FHE DAILY ALASKAN '
OITV QFPICIML PAPER
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3 1906 PRICE 10 CENTS
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We have just received a fine line of Ladies Caps and
??SKIDOO" Street Hats
THE NEWEST YET
Matzen
Men Tailored Skirts have a style all their own. We
have tliem from $5 to $15
It' you wish a correct figure wear a (J. I>. "Justrite"
corset. Colors in white black and blue. Prices range
from $1-50 to $7-50
A new line <>f fancy Silks and Wools for Shirtwaists.
Phone's 4 and 55 Stores open evenings
If you smoke the
El Arabe
Cigar
- Once you will smoke it always^^^^
TONY DORTERO
Sole Agent for Alaska
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< Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
| NORTH END GROCERY % |
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I Co whom it may Intersil
We are now show
ing our new fash
ions in
'Tall and
Klinier
Suits
| CrawiKti
j Coats and
I Overcoats '
While not exactly
iu the nature of
an exhibition the
showing is one
that will interest
all men who wish
to DKES-S WELL
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Har: Schaffner if! Marx
F. H. CLAYSON & CO.
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Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
Hearst Bitterly Assails Root
New York newspaper man excoriates secretary of
state and Dick Crocker as representatives of corpo
rations-Former accused of jury fixing and other
crimes
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
New York, Nov. 3? William R.
Hearst attempted to make twelve
speeches in Greaier New York last
night but his voice gave out after the
fifth. He was grueied everywhere
with tremendous cheering and electri
fying enthusiasm at each of the meet
ings, and everywhere he sccrtd the
president and secretary of state.
At several of the meetings, before the
arrival of Hea-st, resolutions were
unanimously passed condemning Presi
dent Roosevelt for permitting Stcre
tary Root to deliver his Utica speech.
The resolutions said, among other
things, "it is due ojr American citizen- 1
ship that the people resent the flagrant
attempt at federal dictation to the !
electorate in state matters. We feel j
that we should make known to our!
servants a' Washington the nature of
our views with reference to his Inter
ference in our affairs."
Hearst was at his best when he
hurled his anathemas at the head of
Root, whose nanis he alway coupleds
with that of Dick Croker, who |has
taken a s'and for Hughes, en lorsing
the I oltof I'at McCarren. He said they
are both corporation representatives.
He directly accused Root of jury-fix'ne.
Hearst accused Hoot witn having
been the attorney of Tweed, "the most
notorious criminal honest men ever
sent to the penitentiary." He accused
him of having been the attorney of
Jacob Sharpe,lhe briber, in which case
four jurors had sworn in affidavits
that Root had given them money for
their vot^s. He charged that Root has
been the attorney at different times for
the traction trust, the whiskey trust,!
the steel trust, the watch trust and the
Insurance trust. "It is fittini'," tie- j
clared Hear-tt., "that this corporation [
attorney should endorse Hughes, the]
attorney for the lighting trust, the I
ship-building trust, the sugur trust and |
the Boston franchise grabbing outfit." j
"It is aNo tilting, ' said Hearst, "that i
Crocker should side with Pat McCarren i
against me when it is considered that I j
drove his ice trust mayor out of office." j
Speaking further on, Hearst said:
"It is fitting that Hoot, the corpora- j
tion lawyer, the attorney for Thomas [
F. Ryan, should indorse McClellan, the
puppet of Ryan. It is fitting, when bis
own record is considered, that Root
should endorse the theft of the mayor
alty by McClellan. He has always
been a defender of his iik, from the
Walt Street No' Contributing
New York, Nov. 2? Anti-Hearst dem
ocrats and lepublicans, headed by Post
master General [Cortelyou, chairman of
of the republican committee, hare been
investigating the charges of Hearst
that the opposttion to him is due to
Wall street.Thev pronounce the state
ments as false. They say that they
find Wall street satisfied that Hughes
will be elected and are not <ontributing
a cent, of money.
On the other hand they charge that
the Independents are. spending Hearit
money with a lavish hand.
The independents issued another
statement yesterday saying that Hearst
is absolutely certain to receive a
majority of the votes and that he will
be surely elected if the republicans do
not steal the state.
days of Tweed to those of Jake
Sharpe."
BIG ROW
Seattle Police Brenk Up
Socialist Meeting
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, Nov. 3? The socialists at
tempted to bold a meeting last night in
Pioneer square, but the meeting was
broken up by the police. Fifteen
speakers were arrested and taken to
jail. The whole force of detectives
were out. The crowd .became angry
and attacked [the officers. Policeman
PhilbrtcK claims that he was injured
by a kick in the back. He caused the
arrest of Attorney John North. No j
one saw Philbrick kicked.
Gage street Hats at Harrison's,
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday
FrencltDinner
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
f VERYTHING THE BSET
IN THE MARKET
Regular Dinner 50c.
TEA, COFFEE or WINE and
ICE CUEAM
IfLLS THEM
Secretary Tat't Sent to Idaho
By President
j (Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
j Pooatello. Idaho, Nor. 3? Secretary
Taft made his first speech in Idaho this
evening. He said he was sent by Presi
dent Roosevelt, as a citizm and a lover
of justice, to speak and to urge the elec
tion of Gov. Gooding. He said that in
j the Moyer-Hay wood-Pettibone cases
I Gooding only followed the law. He
j said they have not and will not be rail
roaded to jail, but that they will be
given justice. He declared that the
defeat of Gov. Gooding would paralyze
the efforts of law nbiding citizens
DOLPHIN SAILS
FOR SK4GWAY
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle, Nov The Dolphin sailed
from this ulace for Skagway yesterday
evening.
The Cottage City arrived from Skag
way yesterday afternoon.
Froth Meat
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind of
fresh meat constantly on band. tf
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
PEARY GEfS NEARER POLE
THAN PREDiCESSOR
American Navigator Reaches 87 Degrees and
Six Minutes North, Nearly a Degree Higher
Than Previous Best Record
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan).
New York, Nov. 3? Word was re
ceived today that the t'earv rxpedi- j
tion reached the most northerly |
point ever reached by white men. A J
message was received bvr Herbert;
Bridjjeraan, secretary of the Peary |
Arctic club, from Peary by the whaler j
Hopedale, which was transmitted from
Labrador yesterday, saying that the ex
pedition hail reached X7 degrees, sis
minutes, North latitude, the farthest
by nearly a degree ever attained. He
was then forced to turn back.
The members of the expedition en
dured many hardships. They were
compelled to eat eight of the dogs. On
the return trip Peary rescued one |of
his supporting parties when it was in a
starving condition. It was on the
northern part of Greenland.
Will Vi?lt Predbyterian*
There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist church tomorrow night.
The congregation will pay acompliment
to the Rev. John P. Hearst, of the
Presbyterian chuJcli, whose service
they will attend.
Train Out at Five O'Clook
The triin for Whitehorse was delay
ed today and will not get away until
5 o'clock this evening.
Principal Barber Sliop Leaila
The Principal Barbershop and Baths
is ttie leading tonsorial establishment
in Alaska. Kverything in all the de
partments is strictly modern. The
baths are first ciass in all respects.
B. M. Simpson Shoe Repairing Shopj
is open again. John Aczer. 10-20-1 m j
Mm. Grimm Entertain* for Frienda
Mrs. Herman Grimm entertained
about a dozen guests at dinner yester
day evening in honor of Mrs. M. F.
Hall, of Fairbanks, and Mrs. John
Kalem, of this city, who will leave in a
| short time for the south, Later in the
i evening, after the departure of the
[dinner guests, there was a suprise
j party at Mrs. Grimm's for Miss Dorothy
Kail Thirty-five of Miss Dorothy's
, friends were present and the evening
was spent in playing sames and the
i enjoyment of delicious refreshments.
New Furs and Golf Gloves at Har
risons.
For Sale Cheap
Or will rent furnished the "Haynen"
residence corner of Third Avenue and
Alaska street from Nov. 1st. Enquire
of Geo. E. Howard next door.
% better tooth powder
than Piso's antisceptiC
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction both
by the lhannfactnrer and the druggist
who sells it. Money will be refunded to
every purchaser disatisfied with it. See
our window display and ask for [free
sample.
Wm. BfSr'T
THE DRUGGIST