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MEMBERS OF SHKATE
ONCE M<;RE AT PEACE
Washington, Oct. 2—Members oi
the United States Senate are again
at peace after the strenuous tight
over the traffic measure, and a cau
cus is scheduled to take place to
night.
SKYERE EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK IN COLORADO
Denver, Oct. 2—A severe shock
oi earthquake visited this section'
at 12 o'cloos last night, throwing
people into a panic for their safe
ty. But little damage resulted.
Sam Tagan, prominent mining op
erator of Fairbanks, accompanied by
his wife, was an outward bound pas
senger on the Jefferson this morain
ASSESSOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that th
tiix ro'l for the rear 1913 has b€"«
completed and is now in the hand
of the Towu Clerk.
FRANK PAGE,
Ut. Assesso
Capt. Wm. Dob'er, of Tacoina
who ' wns and hua betn runn'ng a
small, light-draft Jteigbl boat up ».h
Kovukuk river to UeUlts the pas
season, was h jiifaeafer on las
night's train. Hi left i.n the Jeff'-M*
son this morning fcr the outside.
Win. Kartzmark, formerly ot
Haines, but for the last year a
resident - ef Juneau, arrived last
night oh the Georgia and will re
main here a few days visiting friend
and acquaintances.
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1 The finest contour of a female faoe. the
sweetest smile of a female mouth, lose*
something if the head !:• crowned with
scant hair. Scant and ft lllns hair, tt i?
j now known. Is caused by a parasite that
[ barrows Into the scalp to the root of the
j hair, where It saps the vitality. The llt
| tie white scales the germ throws up In
burrowing: are called dandruff. To cure
dandruff permanently, then, and to atop
falling hair, that germ must fee killed.
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SB* FOR OCT. 14l'H.
Bingham, Mass., Oct. 2—The cor-J
onor's inquest into tke causes of
the mysterious death a short time
ago of Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton
was resumed today. The trial of
Mrs. Eaton, accused of causiug his
death has been set for October 14.
NOTORIOUS MURDERER
WILL NOl BE PARDONED
j
Boise, Idaho, Oct. 2—As a re
sult of numerously signed protests
against it, the proposed pardon of
Harry Orchard, self-confessed mur
derer and perjurer, has been re
considered by the Governor and Or
chard will remain an inmate of the
penitentiary.
SECRETARY P. K. LANE
ABLE HiP TRAVEL EAST
San Francisco, Oct. 2—Secretary
o* the Interior Franklin K. Lane,
who has been very ill since he reach
ed California several weeks ago,
has so far recovered that he will
start east today, stopping for a
short whjle at Denver.
CHANGE AT THE MOVIES
TONIGHT.
Their Hero Son—American.
The Mill of the Gods.—Nestor
World Series Baso Ball—Game
New York and Boston.—One Reel.
Dream of Death—Great Northern
Four Reels tonight.
Four Reels tonight. 2t.
Hurrah for Alaska. The Carl-|
sou Cold Storage Co., operating a
cannery at Taku Harbor, have im
ported twenty sweet girls from As
toria to help out in the fish depart
ment. This is a long ways better
than the slant-eyed Chinks at any
rate. It will be a treat for the poor
tired fishermen when they come ii
from a hard day's work, just to loo
at those girls.—Ex.
F. F. W. Lowle, resident agent "of
the C. P. R. at Skagway, went ti
Atlin this morning on business coe
nected with his company.
Wm. Kincaid, general freight and
passenger agent of the Northern
Navigation Co., and wife, sailed on
the Jefferson this morning.
Ideut R. W. Baxter of the A. S. S.
Co., was a round tripper on the
Jefferson. He was here in the in
terests of his company.
Messrs. Kibly and Maples, who
are interested in the Engineer mine
on Wlady Arm, between Carcross
and Atlin, will sail south on the
Sophia tonight.
Miss Alice, daughter of Mr.
Phil Abrahams, leaves tonight on
the Princess Sophia on her way to
Edmonton to visit frieuds. Her stay
outside is indefinite.
F. C. Collins, Traveling Passen
ger Agent of the C. P. R., with
headquarters at Seattle, passed
through this morning on his war to
Dawson. He came nortti on the
Princess Sophia.
Otto K. Strirek and wife of Fair
banks went south on the Jefferson.
Mr. Strizek is a Koyukuk mine own
es, and has had a good season, hav
ing brought out a large poke of
gold dust with him.
Mr. F. T. Hamshaw, who arrived
out from Dawson last night, informs
us that the suit recently instituted
by Dawson parties to obtain an in
terest in James discovery claim in
the Chisana district had been set
tled out of court, and that Mr. Ham
Shaw's title to the property he pur
chased from Jamqs is now clear
and without a flaw.
$100.00 REWARD $100.00
The readare of this paper will be
pleased to learn Chat there is at
least cms dreadful disease that scienc
tuts been able to con) In aQ its stages
md that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Dune is the only positive oure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
Sail's Catarrh Core Is tak^a intern
illy, acting directly upon the blood
md mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti
tution and assisting nature in doing
Its wark. The proprietors have bo
much faith In its curative powers
they offer One Hundred Dollars
tor any case Oiajt it falls to cure. Send
for the Mat of testimolnaJs.
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Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation.
il'LZER IMPEACHMENT
IS NEARIKG ITS END
Albany, Oct. 2—The state rested
Its case in the Sulzer impeachment
proceedings this morning after hand
writing experts had been called and
given their decisions where the sig
natures of Governor Sulzer or his
agents were disputed.
Later—The defense requested an
adjournment of the proceedings
until Monday but the court of in
quiry refused to grant it and ordereJj
the trial of the case to be resumed
this afternoon. It is understood
that the defense will not ask for
s dismissal of the charges, but will
make a demand that several of the
articles of impeachment be' strick
en out. %
Albany, Oct. 2—Governor Sul
zer will take the stand this after
noon in his own behalf. It is be
lieved that he will make no denial
of the charge of speculation, but
will endeavor to prove that he was
justified in his actions.
MR. Bit VAN CELEBRATES
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Fairfax, Oct. 2—Secretary of
State William Jenniugs Bryan to
day celebrated the twenty-ninth an
niversary of bis wedding day.
The Jefferson arrived here at
5:05 this morning with nine passen
gers and 50 tons of freight. She
left for the south at 9:15 a. m.,
with 70 passengers.
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•" HIS FOOLHARDY FEAT. "
A Nerve Trying Climb^Jp the Face of
a Steep Precipice.
In his boon. "Trailing and Camping
In Alaska," A. XI. I'owell. a govern
mentJsurveyor. tells how one of his
party was led into a most hazardous
pre<H«ament. lie says:
We landed on a grassy nook at the
foot of a precipitous mountain spur.
After supper one of the frrio tried to
climb to a ledge of white spar that
could be plainly seen from, the camp.
After ail hour's bard work be reached
the ledge, but it proved disappointing.
He then saw that be could not de
scend without eyes in his toes. If he
could ascend a few hundred feet he
might lower himself down a draw by
the help of scattering alder brush. He
spent another hour in getting to that
place only to discover a precipice in
the path he had expected to descend.
There was another cb«nce left; he
might climb to the top of the spur far
above. No living man could have
(.•lung to the face of that precipice a
minute if It had not been for the moss
that was rooted in the small crevices.
He continued climbing until about
10 o'clock, when he paused to look
down on the carapfire and. the water,
more than a thousand feet below him.
He felt a sickness conie over him. so
he turned his gaze K) the rock wall, a
foot from his face.
When near the summit he found liim
selfWace to face with a perpendicular
wall about twelve feet high. There
appeared to be a small bench on top
of this wall, on which he might rest
If he could reach it. He sat for a few
moments on a large rock that lay at
the foot of the wall: then with his
knife be cut niches for finger and toe
holds. Holding »n'by these he climbed
up and dug a sort of trench through
theVnoss on the rim above, through
which be might draw his body. Then
he descended to the rock for a long
rest beforaunaking Hie final effort..
He finallr nerved himself to the task,
put his fingers in the niches and dryw
himself from the rock which, with the
pressure of the departing foot, said
goodby and went bumping down. down,
down. The man wits left clinging to
his niches-hope and life above, sure
de.ath below.
Big drops of sweat stood on his fore
head as he steadily worked up, up, and
held with one hand while he dug
the other*lnto the moss above. Half
of his body finally rested on the edge,
while the other half hung in space
without a foothold. It seemed Impos
sible to move from that position until
ho saw an alder stem, an inch in'diam
eter, that had grown on the Httle flat
bench. He tried Its strength. It en
abled him to pull fiimself*up and lie
on the narrow bed of moss, where he
thought of friends far away and his
own folly.
There was but one way out and that
was along a six inch shelf about 100
feet ito the westward that eoded on
the sloping ridge. Along this a man
could edge his body by holding on to
the Jagged places In the rock wall. He
took off his shoes and set off along
that .sloping path, but he had to be
careful not to look down from his
dizzy height to the distant eampfire.
The feat was accomplished safely
and a thankful murtal lay on the green,
grassy ridge in complete collapse. His
aneroid barometer recorded 2,140 feet
above the sea, and his watch told him
thst it was halfnast 12 in the morning.
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