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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-29

TREApWELI. April 99. Professor cory. 8 noted power expert tgom the States. is looking over thc power sit nation tor Che Alaska-Juneou and will make reporl to Che directors,
 Mrs. G. E. Waylaud will leave for her home in Seattle on the Spokane tomorrow moruing.
 There VIII be ro band practice to- night owing to tae fact cha, Che Car u.yal Is ma,aas & big night tonight for thc closing
 The Spokane is due on her way south ot o'clock tomorrow morning. Sine wiu carry shipment of bullion south
 The Carnival committee is figuring on enlarglng the space for dancing on ,Ac club floor tonight The railing wil probably be moved back about
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-29

Robe had charge Of Che mining oper- adons Of the Northern Commercial company
 James Sterling, member ofthe Fair. banks mercantile firm of Vachon and Sterling visited friends in Juneau last night while the Admiral Watson was in port He is on his way to Seward where contemplates establishing an- other store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-29
EoRREs -ANn BELL oEE
FOR EXCURSION INLET

Robert Rorbes, Alaska manager of Che Pacific Alaska Fisheries company left for Excursion Inlet today on his boat Warrior" Mr. Forbes was ac- companied by Robert Bell who Is op- erating a cannery at the same inlet
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-29
ODD FELLOWS celgeRATE

Juneau. Douglas and visiting Odd Fellows. members Of Che Daughters of Rebehah will celebrate che 97th an- niyersary of odd Fellowship at the odd Follows hall tonight
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-29

tion on the Admiral Watson this morning.
 Roscoe Leughlin left for Seward on the Alameda last night
 Miss aiaioney who has tnught for thc past two years at Skggway. and Miss Scott or Walia Walla have been elected Go the primary grades oi che Douglas school
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channel cities.
 Ar Mckenzie, who is g wollknown mining engineer is heavy stoeihold. er and ia one Of the board Of directors ot the Aioska-Jupeau company
 No announcement or future p'ans for development can be obtained at present. but instructions are expected soon
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-29
ALTAR socIErY 10 MsEr.

The Ladies Altar Society of the Catholic church win meet tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock in the hall of the Juneau Catholic club
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-29
NEW BAR APPLICANT.

Walter L Broombau a recent arriy- al from the States, made application tor admisslon Lo lhe bur Wednesday
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-29
eLuclLLe LOVE- AT
 HE LYRIc TAEATRE

DOUGLAS. April 2s The 10th epi sode in ihe Lucille Love- series Of moving pictures. which was produced at the Lyric theatre last night Is said Go be the best picture so far ln chat series The pictures will be repeated tonight and in addition a good comedy and a first class drama will be rila tft
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-29

lwANVED HouscworA by eNper icnced young woman Apply sam Maclie's residence, Ferris cottages near rreadWeli l-2o5t
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HEARTsEAsE oPEN- -ro rHg
PUBLIC.

A cosy place for particular people Excellent meals served family style at popular prices
 NfRS. T. l.. STONE. Prop'r ssts S03 Gold s.
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and Judge R. w. Jennings appointed John G. Held. J. II. Cobb and j. A. Hel- lenthal to act as an examining board to Investigate his fitness
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INTERIoR MEN oN

THE ADMIRAL WATSON l.. s Robe, a prominent surveyor Of lditarod passed through Juneau on the Admiral Watson, on his way to the Westward For many years Mr.
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The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
PRIMROSE PROPERTY
 SHIPS TEN TONS ORE

The Primrose Mine, recently leas- ed by c. G. Hubbard from Herbert Tozier, sent in 22O sacks of ore, az gregating ten tons in weight, on the train yesterday for shipment to the Tacoma smeltery for treatment. The Admiral Evans will take it out. It it said that the ore averages in the neighborhood of $11O to the ten. This is the first of many shipments that Mir. Hubbard intends making this winter, as there is a lrage body of ore to be worked and he intends to push the output to it's capacity.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
NEW HOSPITAL OPEN
 IN ABOUT ONE WEEK
Is Awarded Contract by Engineering
 Commission for Patients.

The new $l2,OOO hospital being built on Fifth avenue near Jefferson street is fast nearing completion and it is thought by the managers that it will be open for patients by the sixth or seventh of January. Six beds and all material except the heating plant are on the ground. The hospital will be able to accomodate fourteen beds comfortably, while twenty could be used without any congestion.
 The hospital was awarded a con tract by the Alaskan Engineering Commission for the caring of all bed cases it may have, thus practically insuring constant work for the hos pital. Drs. Romig and Sloan some time ago were given the medical and surgical work of the commission.
 The operating room will be furnish ed by the local physicians and sur geons with the necessary tables and instruments, who will thereby obtain free the use of same. The operating room will furnish facilities that here tofore have not been able to be ob- tained here in the way of room, light and other conveniences.
 It is thought, that as in Nome, the various fraternities, as the Masons, Elks, Pioneers, A. B.'s and others, will each furnish rooms of their own for any of their brotherhood who may be- come i'll.
 The hospital will be heated by the hot water system, which has been found to be the most satisfactory for hospitals. The plant will probably ar rive on the Alameda, and will be in- stalled immediately.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
WANTS TO PUT BOAT ON
 SEWARD-ANCHORAGE RUN
Captain Kla6ich Makes Offer to An chOrage and He May
 Secure Help.


 ANCHORAGE, Dec. 2.-Captain Louis Klafinch, owner of the Bender Brothers which got frozen in on the Kuskokwim this fall, writes here of- fering to put on the five hundred ton steam schooner Ruby for the run be- tween Seward and Anchorage during the winter, It is probable that en- couragement will be offered him to do so. The vessel is fiat-bottomed and can land on the beach almost any where.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
ATTACK BUKOWINA AGAIN

BERLIN, Dec 3O.-The Russians are now known to he concentrating in force on the BukOwna border and ts is supposed to portend smash more at Gaca some where if not at Bukowina itself Russian attacks ot furious description have already beer launched at Czernowitz but the AustrianS have aantamed thelr osons for five days and inflicted immense losses on the enemy. It is assumed from Russa's demonstration in that quarter that the allied countries have insisted on showing of strength as the Balkans as possible for moral effect on natio' still neutral.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
HARCOURT MAY BE THE
 VICEROY OF INDIA

LONDON, Dee. 3O.-Lewis Vernon Harcourt has resigned as first com missioner of works and it is believed that he will be the next viceroy of India. His wife was formerly Ethel Burns of New York and would be the second American women to sit in the seat of a vicereine. The other was Lady Curzon who was Mary Letter of Chicago Harcourt is the son of great chancellor of the eX- checquor of the Gladstone period.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
PRESIDENT LIKES
 HONEYMOON STUFF

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-Presi- dent Wilson is now planning to eN- tend his honeymoon trip to Wednes- day if nothing comes to prevent it. The only possible event which might hasten his return to Washington would be an unfavorable answer from Austria.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
ANCHORAGE HOPES FOR
 EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION
Commission Already Prepares for Work on the Matanuska
 Branch Line.

ANCHORAGE, Dec. 29.-Superin- tendent O'Reilly departed for Mata- nuska today to prepare for the con struction of the branch line to the coal fields. It is generally believed here that the emergency appropriation will pass after which work will be pushed. Mears is already shaping things up to the point from which work can be started right after the receipt of the money.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
NATIVE SONS GET THE
 FIRST REAL SNOWSTORM

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 3O.- Two inches of snow fell here last night and this part of the state is see ing it's first real snow storm in history. Quite large number of Southern California towns have been visited by snow this time.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
SEARCH FOR THE MAN
 WHO KILLED WOMAN
Oregon May Have Lynching If the Hundreds of Seekers Are
 Successful.

PORTLAND, Dec. 3O.-Hundreds are searching for Evan Kemp who has been identified as the man who assaulted and shot Mrs. Mabel Myers at Gresham, near this city, last night. It is feared that summary vengeance will be inflicted if he is caught.
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BROTHERHOODS THANK
 PEOPLE FOR SERVICE

The orders of the Odd Fellows, Knights of Phythias and Pioneers of Alaska wish to thank Rev. Cook for conducting the service, and the people of Seward for the impressive way they came out for the funeral service of their deceased brother, F. B. Smith. yesterday.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
STORMS RAGE IN
 MANY PARTS U. s,

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O.-The east and middle west are in the grip of sleet and wind storms which are the worst of the season. Wires have been pros trated and steam and electric lines have been crippled all over
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
HUNTING FOR MAN FOR
 AN OLD BENTON MURDER

OLYMPIA, Dec. 3O.-R. Chapelle, a logger, has told the police that the man who murdered thirteen year old Elsie NIilhill nine years ago in Rent on, is still in the neighborhood, and that he knew him and had seen him several times. The entire sheriff's force has started out to catch the al- legged murderer, guided by Chapel les statement.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
Fairbanks May Be
 C. o. P. Candidate
Former Vice-President Now Being Boosted for the Big
 Event.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. BOA Re- publican love feast took place here last night and from it has developed storng boom for Former Vice-Presi- dent Fairbanks as the presidential candidate of the party this time. Fairbanks is known to be perfectly willing and even his political oppon- ents declare that very little can be said against him.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
SEATTLE OFFICIAL
 TURNED HIGHWAYMAN
Man Arrested for HOldup on Christ mas was Investigator for
 Prosecuting Attorney.

SEATTLE, Dec. 3O.-W. Clark a former investigator for the prescott ing attorney, has been identified as one of the men who held up the proprietor of a saloon and robbed his till Christmas Evening.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
AUSTRIA GIVES ANSWER

WASHINGTON, Dec 3O-The Austrian answer to the American utmatm with respect to the Ancona handed by the imperial secretary of state to Ambassador Penfeld this afternoon It contains thee thousand words but it's tenor is an absolute secret It may reach Wash ingtOn Friday afternoon.
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AUSTRIA WANTS NO BREACH

WASHINGTON, Dec BOA high official of the Austrian embassy today made statement to the effect that "here is nothing in the continuation of discus sion with the state department the AncOna question that should have caused the pessmisc which be- came prevalent short time ago The idea of breach in the friendly relations between the United States and AuStro-Hmgary is the furthest from the mind"
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
AUSTRIAN FLEET ATTACKED

PARIS, Dec. 3O-An Austrian naval squadron while enroute to lombard Durazzo the Albanian stronghold was attacked by the ships of the allied nations Two Austrian deStroyers of the latest type sunk and the rest of the fleet fed No injury is reported to any ot the ships of the Allies.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
SAYS PEACE TERMS INSPIRED

BERLIN, Dec. 3O.-The Tageblatt, the semi-oficial organ declares that the Zurich dispatch yes terday quoting terms peace probably inspired from the hghteSt German and Austrian The Tageblatt believes the publication of the terms will serve good cause by showing possible road peace These state mentS by the Tagebatt make it almost absolutely cer- tain that the terms outlined exactly those which the the Teutonic Allies would accept.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
KAISER'S ILLNESS A BOIL

LONDON, Dec. 9O-It has been learned from the most authoritative sources that the illness of Kaiser Will helm IS not in the least malignant It is nothing really but boil and he is keeping within doors merely to avoid the very cold weather He is not even confined to bed
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
MYSTERIOUS BILLIE
 SMITH DEAD AGAIN

PORTLAND, Dec. 30.-Mysterious Billie Smith made an effort to come back last evening and the effort was a miserable failure. Jack Root was easily the winner in six rounds.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30

Dan Sky, of the Seward Shoe Re pairing, donated as prize for the ball tomorrow night half soleing and heeling of any pair of shoes.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
I'M TuF FAMOTTS REGION AROUND BUKOWINA
GOVERNOR HAMMOND
 MINN., DROPS DEAD

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3O.-W. s. Hammond, governor of the state of Minnesota, dropped dead at Clinton, La.. this morning while examining land. He had been suffering from
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acute indigestion, t is well known, but fatal termination had not at all been looked for. His term of office would have expired next month. He was Democrat.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
WILL COST FORD A MILLION

STOCKHOLM, Dee. 3O.-Ford's plan will cost mil lion dollars if the conference arranged are prolonged extensively according to manager left in charge by the manufacturer The committee is now planning to donate ten thousand dollars for the benefit of the poor of Stock holm possibly with view of showing appreciation of the itself popular.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
SNOW ON TAMALPAIS
 AND OTHER WARM SPOTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3O.-Mt. Tamalpais has a light mantel of snow this morning and the temperature is at the freezing mark.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
GREEK STEAMER BADLY HIT

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-The Greek steamer Thes- saon, which had been reported twice by wireless to have received injury has sent in precise message today that she has been slightly damaged and that she IS pro nedno towards port at rate of about four miles hour She has three hundred people aboard Her injury is sup posed to be due to a submarine.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
Y :: {" * [: ( [" q q q ' q |: PLANS AUTO :
 !: LINE TO KNIK ':

ANCHORAGE, Dec. 29-L. P. Byrne is now planning for the estab- lishment of an auto, passenger and freight line between Knik and this place. He says he can make the round trip in six hours.
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 {: DILLER HOTEL '' * Is CLOSED UP *'

SEATTLE, Dec. 3O.-The DilIer Hotel, one of the oldest in the city, has been closed because of some trouble from the lease terms. The future plans are not certain.
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RUSSIA TO ATTAVK AGAIN

ATHENS, Dec 3O.-The gathering of the large allied forces at SaOn and the renewal of the efforts of the Russians the Bukowina border now suggest two great simultaneous attacks will be delivered with view to taking Bulgaria between vice. On the action of Roumania is believed more than ever great things depend.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
FIND SUBSTITUTE FOR COTTON

LONDON, Dec. 3O.-Berlin reports that a. German scientist has discovered wood fibre which will make ed the fibre will be far cheaper and better for tho manufacture of powder.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
} FRED TRACY WE'D *
 ; CHRISTMAS EVE '"

The marriage of Mir. Fred Tracy and Mrs. Steele took place in Los Angeles Christmas Eve, according to word received here.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
MEAT MARKETS CLOSE

The meat markets will be closed all day Saturday, New Years Day-Cars- tens Packing Co.,, and Frye & Bruhn Co.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
TURKS CLAIM VICTORY

BERLIN, Dec 3O-The latest information from Constantinople about the evacuation of GalpO by the Allies is that the withdrawal from the Suva and Anzac regions was made necessary by strong Turkish oensves which drove the enemy Unto the sea-"
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SUNNY ANCHORAGE

ANCHORAGE, Dec. 29.-Twenty- six above was the temperature regis tered here today.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30

Derrick Lane came in last night from the Oasis.
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FRENCH INCOME TAX AGREED

PARIS, Dec 3O.-Parlament has voted in favor of an income tax for the prosecution of the war.
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TRAIN LEAVES NEXT
 SATURDAY MORNING

The next train for the front will leave Saturday morning, New Years and not tomorrow as many think.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30

Everyone interested in Alaska reads the Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-30
AN AUSTRIAN SQUADRON GOES TO
 ATTACK DURAZZO BUT MEETS LOSS

Austrian Answer to American De- mands Given This Morning But Context Is Not DivuIged--- Semi Official Berlin Paper Says Peace Terms Mentioned Probably Insplr- ed From Highest Quarters.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

1000 miles, extending from the Baltic Ito the frontier of Roumania. Accord ing to the most authoritative figures, there have been between 5000, ,OOO and 100000 men engaged in almost daily conflicts. The attacks upon the sides of the inclosing lines-600 miles-of Warsaw have been the most furious in modern warfare and only equaled by the vain counterattacks which have been more or less successfully launch ed by the Russians.
 Hope was first entertained in mili- tary quarters in London and Paris that the Russians had some tremendous coup in reserve. that they would stand a siege in their principal Actresses along the Warsaw salient, and then, with free army still in the field. would at- tempt to turn the Teutonic Hanks, ei- ther in the north between Libau and Riga or in the south on the Bukowin- -Roumanian frontier or suddenly is sue from the lines northeast and southeast of Warsaw and attempt to ienvelop the armies in the west.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

But then came advices from Petro- grad that in order to save the Russian armies a retreat-the greatest in his- tory, even greater than the retreat of the Russians through Galicia from April 28 to May 25-must be made and the Actresses of the Warsaw salient abandoned. It was the same old story of the Galician retreat-lack of am intuition. The armies would retire to prepared and selected ground, forming a similar angle, 130 miles east of the Warsaw salient, and there await on the defensive the munitions necessary for new and formidable offensive.
 German Plan to Reach Railways.
 Notwithstanding the feints in the north, in the direction of Riga, the aim of the German general staff has been obvious since the beginning of June. It was to reach the railways on which the Russian armies of the salient de- pended for their supplies and by which they might make their retreat
 To do this seven huge armies have been employed-the German northern
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

I army operating against the double track line which runs from Warsaw to Petrograd, 1000 miles in the northeast, via Bialystok and Grodno; the army operating in the Suwalki district, threatening the same line farther west; the army fighting as support of the latter on the Narew; the army direct ly aimed at Warsaw, north of the Wis., tula; the army directly aimed at War saw, south of the Vistula; ten or | twelve Austrian army corps, attempt ing to reach the single and double track railway from Ivangorod to Brest | Litovsk and Moscow, and the line from Warsaw to Kiev via Lublin and
 Chelm, which is for the most part ! single track, and, finally, the army of
 Won Linsingen, made up of Austria's
 new army of 100000 or s00,000 men,
 operating on the Lipa. east of Lem | berg.
 For months, in spite of the terrible
 attacks made upon the Warsaw -Bialy-
 stok section in the north and the Lub- | lin -Chelm section in the south, the
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

Russians managed to keep the outer lines free, while between them the double track line from Warsaw via Siedlice to central Russia remained open until the last.
 North of the Vistula the combined operations have been under the su- preme command of Field Marshal von Hind denburg, while the Austro-Gernan principally Austrian-armies of the south or right have been under the su- preme direction of Field Marshal von Mackensen.
 At the very beginning of the cam paign the hardest fighting developed between the middle Vistula and the Bug where the Russians held their ground for nearly two months, suffer ing no small loss. Another battle front early developed was north of the lower Vistula, from Wysczogrod to around Ossowetz.
 Russian Plan That Failed.
 This upshot of the two months cam paign of the Teutonic armies has been the logical military sequel to the defeat
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

, of the plans, due, it is said, to lack of ammunition, which Russia had devel- oped from January to the middle of | April for penetrating and grasping the plains of Hungary in the form of a gi- 1 gantic pair of shears, one knife of
 which was to cut southward from the Carpathians and the other northwest ward from Bukowina and Pennsylvania.
 In the last week in April Russia was
 in possession of the crests of the Car pathians, and her left wing had already
 begun to move westward through
 Bukowina, when the vast German
 Austrian masses (including 100000 or
 S0O,OO0 Austrian reserves, made up of
 exceptionally intelligent men between
 the ages of thirty-f1ve and forty, who had for months been carefully trained in order to replace the Fourteenth and
 Third army corps on the Italian from tfer), which had been mobilized in Si- lesia, southeast Prussia and in Galicia west of Cracow, began their drive eastward. the Russian lines retreating from their positions on the Carpathi-