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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-08

has had little to say about what he
intends to do when he becomes gov
ernor.
Retrenchment and economy char
acterized Mr. Philips appeal to the
voters of Wisconsin in the campaign.
Mr. Phillip was elected upon a plat
form that was clear to the people of
the state. In speeches made since
election. the gOvernor-elect has refer
red to these as salient points, and has
endeavor to carry out platform
pledges.
MIR. Philip has declared that he be-
came a governor free to do those
things which he believes will work in
the best interests of the people of the
state. He has declared that Wiscon-
sin has too many commissions, and
that he will try to trim them down
to where they belong"
Lower taxes he promises, as a re-
suit of legislation to reduce the cost of
government. Commissions, SAYS Mr..
Philip, are absorbing the state gov
eminent. He believes in government
by party as against government by in
diFiduals. The program of economy
ma extend to the university when
bills apprOpriating money 20 the Bad
ger institution come up in the legis-
lature.
q AyS11 hn ~ w.
ty-three Republicans, nine Democrats
and one Social Democrat. In the house
tEere will be sixty-one Republicans.
'tfirty-one Democrats and eight Socia'
Democrats. With the Republican
forces divided into three factions
Philipp, La Toilette and McGovern
situations will develop Offering op-
portunities for the right kind of lead.
ership.
Mr.. Philip will be the first so-called
conservative" governor to serve in
Wisconsin in fourteen years Since
1900 in any discussion of prospective
legislation it has been an easy matter
to give a reasonably accurate outline
legislature about to meet Bills were
drawn early, the attitude of the legis-
lature on all important questions was
pretty we'll known, and the position
of the governor and his chances of
success in carrying out the administra-
ton program. were matters about
which there existed little doubt.
Times have changed in Wisconsin.
Leadership has passed from progress
-sive to conservative. The new gov
ernor's program will be to undo some
OF the things that have been done.
The great interest centers in the
views and plans of the new governor.
His views are now being written into
message to the legislature.
"The new Wisconsin idea," said Mr.
Philip" is a practical form of gov.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-08
Phillip HAS new
BADGER PROGRAM
Conservative Governor Elect Fa-
vOrS RetrenChmGnt and
Economy.
LEGISLATURE COLOR UNKNOWN

Eugcric Law, Equal Suffrage Question,
Amendment to Workmen's Compen-
sation Act and Liquor Question Will
Be Thrashed Out in Assembly in
Session to Open Jan. 10.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-08
Amended.

Thackeray tells Of a peasant woman
begging aims from him, who. seeing
him putting his hands in his pockets,
said:
May the blessings OF Providence
follow you but when he only pulled
out his snuffbox she Immediately add
ed. land never overtake you"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-08
Little Signs.

II wonder if the couple on the other
side of the aisle are husband and
wife,
''They can't be. She's got the seat
by the window "-Baltimore American
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-08
Cruel Hint.

Il have regularly attended the dog
show"
'sWell, did any of the judges want
to give you a prize?"-
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-08
Painful Ones.

Sister Ann-Did yer get any marks
at school terday. Bill? BILIOUS, but
they're where they don't show.-Lon-
don Sketch.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-01-08
Unnecessary.

did her father give the bride away?"
'sNo; he said the groom would find
her out soon enough. detroit Free
Press.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
SUBMARINE CREW NOW
 GIVEN UP

WASHINGTON March 2s - The last hope that the crew of the U. S. submarine F-i. which lies at the bot- tom of the sea in the outer Honolulu harbor. has been abandoned by the Navy Department.
 The chains that had looped the sub- marine slipped Saturday afternoon and the little craft that was slowly being raised to the surface broke away and again settled on the bottom Efforts made Saturday night and Sm- day to raise the craft were futile.
 ln behalf of the Secretary of the Navy. Admiral Victor Blue, chief of navigation. has ordered Rear-Admir- al Moore to report the exact location of the sunken boas and the depth of water in which she lies that the De- partment might make an estimate of the probability of recovering tho bod les.
 It is reported from Honolulu that every indication points to the con clusion that the vessel has collapsed either from water pressure or be- cause of contact with the bottom.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
FIGHTING
 TODAY ON
 ALL FRONTS

LONDON, March 2a.-The forces of the Triple Entnte powers are array. the Triple Entente powers are array against the troopo Of the Teutonlc aI- liss on both the eastern and western battle fronts.
 Several engagements are wagins in many places In Northern France, in Northern Poland in west and Gen. tral Poland, In the carpathlano, Call oia and eukowlna.
 Terrific fighting 10 also progressing in the vicinity of the Black sea In cau- caous.
 In point Of numbers, 1t Is believed that there are more men engaged In actual fighting today than ever before In the history Of the world, becauoe of the many polnto of contact.
 Probably the hardest fighting 10 that in thc carpsthlsns and West and Gen. tral Poland, where the Rusalans have been able to force che German invad- CTS hack toward their own border, and where the latter are making des- perste cgorto to regain lost terrItory. Both sides have been heavily rein forced, and the number engaged 10 greater than ever before In this acc tIon-of the country.
 The reports from North France all tell of sueoers for the Allies in those places where definite rosuItS have been worked out. In most Of the fioh.- Ing for the a5t two days, however, the actions have not been terminated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
eermans Lose lleavlIY.

cHARLONES SUR MARINE. France March 29.-Eleyen thousand German dead have been taken from the trnch- es won by the French during the 20 days fighting in the Champagne coun. try
 The German losses in the lighting are estimated by the French military authorities at 5O.OOO. They say the German wastage has been as two to one when compared with the French losses. because the Germans have af. ter each loss tried to regain the cap- tured trenches, their counter attacks have been made again and again with obstinate courage. but with terrific loss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
GREATEST BATTLES OF HISTORY IN EASI AND WESl
GERMANY MAY
 FORCE AUSTRIA
 T0ITALY'S TERMS

BERNIE, Switzerland March 29 swis newspapers declare that the Ger man chancellor is inaeSible in his de- termination that Austria shall cede terrltory to Italy in sufficient Quanti ty to satisfy the demands of that country in order to secure it's contln- uej neutrality And they contend that the Austrian Emperor is equally determined that Inc will not surrender territory
 In the meantime, both Italy and Au. st7ia are preparing for war on the border between the two countries with all the rapidity possible
 ROME, March 29-All Apline troops born in 1883 were called to the col. ors yesterday by the Italian govern upon Strassburg and villages in AL tllery engineering corps. The call requires 60 days service from and ar. ter April 16th
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
VICTORIOUS HEIR TO
 FORTUNE TO MISS MOTHER


 NEW YORK. March 29.-Four-year- old Teddy Siingsby the central fig ure in a British lawsuit involving S5O0.00O and British title. is report ed here to be passenger on a steam ship from Liycrpool He will pass his mother, Mrs Charles R Sliugs5y. who is bound for Liverpool. in midoceau.
 The probate court in London re- gently held that Teddy is the child of Mrs Slngsby and heir to his ia- ther's title and estates. Other rela- tiges had urged that he was an adopt ed child. and that his parents were en- deavoring to secure property inter- e5ts that way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
Amerlcane say Not.

GENEVA. March 29.-W. D. Boyce and Horace Kerr, American journal. ists who have toured Germany and Austria. have reach Switzerland. They state that Germany can fight for two years without actual food shortage and civilians are being train- ed in food regulation and production for the long struggle just as the army are trained to fight Plenty of copper is on hand. but the shortage of natur- al nitrate. so that 1t is being produc' ed chemically at six times the cost of tho Chilean product
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
KAISER SUFFERS OF
 THROAT TROUBLE

NEW YlRK. March 29-An Am. sierdam cable to the New York Am-i- can says the Kaiser is experiencing new trouble with his throat and has to submit to very drastic treatment. This is why he has not been sect at the front recently There is said to be a sharp difference among special ists, some favoring an immediate op- eradou. others opposing this step Ex- oept for its gravity a&this stage of his illness the situation is much the same as that which preceded the death of the Kaiser's father in 1888. The Kaiser has not been in public once since his rotarn to Berlin
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
SUBMARINES
 ARE sTILLiA ACTIVE

LONDON. March 29. -Genman sub marines are active to the south Of Ire lana. It is believed that they sunk the British steamship Felaba, as dig- tress signals were received from her during the night, and later wireless dispatches said that the crew were taking to the boats.
 The British steamship Dunedin. which was gent out in response to the distress signals, is being chased today by submarines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
AUSTRIA WILL NEVER
 MEET lTALYs DEMANDS

ROME. March 29.-"Therc is not the slightest chance that Austria will cede to Italy the Territory it wants as price for its continued neutral lty' said leading diplomat Italy wants territory that would make her the unQuestioned mistress Of the Ad- riatlc This includes Trent Trieste, and other lands on the Adrlatic. whose loss would reduce Austria to an in- ferior position. possibly beneath that now occupied by some of the Balkan nations
 Acceptance of such demands is in conceivable Advices Of & reliable na- ture from Austria declare that tae general impression there is that Ger many would willingly sacrifice Aus tria to save the German empire This may be true. but 1t also may be talt- en as a fact that Austria will not sub. init to this"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
JULY WlLL sEE THE
 COUNTRIES HARVESTED

LONDON. March 2o.-A paper read before the Royal Statistical Society of London. declared some of Che bel ligerents will be exhausted by July and the war then must end. The estimate Of the total war cost to the end of July next is Si6,oOO.oOO,OOO' with the damage to property and econ omic losses. direct and indirect, S45'' OoO.oOOOOO. Great Britain's war eE- penses to the end of July are estl- mated at s8.5fO,OoO,OO0, compared with Premier Asouiths estimate Of S2,5OO'- 100000
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
BIG GUNS
 SHAKE TURK
 ( A P l | A |

LONDON. March 29.-All conetan- tnople ia being shaken by the terrl- .fe cannonadlng of the Russian Black sca fleet. The roar of hostile guns 10 thc one great central thing ln tho city today. Russian shells arc now fall ing within f2 miles of the sultan's pal ace, and for the fret tlme in history tho Moslem capital is being Lombard. cd from the air.
 The Russian attack on tho Boopor- us and eurrounding country haa been emphaaized by a flock of aeroplanee which discharge their cargoes of dy- namlte, and put back for more only to return to she attack.
 conoternation and panic prevail in the clty and thooe who can do DO arc leaving for Aoiatlc Turkey.
 Business houses arc still endeavor- ing to persuade the Sultan to remove his government, and to surrender the city io the event Of the destruction of the Booporus and oardanelles defens- co. They desire to cave the city from bombardment.
 ALLIES READY TO ATTACK.
 The armies and fleet Of the Allies are preparing to attack the Dardan- eiies In concert, and depend upon the ferocious Ruosian attack on the east to reduce the resistanee they VIII have to meet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
Anothnr Shin Sunk.

LONDON, March 29 -- The British steamship AQulla was sunk today by a German submarine.
 Eight members of the crew Of the Falaba which 1t has been determined was sunk by German submarine, were drowned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
CHICAGO TO HAVE
 GRAND OPERA SEASON

CHICAGO. March 29.-New grand opera company has been formed in Chicago to take the place of the Chicago Grand Opera Company that went through the Bankruptcy Court last week Harold F. Mccormack, president Of the defunct Company. de- clares enough money has been sub scribed to guarantee a deficit for two years. The season will begin in No vember. 1915 and continue for ten or twelve weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
GERMANY CONTROLS
 HALF OF FRENCH FACTORIES

COPENHAGEN March 29- The war has placed 50 per cent of the manufacturing industries Of France temporarily in the hands of the Ger. mans: 4S per cent of the steam power in France is in the districts occupied by the Germans the highest percent. age is in the textile industries where nearly GO per cent Of the power is now in the hands Of the Germans the mining industries, Including quarries. follow with 60.5 per cent, and Che iron aud metal industries are not far be- hind with 54 per cent
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
ELEcTRocUTE0 IN
 CALIFORNIA ACCIDENT

LOS ANGELES. March 29.-Corne Illus Valkon his wife. and Henry Skin ner neighbor. were electrocuted here yesterday. Valkon was trying to extricate a rabbit that had been caught in the wire fence. A broken electric cable had fallen on the fence and electrified the wires which liter ally burned Valkof to death. His wife and skinner were electrocuted while trying Go rescue him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
u. S. sends Artillery.

WASHINGTON. March 29 - Three batteries of field artillery have been ordered to proceed from San Antonio, Tex. to Brownsville, in that State. op- posito which the Mexican factions are engaged in warfare.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
U. S. PRESSING
 FOR RUsSIA's TRADE

NEW YORK. March 29.-rhe New York Herald says the administration has evolved g new policy by which il will seek to solve the situation pre-. sented by the Allies isolation Of Ger. many, Austria and Turkey The new policy will rest upon Q commercial rapprochment between the United States and Russia The first steps toward this end haze already been taken. Several memoranda arc now in the hands Of officials suggesting methods whereby trade relations, that were so suddenly several by the ab- rogation of the Russo-American com mercial treaty may be repaired The Department Of comuierco is In cores. pondence with bankers all over the country regarding tho means for the bettormeut of financial exchange wlth Russia. Within a few days special commercial attache. Henry D. Beker, will be sent to Pctrograd. The plan is to counterbaiance the trade loss suffered by Che isolation of Germany, Austria, and Turkey by D goln Of as much as possible of the f2o900O,O00 worth of goods which Russia bought from Germany in 1918. in addition. Russia is estimated to be buying more than Sloo.o0000o " ,',s Q, war ma. terials in the United States, 50 is is figured American trade can be prac- tically compensated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
sALKAN UNREST

ATHENS. March 2o.-serbio is pre-. pairing to invade Albania, and occupy Durazzo on the AdTiatic littoral, it is reported in dispatches from usllub.
 Advices from salonlka state Bul- galia has begun to mass troops at Dadeagadeh near Che Turkish iron. tier
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
VILLAS ATTACK
 PROVES COSTLY
 AND fRJITl ESs
BROWNSVILLE, aTx. Narch 29.

BROWNSVILLE, eTx, March 29. -
 Gen Vnla's attack on Matamoras proved to be a costly aupre. The at. lacking forces weie beaten back al- ter a prolonged fighting. leaving 100 dead and 400 wounded on the field.
 Notwithstanding the disaster the supporters Of Villa afe preparing to renew the attack
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
n-I-,- r.,I-ber son.

LONDON, March 29-Reporter from Alsace that the Kaiser has banished his eldest son to a remote castle in Germany. There have been several disputes between the Kaiser and his son since the outbreak of the war
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
counERT DEFENDS

BRITISH POSITION NEW YORK. March 29.-Frederlck R. Coudert, the eminent New York authority on international law defends Che British blockade, citing American acts os precedent in the Civil and the spanish wars He maintains that Great Britain has been intent upon infiicting as little injury to neutrals as possible and that the United States can hardly blame or reproach her.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
KILLS THREE
CHILDREN IN FRANCE

PARIS. March 29.-The French war office announced today that German aviator dropped bombs upon the little town of Willer, northwe.t of Thann. And killed three children.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
AVIATOR ATTACKS
 CALAIS EARLY TODAY

CALAIS. March 20. = A German 'tnube" dropped many bombs in this city this morning at the breakfast hour The aeroplane approached from the English channel. flying frcm Belgaa base.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
FRENCH KILL AND WOUND
 coUNTRYMEN IN ALsAcg

BERLIN. March 29--Eleven French civilians were killed and % wounded when French aviator dropped bombs upon Strassmurg and villages in Al. sace today according to report of the war office
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
rUREEY oENIEs AraocIrIEs.

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Amerl- can Ambassador Henry Alorgenthau, cabling to the State Department from Constentinople today. says the Turk ish government denies that there has been any disorder at Urumiah, Persia. or that the Turkish troops have com mitted atrocities against Christians in either Persia or Asia Minor
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
IAPAN ANp CHINA
WILL sETTLE TROUBLE

TOKO. March 29.- A satisfactory solution of negotiations between Ja' pan and China is in sight" says statement issued by the Japanese for elen office. lt is understood in offic- ial circles that certain notifications .by Japan in its original proposals have made these acceptable at Picking
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
SEATTLE MAN DECLARES
 WAR ON TAxicAe DRIVERS

SEATTLE. March 2s- Michael Boyle wrote Q letter last night to Po- lice Judge John B. Gordon saying that he intended to ldll the first Seattle Taxicab Company driver that he met This morning he took three shots at E. L. Hampton. one of the drivers. but all of them went wild
 Boyle surrendered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
lNTERNED LINER EscAPEs

LONDON. March 29.-The German liner Macedonia, interned at Las Pal mas, Canary Islands, is reported to have escaped and put Co sea with war supplies for German raiders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
ARGENTINE BATTLEsHlP
 coLLIDEs WITH BARGE

PHILADELPHIA. March 29. - The new Argentine battleship Morena which sailed for Hampton Roads from Philadelphia. collided Friday night with a barge on the Delewarc river or Newcastle. The barge was sunk. The battleship ran ashore and remained aground until 1880 Saturday morning when she was loatcd and proceeded on her way apparently un damnged
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
SEATTLE ELECTRICIAN
 KILLED IN ACCIDENT

SEATTLE. March 29 Elmer Earth. electrician, was killed yester- day evening when his automobile skid ded and struck a telephone pole on the Botheli road. He was 22 years old.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
ssoo.ooo FOR gmploYegs.

DETROIT Mich March 2a.-The sudebaker Corporation has just completed the distribution of approxi- mately SSOO,Oo0 in the profitsharing plan among its employees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
GERMANY IS SHORT oF coPPEF

LONDON. March 29.-It is rumored that Germany is so short of copper that hundreds of agents have been sent through Asia Minor and Syria to buy. up an copper kettles and pots they can find which have been used in those countries for centuries. and are very heavy, as they are beaten out bv hand
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
GERMANY STOPS PLANS
 FOB sELelAN COLONY

ST. PAUL Minno March 29.-The plans for the establishment of col- ony of Belgian farmers in Northern Minnesota received q setback when 1t became known that the German military authorities have refused per mission to Belgium subjects Co leave that country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
CEN. voN KLucK IS WOUNDED.

BERLIN. March 2s. Cen. von Kluck. commander of the German right wing' was wound ed yesterday while inspecting
 the advanced positions Of his
 army in Northern France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
BATTLE egelNs. .AT OAYeREAK

London, March 2s. - The Russian fleet renewed the bombardment of the Turkish forts on tho sosporus at day. break this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
FIRE DESTROYS BIG
 SPOKANE OFFICE BLOCK

SPOKANE. March 29-Firc destroy ed the big Mohawk building in this city this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
AFTER eooD. WILL
 OF UNITED STATES

COPENHAGEN, March 29.-A party of Americans of German birth and Americans long resident in Germany have left Berlin for the United States with the object of disseminating the ideas about Germany The chief of the party was formerly American con- sul at Aix-iaChappelle,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
MANUFACTURERS MAY
 FORM euNPoW0ER TRUST

LONDON, March 29-BrItish. Bel. gian and French manufacturers of explosives have formed q gigantic trust which will control the European output of guupowder and dynamite until 1850, according to information re. ceiyed from ]. T. w Newbold. NJ. F.. British labor leader The trust has It's inception with the formation in 1886 Of the Nobel Dynamite Trust. which expanded until It included in it's members some of the largest Eng fish. French and Belgian companies.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
K. c. eeAToN MAY
 GO TO THE EXAMINER

SEATTLE, March 2s.-Kenueth c. Beaton. who has been conducting "Ye Towne Gossip corner>in the Seattle Postmtelligencer is being comman- deered by the San Francisco Exam iner
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
cHilEANs TO INVESTIGATE
 GERMAN DRESDEN CHARGES

VALPARAISO, Chile, March 29.- 4 commission has been sent by the Chilean government to Juan Fernan dez Island to investigate the German charges that the Dresden was attack ed and sunk in neutral waters while ct anchor in Cumberland bay on the north side Of the island. The Ger mans allege that British shots dam aged other ships in the harbor
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
ALASKA COLO

NEW YORK. March 29 - Alaska Gold closed today at 3f2t Utah Cop per. 56ll
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
FRENCH PREPARING FOR
 SPRING CAMPAIGNS

LONDON. March 29.--A Paris spec. ial says that the French in prepara- tion for the Spring offensive have amassed a store of 25.o00.OoO shells enough to carry on a sustained attack for two or three months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29

William l.. Breeze is known in the North. He spent several years at whitehorse and the Southern Yukon. and invested some s20O.O0O in a big hydraulic plant on Bullion creek ID the Kluane district The plant was never worked to success. Breeze while an American spent maen oi his life in England.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
OF Old Family

Mir. Breeze, who come of an old family of New York. had lived in England for the last six years He became a naturalIzed British suoiec' at the outbreak of che war iQ oiaei to take a commission as lieutenant in the Royal Horse Guards
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29
BRITISH TROOPS sARE
 POURING INTO FRANCE

PARIS. March 29.-BUush rein. forcements are landing in France at the rate of 100000 per week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-29

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