GERMANY MOST FIGHT 10 THE LASI GASP
CONSCRIPTS ILL BE DRAWN
SATURDAY FOR II. S. ARMY
Washington. July 10.—Saturday.
July 14. ha« tentatively been fixed,
as the day on which the drawing
for tho selective army wiH'take place
and If this date is adhered to, tjie
worfc or picking 687.000 men which
jviu constitute the first draft for
the United States new amny will be
gin."
Seaa'.'e, July 10.—The Russian
mltsioa left this city last night for
Portland, where they will remain
for a few day*, after which they
will go Chi to San Francisco.
London, July 10.—A report was
received at ttie Admiralty 'office
t.hi«» morning stating that the A
merican SteamshiD, MasaaaipeQua
bad been torpedoed and sunk
by a German submarine. The report
states that as far as can be leariv
ed no lives w^re lo#t and the crew j
were landed on an island in the |
Srine, sou'hwest of Bres*.
DRAFT ONE WILL TAKE
687,000 MEX
Washington, July 9.—According!
to an announcement by the war de- j
jpartmen" today the first draft of
citizens for service under the Bel-1
ective service act Mill be 687,000 j
men.
Oak Olson is in town boosting
t&e Love raj and Mozarts and intro
ducing the Colon, a new cigar on
this market, which ia a mild H&va>
na cigar for particular smokers. 7t.
CABINET QUITS
|
Viatica, July 10.—The entire Aus
trian. cabinet resigned this 'morning
in a body. This action was a sur
prise, and officials list'«» th°
diplomatic circlet* of the government
are at a loss to know 'the reason
for such, action.
Val'.o, July 9.—Two "storehouses
in he Mare Island navy yards lo- j
cated near here w^ra destroyed by an|
ewloaion at an early hour thifa
mornnlng. Twelve magazines "ware
.badly damaged. Several buildings,
including sleeping quartets of the
sailors «er«> wrecked. '
Eight are missing, and all are be
lieved <-o have perished when the
buildings were demolished- 'Offi
cials are reticent as to giving out
any informaiton' as to the cause of
the explosion. '
Washington, 'July 9.—FlTe per
sona were kilted and 31 were sav
erly Injured by the explosion at
ilare Island this 'morning, aocardK
ing to a report received here by
the nary department this afternoon
at three o'clock.
Vallejo, July 10.—It waa learn
late yesterday afternoon that Allen
F. McKenzle, wife and two children
and two clrilian umployeeu of the
navy yard were killed by the explo
sion. McKenile was a chief gunner.
AMERICAN FORCES OFF
FOR BATTLE FRONT
A French Port, July 10. — The
American army was landed here
from, transports last week are
today en'raining for Lts new camp
which Is said'to be close up to the
battle front.
Visitors Are Invited to Make
Our Store
YOUR HEADQUARTERS
While in Shag way
Yours Cordially
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
FEATURE OF ST. PAUL'S LIBERTY LOAN PARADE
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Children carrying the Star Spangled Banner in a parade at St Paul, Minn., to encourage buying of bonda.
ENTIRE NATIONAL GUARD DRAFTED
FOR SERVICE IN FRANCE
Washington. July 10.—President
Wilson this morning issued a pro
clamation by svhich the entire Na
tional Guard la'draf'ed into the reg
ular army. The Ume of service is
to begin ia August and the procla
mation reads that th-p service ' is
fo be in France.
KRUPP MS
ARE BOMBED
Amsterdam, July 9. — Entente
airplanes succeeded In passing,over
the airplane artilleiypost^ and bom
barding th„ Kruim> i?ua works at
Seattle, July 10.—The Russian
mission wiiich. reached this city Sat
urday is still here, 'and thU morn
ing Barou Moncieur, a member of
the mission declared in, speaking 'of
the war situation, in Eupore, "Amer
ica's eu'rance into the war means
ultimate victory, 'as the enemy can
not hold out against such odds aa
this country c&n put u.p agajnst
him, and it is now 'plain that the
United States has the Kaiser's goat"
SELECT PACIFIC COAST
SUB AND AIR BASE
Washington, July 9.—It was this
momine: announced that a tract of
land at Port Angeles, Washington,
had been taken over by'executive or
der lor a submarine and aviation,
base.
PERSUING PLANS
PERMANENT CAMP
Paris, July 10.—General Pershing
spent Sunday in this city, and the
entire day of th,e general and hia
staff was devoted in considering
plans for a permanent camp.
151 SERVE 2
YEARS EACH
New York, July 10.—Emma'Gold
man and her co-operation Berkman
were sentenced this morning for
conspiracy, the term of 'imprison
ment being two years each which
will be served at Jefferson City At
lanta.
FAIHERCRIMONT
10 BE,BISHOP
Seattle, July 10.—Rev. R. J.
Crimout, of Juneau, Alaska, will be
consecrated aa a bishop in the
Catholic diooese of Alaska at 'St.
James cathedral in fhia city on
July 25th. All bishojte of the Cath
olic church 'in the Northwest par
ticipating in the ceremony.
The Colon cigar is handled by all
dealers. Try one. 1
(flubecrlbe lor th« Dally Ala<k»n)
Lot of Perishables Received on
"HUMBOLDT"
P. H. GANTY
Essen. Five men are 'reported to
hav© been killed, while considerable
damage was done ot some of the
immense Krupp plant.
7,000 GERMAN
TROOPS TAKEN
Petrograd, July 10.—The war of
fice announced today the capture
of seven thousand prisoners and
of forty eight guns in 'the Stan
ishtan sector. The report says
that Russian cavalry are 'pursuing
the en&mjr which has now reached
the Lufcva river.
Come in and Select Your Suit
JAMES KENNEDY
Zurich, July 10.—"Germany must)
fight to last gasp" according to
.Bethmun Holweg, who'is thus quot
ed iu the Talgiischo Rundschau of
Berlin, in printag his speech. 'which,
was made at a secret meeting of
the main committee o£ the Reich
stag. lie'is alto credited with de
claring that the German government
was unable to accept the socialistic
propositions and that no annexe
tion'd and no indemnities could be
permitted, because they had prov
en unsuccessful'in Rusgsia.
ciamuc
IS «d SAFE
London, July 10.—A Peking dis
patch <o this 'city today says that
Empeior Hsuan Tung Young haa ab
dicated the throne. Chang is' de
pressed over the failure in the at
tempt to restore the Mancliu Mon
archy. The latter tendered his res
ignation to the emperor, who im
mediately announced Ws 'abdication.
Reoublican forces ar0 occupying
the outskirts of the city, the dis
patch siys, and there is every pros
pect for a peaceful settlement of the
outbreak. The palace of the Em
peror at Peking was bombarded toy;
airplanes Saturday, but little dam
age was done.
Washington, July 10.—Tlie Chi
nese legation here Jia$ been advised
that Fenp Kwo Chang, former vica
presiileu*'-, has been chosen, president
pi the China Reipuibiic, ivhich is now)
fully reestablished. ' _
japanisTo
FURNISH SHIPS
Washington, July 10.—According
tc a message from Tokyo, received
here by Japanese papers, plans are
now being perfected whereby Japan;
is to supply the United Stages with,
half a millon tons of ships to trans
port American soldiers and supplies
to Europe, 'and in return, the Japan
ese Government is to receive steel
platete from the 'United States for
ship construction. __