The Alaska citizen., 1915-06-07
GENERAL NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH
WILSON ENDORSED.

WILSON ENDORSED
PORTLAND. ore. May 31-Reso-
buttons were adopted today by the
-enerU federation of women's clubs
plai-!ul President Wilson for his
efforts ou behalf of peace. and ex-
pressing the hope that he would
succeed in avoiding clash with Ger
many IN thu present crisis.
The delegates in attendance at the
conference represent many sections
Of the country
WILSON CAUTIOUS.
WASHINGTON. II. c.. May 81
In his Memorial Day address which
was delivered here this afternoon.
President Wilson carefully avoided
any direct reference TO the inter
national crls!, which has developed
between the United States and Ger
many The keynote of the speech
ives "a ierieNt appeal To the Ameri
can people 10 think of their duty
ana the actions that lie before them
VOLCANO AGAIN
EEpDING Cal. May &1-The
most violent eruption yet recorded in
the history OF Mt Lassen, occurred
today. the reports from the volcano
stating that the country surrounding
the crater is being showered with
rocks and lava II is known that
muth damage resulted out the eN
tent OF the latest losses prooaoly
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day ~
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MAY AID FRANK.
\ IA " a II
lief Is @"ue' IN local oflcIal circles
today that Governor Slaton VIII come
TO the leSeHe OF L'1 Frank before
ne retlTes iI'm o1ilce on July 1.
Frank Is sentenced to be hanged early
III July. and ms only nope OF escape
now is III favorable action by the
governor. upon whom strong pres
sure Is being brought to bear by the
condemned mans relatives and many
friends
HALL MAY BE CHOSEN.
SEAL LII. June ii mere Is the
probability that Calvin 5 Han. or
the law firm OF Higgins, Han & Hal
Verstadt, viii be appointed Judge
OF the hInS county superior court
TO succeed Judge Humphrles de
ceased HAN Is Democrat,
AFTER WRONG MAN.
TACOMA. June 1.-The mystery
surrounding the purchase on Satur-
day of a large quantity of fuse
which was supposed to have been
used in connection with the big
Seattle dynamite explosion was
cleared today when the man who
made the purchase appeared at po-
lice headquarters with the fuse and
denounced the authorities for con
meeting him with the supposed con-
spracy The man. who gave his
name as L. J. Smith. proved that he
is a rancher living with his wife at
Woodland. near this city and he ex-
planned that he had purchased the
fuse for use in blasting stumps on
his place
SALAS SENTENCED.
NEW YORK. June Jacob
SaIas. who was convicted last week
on the charge of completely in the
Panama canal frauds. was sentenced
today to a term of - months in
the federal prison at Atlanta. In
addition 10 serving time he must
pay fine Of $1,000
Sala5 was connected with the com
missary department and conspired
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