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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
WATER SITE BILL UP ID CONGRESS
Secretary Lane Insists His Plan Will Solve the Problem In Vest
 ern States.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Secre- tary of Interior Franklin K. Lanea nounced today that the water power leasing bill, which failed of passage at the last session of congress, would be introduced at the next session and would be pushed through if possible. The entire strength of the adminis- tration would be behind the bill, which is expected to do away with the abuse of water power locations in the west and will allow for the To- cation of the water power claims, which are now idle because of the withdrawal of the lands by the gov ernment to prevent the trust grabbing them all.
 It Is believed that leasing bill to cover the water power sites ih west ern states will be the solution of the problem and therefore the secretary will use all his influence to secure the passage of the bill.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
NJ POLITICS IN RIGGS BANK CASE
President Issues Denial That Admin.
 istration Is Involved In Suit Against McAdoo.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Presi- dent Wilson issued statement from the White House today in which the president insists that the McAdoo- Williams fight with the Riggs Ma tional bank does not involve any ad- ministration policy and stands upon it's merit before the courts.
 An effort has been made by the papers hostile to the administration to show that the Secretary of the Treasury has been using his power over the banks in an effort to build up a powerful political machine which would be in a position to finance the coming campaign. The charges have annoyed the. president very much, and he insists that full and com plete investigation shall be made and that the attorneys for the Riggs bank shall have every opportunity to prove their case in court, after which tre government will act.
 The charges made by the officials of the Riggs National bank caused sensation here and it is expected that when the case comes to trial ex- posures will be made involving high officials.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
WILL
 SPEAK IN WEST
Besides Attending San Fran cisco Exposition.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Presi- dent Wilson is planning to make his delayed trip to the San Francisco ex- position as soon as foreign affairs permit. His advisers are very anx- ious to have him make a number of speeches in different parts of the country before the opening of the next session of congress.
 Just when the trip will be made is still uncertain. Secretary Daniels wants the president to go through the Panama Canal with him in July, but there has been no decision on this point, and the western journey is expected to be made later.
 Friends of the president say the contemplated trip cannot be called campaign tour" and they are pre- venting as far as possible the forma- tion of Wilson Clubs," to avoid even the appearance of starting a boom Although the political advisers of MT. Wilson say privately that they have no doubt that he will be renominat- ed, it was indicated today that there would be no formal launching of his candidacy as such step might em. barrass him in carrying out the poli- cies of his administration.
 On the western trip the president is expected to explain the legislative program he will lay before the next session of congress, including conser- Colombian and Nicarauguan treaties, budget reform and probably senate cloture
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
FIX BLAME F0R
 EMPRESS WRECK
Canadian Courts Finally Decide That Norwegian Commander Was To
 BIame-Many Lives Lost.

MONTREAL, Can, April 28.-The admiralty court which investiga ated the causes for the sinking of the British liner Empress of Ireland on May 30th, 1914, in the St. Lawrence river, gave out the findings of the court today and the Norwegian steamer Storstadt, which rammed the big liner and sent 934 of the crew and passengers to their deaths in the river when the boat was near Father Point, the wireless operator of the station sending out the call for help. as he had caught the S. o. S. call from the stricken liner.
 The steamer Storstadt was libeled for $5,000,O00 damages by the Cana. dian Pacific Railway company, the owners of the Empress of Ireland. An investigation was made a few weeks after the wreck but the court held its decision under advisement until today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
MEXICAN MINES
 ARE CLOSED DOWN
Mine Owners Cannot Buy Protection
 From Mexican Factions and ; Mines Close Down.

FL PASO, Tex, April 2S.-As a result of the constant fighting in Mexico and the inability of the mine owners to purchase protection from the Villa and Carranza government all the mines in the Guanajuato dis trict have been closed down and 2O,- 900 employees of the companies have been thrown out of work.
 The conditions in Mexico are grow ing worse as each month passes. The ground is no longer being titled. The cattle on the ranges are being slaughtered by the armies and are fast disappearing, while many own CTS of cattle have been bringing them across the line at every opportunity and selling the stock to American buy CTS, in spite of the fact that the reb- els have established an embargo on exports of cattle.
 The mine owners have employed a large force of mine guards to pro- tect the property. At some of the mines machine guns have been in. stalled and raiders will be given 8 hot reception.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

ians have renewed the attacks upon the Austro-German forces, which now hold the passes and prevent the in- vasion of Hungary. The offensive ex- tends all along the Carpathian noun tains and it is planned to flank any of the passes that cannot be taken by a direct assault. In order to be able to carry out the huge undertak- ing of the general staff more than 100000 troops have been concen- trated in Galicia for the movement
 Fighting Has Been Intense.
 The fighting has been intense and the battle line have been greatly ex- tended over that of last week. The object is to take advantage of any weak spot in the Austrian line and then break through, striking in the
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
GREEKS ID GET
 AMERICAN GOLD
Bankers In New York Agree To Loan Greek Government s75,ooo,ooo
 At Once.

ATHENS, Greece, April 2S.-The government of Greece has succeeded in placing loan of $75.000.O0O with American bankers. The money is to be available within a few days and part of it to be sent to this city and the balance for the payment of sup plies which the naval and military authorities expect to purchase in the United States.
 The raising of fund of $75,O0O.- 900 at this time is considered con siderable of feat by the local bank. CTS, as the fear is prevalent among investors that many of the govern ments now engaged in the war may be forced to repudiate the heavy loans made because of the present war
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
CUSTOM OFFICIALS
 BAR FIGHT FILMS
But Owners Intend To Take Case To Federal Court-case Will Go
 Through To Supreme Court.

NEWARK, N. J., April 28.-The owners of the fight pictures taken at Havana on Easter Monday, when Jess Willard defeated Jack Johnson and captured the heavyweight cham. pionship of the world,, will apply to the federal court for an injunction to prevent the collector of the port ex. cluding the pictures of the fight. The order made by Secretary Nc. Adoo recently blocks the admission of fight films into this country and inc owners of the pictures, who paid a huge sum for the concession, are determined to pass the films in if possible.
 It is reported here that several of the films have already been snug. gled into the country and are being exhibited at star chamber sessions of the sporting fraternity.
 The fight will be carried to the United States supreme court, as the government is determined to stop the exhibition of the films if the law can be upheld by the courts.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
OkUMA DEFENDS
 DEMANDS 0N CHINA
Japanese Premier Attributes Mistrust of Japan To "Interested Mis-
 chief Makers"

TOXIC, Japan, April 28.-The un easiness and suspicion in the United States in connection with Japan's negotiations at Picking are based on misunderstanding and transformation scattered broadcast by interested mis- chief makers, states Count Okuma the Japanese premier, in message to the American people:
 When the negotiations are disclos' ed it will be found:
 "That Japan has not infringed the rights of other nations.
 That Japan has adhered strictly to the principle of equal opportunity.
 That Japan is not attempting to secure monopoly over China.
 That Japan is not seeking to se- cure in China any advantage which does not accord with the Anglo-Ja- panese alliance or with any treaties or undertakings with the United States.
 we have fully informed the Unit ed States and other interested pow CTS as to Japan's purposes.
 we believe that they are satisfied. "The negotiations between Japan and China are nearing a satisfactory conclusion.
 q am now willing to state pub licly that Japan is quite confident of the rectitude and good faith of her position.
 Japan is merely seeking to settle outstanding troublesome questions in way looking toward permanent peace and good understanding"
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
ELECTION LAW
 F0R ALASKA Governor Strong Signs Bill Recently Passed By the Alaska
 Legislature.

JUNEAU, April 28.-The new cleo tion law passed by the legislature a few days ago has received the sigma ture of the governor and is now in effect. The new law will cause many changes in the method of hold ing elections in Alaska and will al- so regulate the primary elections and stop the political reprobates who vote in all primaries for a consideration.
 The new election law will be in force at the next territorial election in November, 1916.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
CORDOvA WET
 TWO ID ONE

CORDOVA, April 2S.-While the official canvass of the city regarding the question of granting licenses for saloons in Cordova has not been con- pleted as yet, only few people have not been interviewed and it will be a matter of but two days until the census is complete. A careful can vass made by businessmen of the city shows that Cordova will go "wet" by a vote of two to one.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
FIRE DESTROYS ST. PAUL LIBRARY Priceless Record of Pioneering Days Are Lost In Fiames-Damage
 Is $5oo 100000.

ST. PAUL, April 2S.-The public library of this city was destroyed by fire last night with a loss that is es- timated at fully $5O0,O00. Some of the books cannot be replaced as they dealt with the early history of the northwest. Records of the early days in Minnesota, which were priceless. have been burned.
 How the fire started is mystery, The flames originated on one of the lower floors of the building and soon the entire structure was on fire in spite of the efforts of the fire de- partment.
 The library contained 14S.000 books The building was erected in 1882.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
Turks Issue Denial.

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 28.-
 The war office here has issued a de- nial of the statements coming from Paris to the effect that the Allies have succeeded in landing troops on both sides of the Dardanelles and were pushing forward towards the Sea of Marmora. It is stated that the Allies warships no longer dare ap- proach the forts because of the heavy losses they have suffered from the shells of the batteries on the shore.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
Slaughter of British Due To Brit.
 ish Guns.

LONDON, April 2S.-The early ru. mors ascribing the heavy British loss. es at Neuve Chapelle to some extent to British artillery are now finding their way into print. It is said that the artillery was directed to fire at certain points, but, owing to derang- ed field telephone service and a fog, the angle of fire was not raised when the impetuous troops took the Ger man lines. In the early accounts no mention was made of this mistake, but The Times now editorially speaks
 (Cont1nueo on page 2.)
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
CABARETS GET
 A STIFF JOLT

NEW YORK, April 2S.-The elabor. ate cabaret shows now being given at the big restaurants in this city has forced the owners of theatres to ask the board of aldermen for an or. der prohibiting the restaurants from giving more than two acts at the din. ners. The bill has been passed and is now in effect and hereafter the cabaret diners will not be entertain ed with as elaborate a show as if they had paid $2.00 and gone to the theatre
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
FOR
 ALASKA PIONEERS

JUNEAU, April 2S.---The bill to pension all Alaska pioneers is now in the hands of the governor. The bill provides that all pioneers who are eligible to enter the Sitka Pic. neers home maintained by the tax payers of the territory of Alaska for them, but who would rather remain in their home cities shall be given a pension of $12.50 a month. The pioneers must be over 65 years of age and must have lived in Alaska for over ten years.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
Prison Camp At Vancouver.

VANCOUVER, B. C., April 2S--, More than 200 prisoners of war have been interned in the local prison camp here. Most of the prisoners are Austrians who have been picked up from steamers or found within the Dominion after the order was made that all aliens must register
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
NO MORE BOYS
 IN POOL ROOMS

JUNEAU, April 28.-The law to prevent minors from being admitted in pool and billiard rooms has receiv- ed the signature of Governor Strong and is now in force ill the territory. A heavy fine and jail sentence can be given the owners of pool and bill Hard rooms if they allow boys to en- ter their places of business.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
GERMAN RUSH TO THE SEA HAS BEEN CHECKED

have pushed up a distance of twelve miles in the narrow waterway and the advance of the troops will be continued under the heavy lombard ment of the warships.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

Land Operations Along DardaneIIes.
 PARIS, April 28.-The operations against the Dardanelles continue and the Allies have landed infantry on the European and Asiatic side of the narrow waterway. The advance from the Aegean sea towards Constanti- nople continues and the battleships are covering the advance of the in- fantry, which is also supported by heavy field guns, which are used at points that the big guns on the bat tleships cannot reach.
 DardaneIIes Soon Open.
 The military authorities here pre- dict that the Dardanelles will be op, ened in a few weeks, as the boats
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

REPORT THEY HAVE CAPTURED SOME THE eRoUND-sLAUeHTER HAS BEEN WORST OF THE YEAR, FRENCH CRUISER LEON GAM BETA ToRPEDoED IN AoRArc
 AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE oRowNEo-ALLIEs HAVE
 DARDANELLEs AND PUSHING FoRwARD-RUssA NEEDS WAR SUPPLIES MUST oPENED-RUssIANs cARPATHIANs AGAIN ON OFFENSIVE.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

c. H. Dunlap, watchmaker and opti- clan, at the Owl Drug Store. Chro.
 nometers and complicated watches a speciality. All work guaranteed. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

LONDON, April 2S.-The German onslaught upon the Allies line in Flanders has been checked after con- stant fighting since last Saturday. The battle field is covered with thou sands of dead. The British have pushed back towards the original line and now occupy position at Lizerne, across the Yser canal, having driven the Germans back. The French con- tinue the efforts to retake the lost positions at St. Julien and the battle continues along the French positions.
 Terrible Slaughter Admitted.
 The war office admits that the loss- es during the last five days have been heavy and that the people must pre- pare for the publication of long cas- ualty lists.
 Lizerne Retaken From Germans.
 The British troops have succeeded in forcing their way across the Yser canal and now occupy Lizerne, which they had been forced to evacuate and leave to the Germans during the ear ly stages of the battle. The German advance has been checked at every point and a great part of the Brit ish line is considerably in advance of the positions occupied last Sunday, although not all of the lost ground has been retaken.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

Don't forget the cotton ball at Eagle hall on Saturday night. The women's auxiliary of the Pioneers will see that you have good time.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

See Tod Winter for your watch aud jewelry repairing at B. Winters store. All work guaranteed. t
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

G. O. Refnke. the watchmaker and teweler. is at the Valdez Drug Co. All work guaranteed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

Public stenographer, Miss E. E.. Johnson at the Southern Hotel. k2
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
Fresh VeuetabIes On Evans.

V Fresh Vegetables On EVans. Lettuce cucumbers, radishes, par sley. rhubarb. carrots, asparagus, grape fruit, oranges, bananas and sweet cider. Yakima Fruit Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

Suits pressed for $1.00 at Silver mans the tailor. Telephone 1sS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
Land Operations Along DardaneIIe-

rear of the troops holding the passes
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

Russians Resume Offensive In Car
 pathians.
 PETROGRAD, April 28.-The Rus sian forces operating in the Carpath-
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28
French Cruiser Sunk.

French Cruiser Sunk.
 BERLIN, April 28.-The big French cruiser Leon Gambetta was torpedoed and sunk in the Adriatic sea yester day by an Austrian submarine Most of the crew of 700 men were lost as the ship went down in seven min utes and the men had little oppor tunity to escape.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-28

Offices for rent over Valdez Drug