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PHOT FIGHTS
FOB POSITION
(By Ala** a N?v?? Bureau)
Washington u c.. Jan- ll?
i'oui Pvwy l>4> ayD?art^ brforv tin?
bottw i-omautte* oq uul affairs to
.?ruit hi* >|i)? owry ot til Vurtti Pol*
ALASKA IS 10
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(By A I 4 Ne?i Bur** u)
vv \SHlNUTv>N D C ?>? U
?xu-u*u>u o t Uk* interstate couiuivrcr
! a * sto 4i lu U vou
StMuiUH KWUtfr.
BAD FI IN
(By Alaaka Nt*? Surcii.1
CINCLV N VT! J^a !! T*i Ctuuiit
u| Cuuuutfic* buLkjtu^ in tub* ctt>
? as Lut UjHl d?tro>t->l i) ftrt til
iurriaf a property Iom ol ov*r
uillloa dollars Mu> t>u?iur-?-> tuei
bating ott'.v t .u t!i build, ug an
and ?ivr?* ot *rt<
KE'A CAMP OF
A. B. IS NO. 2B
KUt Ori- k in tb< Iditarod d'
(or Uw oitabluthtuviit of abat *
bv k.no*u Cuiup No. _t>
^ Camp It** sou No l ttUt Ik* tit*
?tails us officer authority and iaairtu :
toa? ha i injj b?*n *uv?l lo bitu on
the uiuti by Grand Arctic Recorder
KcL- " to 1 .-tabl---;i
One Week More
You still have a few days in which to
purchase the best and newest goods at
THE LOWEST PRICES
Ever Offered in Skagway
No Old or Shop Worn Goods
Everything New and Up-to-Date and you get
33 1-3 per cent discount 33 1-3
H. J. LYNCH
TM Op-T>D?ia Hi6?rdwtr and Ljtliaa Furnisftar.
EONA ID NUT
FREE SHOW
(By AUaka Now* Bureau)
ST UU'IS, Jan. 11- Ed :ia. Good
rich is to sue Nat Goodw tu for di
??M aud :s now gathering evidence
about his running around with chorus
girls
PEABODT IS II
(By Alasxa Nawi* Bureau)
SBATTLK. Jan. 1 I? Charles Pea
body won't deny uor afJirni that h<
U >cvM ug to enter thr Alaska steam
-.hip business. lie is also silent to
the question as to bis having maiie
au offer U> pilKtow the Alaska Coast
company
Sotue further details of the report
ed ludtan trouble in the Kantishna.
say* the Fairbuiks Times, atv #x
l pettnl on the arrival of Uu> Sho '?>
ers. who k-ft the district about tS"
same uuie as Johu McLnM, *ao
brought the word of the trouble.
Shown is already due in Fairbanks.
P* ' r Triwbly, ?> another Kantishi.i
lua.i wl?ot?v arr al is .i*a:N--l in oril f
to learn something more of the
TUre^ of the uh-u supposed to aa? ?
been made way with by the Indians
are I' ass Berry, David IVnner and
partner, who left Fairbanks last fall
They are prospectors and were en
awped at the lower end of Lake
Minichumma. According to McLeod.
>
color to the supposition thai the !r.
bans have made way with them is
large quantities of sugar hard tacL
and such supplies. In feet the na
lives were seen moving grub down
from the lake and were *erj ftv
with the sugar, one of them offering
to give a -a. k to another !:a":v
while they were boiling up frying
pans of sugar and making candy out
of it
Boatman and partner, two trappers,
new to the country, who were -man 3
ed in the foothills, are two others,
those safety is fevred for, while an
old trapper, who occupied a cabin on
a point in Lake Minichuntina. is the
sixth man that is aliasing.
Mrs W. A Keid, wife of the sec
retary of 'he Y. M C. A., who wiU
be ..stablisa.J at Fort Seward. :s on
the Jefferson euroute to Skagway.
Mrs. Reid U accompanied by Mrs.
Pruess. aad while in the city they
will be guests of Mrs H H t'raper
LANGFORD AN
EASY WINNER
(8;* Alaska Nsv?s Bureau)
BOSTON, Jan. It ? Longford entire
ly outclassed Jeanette and easily woi<
iu the twelfu roan J. He put Jean
ette down ia the first round for tho
count of nine.
1 3) Alaska Ne%? 3ur?au)
\\ VSH1NUTON. IV C . Jan. U ?
Ttu' -ivucral pension bill which has
a-: pa.-.-ed the house provides for re
t -t to all ex-sokliers who have rvach
-d the age of <2 years. This adds
expenditure of forty-five Hiilliou
dollars to the pension roll.
Kitt
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^K'ATTLK. Jan. II ? President Taits
leaso of the fcW.'WO.tWO appropriat
'.or r> ? lamatiou work, just annouco
from Washington, is good news
luanjr sections of the Pacific north
si m which portions of the money
to be spent, l uder the law the
tire sunt must be used within five !
irs so that work will soon ben in j
:iorlhwesteru projects which
be immediately benefited and the
m to be speut on them at the
.> project in Idaho.
I man 11. Oregon. I325.9M: the
. .3. Or- ^on. fcMMAW, the Sun
> and Tieton, Washington,
? '?' o and respectively
uds % ifflcient for maintenance or
:"ation are to be allowed for the |
itas and Benton units of the
ima project, and an allotment
i the ^fueral fund will go to th
?> - ... project in Washington.
ei
UK GOOD
A J.
ah. i Treadwell Xo. 14. A. B.. is
^row lag rapidly, says the Douglas
i>laua News, and some lively meet
will be held during the next
? weeks. At the meeting held
. six applications for mem
N r-?ii were received, and one trans- [
r from Camp Haines. There w#
b? something doing aeJtt Tuesday
, tt. and Vrvtic Chief Bennett asks
that all brothers turn out and help
th cheehacos in their journey over
the trail. A plentiful supply of male
utuU stew and other Arctic delicacies
\?ill be provide*!. Visiting brothers
ade welcome.
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I Jap Oranges l
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W e have a lot oi Fancy Ripe Japanese Oranges on which we
make you ihe low pnee ot > .00 per box ? 7 to 8 dozen 4*
in a box. Get them now. as the season is 4"
short for these goods v
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GETTING HOI
III NEW JERSEY
(By Alaska Ntwt Bureau) .
TRENTON. Jan It? The New Jer
sey legislature has convened. There
Ls a hard bat lie o be (ought (or the
seuatorship.
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(8y Alaska Nev?s Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. U?
? Prvsidrnt Taft has direct**} the sec
retary of war so publicalty reprimand
VvaituaaUer Situs who made the pro
British speech at a London dinner.
E1EV. OREUFF
i Re*. P. Orloff. who tor some years
has been priest of the Greet church
es ai. Douglas and at Juneau, says
the Cordova Alaskan, a as been pro
moted to the office of ecclesiastical
superintended of the Russiaa church
es of Alaska. Canada and Alaska
were tornaerly in the same jurisdict
ion. under Bishop Alexander, but
the two jurisdictions have been sep
arated. F&ther Alexander will be
bishop of Canada, while Father Or
loff will be superiuteudent of Al
aska. Both are under Archbishop
Plan ton of New York, who appointed
Father Orloff.
Father Orloft will move to Sitka,
which will be his headquarters, as
soon as his successor as priest at
Douglas and Juneau, who has not yet
been appointed, arrives.
WANTED ? A copy of the vlaskan.
dau* July iT. IS10. Please leave at
this office. * 3-t
Camp Skagway of the Arctic Broth
erhood held an interesting meeting
iast night. Several of the old ones
were there ard made lively talks.
GOV. NEM
GETS PLUM
(Sy A.'asXa *>sws Sureau)
HARTFORD. Jan. It? Former Gov
ernor McLean was yesterday elected
to the 1'oited States senate from
Connecticut.
SEATTLE GANAL
SGI JOLTED
(Sy Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Jan. It ? The Lake
? ish.ngton Canal, which Seattle has
for so many years being t-ying to
build or have built, has struck anoth
er stumbling block. At the last ses
sion Congress appropriated an amount
sufficient to complete the canal on
condition that Seattle or King county
should dig the accessary excavation.
Bonds for this purpose were voted at
the last general election in the county
and everybody seemed happy. But
the validity of these bonds have now
been attacked in the courts and as
the state supreme court once held
that a similar bond issue for the
same issue was void, it looks as
though the canal were up against
i* oace more.
FL!RT!NG WITH
SOLEMN DEATH
(Sy A.'aska News Sureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. U? In a.
L'tuky wind yesterday Aviator Latham
attempted a flight in a monoplane
machine. The machine dropped and
was demolished but Latham escaped
with slight injuries.
H W. Kirby returned on today's
Peterson from a short visit at
Haines and vicinity.
The Icy Breeze club will give a
masquerade ball on Friday night,
Jan. at A. B. hall
ttMt kliwfikf ic Mux
j Will CLAYSON-a^ ,
The Home of The
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