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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
FIGHT ON IN
 ILLINOIS FOR
 GOYERNORSHIP

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-A terrific fight has developed in Republican camps over the Covernorship nomination At The head Of one faction is Mayor Wii- liam Hale Thompson of Chicago, and former Congressman Frank o. Low den. and former Gov Charles Deneen heads the other. Both sides are court ing the support of Senator l.. f. Sherman. who is a candidate for ihe Republican Presideg.ial nomination. Mayor Thompson is also an aspirant for the favor Of the Illinois delegation to the Republican convention as a candidate for President
 Friends oi iormer Gov Deneen are urging that he become o candidate for the nomination for Governor, him self They believe that his candidacy would settle the fight in favor of his faction and win the support of Sena- tor sherman against the Thompson Lowden forces.
 It is conceded that Gov. E. F. Dunne will be renominated by the Democrats 1T he desires to run again.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
ALASKA PROXIES
 TO COMMlTTEEMEN
 MEETINGS ASSIGNED

Zina R. Cheney of Juneau Demo cratic National Committeeman for Alaska, will likely be unable to at- tend the meeting of the national conn mitteo in Washington December q. for business reasons. It was leaned today that # Mr. Cheney finds it lm- possible to make the trip. his proxy will be held by J. Bruce krcmer of Butte the committeeman for Mon tano Mr. Cheney loYors Dallas, Tex as, as the place for holding the na- tonoi convention and Mr. Kroner win be SO instructed
 In all probability Lewis ?. Shack leford, Republican leader in Alaska, will not SO to the national capital for the G. o. P. national committee meeting December 1f, be said today William s. Bayless the national conn mitteeman of that party does not ex- pect to make the trip and the proxy win be held by Willord B. Hoggntt oe Summit New Jersey former Cover nor of Alaska MT. Bayless and Mr.. shaclleford favor Chicago as tine con. vention city.
 Chicago will undoubtedly be the Republican convention city and the contest for the Democratic conven- ton likely win be waged by st. Lou. is and Chicago although Dallas has appropriated $l000o0 Co campaign for it and may win out The national committees decide where che conven- tions shall be held
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
NEW WAR MATERIAL
 MAKING CORPORATION
 FORMED AT BRIDGEPORT

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Nov. TIA gigantic manufacturing corporation with financial backing of $5s,0oo,0oo representing some of the biggest steel interests of the country. Is being or ganized for the purpose of erecting plants to manufacture shrapnel and other munitions of war for the Allies. Agents Of the new corporation are said to have returned from Europe with signed contracts for millions of dollars worth of munitions. Four big plants are to be erected. one prob ably at Bridgeport. two in Providence and one in either Waterbury or Hart ford
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
CENTRAL ALLIES TET 100000 SERBS AND RAILROAD
CHICAGO FOR CONVENTION;
 WEEKS ON JOB

CHICAGO, Nov 27.-The Republi. can National convention next year will be in Chicago, it is practically certain. Senator John w Weeks of Massachusetts, candidate for the Pres idoncy, has reserved tho entire ninth floor of Che Congress hotel, for Che Massachusetts delegation and like' wise has engaged @ fourroom suite for himsolf and Q thrceroom suite for former Senator Murray Crane. In addition to these quarters he has ob- tained five hundred other rooms in tho hotel and reserved them as head quarters for delegations from seven States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
JACKLING DENIES
 UNF0UNDED RUMOR

BOSTON. Nov. l4-Not for months has there been a stock market de- cline more disturbing locally than that which has taken place in the shares of Alaska Gold In April the stock sold at iis high point of 40% this morning it sold ai 2Sss-a decline of 30 per cent
 All sorts of rumors are naturally finding their way into the gossip Of the day to account for the heavy sell ing of che stock. The real cause for the decline is doubtless the situation as disclosed in our interview with Managing Director Jackling last Sat- urday in which he clearly and frank iy stated that an unexpected intrus- ion of schist had been encountered on the fifth level which would lemporar- fly handicap the management in min- ing out two important high-grade stopes on that level
 So far as we can ascertain the one ly disappointment in connection with Alaska Gold Is the unexpected delay which the above mentioned schist in- trusion win occasion in bringing up thre underground development Go the point of making possible a shipment Of 10000 tons per day. From the present indications this tonnage will not be reached for from four to six months.
 While some Of the large holders ot Alaska Gold have disposed Of @ large share Of thelr stock. we know of sub. stantiai buying under s0 one banking house having an order for 10000 or more shares on scale down from this price.
 BOSTON-We wired Managing Di- rector D. C. Jockline. who is now In New York. concerning the rumor that Alaska Gold would be compelled to use umbering. il having been stated by certain alleged engineers that the hanging wall of the vein had been found too soft to permit of the caving system of mining. Mr. Jackling re- plies
 "The rumor referred to in your tele- gram Is too absurd to really warrant attention because the relative hard ness or softness Of the hanging wall would make no difference whatever. Nevertheless it can be said that the character of the walls enclosing the ore bodies of Alaska have shown mo- thing different than we knew about or expected. There Is not stick of tim Der in any working in the mine from which ore is produced and never will bo. The ground stands SO well that it is barely necessary even to use tim Der in the main drifts and transpor- tatlon ways "- (Boslon News Bureau)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
TRACY WAS TO
 HAVE MARRIED
 cORDOVA WOMAN

SEATTLE. Nov 27.-Fred Tracy, reported drowned In Cook Inlet, AL aslya, was engaged to Los Angeles divorcee. Mrs Edith Wilkinson Steel. former wife of Postmaster Harry C.. Steel Of Cordov0, Alaska. and the daughter of pr. B. c. Wilkinson, a pi- oneer Of Nome who now resides in Los Angeles
 According to Tracy's friends here. he was to have started out for Los Angeles at the close of navigation in Cook Inlet and the wedding to have occurred during the Christmas holi- days
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
ALASKA WIRELESS
 TO BE EXTENDED

SEATTLE. Nov. 12.-Marking the Initial step in @ great extension of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company Alaska service. John W. Irwin super. intendent of the corporations north ern division. with headquarters in se- attle win leave the latter part of the month for Seward to select O site for a new commercial wireless station.
 With the construction of the sta ton the company will enter the com mercial field in tho vast Southwest. ern Alaska region for the first time. It now covers the southeasteru Alas. ka field. having powerful commercial stations at Ketchikan and Juneau These two stations connect with Had ley, Wrangell. Petersburg, Treadwell, Douglas. Haines and Skagway through wire service. They began operation September ), last
 The extension of the service means more competition for the government cable systom between Alaska and the cost. In preparing for the construc- ton of O commercial station in South western Alaska. the wireless com pany anticipates @ heavy volume of business as n result of construction of the government railroad. The plan adopted by the company provide for % 25-kilowott station which win be able to work with Che Kelchilzan atn- ton.
 The competition offered by the Mar coni company forced the government to adopt a night letter rate on its cables. For years business houses in Seattle and southeaatern Alnslm have complained Of the high cable rates. but tho night letter schedule is the only concession granted so far. The Marconi company established the rates of approximately 40 per cent. lower than those of the government It's schedule of charges day or night, is lower than Che governments night letter rate. AS O result the wireless company Is handling great volume of business to and from Southeastern Alaska. its October business showing 9 SO per cent. gain over It's septem- ber record. lt handles Q large Quan. tlty of code business.
 Several coast records have been es. abolished In the companys northern service. In one case the reply of a message sent from Seattle to South eastern Alaska. reached this city thirty minutes after tho sending Of tha mesaage.- .-l lsealllo TImesl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
KRAUSE TO
 COME NORTH
 MONDAY NIGHT

SEATTLE, Nov. Ex-Governor Dr. nest Lister notified U S. Marshal Boyle today chat he win honor the oxtradition papers of Gov Strong of Alaska. for the return or Edward Krause Co Juneau. The papers proba- biy win be presented before the day is over and the necessary red-topo reel- ed on possibly in time to return Che prisoner to Juneau on the Humboldt, sailing Monday night
 The papers reached Seattle oi. the Humboldt this morning. Krousc is stni In the city jan
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
WEST POINT BEATS NAVY
 SCORE 14-O

POLO GROUNDS. N Y.. Nov 27.- West Point defeated Annapolis at foot ball today 1f to Q. Oliphaut former Purdue University star, was the hero of the battle. He scored all of the ca- dets' points. two touchdowns and two goals. The game, while not brilliant
 was desperately fought, as the army and navy contests always are. Pres ident Wilson, his hiance. Mrs. Edith Boiling Gait. and a brilliant array of army and navy officers were present.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
MEASURES AGAINST
 BRITAIN?

WASHINGTON, Nov 27.-With the arrival of Q majority Of the Democrat. ic Seni tors for @ conference prior to converting Congress on December 4, il was learned today that retaliatory Legislation against Great Britain for her interference with American conn merce is to be pressed. Advocates of such legislation are keeping their plans secret. however
 Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia, who is to see the President Tuesday. made it plain today that the cotton in. terests are vexed over present condi- tiong.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
KILLS SELF
 BECAUSE WAS
 "WAGE SLAVE''

TACOMA. Nov. 27.-Leaying a note saying chat the life of Q wage slave is not worth living, Leonard 0lsson, a Socialist whose naturalization pa- pers were cancelled by Judge cornel3 iua H Haniord in 1912 committed sui- eide today
 Olsson was subsequently star wit- ness against Judge Haniord which re- suited In Hanford's dismisso' f:om the federal bench.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
INVADERS MAKE BIG
 CAPTURE

BERLIN, Nov 27.-The Overseas News Agency announced today thnt the Bulgarlans and Austro-G Germans had captured over 100000 Serbian soldiers and that by taking Pristina and Mitroyltza the last section of the Uskub- -Alitrovitza railroad had been occupied. The serbians are said to be in fun retreat. They have re- leased 2,00O Austrian prisoners.
 Winter has set in earlier than usual in the Balkans and 1t said that mili. tary operations on both sides will be greatly hampered thereby.
 A dispatch from Andrijeyica, Mon tenegfo says the Italian. British, Rus. sian and French ministers to Serbia have arrived there from Mitrovitza.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
FISHERMEN
 ARE DROWNED

During Q sQuan off Cape Ommenay last Wednesday morning. Edward Carlson and Jorgen Ramberg of the halibut schooner Eunice lost their lives. The Eunice reported the drown ing of the men this morning at Peters burg and Che news was brought here by Captain Charles MacGregor Of the Al-Ki. this afternoon.
 The dories were out fishing when the storm came up. The Eunice pick ed up an the boats excepting one ln which Carlson and Ramberg were fish ing No trace of the men was found.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
U. S. ATTORNEY IS
 AGENT IN PURCHASE
 OF BOATS FOR R. R.

U S. Attorney J. A. smiser. acting for the Alaska railroad commission. win soon disburse S25,0O0 in payment for boats and borges bought Of Mait- land & McNaiiy. of Seward. Attor- ney z. R. Cheney, representing the Alaska Commercial Company, and M. Smiser have forwarded the bills of sale to Seward for signature. The 4. c. company held @ mortgage Of S10, coo on che boats.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
MURDOCH, VICTOR IN BRITAIN, TALKS
 OF PREPAREDNESS

LONDON. Nov. 27-'I have been in England three days and must say ] am astounded at the extent of Eng lano's military plans and equipment and your evident determination to win the war at any cost" said form. CT Congressman Victor Mrdock, ln au Interview today Coming fresh from America. where peace talk Is up. permost, lam strongly impressed by the utter iutllity ol such Dropagan' da
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
TRACY AND 5 OTHERS
 ARE LOST

SEWARD. Nov. 27. - Fred Tracy. general agent of the Alaska Steamship
 company. and five other men are feared to have lost their lives in Cook Inlet. When the Admiral Farra- gut was forced to turn back Tuesday while on her way to Anchorage, be- cause of lee and other weather con ditions. Tracy and his companions started for Anchorage iu O rowboat They have had ample time to reach their destination.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
FIRST PAYMENT MADE

The first payment 70 the ). W. Hun ter estate for mining claims at Fun ter Bay likely will be made Co the administrator today by w. S. Pecko- vich, J. R. Moore and A. F. zoieier who organized 9 company not long ago and bonded the property.
 Tho amount 's S1500
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
RAILROAD SHOWS
 INCREASED EARNINGS

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-President Bush of the Missouri Pacific says that the Western business conditions are Inn proving. "The gross earnings of the Missouri Pacific for the first week of November should show an increase of between $i5O.OOO and $50O,000. The increased traffic has been due to im- proyement in merchandise, coal and lnmber.H
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
BRITISH SUCCESSFUL
 IN BAcDAD BATTLE

LONDON. Nov 27.-The battle be- tween the British and Turkish forces at ctesiphon. near Bagdad. which for a time looked like a cheek to the Me sopotamian expedition, is now report ed to have been a British success of tho first importance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
JURY pisAeREEs.

At S.SO this afternoon the jury em. paneled in the case of Lucy Linde- mann vs Jimmie Young. an eject ment proceeding. was discharged af- ter reporting that they could not agree. This Is the second time the case has gone out of the court unset tied
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
PRESIDENT APPROVES
 OF AERIAL PLANS

WASHINGTON. Nov 27.-Approyai has been given by President Wood row Wilson to movement started in Portland Me-. by private individuals for the inauguration Of a system of aerial coast patrols along the coast lines Of the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
CARNEGIE COMPANY TO
 MAKE SHIP PLATES

PITTSBURGH. Pay Nov. 27.-The Carnegie Steel Company has booked a new order for 12,sOO tons of ship plates for the American shipbuIlding Company
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
FOR MRS. sELLEN.

Mrs. M. s. Hubbard entertained at an informal tea this afternoon at her residence on Main street comphmen. mry tc Mrs J F sel,en. of Cordora rhc for Che past week has been yia. ring ker sister. i'ss Naymc Charon. and Bins. Henry slCtnck
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
GOLD IMPORTS NOW
 PASS ssso.ooo.oOo MARK

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.- The gold imports of the United States since the beginning Of the present year ex- ceed S250.000.000. according to a state ment of the National City bank. it is estimated that with the gold pro drction for the year the American gold supply will increase more than $500 100000 before the close of l915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
nnsr olIlre clIcce

TAcoMA-w R. Rust announced Hast night his retirement from the presidency of the Tacoma Smelling Company
 He ia interested in other Guggen- helm companies. and the chichagon mine in Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
ODD FELLOWS ORGANIZE
 LODGE AT ANCHORAGE

Articles Of incorporation have been filed at the office of the Secretary of Alaska by the odd Fellows Lodge of Anchorage. This is the second or. der to incorporate at the town town within the week. the Masons having filed their articles last Monday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
RAILROADS GETTING
 SHORT OF CARS

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.--That business on railroads is gaining rapidly is re- flected in the American Railway As- sociatlon's repor of 2e.s69 surplus cars on Nov. among tho lines In the United States, a decrease of 52,6Oo cars compared with tho Oct. report. It is only few months ago that the car surplus was more than 100000.
 Complaints of car shortages from an parts of the country are increas- Ing. Northwestern roads have issued orders to prevent their cars from go. Ing East.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
No 19oMIeEe EXTENDED-

WASHINGTON - To peace advo- cates who called at tho White House yosterday President Wilson would make no promises that the United States would officially become a party to Q peace proposal
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
ON rAE .EvANsr

SEATTLE. Nov. 27.-The Admiral Evans got away for Alaska points at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon. June>u passengers Include Virginia Murreii, Master Murreu. c. B. Blossom. James Wehren. Mrs. p D. Smith. T. L. El- ster Mrs. ?. D. Hamilton, Emma Hop kins, Mrs. J. B. Hopkins. Nellie Mel son. Miss Alta Dare. N. p. Lien is a Douglas passenger.
 Jeferson's Passenger
 The Jefferson left at 1o:30 last night. Among the passengers for Ju. noau are Mrs. v c. Ciausen. J. C. Black. Dr. M. E. Smith. James Eitz. inger. ". E. Wasnc. H P. Cidiather A. K Smith and D. Jaeger.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
COLORADO COMPANY GETS
 BIG STEEL CONTRACT

CHICAGO. Nov. 27. - It is under stood that the Colorado Fuel & Iron company will secure the contract for 10000 tons of steel rails from tho Rock Island railroad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
FORMER CABINET OFFICER
 RESIGNS FROM RAILROAD

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-cornetus N. Bliss has resigned from the Southern Pacific board and was succeeded by Frederick D. Underwood Of the Erie Railroad Company
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
U. 8. EXPORTS WAR MATERIALS AT RATE
 OF siooo,ooo DAILY

NEW YORK, Ncy. 27.-Exports Of war mntorials from tho United States now average more than $1,o0o,o0o a day. according to statistics compiled by the National City Bank, New York.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
sENsArloN PRoMIsEp.

NEW YORK - The governments strongest evidence in the trial of the Hamburg-American officials Is yet to come. and will cause a sensation oc- cording @ statemenla made today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
SUPREME COURT
 PROBABLY KNOCKS
 OUT PROHIBITION

SEATTLE. NOV 27.--A very strong rumor is in circulation this evening that the Supreme court has knocked out prohibition and that the story wll be printed by the papers tomor' row morning
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

Nogales which resulted in the kill ing of one American soldier and the killing of forty Mexicans was start ed by Caranizlstas, instead of drunk en Villa soldiers, as reported and that the shooting was due to Q mis- take.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
HunE TRIIoN oRnER.

SAN FRANcIsco-Two new plants of the Hercules Powder company are working night and day Co turn out ss 100000 worth of triton for the Rus sian government
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
erock nIorATIoNs.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Alaska Gold closed today at 26M. Butte & Super ior 745k. Chino 55st. Ray 25M. Utah Copper 801s.
 copper metal Is at 20.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
oerNe HINoEacARTEN.

Mrs. M. K. struble announced today that she would open Q Kindergarten in Moose hall, commencing Monday and will be on hand to receive from untn
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
IoR0 ALvERsTONE m

LONDON-Lord Alverstone, former lord chief justice of England. is criti- cally il
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27

Official figures fix the number Of cows in Hungary at 2.620000, Of which more than 100000 are pure blooded animals of the best mllk producing breeds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
aoaaE1 IN MALL aIREEI

NEW YORK - Benjamin Pores, a diamond speculator Of Los Angeles. was robbed of S1I0OO in diamonds. in Wall Street this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27
MAKES PARrlAL coNFEssIoN

MAKES PARTIAL CONF EoolON'
 SAN FRANCISCO A partial con- iession that be had been employed by German Consul Franz von Bopp at lhis port. to gather data on sailing of arms and ammunition ships, also to uncover recruiting activities of the British government was made today by Fay c. Crowley who was arrested yeaterda. von Bopp first denied and then admitted having SO employed Crowley.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27

J. L clarkin has been appointed agent for the Rex Alaska Mining Com pmy of Minnesota.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-27

salonica correspondents of the Par is Temps report that the Germans are constructing 9 zeppelin hangar al Sofia large enough for several dirisi- bios.