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KKNTH YEAR SKABWAY. ALASKA. TUESDAY. FKIBI ARV U. 1TO ''"TK 10 WWW
TflFT If 5 THE
PROGRESSIVES
PRESIDENT C ALLS TVE*
POLITJCAL EMOTIONALISTS
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, -t'r Key To Succw*.
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v 1 p oe no syiap?1^ ft*
of : ? o*"fc pS'tstU faith who
?r% ^ ? r* ia realty a?WWy political
l !' V?U\ 111., FYt> 1 -tiovwnor
Nf-: ? ihc Ytvi j. M**n> cl?k,
t citwl arjv* u> the jxwrc
of th* oHwtr?%> tackle lyosT**
?p v .< } > that proc
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GOVERNMENT
WILL HELP
* \R DEPARTMENT to
RELIEVE NOME FAMINE
RtWPW CmI Held At Military Post I
Vk ll B? Turned Ov?r To Nome Of
ficials. Te He'ieve SHertaje.
tl^r Alaska News BareauJ
\vashi\\;TVX. n C . FVb. U? |
Ti? \V*r IVpartnvent announced thin
iUnc that they would <k> ail <
s a?clr pomer to Idlkii Hie coal
r>e -.toation at Nome. Alaska.
This offer comes from the efforts ' ]
v hi oh ha** boon put forth by IVlo- i
ate Wiokorsbam and membor* of the
I1* Rc Onast TVVeeation of Alaska- 1
v voters tr, sioirp relief for the city. ?
It was annonnood by the War De
partment that the coal stored for eta- 1
? *? t*ve military post at NV?me
* aM be turned over for the use of
ho cKiiens of th town. I
TOURNAMENT IS
HALF PLATED
" he third aeries of pames? in Hi ?
1 -*naUma) Rowling toomey *-ere
d .-t nicht on the different ftl
v:i! ?nph thi> Kx-*J fcoys bo*!<
K t ta>>I\e pin* to the man por same
* Jnnoan. who took hieh acoTo.
he* rv^ived the cellar plaoe, This
-r ? <* n>*rfc* th# ha-f w?v noint In
?
T^ie r> ^ajts of ttie parous boa tor 1
? ! are. Jtmeau J.V": Sewar.l
\Yh I'-'horse I44-T. Dawson J4'?l
tNi Skajnray J41*.
Th ftxaJ number of pins made by
h toATt; in the nine tames *re as
F.^-t Seward. T<" v Jnncan.
\V" J.?vtw?e, T3CT: Skafway 7C:J
^.'w-atlon n >t'ea?. pia.er and quarti |
* * sa2 tr tie D?!ty a 'as' in tf <
" . ?c*r a h->rre rooked me*'? j
(jntek, clean service Where' \t
v ?? Hon e R?*U>ir* t. Fifth
\v?ii. naif a minute from viroadwa.
Subscribe for Use Daily Alaskan.
3iii9ia?iiu&s amuHuis:
? ..ONE WEEK MORE.. 1
XV, per cent, off ?
? '
Our Grand Clearance Sale has been "
such a tremendous succes during ?
the past week that we have decid- 1
ed to give one week more of the ; ?
big sale!
ONE-THIRD OFF j
Sale Closes Saturday Evening ?
February 17th, 1912 |
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T>? Up To Date Haba.-sasfcw and Lju'Im Faml?h?r.
IMPERIAU-.TS ACCEDE TO
Hfc-PUBLICAN DEMAND.
Pjpi'U-te Re.r f? At Prv>?p?** 0t
Peace in Flo .very Kingdom ? Man.
chus Apr** Tc Republic And Abdi- j
cat'on.
(Hj- \!k-cVr Newt Rureaui
PEKIN, i hir* Feb. 18? The wiw j
!<? t;is that l.a'i hovered over the ci
ty 1 the l*?i t*o days wore partial
is <?!? arod away today when three Im- 1
> r !;< '* vet ? issued. (rraf.tlnjr th?
?? j of tli< Republicans
One cf the edict* stated that the
Imperialist* would abdicate. The *o
?o J accepted the Republican form of
rnntent and the third approved
He conditkws acr<?ed upon by Prem
er Yuan Shai Kai.
There is great rejoMng am one* t
ihe people at the pnoaperts of j>eaii?
! FREEZE
i Ry \laska News flu wan.)
N :\V \"ORK, N. Y. f>h. 13? The
M snap here has been aggravated
' t ? rrifio hl4?.*ards that have ra*e<1
i a -I down the ooa?t. Many have
?:i n ported froien to death.
KILLS HIMSELF
? Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
Ni:\Y YORK. N. Y.. FVb. 13? Wash
cton Selknian. a wealthy broker on
:h-> s< k cx< hanse in th4* city wa*
in Ms office on Wall street
h - morning with the top of his head
? 1 '?n off He i" said to have suffer.
im r ^verses on the Kxchasige in the
?>t year which fronds of the dead
man think unbalanced his mind and
?iused him to take his own fife.
Selicman was considered to be very
nealthy and moved in pood soct<?ty.
lie wa* a member of several select
iubs in the city
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
The price at which the CaJlarman
!? tngalo is being offered for sale
=VcW sorely be an inducement to
someone who is now payinc rent to
tret a cozy Mule home at a (treat bar
c n As an investment, a buy of ;
this kind is a sure thing. The ho*ise
entirely furnished Is offered at a re
markably low price. Investigate this
offer. I
MASS. TOWN NO LONGER
UNDER MILITARY CONTROL
Cotton Workers Agree To Keep The
Peace ? Governor Fc?? Recall* Sol
dler? From Scere of Huge Strike.
llty Alaska N*w? Bureau.)
LAWRENCE, Mmi., Feb. 13? Order ]
has been maintained here betwwn
the striking cotton workers and the
operators of the mills and It la now
thought that a peaceable settlement
r?f thoir differences will soon be made
A crimen te blve been marie by the
1< ai'ers of the jitrikc that no further
\ le ? f would Ik> indulged In pending
a settlement o| the strike. On the
strength of this agreement on the
part of the striker*. 0<w. Fowi has
ordered the millt'a away and the city
wHI no loneer te under military con- i
pusses mi
( lty Alafkii News DvMn.)
LONDON. Kn(!.. Feb. 13? The stolen
t'.l ?<vld ia mourning over the death
of Joseph lilst)?r. the eminent Rur.
iieon. who died here yesterday morn
Ins Or LiMer is famed as the dis
coverer of thr antiseptic method of
tr?-a ? ? r- r- wounds in the praetor of stir
eery, for whirh aervlce to stirgery he
was made a baron of the English Km
piri I>r listc* was 7"> year* of ago
at the time of lt'sdoath
bim mm
HUN TUNNEL
<I?y Alaska New* HureAu. )
OAKHNH, OU . Feb. 13? A dc?per
ate plot to rob the vault* of the Can
aril&n Hank ofOnmmerce of thla city
was yesterday nipped In the bud whe
1'trh tlicc<rn? discovered a tunnel be-:
inc run toward the vault* of the bank
The tunn?J was being driven from %
cellar of a building In the rear "of the
bank The downfall of the perpetra
tors of the deed came when the Ook
"?".d Light company began laying a
p'->- In the allef behind the ban*, i
lMirgers In the ditch, upon breaking
the paring found a subterranean pas
aj h led under the bank The
r^bVors had been alarmed and made
'heir escape
The Jefferson Is due to arrive In
Juneau at fi o'clock this evening and
should reach tills port early In the
morning.
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Syrups of Highest Quality
This week wo arc showing our complete iine of table
Syrups, cocking Molasses, etc.. which includes all the lead
ing brands on the market, and are positively guaranteed
represented. RM,n^
Yankee Iiills. pure Maple A Cane. quarts.
" " " i gallons.
Rcrtttirlr Rodnivwl
prtrv thl*wrvk
To w 1 os lx>g Cabin
Pure Maple
Old style
breakfast Belle. Honey flavor
White Clover Cane flavor
White Rose
Pure Missouri Sorghum
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Karo Corn Syrup
' 1
' pints
' gallons
quarts
pints
quarts
quarts
10 lb tins
5 lb fins
} gallons
quarts
a lb tins
r?l low
40
65
1.25
35
1.50
65
85
45
40
75
45
60
35
4."
onljr to
35
55
1.05
25
1.80
55
25
40
30
65
35
50
30
40
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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MY INDICTS
Hll
PACKERS CHARGED WITH
SELLING OLEOM ARGERINE
Grand Jury In Georgia Indicts C?m
psoy For Breaking Pure Food Law
(By Atoka News Bureau.)
ATLANTA, Ga, F>b. 13? 8*T?ral
ImHctnenbi have been returned here
by the f.rand Jury acafhst wholesal
ers who have l>roken the pure food
laws. Amongst those Indicted we
the Cu'lahy Parking Company. This
firm is charged with the (tale of oleo- ,
nMnTina iiiuir r the label of dairy
i?>it|fr They will be vl^orwisly pros
erutrd according to reports from th?>
local prosecuting a'torney* office,
mio :
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. TH., fob. 1.1? James Pat
? en. wllknown millionaire and form
'-r "wheat kin*" Is hack on the Board
of Trade and a llf^si/ <1 corner In oal
n declared to be starting. Mr. Patten
summoned to the telephone In
*? home in Kv-nnsion and apparently
a* wrathful "hen asked concerning
?rjti? of the report.
It Is not true; there Is nothing to
.* ?napped the former wheat klnsr.
s* he hiine np ihe receiver with a
banc
In spite of the denial:* of Patten,
Mrokers and commission men on the
hoard were convinced that the one
time wheat ki ' R ' hal "come back "
Th-y l"Me*e Mr Patton'* vlslta to
the Board of Trade, which were fro.
q uen l, < re more stentfWnt than mere
ly \i*lt? tf "old haunts."
For two .mxiths Mr Patten, accord
In* t" rapofta ha? been quietly trad
hs l? f?a. mil hl? ?1ne Is s^ld to be
vlilv rron-'rt. |t j, estimated he
h'.tl ?'* 7 ."Ort.wo bushafet, and according
i broker ? "* ' . i* I'aften Is back in
?he pit "with both fcot" and Is there
to stay.
TV?n"t ml** the Bachelor's dance at
the W. P. AlhWfr club tomorrow
nirht
IWO ACCIflEltTS
HI TREADWELi
TWO MEN INJURED
ON DOUGLAS I9LANR
Slav Is Run Ovec? Terribly Mutilated
Fcur Men Are Injured By Powder
Ex; toslon In Cower Level.
CBpeclal to the 1'alijr \l??k?n.)
Jl NBAIT, Feb. 10? Treadwell was
the m'cnp of two ac<-H??nt? yesterday,
the first serloos accld?.i.t? to occur
there In several month* On? man, a
Smiv, named Radmtiiace. wa? run or*r
by a mine car and was dfcembowled
It in not thought that he will lire
Another accident, an exploalon of a
mivod ?hot disabled four men In a
slope on the 1W0 foot level of the
Treadwell mine The Injured men are
Kreoat Thy*. Henry Van Hookmvw*.
d??r. IxtuH Van Hoo*enweder and Ju
litia Cotney, The last named will
probably lose hU eyesight as a reault
? if the expkwion.
RRdmuiace wa* rldln* on the powder
train and either felt or Jumped off
to (to to hU dinner, when the cars
j struck htm and passed over one Je*.
>?arly ampiitAtlr,* It and It I? thought
j -hat the shock will kill him
The four men Injured In the atopo
'of the Tr?adwell mine were plue*ln*
lioW-s with a BurlHgfi drill when the
j?teo| s'nfk a hole charrH wf?h pow.
W which had faifed to explode and
h*1 not been reported as a mlesed
h it The men were injured by the
f r"r* of the e*p|o?|on. fine dirt belli*
' town Info their skin On? of the
?lien will In *11 proba'-IJIty io?e the
*i*ht of hia eyes
(Hy Alaska New* IttmM.)
ROME. Feb 13? f>enonn< in* the
modern world of fashion and the lat??
styles ? in hidiee- coetomea. Pope
Pius has Issued an edict forbidding
<iietiltarie? of the C'hnrch from attend
In* church function* where women
appear In low neck gowns and abbre.
* luted costume*
Shoes fori
Men
Wcmen
and
J Children
We have a large Stock on hand i
Also A Large Assortment of
Men's Shoes
The Best That The Market
Affords
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
& MORTHEJRK I
$E?f: f& I
WILL CLA YSON-aSL
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING