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No. I? FITTMtHTH YEAR SKAQWAY ALASKA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER ... ...? PR'CE .0 CBTW
RUSSIA AID AUSTRIA
LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
VlMtu, Nov. 11 ? Th* dark
cloud* of general **f is hovering
over Europe In the division of
the territory icquirftl by the Bul
gaat there promise# to be * dis
pute which will involve Russia and
Austr* The two latter countries
?vni now *bout to break with each
other and each are pressing their
cround to prevent the other from
obtaining any further advantages of
I territory. Austria naturally wants
' an outlet to the Black soa and will
endeavor to make a trade with Bul
garia for some of her territory This
will be resisted by Russia and war
in the most horrible form may fol
j low.
The Bulgans are continuing their
relentless inarch to Constantinople,
attacking and defeating the Turks
at every point.
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Constantinople, Nov. 11 ? The
war situation in the Balkans is rap
idly arriving at a crisis which
threatens to embroil halt of Europe
in complications that may result in
re-divisioning the territory.
The Turkish army absolutely re
pudiate* any attempt at mediation
md declare that they will fight to
the last man for the preservation of
the Turkish government and its
<ontinuanc? ou European soil. Tur
key has a war strength of 725, 000
soldiers, with two million unorgan
ized male citisens available for mil
itary duty; the latter are being
drilled in large numbers in Asia
while the former are being rapidly
transported to the scene of the
present struggle The Turkish gov
ernment claims it will be able with
in a few weeks to place soldiers en
ough in the field to completely over
whelm the combined armies or the
allies. She has a navy of 25 war
veroels officered and manned by
thirty thousand marines It is only,
a question of assembling this vast
army that delays the crushing of
the invading troops, according to
the claims of the Turkish govern
ment
HIKWI <JOFS IX) WORK;
WONT TAI.K W>LITK>
Sarremento. Xov 11 ? Kir-am John
?son has arrived in th* city and is
busy taking up the affaire of the
Mate irovenimwit at the Capitol
Ho was noon by a reporter this
room in* but ro fused to say any
thing about politic*. It will take
an official count to determine the
winners in the state election
WHAT'S THAT <*>T
TO 1>0 WITH IS?
Kew York. Not 11? Toung As
tor will be twenty-one years old
next Friday.
something mi st bk
KOTTKN l\ MKXHX1
Mexico City, Not 11 ? General
Terueno, who recently retired froiu
the federal army, ts spoken of M
the prohable successor to General
Pia* as the coming leader of the
new revolution The Mexican pov
emment is keeping watch on his
movements with the intention of
offsetting any attempt on his part
to head a revolutionary party.
Mrs Geo. Dedman will leave on
the Jefferson to spenJ the winter in
Oregon City. She will spend a few
weeks in California
OUR
NEW
FALL
SUITS
& 'l
COATS
FOR LADIES
NOW ON DISPLAY
^ogUe I
DENOTES STYLE
AH J QUALITY
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J. LYNCH
KOSTKK OK ALASKA'S
territorial Lmirsi-ATiiffl
The First Alaska Territorial
Islature, which will take office on
the 4th of March, consists of the
following gentlemen elected 1ft
Tuesday The majority of them are
what is known as Wickersham men,
or believers in a home rule govern
ment:
Territ??iUl Senate.
H. T. Tripp, of Juneau.
J. M. Tanner, of Skagwaj*.
Ueorge Baldwin, of Valdet
Col. Mlllalrd, of Valdex.
John Roden, of Idltarod.
K1 wood Bronner, of Nome
Conrad Freedlng, of Nome.
l>an Su'herland, of Ruby.
Territorial House.
("has 0. ingersoll, of Ketchikan
Arthur 0. Shoup, of Sitka.
William Stubbins, of Douglas
N J. Svlndseth, of Wrangell.
Theodore Oaffney, of Nome
Chas. I). Jones, of Nome
Kennedy, of Nome
Kims, of Nome.
R. D. Gray, of Katalla
Mayor Boyle, of Cordova.
H. B. Ingram, of Valdes.
Milo Kelly, of Knik
Burns, of Fairbanks
Driscoll, of Chena.
Mulally, of Chena.
Colltna, of Fairbanks Creek.
Additional returns from the eie:
tlon precincts in the First dis
trlct, from the highest vote cast for
senators, not counting So<ialist
vote:
(iypsum.
Home Rule 1?!
Non-rartlB^n *
Windham.
Home Rule
Non- Partisan 1|
Killtmoo.
Home Rule
Non-Partisan
Tfnrtei .
Home Rule
Non -Partisan
Hoonah.
Home Rule
Non-Part Isan . 3
Ketchikan.
Home Rule 39
Non-Partisan I?'
rharcnal Point.
Home Rule
Non-Partisan 1 *
Wrangell.
Home Rule
Non-Partisan
IVlemhurg.
Home Rule
Non-Partisan
Douglas.
Home Rule 19 j
Non-Partisan |
Tread well.
Home Rule |
Non-Partisan fi~
Silver How.
Home Rule 2 s |
Non-Partisan * j
Sheep < rifk
Home Rule *
Non-Partisan 12 I
Mrs. W. C. Blanchard won the
highest ladies' score in bowling last
week, making a score of S09. N.
K. Black won gentlemen's first place
with a count of 221.
mil M1LESR
BED in TURKEY
Philadelphia, Nov. 1 1? The Unlt
? d Slates armored cruisers Montana
? nd Tennessee have been getting In
readiness for the past week for a
long sea voyage, and tht? morning
it was announced that they are un
iler orders to sail this afternoon for
Turkey, where they will be station
ed in the Oosphorus for the pur
Ikmk> of prottTtln* American Inter
puts.
Owing to Ih* trouble which now
w?enis to threaten many of tfc'
Kurop?>an co:intri?'-\ th* American
government feel* It I* Imperative
that armour battleship* be on the
scene of action to pr?*vent abua**
to noncombatants
SERUM MM in
ns IS SLICK 5ER
Belgrade, Nov. 11 ? The Servian
nrmv Is inarching across Servia and
Bulgaria carryl?K banner* of re
volt to the Mack sea where they
will bo Joined by troops of the Bal
kan states In the attack on Oonstan
jiix.ks <;raxt n\n.
OM,Y FOR WHITK FOLKS
Chicago, Nov ll--Jack Johnson
Mas been refuned ball and has been
ordered to tail to await his trial up
on the charge of bringing a white
woman Into the state for Immoral
purposes. He will carry his case
-o the supreme court for the pur
>H>?e of securing a writ of habeas
corpus. He claims that he Is being
>llscrlmlnato?d against by the courts
on account of his color, and cites
nauy Instance* where white men
vere allowed hall while under the
same kind of charge*.
KMIIAssAIW ?H JOHN RKI< K
ItKsHiNs FOR I.ITKK1TIKR
Washington, Nov. ll--Jas Brlce.
: i he noted Brit ish embassador to the
l'nlted States has resigned. He give*
.is his reason for resigning that he
' ileslres to take up literature and
will return to Kngland to begin
what he considers will be his life's
I work.
TUT STII.I. 4JOINO
AITKH TIIK. TIUSTS
Washington, Nov 1 1 ? President
Taft is back in the Capital taking
up the duties he laid down during
the last few days of election. He
says that he will continue to P?sh
the cases against the trusts Just
the same as he would have done
had he been re-elected.
The Jefferson Is due at 6 a. m.
PERFECTION
OIL HEATERS
The numt efficient nn<l practical
heater* for small rooms, hath rooms,
etc. Just the thing to save the wa
ter pipes in extreme cold weather.
We are closing out thl* line at the
following reduction#:
LART.K S17.K W-OO
SMALL SlZK 4 00
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
1 tinople Servia has a total war
strength of l"5,00rt fighting men.
thonch hut 140.000 are kept on a
1 war footing Kin* Peter I* at the
Heart of the monarchy, and is send
i nie forth troops In a 1 moat contlnous
! file
(ilUl'KS sl>:\| H)IR
TO ( HIMI' tl.UlK
Hot Spring*, Nov 1 1 Speaker
of the llniiv, Champ Clark. say* he
? loesn't want a plat e In Wilson a
cabinet In speaking to a new*
paper man he la reported to hare
said that he will be perfectly satis
fied to continue In his p'v'ent of
fice. without aspiring to the c*Mne?
It la not generally known whether
hi* refusal conif * from a case of
sour grapes or n?t
AXOTHKR ATTEMPT AT
\hsKsnMKVT PHII.WTHIloPV
Chicago, Nov 1 1? Ten million
dollars are to be appropriated the
first of the year by the B^ll tele
phone company and th?? Western
I'nlon for the creation of a ?lcfc
| benefit fund. The companies will
>ise the assessment system pattern
ing after the plans that Is wsed by
some of the railroads In caring for
the sick and disabled
IIIMTISH < HTRIKW*
MhR win hy nuiw
Malt*. Nor 11? It la repcrtel
Dm that the nrltlnh rrwlae.- Bar
ban bus been ??rt by ? TarkHta
mine A wireleaa meaaage aay* tint
th# rniMr ilnirk a anbmirtne iiln?
in the Mal'a channel of the Medi
terranean, hut nothing antheatk
ran be obtained.
BRITISH BATTLE
Smyrna, Nov II- Brltl?l? waf
ahlpa en route to Tork*r arrived in
flmymii. Aala Mliwr. to?lajr and will
proceed at once throvgh tbe Aegean
aea and the Onrdanellea to Con
atantln'?ple
(.1 NMK\ Cl.AfM THKV
vvrm. >"i tjrn.TT
New York, No* II Tbe gwn
men Implicated In tbe killing
f}amhW Roaenthal der.* that they
ever pleaded (plllly to the fflW#
ItnWI.kRA \M> B/%?* "T F.RM
it? iiiXt ftm ? mi.i-rviK
Haahet hall la becoming a anhject
of central ronTerMtlon In Kkag
way The eveninjra given over to
i he ladlea aeem to be Mp^llllf at
tractive to the afna and It la then
that the balconlea of the White
I'aaa are crowded with ap^tafor* of
N?th aetea
At tbe Rika club, bowling hi the
order of enfertalnmettt and the en
lhn?iaam there la alao lnerena?d b?
the attendance of lh} ladlea In
fact the only way to aernr* th? an
i>rement happlneaa la wh*n bora
ind glrla and raen and women mln
clc In healthy aporta
Tbe time la about dne for an In
ternational '?on teat between the
liowllng and baaket ball teama of
Whltehom* and Skagway It la
aild that Whftehorw' haa aome
*ery adept player* who are anilowa
to meet fneman worthy of their
metal, and aa flkagway haa never
ret laid down to a challenge, we
are anxfont to have aomeone from
up (here a ay aomethfng ihont bowl
ine or baaket ball
Some
Reasons
why you should wear a
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WILL
CLA YSON