alaska at this ses
sion of congress
L6R!
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James McMillan arrived here ??n
Saturday from Atl-a and left this
morning for Lot; Cabin.
Mr. McMillan has been given a
contract by the B. C. Government to
construct a bridge over the Toochi
river on the Fan Tail Route from
Log Cabin to Atlin.
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