World's Greatest attle Expecetd At Liege
Recruits Enlisting In London at The Rate of 100 Per Hour
Seizure of Albania by Italy is
Contemplated— Wreckage of
British Cruiser Comes Ashore
on California Coast—Prices
of Meats, Sugar and Import
ed Foodstuffs and Wearing
Apparel Is Steadily Soaring
l.i iiiii-ii. ViiuunI II—TIk KkiuIi
aiiil l.i ii^li r.-n-i s aiv »alhotiu<; ;it
Nautili ii> h |<'II ilu* iliit uti tiei«
in'i: invasion of l-'rame.
Willi I In- l.iivt 11 •■(> •rimi-iliiu; the
I i un ip.il HiaiU over which the (iff*
Will Inn |i> w HI have tu |,ass in
iiler in m.ike :iu iwivimt't. I hi" <>iit>
If lv i- I'xllfiiwlj I'jh! !i i thrtii, a»
i.iij :m *aiil |. fit aln'ail\ slu.it
tn fi-hin^ vi*hI> is itttiiiiitti a"
The H iiiilni!Anir .ran siemnr
-I i - i«- i ii Ixiiitil, In mil! ir. hi I!-; • •
ln'i^ to Siiiit?ijiiii|iti ii. ua> ra|>tnu"l
Tin 11' .•» tittle 1II ill_ ;•! I.it t->
itav. I»ul it i«. Winnl I l.e <itil*
utt:U«si kittle ni'l" kiu>wn i'l the
i!um*ii wmn,
Tlinv i> «siiil ii. Ih- fii'trc fiijit
thr t.eiinaii n-ri-is nuilitioiinv: ;*»■
Th. \*hevealiouts «if the IJrithJi
iln'l is .it |:res<-iit tuikiiuu n.
PatU, All HUM 11—'t i-» fi'infti-il
than th«f Klrnrli have imjiI-ii, I aivl
III e llolilinjj the Cn\ I"!0.1 | :i«»i s at
IV nhmiiisr ami also at st. Mavie.
A further rc|Min >uit«>s that :HUM>t>
Austrian tni<nr» have ii!vu<le<l S\\ifz»
Thi! Frrtii'li troops who rupture-1
Malhan-tu on satutilav have !»'■ it
IitoiI to evacuate the eity ami are
it"\\ iii full retreat, t!u> rc-infotvtv
mens st itt in In tlio <«cruu»iis liuv
iu_ t.w m lit lined them.
I St'llsst'ls. All^llsl I 1 —A proclam
ation has Ik'cii i*MU'd l>> the I!«•!
uian uo\eminent to iIii- (ieimaii am!
Austrian residents in this onuntt-.i
to present themselves before tin
(■■lice in -t hours or they will
l»' apH ehemled ami sliul a - spiis.
Tlit'ro is siieli a Mlrict I'liisiir
■ i 1» ln-iii^ maintained over lieus
;i«iu llit' lit'iit that hut little can
l>e learned of thf liaitl i'l^lititt<v thai
is known to ln» uuilli; mi lieluet II
the (.orniaw ami French ami its in
\ 1 *ao-1 .< • rrailie.
lime is hard lighting repotted to
« g in*» on toda,> lietwecn IJcl.;ian
nnl I'm nt h troops on iiiik siile ami
(>' i iii.iii tfiMips tin tilt- other. t;t i 111
of the river Mouse.
Tin* Belgians still hold jmssi-s
-i< u of the lofts at l.ii'se.
Iii inc. August 11—I.ato advices
rcrcivcil lure are to the effect that
Mioiii'iipgrfii iitH>|ts now occupy
Seutari.
A thins. Y u.mist II—The tiirinan
■ i uist i-s liiK'lit'ii anil Itreslau, alt' r
having successfully eva"It'll pursuit
Ijtulish ami French warships,
airivtil safely in the Adriatic today.
The seizure of Albania l»y Italy
i> autii ipati tl, according to advices
rtciiveil here today. The situation
at l>uta//o, the capital, where W il
liam i i Welti still retains a fi*>t
I" Id, >:tid to 1m> in a ilespeitttelj
piciarious situation.
lit i liu, tier many. August II—
It is officially reported here tn
LADIES
We now have a New Lot of
MILLIXERY
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The Up To Date Haberdasher
and Ladies' Furnisher
PHONE 41 SKaGWAY
day thai there is Mill'ieleiit food 01.
hand in (•criiiaii.i to last tlio entire
population a yivir oven if all sup
plies Ht'i'i1 iut tiff from ilie outside.
Viraim, .Vu^iisi 11—Aih'lces re
ceived here litis niriiiiiii; arc to
the effect that I lit- I Indian forces
had been repulsed while tiding to
enter Attiin.
San IVamisiHi, August 11—Wreck
age which came ashore r.tar here to
daj indicati s that either tin I5rit
ish erniseis Kairhnw or Shearwater
have been liicil upon and sunk by
miiii:' tiennan war-hip < r that an
explosion lius iMi'iirreil mi tmaril (lie
\csm1 causing i<~. tit rut t ion.
Vew V.iK, August II—Meat,
sugar, imported foodstuff- ami
wearirjj apparel are soaring in
price here i lav. < i^ai.lte lubftc
cii is scan e and the supptj of for»
iiimt wiues is low.
iixi \< >i.x iJ:i - : \
I»li.\N \VUM:1AV!M> !•"!(• HT
itoiii.;and Me J. . ;»ri> • itm
ssho < .tittl '>.• i'hi- £.• m* n-r of II.. n- •
June AtldaniSj I'ri-r. Charlo-. M t
iitiririiistnilli.ii in Cook coitniy, of
■
the reiuHjluaa tkl; c. lloger ('■
Sullivan, g:-s K.::i;iiato and former,
.
ana Congro.-cii'i l^ivrotue K.;
Stringer, »: • >'■ k :di -f iMudldatcj '
ins has the undivided suiu'ort of
t! » - _rv
The progrcs -\ es believe that
Sulliv:.n will win the democratic j
nomination, in s.; itc of the fact that j
Secretary of State Bryan, Coventor
Dunne, Senator J. Han.llton Lewis,
and Mayor llirriscn, of Chicago,
have indorsed S:ringer. If Sullivan
is nominated the progressives pre
dict the election of Robins, basing
tiller claim on tho belief that thous
ands of progressive democrats will
vo.e for the bull moose nominee.
If Stringer is nominated, they be
lievu llobins still will have an ex
cellent chance, though admittedly,
not as good a one wore Sullivan
to bo his opponent. They do not
concede Senator Sherman has a
chance of re-ele>;tion.
TUiough a wide si lit in the
Cook country republican ranks, the
progressives see thoii? chance to
elect a majority of the new county
administration. President A. A. '
McCormick of the coun'.y board, who
was elected as a republican two
■ a is ago, accepted the progressive
uomii.atioii thi3 year. One faction 1
of i lie republic named a slate 1
with a candidate to oppose McCor
mick. An insurgent element
in the republican party
»i Cook county named still ]
another state, and placed Mc
I'orii.'ick at the head of tho ticket.
H'.'l-resentativcA Copley, Hinb.iugh
.inn Thompson, progressive members
of congress from Illinois, will be re
cUvff'd this fall, the progressives i
i.mlv believe, on the records they '
iv" so far mad". They assert they •'
will elect four new members, bat i
111 i-ot name t!ie districts in which i
they cxpect these victories. 1
It is no secret that the bull I
•loose following is depending a grea i
leal on a heavy minc-rs' vole for I
tho i rogvessivo ticket in the coal <
fields of southern Illinois because c
■>f the friendliness of the progressive
''tutorial candidate towards rnion 4
iJjor.
Cf the 150 members of the last
Illinois egislature, twenty-six were
progressives. Str to Chairman Mc
Cormick predicted today by re.\so-i
of hull moose gains no party will |
li;:vo more than sixty-fhe, nor less i
th.in forty-five, members of the new i
legislature. I
UIU, 15i:i\(i Bl'SlXESS MEX
OX VACATION TO ALASKA
O io A. C:ise, secretary of the
Seattle* Coin.u'• vial club, his wife,
mother- and father-in-law, J. D.
Gardner, comprise a party of round
ir'p tourists, who passed here
omcward bound on the Admiral
Evans on Saturday, after having
* i.siied Seward, Knik Anchorage and
Woodrow iu Southeastern Alaska.
Mr. C:ise has rut in bis vacation
in the north for the purpose of get
ting acquainted wit! the people and
conntvy, .is he expects to pilot a
business men's' excursion to Alas
ka next summer.
He says that Seattle business men
are ready at all times to farther
the interests of tho territory in
legitimate manner, and sug
gest that it would be a good Idea
for local civic organizations to get
in shape to show the intending
\ lsitc-rs proper attention when they
do come.
3Ir. Gardner was one of the pio
neers of the north, having gone in
'o Dawson over the trail in 1S97.
Hew Goods Just Received
Libby's 0 reen Olives, per jar 65c
Libby's (.'how Chow, jars in'two sizes, 20c and 35c
Libby's Prepared Mustard, per jar .... 15c
(Quaker Breakfast Biscuit, per package . . 15c
French String Beans in glass 55c.
Also a complete line of Crosse &
Blaekwell and H.J. Heinz Com
pany's goods at popular prices
Complete Line of Perishables
F. H. GANTY, GROCER
LJ!G 10 BEST
1HIS AFTERNOON
Rome, Ga., August 11—The Sun
.■ral train bearing Mrs. Wilson's re
uains left Washington City at 5
>'clock yesterday uftcviioon and ar
'ived liere at an early hour this
norning, the services being con
lucted this afternoon.
Throughout the entire route from
iVashington City to Home the churct
jells tolled as the funeral train
>assed through the various cities,
owns aa*l villages on the way.
President Wilson will return to
Vashington City tomorrow.
IXKHGV AM) KM(OW CKICASK
AltK ALWAYS SVUK WINXKI5S
Rob ICvillo is putting in a good
leal of work these days on the cot
age and grounds he recently bought
;t the southwest corner of Broad
ray and Kighth streets, and as a
esult he now has one of the nicest
awns in Skagway and as soon as
ic completes the leveling up and
lainting of the house, upon which
ie is now engaged, ho will have one
if the most attractive and up-to
late home places in town.
>XK POPIXAR WfTU LAWKS
THK OTHKK WITH CHIUM5KX
Goo. Mowl, proprietor of tlio
'opular Picture Palace moving pic
ure show, inspired thereto by the
ition of Marshal Frank Page who
lad previously made arrangements
I'itli him *o give a free matinee
ic-rformance at 2:30 on next Tliur*
iay afternoon to the children of
Ikagway, lias enlarged the invita
.'oit to include tlio ladies of the
own as well.
II this was election time and
ither of the above gentlemen was a
andidate for office, we could under
tnnd their generosity, but as it
s they have us guessing as to their
uotivos for going to this expense.
Mrs. McKettrick of the Dennett
mating house is at AVhite Pass hos
>ital. under Dr. Gabie's care.
Washington, August 11—Govern
ment officials here admit that a
var tax is inevitable in the Un
ited States, including a stamp tax
to raise the deficit caused by a drop
in the imports on account of the
v.*ar.
WITHIN 10 MILES
of no cur
F.l Paso, August 11—It la given
out hero that General Obregoa 13
wiiliin ten miles ot Mexico City and.
that lie has already sent word de
manding tho city's surrender.
IX)I'D IX PRAISE
OF INLAND TRIP
Mrs. W. S. Richardson ot Prov- •
idauce, R. I., and her daughter, Mrs.
Godou Strathy, Jr., ot Montreal,
Canada, returned to Skagway last
I '--veiling from a trip into the lnter
I ior, which included a side Journey
iiito Atliu on the way out.
In speaking of the journey from a
scenic standpoint, Mrs. Richardson,
j who has traveled extensively both
in America and abroad, stated that
she was perfectly infatuated with
the grandeur of the mountains, the
glaciers and the lakes and rivers.
"The scenery," said Mrs. Richardson,
"coupled with the interesting history
of this great unknown 'Alaska' or
'Klondike* as it is more generally
spoken of by the tourists, furnishes
for the traveler never ending pan
orama of beautiful and awe Inspiring
surprises, while the history adds ajt
interest to the trip, and diverts the
mind from everything but the most
pleasant thoughts."
The ladies are guests at the Pul
lon house, and will return to Van
couver, B. C., on the Princess Alica
sailing from this port next Thurs
day evening.
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A Good Impression
There is no better
way than to wear
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CLOTHES
They gwe you the feeling 01
confidence and the well
groomed appearance that
always wins
Come in and look them over
WILL CLAYSON—Clothier