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The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
THIS CHAMPION
is CHALLENGER

A champion, holding the title In
his class by right Of conquest. has
sprung q novel one for the Look
by hurting a challenge Mt the man
from whom ne wrested the honors.
The champ In the case Is Johnny
kid Williams and the ex-title-hold-
or 10 Johnny Coulon. for several
years monarch OF all ne surveyed
among the bantam weights.
Coulon recently let II be known
that he was considering e return
nier In the boxing game and i'm
nediately upon the arrival Of the
news In Baltimore Williams man.
ager. Sam Harris. ausied himself
with pen and ink. firing the afore-
mentioned def at the big little man
OF Logan Square.
Replying 10 Ile query from the
MARYLAND metropolis. Coulon IN.
formed Harris that he would giad.y
accept date with the fghting
psnc for Labor day. or some other
cate In the fall. the distance to be
either ten or 10 rounds. Under no
condition, however. will Coulon con
sent TO Williams scaling heavier
than ils pounds at the ringside. the
scaling point at which these boys
boxed when Williams COPIED the
championship. Coulon mas received
close To 40 offers of matches during
the hast two months.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
EAST SIDE-BOOK C

~ On the east side Of Fischer
avenue, in front Of or adjoin-
ing such. lots or parts Of lots
numbered 12s. l2s. between
Warren avenue and Forest
avenue. J. II, and =. X. H9s:-
- On ON the '' west 9. ps side OF Fi:cSsr
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
such lot or part of lot number
ed l32, between Mack avenue
and sylvester street; smelly
s ;Ss, s n.ye 81 p 'Hod l.s Iy,n %
north OF Mack avenue.
10 On the South side OF Gratiot
avenue. In front OF or adtoining
such lot or parts Of lot num-
bered i..l?, between irsa un
s svs' o. that snr psrt Of the Cook
farm p. Cs. iSs. ls5 and $50
between Forest and Gratsot
~ On the south side OF cratict
avenue. in front of or adjoining
bsred 10, between Baldwin ave-
nue. and Seyburn avenue. Pot.
tsr's sub. Of . part Of p. c. $40
3. OF 0ratiot avenue.
80 On the South aide Of Gratiot
avenue. In front or sd1oin,ms
nue. and r. ID. Boulevard. sub.
OF the Eastern part OF p. G,
No. s7s. between Mack ana
0ratiot Roads.
's) on the North side Of Gratiot
avenue, In front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots num-
bcred o. l.. between Helen ave-
nue. and r. Cd. Boulevard, p.
g 676 w. Of and adjoining
Grand Boulevard and N. OF
Gratiot avenue.
~ On the South side OF Gratot
Ing such lot or parts OF lot
numbered West, between
Helen avenue. and r.. Cd.
Boulevard. Daniel Osgood Est.
cub. Of part OF r. G. s7s. by
Commissioners In Partition.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

Yesterday Nesults.
Richmond. 4; Providence, 4.
Toronto. 3: Montreal. 3.
Only games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
STANDINGS
American League.

Yesterday Results.
First game
x YORK "a 40 q - =
Phn'dei. 2oo o % o o. 40 3
Batteris and Sweeney,
CroweIl and Lapp. Uinpires-Hilde-
brand ana OLoughlin.
second game
Innings; "a ss7ss 2 y 7
F FSl,.d yprk g ! SSSfosif--'ssiiss ?
Patteries--Warhop and Nunamak-
err: Haas and Lapp. Umpires--Hilde-
brand and OLouEhlin.
-h Inn.ns. / 3 c-ksss 3
Cleveland 4 q o o 0 0 o q o. 8 3
Batterias--Cicottc and Schalk; Ha-
german. Bowman and f.gan- EMPIRES
Wallace and Connolly.
Second game
ch Irninsa' issSSf So = Is 3
Cleveland % o o 0 1 o o. 5
BAtteries--klepfer and Schalk
Bowman. Coumbs, Walker and
0'NeiI Umpires--Connolly and Wal
lace.
Boston O q 0 o q Q % :
Wash'ton % q o o I 2 . -
Batteries--Mayr and Thomas: John
son and Ainsmith. Umpires-Nallin
and Dineen.
rsAay's Games.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

George Wii.ne mas drawn his re.
lease "a manager OF the Jersey City
club In the International league.
Failed TO make good.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
National League.
Yesterday. Re-mIt..

Yesterday Re~mJts.
Innings 12sf5e7ss 1Ol1 RH r
philadeL .ioo0o00o0 Ia
n. York. o0oe0oI0 0-1
Observation-Disclosures. Moyer and
KiIlifer; Tesreau, perritt, Meyers and
smith Cmpires-Rigler and Hart.
B,ookiSn g SsSS "a :! 3
Batteries--Dell and McCarty: Ra-
gan and Gowdy. Umpires-Byron and
Eason. t
r,, ,nTnss ddsS;ss5ss FH
Cincinnati o q 90 o I 1 o.
Batteries--Harmon and Gibson:
Benton, Lear and Wingo. umpires--
Klein and Emslie.
Innings. I s7ss r H r.
Chicago 20 0 Q 5 0 o .-5li 0
Batteries--Sallee. Griner and Sny-
der: Vaughn and Archer. Cmpires-
Quigler and Ortiz.
T0day's Cameo.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Phillies at New York.
st. Louis at Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

Yesterday Neealts.
Cleveland. 6: indianapolis. 1.
Louisville. II; Columbus. :.
Minneapolis. s.: Milwaukee. 4.
81. Paul, 8; Kansas City. 8.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

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The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

q. sacrifice hits--cobb. Burns. Pratt.
stolen bases--Crswford, veach, Bush.
shotten, Austin. e Walker. Lsvan,
n 'sSws!' on howderm linz in is in.
ninHs, on Koob. % In 1-3 inning. ~
bat--Against James 20. Lowderm!tk
4. Koch g. Two base hits--Crnwford
Stesn liz Walker .. Lesry I. shot-
ten. Jamea); by lanes 4 lSteen
Stanase, Cobb, Bases on balls-OR
james 1 tBush .. veach). Double
On bases~Dctroit S, III. Louis s. Wild
vitch--Koob. Tfme--c:O0. Umpires
---Evans and Chill. Attendance--?.s $50.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

STANDING.
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Above Below
WASHINCTON'S BIRTHDAY
 DANCE AT FLAT CITY

The boys of the Moose lodge entertain ment committee have been busy bunch during the past few days preparing for the big ball and banquet to be given next Monday night (Washington's birthday at the Moose hall in Flat City. This is an event that the friends of the order have been looking forward to with great interest in eager anticipation of jolly evening of feasting and dancing. Ample arrangements have been made to take good care of all visitors, and as this will probably be the last big social gathering by the lodge under the management of the present capable entertainment committee, the members
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MORE MISFORTUNE FOR MAX

Particulars of serious loss recently sus- tained by Max Simel at Cripple were brought to town this week by Sam Adams Through the theft by someone unknown, MT. Simel is out s2,5O0 in gold dust.
 The dust was concealed under the bed in the Simel residence. Mir. and Mrs. Simel and daughter Ida had Christmas dinner and spent the evening at neighbor's, and when they returned home the gold was gone. If there is any clue or any suspicion as to who the guilty party may be, the public has not been made aware of it.
 MT. Simel has offered $500 reward for the recovery of the gold.-Ruby Record Citizen.
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lDITAROD WINTER WEATHER

The weather during the past week has been the most severe of the winter. In fact, it has been the first time during the winter when zero weather has prevailed for more than day or two at time, The weather has been bright and clear, and the extreme cold therefore caused little discomfort. The temperatures recorded below possibly do not show the minimum reached as only one reading day is taken. Other instruments are said to have recorded as low as 46 de grees below zero.
 Observations taken at the Budweiser, corner of First and Richmond streets, at 6 \. m. each day:
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JUDGE APPOINTS NEW
 COURT STENOGRAPHER

Ed Walcott of Fairbanks who is now on the Outside, was recently appointed to the position of official court stenographer by Judge Bunnell of the Fourth division The position during the past four years has been hlled by Walter Rowson.
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PREPAREDNESS. FOR WAR
 DISCUSSED AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-That Ameri- can sea coast Notifications are perfectly ade quate to meet any emergency, and that they are even superior to those of European na- tions, was the statement of Secretary of War Garrison to the house committee on appropriations today.
 The officials of the navy and state de partments are conferring on the question of assigning warships to convoy American mer- chantment through the war zone.
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WATERFRONT" BROWN
 ASSAULTED BY CATELEY

An old feud of years standing between Waterfront Brown and Martin Gateley, widely-known residents of Fairbanks, broke out in new place few weeks ago, when the latter "clotted' Brown on the head with piece of gaspipe. Martin was ar rested and is now under bonds to await the action of the grand jury.
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SOCIAL DANCE TONIGHT

The entertainment committee of Camp Iditarod, A. B., announces that there will be an informal dance at the hall tonight, the admission to which is put at $50. In the past these informal affairs have been most enjoyable, and the dance tonight will no doubt be well patronized. The music will be good and the opportunity for few hours entertainment should be taken ad- vantage of.
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SUSPECTED OF COMPLICITY
 IN LOS ANGELES HORROR

NEW YORK, Feb 14.-Matthew Schmidt was arrested here today as fugitive from justice. He is charged with compicity in the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building a few years ago, in which more than score of persons lost their lives, and for which crime the McNamara brothers are now serving penitentiary sentences.
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NATIONAL BANK AT SEWARD

WASHINGTON, Feb 18-A charter has been granted for the National Bank of Alaska, at Seward. The charter was sp- piled for by J. H Sears who is identified with the Hartman National Bank of New York, and the new bank will be financed by that institution.
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WANTS UNCLE SAMUEL
 TO GUARD HIGHWAYS

OTTAWA, Feb. l7-The Canadian gov ernment has asked the United States to place guards on the highways and railroads leading into Canada, on account of the nu merous attempts at destruction of property that have taken place on and near the bor- der recently.
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SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
 BOOSTING FOR ALASKA

CHICAGO, Feb 17.-Secretary of the h. terior Lane, en route to San Francisco to represent President Wilson at the opening of the Panama Pacific exposition, arrived in this city today. In 8 newspaper inter view he took occ asion to speak in glowing terms of the prospects for future develop ment in Alaska
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LONDON, Feb 7-At the stroke of midnight to- night the waters surrounding the coasts of the United Kingdom will become under German blockade Neutral ships must have their and nationality painted on their sides if they hope to escape being sunk
 Commencement of Blockade Finds Britain Confident LONDON, Feb l8-A driving rain IS sweeping all Brit sh ha1bors today the date set by Germany for the mencement of the blockade of the British ses Supreme confidence in the British navy everywhere expressed Private advices state that hundred German submarines are available for blockade service.
 Kaiser Give. Blockaders Send-Of AMSTERDAM Feb. l5.-Kaiser Wilhelm present to extend greetings the officers and of the German submarines they steamed to from Cuxhaven on her attempt to starve Eng by of the blockade which commenced on the 18th.
 Term, on Which Order Will Be Reseinded WASHINGTON Feb l5.-The German ambassador to- day announced to the state department that his govern nent would consider resembling the orders to attack Brit sh merchantmen if Great Britain will withdraw her ef forts to prevent foodstufs from going to Germany.
 First Fruit, of Submarine Blockade DIEPPE Feb ls-The French Dnorah from Havre for Dunk struck by German submarine without warning but not sunk She was lowed here, badly damgaed
 British and French Ready
 LONDON Feb 16Wnon Churchill first lord of the admiralty which he nfes that the British and French all ready to resist the blockade of the British isles
 Zeppelins on the Lookout
 LONDON Feb l9Zeppns reported be active the North watching for food-aden craft.
 Many the unable the channel account of cancelled ssiing.
 Travel Between England and Continent Suspended WASHINGTON 19Adyices received here that all England Europe has been suspended by the a mray conditions by the German blockade
 Those Who Brave the Blockade Must Perish 19The effects of the blockade will be noticed for fifteen days possibly The German that whoever the expect to perish.
 Reiterates Warning to Neutrals BERLIN 1.-The government stands pat" the and the neutral ships Newspapers here appeal Germans not to insult people speaking English the streets they might be Americans.
 Further Threats Made
 WASHINGTON Feb 6-Gemany has transmitted note to the department stating that she willing the blockade Eng land will allow fooduH Germany unmoested The has England for the British reply Unless the German posa agreed stated that the around the British isles will be with
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FLOODS AND EARTHQUAKES
 IN STRICKEN ITALY

ROME, Feb 15.-Everywhere through out the kingdom streams are out of their banks and floods are prevalent because of the recent heavy rains
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Embaroo on Munition, of War

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-An embargo has been placed by the United States gov ernment upon the exportation of arms to the bellgerents engaged in the European war The exportation of such articles will constitute an unneutral act, says President Wilson. The embargo was placed ct the request of a committee of women.
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TURKEY AND GREECE
 ON VERGE OF POSSIBILITIES

ATHENS, Feb. l7.--The relations of Greece and Turkey are strained because of the retirement of the Greek ambassador at Constantinople on account of his fear of personal injury.
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KING OF MONTENEGRO
 OBJECT OF AIR ATTACKS

CETTINJE, Feb. l5-The Austrian fleet is bombarding Antvari Members of the royal family of Montenegro were subjected to machine gun fire from an Austrian aero plane yesterday at their palace in Rieca.
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VESSELS DUE IN WAR ZONE

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Twenty-seven vessels recently departed from this port and are due in the German war zone after the l7th Considerable anxiety is displayed as to their safety
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POLISH PATRIOTS DREAM
 MAY YET BE REALIZED

PETROGRAD Feb l4,-It is understood here that Germany and Austria have de- clared the independence of Poland, opef- ative tomorrow when it is planned to hold convention at Cracow for the purpose of choosing 8 king
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SWISS DEMAND APOLOGY

BERNIE, Feb. l7-The Swiss government has demanded an apology from the kaiser because of the flight of German aeroplanes over Swiss territory.
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COMBINATION OF DISASTERS

TUTUILA, Samoa, Feb. 13-A hurri- cane, accompanied by tidal wave and earthquake, has devastated the Manua islands, in the Samoan group, and the dam age to property has been great.
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Xillat Troops Successful

FL PASO, Tex, Feb. l4.-It is reported here that Villas troops have captured Guad- alajara, which was evacuated by Carranza's forces
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Intimations of Scandal

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16-An investi- gating committee of five senators has been appointed to inquire into the reported ship ping trust lobby against the shipping bill, and also the activity of several administra ton officials in the purchasing of interned vessels
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WON'T ENACT
 MANY LAWS

SEATTLE. Feb. l6.-James E. Daly of Nome, representative-elecs in the Alaska territorial legislature, who recently arrived here. states that correspondence with other members of that body jush6es the prediction that an eight-hour bill and a workmen's compensation measure will be the principal work of the session.
 Mir. Daly believes that little legislation will be enacted at the
 oming session, the majority of he members believing that too ht- tie law is a great deal better than too much.
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Spain Aroused

MADRID, Feb. 13.-The expulsion of Spanish Minister Caro from Mexico has aroused indignation in Spain.
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FOOD SCARCE
 IN GERMANY

COPENHAGEN, Feb. l8.-The food shortage in Germany IS being concealed from the people. The government intends ordering five million Germans possessing inde- pendent incomes. and also those not eligible for military service, to leave Germany until the war IS over, in order to restrict food con- sumption.
 Increased Cost of Necessities in Berlin
 ROME, Feb. 14-The price of meat has been douhed and the cost of bread has reached 1872 cents per pound in Austria. In Berlin the price of beer has been ad- vanced.
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SENSATIONAL REPORT

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 17.-It is reported that the German steamship Holga is due here, having on board the crews of many British steamships sent tn the bottom by an unknown German warship.
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Carranza Say, He 1. 1t

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-Advices from Mexico City are to the effect that General Carranza has notified the powers that they must deal with him in diplomatic matters affecting Mexico.
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GREAT FRENCH ACTRESS
 SUFFERS LOSS OF LIMB

BORDEAUX, Feb. 17.-Sarah Bernhardt, the ar1;nont actress underwent sn orera sion for the amputation of leg on Monday last
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RUSSIAN DUNlA ADJOURNS

PETROGRAD, Feb. 1.-The sitting of the duma has been suspended. It is ex- pected that it will be reconvened later in the year.
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shis pu,eha,ins Bill Passed

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-By vote of 215 to 12l, the government ship-purchasng bill passed the house today.
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AT THE CAPITAL
Counsel for Enqineerins Commission

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6,-George Ru- blee has been appointed counsel for the Alaska engineering commission to examine titles which may be affected in the trans fer of railroads in Alaska offered for sale to the government.
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JAPANESE OBJECT TO
 FIGHTING WITH JAWBOkE

TOXIC, Feb. 14.-Four Germans and ono Englishman have been expelled from tho country on account of their indulgence iR war talk
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To Be Extradited

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15.-District At torney Woolwin left for New York today to arrange for the extradition of Schmidt, the alleged dsnanaiter.
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CANADIAN NFEhSES

VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. 1.-The harboS of Esqumalt the naval base of Great Bnt- ain on the North Pacific, has been mined, as also have other harbors in this province.
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Spain Wants to Put an End to It

MADRID, Feb. 14.-The Spanish govern ment has asked the powers to join with it it putting an end to the reign of anarchy in Mexico
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PROHIBITS SALE OF ABSENTEE

PARIS, Feb. 15.-The chamber of depu- ties ha. adopted bill prohibiting the sale of absinthe.
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TROOPS FROM VICTORIA

VICTORIA, B. G. Feb, l6.-Eleven hun dred soldiers left here today for the war It is believed they are being dispatched to Egypt.
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TYPHUS ADDS TO HORRORS

PARIS, Feb. 17-Typhus fever has broken out among the Servian prisoners of wss.
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Germany. Reply to American Note

BERLIN Feb 7-The German reply protest against today reply couchd friendly but firmly maintains that the position of Germany well within her rights because Ehsahd gar Ire re- fused lift the embargo food after fourteen days notice had been
 The note purchasing supplies from America that absolutely contraband Engand's Reply
 WASHINGTON Feb 1s-The British reply to the American note protesting against the seizure of American ships and Fse goes an @ nt British nclned allow food to go through formerly belonging sold be employed in the Bremen trade, the note states Kaiser to Confer With Gerald LONDON learned here that the kaiser has invited Ambassador Gerald conference at his eastern headquarters American Note Displeasing
 BERLIN Feb l3Amercas note protesting against the WAT zone one the is made that the tone of the protest not pleasing
 French Officials Claim Germany Is in Despair
 PARIS Feb on the reply s of Germany the note M Germany Justi6es Her Action Germany will that their action justified account | of Engand's trying to starve out the German nation Dutch-English Commerce Halted
 BERLIN Feb el reported here that the Dutch h have sus shps hus' '' ''''''>''' "'D '''' ~ ~ '
 Italy Issues Protest
 PARIS Feb lsAdvces received here state that Italy has made For Benefit of Relief Fund
 LONDON Feb l4It believed that the of the steamship Whmina which was seized some days ago. will be sold M for the benefit
 British liners America bound being conveyed by destroyes out of the English channel. Turkey Sends Protest
 The Turkish has issued account of the sink the steamship Washington while flying the American flag few 1 days Believed to Have Been Torpedoed
 13The steamships Oroe and London trading vessels torpedod by submarines | weeks ago. both yet unreported.
 Not for Prize Court
 LONDON Feb lNo prize crew has been placed on board the steamship Wilheinins reported British Collier Sunk
 HAvRE 17-The c"ier lch has been torpedod of Dheve The escaped n boats Merchantmen Escorted by Destoyers
 YORK; British destroyers all the of allies them British ports Norwegian Ship Strikes Mine
 LIVERPOOL l9-The Norwegian Bedg
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Shippjnu Bill Ub

WASHINGTON, Feb 16.-The shipping bill is up in the house today under spe- cial rule limiting debate to six hours.
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PROHIBITION IN OREGON

SALEM Ore, Feb. l7.-A drastic prohi- bition law ~~ passed by the senate today. It has already passed the house.
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No Extra Session, Says President

WASHINGTON, Feb 1s.-President Will son says that no extra session of congress will be called by him.
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Speaker Clark Poor r,

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-Speaker Clark says it is five to one shot that an extra session of congress will be called.
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More Earthauakes

ROME, Feb. l6.-Following in the wake of the disastrous floods, earthquake shocks are reported from various parts of Italy.
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lditarod Candidate Again loses Out

JUNEAU, Feb. 1.-The territorial can. wasting board, consisting of the governor, Surveyor General Davidson and the col lector of customs, has decided the contest for a seat in the legislature between Ches. ter K. Snow of Ruby and A. E. Asltby of Iditarod in favor of the former.
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Returns Irregular

Unalaska returns were stricken out by the board or the reason that the necessary sixty days notice of election was not gwen.
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Diplomats to Use Their Own Discretion
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-All foreign diplomats in Mexico have been instructed by their various governments to use their own discretion about leaving Mexico City.
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Assessment Work Blanks Ut Pioneer.
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thereof are determined that it will be, hummer
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Carranza Warned

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-Representa- tives of foreign governments in Mexico have warned Carranza that serious compli- cations will follow his interference with the diplomatic corps in Mexico.