ii.iki Iiist
IT SO MH1E lit
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Belgrade, Oct. 12 ? Cooler heads have succeeded in
stemming the title that on Saturday rose so high in favor
an immediate declaration of war. It is believed now the
worst is over and that with the passing of every hour the
pressure uj on the king for ti beginning of hostilities will
relax. The immediate influence that worked the change
was not on ? of sentiment but a clear showing that the
count n fs in no wise ready to undertake the serious busi
ness. In the lir.-t place it was shown that the country is not
equipped with -uflicient ammunition as against a powerful
opponent. People express disgust at this situation but, in
the presence of the fact, are cooling down.
Bulgaria. < >ct. 1 -J? Ferdinand opened parliament person
ally. There was little demonstration.
Budapest, Oct. 1 J ?A mob today attacked the Austrian
consulate. The attaches were only rescued by the most en
ergetic exertions ?>i' the police. Many were injured and
soiue will die.
Vienna, Oct. 12? Ueports come to tha authorities here
that Count Bergach. Austrian minister to Servia, has been
assassinated. All communication has been cut off. The
greatest excitement prevails.
Crete Oct. 12 ? Parliament this morning opened in the
name of the King of Greece.
Ill 4,900 FEI
(By United Press.)
i>er!in. Oct !2. ? lo the int-rnationai ,
balloon roc ' tci! ijr thu American bil- j
loon Ci nqueror burst at an altitud? of ,
4.000 feet. Two men occupants escaped ?
with serious injuries, fhe flight of tho I
balloons witn. s-ed by a great :
throng of people. The monster balloon
see ics to have been not w?-U supplied
wiih balast and a coi.de 1 at once to a
gieat height and was above all the
other c">nt'3tao!-. ar.d wa* s'ill i"
of the throng of spectators at the start
ing point when it was seen to collapse
and ili op suddenly. The Immense bap.
however, look the form of a parachute
an. I the faM to ?'.rth was broken. Tho
1 .r.ilinj* was madi in a forest and the
occupants fell to the ground from a con
siderate height. The balloon was
utterly wrecked.
Leo Simmons, over from Carcrosi,
and Anthony Grave* did a little fishing
yesterday which Mr. Simmons, who Is
famous as a fisherman over his way ,
says is the best sport he has had in
many a day. Together they took t!0
rounds and one ounce, dressed, of the
?i nest king salmon. Mr. Graves broke
a handsome and costly rod in the en
counter. Mr. Simmons returned to his
horn-* thi* morolng.
Fall and Winter Dress Goods
< >nr new Kail and \\ Inter l'ross (foods are now
? ?it display. They Include all the latest
noveltle> In heavy, medium and light
weights for st reel and evening wear. 1-ook
In when i>"ss|nk'. it is a pleasure for us to
show goods. We al>si>lutely handle no'hlng
lull tlie best. and onr prices are right.
Tailored ShirtWaists for Fall
and Winter
In real Irish l inen Hand Knihroldered. both
In three-quarter and full lemrth sleeve,
t'rench Catlsto In the most fashionable
shades. Including the cheveron elTcfts.
* Serpentine Crepe Kimonas
Saxony Lounging Po?>es In the medium and
full walking length.
Men's Fine Togs
lit tlii* ?W'i?artnu?nt we aim ai nothing but the
U*st. See our $15 and S20 Mind
you this Is not the reduced price. The ma
terial Is right from the mill to factory, and
from the factory direct to us.
Shoes
if you are looking for One dress or worklne
shoe*, the Johnson 1 Murphy. the American
Umh-niau and Gconto E. Keith are second
to none l?>tli In material and workmanship
And the beauty of this Is we absolutely
funntiT and mak>- irood any article pur
chased from us. Surely, that In Itself
Conyr?M-?c9 UKa,,s ?"?#!*
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{The Onlv One-Price Haberdashers and Ladies' Furnishings.
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BISHOP ROWE
I HOME AGAIN
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Oct. 12.? Hisliop Rowe of Al- 1
aska returned today from London
where he was in attendance upon the
Pan-.vnclicau congress. He is very
enthusiastic with regard to the results
of the great catering.
THAW BACK IN
THE ASfLl
(By United Prest.)
White Plains, N. Y? Oct. 12 -The
proceedings looking to a new inquiry
into the sanity of Harry Thaw have
been dismissed and ho has been reman
ded to Matteawan asylum. This action
is taken to mean that it has been deter
mined that Thaw is insane.
FLEET ON IY TO ?
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Honolulu, Oct. 12.? The Pacific Meet
is cpectcd to arrive hero tomorrow
and preparations are under way for an
other, but this time Informal, recep
tion.
Yokohama, Oct. 12.? American busi
ness men enjjajjed at various [Milnts
throughout Japan are assembling her.;
to be present at the time of the arriva
of the fleet. They propose a program
of their own independent of the Japan
ese government, consisting ot a great
banquet at which Japanese uotable*
will be invited as wall as the officers of
the Beet.
BRYAN CALLS I
FDR FUNDS
(By United Prow.)
Fairview Oct. 12? Mr. t3ryan leaves
tomorrow on a whirlwind tour of Ne
braska, Colorado and Wyoming. In a
statement issued today Mr Bryan de
clare* the democratic campaign com
mitteo noeds $100,000 to see it through
to a successful issue and makes .1 call
for coutributiocs.
FREE ASSAY FOR ATLIN ROCK
(Special Corrospo.ulonae)
Atlin, B. C., Oct. "?At the regular
monthly meeting of th<> Board of Trade
held this evening, a telegram was read
from Wm, Sloan, M. P., ndvising tho
hoard tlm, in re iwnse to the represen
tations made to him by that body, he
had arranged with the commissioner of 1
the Yukon territory to accept samples
of rock from the Atlin District for free j
assay at the government issay oftice at 1
Whitehorsc. This is a great concession
to the miners of the Atlin district, and
will materially assist p;ospcctors and
others encaged in th ; mineral develop
ment in this neighborhood. Hitherto
much time and mot ey was lost in await
mp returns from assajers on the coast,
Bnd the prospectors were often discour
aged by these adverse circumstances
Now through the efforts of the Board of
Trade and the good cfllces of Mr, Sloan
a free essay of rock from this district
can be had at the Whitehoise Govern
ment Assay ollice.
MP ELL 111
TO COKE IK
(By United Pren.)
Washington, Oct. 12.? Commissioner
of Public Education Brown makes the
statement that he is in favor of compul
sory education for native children in
Alaska. He ?aya the children should
he forced lo attend the echo's.
Hey. Mr. Atkinson opened his regular
quarterly services at the Methodist
church last evening before a gooa sized
congregation. The sermon was muc>'
enjoyed The service was characterized
by pleasing musical features. Mis*
Stella Jones rendering a solo and Mrs
Westcott and Mrs. Williams a duett.
The week day meetings will be held
at the Methodist church beginning
Tuesday night at S and will coDtinuo
every evening except Saturday.
There will be good spirited singing
an J Rev. Henry T. Atkinson will preach
on interesting subjects.
No collection will be taken at tin
week night services.
Everybody is invited to couie out to
the services and enjoy a good time.
The meetings will begin with h shor
song service.
Swifts,
Premium
Hams
and Bacon
J uat Received
Swift's
Boned
v,r^r" Rolled Ham
Also a Fresh Lot of
HEINZ SATJER KRAUT
G-anty & Frandson
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Chicago, Oct. 12 ? Sunday's game resulted much the
same as that of Saturday, Chicago taking it with a score of
0 to 1. The grounds were in comparatively good condition,
and an immense crowd was in attendance. Neither scored
until the first half of tha eighth inning when a large bal
loon ascended. Chicago suddenly found big Bill Donovan
and swatted him until the cows went chasing home. In
thiib inning, the eighth, they got to him for a triple, a
double, and three singles, netting six runs. In the last half
of the ninth Detroit made here only score. The batteries
were Overall and Kling, for Chicago; Donovan and Schmidt
for Detroit.
RUSSIANS KILL
JAP POACHERS
(By United Preit.)
San Krancisco, Oct. 12. ? The cruiser
Yorklown arrives from tlie northwest.
She reports a severe experience with
terrific storms blowing for days at a
time. Her life boats were carried
away. Officers confirm the reports of
the shootinf: to death of Japanese seal
poachers by Russians olT the Komac
dorski islands.
The White Pass steamer Prospector
ran on top of a rolling boulder on her
way to Dawson in the difficult water of
Floll'a Gate on Thursday and a hole wai
broken through. 9ix feet long and a
couple feet wide. She naturally filled
with water and aank. The water was
shallow of course. The captain set to
work at once ard built a water tight
bulkhead round the hole to the deck
above the vater line; pumped the water
out of the balance of the hold and the
report of tlie movements of the Yukon
licet today records tin Prospector ser
enely on her way to Dawson.
NAT III MAC
CHANGE PLACES
(By United Presi.)
Reno, Oct. 12.? The declaration is
made here by friends of the pirtles and
is not now denied by the priocipals,
that Nat Goodwin is to marry Edna
Goodrich, his one time loading lady
who was encaged to marry Harry Mac
Miltsn the millionaire mine owner of
Golddeld but who was jilted by him as
the result of so-called misunderstand
ings and,? so the story goes? MacMillan
is to marry Maxine Elliott, (ho wife of
the actor recently divorced,
jeffersoT
IN AND Air
The Alaska ss Jefferson arrived up
Saturday evening and Sailed Sunday
morning at 8. She brought Co tons of
freight and took away a passenger list
of 210. Among the passengers were
Mrs. B. H. Wurzbacher, Mrs. E. A.
Webster of this city, and Mr. and Mrs.
J. K. Var.ce of Conrad and Chas. Maas
and wife of Bear creek.
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