THE DAILY
CITV OPPICmt PffPBR
No. 12?
TENTH YE4K
SKAGTVAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY JUNE 29 1907
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f he Cream of Elegance,
Style and Quality
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tony dortero 5ole Agent for Alaska
One Thing We Destincily Aim at
in This Business
Is that every man who
I mows us or read our
a's. will know that
?
V e would rather be
i iowii as the right
I lace for gix>d stuff
* an as a place where
\ *u get low prices.
It is always easy to
i lote prices but it is
\ hat the prices buy
that counts.
We ?ell
(Met Schaflner &
' ;dr\ "and David
, dler S Sons
Clothing and we want
\ou to know it. We
i innot give you any
! -Iter evidence of our
s- indard qualities than
t at they are the best
Copyright 1907 by
Kar! Schaffncr & Marx
(Srecial Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
Washington, June 29. ? President
Uoosovelt has sent seven experts to
j I'anamalO examine the books of the
canal commission la all of its depart
ment*. There is a jtersistent rumor in
ciiculation that gigantic frauds have
been .practiced, and a Panama scandal
I is expected.
j Ta ft. says Major GoeChais, engineer
i a charge, has uoi resitfoel. "ft is re
! ported that the army officer had quit
uocause ihc p-e.-idoot and secretary of
war had decided to take personal charge
of the reorgunlzutiou of the canal af
fairs. ^
Special Dispatch to the Dally Ala9kan
Cleveland. June 29-The United
States marshal who arrived here yes
: rtrday with process from the court, of
United States District Judpe Laudis to
serve upuo John D. Rockefeller, learn
td that the Standatd Oil king haii .
skipped the country. The officer is
FAIRBANKS PAPfcRS ROAM
GOV. nOOGAII
A month ago when Gov. Hoggatt was
called upon to represent Alaska at the
Ahska- Yukon-Pacific exposition, most
of the Alaskau papers took occasion to
disavow in advance anything he would
say. They wanted it understood partic
ularly by even boby that he was not
representative of Alaskans and that
Alaskans would be hound by nothing
he sa'd.
The following editorials were cut
fioiu th! Fairbanks papers and were
published on the occasion referred to:
i From the Fairbanks Times:
"Governor W. B. .Iloggatt will not
represent Alaska at the ceremonies ha.l
at Seattle in the matter of breaking
ground upon the site for the Alaskan
fair. Be r presents nothing and no
body but liimself. His icquaintainship
with Ala ka is very lim'ted sive in a
very small area in the southeastern
portion thereof where he has spasmod
ically resided for a few years. If he
his followed the course there that he
pursutd here last summer he Is like
wise acquainted with might} few i>eo
p'e mu! those not at all representative.
'"Iloggatt has ? pull with Vice
President Fair auks and Senator Hem
en lay of Indiana, who with other
people from that state are interested
in some incorporated alleged
mining properties in the firs! division,
.iiid whose interests are paramount to
the whole of Alaska. This t'.'rritcrv
real y has no governor and no repre
s'.'-iUtive at the Seattle lair."
From the Fairbanks News:
? Toduv's dispatches tell us that (iov
ruor Hoggatt is to ropr sent Alaska
at t'ie breaking of ground for the Alas
ka f ir. This courtesy is due the office,
not the- man. When the fair ofticials
issued tlm invitation to Governor Hog
?Mtt thej-, perhaps, had in mind the
fact thdt. us om forced them to invito
tho gouernor. '
"Governor Uoggatt will in no way
ivprivi-iit Alaska. He is far from
Imiog the man Alaskans would select to
spesk for them He is out of touch
with the people of the North. He
does not represent their ?islies in any
resj*ct He is simply holding office
under thr pernicious system of having
a political pull.
"We object most strenuously against
him spe> .liig for Alaska. His mind is
in a prison; h's thoughts let a. large as
the inti-rests which he represents
dictate. His opposition to Se'vera.:.
thousand American voters wh*i want
self-government is the only monument
that will he left to his memory in this
great territory.
"An autocratic air pervades wh;v \
should he a democratic office. A
in temperament, inclination and ass>ci
atlon out of touch with American ideals
of freedom and government, Governor ;
Hog-jatt is ill fitttd to spetk tor the
men of the North.
"Today every paper In Alaska is
protesting against such an honor as
speaking for this creat Northern ? m
pir.e being conferred on Governor Hog
! gatt.
"While he may appear in his official
capacity as governor, it is that and that
??lone which secures for him the mirk
of esteem which the fair officials would
show Alaska. But we object to having
him or his utierauces considered as
' representing Alaska or its ideals."
T<n Arrlv.' lrorn A Ha
Caribou, .Tune 2t> -TheGloHnef ttrri\ -
e.l ai 2:.'10 u ip with 10 passenger: <rom
Atltn.
The Fifth Arenua hotel has unlimited
ac.:<>iu<xiatioos. Steum ho.it and every
thing inndern.
Guorgl* Dan Ton ght
Th? Georgia will be due to arrivo
this pvoiiloj? from Sitka. Juneau and;
way parts.
The best iliD'n? room, the bus' liotjpi.nc
e 'intuoil?tion,i, the most coiuf.'i't at tht*
Fifth .ivooue.
)] We Have Just.Unpacked a Fresh Lot of |
J C, & B. Anchovy Paste
IN JAt?S
"My Wife's" and
-Durkee's"
SALAD DRESSING
M'LAREN'S IMPERIAL CHEFSE
also Boiled Ham and Summer
Saugage
GANTY & FRANDSON
satisfied ihat, he left, for ibe purpose of
nvoirlin^ the w: ic of iiuacluneiu
Ruoltefrl <r Gu.-srili'tl at Fittsfi Id j
I'iitsfi'.'ld, Mass., June 29- John ID. J
I'.ockefeller arrived here at ihe home
of his ilanghter from Clevelard, Onlo,
(Imioir the ni^ht The grounds are
he&rtly guutfea and do one Is permit
ted to appro eh the residence.
Three Steamers Making
Wny to WLittliorae
j Whitcfaor.-c, June 29.? Coining up
; stream, the Dawso.i was at Hootaiinqua
i at 5 a. m , tfj<> Selkirk w s nt Tmtalus
| :',t 6:rM p. in , a*! d the C sua at Selkiru
at 3 a. in. The Dawson will sail io?
1 nijrht or tomorrow.
Coin? down, the Whitchorse was ?'?
Selkirk at. 3 a. nt.
Til*.' Cana Man sailed for D.iwson from
Tantalus with ncargoof coal lust nil! lit .
The Victorian is a! D.iwson,
: I'aefiv' f'QS't & aill-iiiij) Cff
Secnre^Tliree Biwts
| ^Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
! Seattle, June 29.? It is announced
iLher: that the I'ucific Coast Steamship
Comp&cy has pure used the steamers
j Kureka, Meteor and Tampico *?1 of
i them are big freighters. The :i. -t ' .vo j
the Pacific Coast Steamsh'p Company j
under charter. .
|[ IS VtRY
rMCOIJRKilSG
It is very enc uraging to see strings
of four and six horse ttaius drawing
heavily ladon ore wagons from the
mines to the railroad S:,x days e/nry j
week It mcain more money and
prosperity for Whiie horse. ? VVhhite
j horse Star.
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-H oeived, choice pottrd plants on
mm idem
Mayor Lane Investigating
Portland's Chinatown
. ? i
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Portland, June 29.? Mayor Harry
L is having Chinatown searched.
The :i coverv of :t young girl as a pris
oner in our, of the Chinese dens the
other .lay lifts led to tne action of the
mayor. 11 <? desire* to ascer t?in whether
or not o.-li"r girls <-.re held as prisoner*
in the district,
in and our
S. s. Dalphin Comrs and
Govs Ag?i^n
The Dofphin arrived in port this
mucin;.' at 4:1") o'clock with ?0 passen
ger 120 tons of freight and bur days'
. *Ainong her passengers were 14
; und trippers. She sailed this after
.. v :th ^0 passengers in
to I round trippers. She
?jiji - ,>y wiy of Sitka.
Two Sail South
The Dirigo. wh:ch arrivfd yesterday
rilh "J.'O tons of sail
ed for the South at 1 i ru., and the
Hornet, which nrrived Thursday,
sailed al TO a. ui."
CHy of So*xttJp Bun
The City of Seattle will oe due at
this place Monday.
SI Howard
#1 reward at LUily Alaskan office for
.si buach of keys. Lost today. H
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Am rica's finest production. Rich
and niello*. At the Seattle, the house
of old honest <: ods and reputation . 1
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We are now serving delicious
Strawberry ice cream and
crushed Strawberries at our
fountain- Be 'sure to come and
partake of the most delicious
thing in town
mm. Brill ClK Druggist