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No. 1% THIRTEENTH YEAR. SKAGWAY, ALASKA, MONPAY, APIJIL 24, 1911 . PRICE. 10 f'KNTN
HEARST PAPER
FOR SEATTLE
R> \! t>ka News Bureau >
cj that William Randolph Hearst
>;t? establisu a paper called the
M Kxamincr in this city with
in 1*0 montns. Me made an effort
t,> p ? th. S . ' 1 1. PosMntelli
ih> Ri> in association with the
1 ; v cr Post will start an afternoon
JUDGE LYONS WILL
BE THETIS JUDGE.
- ti not particular!* enjoyable. ;
r - waters a Ions; the South
\EW MANAGED WILL
COME WITH BERDOE !
TO HEAD OFF UNDESIRABLES
at the Summit as emigration officer.
Oorpoml Mcl^auchter. is now acting
realtred that th? proper location for
L
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(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
The General Land Office is preparing
a statement to show that the Gug
nheims have not acquired any hold
ings at Controller Ray. The pro
rtply to Senator LaFollette wh<>
charges that the big smelting trust |
*ias practically gobbled up everything
ia Right there.
$50,000 FOR ROAD.
Delegate limes Wickersham of Al
houses of congress. it war with the
. tn> would ^e used toward the con
>'? H't:.iv of t!i? Seward-1. :tarod tra.i
I> :-k\s Kland News
WAS NOT INSURRECTO
SKAGWAY MAN SAYS.
r ? n tally present when his photo
Kern tells the whole story in th<
'ollowing letter to Jack Keller:
El Paso. Tex.. April 11. 191 1
?"riend Jack: ?
lewspaper men made pictures of
o-ned them 1 wish yon would cor
BASEBALL NEWS.
A pitcher named Jacobson. former
v with the Stevenson (Wash ) t< un
joined th. Jnnoau ball team.
p spatch. ?
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f..Uadies..|
? Oar New Spring Line of
1 HATS i
Are Now On Display ?
? Pick YOURS out now before the one that YOU +
want is gone jjj
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H Have you seen our Spring line
I SHIRT WAISTS =
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See Our Window Display j
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H. J. LYNCH I
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Th? Up-To-D?ta Hab?rdMb?r and Ladlaa Purnl^ar.
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SAT MINIMA
BLEW UP TIMES
(Dy Alaska Mows Bureau.)
McNamara, Secretary and Troasuroi
Us Angelos. .Tamos MoXatuarn is j
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 24
ALASKANS CLEANUP.
riitr ?
ONLY CREW IS
l: VACCINATED
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
derstood that only the crew* of the
ated. A new rule has been made to
vaccinate all passengers of all steam
? "9 no matter where they travel If
having been in places where small
TAFT IN NEW YORK.
(Ry \la?ka News Bureau.)
W ASHINGTON. D. C.. April 24?
'"'?esld- 'it T*ft leaves for New York
I today to spend two days making ad
ATTACK PAYNE TAR!FF.
(By Alaska News Rurean. >
ti ck on th<> Payne Tariff hill today
LEFTY CRAIG DEAD
(Ry Alaska News Rtireau.)
INTMANAPOMR, April 24? Lefty
lu r<- last night as the result of be
CHAMPION IS FREE
JoTifi38Tl. t'lHiflpaflf
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\Rp; WHITE SLAVERS SEND
ING VICTIMS TO ALASKA? |
e'op off in Ketchikan, .Ijineau, Sk?g
way southeastern Alaska, there to
e Yukon river, when tl?ey would
ORCHESTRA PRACTICE.
pVice at the White Pass club this
t ve' "? .. at 'h- un;!^ hour
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
"Hilvilla" Tea
4* _ +
4- 4.
Is a perfect blend of pure black
+ teas of high quality, selected for +
the strength and flavor they pro- *
duce when brewed +
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+ We have it in stock and recommend it as +
?J* 4
+ a pleasing and satisfying drink. +
* Sold in 1 pound Vacuum Packed Tins 75c 4
half pound tins 40c *
P. H. GANTY, Grocer |
DIAZ LIBERAL;
PEACE IS NEAR
(By Alaska NV-w? Rur??u)
RL PASO. April 24 Mariern ha*
aid all actiri ojw-raf inns have trn?
H* dorfar?d thf term* r>ff*r??d by
the rhanre* ar*- that the armistice
BUILD CARCROSS SCHOOL.
for erwtine the Government srtwol
for Indians at Carrrms. ha* arrive
at that place in company wtth J. R
b< employed immediately in the worli
Mr. will pa?? thr^nrh Skae
RAISE PRICE.
Th*> kinjt Mlmop fi*h??rm?n who
-*?' r?>* r thr*?- eenu a potinrf wm
)3'd and IWor* *h? t?hu- I# om til"
>rir<> will probably Jnmp * r*?nt or
"imon In thf ??Bt ami mHdlr> w**'
*'r. MrMahan l? on* of th* ?*?
CANNOT GOBBLE
ALASKA-CLARK
'Ry Alaska Vnwa Btir^n ?
WAsm.vr,To?i. n c . Aprti 24
Fn an Hit?rTl?? *tv?>n oot h?r? y?
Urfay Oor^rnor rjark ataf** that n a
irrporation ran fohbl? Aln.*k.i [!i
a* abffird th? *tat??7ii??nr<i
rr*?!* h* p*p?r* to th? at*
F"r' that lh?? r;aKc?nh?<m< aim tn
rnnirol tho Nor thorn territory TJ??
ntorviow i? tak?n by ?om? fo h"*
*1 effort to w???k*?n th? a*i'afion
cainst. th* *m?lt?>r triwt.
CARL FAULK OF CARCROS*
PROMINENTLY ADVERTISED.
An Atwri-an consnJar r??por* iwnf
mt from Waahlnrton. D. C . trml#r
d'-? of M*rrl| J7 riHH^ a* follow*
Th? raisht* of bfock fo*?>?. th?> p^lt
of which I* fh<? hf^host-prirpfj fur on
fh? mark"'.. '?? proving a profitable
bn?.!n?>**. and hiu ftilly ilfmofi'imM
tb fact that black and ullror fo*?*
can b*1 hrod in canfivitr arrnrA in?
rr. rnnsntar r?port?
R^ntly Carl W of Par
ro?.*. Yukon t rrUonr. capture 1
? W of bla'V fox p?ippJ*?. ami (fc
HH to ral*?" th?m for broorflne pnr
HI* ?nt?rprfs?? not only ha?
r>ro ? unroM financially. but ha*
th? e?n?ral b?H?f ?ha'
Mark fot? !!k? hlark thorp. *t?
tptoIt fr^ak*. Off??ra a." hi*h a*
% '"00 hav? b*?n mad" Mr. Faofk for
; ;h#> pojf of on? of th?> bbi'k mal
?nil h? ha* *oW p"lt9 of aiiv* --
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mv-' e*S3?NGCR3
Th< ?t<xim*h!p Dolphin will arrl">
mrtr tomorrow nieht for tb<* Vor'h
9 AYS THE SC*SON IS
latest TOR YEAPS.
That the pri'fwnt condition ^ th"
htmktip 'h*n 'or Any **a*on In th*
Wh^n Mr WAt?on **
\VftHH?ot* Hi?t Fr1*?jr f?m* "*r
h.i*htln? ????(on um'N "? t 'ii.? !?-?
FOR THE
Transient Trade
We are lined up stronger than ever
Everything In Warm Goods
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? Pelt Shoes for Women and Men
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? Wool Coats, flackinaw Coats
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a Woolen Lined Canvas Pants
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m Heavy Underwear Corduroy Trousers
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? Sweater Jackets Storm Shoes
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m Pur and W ool Caps of all Kinds
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m Wool and Working Gloves
WILL CLAYSON- othier
The Home of The
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? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
I ? CLOTHING