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FOLOvANA IS
PROVING GOOD

FAIRBANKS. April 3.-The Tolo- yana IS looked upon as a coming great mining camp. Every report from the camp indicated that the outlook is im- proving.
 The government will be asked to build road at the earliest possible date
 People are continuing to leave Fair banks and the creeks in this vicinity to the new district.
 Mining Engineer at Fairbanks
 ", J. Elmendorf the Spokane and New York mining engineer, arrived from New York to inspect the mines for capitalists at the request of Hen ry Morgan who spent last fall and winter hunting in the Mt. Mckinley district.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
FRYEis CARGO WAS
Nor coNTRAeAN0

WASHINGTON, April S.-Evidence received by the State Department be- fore sending the note to Germany. finally established beyond question the non.contraband character of the cargo of the American ship William p Frye and hence the illegal charac' ter of the act of the commander or the German converted cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich in sinking that yes' sel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
LORD ROBERTS INVESTED
 MONEY IN AMERICA

LONDON. April S.-The estate Of Field Marshal Earl Roberts contained railroad shares and Minnesota iron holdings valued at slO4OOO Roberts personal property is valued at SS70'- 697 Lord Roberts owned I29 shares of Great Northern Railway and Sis shares of Great Northern Ore.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
WOULD FEED BELelANs
 BEHIND GERMAN LINES

THE HAGUE. April s.-The Ameri. can commission for the relief in Bel eium completed it's negotiations for feeding 2.5OO.oOO civilians behind the Getman lines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
EmpERoR's YOUNGEST
 SON IS AoNoREo

BERLIN, April S.-Prinee Joachim che youngest son of Emperor William led the German forces that drove tne Russians out Of Memel, East Prussia 1t is stated at the War Office. He has been awarded the iron cross.
 Though troops led by the Prince were ounumbered, he ordered an i'm mediate attack and personally led the charge that resulted iu the Russians fallme back into Memel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
SON OF FORMER FRENCH
 PRESIDENT LOST IN WAR

PARIS. April s.-The family of Claude casimer Perrier, son Of the former president of that name. have been notified that he was killed in battle and buried near Rheims. He had been reported among the missing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
PEOPLE BACK
 UP JOHN E. DILLON

FAIRBANKS. April 3.-phe news. papers and people generally here do not take the efforts of the Legislature to remove Commissioner John F Dil- lon seriously.
 Spirited Municipal Election.
 A spirited municipal campaign is under way here There are 10 candi. dates for councilman. and threo for the school board.
 George Smith Convicted
 George Smith was convicted of con spring to rob Kenneth Mcclellan. Of S2.200 ct Chatanika Betty smith who was indicted as an aecomplice. turned States evidence. and was ac' quilted. Smiths conviction was the first secured at this term Of Court except in cases of pleading guilty
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
TWO GERMAN SUBMARINES
 CAUGHT IN SCOTLAND

LONDON. April Two German submarines are reported as caught in steel nets set by the navy to guard the entrance to the Firth of Fourth.
 Strategic Point.
 Behind the First bridge lies the Ros. yth Navy base. vastly important in North Sen naval work
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
DLpL NrHAp TO WIN
 AND FIGHT NO MORE

HAVANA. April Jack Johnson said this morning that he is going to win the fight with Jess Willard Mon. day and never fight again. He said that after his victory he will buy a farm 18 miles from Paris and retire to 1t and live there the remainder of his life
 The betting is two to one that John son will win from Willard Monday Roth men are said to be in good con dition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
so.ml,e Wind Blows

NEW YORK. April a.-The wind is blowing today at velocity of 60 miles an hour at the Deleware break water and other points on the Allan tic.
 Atlantic liners are unable to sail.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
AUSTRIA WOULD
sTARvG MONTENEGRO

ROME, April Dispatches receiy- ed today from Cettinie indicate that Austria Hungary is endeayoring to cut off Montenegro from all communi- cation with the outside world and thus starye her into submission
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
INTERCOLLEGIATE ROWING
 SEASON BEGINS IN EAST

PHILADELPHIA. April s.-The in. tercolegiate rowing season will be op. ened this afternoon when the Yale and Pennsylvania crews cross oars on the schuyllin river
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
ele oREDeE FOR
 CIRCLE CITY DISTRICT

CORDOyA, March 24.-Among the arrivals on the Alameda Monday was a party of eight men. representatives of the Union Construction Company of San Francisco who are enroute to the Circle country. where they VIII erect a dredge on Mastadon creek for Frank and Clarence Berry the we'll known mining operators. The party win so from chitina by stage to Fairbanks, and from there overland with cog team which they brought with them
 W. 4. Peterson. superintendent of construction for inc company VIII have charge of the construction work on the plant which he excepts Go have in operation by June 1st The dredge wal be Of the 8is foot. close connect ed type. with 8 daily capacity of 200O cubic yards Of gravel per day
 Am Unar in The FmDira reaches ev-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
CKERSHAM SAYS
 COAL ROYALTIES TO
 AND ALASKA SCHOOLS
urrgRANces OF JUDGE McKeRsHAM

rse dam is broken running for Alaska We have the sympathy Congress- and the Nation Alaska opened but you must keep after $ them all
 Interoek your Congress- Amend them take from them your within the control of the s Legislature Do afraid of powers GO ahead do right. but ahead
 When you want Congressional bl By so doing your voice the peo pes you yourself record for something q that Congress cannot deny you"
 The compiled Alaska least of them are meage It clearly within your change them Money the only thing to stand in your way out of the s difficulty by action in concert"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
eoER REBEL LEADER
 ESCAPES INTO WOODS

CAPE TOWN. April 2.-Lieut Cols Maritz leader of the Boer revolt es' caped Thursday and has fled into the interior according to a dispatch from Johannesburg
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
gRIrIsH LosE ANoTHER SIP

LONDON. April a.-The British steamship Lockwood was torpedoed yesterday evening off Devonshire. The crew was saved
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
RURAL CREDITS PLAN
 TO BE OUTLINED

WASHINGTON April S.-v p. G. Harding, Federal Reserve Board mem Der. has outlined rural credits plan which is to be presented to the south ern conference on Education and in- dustry in Chattanooga next month
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
MAN pRoeAeLY LosT

ON IDiTARoo TRAIL
 SEWARD. March 2o.-3iike sautillo is believed to have perished on the trail during storm about the 9th of February. while he was on his way to Iditarod from Seward. Capt. O.. G. Norton who arrived last night in Seward met Sautillo near Auderson's road house. Sautillo went on to the roadhouse at Richardson and left that place the following day. He never turned up at voglers and 1t is feared that be lost his life between the two places north Of Delzell creek as a storm sprang up about the time he got to that point. Sautillo came out rom Nome last fall and was on his way to that camp again Seward Gateway)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-03
ALAsKA aoL0

NEW YORK April a-AlasRa Gold closed today at sfN; Utah Copper at 56N
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
FIGHTING. :.
~ on WESTERN LINE
Violent German Attacks Fail In
\ yAroonhe District - French y
Division Is Annihilated
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsssJ

LONDON, June 21.-The official bul
letins yesterday from Paris and Berlin
both claim successes on different por
lions of the western battlefront.
AT Souchez, where the attack and de
Tense have been particularly bitter for
the last three weeks, the French night
bulletin reports an advance of one xii
ometer in the direction of the town. A
violent artillery engagement there con
tinues.
West of the Argonne district, VIC
lent German attacks failed. o. the
heights Of the Mouse the French car
ried the German fines and captured
some hundreds Of prisoners.
Berlin reports that north Of La Rassa
the Allies offensive has been repuIshd
with severe losses and that in the
Champagne an entire French division
has been annihilated, while in Flanders
an attack by the Allies was STAN
peded." High angle guns brought dowa
a French airship.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
S|NO-AMER|CAN
BANkPROJEcTED
New institution With Shanghai
{ AsHeadquarters win Have
III $4,000, 1000 Capital
tAssOciated Press BY Federal wtr,lsssJ


NEW YORK, June PA n result
Of the visit to the United States of the
Honorary Chinese Commercial Commits
sion, announcement is made that Chi
nese and American fnanciers have
united to form The Sino American
Banking Corporation, Ltd, with a cap.
idol d $1e,oo80OO, Shanghai currency,
divided into shares Of 500 each.
The chief American branches will be
in San Francisco and New York, and,
although no authoritative confirmation
is obtainable, it is understood that }.
p. Morgan, l. Co. are interested. vii.
lard ID. Straight, one Of the partners
Of the firm, has been interested in the
financial and Industrial development of
China for n number of years.
The prospectus provides that there
shall be seven directors, elected from
the American and Chinese shareholders,
but that the general manager shall be
a Chinese, with headquarters in shang
hal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
PB9EESSQRCL0NES
fORLAAAlNA[0tA
ne Resigns Federal Position 70
Become Principal Of Terri /
toriat Agricultural School

Prof. F. A. Cloves, one Of the best
known educators in the Islands, has re-.
signed rs federal agent in charge of
the Glenwood Experiment Station on
Hawaii to take the position OF princi-
pal Of Lahalnafra school Mt Lahaina,
pal Of Lahainaluha school at Lahnina,
1t Is understood Professor Cloves
made the move on the urging Of Cover.
nor Pinkham and Superintendent of
Public Instruction Kinney and that IL
viii mean a chan Q of policy Of the
Lahaina instit,ition in favor o. more
diversified agricultural work by the stu.
I dents instead Of the, present plan of
using practically an OF the land owned
by the institution for the cultivation
Of sugar cane. .. 70 ..'
Territorial School e. T..
Lahainamna Is a territorial school with
q grant Of about 5000 acres of land. It's
function Is teaching Of agricultural stu.
dies, but in the past tho aim has been
almost entirely the teaching of cane
raising ..'. =. ~.
Territorial officials have come to the
belief, however, that the Islands offer
big opportunities for diversified crops
and that the study of more Intensified
farming would prove popular with pu.
pills. Accordingly, Professor Cloves
was selected as the expert TO study and
work out the new curriculum problems.
Successor Not Known
Though Mr.. Cloves has cabled his re,
signation to Washington no intimation
has been received in reply as to the
identity of his successor at the Glen,
wood station. It IL known there are
several candidates for The. position in
the Islands, but the belief is general
that some instructor connected with n
mainland agricultural school will land
the job. e.. - ..,
During Professor Cloves ineumbency
at Glenwood he took great interest in
diversified farming ami chicken raising
and brought the station UP to high
state Of perfection az well as an insti-
I tuition Of value to the agriculturists Of
the Big Island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
KOREAN AAD|RD
CAUGHT BY.SLEUTH
Fugitive Is Taken While Sleeping
with Big Revolver Under
~ His Pillow

Wal Kee Lee, the Korean who es-
capped from the police station a couple
of months ago, while under arrest for
a serious crime, was arrested yesterday
morning in Kellett Lane, Liliha street.
Lee looked prosperous. He has not had
to worry about financial matters, as
only last Sunday he is said to have
entered a dwelling house and secured
fttv odd dollars.
The arrest was made by a detective,
who had word brought to him that Lea
was in a house in Kellett lane. Incl
dentally the detective will receive the
reward Of $50 offered for the Korean J
apprehension.
The detective and another officer en-.
tered a house which is said to have been
recently occupied by a man named
Mendoza. Wal Kee Lee was found
asleep in bed. He was a much surprised
man when the police grabbed him.
That Lee did not mean to be taken
without desperate effort to retain his
liberty was shown by the finding of a
3S-ea1iber revolver under his pillow, the
gun being loaded in every chamber.
Lee, when he walked out Of the polio
station, was under arrest for burglary
and assault with a weapon. He, is Il
finely developed man and rePuted TO DC
the strongest Korean in the Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
hATIoNAL RAIL WAYS RUINED

tAssoctated Press by Federal Wireless)
NEW YORK, June 2I-FOrmaI an,
nouncement is made by Carlos Basa Y ely
dcI Castillo Negrete, chairman of the
National Railways Of Mexico, that the
company is unable TO meet obligations
amounting to $2s 1929, $50, which fell
'lue June L.
"Owing to the continuance of the
1isturbed conditions in Mexico says
the announcement, 1T has been i'm.
Possible for the company to make any
Arrangements for the payment Of these
obligations at this time.
The operation Of the properties
Of the company is still out of its
hands The company therefore had
no alternative but to ask the holders
of the maturing obligations to await
the return to it of the properties nor,
rally belonging to its system, and the
restoration of peace to the Mexican
nation, so that tae government and the
company may be placed in position
to dnly deal with the subject y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
EPILEPSY IS NOT
DISEASE OF BRAIN
Famous GyneacoIogist Announc-
ed That Dread Disease Can.
Be Cured SurgicaIIy
(Associated Press er FederaI W1reless.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-Epilep,
sy is not a disease of the brain and is
an illness which may be cured surgical
ly, according to an important discovery
announced on Saturday by DR.. Charles
A. l.. Reed, the famous Cincinnati sur.
geon, in his address before the Ameri
can Medical Congress, in session here.
Doctor Reed states that the general
belief that epilepsy is brain disease
is mfounded as his Investigations
have shown. The effects of epilepsy
are the results of poisons absorbed in
TO the system after their creation from
disorders in the intestines.
That he has, throu h his practise, es
the fact that epilepsy yields
to surgical treatment is the claim oil
the surgeon. r.
Doctor Reel is one of the foremost
surgeons and gynaecologists of tha
United States. lie has served in pro
fessorships in a number of leading med
zeal colleges and his work has been rec
ognized by the British and French med
zeal associations and governments. He
is the author of number Of works or
surgery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
LIGHTFooT PERSONA NON
GRATA TO BANK TRUSTEES

Affairs of the Japanese Bank, Of
which j. Lightfoot recently succeeded
in being appointed receiver, were aired
o slight extent in Judge Stuart 5
"ourt on Saturday. Six trustees of the
banking corporation have objected to
the retention of Lightfoot as receiver
md filed a motion which asked for his
ouSting. j. Lightfoot, A. s. Humph,
reys, DR.. Il. Mitamura and j. McCarn
were on the stand. The United States
district attorney appears to have be-
ONE involved in this case unwilling
v, in this instance. 1t is alleged that
Ills name was even written on a legal
document without his knowledge or con
'ent. Argument on the motion went
over to next Saturday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
FRANKS FATE WILL
Be DECIDED TODAY
Life Of Young Jew Depends Upon
Action of Governor
tAssOc,pted Press by Fedora, c1ireiesSJ

ATLANTA, june 2l-A final decis-
ion is expected today on the appeal
of Leo Frank for executive ciemency.
Every judicial stay and appeal has
been exhausted and all the evidence
has been for some time in the Cover
nor = hands
Frank, young Jewish manufactures,
was convicted Of the murder Of Mary
Phagan, a girl in his employ. Unusual
conditions Of political strife and race
prejudice surrounded his case, and his
attorneys have commended from tho
first that ne did not receive o fair
trial. Even the trial Judge admitted
that there was a grave doubt in his
mind of Frank guilt
The case was carried to the supreme
court twice, but the court, eaeh time
Ivy divided opinion, refused to- in
tervene and referred the case back 20
me state tribunals.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
General Angeles, Chief Of Staff,
And Many Of 'Pancho's'. Best
Officers Abandon Him and Take
Refuge Across Texas Border
TROUBLE ALSO BREWS
IN CAMP OF GARRANZA
First Chief Refuses To Accept
Resignation Of Oregon and
Cabinet Members, and His
Troops Push On To the Capital

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss)
V/AsHINGTON, June q. - Gen
w eral Felipe Angeles, chief of
stan TO General Francisco Villa, has
left his commander and with him have
seeded many of his best officers.
Friction between Angeles and Villa is
suspected
Confidential advices to the state de-
partment bring word that Angeles
crossed the Texas border secretly las;
Friday and has been in secius;On, in the
house of friends, ever since. NewsPa-
per men have been unable to find him.
Angeles VIII Not Return
Carranza $ agency here, which had
immediate intelligence of Angeles de-
lection, issued a statement last night
in which they said:
General Angeles and his staff prob
ably never will return to Villa. They
have kept themselves in strict seclusion
from all but their intimates, from
whom, however, it is learned that they
admit the defeat of Villa by Obregon
at Leon. with the virtual annihilahon
of Villa s forces. Villa s days are num-
bered."
Angeles family is living at Boston,
and it is understood that the eXilec
general win make his way to them by
slow stages, stopping to confer in
Washington and New York with in.
huential Mexieans.
SpIit In Carranza Camp
From Vera Cruz came word last
night that Carranza has declined to ac
cept the designations of General Obre
gon and the four cabinet officers who
qnit with him. That there is an acute
split in the councils of the First Chief
is evident, but how the lines will fal
il il too early yet to predict.
The best hope of the administration
Is that a coalition may be effected
perhaps in part through the agency Of
General Angeles-betwee the best ele
ments of Villa 5 party and those 81
Carranza s party. Such a fusion party
might crystalline into something the
United States could recognize in the
effort to restore a government.
Tn spite of the political crisis al
Vera Cruz, tn armies of the Frst
chief are pushing forward from Tex
6ncO on Mexico City, which they nO~
1npe to enter by the middle of the
week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
RARE EGYPTIAN RELICS
MISSING AT EXPOSITION

SAN FRANcfs6 e ' june T sf'%Rare
Egyptian scarabs, diamonds and jewels
valuable for their artistic settings were
discovered yesterday to be missing from
the show case in which they had been
on view at tie exposition. They were
the property Of Edgar Perera Of New
York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
WESTERN pacific
T0B[FORECL0SED
Gould Line Through the Central
+ United. States 10. Pacific In
Financial Trouble
tAssOeiat.d Pres. by Federal wirslsss.)

NEW YORK, June 2l.-ForecIOsurS
on the property OF the Western Pacific
Railway will. be sought, it is an
nounced, by holders of the nifty mil
lions of first mortgage five per cent
bonds, on which interest WIS defaulted
March !.
There are about two thousand hold
ers, Of whom twenty per cent live IN
California and almost all the remainder
in this city. The road has been in diff
ficulties for some time and at one
period it was thought that the State
of California might buy, but sentiment
was against 1t.
"Only depositors of bonds with the
protective committee says the bOnd
holders announcement, will be en-
titled to the benefit of reorganization
or of any purchase Of the property un'
der foreclosure sale for the benefit OF
the bOndholders.
1t is not likely that the property
will be offered for sale until after Sep
TENDER !.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
BRITISH LOSSES ARE
HEAVY on GALROL|
tAG.Oqiltsd Pres, " Fsdsra, wl1ois..3

(ASScciated Press BY Federal wireIssS)
DARDANELLEs, June 2L-British
losses. to date in attempting to force
the Turkish positions at Avi Burnu
have amounted to between ten and IF,
teen thousand. The defenders, though
they have suffered heavily, have, on the
whole, lost less.
Since the correspondent of The Asso,
.ciated Press arrived here, the Turks
have been on the offensive, Each nigh
they undertake a number of bayonet
charges against the British trenches.
German officers are satisfied with the
situation and contend that the British
are losing ground.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
MOSCOW RIFE WITH
AN1EGERNAN RIOTS
Stores, Factories and Tenement
Houses Are Wrecked
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless

(ABsociated Press By Federal Wireless)
MOSCOW, June 2l.-Damage done in
the anti German riots of the past few
days, suppressed only with the greatest
difficulty, is estimated at twenty mil
lion dollars.
Five hundred stores and factories
and two hundred lodging houses and
tenements wer" wrecked. Many of the
latter were owned by Russians.
Inhamed by stolen wine, the rioters
grew 80 frenzied that in many in,
stances they were unable to distinguish
between property owned by their fel-
low -countrymen and by the enemy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
BIG FRAUD UNCOVERED
N 'uEO' TAX DODG|NG

(AssOcis'ed Press by Federal wiTelsSsl
WASHINGTON, June 2I.-ViOlators
Of tie oleOmargarine law, which makes
it's obligatory that oleOmargarine shall
Te plainly labeled and shall pay an in
ternA revenue tax for each pound sold
have defraudcd the government Of
twenty seven million dollars in the last
twelve years.
Secretary MrAdoo, in making public
the frauf last night, gave details which
wow that it has been conducted on q
piganti" scale since the act Of 1902,
witch required a special revenue stamp,
wao passed.
r." department Of Justice has not de-
'i'led vet whether the evidence will jus
icy criminal or merely civil suits, for
the recovery Of the evaded taxes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
CAN YOU AFFORD THE RISK ?

We're you ever Snized with a severe
attack Of rramp collie or diarrhoea with.
ont bottle of Chamberlain : Collie,
'hol"ru and Diarrhoca Remedy in the
honSr' Don t take such risks. A dose
or two will cure Won before doctor
could b" called, and it never fails even
III tn" most severe and dangerous cases
For sale Inv all Dealers Benson, Smith
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
SURF BATHERS DROWN
(AENosiatsc Trsss BY FEDERAL WirelOSS.

N7t""OuIuto0 TUE " 11IVt"I ''lI71770'7
ATLANTIC CITY, June 2l.-Seven
surf bathers, among them several prom
inent Philadelphians, were drowned
here yesterday, buffeted helpless by the
breaking of huge wave anil then
sucked out TO sea in the undertow.
Scores were saved unconscious.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-22
A|RMEN NARROWLY MISS
KILLING SWEDISH QUEEN
Bombs Dropped Into Karlsruhe
Fall On Palace Sheltering Her
lAssoelated Prsss By vederal WlteIess. !

BERLIN, June FL. 49, In raidinP
Karlsruhe, last week, the French air
men narrowly missed killing Queen
Virtoria of sweden.
Bombs dropped by the aerial squad
ron fell on the palace Of Prince Maxi
milan of Baden Baden, in which wer,
lodged the queen, the family of Prime,
Macmillan, and the Grand Duchess OF
Baden, the Kaiser s aunt.
Queen Victoria is daughter of tn,
late Grand Duke of Baden.