The Alaska citizen., 1915-04-12

ever elected to the council in this city
 "Hnky Dink" Kenna. who has rep resented the First ward ou the coun- cil for the past 20 years, was re turned 10 office with a plurality ol 4nn0 votes
 ELECTIONS EVERYWHeRs.
 CHICAGO. April In the may orally contest which was held in this city yesterday William Thomson, Republican. was elected by plur ally of nearly 10000
 The dry forces voted several hun dred saloons out of business in yari- uus parts of the state.
 MILWAUKEE. Wis. April T. The drys show slight gains iu vari ous paris of the state as thr result ai yesterdays election.
 DETROIT. April 7.-The returns from sixteen counties in the state indicate that the drys have won wuere the liquor question was at issue.
 ST. PAUL. April :. The vets made slight gains in yesterday cleo tions.
 BUTTE. April 7.-The complete returns show that the Socialist ad- ministratiou has been defeated. Charles Lane. Democrat was elected mayor. and the council, which was controlled by the Socialists before election. now has a majority of F Democrats.
 OMAHA. Neb.. April L. Cowboy Mayor Dahlman and the members of the present council vii be retained in office for another year as the result of the election held yesterday.
 MUST PUT UP FLAG.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., April N The treasury department has is sued orders 10 representatives in foreign countries to display the American fag in order that there may be no doubt of the fact that Uncle Sam is doing business there No matter whether the rooms or quarters are rented or owned by the United States, the flag must float over the building
 HORSES MOVING PORTLAND, Ore. April S,-Five thousand horses. which have been purchased by representative of war ring nations, will be shipped soon from various points along the Pa cific coast.
 CANNOT BE SAVED SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-The salvage crew which was sent to Lower California to rescue the Jap anese armored cruiser Asama, which has been hung up on reef for several weeks, returned from the South today and report that the vessel cannot be saved.
 The Asama has a displacement of 9,750 tons and d main armament of four S-inch and fourteen 6-inch guns,
 ARTIST DIES.
 NEW YORK, April s. - F. Hop kinson Smith. the noted artist, au- thor. and originator of the cement bulkhead, died in this city today, aged v.
 DIDN'T WANT HIM.
 WHITE PLAINS, N Y., April s. Unable to convince the authorities that he killed eight of the aged in mates of the German odd Fellows home during tfe time that he was employed there as a nurse, Fred erick Mors walked out of the local jail today, a free man. After con fessing that he had committed the crimes because of the refusal or in ability of the inmates to work, Mors was placed under arrest pending an investigation and his release today is the result of the failure of the officers tc coroborate tle story
 ALL SETTLED
 WASHING TON, D. C. April B. German Ambassador Count von inf department that his government will make full reparation for the loss of the American bark Frye, which was sunk last month by the German aux Hilary cruiser Prinz Iitel Frederick. IS A WIDE PLANK.
 WASHINGTDN. D. C.. April B. Committeeman kenningston. the con tents of which were made public today. Secretary of State Bryan de- clares tiat the Democrats stand for prohibition ard the urgent request is made that all officials controlled by the liquor interests be voted out oI office.
 ALL AT ONCE PASADENA Cal, April S.-Carl Busch son of the late millionaire brewer, ultu Suuutlly III llllS tltE today At about the same time, Marie Busch. a granddaughter of the late brewer, became the wife of Drummond Jones, the marriage talk ing place at St. Louis.
 PRlNZ INTERNED.
 NEWPORT NEWS, Va. April B. The German auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel Frederick, which came to this port several weeks ago for repairs, was interned at an early hour this morning and will be taken to Nor folk, where the vessel will be par tially dsmantled to prevent an at tempt to escape. The time limit for remaining in a neutral port eX- pired at midnight last night, at which time formal notice was served on the commander informing him that he would be compelled to leave or go out of commission until the end of the war He was given four hours in which to leave the harbor, but at o'clock this morning he an nounced that he had decided to re main.
 Following the interning of the Eitel, a score of British and French merchant ships were permitted to depart this morning. They had been held through fear that they would carry news of the German vessel to the awaiting British cruisers out