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Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
ALASKA SETTLERS MAY
 UTILIZE COAL DEPOSITS

WASHINGTON, Jan 2-Secretary of the Interior Lane has issued regulations under which settlers may take for two years period ten-acre tracts of Alaska coal lands for local and domestic fuel needs
 On account of legal complications in the immediate vicinity of the Bering and Mata- nuska fields, these deposits will not be opened to lease for the present
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
hlaska's EIYinQ Squadron

WASUINGTON, Jan. S-As result of the recent conference of Pacific coast mem bers of congress to discuss Alaska affairs Delegate Wickersham and Congressman Humphreys of Washington and Kahn of California have been designated as flying squadron to look after Alaskas needs in the way of legislation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
ONCE DIGNIFIED SENATOR
 BECOMES RANK JINGOIST

WASHINGTON, Jan 7.-Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, in a hot speech in the upper house of congress today, said that the gov ernment's policy regarding Mexico has been so radically wrong that the only course now open to the United States was military oc- cupancy of that country
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
IDITAROD WINTER WEATHER
Observations taken at the Budweiser, corner of First and Richmond streets, at
FOUND NOT GUILTY
 OF DISTURBING THE PEACE

Frank McGibney and Charles Sweeney were arrested at Discovery last Saturday by Deputy United States Marsha Andy Conlln charged with disturbing the peace: They were given trial before jury m CommiS sioner Albrecht's court on Wednesday last and were found not guilty.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
TO DROP INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Secretary of State Bryan announces that he will drop the investigation of the use of dumdum bullets in the European war until evidence can be furnished by the allies.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK

WASHINGTON Jan. 7-President Will son leaves for Indianapolis tonight to make speech tomorrow at the Democratic club banquet celebrating the Tooth anniversary of the battle of New Orleans.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
ARRESTS FOR CONSPIRACY

NEW YORK, Jan. An alleged con- spiracy has ben disclosed which, had it been successful. would have enabled German reservists to obtain passports from this city to join their commands. Six arrests have been made in connection with the affair.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
Carranza's Brother a Prisoner

VERA CRUZ, Jan. 4.-Jesus Carranza, a brother of General Carranza is held prls- oner by General Santibanez on the lsthmus of Tehuantepec
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
HIRAM AGAIN TAKES OATH

SACRAMENTO Cal Jan. 6.-Goyeraor Hiram Johnson yesterday took the oath of office and entered upon his second term as chief executive of the state of California.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
GREEK CHURCH CHRISTMAS
 FINDS LUXURIES HIGH

PETROGRAD, Jan. S.-Russia is today celebrating Christmas according to the cal. endar of the Greek church. Apples and oranges are being retailed at the almost pro hibitive price of 25 cents each.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
IMMIGRATION BILL TO PASS
 OVER PRESIDENTS VETO

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-1t is believed that the immigration bill, which was vetoed by President Wilson on account of the liter acy test, will be passed by congress over the veto.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
Coal Claims Cancelled

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Twenty- seven coal claims in the Bering field, Alaska, in cluding the Lippy, Hunt and Hartman groups, have been cancelled because the claimants have not complied with the law
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7-Advices re ceived here state that Carranza has won a victory over Villa at Marte.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
To Discuss Border Firing

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Advices from General Scott of the United States army state that he will meet General Villa on the Fl Paso bridge probably tomorrow to dis cuss the border firing.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

When you come in from the creeks don't forget to stop in at the Crosby Mas sage and Bath Parlors and try the Electric Vibration and Vapor Baths
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
British Government Maonanjmous

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The British government without going into the question of liability, is considering the question of payment of damages to the families of Dorsch and Smith
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
FRENCH LOSSES IN MOROCCO

BERLIN, Jan 2.-Advices received here state that the French lost 2,00O men i'll the fighting in Morocco.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

Friends of Henry o. Roden received cards from him on the last mail conveying holi day greetings He was in Calgary, Alberta when he wrote
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
GOING TO RAILROAD CAMP

Billy Murray and Frank Gleason left Dis covery last Tuesday on their journey to Ship Creek, he commencing place of Alaska railway construction work.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
SOUTH AMERICAN REVOLUTION

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. "A revolution is in progress in the republic of Paraguay, and President Sheerer is prisoner.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
TEDDY IS DESERTED BY
 ONE OF HIS MAlNSTAYS

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 6,-Medill Me Cormick announces his return to the Re- publican party in a letter in which he denounces the Progresslves
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
FIERCE STORM IN FLORIDA

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. "A vio- lent windstorm swept northern Florida and southern Georgia yesterday causing the deaths of many persons and an immense amount of damage.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
OPERATORS SEEK TROUBLE

CLEVELAND, Jan. 6.-The coal mine operators of this district are considering putting into effect the open shop.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
Villa Confident of Ability to Beat Carranza

FL PASO Tex, Jan. S.-General Villa has written General Scott that with eight thousand soldiers in eight hours he could drive Carranza's forces from Naco.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
MURDER NEAR VALDEZ

VALDEZ, Jan. 6.-Louis Scheberl, store keeper at Bonanza, has been found dead He is believed to have been murdered.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
Work of Traitors

Carranzas entire staff has been shot by traitors to the general
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
RUSSIA MASSING TROOPS FOB GIGANTIC INVASION;
 UNABLE TO RAISE ARMY, AUSTRIA MAY SEEK PEACE

perng operations of the German forces in Flanders and in Poland
 Like Shooting Wild Ducks BERLIN Jan. 8-Ten Russian aeroplanes have been brought down like wild ducks by the Germans in the Lodz Lowicz district
 Expects Endorsements COPENHAGEN, Jan. 8-General Won Elndenberg IS expecting achievements of hundred thousand men be- fore again starting for Warsaw.
 THE WESTERN BATTLE FRONT
 Germans Driven From Coast PARIS Jan 2The Germans have been driven at least eighty mics the The started by bnbardmen from British naval vessels
 Denies That Peace Offers Were Made BERLIN denies that offers have been made to France.
 DeveZopment of British Army 4The organization of the British has been fur developed by each to consist of three army corps
 Steinbach Captured BERLIN capture of Stenbach by the French d mitted.
 French Avators at Work AMSTERDAM Jan 4French vaors have bnbarded Eer0eck LONDON, Jan 4-Frenh avaor have bombarded Brussels After being suspended for five months the stock exchange opened today.
 French Right Wing Advances LONDON Jan The right wing of the French army less than thirty miles from the River Rhine
 Exchange of Prisoners exchange wounded prisoners will take place at Geneva
 Airmen Destroy British Ammunition BERLIN Jan 5Geman smen dropped bombs upon the British the outskirts of the suburbs Dunkrke In the explosions which followed scores were killed
 Priests Arrested as Spies AMSTERDAM Jan 6My have been arrested accused of giving information to the Germans
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
TROUBLED MEXICO
carranza Captures Towr

GALVESTON, Jan. 2-Sodiers of Car ranzas force have captured the town Of San Luis Potosl.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

Frank and Mrs Fontas drove in from Discovery last Wednesday morning and re- turned home in the evening
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

Mir. and Mrs Eugene Loranger of Willow creek were Iditarod visitors last Wednesday and were guests at the Mcdonald house
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
BRYAN MAKES DISCOVERY

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. "A letter re- ceived in this city from William J. Bryan says that abstinence is 8 cure for the liquor evil.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
PROHIBITION FOR IDAHO

BOISE Idaho, Jan S.-The prohibition bill was introduced in the legislature hers yesterday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
SIGN OF THE TIMES

VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. 6.-The provin- cial government is considering the adVlsa- bility of putting into effect moratorium
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
ONE ALIEN LAW
 KNOCKED OUT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. B. Three federal judges sitting in this city have declared Arlzona's s anti alien law unconstitutional.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
BIG JUMP IN FLOUR

CHICAGO, Jan. 6-The price of flour has jumped 55 cents barrel, and is now quoted at $7.50.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

Mrs Campbell, the night operator at the telephone office, had the misfortune to lose valuable diamond on New Years eve.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
SHIPPING CONTROVERSY
 TO BE SETTLED AMICABLY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-The first note received at the state department from the British government relative to the shipping controversy implies that contraband shipped before the embargo was announced which has been seized will be paid for.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
Government to Certify Cargoes

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The United States government will probably certify to cargoes going abroad, thus solving the points now involved in the dispute with Great Britain.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

Fresh Olympia Oysters, for cocktails, s2 can. Iditarod Meat Co.,
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
British Answer on the Way

LONDON, Jan 9-The reply of the Brit, ish government to the American note with reference to annoyance to American ship ping was given to Ambassador Page today to be sent to Washington.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
Another Success for Carranza
Carranza Defeats Villa

VERA CRUZ, Jan. 6.-General Carranza has captured the city of Puebla.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
bunneII Confirmed

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.--The senate to, day confirmed the nomination of Charles E. Bunnell to be federal judge for the Fourth judicial division of Alaska.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
Meets With Approval

LONDON. Jan. 6.-The cargo inspection
 plan proposed by the United States govern
 ment meets with the greatest approval here.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
NATIONS CAPITAL
puIlino Together for Alaska

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Representatives in congress from Oregon, Cahtorna and Washington are pulling together with Dele gate Wickersham for the support of varlous appropriation bills affecting Alaska.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09
ON THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST Bon5ard Germans From River

PETROGRAD 2Rian armed steamships have commenced the German infantry the Nistula
 Austrian Monitors Bombard Belgrade PARIS here that four Austrian have bombarded The inflicted material
 Invaders March in Four Directions LONDON Jan 2Advces Budapeth that the Russians are invading Hungary The people panic The Austrian making rapid Austria
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

Location Notices at Pioneer office,
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

Kaiser Still Sick Man advices that the kaiser condition is still far from sas factory
 Panic in Constantinople ATHENS Jan. "A of panic exists in Constanhnope The abandoned the idea of taking the offensive Holy relics have Bussa Adnop has been evacuated and the heavy guns have been moved to the Tehataja lines.
 Germans Have New Objective PETROGRAD Jan 4Th attempt by the Germans to take War Russia.
 Germans Content With East Poland LONDON Jan At is believed that the battle of Bura which The to Western Poland.
 Przemysl Is in Bad Way LEMBERG Jan 4Peence spreading and provisions short expected that the Przemy will surrender
 Germans Again Push Toward Warsaw They have captured Bomow and attempting push toward Warsaw.
 Cracow to Be Reinforced Prussians hold Caow the Russians.
 Austrians Surrounded PARIS 5Th2 Russians have occupied eight Hungarian towns Ausan have been surrounded the Capahans
 Turks Invade Transcaucasia PETROGRAD 5The Turks have invaded Transcaucasa acing lltis.
 Cold Forced Retreat of Russians The government claims the hard forced the from Armenia.
 Austrans Surendering to Secure Food LONDON reported that the Austran urrendering the Carpathian order to food and warmth
 Turks Crushngy Defeated cruhngy defeated the Turks Ardahan Sari camysh
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-01-09

OPERATIONS BY SEA
 Formidable Sunk by Submarine here that German submarine sunkth battleship Formidable off Portsmouth
 Terrible Fatality on Warship LONDON hundred and fifty of the battle landed here from traw which picked them up during The running thirty feet high It be- The disaster certainly caused by a submarine
 Bravery or Depravty? LONDON oxey commanding the Formidable went down with standing the bridge with cigarette in his 
 Another the battp has arrived the Doshre with Several died of exposure.
 Four British Vessels Sunk by Germans LAS PAIMAS German has landed the survivors of four French which by German warh
 Turk Ships Escape From Russians CONSTANTNOPLE The Turkish baleships have escaped from Russian ships in the Black
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-10-26
100000 ARMENIANS
VICTIMS OF TURKS

Washington. oct 21.-H. H. Topak-
Ivan. Persian consul general To the
United states, submitted TO Secretary
Lansing today AN appeal urging that
the United States government do
everything In it's power TO bring to an
end slaughter aud persecution of Ar
mrnians by the Turks
Mr. Topakyan said he had rec
ceivcd nows that among the slain
Armouians were many of his own
friends and relatives I'm the memo
randum he gave Secretary Lansing,
he declared that the uprisiugs against
tho Christian Aumenians had resulted
in 100000 persons being driven from
their homes tortured ur murdered.
How many had been slain he said IL
was sUl impossible to estimate.
Thousands he declared who had taken
refuge m Egypt and Asia Minor were
tacing starvation
Secretary Lansing assured Nr Toe
pakyau that President Wilson mad
taken kceu interest Ia The Armenian
situation and ihat the government
was doing am 3, possibly could under
the circumstances TIE said hc would
present ,ht appeal to President viii
son
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-10-26
CIR NrESr HORROR or
WAR IN NItNENIA

London oct. rs C0s25 %. NIB
Viscount Bryce. the former British
ambassador at Washington speaking
ut Manchester today IN coudemna-
tIoa of tAe Armenian massacres, said.
THE Turkish government made up
It's mind immediately after the war
started to destroy the whole Armen-
IAN popuaoo Il was aNoWcd h5
some members of the Turkish soN-
ernmom that their motive VuS to in-
sure thar there should net he amy
eifm,m throughout the country
(which was NOT Mohammodau. ta-
naulism had nothing to DO with o.
-Tue turkish government Feared
io ltsm it's sanguinar} work until
Ap5fl hen The course of the war
convinced them that they could em-
bark upon their bloody work secure
Iom mterference.
So other incident connected with
tho war. declared AIR Bryce. could
compare IN magnitude with the nor
rors of the Armenian masSaercs But
protests now accomplish NOTHING All
IN, English people could do was 10
se4d aG thc help possible % the Ar
meniau refugees.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-10-26

Juan 81 Amadur. mh-secretury Of
The interior i'm CUrrunza s cabinet, mas
been placed iu charge of the Car
ranzi Agency mere nurius tine absence
of Elisco Arredondo. who has gone
To Mexico for a conference with the
first chief The agency gave out the
following statement tonight
"Fust chief Carranza has issued a
decree renewing the absolute prohi-
bItion upon the export of rice, beams
corn. wheat and flour, which has been
i'm force for several months and also
tnrhddlng the expectation of peas,
barley lcutls barn, the various
kinds of sugar ana of miIch COWS. eN-
cept upon the specific authorization
Of the constitutionalist governments
The decree also provides for free inn
portation of all the above mentioned
articles Of prime necessity and of pre-
served meats and fish. lard, table oiL
oats. fruits, garden produce, vcgcta-
hlos. seeds and feeding grains, manu-
factured products OF flour and other
cereals. including crackers and mac
aroni ana also common soap FIX
port duties beginning October 20 are
announccd on vegetable and mineral
oils. alcohol. cotton rice, tobacco, tex
tiles. sisal hemp products. beer, woods
of various kinds, pearls and bananas
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-10-26
RIGID MILITARY RULE
FOR THE BELGlANS


Amsterdam net go tNiu London
a2l d m) Ccuorm Won Hgsnr the
German governor general uf brl-
gum has issued proclamation ace
cordng to u Brussels dispatch to the
T'leRrHf accusing lhe Inhabitants
of thut city of notifying the enemy
forces ut the location uf BUILDINGS w
which German troops ore housed
thus cnusiug MANY Bir raids u the
raids continue. ea3s tht proclamation
thC tr1uu viii br quWicred m thc
homes of tbe civilians contrary tu
the uRrrmont heretofore madc
similar stems win no taken II heto-
after arms and ammunition are found
in possession Of thv residents of Eus-
aols
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-10-26
LANSING MUCH
PLEASED WITH
MEXICO OUTLOOK
Reports From Over Country
Show Improvement and lt
Now Is Believed Cauanza
Soon WiH Be in Full Control

Washington, oct Conditions
throughout Mexico are shoVne mark
Dj mproycmo nj. according to an au-
nouncemeut today by Secretary Lam
sing.
The secretary was able to give am
optimistic report of the situation 20
George Bakhmeteff. the Russian am-
hassador. who made Inquiries today
.pardtary. IL is believed 10 adVis-
ne his government concerned rec
ugnition
The British and French ambassa
dors recently made similar inquiries
ana it is now believed recognition Of
The Carranza government hy many ot
thc European powers wlll follow in
the future
The state department issued tonight
what was generally regarded as the
most hopeful summary of conditions
yet received from consuls and special
agents throughout Mexico. II is SAID
Train Service Established.
-Adyiees. dated October 3d. from
Monterey, state that Through Pullman
service has been established from La
redo tu Mexico city for the first timr
In year and half II is stated that
there also Is improved train service
To Tampico and MatamOrus. and thai
telegraph lines are operating between
most cities and towns. s. more peace
fu feeling is said 10 prevail and the
friendly feeling toward Americans IS
more manifest than for "a long time.
The consul general at Monterey ln-
forms the department that he ls rec
ceyng mo complaints ana that hoih
natives ana foreigners are yomm'nt-
lnr ON the improved treatm nat of the
people n general Good rains and Ia
youhlo weather are reported 90
make the ouuook rnr pasturago and
garden stuff brighter loo the Monte
rey district The pmchaslue power
of money of the de lacto government
h reported 60 be- increasing
The department is informed that
Prcfcct Antonio Lcgaspy OF tine MA
governments is now iu charge of cd-
nanea and Is malntaiuius order
pa telegrdphic dispatch dated '''-
tobcr "A with reference 10 conditions
iu the state OF chihuahua states that
70 passenger train arrived at FL Pas"
ON The 23rd instant from the Caste
Granaes district bringing about
twelve refugees. mostly Women anau
children The refugees are repoI tea
a. huNc stated that the rights of for
oiguers have been resp cted by the
NiIa forces u the section through
which they have passed Railway
Is said 90 bo open from
lg paso on The National railway as
rdr south as tho state Hnc of Du-
range.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-10-26
NE VI MINISTER
FROM CHINA IS
ABLE YOUNG MAN
Dr " X Wellington k0o, Who
wit Represent Yuan Shi
Kai at Washington Has
Doctorate From Columbia,

~ ""HIHH NN'N|HfHH W. .hH HfAHNN HINN
WASHINGTON. bpt Tho United
states government hls been officially
advised Of thr intention OF China tu
Waahmrtnu ns minister in place 0i
kai Fu shah who Is being recalled
Todays announcement from pck.ur
followed receipt of word thrrt
through American Minister tTmsrh
That tho American government wuHid
hc pleased to receive br kou
protcgc of Yuan ~hi-kai.
Tho change BOO ministers is cousid-
cred of much s.eHlfieHnec. br kuo
is pr0trgr uf President Yuan Shl-
ta and for years was his private seg-
retary ana Interpreter Since the res-
ignatIou of sun pao chi from the
portfolio If foreign affairs n has been
generally understood that his friend
kul Fu shah the present minister
here also would resign. There have
been lntimatons too. thnt the latter
would he recalled because Is WAS al-
legged ho did not furnish romprcheu-
aivn reports III the state of American
public apiuiou or take au active part
iu the HHFleBs here u connection with
the recent l8panesg-Chiuo nrgotia-
tiuns So Ear az thc Washington gov
eminent is concerned. Kai tu Shah &
presence here has been continuously
acceptable
Graduate ~ Columbia
The sending 0f pr hoo, who spent
eiFht years at Columbia university. rC.
eeivlng "a master of arts degree and
doctoratc of philosophy is mkcn to
indicate desire ON the part uf Pros
ldent Ynnn shl-kni not only To- have
in the United States "a personal rep
resentative conYersant with American
customs and diplomacy, put to bt pre-
pared n the event Of the European
powers ultimately accept American
mediation n the war. to have thr iu-
forests OF chinn here IN no hands of
onc thoroughly familiar with Chinab
aims and aspirations Dr kou is uu-
derstuud 8lgo 40 bp sympathetic with
the proposed change Of China from "a
republic to 4 parliamentary monarchy
lie took an active part in the recent
Japanese hineso NEGOTIATIONS in pp-
king As undef-secreinry of the Chi.
nose foreign office. he was ono OF tho
commission that conducted the pur
leye win The japanese minister and
a credited with having written much
81 chnas reply 20 the Japanese ulti.
matum
Under 80 Years Old
Tho prospective minister tu the
United states o. under thirty years of
ugo aud aptaks English perfectly lic
made brilliant record lu Columbia
university being elected to tho Phi
Beta Kappa sucieiy tor scholarship
ll lsbaa being friend of tbc presi
aeht of ChinU, ho is ID taNuritr or hin
TsonR-tsiaus, the present minister uf
foreign affAlra lils vito la the dnuph.
ter of Tons Shao 81 he first minis
ter OF foreigu affairs OF tha new rr
public
when Dr Koo arrived in Washing
ton three weeks ago he had been ap
pointed Chinese minister 10 Mcxico
Ito was presented % Secretary Ian
hlng hy kal Fu shah ana Mr. Ian.
aine entertained him at dinner br
koo sailed rom New YORK on October
for France ana England un "a nails
sion that has not been disclosed here
10 is al present in London ana ls eN-
pected to return 90 Washington u @
few weohs io present hlH credentials.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-10-26

nal offics.