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Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
VEUTONS SAY
 MOSCISKO TAKEN
All Russian Counter At taclls Are Repulsed with Gains for Tcutons. from Points to the North of Przcmvsl.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArcHl

LONDON, June 15.-The Austro = German rush in Galicia is on again. Both Berlin, and Vienna officially lay claims to progress along virtu- ally the entire south and eastern front and Lemberg seems again in danger. Mosciska. east of PrZemysl was captured by the Teutons and according to German contention the Russians are falling back south of the railroad connecting Przemysl and Lemberg.
 All the Russian counter-attacks have been repulsed with gains for the Teutons from a point north of PrZemysl into Bessarabia. Far off as is this front from England and France. it is being watched more closely than the western front be cause it would appear these opera - tions are being pressed in an attempt to clear Galicia of the Russians. to a breathing spell in the east. which it k likely will be followed by a crushing blow aimed at Italy
 Fighting Is growing harder daily along the Austro-Italian frontier and in view of the past performances il
 
 that Germany will throw great mass or troops upon this front. in an endeavor to sweep into Italy and hold the ground there just as she has done in Poland. Belgium and France
 Fighting in France around Arras. while bitter was marked by a daily attack and counter-attacks and has reached a stage where the German and French official communications natly contradict each other. on the whole. it is believed here. the ad- vantage has been with the French. That England is prepared for long siege in the operations in the Dardanelles is indicated in an off cial statement just issued. explaining the nature of the tedious trench war fare prevailing. although asserting the Turkish offensive is not SO sharp as formerly
 Almost complete returns from the general elections assure the war chamber for Greece. although with the king still in a precarious condi- tion and the chamber not due to meet for more than a month. no inn mediate events affecting Greece's neutrality are expected The allied air raid at Karlsruhe resulted in damage although the nature Is not given in details. These aviators reached points in Germany further from their lines than any point previously reached by the French and British airmen
 General Von Mackensen has tele- graphed the German emperor that he hopes to capture Lemberg. the capi- tai of Galicia. before July l. accord ing to a dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Amsterdam
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
CELEBRATE LINKING IF MASCOT
 MINES WITH THE OUTSIDE WORLD

prominent business man. made the address of welcome. Frank K. Mott mayor of Oakland. responded for the Pacific coast stockholders and John NJ. Raymond of Chicago answered for the visitors from the middle west John A. Street, general counsel for the company. and a prominent Chi cago attorney, spoke as did also James G. McNary, vice. president of the State National Bank of Fl Paso. A monster barbecue. at winch ten steers were roasted was a feature of the celebration The shipment of ore from the Mascot properties began to- day.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
ID HAVE
 HOSPITALS IF
 AMERICAN TYPE
ASSOCIATED PREss DIsPArcHl

NEW YORK. June 15.-In further ince of it's plans to spread over China a chain of American hospitals Ito be managed by American sur geons with view to improving me ulcal and hospital conditions in the republic, the Rockefeller Foundation here tonight announced it had pur- -hased the Union Medical College at Picking and that about August 1 three eminent physicians will sail from San Francisco for China for nalIy to take over the institution, and further develop this work
 It was also announced that the board had made an appropriation of 5000 per year for five years to the Yale Medical college at Chang Sha. Similar sums have been ap- propriated to several missionary hos pitfalls.
 The three physicians are members of the China Medical Board estab lished by the Foundation to carry out numerous recommendations of d special commission which made a first hand study last year of the public health and medical work in China They are Dr. Wallace But trick director of the China Medical Board and secretary of the General Education Board: Dr. simon FleXner. director of the Laboratories of the Rockefeller Institue for Medical Re search and pr. Wm. Fl. Welch, pro lessor of Pathology at the Johns Hopkins University.
 The Union Medical College, it is announced, was purchased for $200,- 900 from the London Missionary So ciety, a Congregational institution.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
President To Sec Colonel
 At Summer White House

House or to invite the Colonel to Cornish.
 Officials continued tonight to deny there was any special significance of Houses trip to Europe. but 1t is generally admitted first hand in formation was gained by him from officials in Germany. Great Britain, and France, which will prove inter- esting to the president. When they see each other, House will supplies ment reports or letters he has all ready forwarded to the president describing the sentiment on various questions among the people and of ficials of the nations he visited.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
GOING TO YAQUI VALLEY
Admiral Howard With Expeditionary
 Force to Relieve Reseieed
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcH1

CRUISER COLORADO. san Diego. June 15-Admiral Howard on his flagship the Colorado, expects to sail from san Diego tomorrow noon for the Yaqui Valley, Sonora, with an cXpeditionary force of three hundred marines under command Of Major McKelIy. fully squipped viiE ma chine guns ant artillery. preDareG for eventualities.- The cruisers Cleve- land and New Orleans are now at Guatmas prepared to take aboard re- fugees. Latest reports snow no alarming conditions and nc change in the situation.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16

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 In spite of the absence of street cars, traffic was worse congcsted than ever tonight. The council committee of five named last night headed by Mayor Thompson, spent the afternoon in con- ference with labor leaders. At night the traction officials joined the meet inE and the prolonged discussion gave rise to reports that q settlement is in sight Traction officials earlier re- jected an offer Of the state board of And union officials ignored the same offer.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
ASSOCIATED PRESS DtspArcHl

WASHINGTON. June 15-Col F. N. House, who recently returned from q trip to Europe. where he talked with high officials of several belis eTent nations, is not expected to come to Washington this week as was He will probably see the president during the latter's trip to the summer white house" at Cor nish to spend Independence Day.
 The president plans to leave for Cornish on Friday or Saturday of next week unless unforeseen events prevent He is expected either to stop over in New York to see Colonel
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl


 Fl. PASO. June Histories of the wide approval given the president s Mexican note by native and foreign residents of Mexico City of the acti- vities of the international committee to relieve the food shortage; of for eigners resisting the payment of taxes proclaimed by Obregon during his brief occupation of the capital. and of footing by Mexican soldiers despite the guarantees proclaimed by the individual commanders. were re- lated here by Americans who reached the border after an eleven day over land journey from the Mexican capi- tai
 They stated that on May l2 an at tempt was made to assassinate Roque Garza. then the provisional president of Mexico City. In the
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
AWARD MEDALS TO
 THE STANDARD OIL

SAN FRANCISCO. June 16.- The Standard oil Company was awarded a gold medal of honor for conservation of natural re- sources and special gold medal of honor for its works and po- Hcies' by the exposition The conservation exhibit demonstrat- ed the work of the prevention of waste, including devices to keep water from seeping into oil sands. and prevent the escape of gas from wells.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
[AssocrArEp pREss p1sPArcHl

NEW YORK. June 15.-A resolution introduced by Mayor Curley of Bos- ton, appealing to the presodent to call the attention of congress- to the pressing need of prompt, and efficient action. with regard to na- tional defense was unanimously adopted by the delegates to the Peace and Preparedness Conference of the National Security League. The Mas
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
REPORT LARGE
 CEMENT MERCER

CHICAGO, June 15.-Details of the twenty million dollars mer- ger of cement manufacturing concerns was announced. Edward NJ. Hagar. retired from the presidency of the Universal Portland Cement Company. con trolled by the L. <. Steel Cor poration. will effect the merger. It will operate it is said, chain of plants from the Atlantic sea- board to the Rocky mountains.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
VICTORY FOR VENIZELOS
ASSOCIATES PRESS DISPATCH

ATHENS, June 15.-The latest re- turns of the election show the fol- lowers of former Premier Nenizelos have won 193 seats in parliament and the government 100. out of the total of 316. The remainder of the seats are scattered among independ- entS and adherents of former Pre- miers Phalli and Theotokis. The NeniZelos party carried all the con- tests in sixteen provinces and have the majority of the delegates in six others.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
IECREASE OF TAXES
 IN CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO. June 15.-Cor- pOratioRs of California will pay into the treasury in taxes on their operative properties s1.- 427.134 more this year than last, according to the report of State Controller Chambers to the state board of equalization The total corporation tax amounts to $15.- 03s.79S. The railroads are the biggest tax payers with s6.58S, 2S3. an increase of s270.60S over last year.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
Second Day of Strike of Carmen Passes with Con tinued I'ic-UDs of Surface Lines and Few Passen- gers on Elevated.

CHICAGO. Jgne 1j.-After conference between street car of f,cials and representative of moro than fourteen thousand carmen with Mayor Thompson. the city council reported at midnight an agreement to arbitrate had been al- most reached The conference was began early in the afternoon. The mayor said he expects the men back to work in twenty-four hours.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
RIDES IN AUTOMOBILES,
 STEAM TRAINS OR BIG TRUCKS
RECRU. CARMEN
 IN EASTERN CITIES

r II IL ADELPHIA, June b. Motormen and conductors to take the places Of those on strike in Chicago are being recruited in this city Up to noon more than 200 had been engaged, according to the agency in charge of the recruiting. l. is said similar recruiting is go- ing on in New York Washington and Baltimore.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
Twenty three Members,
 TwO-1'hirds of Member
 ship of House. Gave the ; Measure Approval on It's . Third Reading.
SENATOR'S GOING
 TO THE BAT TO-DAY
Most Interesting Feature the Organization of Land Depaltment-Will Proba- bly Be Acted Upon Be { fore Noon.

By just enough votes to carry the handicap of the emergency clause. the public land bill was passed by 1he house yesterday afternoon to the surprise of the leaders of the opposition who had counted upon from nine to ten votes The advo- cates of the bill were not sure when the roll call began of more than Iwenty-three of the thirty two mem hers present. Twenty-four two thirds of the full membership of the house were necessary. The bill was sent at once to the senate where it will be taken up this morning and it was stated last night that it would he definitely known by noon what changes, if any, would he made in the organization of the land depart ment.
 Many members of the senate have made no secret of their purpose to change the organization and they said that they believed that it could be done in such a way as to secure the concurrence of the house Other changes. it was said. would be Of a minor character and would not likely invite serious antagonism in the house Some of the members of the
 
 the bill prescribing that the pro- "eeds from the sale of the public lands or their products shall be in vested in first farm mortgages They have. or some of them. no objection to such an investment but they be- licve that the provision is unconsti- tutional in that it limits the power of the treasurer. the governor and the secretary of the state. conferred both in the enabling act and the constitution
 By both of those instruments the treasurer. with the approval of the governor and the secretary Of state must invest the proceeds in interest bearing securities To specify any class of securities is held to be limitation of this authority. It has heen suggested that the language of the enabling act and the constitution be substituted for this section and that il shall then be provided that investments may be made in first farm mortgages.
 The Last Stage in the House The third reading of substitute house bill No. 1 was begun yester- day morning and proceeded rather slowly on account of inquiries made by members as to whether amend ments that had been made had been incorporated into the finished bill Several errors were discovered. due to the haste of preparing the final copy At three o'clock in the after noon the reading was finished and with unanimous consent the enroll ing and expressing committee was directed to make corrections. Half
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
BOTH THE AUSTRIANS AND GERMANS CLAIM
 TO PROGRESS N SOUTH

Austro-Gclman Rush i'll Galicia Is Reported OF Again IT Lemberg Seems Again to Be Made of Again to Be in Danger of Capture.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-16
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
f0OTBALL SC0RFS

Some surprises were disbod up on the gridiron Saturday, when the East ern and Middle Western colleges for maliy ushered in the football season.
 Virginia beat Yale, ail Army could do with Holy Cross was a tie. Car lislo was beaten by Lehigh, George town University defeated the Navy and Harvard had hard going to beat tho Massachusetts Aggies. Washing ton and Jeff met Q Tartar in West Virginia University, the score being Gle.
 The scores were as follows:
 At New Haven, University of vir- ginia, 10, Yale o.
 At West Point, Army l4. Holy Cross 14.
 At Hamilton, Ohio, Colgate A, sua- Quehanna O..
 At wnlamstown, Massv Union 1z, Williams Q.
 At Morgantown, W. Va, Washington e Jefferson 6, West Virginia Univer- sity 6.
 At Lincoln, Nebraska IS. Drake 1S.
 At Hanover. Dartmouth 34, Maine O..
 At South Bethlehem, Lehigh 14, Car lisle o.
 At Cambridge, Harvard Q Massa- chusetts Agricultural College o.
 At Ithaca. Cornell S4, Cberlin c.
 At Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 10. Franklin & Marshall 6.
 At Annapolis, Georgetown 9. Navy To-
 At Princeton, Princeton 10. Rutgers To.
 At Iowa City, Iowa sl, Cornell Col. lege O.
 At Amherst, Amherst 6, Bowdin O.
 At Minneapolis. Minnesota. 41, North Dakota o.
 At Madison. Wisconsin s2, Lawrence To.
 At Providence, Brown o, Trinity O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
LEAGUE BASEBALL
(saturday's Resulta)

AMERICAN LEAGUE - Washing ton 8, Boston ]. Second Wash. ington 8. Boston 8, game called in tenth inning owing to darkness De- troit 6, Cleveland 8; Ch'cigo 8. St. Louis o, second game; Chicago G., St. Louis l.
 NATIoNAL-No games scheduled.
 FEDERAL - Chicago 8. Pittsburgh 5; second game: Chicago 6. Pittsburgh 8; Kansas City {, St. Louis l.
 Sundayo ResultB.
 AMERICAN - Detroit G. Cleveland 5; Chicago 6, St. Louis 9.
 NATIONAL - Cincinnati 8. Pitts burgh 5; Chicago 7 st. Louis 9.
 FEDERAL - Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 8; afternoon game: Chicago 8, Pitts burgh O; st. Louis 6. Kansas City 9; Newark 5. Baltimore 9; afternoon game: Newark 6, Baltimore o.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
"A TOTAL LOSS7
 IS APPRAISERS
 ABLER REPORT

"A total loss" This was the gist Of a report filed with Captain D. Hoff- man, master of the burned power schooner p. J. Abler, of Seattle. by a board of marine appraisers. Saturday night The board, appointed by Cap tain Hoffman, consisted of Charles Carlson, John A. Sloan and Edward McDougal.
 Captain Hoffman is attending to a volume of business here in connection with the loss of his vessel. such as the filing of records. etc., but expects to get away for Seattle some time this week.
 Several Of the crew who had person al effects on the Abler are complain ing of beach-combers who reached the vessel after the fire was out, before they did. D. Sorsei says that his trunks, which he claims were only scorched on top, were rifled. and ev- erything taken The trunks. he says were on the beach when he found them.
 The Abler burned in Gasdneau Channel near the point where the Treadweli power lines cross the chan tho channel, last Wednesday after noon.
 The Abler left esattle Sept. 1S, for Bethel and took the outside passage after leaving wrangeli. When about l5O miles off Cape Ommenay, she en- countered stormy weather and sprung a leak. A decldoad of lumber, coal and other cargo was thrown overheard and the schooner was finally worked into Gastineau channel where she arrived with her hold half filled with water and her crew and passengers exhausted from their fight with the storm.
 The fire was caused by the fire of @ candle, which ignited escaping gas The value Of the vessel and cargo was placed at SS5.oO0 by Captain Hoffman
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
Yosts Last Season

There are wellfounded rumors at Ann Asbor that this will be Hurry up" Yost's last season as coach Of the Michigan football varsity. It is said that Germany" Schultz of the famous "point-a-minute team will sue. ceed him. Schultz has been coach Of the linesmen for the last few years
 The feeling is that Yost has los, his old-time effectiveness. He has been accused Of playing favorites and not up to the latest football The feel ing against Yost is especially strong among the alumni.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
Johnson. Once More.

Johnson, Once More.
 While an this talk is going tho rounds an over the country about Aexander Shore and Leonard, being the king pins among the pitchers, fans should remember that Walter Johnson the "peeriess Walter"- has 8 good many games left up that right arm. satur- day Johnson beat Che Red Sox 8 to !, and Smokey Joe' was in the box for the American pennant winners, too.
 Put Johnson with a team that has won like the Philadelphia Nationals or the Red Sox this season, and he would be @ different pitcher. He prac- ticaily has kept Washington in the first division in the American for the past three years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
SAILED ON JEFFERSON

The Jefferson sailed South Sunday, Among the passengers were Mrs. H. A. Hurlbutt and daughters, Mrs. F. D. Graf Miss Piooma Crowther. Mrs. E. c. Russell, Mrs. R. F. Stevens, Miss Ray Stevens, D. p. Frohocb. and Miss Florence Tosker. for Seattle, and c. F. Whitney for Wrangel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
$500 IN TAXES PAST
DUE IN PETERSBURG

Petersburg Report Next Thursday Oct. z, is the last day upon which tax payers may square up with the City Treasury without paying penalty and interest on the assessment of 1914-15. Between $500 and $4Oo is reported as the total amount outstanding.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
chleaqo wnl WIn Ed Remnant

Chicago VIII Win Fed Pennant
 Chicago IS going to win the Federal League pennant as sure as the Lord made little apples. The Whales grabbed two games from Pittsburgh Saturday displacing the Smokeieds from the leadership of the Gilmore circuit Mordecei Brown won one of the games for the Whales.
 Joe Tinker Is entitled to a pennant, anyway
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
auMRoLpr ARRlvEs

The steamship Humboldt, Captain D. Baughman. arrived in port from Seattle Sunday morning. Among the passengers from Seattle and way points, who left the steamer here, were R. Chatham, D. r. Basson, Chas. Hadd, P. Bailey, w. c. Pfaf, F. Gragg, the Rev. A. T Rocatta, Roy Smith, J.. Mckay, !. Keen, F. N Meeser John zug and J. c. Hayes.
 Hill is Promoted
 Officers of the Humboldt bring the news that Widmore D. Hill. for 15 years chief engineer on the Humboldt has been appointed to the position of Assistant United States Inspector of boilers at Seattle. Hilhe" was one of the most popular men in the Alaska steamship service. He recently was transferred from New Orleans to Sc. atlle. where his family resides
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
PLuMelNe and REPAlRs

SANITARY PLUMBING. heating and sheet metal work. Bring your plans and will furnish estimate free. Carl Drlica. 114 Front st. Phone 27s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
Hill 10 Promoted

IF YOUR WATCH NEEDS repair ing. send it to us; we know how Nolson's Jewelry Store, 9S Front St. Clocks called for and delivered, phone 278 s-1e-m
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04

IF YOU have plenty Of good coal in the bin these damp days do not in- terfere with your comfort Ladysmith coal is the best and The Juneau Trans. fer Co.,. has lots Of it Another cargo just in. Get somo today. BEST FOR HEATING BEST FOR COOKING - GOES FARTHER. s-i2.lf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04

c. II. Pearce. one of the old-timera of Juneau. is registered at the Castin- eau hotel, from Tacoma, for @ few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
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SPORTS
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High School Football
 Juneau High School freshmen have organized a football team and practice has started Clement Hodges ia cop tain and Wilbur Burford ls coaching tho team. 'Burf" played on Che High School team two years ago, and gave promise Of becoming a good player.
 Efforts arc being made to got @ game next Sunday, with tho Eighth Graders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04

Tho Empire wlli ma'c advertising coniraets eubieci Co prco of largsoi lroulation of any nowspapcr lu Alsnsa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04

Camp etovos s2.25 epecIsl, P. w. o. DoNNELL, Aalsl<a Furniture Co.,, phone i52. g 30 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04

P D. Nettleton, a conductor on the Copper river railroad is a visitor in the city and is at the Gastineau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
SECOND HAND GOODS
DENTISTS
PALMisTRY
MINES AND MINING.

Frank A. Brown, agent for Alaska Colo Belt mining stock, has only few shares remaining of an allotment of stock. Carrying one whole share bon uses. All other stock carries a bonus of % share. Omce Pioneer Baths, s7 Front St., Juneau, Alaska. 2S-1m