\ - YFAR 8KMJWAY, ALASKA WEDNESDAY, IfKBUARY 14, 1912 PRICK 10 CKXTS
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-<!VLS IN NORTHLAND
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,:?vv- * C!*r*. tyforr tkf i'obsWw
< - T> -r:t?rv? ><^tonl?T. JcfcmW tkr
? orfc << the AIa-Is* R vn,i Ov-? amission,
fc:, h **s si^.Vst to A lMl
;m- t>r <>*?* tK< mlrow r?f mow* fc*
Vmiirt* t,? thr .xMwnr^v* by l.HHrt
5 >?- *.<'> . - Oi*i inn h c?l
wwk h*?l bf?-n ?K*i? by tb? commit
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? ?t MtitflfT, w?i * ,v*iWl h***1
? ?r** ?KTOM|lfc>fc*i Ir. no <vbw w*J\
Hr *HU- I Umu B'*tr Jrrfiriiw oanii?
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.. ? *? jg-ifTfs 3;i<v of w>*1t ?
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? SENS?
t'il ORANGES
-
Kui 1 1 M * 1 K I 4 i?
? h a " vi with tiny d*arf ?"
tin. lit* ^.vivrnir ct C
'FRANCE will build
FLEET OP AEROPLANES
rtvk Se??te Votes Huge Sum Fcr
Pr-c'ecfcn In 1>e Atmosphere ?
Future Bsttle# To Be F6o^ht In
Air.
?> Musk a News RurwuLl
r\KtS? Ftunce. Fob 14? The aoTft
r'ane was rivon a ptvat stimulus ?
* muiutlnn of *w toitay *hcn the So
I -.t,> v-m.hJ an appropriation of
fir i'ir ;mrpo<. of bwiMins an air*
Ml 0oot
INK TOURISTS
10 COME M
n j?ny (hrwl* erf Mrs. Mary J. |
?bo is *cil kttean here, w 11 <
i ^-4 to know thai she will ?
rixlt us a* le?'turvr on U?o sU*ai
; SiMkaw, which position she Las j
. f?* n aay years. ,
Mr- Hart rtwtRue*: from her p -i
a ? U the l^acific Cotet St?*aisirr
*> ?v last faU. at the * )o"e of th?
? s-?v*<?on, exporting to lako a
,?> aNroati, * hen she was intfuccsl
St- itnsiup company to undo' ?
%k? a tow of Ute Bast us a !?"?
. r for th.^ purpose of interesting
t >?>! In the Alaskan field.
Hrr trip was partially over whcn<
1 was rooaSc >1 by the company who
.j that all reservations for th'
j.r.nior season of 1M2 o* their e\
- on boats, had beon wM.
?*'-* Hart will occupy her ol.i poc
? t on tfee Spoka->o which Is bfins
? e't t- njOi'^lotf an?l is fce'ns put
?ito ?p tr> ilato conditfw for the sum
T P> ' r-wn male the round tr
IIIISSI2I8I.T &IBR3ISIKBBI
..ONE WEEK MORE.
33.1 per cent, off
Our Grand Clearance Sale has been
such a tremendous succes during
the past week that we have decid
ed to give one week more of the
BIG SALE
ONE-THIRD OFF
Sale Closes Saturday Evening
February 17th, 1912
H. J . LYNCH
T*?# Hafcar ?s*>er La. 'in Fui~nlih?r.
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Grand Jury Indicts Transpor
tation Companies And Of
ficials ? Charge Violation Of
Sherman Anti-Trust Laws
(Special to the Dally Alaskan.)
JFXKAV, Feb. 14? Completing an
exhaustive examination into the trans
piration conditions in Southeastern
\iasha. the t?nuid Jury last night re
ported to Jod*e Lyons their findings
? hh h included indictments acain.M
numerous officials of the different
transportation companies doing busi
n s in this country and the compan
ion th?mMv<?.
Inlictments were returned by the
:ra- .1 Jury against the Alaska Steam
^lp .-ompany, Pacific Coast Stwwn
i j> company, Moore'a Wharf com
I'tny and the Pacific and Arctic Rail
r. >i| a-'d Navieatton company, the
"? tion of the Whit? Pass and Yu
?: Route operating on the American
>f the border line.
\:ix<twt*t the official* of U?e coro
!? i- asalnst whom indictment* vp|i
rctnm?d are Charles K Peabody, gen
al malign of th' Pacific Coast SS.
' >., Frank K Purees. of the Pnget
>u 1 Navigation Co.. E. J. Shaw,
il manager of the Moore'a Wharf
?o.. C. K Wynn-Johnaon of the same
company, V. I, Hahn. superintendent
of the W. P. and Y. Railway. A. L.
itwdoe. former nmnager of the W. P.
a id Y. raiiroad. W. B. King, former
auditor and John P. Hartman, former
attorney for the same company. A
mong other at en Indicted are W. H.
Najsen, J. C. Ford. J. W Smith and
Ira Hronson.
It is rumor**! that there are other
names to folki w
The wholesale indictments charge
a monopoly of the transportation bti-M
news in Soutlrastern Alaska in re
straint of trade in violation of th?
Sherman antitrust law
l'pr?n the arrival of the Jefferaon In
I ->rt this morning Superintendent V.
.1- r.ff ? I "f hi< indi<-t?o' t
by the Crand Jttry at Juneau yester.
's*> and was placed under' arrest by
1*. S. Deputy 'Marshal Hector Mclean
a i?tant In the orfice of the Pros,
e-ntlng Attorney's office.
Mr. Hahn accompanied Marshal Mr
I/Cfcn to Juneiiu on the Jefferson to
WILL NUT m
i Alaska N>v* Hureau.)
1 vNSlMJ. Mich. Fob 14? Secre
> : . VI ?) MacVcajrh. in a speech
? iVny, stated that Theodore Rons
t ^n!d not run far the presidency.
81 PAYS
A
Kt 'IE, Feb U? The pro. lamatii n
r? iitraHty of th?? Knifed States in
war between Italy and Turkey,
signed by Pmklent TJift on October
!?. is r> produced in entirety today In
h? Tribwne. Thp newspaper evident
y ainrs at comparing the correctness
?>? An crican with the dfTTerent atti
?;V "f o*hrr countries. tt say* :
"Pr? sid.nt TaH'c me=sazr> is worthy
?4 the preat nation, which from its
?>wn force, freely interprets its inter
'i?;;tmal duties, which are accepted
not only in theory but aiso in prac
thus forming a kind of Mapna
^hartA for all mankind'.
PREMIER Will
REM SOON
i By Alaska N?w? Bureau.)
LONDON, fob 14 ? l*ar)lament op
> '>e<1 this mornine with the rejrnter
rout ie of hii? ?:<*??, af:?* a short va.
ration.
It is rnmoreil in official circle? that
rrcmi'C Asqwith will soon retire from
i rshlp
PIE (IF It
IS GOING OP
N ; .V YORK, Feb 9? Price* of oU
iave been Rolnp up steadily since the
limitation of tiie oil tru*t by the de
Tf r.f the VniteJ Sta'-es Supreme
( oiirt, and a representative of the
t! la' ) OH Company said today that
they v iild plobably e? higher. <;aa
? a L t II N f
York market.
T*i? In r-^aiioi copt of corwSuctln*
'he thirty thr<>e rompanic* into which
?ho oil trust ira* divided has been ad
vanced as a reason for the rise In
prices.
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4- + +
Syrups of Highest Quality
This week wo arc showing our complete line of table
Syrups, oookinp Molasses, etc., which includes all the lead
ing brands on the market, and are positively guaranteed as
K'M^iUrlr Rpflnwd
represented
Yankee Hills, pun? Maple A. Cane, quarts.
$ gallon*.
. |
' pints
gallons
quarts
pints
quarts
quarts
10 lb tin;*
5 lb tins
J gallons
quart!)
'< lb tin#
KVrtiltrly Rrdnrwl
prior ??? ?hl?w<<rk
Tovrles 1-iOg Cabin
Pure Maple
Old style
Breakfast Belle. Honey flavor
White Clover Cane flavor
White Rose
Pure Missouri Sorghum
Karo Corn Syrup
40
65
1.25
35
1.50
65
35
45
40
75
45
60
35
45
only to
35
55
1.05
25
1 30
55
25
40
30
65
35
50
30
40
J P. H. GANTY, Grocer J
ARE INDICTED
WARRANT ISSUED FOR
ARREST OF PREST. RVAN '
Fifty Four Arrests Are Expected A#
Result Of Indlanapolf* Probe ? War
r?nt? Are l*?ued Fcr Twelve Ircn
Wcr^er* In Chicago.
(By Alaska New* Iturean.)
CHICAGO. Keb. 1 4 ? Warrant* w*rt>
Iwsued ye*i#rday for the *rr??st
at PrMUilat Ryan of the International
arxt Structural Iron workers
in this city. Secretary Hooligan of
the local union of Iron Worker* and
!en others of the same union foftow- !
i in* the return return of Indictments
I a ,alnsl the men by t>i? Grand Jwy at
Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS. Fob. 14? It te ?ai<l
;that th?r?? *ll| bo fifty-four men ar |
r ?ted Instead of the thirty-two that |
wer* reported whn th?? Indictments ,
i were rportd
(Ry Alaska New* Rureftu.)
MANCHESTER. Conn., Feb. 14? F.
A. Abbey. William J. Bryan's donWe,
1? dead at his home here. i\c<<l r>S
yt*ar? Abbey was frr-quently mistak
en for Rryai. and on occasions en
Jcy?-d rairyinn out the error, to hi*
n?n amusement and that hla
friends who knew what wm (rein* on.
Jim Mn -f>>nall returned on the Jnf
f**wn from a trip to Seattle lasting
over five months.
Robert McClellnrj Recker was a pas
01 th^ Jefferson from Seattle where
he has been for several weeks vlslt
Ine relatir*.
PENSION BILL
IS REJECIED
SENATE REFUSES TO
PAY BIG PENSIONS
S*rator Smoct Substitutes Annual Ek
pendi'ure of $24,000X00 Iri'eid Of
$J4.000,000.
<Hy AhwkA News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Fob. 1 ?
7 hp Sherwood pension bill was r?- .
jert??d in Uv? Senate yesterday and an
other rfoliKlon wa* mibmftted by Sen.
Sinoot.
The Sherwood bill provided /or an
increased pension of one dollar per
day for the vet?rana of tb* Clrll War
and was passed by House.
The 9 moot resolution ln?ol*?? the
annual expenditure of 124,000,000 and
w?i substituted for the 8h?>rwood Wll
which railed for an annual eipendltur
>f |? 1. 000.000.
"BACHES" IKE
DEI! I AMI
Tonight Is the time when the t
flachelora of Skagway will make thHr
debut as howt.s at their Valentine ball.
A hu?e crowd is expected and gT?>at
preparations have been made to re
reive them.
The decoration* are said by one of
the members of the committer to be
'eleptnt" The feed to follow the danc
is < hararterize<l an grand and de
licious and the sweet strains of mus
ir which accompany every dance. are
too well known to need commetit.
Don't miss thta opportunity of hav.
Ins the time of yowr life Everybody
will be th?re. Dancing will start at
nine o'clock sharp f'omn and bring
all yow friends.
The princes* May left Juneau this
morning at It o'clock and will reach
port early In the evening
Shces for
Mtn
Women
and
Children
We have a large Stock on hand ,
Also A Large Assortment of
Men's Shoes
The Best That The Market
Afford#
Also.
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
northern
ft HOE ?0.
WILL CLAYSON- "Gothier
Hie Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING ?