THE DAILY ALASKAN
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"n7TT TENTH YEAR 3KAGWAY, ALASKA. WEDNESDAY APRIL M 1907 PR'CE 10 < ENTS
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New Spring
Stuffs
in an abundance. All prices to fit any
purse. No trouble to show goods.
W e invite your inspection
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The new substitute for silk, has the
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ta on the market- only
45 cents per yard
SUESINF. SILK IN COLORS FOE
PARTY DRESSES
27 inches wide and 50 cents a Yard
Stores o'nen Eveninis - Phone's 4 and 55
Did you ever
smoke tlif
El
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Cigar?
>.0! Where
Can I Get
Them 2 From
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent tor Alaska
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HEARST WILL OPPOSE BRYAN
New York editor will try for Democratic presidential
nomination?If fails will run as Independence League
candidate?Democrats very much cast down as a re
sult ol the announcement
^Special Dispatoh to Dally Alaskan.)
New York, /*. pril 24 ? The announce
ment was authoratlvely made yesterday
that William R. Heirot Intends to cap
| ture the Democratic nominati >n (or !
1 president next year. He will work j
I largely through the Independence ]
League as he did last year when he
forced his nomination by New York ?
Democruts for governor. If he falls to
capture the Democratic nomination, it
ii said, be will run as the nominee ot
the Independence League.
Chloago DtoooraU Split
Chicago, April 24? The nows Jthat
Hearst expects to grab the [Deraocratlo
presidents) nomiatlon has already
caused a split in the Democratic ranks
here.
The Democratic party is in very low
spirits all over the country today be
cause of the shadow that Hearst' 1
lOtlOD has cist over Us chances of suc
cess. Not since th? election of Presi
dent Cleveland 15 years ago has the
Democratic outlook appea-ed so bright ;
to non-partizan observers as it looked
yesterday rooming. The people have
refused to enthuse over Taft and again
the agitation for a third term had been
taken up with renewed vigor, though
without much hope that President '
Roosevelt would relent. Naturally |
the thoughts of good judge* of affairs
political had been turning very serlous
!y toward W. J. Bryan, "whose recep
tion In the East this month has been
better that ever before.
Now are these hopes blasted, as it is
admitted that with Hearst as a candl"
date, if not of the Democratic then of
the Indepence Lsafjue, the Biysn
strength will be so divide:) that almost
any Republican can be elected.
RULERS fALL
Emperor nitd Kioe Throwu
By Auto
[(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
j Berlin, April 24? Yesterday while
Kuiperor Wi liam, of Germany, and
. King Ed*ard of England, were motor
in/ tbeir autoirbile was upset over a
bill ami the rulers were thrown out]
and badly shak'.-n up. Had the auto- j
H'obile gone two feet more and both
raeu would hare oeen (Uibed to pieces.
F.inpeior William was driving the
automobile.
all"well!
Tat't S.ys Cuba Peaceful!
ai.d America Trusted
(Special .Dispawh to Daily Alaskan. 'tj
j Washington. April 24? Secretary
; Taft who has returned from Cuba, says .
?.be island is quiet and peaceful. He
- . J
! savs that the Americans are trusted by
the people and that sub. tantlal pro*j
press in the development and the j
perfeiiion of the government is being J
! made
SKAGWAVANS
INSPECT MINES
C. B Boshart has returned from At
liu where he, with Mark Gilliam, W.
D. P. Aims and C. C. Runner, made an
examination of the Lavedtere group of
mines. Mr. Aims represented Col.
Thomas of Whitehorse.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
10 QUIT IIS
Ala?kt Road Commi-noD To
Go To Seattle
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer of |
April 18 sa\s:
"The a! sua road commission of!
which Maj. vV P Klcn-<rds >n is presl- !
d?ni. wlU sooo move into Us permanent
quarters in '.he o e w Arcide builting. j
Two roouis adj >ing the suite occupied |
b. the quartermaster's office have been
leased. The road commission's office ts
now in the Bui-ke building. The new
office will be permanent, all year head
quarters. Heretofore mush of the
drafting and other work of the com
mission wjs done at Skagwav. but as it
has been found nec ssary to keep a
regular purchasing agent in Seattle, it
has been decided to have all the work
of the commission carried on here."
FIND GOLD
Chelan Claims to be a!
Cripple Creek
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Chelan, Wash., ^April 24? Gold has
been fourd near this town and great
excitement created. It is believed the
camp will be a second Cripple Creek.
The formation and the ore body dis
j covered are the same as those |at the !
! famous Colorado gold camp. ]
I ?. E. MoDanald in Laundrj Scsintu
! I
E. E. McDonald, .formerly of Skag- '
: way, has purchased a half Interest in
J the Alaska laundry at Fairb&nics.
N?v Piano For Rent or Sal*
A new Piano for rent or sale? Inquir
of Principal BarbarShop. tf.
Received
fre$b
On
Cbe ?
?Jefferson
TOMATOES
GREEN PEPPERS
GREtSN ONIONS
RADISHES
CUCUMBERS
LETTUCE
RHUBARB
ASPARAGUS
GANTY & FRANDSON
ROOSEVELL SAYS LEADERS
Of LABOR UNDESIRABLE
Washington, April 24 ? President
Roosevelt gave out a letter yesterday
in response to the numerous requests
that have been m 'de that he retract
ihe stai-men.s he has maJe classing
Moyer, Hay?ood and PetiiOcne with
Uarrlmin an 1 Rockefeller He says
in his letter most emphatically that lie
r-jjards these labor officlali m un
desirable citizens. He denied that he
has tried to influence the trMa of these
men and sav- he has no refere- ce to
t' at phase of the case. 3e ?a^ he
simply had in mind the mode ui life toe
rn-n followed ind the agitations with
?vhicb tney have, been cono c >d
WANT GRAF I
i'it'-bnn; Co i < ilme 11 S ek
Bi ibtf U iD^y
(Special Dlipatcb 10 Dally Alaskan) '
Pittsburg, Pa , April 24? Pre?ii!ent
Caleroa, of the Pittsburg Tube P?aLl
way said und r 04 h yesterday that
every member of the city council asked
for a bribe before eonsont would be
given to the passage of an ordinance
granting a franchise to the company to
do business.
50 designs of 1607 wall paper just
received at Harrison's.
ASKS HHP
RnOSeV It W,?'y William
!0 Ad
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, April 24? It has been
learned that President Roosevelt has
s?ot a secret note to Emperor William
of Germany, asking that he help the
peace conference in the work it has
under taken. The president urges that
every land is interested In universal
and continual peace.]
50 designs of 1907 wall paper just re
ceived at Harrison's.
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