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BOOKS.

The one present that comes nearest
to being universally desired. Books
get to he better presents all the time,
because while the art of book making
and illustrating becomes more perfect,
the cost grows less. You can buy sew
eral choice books now for what one
used to cost, and in our stock you can
ind looks suitable for every age. class
fully doubled for the holiday season
ard includes all the latest editions of
all standard authors, besides a large
variety of Juvenile and gift books. You
Ike to look at books. va know; come
in.
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NEW ALBUMS,

Albums are good gifts and photos
accumulate so fast nowadays as to
make new albums necessary at short
intervals. We have splendid stock
of them, and we wish to add, also, that
We bought them direct from the manu-
facturers at jobbers prices. We do
not believe there is any one in this
locality who can compete with us on
either price or assortment. Some of
this seasons albums are strikingly at
tractive.
Leather bound albums at $3.50 to 81.
Celluioid, binding at rs cents to IS,
with fifteen or twenty prices between.
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PERFUMES.

Perfumes are always in wide de-
mand at holiday time, and this is the
time that quality should be insisted
upon. We have an immense stock of
perfume and it includes the finest
odors of the best perfumers. We have
the late specialties. We have fine
goods in bulk and in bottles. A pack
age of perfume is often one of the
most suitable gifts where some small
token is required. The size of the
package does not matter SO much so
long as the quality is right. We make
you safe on that point. We have per-
fumes in all sorts Of fancy packages,
Also. have dainty bottles and .ato-
mixers which we can fill with bulk per-
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TOILET ARTICLES IN ANTIQUE
IVORY AND sTAcHoRN.

Few lines afford wider choice than
this. Handsome brushes of every de-
scription In all the newest mountings,
Antique Ivory, French Staghorn, Ster-
ling Silver, Ebony, Foxwood, etc., and
good one at almost any price YOU
want to pay. Hair brushes from SOC
up, Military Brushes, $500 a set and
up, Comb and Brush Sets, Clothes
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes
and full Toilet Sets. - -,
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ABUNDANCE OF GAMES.

Every game that goes into the home
helps to make home more attractive
for the children and often for their
elders. 29;:s53 = = -, /:
81 81 We have attractive games at half !
prices between 10 cents and 81. Auth
ors, .Anagrams, Bachelor, etc, Spell
ling blocks and spelling boards, the
latter a most desirable gift for little.
folks at 4oc to 75c. Crokinole and
other board games up to $3.50. d ST s. ss5
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LEATHER \ GOODS.

Pocket Books, Purses, Wallets,
Hand Bags. Bill Books, Card Cases
ETC., in very latest styles. Prices
varied, but all good values. We also
have Travelling Ceses, and many
beautiful Novelties in Burnt Leath-
er. You will find no end Of suitable.
useful gifts here for both ladies and
gentlemen. 3 s@ !; = h. s.s -. ,@s. =,
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CONFECTIONERY

You will want confectionery and it
is fitting. that you have something ex-
ira goods. We have Johnston's Choco..
late and Bon Bons in packages of all
sizes and plenty Of cheaper, but equal
" pure. candies for those who wish
them. ~. M: .-s +: ,,s MI .R35sS 81 e:
eThose who want fine gift boxes or
confectionery had better get them at
: once to make sure Of securing Just
what is required. : IS ,;#:.z 0 ..5$S
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token.
GIFTS FOR BOYS.

There are too many of these to tell
of, for some lines are so large as to
permit of choosing something for ev-
cry boy of your acquaintance.
BOOKS-This lis the standard gift
for boys.
MAGIC LANTERNS-Ha to find a
better thing.
GAME BOARDs-Home amusement
for the year.
GAMES-We have all the new ones
TOY ENG1NES-Can't find anything
finer than these. ~
CAMERAS - Something that all
boys want.
BRUSHES-H needs toilet articles
of his own.
PICTURES+One for his room.
STERLING NOVELTIES 49, Many
suitable ones.
POST CARD Enthusiastically
just what he wants.
TOYS-1n abundance for small boys.
=. COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES-A
b useful present.
PURSES OR POCKET BOOKS
Plenty to pick from. K, q
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CIGARS.

If you can't reform him, see to-: it
at least that he smokes good cigars.
We nave fine goods put up in boxes
of Is for the holidays You can rely
on the quality Of the cigars we offer
you. They are brands that the most
critical smokers in town: have passed
judgment on. q. ~ - -. Il !,
$500 and $500 Boxes. 18th
Larger boxes il you want them.
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PERIODICALS,

A years subscription to a first-class
paper or magazine makes a splendid
gift. We can take your order for any
periodical published and in many cas-
es can supply them for less than the
publishers price. Such orders should
be, handed in at once in order to Sc.
cure the January numbers as soon as
they are out. 5S1 - =.
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::EsoNYsG; GOODS.

These are the rage the world over
now, and there is every reason why
they should be. We have both plain
and silver mounted. The line includes
brushes. toilet articles, mirrors, mani
sure. toilet and travelling sets and
many odd pieces We have put at
tractive prices On them. =. g 355s s'. ~
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.AToMlzERs..

These grow more popular every year
and the artistic glass workers of Eu-
rope have gotten out some marvellous
ly handsome designs for this season.
We show : line of the latest at SOC ami
$3.50. .Ss;sS&.,*.
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BEAUTIFUL DOLLS.

We do not believe you have ever
seen larger number of dolls together
than we are showing this year; GER
tainly you never have in this locality
We have double the stock carried last
year. 1t will be folly to buy dolls else
where; you cannot match either the
assortment. or the prices.
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DlARi ES.

This is a seasonable and appropri-.
ate gift. Our line. is entirely new
this year and includes the latest and
best ones. Make a note Of this item
for some friend. 25c to $1:00. ~ '-', -.
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CUT GLASS.

When you buy cut glass you want
the finest. This article differs like
everything else. We have superb
specimens from the best makers in
the land. Prices are reasonable, as
those who are posted on cut glass will
recognize. ]. Ss5 Il SD. ! II. @'s FL; :? S
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.REAuTIEULeLAMPs.

Nothing previously seen can give
you an accurate idea Of the beauty Of
the new styles Of decorated lamps.
You will want Santa Claus to bring
one Of these to your home, and what
you want will probably be wanted BY
the friend YOU have "a choose for. 81:
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MANlcuREslET

Something to consider il you have a
young lady to please. Many kinds to
pick from. as ST s3{: + .:1sSs. .
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PICTURES,

Pictures are one of the best gifts
and we give you an opportunity to
pick from the latest designs. Those
who contemplate giving pictures must
be prompt in selecting, for these are
lines which appeal to everybody. The
prices are low and the assortment is
apt to be broken at any time. NJ :
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give have only room to give an outline Of
but each of these lines contain scores of gifts
that are worthy of your attention. Hundreds
of suitable gifts for every member of the fam
lily, from the youngest to the oldest. You can
not do justice either to those you buy for or
to your own pocket book without seeing our
magnificent display. We trust you can find
time to see it soon.
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8cHRisTMi.A,,l.,,s:, CARDS,

3 Send your friends some little re-
hinder !, of your existence and Of your
interest n theirs. Christmas card
or booklet will do 4. We have an end:
less les line Of them. Any price you wish
to pay. s &:
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stock we have indicated below lists Of items
especially suited for your friends Of both
sexes and Of all ages. We are sure you will
find these lists helpful and trust you will check
them over carefully as we'll as the rest of the
advertisement. You are sure to get hints that
will save you both time and make your holi-.
day buying very easy matter this year.
Make this store your holiday trading place
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PROVIDE MUSIC.

1t is sound sense to provide those
things that are most wished for If the
wish is reasonable one. In every
home where there are young people,
some musical instrument is desired:
Victor Talking Machines $1,000 up
to $4,000. 49,.
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: cELLuLoID GOODS.

Extra large stock this year and
prices lower than ever. There are
few gifts more generally popular than.
these. Our stock includes Manicure
Sets, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Toilet
Cases, Work Boxes. Glove Boxes, Neck
Tie Boxes Photo Boxes, etc. II. mr. =.
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GIFTS FOR LADIES.

Those who are puzzled as to what
to give a lady had better consult this
list, make memoranda, and then come
and see other things we have no space 1
to mention. H.. : .":: :::. .3ss53
BOOKS leather gift editions
for instance. -,>5$ &, Szs7 1$=
ART CALENDARs-These always
please. ~ :esrsi 5s .ss32s: s=>:s
ALBUMs----All the latest designs.
PHOTO HOLDERS Always need Of
these. > ->::,. Sss5 $sS}s3, II
TOILET CASES Superb gift, We 1
have fine ones. ~ 5s:$S5
MUSIC ROLLs--O Often just the thing.
DRESSER SETS These win be used
MANICURE SETS Every woman
wants one = I'll ss3Z
GLOVE AND HANDKERC CHIEF BOX
BS AND SETS.
WORK BOXES Nice line Of these;
PHOTO FRAMES ID metal and Gel.
luloid. 1t i SCI:
FANCY THERMo MElTERs Made
.ss for use and ornament ES&s.E s722.&s
FINE, CHINANever a doubt about
this. ~. &c. Ss,:ss' . 81 :s
!. FANCY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to-
have them nowadays. =}z :s $50 s. Fl
CUT GLAss---No woman ever. gets
/ + too much Of it. za>s II 4 .5 5s .i55 I
VASES AND RosR BOWLS &C We
have beauties. II y. /.
;WAVE ], CREST. WAREThe ladies
49,. rave over 1t. q .5. s: s.
,MEDALLION Can't miss It on this
item. %#H:&I-,' $@E.=z>s ~ - n .s s.$
cHAFING DIsHEs-No woman hap;
=: py until she gets one. s,.; Is q
JBWELRY-A hundred gifts III this
line. :,.s:> sS5 IS ::::3:Iss 81.
STERLING NOVEL T1Es-No end n, 81
suitable presents. So s :.s s} }$szss
GOLD PENs-With pearl handles, Of
course. =. ":.% ~ Y. y r: e,:.4. s..
MIRRORS Hand mirrors in all the.
styles. 4. &% = :. S.. :. # b Is
JEWEL BOXES = Many beautiful
kind. u r. r w Y :s. 5:zSls
TOILET SETS FOR TRAVELLING
Always a peerless gift. .3 s:= ISL .$ss5:=
CELLULoID AND PLUSH GOODS.
* Dozens Of fine presents. St. . E
PERFUMEs-One thing that lis al
: ways suitable. e L 4: ri 81 sy$}
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These are all the rage this season.
Now used for decorative purposes and
for table ornaments. We have the
latest in Ormula, Gold and Iron. l. ::...
."@= 75c to 800. =, o. zsesS z
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$ORMULA FRAMES.

Beautiful ornamental frames for
photos and small pictures Many with
dainty fiMgree work. Gold and silver;
never tarnish.- Csc to $500.
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~ 4; t-.f y $50 80 = / = 49, : .
FINE MIRRORS:

: Hand and Stand Mirrors. All the 4
new kinds. & Prices will please you, i
also. = s 13$= ST
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s.,T.ATllARl:Y,,,,... !.

Each Of these pieces is "a gem no !.
matter how small IN size or PRICE
Those who want an uncommon gift
will find It IN this line. Must pick
quickly, however.
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ART VASES.

Both domestic and imported Vases.
This is an item that you can give
with certainty that It will be cherish
ed. = " ~ - !. ! 3. sys.::s
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holiday books could stretched holiday
will there would selecting gifts We believe that this
solving problem than has possible hereto
FORE offers wide worthy that
quality that gift should have durability usefulness novelty and
real Genuine bargains hon
shall be pleased you look and often
mutsee heref at al =
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TRAVELLING CASES.

A handsome. durable and disable
gift. Just the thing in many instanc.
es. This is: another new item this
year. - H.. = i
'So' %T -; =
s1.25 to $500
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CHRISTMAS. TREE CANDLES. -
LOG a box. Boxes contain IS to 48
candles according to size. Candle
holders, for cent. <
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fume.

II you want Sachet Powders, Colog-
mes, Toilet Waters, etc., you will find
them in abundance here. =.
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! SUPERB CHINA.

Is Can't describe the beauties of. our
China stock. No one need look furth-
s.er who has q gift to buy for a lady. II
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GIFTS FOR MEN.

Something for man seems often to
be puzzling question for the ladies'.
Don't puzzle any more, here are many
items that will please him:
CIGARS-This always suits the
smoker.
SMOKING SETS-Few things he
will appreciate more.
SHAVING SETs-A very practical
gift.
A MEDALLION-For his room.
FOUNTAIN PENS-Will like this if
he writes.
BOOKS-Can't go amiss on this if
he is a reader.
OXFORD BIBLES-n he will use it.
MAGAZ1NBS-We will take your
order for them.
STERLING NOvELTIES-Many ex-
pressly for men.
POCKET BOOKs-We have the
kind men like.
POCKET MEMO-He doubtless
needs new one.
LINN . 4A4<Do- i've" OuSS IudI WILL
please.
HAIR BRUSHES F1ne ones for
gifts.
CLOTH BRUSHES - Have them
with fancy backs.
MILITARY BRUsHES-Made for
men.
PAPER KNIvEs-We have many
kinds.
HAT BRUsHEs-Many to choose
from.
wH1sK BRooMs-we have fancy
ones.
TRAVELLING SETS-Useful wheth-
er he travels or not.
PLAYING CARDS-Extra fine ones
for Christmas.
CALENDAR-Get one for his ROOM
SHAVING M1RRORS-A very use
full article.
SHAVING sETs-No end of things
in this line.
KODAKS-One of the finest of
gifts.
CAMERAS-Often the very thing.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-A goodwill
token.
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,.CANDL ESTlCK.

. $1.25 to $500
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
SOUAW MAN IS
 HELD IN JAIL

On Monday. Mary Duncan. an In- dian woman. known as Porcupinc Mary. entered a complaint against James Hatfield (who claims to be of the Hattield-McCoy FeuG for threat, rning to kill her. Commissioner Odell issued warrant and deputized A. R. Young to make the arrest
 Hatfield was supposed to be at Joe Smiths ranch with a rifle. claiming that he could not be taken. Young took him with little trouble and he was brought to trial on Tuesday. Capt O'Conuor pleaded the Prosecution an Judge Stout the defense. Judge Odcl sent the man to Skagway in default cI $7OO.OO bonds to keep the peace, to await the action of the district court.-HaineS Pioneer Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
CULT PLUNGED
 INTO THE BAY

A novel sight was witnessed Thurs day evening by a number of merry makers as they were about to go OH board a launch, when the tiny colt belonging to one of the horses of the Dewey buss took a head'long plunge from the dock down into the cold waters below, a distance of abod thirty feet.
 The little animal was game, how ever, and upon coming to the surface struck out for shore. Being some what rattled by the long drop, and the shock of the plunge into the cold water must have stunned the little horse. for it first took out to sea be- fore it got it's bearings.
 Then 1t laid its course for shore and soon scrambled safely on the tide flats.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17

The White Pass will run a special train as far as Denver Station tomor- row morning for the purpose of taking party of tourists to the Glacier. The train will lave the station at s o'clock am. and will leave Denver Station in time to get the tourists back for the boat out in the evening.
 Fare, $1.OO for the round trip. Par ty will be limited to 60, so secure tickets early
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
ALASKA'S FUTURE RESTS
 UPON ITS AGRICULTURE

fields are what 1 believe them to be they will supply the future fuel for all the Pacific coast. The action of the government in holding up the pat ents on these lands is hurting us and burting all the miners. I have heard protests against this all the way up the coast.
 By two years we will be shipping out large quantities of ore and copper from the country back of Cordoya. We have satisfied ourselves that both coal and copper can be handled at a profit.
 |" Will there be a shelter at Cordova?
 "Well, I cant say as to that Pro- bably in the long run it might prove cheaper to have the ore smelted at Cordova. Nothing has been decided about that as yet.
 "The panic in the States hurt AL aska, but industrial conditions are gradually regaining their normal basis and that will greatly assist the de- velopment of the north. We have needed all our money, however, since the fall of 1907. The country is just getting its stride again. Alaska will soon feel better times"
 Mir. Perkins is an transformations man with a sincere and direct manner In dress, manners and speech he IS democratic. He has keen grey eye, the decisive mouth and reliant chin of q man of action. He is known along Wall street as one of the cool est financiers in the game and J. Pier pont Morgan seldom takes a step without consulting him. Just what significance Mir. Perkins trip to Alaska will have remains to be seen, although Mir. Perkins states that he is "just looking things over"
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
RIVER REPORTS

The Bonanza King arrived at White horse at S:45 last night and sailed for Tahkccna river at o'clock today. The Dawson passed Hootalinqua at 3:&O this morning and the Selkirk passed stewart river at 10 last night both bound up stream.
 The Whitehorse reached Selkirk at , o'clock this morning and the Casca arrived in Dawson last night. The next sailing from Whitehorse will be the Dawson, Monday evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17

"Fm not afraid of newspaper men, said George w. Perkins, the New York millionaire and financier who is the right hand man of J. Pierpont Morgan, speaking to the representa- tive of The Alaskan last Wednesday evening in reply to a facetious warn ing of the introducer. "I have found that newspaper men usually play fair, continued Mir. Perkins, and in seek ing news they are doing something that is perfectly legitimate. The newspapers are a big factor in mod ern life and the man who realizes thi and takes the papers into his confid- ence is wise. Public men who deal with the press realize this"
 No, have never been to Alaska before," continued Mir. Perkins in re- ply to an interrogation, and l am certainly surprised and delighted with the country. The climate and scenery are both wonderful. Of course so far I have just been touch ing the edges of things, but there is no doubt the country has wonderful resources in mines, timber and fish.
 But, after all, the final future of the country will depend upon whether or not the agricultural resources are sufficient to support permanent pop ulation. No country can grow or de- velop without agriculture. Whether Alaska can support people by the products of her soil remains to be seen. The climate in Southeastern Alaska seems to be mild enough, but there does not seem to be much lana capable of cultivation. In the interior where there is more land the climate is more severe. Still, the people of the Scandinavian Peninsula, live off the soil and I believe that Alaska is capable of the same agricultural de- velopmcnt. understand the govern ment experimental stations are doing good work in this line.
 "I am going to Cordoya and look over the coal and copper mines at the terminus of the Copper River rail road. President Eccles of the road will meet me there and if the coal
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The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
CITY OF SEATTLE ARRIVED

The City of Seattle arrived at 3 o'clock this afternoon with about S5 passengers and 15S tons of freight, The City of Seattle will sail south at about midnight. There are about 6O round trip tourists on her who made the trip to the Summit on a special train this afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
PAPERS CAN'T
 PUBLISH CUTS
(8y United P-esc.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July IT. Owing to labor trouble between the newspaper publishers and the engrav- CTS union of this city, today for the first time in twenty years not singl San Francisco newspaper ran a cut or illustration of any kind toda?. The publishers have locked out the engravcrS and will run no cuts un' til the trouble is settled.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
DEMOCRATS MIN
 BASEBALL GAME
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c. July 17-The Democrats of the House of Represent atives organized a baseball nine whic defeated the Republicans of the House by a score of 26 to 16 in a game played yesterday afternoon be- fore a large and distinguished gather ing. Rev. Reynolds of Washington was umpire.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
ARE OISORDERLY

per windows at the soldiers. Several militiamen have been badly injured.
 BUTLER, Pa. July 17-Eight thou sand steel workers walked out on a strike today in the local mills. The men are in an ugly mood and riots are liable to result. The militia have Baen ordered out.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
(By United Press.)

ATHENS, Greece July 17-Reports received today from the province of Ellis state that the earthquakes re- rorted yesterday have killed more than 400 people and that the death
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17

G. H. Fickhardt.' the well known and popular White Pass agent at Car ibou, with Mrs. Fickhardt, arrived in Skagway on yesterdays train and wi go south on the City of Seattle for a six weeks visit at Seattle. MT. Flckhardt. has not been below for six years.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
GOV. JOHNSON
 RECOVERING
(By United Press.)

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. July IT. Gov. John A. Johnson is recovering rapidly from the effects of the opera tions performed upon him and a spe- cial train will undoubtedly carry him to Seattle where he is to deliver the address of the day on July 3lst, Swedish day at the A.-Y.-P.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
EARTHQUAKES KILLED ADO.

roll Is far from being completed. Considerable damage to property was done at Pyroges, the capital of the province.
 The survivors are almost destitute and are threatened with starvation.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
NJ SCORE IN
 IS INNINGS
(Sy United Press.)

DETROIT, Mich. July l1-Thc De- lroit Americans and Washington. D. C.. league teams played eighteen in. ningS of baseball without either team scoring. The game was called on ac- count of darkness.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
CONGRESS MUST REDUCE
 TARIFF, DECLARES TAFT

The Presidents announcement is a severe setback to the Republican lead CTS in the Senate and House who hor' cd to pass bill without reducing the schedules of the Dingley bill. The tariff bill as it passed the Senate pro- vided higher schedules in the main than those of the Dingley bill
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-17
(By United Press)

McKEESPORT, Pa. July l7-Mar- tial law has been proclaimed in this city and several companies of militia are protecting the plant of the Press ed Steel Car company. Several times during the past twenty-four hours
 ii women have hurled bricks out of up-