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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
VERA CRUZ MAY BE OCCUPIED
 BY OUR NAVY

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-It is stat ed that. in the event or a refusal of the Mexican facuonal chiefs to get together and form stable govern ment in Mexico in response to the re- quest that will be made to them with in a short time by the United States and the South American governments. the United States navy is likely again to occupy Vera Cruz.
 Other Nations Will Join
 There will be difference between the next and last occupation, howev- CT. if one should be decided upon, if present plans arc followed. In case it becomes necessary again to take pos session of the famous Mexican sea- port the American fleet win not be alone in the occupation but there will be naval vessels of Brazil and Argentina. and. perhaps, other South American countries to participate in the demonstration. 1t is proposed that the Mexican intervention, if one shall be decided upon, win be through concerted action on the part of prac- tically an of the other American Ma tions. Naturally the bulk of the work and cost will fall on the United States, but the responsibility will be joint.
 No Invasion Necessary
 It is not believed that an invasion of Mexico wfu be necessary even in case of a refusal on the part of the various leaders to co-operdate in the formation of responsible government. It is thought that the occupation of Vera Cruz will be sufficient to show that the concert of American Nations have determined to put an end to dis order in Mexico, and that accomplish ed that the people of Mexico will do the rest. It is possible. however, that the next time a port may also be occu- pied on the west coast of Mexico probably either Mazatlan or Guaymas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
GERMANY MAY LAUNCH NEW ATTACK ON SERVIA RUSSIA TURNS DOWN SEPARATE PEACE TENDER
NAY YET BE TURNING
 POINT IN THE WAR

LONDON, Aug. g. RussIa having rejected what in England 10 regarded as a bona fide proposal made by the German emperor. for peace, with part of Poland traded for calIcIa, the great struggle In the East must now continue.
 The GalllpoII battlefield will now be cIoseIy watched because of its bearing on the Balkan situation. The strong est pressure has been again brought to bear on Bulgaria and Greece, by the quadrupIe entente, as never be- fore was the importance of operations in the DardanelIes been more keenly realized In Great Britain and France, than at the present time.
 There are many indications that Germany plans to deliver her next hard blow against Serbia, In order to link up with Turkey and thus check mate pIans of the entente of allied powers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
CARRANZA BANISHES
 MISlSTER

WASHINGTON, Aug. g. - Besause his government was represented at the conference here of Latin Ameri- can and United States diplomats, which had for it's aim the pacihcation of Mexico. Senor Ortego. Guatemalan minister to Mexico City, has been ban ished by General Carranza. It was al- so reported here that the Brazilian minister to Mexico was about to be expelled by Caranza.
 Brazilian Minister, Too.
 The Brazilian minister cabled the State department today that no reas- on had been given for the expulsion of Ortego, and that he himself intend ed to sail from Vera Cruz Wednesday on a French liner, bound for the United States
 One of the Carranza junta here said that he had been advised that the Brazilian ambassador had been told to leave and no attempt has been made to conceal the fact that Carranza has viewed with distrust the partici- patton of Brazil and Guatemala in the Pan-Amerlcan conclave for peace in Mexico.
 To Hear from carranza.
 A dispatch from Galveston says that Carranza is preparing a manifes- to to the American people in which he plans to review the Mexican sit- uation and make public the cores pondence between his faction and the State Department.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
MEXICAN
 RAIDERS
 IN ARMS

HARLINGEN, Texas, Aug. 9.-As the result of 9 raid by Mexican baud- it's. on Norias Ranch Saturday night Cameron County is under martial law. United States troops from Browns vile have been reinforced by g. bat talion from the Ninth Infantry, sta tioned at Laredo.
 A large band Of Mexlcans swept down on the Norias Ranch and were met by a score Of ranchmen. Sever al of the outlaws were killed Five of the ranchers were wounded. Four teen of the ranchmen retreated to an- other house, ana were besieged by the raiders for several hours. Neigh boring ranchers came to their rescue and the raiders left for the border.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
DIR. CHASE AFTER MONEY TO DEVELOP
 PORT WELLS MINE

pr. W. IT. Chase. prominent physi- elan and drugstore owner of Cor dova. and former Mayor of Cordova, was a southbound passenger on the Alameda. He is on his way to the Outside to raise money for the devel- opment Of gold properties at Port Wells. Prince William sound. that he and other Cordova citizens own. Quite a lot of money has been spent in prospecting and developing the property. and it is believed that the showing has been sufficient Go war rant the installation of machinery for it's further development and oper, ation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
HAITI REVOLT
 HAS SUBSIDED

WASHINGTON. Aug. e. General Bobo has abandoned his revolution and has ordered his Haytien followers to dlsarm. The General has announc- ed himself as a candidate to succeed the assassinated President Guillame, under a reorganization system which Rear Admiral capertou is trying to work out.
 Admiral Caperton cabled today that he had taken over the administra. tion of the customs office at Cape Hay tien.
 Reports from Port Au Prince today were encouraging to the administra- tion and the situation is now believed to be normal
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
PREMIER OKUMA
 STAYS AS HEAD
 OF JAP CABINET

TOKYO. Aug. 9-Count Okuma. Jap anese prime minister, today announc- ed that he would remain in office and has already commenced to reorgar- ize the cabinet, which resigned Aug ust 8.
 The premier's resignation had not been accepted by the Mikado and the latter personally requested him to re- consider his action.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
RUBBISH INSTEAD
 OF AMMUNITION

LONDON, Aug. g. - Thousands of cases of ammunition of every kind. when opened at the front were found to contain rubbish. says the Daily Mail, in an account dealing with con- ditlons under which the Russian army has been fighting.
 This situation" the paper says. "is popularly ascribed to the work of German agents in the Russian mu- nition factories"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
JUDGE GOODELL. FORMER
 DEPUTY MARSHAL, HERE

Judge John Goodel. formerly depu. ty United States marshal at Sitka who was relieved last week by Henry L Bahrt. when Marshal Bishop made sweeping changes in the stan, arrived in Juneau this morning on che steam ship City Of Seattle. and is at the Oc- cIlenlal His young son remained at S.tsa Hot Springs.
 Judge Goodens plans for the future are indefinite. he says He served as deputy at Sitka for the past five years. having been appointed in 1910 by Mar shai IT. l.. Faulkner. The judge IS about eighty pounds lighter than he was when he last visited Juneau. CT had an attack of indigestion that sure took or the weight. and 1t has never come back he said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
BIRD TO SUPPORT
 REPUBLICAN NOMINEE

BOSTON, Aug. g. It is announced here that Charles Sumner Bird, the leader of the Massachusetts Progress siye party, has announced that he will support the Republican nominee for Governor of Massachusetts if Samuel W. Mccall or Grafton D. Cush- ing receive the nomination. Mccall is Q member of Congress, and is low tariff advocate, though a Republican.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
ALASKA FURNITURE MAN
 RETURNING ON SOPHIA

F. W. ODonnell. head of the AL aska Furniture company, will arrive in Juneau from business trip to tho States tomorrow on the. Princess rso- phia.
 A large and varied shipment of fur niture. purchased by Mr. ODonnell while in the States, arrived in Juneau Saturday, and will be placed on sale at the company's store here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
ARMY COST HIGH
 IN UNITED STATES

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-The National Security League figures that 1t cost the United States S1OOO,OOOOOO in 10 years to maintain an army of 9O,OOO, while for s65.OOO.OOO Switzerland has had for 10 years @ citizen army of 5OO,0OO always ready if needed Our 1918-14 army cost of S1780OO,OOO has equalled that of Germany before the imperial army act of 1913 in prepar- ation for the present war. Our naval cost of nearly S14O,OOO,OOO was sec only to that of Great Britain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
t4o ExcURsIoNIsTs ARE
 ABOARD THE SPOKANE

SEATTLE, Aug. g. Excursionists from many States. especially New York and Massachusetts, to the num- Der of 14O are aboard the steamship Spokane. which sailed North Sunday night Passengers for Juneau include Mrs. Casper G. Bacon, Miss Edith Jansen, Miss Ina Priest. Mir and Mrs. W. L. Martin and G. Maza.
 On the Jefferson.
 The steamship Jefferson sails North lat o'clock tonight with about 12O frst-cabin passengers. Passengers for Juneau will include H. R. Plate, a mining engineer R. G. Fryar, E. J. Teller, E. Neslurd. Thomas and Ida Geigar. A. S. sawn, Emily Geiger. and Miss E. o'Keefe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
wYomlNe's GOVERNOR
 IS VERY MODEST

SAN DIEGO. Aug. o. Unheralded by letter or telegram Gov. John B. Hendrick of Wyoming arrived here and said when found by President G. A. Davidson, of the Panama-Pacific Exposition that he had enjoyed the novelty of seeing an exposition incog- nito. Gov. Kendrick is the first of the many governors who have visited the exposition who was not received in pomp and splendor and ceremony fitting to the rank of states execu- eive.
 Gov. Kendrlck was elected governor last year and is a Democrat.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
GERMANS PUSH ON,
 PURSUING RUSSIANS

LONDON, Aug. 9.-with the fate of the Russian armies still in doubt, the Germans continue to menace the retreat of the Grand Dukes forces from Warsaw. The Teutonic allies have occupied Praga, a suburb east of Warsaw, on the vistula river. and have crossed both the vistula and the Bug rivers, in furtherance of Von Hin denburg's plan for the complete de- struction of the Cars army.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
HILL TO HEAD
 COMMISSION TO
 ELIMINATE TARIFF

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-James J. Hill has agreed to take the chairmanship of the advisory committee of 30 mem- bers of the Tariff Commission League now in the process of organization, and which will be the medium through which the fight will be made to arouse the business world, the la bor world aud the agricultural world Go take the tariff out of politics and put it on a business basis.
 Hil is a low tariff advocate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
HuMaoLpr aoEs sourA-

The steamship Humboldt. Captain Baughman. steamed south at a late hour last night Among the passen- gers for Seattle were Miss Gladys Moody Mrs. c. R. Rhodes. J. H. Cam. O. r Crosby. Miss Ola Dake. Miss Rose Rhodes. Paul Friedman. Oscar SoderQuist Miss Elsie Houges. F. L Nuckles. Wm. Wiener Miss Min nie Clifton. Miss Marguerite Lewis. IA Cloutier Miss Elsie Morse and Harry Linn
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
STOLE CLOTHING;
 HELD TO GRAND JURY

A warrant was issued this morning for tho arrest of John Thomas. who confessed to stealing a suit of clothes from T. F. Mathison who lives at Bergman Cabin No. n. Thomas was given a hearing this afternoon on the charge of larceny from a dwelling and plead guilty. He win be held to the grand jury.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
RUMOR
 WAS A CANARD

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-That the ru- nor of David Lloyd-George's death was a canard. presumably inspired to affect the New York stock markets, is now certain.
 The story" was published here Sat urday as 1t was received-as rumor.
 The brief message was received, ac- cording to the United Press, by New York brokers. in private cablegrams from London.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
Hav Aoslnst BIo Inersaee.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2. - Chairman James Hay in the House Committee on military affairs has advised New York World that he is opposed to a great increase in the army and inti- mates that he will block the Presi- dents plan of strengthening the ser vice if it proposes a comprehensive
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
NEW MUNlTioN FACTORIES
 ARE BEING ERECTED

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Aug. 9.-The Westinghouse Electric and Manufac- turing Company will build four build ings for the manufacture of war mu- nitions at East Springfield at cost Of s25O.0OO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
BIG SUITS FILED
 AGAINST WESTERN PACIFIC

NEW YORK, Aug. g. The New York Trust Company, as trustee un- der adjustment mortagage of the Den yer & Rio Grande has begun two suits in the New York supreme court against the Western Pacific The first is for S14O9O.O95 and the second for S4,S74,0OO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
TURKISH SHIP IS
 SENT TO BOTTOM

CONsTANTINoPLE. Aug. g. It was officially announced that the Turkish warship Kheyn el Din Bar barassa, of 10000 tons, which form erly avs the German ship Frederick William Kurfurst, has been sunk by submarine of the allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
COMMISSION MEETs.

SEATTLE. Aug. o. The members of the Federal Trade Commission ar- rived here Sunday. They will hold meetings here with business men to hear suggestions by which they can promote American commerce. The first session was held this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
aeEoReIAN9 REpAIREO.

CAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-The Am. erican-Hawaiian liner Georgian, which struck Duxbury Reef during a fog on Aug 2, will proceed to Seattle tomor- row, repairs having been made here.
 The Georgian was pulled from the reef by the coast guard cut ter Unal- oa
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
TURKS AGAIN HAVE
 LOTS OF AMMUNITION

GENEVA, Aug. 9.-A Constantinople dispatch claims that Turkey has over come it's ammunition shortage and has plants making several thousand shells a day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09

The Rev. George D. Howard and Mrs. Howard of Sitka, arrived here this morning, on their way to Boston. They will spend three months on va- cation. Rev. Howard will attend the Grand Army reunion in Washington, D. c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
HAD A cLooE GALL;
 IS FINED FIFTEEN

John Echberg was this morning fined $15 by Police Judge Petit, for drunkenness. Eschberg was rescued from almost certain death by drown ing by the police last night He was found clinging to the edge of the planking between two houses in Will ioughby avenue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
cARRANzA INCREASES
 MExico's NATIONAL DEBT

VERA CRUZ, Aug. 9-General Car ranza has authorized the increase of the national debt Of Mexico by 5OO0O- GOO pesos. The notes will replace the money now in circulation. the total amount of which is 250.O00.000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
TENDER 4FERNo LEAVES.

The lighthouse tender Fern left today for Chatham Straits. She has been here several days, while II. c. Nugent, a Seattle mechanic, made re. pairs to her hoisting apparatus.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
ALLIES HAVE LOST
 HEAVIER AT SEA

LONDON. Aug. 9.-The total loss of the belligerents in naval ships of all classes to date has been 155. Ger many has lost 56 ships, England, 54; Turkey, 1s; France. 12; Austria. 2; Russia G.; Italy, 4; and Japan three.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
IRON AND STEEL
 PRICES MAY ADVANCE

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 29.-The fear is expressed that the price of steel and iron will be advanced immoder- ately For the first time in the his tory of the steel trade export orders are bringing from $1 to S2 per ton greater returns than domestic orders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
PoRTLAND eIRL pRowNs.

GERHART, Ore. Aug. 9.-Miss Margaret. aged 16 years, daughter of Harrison c. Platt of Portland, was drowned while bathing in the surf here yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
SISTERS COME FROM DAWSON

SISTERS COME FROM DAWSON.
 Among the passengers on the Hum boldt last night were Sister Mary Philip. and Sister Mary Rochelle Of Dawson who are on their way to Montreal. They arc escorting two girls from Dawson who intend to en Ger school in Montreal
 Sister Mary Corona. a nurse, came down last night also from Dawson and win remain with St. Ann's hospital in Juneau through the writer
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
CONGRESS FOR PEACE

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-A canvass of Congress on the last United States note shows SS senators and represen- tatives against war; 10 for war; 16 for arbitration, and 34 against arbitra- tion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
rAE GERMAN LossEs.

LONDON. Aug. s.-German losses in killed, wounded and missing, to date are 2,17S,6SS, according to dis patch from the Berne correspondent of the Post today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
.ENLlsTMENTs IMPAIR
 PosToFFIcE SERVICE

LONDON. Aug. 9.-over s6,OOO Brit ish postoffice employees have enlist ed since the beginning of the war. The efficiency of the service has been ma terially impaired.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
DIAMOND BUSINESS
 DESTROYED BY WAR

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-A London special says the diamond production has practically ceased. The mines in South Africa are closed down, and the staffs are disbanded.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
eAsTLANo TOOK 200
MEMeERs OF PARIS

MEMBERS OF PARISH The Rev. Father James R. Ryan. of St Nlator. Chicago. whose parish lost over two hunderd members in the tasl'and disaster was round-trip passenger on the steamship Hum boldt
 Father Ryan performed the funeral rites over his dead and made the Western trip to get away from the scenes of sorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
YAK FOR ALASKA.

z Washington Aug 9. The s government is contemplating q breeding the yak with Gallo e way cattle, in Alaska. This g was recommended by Prof c. g. c. Georgeson, in charge of the g. government experiment sta g. tions in Alaska, and has just
 s been renewed.
 s The government believes, as % Prof. Georgeson has recom- .s mended. that the cross between g a yak and a Galloway would 2. produce an animal hardy
 s enough to withstand the rigors .s of the coldest weather in Alas < lsa. and would become valuable
 s in the development of that
 e country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
INAkEEvER ON
 WAY NORTH TO
 INSPECT MINE

SEATTLE. Aug. 9.-sanford Ma. keever. a New York fnancier, Cas- per Bacon of Boston, member of the firm of J. P. Morgan & Company, and E. D. Dennison and E. w. Lombard. representing Indiana, Ohio and Mas sachusetts capitalists. have sailed for Juneau. They will witness the first results of the driving of a tunnel to tap the ore-body on the Alaska Gold Belt property. in Sheep Creek Basin. in which they are interested.
 A. B. Dodd. manager of the Alaska Gold Belt and D. c. Bard, of Butte. the company's geologist. will meet the party on its arrival here. Although the Makeever party is expected Thursday on the steamship Spokane. on wh.ch they had booked passage to Juneau, it may be possible that the members of the party are coming here on the yacht Hunt. owned by P. W. Borden, son of the millionaire con- densed milk manufacturer, who also is Interested in the Alaska Gold Belt.
 Mr. Dodd said this afternoon he ex- pected them on the Spokane.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
 CHUGACH
 RESERVE

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 9.-SiS mil lion acres of land formerly embraced in the Chugach National Forest Re serve. Alaska. has been restored to general homestead entry by order of President Woodrow Wilson. accord ing to a bulletin issued here today by the Forest Service.
 Coming on the heels Of Chief For ester Graves statement published by The Empire last week. that he would vigorously fight any attempt to aban- don the Chugach or Tongass reserves. the above news dispatch created con- siderable surprise in official circles here this afternoon.
 lt win be remembered that in his last two annual reports. Gov. p. F. A. strong urgently recommended that Che Chugach forest reserve be abol- ished. but as yet he has received no official notification that this has been done.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
LIVERPOOL IS BIG
 COTTON SToREHoUsE

LIVERPOOL, Aug. e. Liverpool has become a cotton storehouse with 1.626,26O bales, valued at S1OO.OOO0oO the greater portion of 1t American, now stored there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
LOVE OVERTURNED
 sALEsLADY SUICIDES

SEATTLE. Aug. 9. - Mrs. Ruth E. Scott a saleswoman employed in the Frederick & Nelson department store, drowned herself in Lake Washington yesterday. She left a note saying that she did not care to live without the love of a Seattle physician. whom. she said did not care for her.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
IuneE MArrlsoN nEAn

TACOMA, Aug. 9.-Tormer Police Judge Thomas Mattison died here yesterday He was one of the pioneer residents Of Tacoma.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
GERMANS WORK IN
 AMMUNITION FACTORY

BOSTON, Aug. 9-Despite the Kai- ser's threat that 600 Germans making munitions of war at Bridgeport, Conn. are remaining at work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
sTorEssuRe IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Aug. g. D. T. States burg, member of J. F. Morgan's Phil adelphia firm, is a visitor in Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
BORDEN VISITS CANADIANS.

LONDON, Aug. s.--Premier Borden of Canada returned today from weeks visit to the Canadian troops in the Western trenches.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
Raising Eastland.

CHICAGO. Aug. g. - Work toward raising the Eastland was begun to- day
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
IT WAS NoAHml

g Philadelphia. Aug. 9.-Adam 2 and Eve are finally exonerated. f Noah was the culprit who
 e brought about the fall of man. 2 according to a translation of $ tablet now in the museum of
 s the University of Pennsylvan- & ia The inscription is thou- s saand years older than Gene. g sis. and was made before the e days of Abraham, according to < the translator Dr. Steven Lang.
 E don, of Oxford University, Eng.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-09
G. E. LopER DEAD

ROCHESTER,. Aug. 9.-George F. Lod r. known as the father of the My stic Shrine. died here today.
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