HUGHES' MASTERFUL speech outlines issues
BITTED ATTACKS
IDE ON DUGES
WASHINGTON Aug. 1—Senator
YV.tail luiiiie a vehomeut attack upon
til* nomination' of Gimlets Kvans
11 hrt. for prtsitk ut ct Li:e Uuitied
Sta*es lu a heaUd txn tut *cu tiie
Senate floor t'nismOffiUHig. From
lif »"• mocratic raiiVs he was receiv
«J with shouta of appJ; uso and fro'
the H«>pnM»Mca^ ranks "shrieks) a>na
uiss^ resounded 'friu >Iie chambers
of the Semite. k
Senator Watofci was speaking in
(avw of a constitutional a!tten<ime: t
w hk-.hi A'oukl 'vrohtbit Federal Jud
g-\» from being elegihlo to elective
offices- ftT'a i^eriotl of two ve;»rs af
ter their resignation. In a bitter
denunciation he att.'bck* <1 the Re
publican par'y an*i the leaders who
ha-i secured the nomination of
Hughes ou. tha Republican ticket.
New York City Aug.. 1—Just as
the au'horitiea were bewailing to
briug order from tie he ping mass
of cluioe and eotC'teiueeiit caused by
the terrific expUsicu, w JchJ destroy
ed &2&.uuu.ot>o.0o allied miwuuous
waiting »o be diipptj-. acrcys li
on the pie** qiu which vof stored a
great xart of the explosives.
1» is sweeping the waterfront and
fire tighten> Are unable t_ do much
with it.. The <liuigero«isneea of tlhe
wiu..v.»-u nuvisey it exceedingly* naru
fur the fighters to ixwu.ro 1) tne blaze
Miner explosions have becui occur
in*! ever since the fire broke out
afifejh. Many have beejjj killed and
wouiui^ inj. failing UuilduKjja a'ti ex
y lotions.
A] Koucb«e:i.u an<l "w'f<e left tnls
morning for White
l>r. joiieg au<i wife left today for
tte mighty Yukon River. it th.ei
plaM » pa<xkUa ttawa( t'>« river to
<t» mouth.'
ZEPER'S RAIDING
EASTERN COAST
LONDON Aug. 1—TUo details of
the ZeppeUu, raid on tha east coast
| ol Kiu'laitd laAe last nighit aire being
withheld from publication by the ui
J it&ry authorities.. It is known, that
seven, counties were thrown "into a
; havoc by the appearance of the air
| ruiders and that coiufide&^blg -dam
age to lives and property 8US"
tained before the raiders were'ditiv
eu away by the Britislt fig litres.
The waj- office refuses to give ut
any iufrm-atiloin to the press on the
raid. A warning has been sounded
to a': the ooumtltB oq the c0.1st to
c prepared! for a renewed attack.
It is I«r1wed that the Zeipiplius are
travellug north.-svc.rd. '
eiGlis'
| TO SKAGWAY
I The bodies of Ed. Bar an and
I Henry Olson, the t-wo miners who
1 wara aspliyxiatod in tlhe Stony mine
last Sunday- were brought iuto this
I oily lust night oiiq are now in the
| undertaking) parlors. Fumsrfti sai
j vice® will be held tomorrow morn
I iug by the Eagles.
NEWRESTAOfiANT
FOB SKAGWAY
A restaurant and lusnchi counter
will be opened up in the Mascot an
nex building this week.. The pro
prietor Max Ro.-^nberg, recently in
business in White Horse will throw
oPen ■'is ck>°rs to th,g public tQIS
coming Thursday. •
HAVE YOU A DOUBLE?
1 TOW many men in town are
* * exactly like you in size,
proportions and personality?
You cannot reasonably expect
to pet clothes that suit you as
perfectly as those that are
"built around" your own par
ticular self.
Here it costs you nothing ex
tra to sccure clothes made to
your measure from fabrics of
your choice, exactly as you di
rect—and by the best journey
men - tailors in the country.
Many desirable models and
hundreds of tasteful fabrics
await your selection.
Made byB. Stern &'Son,
New York
H| I \71VT /<> U THE haberdasher and
• J* JL# I i\Crl LADIES'FURNISHER,.
Broadway between fhLrd and Fourth Phone 41
HEART SIOPPED
REGAINS LIFE
LONDON, July 29—Lance Corpor
al Mayes, Queea'a Westminister Re
giment .lives today u> be able to
s.iy that he (lied.
A German, shell clippi d' off part j
el Mayes* rag lit arm at. l'pa-ee last |
C.i.!s'a:us. Eventually lie Jauded id
a Loudou tiospilai wit hi a stump, ot
au arm that threatened blood: Poi
son. Ai: operation beanie nec ss
aiy I'nuer aat iiuiae tiietic the sol- J
dit rs nea~* collapsed ttiid' ceased to
b< at. The patient *w;ufi dead. The'
suiguou in. clirjige tried i quick 'ex
periment. Ha made an incision b.g
eno..gh to adiuit his hand' in- Mayes
side. He UfSoi the diaphragm,
r. clitd the hoajt and gently 111:1s
^'•gt d the orgaji w1tl( jiia finger®
T «. • heart responded ajnd/ resumed
I Mavis la now on the roid tooom
i ,'le e recovery.. la another month,
he will be wearing an( artificial ar*m
ana learning to use it iu a tra.de
which he'will be taught by the- gov
ernment. j i i IlI
russIsTear
com ciir
Pctrogmd, Aug. 1—The ferocious1
Russian drives are sweeping! the
western frontier. Dispatch* s| re
ceived a* the war department in th:'a
city tell of tihe general' advance of
t ie Russian troops la all'quarters.. J
They -ire new within foity miles of
Lembeig acd still gaining ground, j
It 'p believed among military men
th it Lemberg will fail into the hand
of the Russians vithini a fortnight,
l.ember.' is the strategical position
which i he Russians have been striv
ing' to control ever siiKe the break
of spuiig. A general victory -has |
bsen accredited Russian) farces in j
practically all of their recent cam- i
paigus. j j
iKAISERlLAMES
ALLIED POWERS
BEKLIjj, Aug. 1—Emperor Ka4s©
nas sent a message toi tiie rmperial
unanCgJiog. saying that Germany is
invincible jje further blames ttt0
allies for unnecessary) t)Jo0<lt;t,ed an I
I tne sending o<f tiiousaaida upon thoi»
sanns their men to< a warriors'
grave. He baa asked that Germany
Position be made public.
DOG'D TENACITY
TO WIN WAR
LONDON Aug. 1—"The war with [
Germany will cease when'the Brit-I
i8t> Lave wOiift£i the statement mo'de I
to Associated! Pi ess representatives
by Gen. Haig, c^mmianuei. iu chi«i |
of » e British' forces, when, asked
how much logger he thot thq wat
wt uld last. He was Blhajrpj and terse
in bis statement ami pounded the;
table with his clinched; fist when, he
rapidly shot back his. statement.
"The two years spent by the Brit
ish has been only to gadutime aud
get a fighting posit iota. We aire
now K-ady to plaice oar men in. the
field ai;d victoj-y Is gfodgiai to be
ours-." The British army is hold
lit,. >ts oWu1 and maing fast strl0eS
in its campaign, ou thfe continent
and we are just now coming teto
our own, was the substance of his
remarks.
The movie man is getting pictures
of Denver Glacier todM-y. Freeman
Owens, reprei&ei.tidig thq jjjssanay
Film Mtg. Co. of Chicago is touring
the northlaud setting views of Al
aska and Che 'Yukon Territory! for
educational and advertisingj 'pur
poses.
He is ndw returning from Dawson
and thb Interior where he obtained
some wonderful sccnc viewa One
snap which he is particularly
pruud, is a picture of a big moose
swimming across the Yukon. Be
sides getting the pictures of Den
ver Glacier the boys will'also snap
the see ilia White Pass..
fUMOTICE
FOB EAGLEb
'llhe funeral of ^rotheu H®nry
Olson and Ed Baran; will be held
at the Harrison Uadeitaking pari*, is
at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday; morn
ing.
All men bers of the Fraternal Or
dnr of Eagles and especially Skai.
way AeTie No. 25 are requested
be a* the Aerie at 10 o'clock sharp1
to attend the funeral 'a! a body.
By order of the Worthy
President.
r L. E. HUDSON.1
The Fruit Season Is
— Here
FRUIT JARS, JELLY, G-LASSES, ETC.
M A.SONQuart Jars $1.10 per Dozen
Pint Jars 80c per Dozen
TELLY GLASSES TALL and COVERS
45c per dozen, Mason Jar Tops 30c doz.
Heavy Rubbers 10c doz. Para wax lb. 15c
P. H. GANTY
DENVER.Aug. 1—A mining Jjoom
is sweeping this city ami adjacent
country. The high prices which
continue to hold1 fuil sway in the
mining Industry, baa been, respon
sible for the opening up of mining
properties which havo been/ aban
doned for years.
Tungsten ore is especially com
manding a high, price. Several
strikes ol this valuable ore have
been reported in this Btat$. Min
ing men axe 'arriving dally and a
cJ-i; for man0rs has been) eoiunoeu
all thru the states.
SlfiONGOEFENCE
TOPPLES OVER
L0.\'1X>N Aug.. 1—Advices have
b^en received at the war of file© tell
ing o' the complete collapse of the
Cxiiliciaai defense. General Brothers
commanding forces in; the? southern
part f the cuntry Bouthi oX Lemberg
has been suddenly enveloped l>y a
flank movement. 4
FIREliino" LAY
WINTER PLANS
i!he skagw-ay Firemen will me«l
on or about August 5tn to lay plans
for Fall and Winter fire pretention..
T-he Vyn "feel 'especially lucky that
tihey Have been, able to Blijj by tihe
summer season wi'houA any serious
damages being done to the property
owners of this citv. A general busi
ness meeting will fce held at which
all phases of the protection of the
oity will be 'discussed*. Things) Will
be gotten in order for the Winter.
New York City Aug. l—Charles
Evans Hughes, the republican, no01"
inet for first beith In the nations af
fairs, made a niasterCud addrss of
acce^. ja this oity last "'gut
He clearly and loeicajy defined and
out lined every i3sue which) is coiu
frouting the United States. Every
point ->ri wlilicli, he and his stump
campaigiic,j-si will spea*1' during his
campaign w|ere outlined to hia many
audi'ore.
He severely arraigned tlie present
a]^iinisir«'utiont for the slip, shod
way in Mhlieh it had handled the for
eign policy o£ 'lio United States'and
offered a solution) which' Will 111 the
opinion Otf thet loading! J diplomots
and statestmcnj lmm(0ddLat0iy place
the foreign 'relatione on, a firm ba
sis. Internal and doma tio troubles
have been caused, by the present po
litical regime is the opinion; of the
speaker.
mumm
ON it mi
EL PASO Aug. 1—Ti:© soldiers
under the flag oi Gonoral Carranza
have nicked no the pursuit of tho
Mexican bandits at tho point where
poii.* wlieae the American troops
left off yesterday. Th<j surviving
members af the brigr.nd party 'are
being ciosely followed' by special do
tails *rojii the Mexico® army. Ar
my reports, indicate that; thoy will
si-tin bo captured.
Before turning back tho Ameii
«an bov3 eucceedcd iiu bringing fo
Justice five of the des/panx-do'paity.
They were trying to cross the Am
erican border and were tihased "a
crr«ss 'he line into Mexico by t'.ie
boys of Uncle Sam.'
L)r. L. "S. KeJter was a morning
Passenger on the outt}0und train) f01"
White Horse.'
Who's Your Tailor?
YOU can arrange to have your
tailored to order suit and ov
ercoat for Autumn delivered
whenever you want them-but we ad
vise you to ^^
Come in and Se
lect Your Pat
tern Today
Get first choice of the
handsome and exclu
sive woolens from Ed.
V. Price & Co.'s line
and have us send them
your measure.
Reasonable
Prices
WILL CLA YSUJN