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Douglas Island news., 1915-09-29

Mir. and Mrs. Peter Peterson have moved to Juneau, where they will pur- chase property and build them home. They have sold their residence in Doug las to Mr. Otis Boylan, who has taken possession.
 The town council completed its labors as a board of equalization Mon- day night and declared the 1915 tax levy to be 10 mills. The tax rolls will be in the hands of the city treasurerin a few days, aud include property amount- ing in value to about S6OOOOO.
 Dr. A. R. Sergeant, wife and children returned on the Dolphin, Saturday, from Portland, Oregon. The Doctor has been very sick during his absence and spent a part of his vacation taking treatment at Portland hospital. He returns much improved in health, but weak. He said that Douglas looked mighty good Co him when he returned.
 The Douglas Eagles dance committee consisting of Robert Coughlin, Alex Russell and Dave Pelo announce that the first of their winter series of dances will be given at Eagles hall on Satur- day evening, Oct. 2ud. The public is invited. The committee promises that the music will be good, in fact, it will consist of all new tunes, never before played in Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1915-09-29
SpeciaI Sale
Douglas, Alaska, Sept. 30, 'l5

Douglas, Alaska, Sept. 30, 'l5. Commencing on the above date and every Thursday following, we will have a Special Sales Counter for that day only.
 The articles placed ou sales counter will be sold at reduced prices while they last, but when sold out the reg ulur price will be maintained. This sale will commence at p. m. and last until closing uue or until the goods on display are sold out. Come early and make yqur selection. This sale is for cash only, no goods eX. changed or returned.
 If you don't find what you want tell us and we will put it on sale the fol lowing week.
 Prescriptions are our speciality. We have three registered druggists here to wait on you. Yours for safety, THE NYAL-REXALL DRUG STORE
 ELMER F. SMITH,
 Registered Druggist.
Douglas Island news., 1915-09-29
Lutheran Church Items
Martin D. Larson. Pastor

Martin L. Larson, Pastor
 In the Lutheran lmmanuel church at Douglas there will be Sunday school next Sunday and every Sunday at 10 a.m., and service in English at p. m. Song service at 2 45 p. ID.
 Every Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Rev. Larson breaches in the Presbyterian church in Juneau. All are welcome to our services.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran church of Douglas will meet at the home of Mir. and Mrs. August Movall at 2 D. m. Thursday, October 7th. The Aid will hold it's annual sale of needle work, etc., Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th.
 There will be Confirmation school at ID. ID. next Thursday and choir meet ing at D. m. next Tuesday in the church.
 The liberal wolf bounty authorized by tue territorial legislature has so far brought in eight or ten peIts.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-07-12

The winning of the Pig" by any
contestant will not conflict with
the winning of the Automobile or
any of the other prizes. Votes
will count toward winning the
other prizes also. The Pigs are
added as special prizes. Send in
your nomination today as a mem
Der and compete for the prizes.
For additional information call
on or write Auto Club Manager,
Leader-Enterprise, Fitzgerald, Ga.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-07-12
Novel Feature Pig Contest

Below We Give The Division of
The Rural Routes
Fitzgerald Rural Route No. 1, Section One
" 2, Section Two,
" g. Section Three,
a, Section Four.
{" S, Section Five,
&c, Section Six
One Registered Thoroughbred Pig
will be given each section to the
young lady or man receiving the
most votes during the Leader
Enterprises Big $1,50O.OO Auto
Club Campaign.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-07-12
10000 Votes

Only the FIRST nomination ballot received
TOR each candidate will count for 10000 votes.
* Fill out the lines of this ballot very carefully
and mail at once to the Campaign Manager,
Leader-Enterprise Fitzgerald, Ga.
The management reserves the right to re-
ject any Objectionable nominations.
Fill out this ballot. Write plainly and send
it to the Campaign Manager with your name or
the name of your favorite candidate. The names
Of people making nominations will not be
dvulged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Petition For Review Of
Becker Case Is Denied

RangclH Me-, July TO- Justice
Hughes of the United States supreme
court today denied the application VI
Former Police Lieutenant Becker oe
New York for review of his ease.
This means that Becker must die in
the electric chair for the murder OF
Gambler Herman Roscntbnl Governor
whitman has made 10 clear that be will
not interfere in Rockers case aud that
the former lieutenant has no hope Of
obtaining Communication Of sentence.
whitman granted Becker O rcprieve OF
one week that biz case might Doe taken
10 the supreme court, but declared no
other action would be- taken. Becker .
execution was originally ret for tho
week VI July ~.
An application In Botker's behalf
was made by Attorney Bourke Cochran
here yesterday whore Justice Hughes
ls spending the summer The appliea.
iion WAS denied by Justice Hughes on
The ground that no substantial federal
question was involved Cochran left
for New York at 1880 this afternoon.
lle made no statement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Petrograd Says Won Macken-
sen Is Being Driven Back
From PedIip
TEUTONIC ATTACKS IN
GALICIA HAVE CEASED
Russians Take $4,000 Pris-
Oners In Region Around
WylkOkazOrn

Petroerad, July lO.-Tbe Russians
have mot only boitc5 tbo od,ono, a.,
49, ,.s,-.r- '' '"'' "
the Austro'"ermanS upon Luhhn in
tnelr tnelr southern movement against War
saw ,' oul are urlvlhs rlela Marsha Won
MatNeIseh eI'', T Iorees pac6 over broad
my n..,i FROM tne llNer Icdllp south ol
pyHnawa, f,. I,l,, the enemy Is IN retreat an
liali oIllclai SIate'aeht from the war office
annOnhceG non to-day III one region alone
I,hovu prisoners s nave peen taken and
successes m nave e. peeu gained AT several
Po'"ts' i ne lSutolie S,ut.oolie attacks m Val'
ga are cue, ueGWreI 3Ty0,, 10 nave ceased
ArVunI on ndo NyiNoNa@o,9 alo"e we have
,ai3 .ahg" i2iyuo ,a3 prlsouers, the statement
salu' lhe enemy continues to retreat,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
German Reply Has
Little Effect On Stocks
Copyright 1915 by the New York
Eyerinf Post

Copyright 1915 by the New York
Evening Post)
New York, July lO.-On the other
occasion when the stock exchange was
called upon to pass Judgment on Ber.
Inns response 10 the American pro.
test Of the German method Of conduct.
ing war, it did 50 without the least ex.
citement Stocks moved down q little,
then advanced, and then seemed 90 be
entirely through with discounting the
communication ON which the peace Of
this nation was believed 20 hang.
The market today, although IL ne.
ycued the process of june !, by ad.
vancing az The start aud then dorlin.
ing. nevertheless was as calm AS II the
summer half holiday had not uner.
pcctedly brought the historic document
0n which immediate financial Judgment
was necessary
A little more than 100000 shares Of
stock were dealt IN dohng the two
hours and mostly for professional ae.
count
The Neadiupss with which the market
closed the week Of almost unbroken de.
cline Was undoubtedly due 10 the be.
lief that diplomatic relations will be
uo further strained by this latest com.
muuieaton from The kaisers govern.
meat. Bot ~ the same time there wa.
o. manifest desire on Wall Street 70
await word from Washington on this
official matter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
German Press Stands
Behind Latest Note
Rv Carl w. Ackermnn.

Berlin, via The Hague, July lO--The
press Of Berlin was unanimous today In
supporting Germany's new note to the
United states.
"caplnin Pcrius, the Tagc Blatt rri.
tie said.
"The note stated tho course 10 be
followed will be under the greatest
care for the protection Of American in.
terests. We have confidence that per.
feet agreement will be reached and the
last controversy will be- eliminated
The Post admits that the reply does
not eliminate the controversy regard.
ing the American demands that the
rights VI American ships through the
war zone must not be- abridged. n
added that public sentiment regarding
GcrmaHys side NJ the controversy had
greatly changed since the first Amer
ican note was delivered and expressed
ihe opinion that The reply would meet
With The approval Of large portion
Of Americans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Hand Crenades and BayOnets
Freely Used In Fierce
Engagement
BERLIN REPORTS NO
CHANGE In GALICIA
Italians HurI Thousands OF
Tons OF Metal Into Works
AT GOritz

Paris July 1O.-Thc "Labyrinth -
region is again the scene of desperate
fighting.
The Germans are endeavoring to re.
capture positions taken ny t.e French
there by daring night attacks in which
they have carried the fighting to cx-
tremely close quarters with hand gren-
ades and bayonets.
Creeping forward last night the Ger,
mans suddenly emerged near the French
trenches, hurling hand bombs upon the
defenders, French light artillery and
machine guns were brought into action
and maintained steady fire upon the
enemy, After an hours fighting, the
Germans retired.
In addition to the repulse of this at.
tack, the official communique today an.
nounced that enemy attacks along the
road from Angres to Souchez had also
failed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
LIBERTY BELL WILL
Be VIEWED ON FRONT
STREET IN SALEM
Necessary To Change Plan
From State Street To
Marion Square

In view of the elaborate reception
which the Liberty Bell Is receiving in
the various cities ia which It is being
exhibited on its trip 10 the San Fran
cisco Exposition, aud as il will be in
Salem for only one.half hour it has
been suggested that nm appropriate way
for the Capital City Of Oregon to show
its appreciation of having the bell ok
hibited here, would be for the Cherrians
to turn out in full uniform with their
band, and to line up on each side of
the car when it arrives, and give the
bell and the party accompanying it an
appropriate salute, and to have the
band play few appropriate airs.
There is committee Of about forty
prominent. men and members Of the
city council of Philadelphia accom-,
panying the bell on its trip, and the
above suggestion has been made with
the idea that an appropriate reception
Of the bell by the citizens Of Oregon y
capital city would be remembered and
referred TO by them when they return
TO their home city
lNt 'NlnHfl'ldl 'lNN Il"puN'H I"
present each member Of the party with
n small box of cherries in paste board
box, with appropriate wording printed
on the outside Of the box.
Governor Withyeombc has gone 10 the
eastern boundary Of the state 10 re-
ceive the bell into Oregon, and he and
other state officials will probably take
part in the reception Of the bell in
Portland aud possibly accompany 1t
10 Salem,
II has been found absolutely nccos.
sary to change the former plans Of the
Liberty Bell committee, because the
Southern Pacific Company is unable TO
allow us the use Of the main line for
the time the Liberty Bell train Is in
the city July 18th
Neither can they bring this train
down on Union street because Of tho
shortness OF the curve at Twelfth
street.
For the above reasons the ear viii
be brought down ON Front street The
people viii cOngregatc in Marion
Square aud NJ soon as the Liberty
Bell ear arrives the march will be taken
mp in the same manner or was planned
for l2th street, 10 be announced later.
We are assured by the Assistant
Superintendent Hansen Of the Sodth.
ern Pacific, that the people will have
the entire thirty minutes on Front
street
When you start out to see the Liber
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
English Papers Make Caustic
Comments On German Note

London July Evening papers Of
England were unanimous today in pre-.
dieting that Gcrmany's reply regarding
the Lusitania and submarine warfare
will not be acceptable to the United
states. Headlines, typical Of those head.
ing the unofficial test of the German
note we're;
"Germany's IIypocritcal Reply, "
aud "An Amazing Offer"
The Westminster Gazette declared;
" We can scarcely imagine that the
United states win accept the note as
in any way meeting the demands, -
The Evening Standard suid: "The
pirates excuses are transparent. The
unituous Germany whine; we always
respect the lives Of civilians as much
os possible But what Of Belgium -
The News hcndlincd the notes {" More
German Cant
"Germany usolently bomcs Great
Britain for the loss Of life In the sink.
ing Of the l,usitnuia," the Star de.
clured
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Works oombarded.

Rome, July lO.-1housands of tons Of
metal are being hurled against the Aus.
trian works along the Isonzo river in a
determined effort Of the Italians to
wreck the defenses of Gortz
King Victor Emmanuel, accompanied
by his cousin, Duke d 'Aosta, is at the
front, personally directing the artillery
attack and encouraging his men. Heavy
guns are constantly shelling the Aus.
trian works.
Part Of the Platzwise fort in the
upper Ansiei valley is in Flames, Gen.
eral Cadorna reported to the war office
today. Elsewhere Austrian night at.
tacks have been attempted, but all
were repulsed
The Tribuna in special dispatch to.
day said the Austrians were erecting
strong Notifications from Triest TO.
Ward Grautz and Vienna in prepara.
tion for an expected Italian inyasoin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
BY JOHN EDWIN NEvIN.
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent.

Washington, July l0.-Germany 5 re.
ply to the American Lusitania and
submarine war protest is entirely un.
satisfactory.
Officials here today did not try TO
conceal this opinion.
The situation is fraught with dancer.
Gus possibilities. thev considered Bnt
they would nc. talk of il today They
are leaving that TO President Wilson
II was the concensus of opiniop That
the president would re,ter9ta his de-.
mands for recognition of the RIGHTS Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Full Text Of Renlv


The text Of the German note fol.
lows;
Berlin, July S.-rhe undersigned
has the honor to make the following
reply to His Excellency, Ambassador
Gerari, to the note of the 10th ultimo
in re the impairment of American in.
terests by the German submarine
war: The imperial government
learned with satisfaction from the
note how earnestly the government
Of the United States is concerned in
seeing the principles Of humanity
realized in the present war. Also this
appeal finds ready echo in Germany,
and the imperial government is quite
willing to permit its statements and
decisions in the present case to be
governed by the principles of human.
ity, Just as it has done always.
Early Friendship Recalled
The imperial government wei.
coined with gratitude when the Amer.
lcan government in the note Of May
10 itself recalled that Germany had
always permitted itself TO be gov.
erned by the principles of progress
aud humanity in dealing with the law
of maritime war Since the time
when Frederick the rreat negotiated
with John Adams, Benjamin Frank.
I'm and Thomas Jefferson the treaty
ot friendship and commerce Of Sep.
temher 9, l7S5, between Prussia and
The Republic Of the West, German
aud American statesmen have in fact
always stood together in the struggle
for the freedom Of the seas and for
Che protection Of peuceable trade In
the International proceedings which
since have been conducted for the reg.
ulatlon Of laws Of maritime war. Ger.
many and America have pointly advo.
'ated progressive principles espe.
"ially the adjustment OF the right Of
hpiure at sea and the protection Of
tho interests Of neutrals.
Declaration Of London Indorsed.
Even at the beginning Of the pres
yNi war the Germ'.- government i'm.
mediately declared it. willingness 20
tiity the declaration of London and
Hereby subject itself in the use Of itt
naval forces 10 all the restriction.
provided therein in favor OF neutrals
Germany likewise has been alway,
'rnaeious Of the principle that wai
should be conducted against the armed
ana organized forces Of an enemy
COUNTRY, but that the enemy civilian
population must be spared as far o.,
Hl'sihIe, from the measures of war
ar imperial government, cherlshe.
fae definite hope that some way will
0. found when peace is concluded. o.
".ihaps earlier. 20 regulate the Law
maritime war In manner guar
l''eing the freedom of the seas and
"'il welcome it With gratitude and
'''istactiou IL 10 can work hand IN
N'0i with the American government
100 That occasion.
Blame for Violations Disclaimed.
IL ln the present war the principles
"aieh should be the ideal OF the futur,
nave been traversed more and more
.'e longer It's duration. the German
-'t efnment has no guilt therein. Il
known 90 the American government
ROW Hermauy's adyrrsaries. bv CON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Position Improved.

Berlin, via wireless to London, July
10. - German forces stormed an adj
vanced trench of the enemy northwest
OF Beusjour, in the Shampagne region,
the war office announced today.
"We have also improved our posi-.
tions in lie Pretre forest and elsewhere
between the Mcuse and Moselle, " the
official statement said. "'We took l,79s
prisoners there, also three cannon, 10
machine guns and Is mine throwers dur.
ing the past two days.
French attacks on the southern
slopes of Ban-dc.sapt broke down un.
der our fire.
con the eastern front, near Ossow.
etzt (in Poland Russian attacks were
easily repulsed.
elsewhere there is no change on the
Russian front"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Huorta unaer auard.

III Paso, Texas, July TO- General
Victoriano lluerta is confined TO Fort
Bliss today guarded by United States
deputy marshals. He waived prelim.
mary hearing on charges Of conspiracy
to violate the United States neutrality
laws aud was held under $4,000 bonds
for the federal grand jury at San
Antonio, December 20. Tie declined
to furnish bond aud was removed 10
Fort Bliss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
cARRANzrsTAs ROUTED.

W Paso, Texas July l0.-Gencral
Triana WAS killed and his Cauanzista
army routed boz @ battle fought AT Pen.
nplas, according no messages sent 10 the
border by General villa today. The
Nillisias are declared 10 have pene.
trated as far south as Irepuato, cutting
the Carmuzista communications.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Two Steamers Sunk.

London, July lO.-The steamer Erlcs.
mere has been sunk by a submarine.
One member Of the crew persisted. Sur.
yiyors from the Erlesmere were landed
at Milfordbaycu today One Of the men
landed was injured.
Word WAS also received today Of
the sinking Of the Norwegian steamer
No"das OF Peter Head by submarine.
The crew was rescued
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
German Territory Lost.

Pretoria, July l0.-The German fore.
Is which surrendered to General Botha
numbered 2,l66 men II was officially
announced today In laying down their
arms Internationally, relinquishiug
Germany's s last hold in her Southwest
Africon possessions, the Germans also
surrendered 81 cannon and 22 machine
guns.
As a result Of General Botha 3 vie.
tory il is expected the German posses.
Sions will be annexed by the dominion
of South Africa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
CHICAGO STRIKE ENDS.

Chicago July no. The ear
pentes strike, called early hi,
spring. and involving more than
100000 men, was settled az
dawn today The strike re.
suited iD q victory FOR the EN-.
pioycs They were granted o
wage Of 20 cents an hour under
600 agreement which s 10 ~.
main in force for three years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

have been arrested but posses are still
securing the woods in search of the
bandits.
The currency taken by the robbers is
reported to have been consigned to ex.
press to Houston.
No estimate has been made of the loss
sustained by the rifling Of the mails
Pouches were ripped open, however
and mail wns found scattered upou,
the ear aud on the ground nearby
Conductor McRea was well advanced
in years and died Of apoplcxy induced
by the shock when his train was held
up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

Sixteen thousand carpenters went ont
Dl tht strike in May when the employ.
rn refused TO grant The wage increase
demanded Building operations In the
Ity we're pamlyled and more than
100000 men engaged in the various
lines II construction work were forced
20 remain die.
The agreement reached early today
followed 400 al night conference be.
tween representatives. Of the carpenters
and the Builders, Constructors and I'm.
pl0ypfs association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
COLONEL IS COMING.

New York July lO-Colonel Roose.
volt will leave here late this afternoon
for three weeks trip 10 the Pacific
coast lIc has arranged 10 speak once
~ San Diego exposition and will speak
three times in San Francisco during
bis visit 70 the Panama Pacific exposi.
ton. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Funds for Resorve Bank.

New Orleans, La, July 10 Estimates
placing the amount Of loot obtained
by the four highwoymcn who held up
the Louisville & Nashville train near
Gccnville at 100000 were based here
today upon the statement Of passen.
ger who said the train crew told him
that amount was carried in the express
aud mail cars, One newspaper declared
the train was carrying 100000, part OF
which was intended Tor the New Or
leans federal reserve bank.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Coast Towns Bombarded

Athens, July lO--Fonr Asia Minor
coast towns have been bombarded by
allied warships and aeroplanes, dispat.
ches received here today declared.
The warships accompanied by the air.
men, Systematically shelled Mytilcne,
Smyrna, Voirla and Avail. The dam
age done is not given.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Carranza sueeesa Erneeted.

Washington, July lO- Members Of
the carpnla junta announced today
that Carrau2istas have captured villa
De Guadoloup near the outskirts Of
Mexico City Carranla followers here
expect TO receive nows OF the occupa
tion Of Mexico city by the Carranzistas,
az any moment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
Marines Landed.

Washington, July lO.--- ono officer
and 80 marines were Landed at Cape
llaiticn, Haiti, from the United States
cruiser Washington TO protect foreign.
ora and prevent fighting between
reyolutionists and government forces,
Admiral Copcrton reported TO the navy
department today
The gunboal Eagle has moved in
close 10 shore to support the landing
party.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

London, July England b
first popular war loan has met
nith unexpected success Sub
wrplious today promise tO 90.
tal possibly sjul0.0pOO0 900, %.
tablisting a new worlds record
for such loans
Il x 4 4 4 Il 4 A X x x 4 4 \
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

Seattle Post InteIIigencef: The few
immigrants now reaching our shores
from Europe are described by o.
authorities as being Of marked In
intelligence That is why they are leav.
ing Europe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10
CUPID Ar MONMOUTH.

X Monmouth, Or, July l0,--Cu.
X pid has been bcsted in battle
y royal with hard cash, according
X to statistics here today which
= show that only l3 girls out Of
4 29S who have graduated from
X the Oregon Normal school since
y It's reinstatement in 1911 have
X married.
X The remainder decided TO
y teach because Of the increase in
x salaries In this line Of cndeayor
X in the last few years
4 Il X 4 X X \ Il X X y X X X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-10

Birmingham Age Herald: A modern
soldier looks Iihe a member Of the Ku.
KluS klan when he gets his rcspirator
nm