The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-22


 be sent tp Germany and Ats .I!a. as well as to Great BTa.u4. au .ar allies, The preparaticn ct Ily uorlWcnt is now under wGy Secretary Lansing cLce and it i. expected that il Will be forwarG,- carly in the week
 BELL IN TEXAS.
 HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 19-The Liberty Bell arrived in this city al 3:3o this morning. many hours late on account oi a disarrangement lf the trdin schedule. Three thousant people went without sleep in order to be ol hand to greet the historic emblem.
 DALLAS, Tex, Nov. l9-A good deal of disapproval was expressea ty the crowd gathered to welcom- the Liberty Bell when a little nn SD child was lifted up and allo ', e. tp kiss the bell
 MUCH RAIN THERE.
 PHEASANT HILL. Ore. Nov 1J.
 e farmers of the upper Willln- -t,r valley, who, for several week5 .... i. in. are now pras l.i4 h.iuCr t.an ever for it to stop as ray Len raining continuously . Q past week.
 GOODWIN AGAIN SINGLE
 SA; t>AMENTO, Cal, Nov. 19.- fue Morning Bee prints story to the effect that Nat Goodwin, the well known actor. will shortly be divorced from his fifth wife, who was formerly Marjorie Moreland. whom he sad in his book of me mCirs was the only woman he ever loved. The doings at cafe al ocean Paik are stated to be re- SpCnsible for the approaching sepa- ration.
 STORY DENIED.
 NEW YORK; Nov. 19-The state. u,.t that Colonel Roosevelt might go to war at the head of Canadian regiment was characterized as ab- surd today by John McGrath, his Tlt" ate secretary Colonel Roosevelt 75 had nothing to say in regard to the matter.
 STORMS IN EAST
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov 19- All of the United States east of the Rocky mountains is in the grasp of the storm king, in many of the western states blizzards having been i3ging for the past twenty bnr hours.
 PIONEER DIES.
 PORTLAND, Ore, Nov 19.-W. N,'-n-- v w@O Neas mayer If thi, city from 1877 to 1879, died at hi residence here today as the result If 2 stroke of paralysis suffered |; few days ago
 WILL HAVE TICKET.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-George " Perkins, the national committeeman from New York of the Progressiy-. party, stated here today that the Progressives would undoubtedly place a full ticket in the field at the elections to be held next fall.
 RULES ON EVIDENCE.
 LOS ANGELES, Nov 19-Thc court at the Schmidt trial today announced that evidence concerning the McNamara dynamiting conspil acy which related to events occur ring after the explosion would not admitted
 BLOOD WILL TELL.
 TTNDLETON, Ore. Nov. 19.-A 2es sage Of congratulation will be forwarded to President Wilson ant his iiancee. Mrs. Gait. on their wen- ding day by the Neg Perce Indians living in this district.
 TALKING IT OVER.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 19.- President Wilson met with the mem JeiS of his cabinet this afternoon, at which time he discussed at length the recolnmerdGtions he lntenae L.. make in his annual message Tn, cabinet will meet again on Tuesday.
 NOTHING DOING.
 TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Nov. 19.- Eugene Debs, who has been the Socialist candidate for the presi- deucy for the past twelve years, today declined a fifth nomination. Mir. Debs sets out his reasons toI refusal in a lengthy formal stat.- ment that will be given wide circu lation.
 BANKER GUILTY.
 MORRIS, H.. Nov. 19.-Charles Monday, vice-president of the La 5alle Bank, of Chicago, of which for uCf s,o.ll.t -r William LO,iuer {. president, has been found guilty of conspiring to wreck the instita ton. His punishment was fixed by the jury at five years Imprisonment
 ALL MAY GO.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-The executive board of the exposition management decided today that no .I-.u Isng in San Francisco should be denied the privilege of at tending the big fair at least once. and to that end every person who is too poor to buy a ticket will be admitted free on some day that will shortly be set apart for the pur- pose.
 O9' ER!ZtNG.
 CHICAGO, Nov 19.-Dr. H. J. Haiselden yesterday refused to per form an operation to save the lite of a physically and mentally de- formed baby, holding that to allow it to live would be placing a burde? upDn society. The mother consented that the child should die. The whole country is aroused over the matter, 2pinicn being about equally divided as to the merit of the course pur- sued by the doctor.
 KEEPING TIT HOME.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 19.- In all probability. early in the com. ing session. congress will be asked to place temporary embargo on the eXportation of structural steel to the European belligerents in order to afford sufficient supply for use in America Many of the largest sundries in tAe country have been working to their full capacity for many months past and are still unable to keep up with the constant stream of orders they are receiv-