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No. 14ii. FOURTEENTH YEAR.
SKAHWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY, ADBUST 17. 1911 PMC*. WtWIf*
PLEASED WITH
HE NORTH
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Merritt, Mr. and
Mrs. Hannan. Mrs. Messersmith, and
Mr. Roy Woodard form a very inter
esting parly from Puadm, Cal., that
is traveling through the North for
pleasure.
They arrived in Skaswav on yesteri
day's train having come up from 1
I*awson where they had been look- j
ing over the country. They are now
?-n route to the outside and will sail
on the Dolphin tomorrow. They ex
press themselves as deli.sh U>d with ,
the journey up to and through the
great Northland.
JOHN BULLOCK
TALKS SOI
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 17? John
Bullock, who was arrested yesterday
on the indictments found by the fed- j
eral grand jury sitting in Tacoma
charging him with defrauding the
government on coal contracts made
the statement of his innocence. He
says he does not understand how or
why he was indicted.
EARTH PAKE j
IN PORTUGAL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LISBON. Aug. IT? The entire ter- j
ritory of the republic of Portugal
was today shaken by an earthquake
Don't forget the Gross Moving Pic
ture Show is running.
TRYING TO PASS
STATEHOOD BILL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASH1NTGON. D. C. Au?. 17?
; There Is a renewed effort on the
1 !?rt of both hoi?t? to pass the state
hood bill over President Taft's veto.
PORTLAND HAS !
j A CLEAN OP
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 17? The
chief of police of this cttv has issued
orders for the closing of all Rambling
houses in the city and also for the
suppression of the red light district.
TRIAL SET
1 FOB SEP. 12
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Aug. 17 ? Charles Hus
ton, indicted for defrauding the gov
ernment through coal contracts will
appear before Judge Hanford at Ta
coma on September 12.
OVER SUNDAY
(By Alaska News- Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. 17?
Congress will probably adjourn today
till after Sunday.
I>r. L. S. Keller will return from
Haines on the Georgia tonight
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
TOLKDO. Aur. 17? Aviator Atwood
arrived here today and was compelled
to alight and be delayed several hour
on account of a shortage of gasoline.
DOCTOR WILEY
BEFORE HOUSE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, B. C. Aug. 17? Dcv
tor Wiley, the pure food export of the'
department of agriculture was before j
the house Investigation committee j
yesterday.
woolIT
10 BE KILLED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. 17? Th
wool bill will go to President Taft
for his signature today. Those who j
are close to the president say that
he will veto the measure.
FOREST FIRES
STILL BURN
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
RIVERSIDE. Cal. Aug. 17? The
forest fires which have been raging
in the San Jacinto mountains are get
ting beyond control. Three hundred
men are still fighting hard to stop
its progress.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 17? Thousands
of babies are starving in this city for
lack of milk.
Agent C. B. Guptil. or the Alaska ,
Steamship company reports that the
Dolphin will be In Skagway tomorrow
THE COMMONER
VS. UNDERWOOD
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
LINCOLN. Aug. 17? The Common
er. In an editorial today nay* that
Democratic floor leader Underwood
la playing to the galleries.
(By Alaska Newg Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Awr. 17? The
prosecuting attorney has announced
that he will probably appeal against
the dismissal of the graft canes
against Bat Calhoun.
TEDDY, JR.
PROUD HIRER
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 17? The
wife of Theodore Rtosev? It. Jr., to
day cave birth to a girl babv Mo
ther and daughter a*e both prosper
injt.
F
IS MADE ILL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. An* 17? Mis* Made
line Forre, the fiancee of John Jacob
Astor, is ill from the excitement oc
casioned by the many denunciation#
by pastors throughout the country
on account of her coming marriage.
1
IRE SOUTH
(By Alaska Necs Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. An-?. 17? !?
If. unofficially gLen out that the
Mexican border Is to be again patrcl |
1 ,1 by 1'nlted States troops The sit
nation along the Texas line la very f
bad and is said to be getting mor?'
dangerous all the time.
* FRUIT BY THE *
: CRA TE OR BOXl
+ ? +
* From now on we make a special J
+ canning price on all fruit by the box +
* or crate. We receive fresh fruit on *
4* each Pacific Ccast steamer, and ow- +
* ing to superior buying facilities, can 4.
+ make prices that will make it possi- +
X ble to can all kinds of fruit at a +1
* reasonable figure.
4. i
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I P. H. GANTY, Grocer J
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LONDON. An*. 17 Th?* sOTern
nent ha* mtnonncfd it* lntentl?n? of
nTMitl^ntlnK the railroad me^'a
trieraiw-w,
GET READY
(Ry Alaska New* Rarean.)
NKW YORK An* 17? The Rrp?t
Uackensehmldt arrival from
rnaterday. He win imm?*<l*f?'ly ?*oro
menre training for Ms matrh with
"hatnpion Frank Ootrh
BUCK PLAGUE
IK MEXICO
JUAREZ. An*. 17- ?r*at distress
U falling all over Mexko on ae^wot
of a plamn- of blark *m?llpwi, which
Is racing. The dl*ea*<? ha* spread
Lj many plar>s throughout th? "WB
try. and the peopl' are terrorstrlcken
IS
(By Alaaka New* Rareaa.)
SEATTLE. An*. 17? Charl*** ???
ton. manager of the Pacific Coast
["sal Company wa< arreted late y*
tcrday on the Taron-.a MdtrtaMHt awl
charged with drfrandlnr th" govertt
ment in the army post eeal eontraota. ?
He was release on I2.5<H> ball
GOING OUT
IB Ml TABOR
rx>i?tf Manual C. L. 1?f ?r
r1*<*| on feat train wl?R *n In
<?fc? hmM r?i*?rrw tko tnr
y#an wa* tlK? flM p<f k?r of t*? f
f Army aimaf nirji
til# ma forty &?? f>??n trnwln* nn
Mr r'am?rm> f or th? pint fOr^? r?ar<?
hirt h? ifwl not |*t ?W??t i?<il l*t?
IT. Ho wan itvmiRitN 'o Ik# inWiH1
MtklW At W T*l?of. f^"grnt n< ?
h?N?rta* on th? J?th of fest mon'h a?
F**l*
Mr VawW win l#ar? with hfo
pntUnt on tho TWpHtn tomorrow af
t*r whlfli h# will IwmMfo'oIr r?'nm
to 8k?*way
YOUNG COUPLE'S
WEDDING TOUR
John Bum* and *lf# irrlr'd on
y?st??rilay? train fr?wn rarllj?wi Mr
Rnrns hi a nrpti*w of Pa? Ffcinw.
?h# m?a? anil cattl# kin* of fanaWa.
with Icaiplftcn a? ('notary Th??
yonae coopl# ar? wi th?lr wwMfit*
foOTn?>y am* har? h#?n a* far tVvwn
as Itownon Tft?y ??prp?a th?ro??fv-a
an <t#H*Jit?t wiMi trip
TV y tr<*r? pasa??n*pr* on th* oot^o
in* Royal laat nf*ht
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(By Alaska S-wt BoWt.l
fvOtfPON An*. 17? At ?Uh? o'
clock this morn in* th?r? wm a e"?n?*r
al ?lr1k? calM *n?1 all tfc? rallro<M
rmplorrni fjnlt work THr fiilroaH
cfftcfetr r*"fw to yi#W a point ap?t
soMI<?r har? bo?^i onf?r?r1 not U>
prctm property
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A
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Slip info it "Slip On" then
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to hare
WILL CLAYSON-alL
The Home of The
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