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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07

PARIS, April 7.-ltaly and Serbia are about to conclude an agreement as to the Adrlatic control The negotia- tions are being conducted by tele. graphic correspondence. An agree ment has been practically reached on the following basis.
 Italy will not oppose serbia's occu- patton of the territory that will give her an outlet to the sea. on condition that this territory will not be fortl- fled.
 The question of Trieste and lstria has not yet been reached, but the AL lies have agreed to the recognition of the Italian character of these locali- ties.
 The present visit of T. Tioni. Ital. ian Ambassador in Paris, to Rome is in connection with these negotiations.
 Look for Italy in War.
 If this Italo.Serbian agreement is signed this week, as it is expected that it will be, the Rome correspond ent of the Excelsior says the entry of Italy into the European conflict may be considered as imminent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
MAY CUT AREA
 OF RESERVATIONS

WASHINGTON. April 7.-The mat ter of reducing che army and navy res ervations on Orca bay. Alaska. has been considered and the Navy Depart ment has announced that the officers of the next radio expedition to Alas ka will be charged with the duty of a naval examination of the reserya- tions and making recommendations for eliminations.
 An order has also been made by the War Department directing that Col J. B. Cayanangh, of the United States Army engineering corps. at Seattle look into the army reservations in Ai- aska and make recommendations for reducing their areas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
ALLIES START OFFENSIVE W0VENLEN INFRANCE
FIGHT OF WAR IS ON
 IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON April "A battle in which 10000 troops are engaged and which it is believed will be the deciding action of the war in Mexico between the forces of Gen. Villa and Gen. Carranza is either in progress or impending near lrapuato in the State of Guanaiuato.
 The forces of both armies were nov ing together at the last accounts, and they should have come in contact to- day
 The forces engaged are SO large a part of the armies Of the two factions that is is believed that victory for one side or the other will be decisive.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07

Straight Tickets Feature
 The total vote was 107e- The total registration was l272. and with fine weather on the program. the election drew out good vote.
 A feature of the election was the large number Of straight tickets voted. The old Council Ticket was given 4S4 of the straight votes. while 2S5 supporters Of the New Council ticket voted without scratching. There were 300 split bal lots. Fifty Socialists voted their tick ct. straight
 Seven ballots were thrown out for Irregularities. Six ballots were spoil ed in marking
 Polls Open at Nine
 The polls opened at g a. m. with skies clear. and by noon the waiting line past the judges table was almost continuous. By o'clock in the alter noon the vote reached 500. and at 6 o'clock there was another rush. The polls closed promptly at 2 o'clock and after dinner the election officials be- gan to count the ballots The straight tickets were segregated and counted in punches Of five. after the scratch ed~ tickets and the totals for school director had been recorded. By nine o'clock it seemed certain that the old city council had been reelected and Mr. winn's victory was certain. By 10 o'clock the full result was certain.
 The election officials were Lafe F. Spray. Ben Bullard. and A. Lund- strom. judges, and J. 4. McKanna and A. A. Gabbs. clerks. Few challenges were registered and the election was unmarred. The special police station ed at the polls had no call to duty and although the saloons kept open down town. very little disorder was reported
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
ITALY AND FURIOUS
 STREAMS BATTLES
 AGREEING 0N IN WEST

LONDON. April "A furious assault on German positions between the Mouse and Moselle rivers is being made by the French in a continua. ton of their new offensive movement. which is fast developing into gener- al conflict along the whole line in Northern France and Alsace and LOT. raine.
 Dispatches from Berlin say that the French have made many attacks. and that they have been repuIsed with ex' traordinarily heavy losses. The Ger man accounts say that some of the battlefelds are covered with the French dead
 The official statement from Paris gives few details of the engagements. although 1t is claimed that ground has been gained in some instances.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
NEW YORK TO LEND
 ARGENTINE -s25.OOo.ooo MORE

NEW YORK. April :. New York bankers are discussing loan to Ar. gentina. The amount will probably be about $25.OOO.OOO. Argentina has about $5O.OOO0OO of maturities this year. mainly in London The National City Bank and associates are expect ed to head whatever syndicate may be formed to finance Argentina.
 Argentina Wants More.
 It is reported by cable from Bnenos Ayres that the Argentina government is negotiating a loan of Sl25.0OO,OOo to be used in part for public works
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
BoER GENERAL SAYS
 GERMANS WILL WIN

NEW YORK. April 7.-Germany all ready has 16O submarines and is work ing a force of 10000 men night and day to build more. according to Brig Gen. Samuel Pearson. who has arrived from Europe
 Brig-Gen. Pearson, who was guar termaster general in the Boer army. comes direct from Germany, and says q believe Germany will win this war with her submarines. When she gets her great fleet in operation in British and French waters, Germany will be able to starye England and France in- to submission"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
PRESIDENT CONSIDERING
 ORIENTAL QUESTION

NEW YORK, April GA Washing ton special to the New York World says that President Woodrow Wilson's attention has been centered upon Far Eastern problems and Administration views with grave concern Japan's ac- tivity in Peking 1t has been advised Chinese sovereignity is being jeop. araized while the European war is on and that the Chinese people look to America to save them. It is believed that cautious inquiry will be made by the American embassador at Lon don to ascertain how far Great Bri' tain intends to back her ally China is said to expect little help from Eng land. The Japanese premier's policy is said to be to have England lend gold to China and that the Japanese will police the country, thus guaran' teeing payment of the money but meaning the end of the "open door policy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
MAY
 COMMAND AT WARSAW

ANTWERP. April 7.-Reports are again received here that Gen. Paul Pau of the French army has taken command of the Russian troops in the district of Warsaw. Other French off, ~ers have been sent to assist the Rus sians. and England also is preparing to send number. according to re- ports received at German headquar- ters here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
CITIZENS, TICKET WINS AT
 SKAGWAY.

sKAGwAY. April 7.-The full citi- zens' ticket was elected at yestcrday's y's quiet election. as follows:
 Councilmen-James Kennedy. w. B. Batson. A. C. Blanchard w. R. HI. lery. Howard Ashley O. Selmer and x. O. Hardy
 School Director-victor l. Hahn.
 Howard Ashley will be Mayor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
ALAS K A ELECTION
 RESULTS

Municipal elections were held in nearly all of Che incorporated towns of Alaska yesterday While many of them were hotly contested all of them passed or quietly and good naturedly-
 Returns from most of the elections were received by The Empire today the details appearing below:
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
LAND TROOPS NOW ON
 eALLlpOLI PENINSULA

LONDON. April 7-Athens despatch to the Express says military forces occupy Gallipoli peninsula and will co-operate with the fleet in the Dar. danelles operations. The censor per mitted transmission of this despatch. but the government press bureau says no confirmation has been received.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
DELEGATE TO
 SPEAK TONIGHT

Judge James wickersham. Alaska's representative in Congress. will speak tonight. in Jaxon's rink. on State hood" The Delegate also will discuss other current questions.
 The meeting win be called to order at 8 o'clock Members of the legisla- ture will be present. and a large crowd Of private citizens will be on hand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
QUIET AT HAYNES.

HAYNES. April 7-The election here yesterday was quiet The vote for councImen follows. the first seven Joe. ing successful:
 James Fay n. Harry Higgins 6S, R. M. Odell 5S. Timothy Creedon 5T G. C. Delhaven 50. w. B. Stout IS. Jas. McQuinn A. A. J. Dennerline 3S. J. Fl. ChiseI 37. B. E. Benson 3S, Jesse Jensen 4S.
 For school board-A. s. Mclean 69, Mrs. C. Tompldns 24. S. j. Weitzman 6. Mclean was elected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
REPUBLICANS CARRY
 CHICAGO ELECTION

CHICAGO. April 7-WilIiam Hale Thompson Republican. was elected Mayor of Chicago yesterday by Dlur- ality of 14O,OOO over Robert NJ. Sweit- ger. Democrat Thompson carried the whole Republican municipal ticket to success with him.
 The result was brought about by the Harrison faction of the Democrat ic party supporting the Republican ticket.
 At the recent primary election more than S0O.OOO votes were cast in the Democratic primaries, which was more chan GO per cent of the total votes of the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
WlTHDRAws HONOR
 FROM GERMAN DEFENDER

LONDON. April 7-Because of his defense Of Germany. the name Of Sven Hedin. Scandinavian explorer. has been stricken from the list of hon orary members of the Royal Geogra- phical- Society.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
EMPEROR MOVES PERSONAL
 PROPERTY FROM ALsAcE

LONDON. April 7-The German cm- peror has ordered the removal to Fer lin of valuable paintings and tapes tries from his mountain castle at Ko- enigsberg on Alsatian side Of VosgeS mountains. Recently French ayiasors flew over Che place, which formerly be. longed to king of France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
REPORT THAT
 CONDITIONS ARE GOOD

PARIS. April 7.-The President of 70 chambers of commerce meeting in Paris report that trade is gradually in- creasing and certain districts unusual ly prosperous, some manufacturing war supplies and others making goods formerly imported from Germany
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
GERMANY TO RAID
 ENGLAND ONCE MORE

AMSTERDAM. April [ Germany will launch her aerial attack against England within two weeks. according to travellers from Berlin. They say a great fleet Of zeppelins and aero planes is concentrated at Brussels and Cologne.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
0LD CITY COUNCIL
 NENAMED

Unmistakable approval of the rec ord of achievements made by the members of last years city council. was voiced by the citizens of Juneau yesterday. at the annual election. The entire old council ticket was re-elect- ed by average pluralties of 200. Not one Of the candidates for reelection were in danger of defeat. Grover C. Winu. a Juneau product. defeated Her man T. Tripp. who was up for re-eiec- tion as school director. MT. Vim made @ splendid race. polling 545 votes to Ssi for Mir. Tripp and 50 for Grafton Coleman. Socialist
 The New Council" Ticket. general. ly referred to as former Mayor Emery Valentines ticket. conceded the cleo. ton Of the entire ticket opposing them as early as 9 o'clock last even evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
ltalY Preparea to strIke.

LONDON. April 7.--ltolian warships departed suddenly today from the Med iterranean naval station and contrat- ed at Augusta. Sicily, and at Taran- to. and are thus within striking dis tance of the Adriatic.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
Ask for Lees Bitterness.

COPENHAGEN. April '. - German federation of woodworkers expresses hope and belief in German victory but appeals for suppression Of vile and contemptble epithets" against foreign people
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
sLTNA Rg.gLEcTs oL0 TRusTEE.

SITKA. April The election here passed off very quietly with little in- terest or spirit exhibited. The old trustee and school board tickets were reelected. The total vote cast was ITS
 The vote follows;
 For Trustees-Rol. 127 Barron6 I27. Johnson. 130; Peterson. 30; Yil- son. 47: Hanlon. 45. The first three were elected.
 School Howard. 124 De Ar- mond. 134. Mills. 127. Ashball, 49; Hirst. IS; McGraw. 5S. The first three were elected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
REPORTED
 TO BE FOR PEACE

GENEVA. April [. It is reported from Vienna that Emperor Francis Jo- seph has had several interviews wltn the papal Nuncio. and it is reported that he is trying to persuade Emperor William. through the Vatican to ai- low Austria to conclude 9 separate peace with Russia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
KErcHlKAN HAS QUIET
 ELECTION.

KETCHIKAN. April 7- - The eiec- tion here passed or quietly The sue cessful candidates for city council men. with the votes they secured. fol- lows
 Heuneghan 272. Becgle 224. King 2S4. Chesney 214. Paup 200. Scholthan 1s6. Ryus 1so-
 Henneghan. Paup and Ryus are members of the old council.
 Mayor D. Smith Harris received 1S5 votes.
 For member of the school board George F. Rounsefell defeated B. l.. Myers by 2i votes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
mENoENHALL ELECTS
 COMPLETE SCHOOL BOARD

At an election held at the Menden- hall school house yesterday Tom Knudson was elected school director; P. J. Skuse. school clerk, and B. Dak kc. school treasurer. There were % votes boiled
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
china Looka to U. s.

NEW YORK. April G. The New York American says China looks for a war with Japan and military activity ig expected before May next in the effort to gain control of Southern Man churla and Shautung
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
LANE AGAIN SAYS
 IS COMING NORTH

WASHINGTON. April 7.-secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane an- nounced last night that he will make a trip to Alaska In July but he re- fused to state what parts of the Ter ritory he will visit
 It is generally accepted for granted that he will visit an of the coast towns, and efforts are being made to induce him to extend his visit to the interior
 Rcddeld Praises Congress.
 At an Alaska dinner given in honor of Secretary of Commerce William C.. Redneld. by Rear.Admiral Peary on the anniversary of the discovery of the North Pole the Secretary praised Congress for the work that 1t has done in making it possible to safeguard shipping on the Alaska coast.
 It was announced by Secretary of Commerce RedGeld that the Roose- welt, Peary's North Pole ship will sail from New York for Alaska soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
AUSTRIA CALLING
 OLD MEN TO THE FRONT

ROME. April 7.-Austria is summon ing to the colors all able-bodied men under 52. and those under 42 rejected as physically unfit are being recalled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
GERMAN REFUGEES
 ELY BEFORE RUSSIANS

KoENIGsBERG, Germany, April '. Great numbers Of East Prussian re- fugees are fleeing to this city. Six thousand are already here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
RUssIA coNrINues To WIN.

LONDON. April :. Dispatches from the eastern front say that Rus sian armies are continuing their sue cesses in Hungary and Poland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
GERMANY IS HARD
 PRESSED FOR COPPER

BOSTON, Mass. April ' Private letters from Berlin say children are paid rewards for destroying toys and giving copper they contain to authori- ties.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
AFTER BOAT FOR
 ALASKA SURVEYS

SEATTLE. April E. The United states Geodetic survey officers today opened bids for the charter of vessels with which to wire drag the Alaska coast Sixty Seattle vessels were of- fered for the purpose. The decision was not announced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07

Fred Hamburg, manager of the shoe department of the c. Goldstein store. returned last evening from a business trip to Seattle and Portland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
LIGHT VOTE AT wRANeELI

wRANGELL, April 7.-The election held here yesterday was very slow Only 5S votes were cast. There were eight. candidates for couucilmen.
 The new council consists of the fol- lowing named
 J. G. Grant, Tate, Patenand Sorset' sparIding. Bryant and Emery Matn' eson was elected to succeed pr. Dawes as clerk of the school board. and
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07

Walker Predicts Alaska Development.
 CHICAGO. April T. - George R. Walker. former United States district attorney. for the Third Alaska diyis- ion, speaking to the Ohio Society here last night, predicted wonderful and rapid Alaskan development with the building of Che Alask.- railroad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
FORMER LEADING ALASKA LAWYER
 SHOT IN OREGON

PORTLAND, Ore, April z. Will fam r. Hume. @ prominent Portland at' torney. and former practicing law yer at Nome, was shot and probably fatally wounded at noon today by S. 4. Constantine, an Italian. who fired three shots. one of which entered Hume's back.
 Constantinos grievance against Hume was because the latter defended A. M Brunswick, another attorney who was charged with having retained money belonging to the Italian
 William IT. Hume was at Juneau and Slyagway in the late sos for a time and went from Southeastern Alaska to Nome. where he practiced law. Senator O. P. Hubbard. who is now at- tending the Alaska Legislature, was a law partner of Hume at one time.
 Mir Hume left Alaska for Portland his former home, dozen years ago. and has practice law since that time there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
ALASKA COLD

NEW YORK. April 7.-A.aska Gold closed today at 25 Utah Copper 57 s-S.
 J. E. Barragar has taken position with the Gastineau Mining Company in the accounting department
 -o-o--s---- WEATHER TODAY *
 Maximum-47. Minimum-37 % Partly cloudy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
TO EXCHANGE CITIZENS.

VIENNA. April 7.-serbia and Aus tria-Hungary will exchange interned civilians.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-07
The Vote In Detail

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