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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
CARRAAZA OFFICERS
 EXECUTED

 VERA CRUZ. Jan a.-General Jesus Carranza. 9 brother of General Xen- usdano Cauanza, is g prisonec of Gem eral Alfonzol lSantioancz, on Tehuante- pee Isthmus. and details Of the exc cution Of all but three Of General Car ranza's Tehuantepec statS were learn ca today
 Because venustauo Carranza retus. ed 70 make terms for their release, the members Of tho general staff with the exception Of Jesas Carranza Al. berado caranza and Ignacio Pesaldt were put to death. These officers are being held for ransom, and threats oi death are said to be hanging over thom.
 The executed officers were amons the closest personal friends of the con shuuonalist leader and the latter has sworn to avenge their death.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
FESSI9N OF MANIAC
 .NTERNENES

SALEM, Ore. Jan 4.-John Arthur Fender. convicted of numbering Mrs. Daisy Wehrman and her little son in their cabin at scappoose, Oregon, in September 19ll and who was under death sentence. will walk out of Che State penitentiary In Q few days free man,
 4 lock of his own hair taken rom the clutches Of one Of his dead Vic Hms who had fought desperately for her life and that Of hor child yester- day was held before the eyes Of John G. H. Sierkes, an Inmate Of Che State insane asylum, Screaming at Gle sight Sierkes confessed that it was he who murdered Mrs. Wehrmau and her son. He recited the details of the crime; otherwise his mind is blank on the events Chat transpired after the staying.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
FRENCH PATHFINDER WOULD
 EIGHT FOR REPUBLIC

PARIS. Jan. 4.-The duo d'orleans, pretender 10 the throne Of France, has written q letter to Premier Vi- viani iu which he says that inas- much ls aii the Allies have refused his services in the var he begs the introduction of Q bill to amend the Exile Law for bis benefit
 The Duke offers to return to exile after the war if France will permit him to serve wlth her army
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
RUBBER TRADE TO
 RESUME WITH STRINGS

BOSTON, Jan. 4.-Negodations be tween the British ambassador and tpe State Department regarding the rub. Der embargo have reached a point where Great Britain while not willing to raise the embargo wholly is ready to permit rubber from British colon les and from London Go be shipped to America il manufacturers here can give satisfactory guarantees that nei. tber tho raw material nor the manu- factured articles will be sent to Ger many or Austria.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
sRITisHER GIVES TERsE
 BATTLE DESCRIPTION

LONDON. -The Standards Paris correspondent wlres. Everybody knows how difficult it is to form and, more SO. to give 9 terse and vivid descfiptlon of battle but lt would be hard to beat tho following picture, given to me by wounded Britieh soldier asked him what he could tell men ehont the oaglie m which ne was hit and this was his answer:
 "iFIat you 'enrs a ell ol noise. drink ltuc O this
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
ZE2E SHED
 BY BOMBS

AMSTERDAM, Jan. l-t'rench ayia- lofs dropped several bombs in the vicinity of Brussels yesterday it is reported to The Telegrafi killing geY- eral German soldiers. and destroying Zeppelin shed.
 It is said that none of them were captured, A Zeppelin dirisible had boon removed from the shed but on hour bofore the bombs were dropped.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
8AlLgoAD MUST 4ELP

ENFORCE PROHIBITION
 CHARLESTON w Yag Ian 4,- njunctions have been Issued restrain ing the Balamore x Ohio Railroad and the WellsFargo expresa Company from delivery in West Nirsinia ship- ing outside of otaor tatog The de. cision IS based on the Nebb-kenyon federal act and thc lost statewide
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
raAw ASSISTS eATEmAN
 WHO LOST HIS POSITION

NEW YORK. Jan. IA news spec ial from Beacon reads as follows:
 Harry K Tbaw hos sent from Man chester $500 to How2Fd Baruum, who was she gatemau at Afatteawan. when Thew escaped He says he under stands that Barnum is the victim or prejudice. through no fault Of bis own, and ho would like to assist him. Bar nun lost his position when Thaw es- caped. Thaw appears to be in good health
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
REDUCED TOLL THROUGH
 CAPE COD CANAL

BOSTON. Jan. A-Vesseis Of the so-calied "c" class. including steam CTS. sailing vessels. barges, tugs and all vessels not drawing over % feet Of water and engaged in the tran. portation of crude materials and fish are to be allowed to pass through the Cape Cod canal at a reduced toll un- til March 3i 1915. according to re- yised schedule posted by the Boston, Cape Cod 6 New Yorl, Canal Co.,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
AhSATIAN FORTRESS
 IS I AIKEN

BERLIN. Jan. 4.-stelnbaeh, an Al- eatla1 town on the heights between Thann and sennhcim, for the posses aion of which tremendous fighting has been going on for several days, was officially admitted by the German ar my headquarters today to have been captured by the French.
 steinbach'o investment by tho French vas claimed ten dave ago. The city is located In the Vcases noun. tslns, and lts capture Ie admitted by the German press to be of stratesic importance to the Allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
BRITISH BATTALION
 REDUCED 10 100 MEN

LONDON. Jan. 4.-The Daily Mall publishes a letter from British of- fcer who says in one battalion Of his regiment only four officers and less than one hundred men are left while in his own battalion only three orgl- nal officers remain out Of thirty, and DO per cent Of the men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
FRENCH soLipiFWNe
 HOLD ON ALsAcE

JARIs, Jan. The French are soli- dly establishing -heir position in the reconquerea ,torritorieg Of Aisace. Their postal service applies in some oigbteen or twenty communes, and now the nrst law court in New Franco" has been get up at Thanh.
 The building where tho court was ostabiighed had been occupied by the German military authorities since
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
smokod an He pIed

LONDON, Jan. 4.-surYiyors of the battleship Formidable, torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine Friday morning, say that Captain Arthur N. Lodey, commander of the Formidable, went down with his ship, smoking Q cigarette.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
NEW ZEALAND MAY
 BUILD LOCAL NAVY
-.

WELLINGTON New Zealand, Jan. 4-Premier Fisher of Australia, at a reception here expressed the con- yiction that navy under local con
 rol is the best method. He urged a joint navy plan by Australia and New Zealand to command the South Pa- ciGc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
MYRTLE EoNZo WEsToN
DIES IN cALlFoRNif

SKAGWAY Dec 29.-Fred Fonzo, formerly deputy Nnlted States mar shal in Skagway received the sad in- tellisence last night of lbe death of his daughter Mrs. Myrtle Alyild0 Weston, rom pneumonia. at her home in San Francisco, at 8. ms Dec 2Sth.
 Mrs Weston was 24 years oi aee. having been born in Berkeley Ala meda county California on Jaa, Sch 1890 On tho 9th day of last February she was married in Seattle to War ren Herbert Weston, of Boston. chief master of arms at Che United States naval training station a San Fran cisco aud shortly afgerward removed to teat citg where she hos since ly. ad Ter only brother young man ageo 22 was with her 9t the time of her death. He VIII probably come to ska8way early in tho new year and remain with his father
 in her girlhood Mrs Weston liyed iu Skaswoy and h many warm friend here who will be paIned to learn ol her unexpected and uname
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
NA0 AIDS
 RRo

WASHINGTON, Jan. LA poll or the House Of Representatives is now being taken by agents Of Secretary or Commerce " C Rediieid and 1t IS lndicated that here Till be little oo- jcction in Congress lo making lib- eral appropriation '9 surveys oi tne waters of Alasla,
 Members Who were interviewed agreed that proyiHiona for wire.dras surveys and other exploratory work should be made and that tho work should be completed a5 quickly as possible
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
Y MATT OPENS
CHURCH HEAD URGES EN.
 LIsTMENT

LONDON, Jan. 4.--In hio New Years letter to the Lalty and Clergy the Archbishop of Canterbury said:
 'The very life of the British Elm. plre may depend on the response to the call for men, No home will be acting worthily if in timidity or seli love it keeps back any who can loy- ally bear mans part for the land we love-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
MAY HAVE
 TO FIGHT FOR ADVANCE

BOSTON. Jan. A Washington special says the Interstate Commerce Commission expects Co see tho fight in the courts led by Clifford Thorno to prevent railroads from increasing rates according to 8 recent decision.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
ARKANSAS LOSES TAX
 SUIT TO OIL TRUST

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Jan a.-The Arkansas Supreme Court has decided adversely to tho State in suit against the Arkansas Cotton Ol Company, for the collection Of Sf5o0,Q0o in penalties for the alleged violation Of the anti. trust laws Suits against five other companies for S25.O00,00O in penalties will be affected
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
FRENCH HOSPITALS TREAT
 HALF MILLION WOUNDED

PARIS. Jan. A- Almost 50O,o00 wounded soldiers were treated in the French hospitals between September 15 and November S0 The precise number was 4S9,7SS. Of this total PAS per cent. died.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
THREE GERMAN WOMEN
 AMONG THE WOUNDED

PETRocRAD. Jon. 4.-There have. occurred three cases In 9 Russian hos pital Of German prisoners suffering from bayonet wounds and wearing German uniforms who have proved to be women.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
vgsseL rorAL toss

SAN FRANcisco l9n G The Danish motor boat 9'a.t'a is g io- South or San Diego where she struck at midnlsbl Dee iS Tho aalaltSa was fif,y miles ou of her course. Her crew was saved She will he a total loss. Her cargo is valued at sl,0OO,- 000. it is said.
 Four hours after the 1ialakla struck the hmericon-Aawaiian liner iatmmian was grounded near the same point
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
CHICAGO TO HAVE
 LARGEST GRAIN ELEVATOR

CHICAGO, Jan 4-rhe largest grain elevator in the world wita 9 capacity of 3o9o 900 bushels and SO designed that additions can be built
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
EiH HAVEN CAR SHOPS
 HAVE RESUMED WORK

NEw YORK. Jan 4-The car shops of che New Haven railroad have re. stunned operations giving employment to 1900 men, mostly machinists and other mechanics. The opening of the shops forestalled protest the em- ployees were about 10 make against enforced likeness.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
ALASKA Flsa GO
 EAST VIA e. T p.

PRINCE RUPERT Dec. 29.-Moro Alaskan fish is being shipped direct cast over the c. T F. The Prospec. tor arrived recently from second cruise, having been on the Alaskan banks. and through tho Atlin Fisher ies Company the catch went east over the new line It is said t will not be long before otlier boate wiil be iol- lowng the eTanple of the Prospec- tor (Prnce Rupert Empre)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
AANoTAUx SAYS ALLIES
 HAVE ENOUGH SOLDIERS

PARIS, Jan. 4.--M Hantotaux, for mer foreign minister to France, ad- vises against bringing a Japanese ar my to Europe, stating that the Allies have soldiers enough.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

The Lippy-Davis or HrntHarriman gronp Of claims were taken over by a stock company known as the Alas l,a Petroleum and Coal Company of which Clark Davis was superintend- ent A large amount of money was spent in development The proper ties consisted Of q claims, adjoining the Cunningham group on the East. The claims were located in 1903 and l904 The case came on for Q hear ing ID the Juneau land office in July. 1911 and the decision was made on September n. 1912. The local office findings were that the claimants had compiled with the law on part of the claims by opening up and deyel- oping a coal mine, but it also sustain. ed the charges Of fraud in the matter Of making tho locations.
 The Chezum group consists of n claims adjoining the Cunningham group on the North. The claims were located n 1908 and 1so4. The case came up for 9 hearing in the local land office in February. 1913, and the decision was made August 9, 1913. The charges Of fraud were not sus- tained by the local office but it was held that the claimants had not com piled with the law in the matter of opening up and developing a coal claim.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
GERMANY INCREASING
 HER SUBMARINE FLEET

ROTTERDAM. Jan. 4.-Germeny is building 70 90O.ton submarines. They win bring her known fleet of 'unter- .seebooter up to 90.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
stanaart oll cnt. BrIee.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.- The Standard 0H Company of Indiana, has cut the price on all refined oils ? 1-2 cents per gallon "a barrels and 10 bulk
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
GERMANS FoRTIFY

Simultaneously with their eomple- ton of strong notifications, the Ger man army of the East has renewed Q stubborn attack Southwest of War saw, the War office announced to- day
 The Germans are endeayoring to crogs Che vistula near Czerwinsk. In thc South the Germans are attempting an advance toward tho Vistula in the region midway between Warsaw and Iyangorod. The German plan seems to be to have the Aastro-German force which are now near Konskle, and nov ing in 8 general direction toward Ra. dom and Ivangorod, join the main German forces Of the North. in a siege of Iyangorod
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
..auLANa aUEEER aagArER

--ts-
 LONDON. Jan 4.--An appeal on be- haif Of the servian relief fund, signed among others by Lord curzon, the bishops Of London and Oxford, con talns 9 strong indictment of the Aus trian policy in the recent disastrous invasion Of seryla. It says: Losses suffered by this little people of hard ly more than 4.Oo0,OOO souls in the course of this prolonged struggle have been terrible indeed In proportion to the number or population the ratio ia far beyond that suffered by other Allies. even including the Belgians. The need has far outrun the resourc- ea Of Seryla itself"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
SLAUGHTER AT CLOSE
 QUARTERS

PETRoeRAD, Jan. 4.- An official etatomcnt issued Chic afternoon by the War office sayv tne Germans, after capturing Bolimow attempted to push on Co the Northeast toward Warsaw A terrific battle at close quarters re- 11lted, the eermars being driven back after seygre hand.to-hand ilahtlns
 A German force was permitted to croes thc BJura river at night. A Rus elan ambuscade fell upon them and wlth bayonets killed all of the enemy it 10 claimed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
c. p. R. TO RAISE
 RATES ON EXPORTS

MONTREAL. Jan. f.-Tho Canadian railways have given notice to the Board Of Railway coumissioners Of their Intention to ra thelr freight rates on goods expo ted to the Unit ed states by five per cent. thus meet ing the American increase.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
MARKET IS
 SHOWING GOOD SIGNS

HOUGHToN, Mich, Jan. 4-An inc dication Of a better demand for cop- per is that six cars per day are going forward from here. Tho Houghton shelter of the Michigan Smelling Co.,. and the Quincy shelter are both stock ing up with copper
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
NEW COUNCILMAN

FAIRBANKS, Dec 1t.-Robert S. McDonald was elected by the Fair banks city council Inst Monday night
 a member of thet body to ill che vacancy made by the rosignation ol Andrew Nerlond, who ieit for the Outside more than week ago. fFairb0nEs citizonl
 B B Neiding. superintendent of Che Eagle River Mlne hes gone Co seattie
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
MAKES HIGH
 PRICE FOR POTATOES

ROME, Jan. 4.The maximum price for potatoes have gone into affect in Austria, where 22O pouEds wholesale will cost from s1SO to S240 People found to be hoarding can be compelled to sell. and are liable to fine and im- prlsonment
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
GOVERNOR WEST NAMES
 GIRL COUSIN SENATOR

SALEM Ore. Jan 4.--Goyernor 0s- wald West today named his cousin, Miss Kathryn Clark as state SenQ- tor to m the vacancy caused by the resignation of Senator Neuner
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
COAL CLAIMS
 ARE CANCELLED

WASHINGTON, D. e.. Jan. 4-rhe Commissioner of che general land cf- flee has ordered tho cancellation ot ihe Lippy and Chezum coal claims n lhe Beril River a.asal 4ailz- There are % claims involved. The ruling of the Juneau office was modi- fled in some respects. The decision Is made under Che same ruling that applied in the Cunningham eases. in which the government charged that the claimants had not compiled with the law as to the developing of mines and also that there was unlawful com. bination among claimants at interest in the Alaska Petroleum and Coal Company and the Northern Improve ment- Company
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
RUSSIAN oFFlclAL
&TTacKs GERMAN CLAIM

ftI ftatAe sttti'if ifstt r'I'..''
 NEW YORK Jan. 4.-The Russian War Minister oiegraphlng to Che Now
 "An information given out by the' Germans about their so.called brilliant victory in Poland is sheer invention. Parual displacement of our armies. recently effected between the Eistula and Warlhe rivers can have no bear ing upon check that might have been infiicled upon us by the enemy lu che course of hatte extending over an enormous front. Such occur ences in either direction are inovita- ble Retreat a- one point is compen- sated by an advance at some other point In che direction of Wars2w the enemy is exhansting ltsoii m yain attacks on our Bzura positions use. lossly sacrificing considerable mum ber of troops The right bank ot the Vistula has bcan entirely cioaned mp. The enemy after serioas aeleat m the region ol the Mlowo, WAS thrown back upon 1ls own territory. in the southern par of Poland anu in East- en Galicia the GeTmm offensive has been stopped absoutely All ,1e el- forts ol inc garrison of Przemysl to force the bloc ee have beBn yictor iously dalgd Uniruth ehich the German general au are trying 10 spread may find their 1cuga ln the necessity Of giving hear Co he Ger nm pcopie ana ol influencing pupi.c opinion ln neatral countries u lofor
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
TEACHING eALlclANs

lg ihLN hIo9tHN
 ..-
 PETRoGARD. Jan. 4.-A member of the Russian Duma charged with the educational matters of Galicia has be. gun the Introduction of the Russian language in that conquered province. Primary teachers have beon sent in- Co the country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
NoW LoRp WlMeoRNE

LONDON. Jan. 4-Baron Wimhorne today was appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
WARREN STEPS our

SEATTLE. Jan. Joe Warren, deputy marshal of the Second Alaska division who had headquartcrs in Se- attle, retired January j. The office has been abolished and Che work for merly done by Warren, win hereafter be looked after by the Department of Justice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
MRS. eUeeENHEim
 TO SUE FOR DIVORCE

SEATTLE Jan 4.-A New York dispatch received here today says that Mrs Robert Guggenheim has be- gun suit ior divorce from her wealthy husband on Tho charge of miscon- duet
 The couple formerly lived in Seat Dc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
MRS. YERHEs ESTATE
 IS NEARLY MILLION

CHICAGO. Jan. 4- Executors of the estate of Mars Adelaide Herkes. widow of Charles q. Yerkes Chicago traction maguate. have reported that her estate has net value ot about SS6900o Claims against the estate amounting to $1,2S906s were soitled for S19g53g
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

The above article was first publish ed in The Empire, several days ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
15 WHEAT OUTLOOK
 PROMISES PROSPERITY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-Theyo will be a big acrooge of winter wheat which at good prospective prices promises mother year of prosperity for wheat growera.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
AMERICAN EXPoRT
 TRADE LOOKS GOOD

WASHINGTON Jan American export trade i3 showing very efaliy- ing recovery shipments oi Ioodstuns and cotton abroad being unusually heavy.
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-11-15
INDIAN PROGRESS.

That Cato Sells is discovering the Indian
is eloquently attested by the premium list
of the fifth annual Pima Indian fair, to be
held at Sacaton, Ariz., November to s.
If this was to be the first Pima Indian fair
the liberality and variety of the list might
be viewed an arrangement to promote
interest AS it is the fifth, the list must be
regarded as an appreciation of what has
been accomplished.
All the agricultural products of the state
are included. The corn premiums have 4
value of $127, and the total of all premiums
reaches the handsome proportion of four
figures.
The domestic department reveals the In
dian woman in new light. There are lib
eral premiums for needle work. The reader
is rather taken aback at an offer of $3.50
for children's nightgowns. The idea of
papoose in nightie is SO new as to be
startling 1t is equally difficult to picture
the young aharigiaez with "a swell =slayette
outfit, including dress, skirt night-dress,
cap, sacques, shoes, band and shirt. What
would you make Of embroidered pillow
cases in tepee or wickieup? Two union
suits are offered as first premium for en-
broidered towel while the second premium
is hair brush. The Pima is becoming
softened by foppery.
The premiums for cooking are liberal and
varied, the only addition to the list con-
tanned in the usual recipe books being cac-
tus jam.
The moral of it all is that the Pima is
living a great deal after the fashion of his
white neighbors.- Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Ga
Zette
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-11-15
A GLANCE AT HISTORY.

Charles THE FIRST, with stately walk,
made the journey to the block. AS he paced
the street along, silence fell upon the throng;
from that throng there burst a sigh, for
king was come to die Charley upon the
scaffold stood, in his veins no craven blood;
calm, serene, he viewed the crowd, while the
headsman said, aloud: "Cheer up Charlie! !
Smile and sing! Deaths most delightful
thing! I will cure your hacking cough,
when chop yonr headpiece off Heatlache,
toothache-they'r a bore! You will never
have them more! Cheer up, Charlie, dance
and yell Here's the axe and all is well! |,
though but humble dub, represent the
Sunshine Club, and our motto is worth
while; DO Not Worry-Sing and Smile!
Therefore let us both be gay, as we do our
stunt today; I do swing the shining axe.
you to take few swift whacks. Lumpty-
doodle, lumpty-ding, do not worry, smile
and sing"'
Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-11-15
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Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-11-15
A LITTLE or EVERYTHING.

Confused Caldmities.
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blown up in 1902"
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1882
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