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Come to the Valdes Market for
your Thanksgiving Turkey;
We have a fresh lot coming on
the Northwestern. Nov. 27.
Our delayed fall shipment of Ken’s Fine Suits are
now ready for your inspection. We are very strong
in our clothing line this year and can fit both slims
and stouts. Special attention is called to our as
sortment of heavy weight Tweeds. Prices range
From $ 12.50 to $30.00
It
Burt ™ Packard Shoe
We are showing a splendid line of Burt & Packard
Shoes. One of them, the Burrojap patent, is sold
with this guarantee: “If the patent cracks thru
before the sole wears thru, your money back.
Mofe Trouble For‘James The Terrible*
McCumber Otlt For His Scalp.
Washington, Nov. 22—Senator}
1
M cOumber will lead the fight in
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cingress this session against the
i confirmation of Judge Wickersbatn
! ofthe Third division of Alaska. He
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! will attack the report of Judge Day 1
as he claims to have personal
i I
| knowledge and proof that sonic of i
! the old charges made against the j
Judge a e true. He ha* written to*
Roosevelt regarding the matter,;
[and in the letter says that he can ;
; substantiate the charges. The re
port of the second investigation.;
recently made bv Judge Hot t, df
Nome, is awaited with tonsider
able interest, and Mci’umber bT
lieve* that the report wiii sust m?
his position. No new charges w:l)
be presented, but the matter ot
gambling being allowed in the
building standing on the lot owned
by Judge Wickersham, and th£
fart that the judge \va> nnn* u
less under the mflneiu ■ <>i Taj t:*jr
Barnette, will be pushed purlieu
larly.
Alaska Criminal Cases
Seattle, Nov. Z'2—Judge Hanford
now hua under advisement a mat
ter which will he of the greatest
interest to the people of Alaska
He is to decide whether crimiiu?
cases can he tried in Aln.-ka. Tie
question was raised in connection
with the indictment, of (’an:
Newth, who was indicted hv the
Nome grand jure on the charge of
abducting an Eskimo girl. The,
commiv idaer it Norm- decided
that the Nome court had no jnri-»
diction and ordered the case trails
ferred to Seattle. If Judge Han
ford sustains this ruling attorneys
for the defendent claim that it will
he impossible to try tiny more
criminal cases in Alaska until (’on*
;jrees enacts a law specifically giv
ing Alaska courts such nower.
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Steamers
Seattle, Nov. '22—The Dor*
started for Valdez nt 11 o’clock
yesterday forenoon. She nil! take
the mail run to the westward nett
month in place of the Shelikoi'l.
Seattle, Nov. —The stef.iin-r
Northwestern left here yesterday
it noon with a small passenger
list and a large cargo of general
freight, for Valdez.
The Saratoga will unload eoal
here and take inn:' . nd passenger^
before going to Kllarnnr for ore.
To Pur Friend- Out Or file
Trail—We wish to say th.v. vou
can get all the Latest Record- and
Newest styles of KdiVdh Vbfcro*
tsograph* at the Alls/.