SKAGWAY. ALASKA.
PRICE 10 CENT8
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT
WINS AT FAIRBANKS
Fairbanks, Sept. 25 -The republic <Q
primary election here Saturday ?u
fought out between the Wtckersham
and anti-Wickersham forces on an
agreement along those lints. "The tick
et supported bj Deleya'a Cala d daring
for territorial gofernmaot and the con
firmation of J u dye WlckersJham woo
hands down. The primary waa ar
ranged as a public teat of the question*
Involved and both tactions of I he re
publican party were pledged to support
the winning luue. It It n w alleged
by leading politicians here that the
fight against Wickerstaam is to be
dropped and the solid support of this
section of the Third judicial division
given to Delegate Cale, supporting ter
ritorial government and Wickersham
at the next session of congress
f L. A. HARRISON CO. |
4
Winter Goods
Arriving on
Every Boat
Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames
[sr ores open Evenings Phones 4 and 55
One Thing We Distinctly Aim at
in This Business
I la that every man who
knows us or reads our
ads. will know that
this is the store for
quality in clothing.
We would rather be
known as the right
place for- good stuff
than as a place where
you get low prices.
It is always easy to
quote prices but it is
what the prices buy
that counts.
We sell
Hart Schalfner &
Marx and David
Adler & Sons
Clothing and we want
you t<> know it We
cannot gi?e you any
better evidence of our
standard qualities than
that they are the best
made.
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Cbt Oat Price eiMbim-Towib and Broadway!
SOCIETY LEADER ID MUSHIKSTON STIITE
SMART SET IS FREED BH ME
1* TEN MINUTES
The Daily Alaskan Cubic.
Seattle, Sept. 2s? In divorce proceed- 1
ings which lasted less than ten minutes ;
yesterday afternoon Mr?. George I", j
Piper, wife of Suie Senator Piper, se
cured a divorce on the grounds of non- ,
support and dtaeriion sioce last Jane.
The parlies to the affair are members
of Washiugton's exclusive set
UK MAKES
ALTON IMMUNE
?
BAILROAD WILL GO FREE FOR HAVING
FIVEN GOVERNMENT EVIDENCE TO
CONVICT STANDARD OIL CO.
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
Chicago, Sept. 2s? Judge T.andli bn
announced that the Alton railroad
aystera will be allowod the immunity
bath (or the evidence it furnished the
United States in the recent trial of thw
Standard Oil company wh'ch brought
with it the gr.ai fine imposed by Judge
Landis. -
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amnio mi
Tbe Daily Alaskan Cable.
Helena, Sei>t. 25-The bandit* who
robbed tbe Great Northern Express
Company on th? 12th of this month at
Rockford, Montana, and aecured booty
amounting to nearly f$40.000, crowed
over the Hoe Into Ciuada. Bill Miner,
the escaped train robber from New
Wesimintter, almost sixty years of
1# cow kocvn to be at the head of
the pan k- Montana police officers and
members of the N. W. M. P. are pur
| aulas them.
ALTON MUST
STAND TRIAL
UK S?tS R/ULROAD WILL HMf TO
NED FOB REBATING OTHERS
THIN HIE STANBARO OIL '
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
Chicago, Sepl: 25? Judge Landis
refused today to discharge the Grand
Jury after be had allowed the Alton
railroad immunity in the rebate case
in which the StaoOard Oil was recently
convicted Judge Lindia boldi that
the Alton is guilty of other rebat
ing ana U>at the immunity v'romlged
was only so far as the Alton was con
nected with the Standard Oil combi
nation.
Enrico Caruto, the great Italian
lenor, can be heard daily at tha Seattle
on t e Duplex, Caruso's success is the
ereaust ever stained by an artist in
thii couney
SUPERVISOR LONERGAN SWEARS
RAILROAD LAWYER PAID HIM II
SUM TO VOTE FRANCHISE
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
San Francisco, Sept. 20? During the
trial of Tirely L. FVird. the attorney
for the United Railroads conr.noy here
yeiterday. Supervisor Looergan ad
mitted that Tirely had paid him |4.000 I
for his vote in favor of giving the
United Railroad a streetcar franchise)
for San Francisco Mter the earthquske.
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
Chicago, Sept, 2f>? The Federal
Grand Jury to probe into the Meat
Trust law violations has been called for
October 1st in Chicago.
Our:
Rose Brand
Butter
Has Stood The Test? It is the "best
that money can buy
GANTY & FRANDSON
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
Seattle, Sept. 25? ConKreasman Wm.
Sulzer, of New York, wbo i* io the city
on bit return from Alaska, say* tbat
the eying necessity and plei heard all
over Alaska is home rule lor the ter
rltorj. At tba coining aeieioa of
Congresa be will introduce ? bill which
will prevent fur banting for the com
ing twenty-five year*. He ballet* that
the territory abounds ?ith tin and will
endeavor to have government acientia'a
sent to Alaska to investigate.
FOREMAN OF
FORMER JURY
MAN IHIH PLEADED WITH TO CONVICT
HMWOOD NOW TO PASS ON
BORAH'S PATE
Tbe Dally Alttkan Cable.
BoiM, Sept. 26? The jury Id the case
agalpst Senator Borah for alleged ! and
fraud* was secured here yesterday.
Tbe foieman of the jury is T. B. Gess,
tbe same man who was tbe foreman of
tbe Baywood jury at the recent trial.
STEONENBERG
'? WAS TRICKY]
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
Boiae, Sept. 25? In his opening argu-l
ment to the jury Judge Burch, the j
special attorney for the Land Depart
nunt, said that prior to his death form
er Governor SteuneDberg tried to have
the present governor, flooding, Involved
in the Idaho land frauds. The active j
tsking of testimony will begin today.
KATALUi CABLE
The Daily Alaskan Cable.
Washington. Sept. 25? The Secrewry j
of War decided definitely yesterday,
that the proposed laying of the Katalla
cable should be postponed for this fal!
Bo:b railroad corporations asked to
have It placed at Kstal'a regardliss of \
their conflicts, however, theWanhlug-,
loo authorities declined to do s\
ALASKA WOULD
FURNISH GOAL
CMC MINES WOULD LIKE TO SUPPLY
FUEL TO THE ATLANTIC FLEET
WHILE IK PACIFIC WATERS
The Daily Alaskan < 'able.
Washington, Sept. 25 -The War D*
partment It la receipt of an offer from
the owners of mine* at Chignic, Ala*
ka, to furoith coal for the Atlantic
squadron while the vessels are in Pa
cific coaat waters
murphTstIll
RUNS TAMMANY
The Daily Aia-k.au < aldf
New Vork, Sept. 2s? During the pri
maries oo the east aide yesterday trou
ble was started by Tammany follower*
and riot calls were sent In on three oc
casions. There wa* much bloodshed ca*
no fatalities. The Murphy Jacnan of
the Tammany Hall wo* on* aod Mill
a? Hoi. . '?
Thr' Daily Alaskan C?W?.
Oyster Bay, Sept. 25 ? Today *aw the
finish of the President's vacation. ?oJ
he aod Mrs. Roosevelt, sccompanled by
the children, left thl* afternoon for
Washington.
I L. A. HARRISON CO.
SEE OUR FALL LINE
OF
CARPETS
DOWN COMFORTS
AND WHITE ' '
WOOLEN BLANKETS