No. FOURTEENTH YKAR.
sKAtfWAY. ALASKA. MONDAY. KOV. 27, 19U
PRICE. 10 CENTS
SENATE SAYS
"AFTER TOU"
SENATC WILL wait for the
HOLSE TO DEAL
WITH ALASKA
By Alaska V ws R?reau.)
W \SHI39GTOX, P. C. Nov. 27?
In as Knot* NV-teoa. ^
Senator ?tat*>c
would ik* tooch tJie Alaska
c?ai v*-. .s-iatjon otjCE ifie Hous*> d<"&K
*."h It.
M'OAViT 15
FOUND GUILT!
v3t AlUta X*** Bureau.1
SAX E8RXXRDUJO. Not. 27? Dr
V J VcCavit, & dentist h?v irJs
fvxnwi c-.^Ky y<**er*iaj of imjw??anin?
r>>iiy jvvnnp .'os?* V <. iVvnaic in o?^
^s- oTT>o**s for >.xx*v-ri moctJis.
Tix> cv-; *as }?*-ra:e.: )s? s??"ine
TN s:V? a >,>: * cr- si senf*t?on
M ri-p ua>o. IXainy Ikt ttnTriwn
131*--'; h<vanK * roothec The cry
:r,-; *?T it-" nem Nvn >al>e attracted aV
ano Vp<5 to an
wkvi WW. in tii* lisiwwt and
}iV\-w*>oc of tN> s-ri. *bo had kwi?
**w?s ?:>-<?* up for Jop*.
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,Rt AVaa^a F^rt*n.>
ATLANTA Nov 25? TN- office
,y a*. virfinoar. fV.1<>rs**oc. of La^oc
Aanoiinop'd vfpWfJfcy Uim tliey wstid
<Svwto <w morn's salary to V,0~
Xanv*~a fn?d
f*rr. 1>mkv Thanksgtvhv#: Evr^^
CORDOVA WILL
HAVE TURKEYS
OTHER WESTWARD TOWNS WILL
HAVE TO GO
WITHOUT
i Br Alaska. News Bureau.)
SEATTLE Nov 27 ? The Alamed*
=5aiw*d Saturday nipht for the West
ward with the first shipmeri of
Th&nkssivioj: turkeys. Cordova is
the only place that she wiM roach in
Unae. T*>e oOwr towns oot to the
Westward w? have to do wfthoiit
Turkey on the hi? feasi day.
FIRST AEROPLANF
TARGET PRACTICE
Sax IVBGO. CO. Nov. 24? Pra -i
c&] demoasOmJion of the effectiveness
in destroying aeroplanes of a new ex
plosive shell even when the explosion
oociirs as distant 1W? yarvls from the
the airship is reported to have,be^n
made in aerial target practice bj the
?Pacific fleet yesterday aftemooti off
Cororado Islands The sncoess of the
artecipj is not atvnownoed by offi* ^
of the fWt, but is vcntv-hed for by a
witness of the practice This is the
first acropku?e tarpet practice ever in
??*njae.d in by the Pacify fleev. and it
1vl?eved to be the firs* time the
> lv invented shell has been tr d
.vii: bv naval vessels
Mr .lack Benson and dauchter Cora
wil be passemcers smith <*n the Hum
>><x.:t as far as IVmplas where th< -
will Tvmair. nntil after the hoiidsys
H Nwhoaiiis. who has the torr:
tory no Wk handled by "Wacker"
Daw. ? fih the Pacific Coast Itlsoiut
Company, has been hi town for the
pas? few days seeing the <rad? Mr
N;.>o* ids makes afi the territory on
Iiwtte Pasisape and po>s R5 far west
av Seward. Making Oordovs And YaJ
de* He has just retimed ftvmi a
trip to the latter cities, and ->epor;s
a very pood business. considering tha
this mas h? first trip.
Your Thanksgiving
SUIT
OR
OVERCOAT
Should be Up-to-date
We are shoving dozens of
the newest styles in
Worsteds, Tweeds, Cashmere, Etc.
Kecogni ed as the most stylish garments
to be found in the market
See Display In Our Windows
WE DO NOT URGE YOU TO BUY
H. J. LYNCH
TH? Up-T*-Oat* and LvM? FurnStNw.
SS. NORTHWESTERN ENCOUNTERS
mi GALE WHILE OFF SITKA
T.i:u P<v- ;;r'4-'lor KimJ^l'P wireJess
?ppanMu?- is working voU these
-U>s w;.~ proven last night. While a*
Uj?' reoeher at 12 o'clock midnight,
Mr. Kiixk'U picked up & message from
Capta:r. Hunter cm board the Alaska
i Steamship Coni]>aro"s sUnuner North -
rt -tera, while off sitka, northbound,
to 'be effe- 1 that the weather was ;
't ry thick with a se' ere gale bkm-inf,;
T1 c uie . -m v directed to the Se
t ihe Alaska Stoa?5bip
CjTB|pa".y, .a Aston a. Ore.
< -i' the message, tho op?fl
* r ? i ' > were compelsfl V)
heave to, and that tbe waves were
running mountain hi<r'l, and that the
ship was nodHng bo heavttv that he
could not keep his potnt 1m ptaoe on
his reeeiving Instrument.
Mr. Kind ell also heard the Alameda
talking wtth the form??r vessel whHe
the former vessel wiis out at sea,
about three hundred miles south of
K-.'tchlkan. northbound The North
w -stern operator ask?d the Alameda
in lake the nuvwatfe *nd relay U to
Vstor'a. for few th?* that station
houM fail to receive <t from htm
! llrsct.
WASHINGTON D C. Nov. 24?
OnMs ; i ! ntv kmcer form part of the.
uniform of I'ri'ed States troops in <he
ficW. The War I^partment has de
i' I ti ' 'it -woater will bo as
. .T.ifortabk- and a more prevrtk-al pai^
th prwem service oca*. ,
N < . iil> will the sweatier be worn
vh ' e n.- arc up and about, but
. \ . a':s,-< be t!*ed to supplement tha
la'il ? as a s3o< pky; garment.
Th - does not :n>aTi that the sod
i 11 n be as ?"dressed up- In
f ?v<>n par: in* as hereto
: *r> It is ordered that the sweatre
. - for u ? only in the field. around
amp. and on the march when the
w- ill : too cold to make the flan
nel shirt alone s'lfJWently warm
OIIEL EFFECTS
r.r. pr pars' ojis are beinp made
^y the White Pass Mhlettc Club for
heir hie Rarn Hanoe on Wednesday
ve ; No 2 a; the Club House
\rranj?M' Is hrvv? been made to
instat the Otv*5s Picture machine in
the gymnasium and sonte novel effects
are prottte 1 for the hip dance.
Ij.cht rofreshirert.s will be served
of hui >kiti pie. cake, oof
' .v a- \ eider T Trots are on sale M
n-xt oil >f : '<?Tf>s hi town. $1.00
ea? h Ladies v ill be free. Children
accompanied by their parents ?will be
*-eleome.
The <Heam?"-r Humboldt made port
a-: two <o'ekwk tods with twelve p?a
sefficers and twenty tons of freight,
silled at 4 p. m. with twenty
r :^-rs> for Seattle.
MJE HEARING
IS POSTPONED
H (?rav<* of lh*5 ' , .
s^dcniv *(????? tfce-Wh,
or October 12. ** "<+"** rf ^
-ni.rc.sd UW**-**' TLrL ?
RaiUav Co?mto*m ^ ^ "!
t1ir?f> which win hrto * ??
for >,??** ?b* 6th of "J
Oravrs -wa* ?? Ot*"w* ^
? .'- death for ?ho <* Prf*w"n "
lr.~ ,ho raw to U>* Comm**on ??
ho , -th ? Whttetaorw S^r
IV W. R Clarke has tendered bta
j r <i?T>fltk>n o the hoapital director*
io take effect at. the wid of the pres
ent y ear. The doctor itiaa been twe
3-w nearly two yean* and ha* been
? eroinenUy successful in hk> practtce ?
I ?*> much so that It te feared K wfil
be difficult, to find am* .her physician
f h;s cVajsp Hia departure wtil be a
- a.1 blow to WhJtehorwe but, being a
young man, he is ambitious ?nd natnir*
ally desires a more e*te?i?i<ve fteJd.
for which he la aixvmtajtth- fltted. ?
WhKehorse Star.
r*>i>uty 1'. S. Marshal Fne?1 FVmm
Wt on the SS. HumtooMt thto aft?c ,
noon wHh "Cbtrfc" Rorki, for JuneaM.
j-hwo Boyle, who te accused at com
mitting a nwriVr?*i bskUiiK on C. R
fiup*jJ3. will *wa4< the next *e?tan of
the (.rand Jurr.
TVlset* to Seattle wert? sold to the
following people who wiJI be pawien
gers south rm the Humboldt. O. W.
McLennan. T. R. Chute, R. E. FYMrtcMn
S. A Austin. L. C. Ber?\ H. C. Pw
ring. Leonard Oecfr, W. IS Potter. R j
L. Kiniio. Dave Oartson and B. J
Southern.
Our Thanksgiving Menu
by * Hungry P?wm>
Preferred Stock Oyster Soup
CampbeTs Cream Tomato Soup
Rossi 1 urkey Roast Spring Chicken
Prc+erred Stock Asparagus Tip* Preferred Stock Corn on Cob
Preferred Stock French String Brans
Preferred Stock little Jewell Peas
Nct Jerso Sweet Potatoes Sliced Tomatoes and Cucumbers
Atmorc's Mincemeat Pie Preferred Stock Pumpkin Pie
English Rum Pudding
Oranges .Apples Bananas Grapes
Fancy Chocolates Dates Layer Figs
Layer Raisins Shelled Almonds Mited Nuts
Hills Bros. Highest Grade Coffee
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
THE RUSE !
10 HOSPITAL
? ?
AGED BANKER IS FAST FAILING
IN HIS PHYSICAL
CONDITION
(Hy Alaska S?w !>ireau.)
ATLANTA. Nov 27? B*n*er Mofw
was rwnpvfd from Uip federal prtson
lo a hospital yes'enlay His h?alttt
has graduaHty failed.
rrwtider Taft only recently ***?
:sified h? intention to p*r
d?i Morse, but tt. k? feared that K
may ctwne too late. There h*w been
much crWdm of U?e President fo?
lowln* the death of Wateh. the aged
hanker. who died In C hicago a week
after being pardoned.
BEATTIE FUNERAL
HELD YESTERDAY
(Ry Ala?fc? Npw* nur?>*n.)
RICHMOND, V?. Nov. 27? Ttie T?i
ctM of Henry Ttey I**"*
y?<4<*dav. Tbp fuiwral was o( * pri
v?t ? nMnTT, only r*>ta?tv<-? atiMxJlnr !
MIY. BRANDEiS
DEFENDS HOT
I
I
tfib Mask* N p*t Bureau.)
Hlft'OTON, I) C Xor 27?
WAS. wfco rppPBWated
Attorney i,. in the na|Hn??r
the , <???, revl^w^l the
Mnrhot (nrmUytiH^ T, in * <****?
ContmMf-r Buy rontror*-. "lar** th#t
menl. <he yAber day He de. "*
T?Jt did not rfve Controller ?,.
*l?y corporation.
Don't Ml to ? chance on U>*?
vonn* tuTkfy irofcbWs at ttk> TVwrl
of Trade. TiipwMy PVAnJnft, Nor. 28.
WiCKERSHAH ON
TO WASHINGTON
DELEGATE WICKERSHAM SPEAKS
AT CORDOVA. VALDEZ
AND SEWARD
(Bj Alaaka New* Bnr??u.)
CORDOVA. Not. 27-TW>W**N? Jm
V't*-k?Tsha?n arrfv<x<1 fmm Fnirbunk*.
where he has bee? a't^ndlnjr to hhi
i w practice rttwe hfe return fnoro
*3T?irew.
The DeJeirate experts to vMt VaMe*
and S?w*rd mnkfatr wpeerhe* In each
[>l<ve Widternham would neither
deny or affirm the reopen thftt he will
heroine * r*ndfctaC? for re-election.
After rtoiUm Seward and Valdez h*
will go to WashU*<on. P C., aniline
there soon after the winter aewton of
ror*TMW open*,
10 GLIB
Nil. M'KIHLEY
(Ry viftaka N#>w* Bor??o )
SMATTLC. Nor 27? Merl Savory *
nwkmr *rr*n?pn*>nU to fr*
Sewd w>h*p h? <*taWWi ?
cMBp *1 th? f~* of Mt MrKVrt?T.
m- sprtnc ?myOtag **i *>* 111
,inHi fr* th* Profnwr Park-* ?* Po
tion wWoh w?J ?*<?niX to ?r*?" 01 *
nomtalB.
PRES. G0M5
IS RE-ELECTEO
(By Ala*'.* Xow* !fc?rc*n.i
ATLANTA. !*n- 21?
?vrn ?? *?an<moti*?7
Oon>.
of Uibor.
? ?t tlw? Am?rlna
You Can See
A Prize- Winning Clothes
Exhibit
At Our Store Any Day; You Don't Mave
to ?o to Any Fair or Exposition, nor Pay
Any Admission Fee
You Can See
Exhibitions of Our Clothes
All Over Towi; The Best Dressed Men 1
Are Wearing This Clothing And They
Look as Though They Enjoyed it
? i
Come in And Take a Look at Them
WILL CLA YSON-aXr
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING