GALES SWEEP
GREAT LAKES
u*NY \ESSELS *??E S*SD TO BE
LOS' ?\D SCORES
*SE 5R0WNED
tRy Alaska N' r<
CMC MO No* 13? Tb* cnp*t Jake*
i?\o> >? vbtpped into a firry by the
?;.TS*r<I which >*f bold like entire
K^st 1b its irrasp.
c ?.-*2y? ?? a ' many w*
- <?i? are tboo^it to be lost.
CHIC A O Sw H ? L?T?<. reports
sav tAai tna-.y v.s.v!s havo K*t
arx! a sk>v> of bane beer.
'?*' as tJx Tv>uil erf the ta^es
*>.:vh have s.w-<-pt lb* laXes. the lasi
" ?v days
A. 8. CONVENTION
OPENED J00AI
:.T VUaka \-ws -;;ro*u.>
.?T-xTTLE N( ' 14 ? A "arc<e eaii is
a.--. defc^aHoa of A. B's fpoaa Yan
<x*?v?r, joiwd rj?e V P " special
tv .at TK. ? v - ftv*
V.v>w?wr aac this. cSy w.U xmrr>ey
V Lbe K .-?<>?- CitJ " >(reU:er
Vive . CV 'f Gtbte c*z:)e
>v-?r witk the Vancouver ,:.vWi:or..
t^niwl ATrtic Rwwwr KfB?, of
SkJtcwa? b?e: lit v- for > v
es-ai day* and W or. U?i sj*>cial
last TK^rtjT a)s*>
"?"be p<Mivef*x>-, wbvis is Ux ?ta
- ?
-?;li opes :n i\x-Uaa< today and
- to te the kK larceiy at
ceu (ocvfttoB :n tk? history of
th- \r : Broti . -hood
\ V-iecraai ?< sre^trnp "**s sent
to :be Grand Ouop ?>.* naomiac in
the nan>e of Ousvp S-kac^ray x? 1
NOTICE TO THE PL3LIC
Tbe P?ck Tra^ resta.ir^rt *i8 be
rV*a?d ftYijE Ww on as > P.M till
ki \ V ia Ux- a?nuag ur.t;I further
aoQn
LABOR UNIONS
MEET TODAY
AMERICAN LABOR FEDERATION
HOLDS 31ST ANNUAL
CONVENTION
\By Alaska N?wt Bureau. >
ATLANTA. Ok. Nov 14? The 31st
anmial convention of the American
Federation of Labor was called to or
iot t,->day by President Samuel Gom
jvrs
There we four hundred delegates
rceeent -efireppr.tin^ two million labor
ry: men thruout the VnKed States
ANOTHER OCEAN
TO OCEAN FLIGHT
By Alaska NVws Bureau.)
SACRAMENTO Nov 14? Bud Mars
the aviator will attempt to duplicate
Chas K Rod|pers' feat of flying from
ocean to ocean.
He is scheduled to start from here
<m Thantafrfviajt Hay. ft* the Atlan
tic aboard.
SIXTH PANEL
IS DRAWN
t By Alaska N< t Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES. Nov 14? The Mo
Samara oa??e Is stjjl a mait of le^al
ontaaglements. There have been but
two Jurors f.nafly accepted, acoordtac
to reports All the tajesmen hstv*
been exanamed and rejected. A new ,
venire drawn. n?akir4: the sixth one
drawr. so far This is the long dts
tanoe record for the number of men
examined and the length of time con
sumed in empanelling a Jury.
IIIIII1IH9I ? ? ? ? ? ? a ? ? ? ? ? s
Your Thanksgiving :
SUIT
OVERCOAT
Should be Up-to-date
We are showing dozens of
the newest stvles in
Worsteds. Tweeds, Cashmere, Etc.
Kv\ coi'f 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
T?? Op-Ti-D?t* H?b?rda**?r ?oi Lac'ias Furnlafcar.
BRAVES WAS
i WELL LIKED
WAS NOT ONLY EMPLOYER. BUT
WAS ALSO A FRIEND
TO EMPLOYES
The Jcnnownoeoieot of President
j Oaves" death ta last night* paper was
a decided surprise and shook to the
entire oomunKy .
Mr. Graves was very popular among
the employee of Uie White Pass and
; Yukon Root#. He was not only an
employer, but a frtend to the men.
wid hte sudden low ia feK wry deeip
ly by them.
It is not knowiv. what, if any chang
es in the administration of the road
will be caused by the ck'ath of Mr.
Grave*.
In respect to the deceased man.
the railroad offices, Cariboo and Skajjt
way and Whtfehorae are today draped
In mouraJtyt as are also the White
Puss kx-acrKH^vea
DATE
(Continued from pace two.)
BOSTON. Nov. 14? The triai of
the Revncend Clarence V. T Rich ?*ia
ha* been set for January IS.
He wtt be charged wKh the mw
tier of his fiancee, Arts LinrM 1
REFUSE BEATTIE !
A NEW TRIAL
(By Alaaka Xew? Bureau.)
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 14? Henry
Clay Beataaie'* doom was pronounced
today when the Suprane Court of
Virginia refused his appeal for a new
triad.
BeaCtie has been sentenced to be
electrocutd on November 24.
JAPANESE TO PROTECT
WHITES IN CHINA
(By Alaska Newa Bureau.) \
A MOT Nov. 14 ? A Japanese cruis
er arrived here today FYireigners tn
the c*y have asked for protection
by the crotser
Remember the KJta dance Friday
night.
The Steamer Humbokk Is due to
morrow evening
OF
TRIAL SET
LEAVES MILLION
FOR It SCHOOL
GREAT NEWSPAPER MAN WILL
FOUND SCHOOL OF
JOURNALISM
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK Nor. 14? Th? w?l ot
J?*eph Pvlltccr, the late publisher of
the New York World and the St Low !
3 Po ! Dispatch. which was frototed '
here today, gives one million dollar*
for the establishment of a acbool of
Irmrnailiatn.
Considered one of the greatest. wn
, paper men the world has known, he
has taken a great Intent tn the ed- <
restion of young ttoMrnaJistn. This
tost act is but the cufantnaMon of a
life work for the uplifting of Journal
istic work.
WHITE HOPE
WINS MATCH
(By Alaska V<"** Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Nm. 14? Carl Morria J
the "white hope" from Oklahoma
last night went a step up in bis ollmfc
up the championshl p ladder, when he :
beat Jack Guy or in nine roundu
Morris had Guver at hie mercy from
the tap of the gong. The referee stop
ped the fight in the ninth round.
If RAN ORISCOLL
FIGHI IS OFF
(By Alaska New Bureau.)
BIRMINGHAM. ICng Nov. 14? The
police have refused to give their per
mission for the championship boot,
here between Owen Moran and Jem
PrteooH. on the grounds that soch a
flsbt is illegal In ICngland.
Moran and I>te??oil were to fight
for the lightweight championship of
England
Arctic Brotherhood meets tonight
Everybody oome.
The liadies Aid SJoclety of the Methi
odist church will meet tomorrow af
ternoon with Mrs. Ktndeli at 2:30.
Tore wIH be nomination of officers
tomorrow evening at the Eaglw reg
ular meeting Ail Baglea are urgori
to be present.
The WhrteboTBe train will not ar ,
riTe tonight as per sch?Hiie, it having
waited over in \Uiitehorse for the
nawson atag>e, which is reported late.
++++++++++++
t Our Stock of 1911 Pack Preferred +
?I* '
Stock Goods is Now Complete. +
?|? '
This brjnd h??s . !
NO SUPERIOR t
T
aud is favorably known 4.
THRU-OUT ALASKA I
m *
EVERY CAN GUARANTEED? This means that +
+
ywir money is returned or good* excha nged, should .
may of them prove unsatisfactory. 4.
* +
I P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
HAVE POPE
SIGNIFICANCE SEEN IN THE AP
POINTMENT OF THREE
AMERICAN CARDINALS
ROME Nov 14? Asm-Uotm that
the way Is betnjt paved for an A mar- j
K*n pope are now Wn* made here
an the result of the rnm^njt to Atner
Im of fmir rpprrsentaUvea hi the M
ertoral cofie?e of cardinal*. It !
posited ont tba* the lar*e?t body of ,
Catholic* In the world ia found in the ?
United State* and Ka pna???a?ioo*. *nd
the action of Pope Plna tn ftttowti* ;
three new cardinal* fe> r<tanW a*
bavin* great sijrn<f<<*rK-e
I
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
VLADIVOSTOCK Not. 14? Rxtmik
will s?*id troopa to Pekh\ to protect
Rwwton interests there Fifteen him- j
dr-cd CoawK-ks have been sent a* an ;
advance guard to P?kiri
ALASKAN POLICY
10 BE 0UILINE0
(By \la*ka New* Bnrean.)
SEATTLE. Nor. 14? Alfred J. Pair,
the Alaska. Deroocraillc committeeman,
ia In tbte ctty on hla way to Wash
ington, where he will confer with
Champ ('-lark and Oacar Underwood, j
the Demomntic leader of the H<*He
BeJiering tha< the next rongreea
wiB be Democratic, an \l?k*a poV
lev wHl be outlined.
The steamer Curacao ie dn? Th'ir*^
day night with 24 ten* of freight and
i rma'J passerig?r I
RODGERS IS
UNCONSCIOUS
birdman sustained a severe
INJURY BY HIS FALL
or SUNDAY
(Br Al*?k? N#wi Bureau. I
PASADGNA Not 14? Arlator P.orl
U HUH 1HVOI?rtOWI M Ul? wwR
f hi*
A rinse rrWir*! examination die
ckw? the tor*, that b? bM M i
?er?re carries ton of tho bruin
Mwh re4ret U .rjpreeeed h?r? a*
the Wrdmane mfefnrtwne Jnat m t the
Umf of hto tritroph ft to hop?d th*?.
he wit ?w?f.
OFF ASTORIA
(By Alaaka Rir??n.)
ASTORIA. Nor. 1) ? Th? ?rf?*nier
U'?Rhin*ton which aafied for San Fran
owco from PorUanrJ in ?tior? on
NortA Head A Wiiftr teal* ie s*rrw
fiwr
Ther? a re fnrtyei?b? pw'npr? no
hoard astrmz whom in J?me* Day)*,
of AJaataa
ASTORIA. N?>t 14? U?e 1Mb af
Urnoon, the (mr Tatnoefi. uihW ootn
mand of CwpUUn Bnrk BRUT, aur
c?W in hmTtn* Mie atorm off Nor<h
H?vl and getting line# to the utrand
?-d r <?**!. the WaahlT*Vm ?nr) loir?!
her trrto port
NEW YORK IS
STORM SWEPT
fBy Ak?kl New Rnfeaj.i
NEW YORK Sot 14? Tbie dtj
has been in the ?r?*p of a Ntww-1
for the pant two <1*7* Mitch wff*
in* has been eiperteneed
You Can See
A Prize -Winning Clothes
Exhibit
At Our Store Any Day; You Don't have
to go to Any Fair or Exposition, nor Pay
Any Admis5ion Fee
You Can See
Exhibitions of Our Clothes
All Over Town; The Best Dressed Men
Are Wearing This Clothing And They
Look as Though They Enjoyed it "V
Come in And Take a Look at Them
WILL CLAYSON-qlte,
T"he Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING