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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
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sBAVTLE, Dec 4-The steamship Humboldt sails tonight for Southeast ern Alaska. Among the passengera win be Mr. and Mrs Henry olson Miss Clara 0lgon MTs. M q CmglH George McCaughne and Judge John coodell for 5meau. and ,. 9iaon foi Dougl9H
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
ADS 10 NAVIGATION
 CAMPAIGN PRAISED

A WASHINGTON, Dec 4-n 4 an address to the Maritime EI- @ change yesterday Secretary Of
 Commerce w S. Redleld said E the lack Of funds with which q to c0rry on dr08wire aurfoys
 in Alaskan waters was respon-
 sibie lorgely for the loss Of t lives on passenger steamships , every year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
KAIaER IN eERLIN.

BERLIN Dec. IA bulletin was posted by the war office this afternoon announcing the return of the Kaiser from Po- land. flor an indefinite stay." The Kaiser's castle has been put in order and it is indicated he will watch ihe situation from Berlin, for several weeks, at least
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
ALIEN BUSINESSMEN
 TO PAY THE FIDDLER

LONDON, Dee. LA bill has been introduced in the British House Of Commons requiring everybody hold ing property in trust such as dividend, profits. ctcs belonging to enemies of the empire in Germany Austria, and Turkey to pay these profits to pub lie trustee
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
rAg FRENCH LOSSES

BOSTON, Dec. IA Paris cable states 1t is known that since tho be. ginning Of the var the French cas. ualtioa have exceeded 375,0O0 Killed, wounded captured and on the SICK list
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
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"A traveller on his way to Alaska has no difficulty in telling when he passes the boundary line between Brit ish Columbia and Alaska because oi the absence Of those aids to nayiga- ton OH the Alaskan coast and their reassuring presence wherever need ed along the coast Of British Colum- biz.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04


 An Empire special from Seattle yes terday. which told ol ,ho efforts of Captain Pratt. of tho coast and geo dedo survey, 10 have additional aids to navigation established in Alaska, was Che object of considerable praise by Juneau citizens today
 Pratea Novel idca.
 The special declared Captain Pratt had forwarded to Washington 9 map which showed the relative sizc of Al- aska as compared with the United States. The geodetic officer took g map of che United States and inset twith map Of Alaska.
 The result showed that the Soutbeaatern strip extends into Geor. gio. Che farlhest Of the Aleution isl- nds rests in Central California, and the main land parallels the Dakot2s, Minnesota, Wisconsin,, Kanaas and Missouri
 Seattle TO Help.
 Tho trustees Of the Seattle Cham. bcr of Commerce. also are at work to help Alaska to set lighthouses and beacons installed Where needed. A committee report was recently road before the Seatce or6anI1ation' 1ne substance Of which is as follows
 "To leave commerce. of che mag nitnde done with that territory. and ---.s. .etanlfft- orroUriuu uunrotcefeu DW the usual aids to navigation. such as Che proper surveying chuting and lighting of those waters, is to Invite disaster to shipping and loss of lie to those who are engaged in carrying on this commerce.
 'Our neighbors have set us an exam pie in providing for the saiety of life and property engaged in shipping along the British Columbia coast. which is standing reproach to our remiss'
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
TAFT URGES ECONOMY

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 4.-In an ad- dress here last night Former Presi' dent W E. Taft urged greater econo. my in the administration of the al' fairs of the Federal government
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04

Get your costumes ready for th1 Big Roller Skate Masquerade Christ. mas nigbe ren it to egerbody"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-04
5. P. REBUILDING Ire
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SEATTLE. Dec. 4.-Tbe Grand Trunk Railway Company 10 recon saucting its wharf in Seattle. Tho wharf was destroyed by fire several weeks ago.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-20

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Special Nugget sorvleS.


 WASHINGTON, D. C., March 20.- l. may be necessary for President Wilson to get out tho whip again and drive his party legislators back into line on anothc question than tho one that Is confronting him in Mexico. It was only by the most strenuous whipping of urruly senators and members of con- gross that the administration was able to get the speedy action It desired on the bills 1t introduced at this session and at the same time keep the con gross and the people quiet over the Mexican situation. In fact the presl- dent has been steadily losing ground f. lure of the policy adopted in Mex leo and the lack of interest shown in protecting American interests and cit i2cns. This has begun to show in several ways around the capitol and in none more clearly than in the about face of many democrats over the question of tho Panama canal tolls.
 The senate does not like to be bull lied and 1t is quietly stated that some o" the influential democratic senators have come to the sad conclusion that ir several recent instances they have been bullied by the president. This is unfortunate just at this time when the administration is facing the question of the Panama tolls, for it is the de- sire of MT. Wilson to settle this mat t.r amicably with England even at the less of some prestige to his own gov crnment
 This desire has been expressed to members of the senate who are good democrats and they have not hcsitat- ed to inform tho president that it will be no easy matter for him 10 have the tolls arranged for in the existing law repealed. He has run against the inevitable snag that sooner or later gets into the path of any president who attempts to dominate the senate toe far and 1t is his own party and his own supporters who inform him that there is very serious opposition
 It remains to be seen what the out
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Special Nugget ssrvIeA

Special Nugget SerVica
 THE HAGUE, March 23.-The three hundred women of the little town of zuyden who demolished all of the win dnws in the city hall because they were not allowed a voice in the selec- ton of the town aldermen will have plenty of time to depent of their ac- tion If the ordnance passed by the highly indignant burghomaster and the equally Indignant and outraged members of the aldcrmanic board are continued in effect.
 The ordnance which is designed to hold the women for q while" was pcssed at a meeting held today in the
 indowless town hall with the entire fierce of police on guard on the out side and 1t Is to the effect that for siX months from the day of the out rage against the majesty and dignity of the city fathers no woman of Zuy- den will be allowed to appear on the streets of the village after six o'clock Tn the evening for any purpose what soever except in cases of dire necs- sity which must be fully explained to n committee of the aldermen Nor will any woman of Zuyden be allowed on
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MAY PURCHASE
 NAVIGATION co.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 2l.--Prc- s'dcnt Leon Sloss of the Northern N1- Nigti co. admitted today that the rum"r regarding negotiations between his company and tn" Guggcnheims and the White Pass and Yukon Com pany for the purchase of all of the hcldings of the White Pass Co. are correct.
 Two million dollars is the price ask cd for the holdings and property pf inc company from Whit"horsc to St Michael and on the tributaries of the ! ukon, together with all fleets If steamers barges etc. and the. present decking facilities.
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The total assessed valuation of property in Fairbanks. is estimated at $2.S77675, of which amount $1.617.- 452 represents personal property. A total of 1,275 pieces of real estate Is assessed at $1,26O.213. The rate of taxation for 1913 was one and one- half per cent. in the sum of $43.- 1G5.12. less discounts allowed for pay mcnts before January 15,s
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ALASKA NOTES

E. F. Moore has organized com- pany in Portland for cannery at George inlet. He expects to have the building ready by the time the season opens. The mannery will be q one lino plant operated by water power from a stream at the old Lon De Van mine. The capacity will be about 3c.O0O year.
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The mining experimental station at Denver, Colo. is busy experimenting with precious ores and is making | speciality of radium. It has extracted radium from Colorado rock but so far has not solved the problem of finding enough of the new metal to make mining for 1t profitable. The station Is anxious to secure samples of rock that may contain radlum from Alaska as well as samples of any other kind of rare minerals, and diff fercnt kinds of clay which might be used for fire bricks. Any kind of mineral stained with sulphur will also prove welcome.
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The Ketchikan Miner says A. w. Kelly, of tho barge America, has hn- ished the seasons catch of 2.1OO tons Of cured herring. Owing to the scare fly of fish and the low prices his firm will quit work until next winter.
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MORE TROUBLE OVER
 THE CANAL TOLLS

come will be for this Is the most stub born fight that the president and his party have entered since the demo- crats gained control. ..
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ASTRONOMER DEAD.
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WEST POINT, March 17--Dr Ed ward S Holden. the astronomer. and the librarian of the United States mil ltary academy died today.
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FURNISHES DUTCH
 WOMEN RIOTERS

the streets of the town before six o'clock in the morning nor at any time on unday except during the hours SC, aside for divine worship.
 As all of the visiting and gossip ing of the house wives is done on the clean stone paved streets md in the market place of the town this will be I bitter blow to the women and 1t IS the hope of the aldermen that 1t will bn lesson which will not soon for get
 In addition to this ordnance there was another one passed which will seriously interfere with the freedom of the press. There is no press in Zuyden. for the village does not support q newspaper. but ban is placed on all English newspapers and on all Dutch papers published in the lelger cities which give any space whatsoever to the doings of the mill- tant suffragettes of England or any other country.
 The men of Zuyden mean to main tain their dignity at all hazards.
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Frank Albani, convicted of the mur- der of Steve BorOssco In Fairbanks, was given q life sentence by Judge Fuller.
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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
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PHILADELPHIA, March ls.--Jay Gould today won the court tennis championship of the world from G"o. F Covcry of England.
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Mrs. Aurora Barthell has been ap- pointed the administrative of the es- tate of her husband, Herman Barthell. the we'll known brewer of Fairbanks. The estate is valued at $25,000. bonds of S50.000 are required.
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Mrs. Samuel Wilcox, having been a resident of the Yukon and Alaska 17 years, died December 16 in [. Joseph's hospital in Fairbanks.
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Upon an order of court, Receiver Moves of the Washington Alaska bank, sold the lower 860 feet of the Oregon association placer claim on Vcult creek, Fairbanks. to Henry Cook for s2.5O0. to satisfy judgment against A. E. Stone and L. l.. Brandt for 43.70ss4.
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Patrick Breen and Axel Alamdal, of Council City, recently passed through Fairbanks with dog teams headed for the Chisana diggings.