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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
ENGLAND EXPECTS
 BULGARIA. TO START

LONDON July 22-Dlspatches from the Continent indicate that Bulgaria g entrance into the war will not be long delayed, and aggressive action by Austria to force the hand of Rou- mania is likely to bring about an i'm. mediate decision by that country
 Whichever way Roumania and Bul- garia Jump" 1t is apparent that a diplomatic campaign of the utmost vigor is being waged at Sofia and Bucharest A special representative of the British government has been dividing his time between the two capitals, and 1t is even rumored that while Sir Edward Grey was taking vacation to ''rest his eyes, he wis tied Bulgaria Roumania, and Greece. and conferred with influential offic- ials.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
Russians Realize Gravity.

LONDON, July 22-The tone of dis patches that have been received from Petrograd this afternoon bespeak plainly that that country Is aware of the sraveness of the military sItua- ton which involves not only the fate of the Polish capital but the integrity of the Russian army In Poland, both In the northern and southern sections, which might be cut in twain by a de- cisive defeat along the Lublin and cheIm railway. lt Is here, too, where the heaviest loss of life Is being ex- perienced. The Germans are concen- tratlns many men in the contest for supremacy.
 It Is along this seetor that the Rus slOns are now fighting most desper- ately, for this railroad Is the sole great artery of comunioatIo nof Po- land with Southern Russia, sweeping away from LubIln and cheIm towards Odessa.
 Eliminating the stroke against Rl- ga the operations in Poland and Ga Iicla occupy front Of 800 miles.
 DELAY SURPRISES GERMANS.
 The Russians are making heroic defense of their positions surround ing Warsaw and 1t ls evident their persistence has been greater than the attacking forces had expected. Par ticularly ls this true as It relates to the frequent Russian counter attacks which have been able not only to stop the German advance at places, but to force the lines backward. The Rus sian victory along the Narew river, which began shortly after noon yes terday and closed for the night with the Russians in possession of the ground held by the Germans in the morning was unlocked for by the Germans. It Is reported that there have been further Russian gains there.
 GERMANS EXPECT VICTORY.
 However, news from Berlin Is that the Germans have not the slightest doubt that the ultimate end of this last campaign against Warsaw will be successful In the end, though the end may be delayed longer than was ex- pected early In the week.
 The Emperor and Empress are said to be at Posen awaiting the news that Russia has ordered the evacuation of Warsaw and then to head-the trium- phaI entrance of the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
CONSERVATIVES
 IN LEAD IN THE
 REPUBLICAN PARTY

CHICAGO, July 22- A canvass made of newspapers leaders and men of the rank and file in every State in the Union by the Chicago Herald disclosos that the next Republican candidate for President will not be a conservative. It is said that this is the sentiment in many of the States heretofore regarded as progressive as we'll as in the east.
 It finds. also. that former Senator Elihu Root of New York. is generally regarded as the first choice of the people for the nomination, with for mer Senator Theodore E. Burton. of Ohio. and Senator John w. Weeks, of Massachpsetts coming next in the or der named. It also finds a consider able following for former Vice-Presi- dent Charles w. Fairbanks whom it predicts will have the instructed dele cations of Indiana and Kentucky la this State there is a division of senti- ment between Representative James R. Mann and Senator l.. Y. sherman. Other conservatives who are being urged for the nomination include Gov. Frank B. Willis and Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio. and Gov Charles S. Whitmanf of New York
 Among the progressive element of the party it finds sentiment waiting to discover whether or not Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette will become a candidate. Other progressive Repub- licans who have a following are Sen ator A. B. Cummins. of Iowa. and Senator William E. Borah, of Idaho.
 Senator William Alden Smith, of Michigan. is oftenest mentioned as a compromise between the conserva- lives and radicals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
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WASHINGTON. July 22.-The com pleted note of President Woodrow Wilson in reply to the last German note. after repeating the previous de- mands made by the United States in the matter of the Lusitania, and in- ssting that a violation of these rights will be regarded by the United States as an "unfriendly act" emphaticany rejects the proposals respecting American ships. warns Germany that the American contention that neu- trals may travel anywhere on the high seas on unresisting ships of any nationality is one that cannot be set aside. The note makes it plain that the United States does not ask for favors. but for unimpeachable rights.
 The note warns Germany that the rights of the United States as a neutral cannot be waved aside be- cause of any conception of the exig- encies of war conceived by belliger- euts which may induce them to vio- late the rules of international law in tteir attitude toward each other.
 While not conceding that it would have any bearing on the rights of Americans were 1t otherwise. the note suggests that events have disclosed that it is perfectly practicable for the commanders or submarines to warn merchant ships before sinking them.
 In polite language tho note conveys the assurance that the position of the United States in relation to the matters in controversy is final. and that a reply indicating German ac- quiesence- is expected at an early date.
 Germany Gets Note Tomorrow.
 The new note to Germany was cleared through the wires during the night, being cabled via London To- day it is being transmitted from Lon den to Copenhagen. and 1t should reach Berlin tonight or early tomor- row. It will probably be delivered to Foreign Minister von Jagow tomorrow by American Ambassador James W. Gerard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
CHARLES DICK TO
 RUN FOR SENATOR

COLUMBUS. O.. July 22- It was announced here today by friends of former Senator Charles Dick that his candidacy for United States Senator to succeed Senator Atlee Pomerene will positively be announced by the former Senator early in the fall It was stated that Senator Dick has defi- nitely decided that the conservative element of the Republican party will control the party's actions next year, and he believes that he ca insecure the nomination. Senator Dick was a political associate of the late sena- tor Mark Hanna
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
REMINGTON ARMS
 STRIKE IS ENDED

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. July 22-All strikers at tbe Remington Arms com. pany's shops in this city will return to work Monday. according to an an- ncuncement of vice-President J. J. Keppler of the International Associ- ation of Machinists. made this morn ing.
 Keppler said that he had secured written agreement from the Rem ington concerns to an adjustment of the differences between the machin- isis and their employers in manner that is satisfactory to the men. This believed to include an increase in wages.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
NEWPORT NEWS TO
 BUILD SUBMARINES

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The New port News Shipbuilding Companyaoin port News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.,. and the New York Shipbunding Company will commence the con struction of submarines; officials have asked Secretary of the Navy Daniels to postpone the opening of bids for 16 submarines from August 9 in order to enable them to submit hide
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
KELLEY BOUND OVER
 FOR GRAND LARCENY

John Reilley was this afternoon heard on the charge of stealing 25 mink skins from Louise Degonjhe. of Douglas. and bound over to answer to the grand jury on the charge of grand larceny with a bail of 5000. Four witnesses are retained in con- nection with the case. they are Louise Degonihe. Mae Sterling. Edith Beyer and W. A. Shafer. all of Douglas.
 This is the second time Reilley has been bound over to the next grand jury. being held at the present time to answer for the charge of selling liquor to natives. on which charge he was arrested three days after the re- cent grand jury closed its session.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
PRISONERS ARE TAKEN FROM
 SHERIFF HODGE

SEATTLE, July 22.-United States Attorney-General Thomas W. Greg ory took a hand in the row between the Federal authorities here and Sher- iH Robert T. Hodge today and ordered the latter to turn Edward Phillips and c. P. Houston over to the United States authorities and the latter to take them to Tacoma for imprison- ment. It was shown that both men were ready at liberty to go where they pleased and only reported at the jail Houston is serving time for his connection with Nome coal frauds
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
ITALIANS ARE
 SOURCE OF CHEER

LONDON, July 22.-The one con- stant source of cheer to the Allies is the daily reports of gains from the Italian frontier The Rome report to- day shows the Italians continuing their advance through the Alpine Dases and the occupation of more Austrian positions along the lsonzo front.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
WILSON LOOKS FOR
 EARLY MEXICAN PEACE

BOSTON. July PA Globe spec ia' says the Wilson administration is confident that the Mexican situa- tlon will clarify within few weeks. Unless the present plans miscarry, the warning factions should get to- gether under a peace program approy- ed by Villa within 90 days. Villa has consented to eliminate himself If a similar proposal can be secured from Carranzao. who has been warned not to expect recognition. Great Britain intends to follow the lead of the Unit ed States in recognizing the proposed new government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
FLEET
 ON WAY NORTH

BREMERTON. Wash, July %. - A United States aotilla Of torpedo boat destroyers in comand of Lieut.. Alexander Sharpe. jr.. sailed last night for an extensive cruise among the Aleutian islands of Alaska and Boring sea. via Sitka. The fotilla consists of the Paul Jones. flagship, the Perry. Preble and Whipple.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
THE TURKS LOSE
 22,OOO IN ATTACK

ATHENS. July 22-Dispatches ar irving from Lemnos say that the Turks in their general attack in the attempt to drive the Allies from their positions lost 1000 killed. 15,OOO wounded and hundreds of prisoners, but that the fury of the attacks did not diminish until they had been com pletely defeated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
WABASH R. R. IS SOLD
 UNDER HAMMER

ST. LOUIS, July % - The prop erty, franchises and all rights of way and other rights and equities of the Wabash Railway. valued at $2S0.O00,- GOO, were sold under the hammer yes terday for s1S,OOO,OOo to the joint re- organization committee for the bene- fit of the roads creditors. The suit was under foreclosure proceedings to satisfy a trust mortagage held by the Equitable Trust company, of New York, as trustee. to secure bonds and interest amounting to s41.0O0,O0O.
 It is said the road will be refinanc- ed and reorganized.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
ALLIES CLAIM
 MINOR GAINS

LONDON. July Statements is- sued by the war office here and at Paris tell of continued fighting in the region of verdun, both in the Ar gonne forest and beyond in the vos- ges mountains.
 The Allies have continued to make gains along the Fecht valley, and to strengthen their position in the Ar. ras region.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
EXPRESS COMPANIES
 MAY CHARGE MORE

WASHINGTON July 22.-The In terstate Commerce commission reach. ed a decision yesterday in the matter of express company rates. holding that the present rates provide an in adequate income. A former order of the commission establishing rates was modified. and new rates will be pro mmgated to permit more income
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
THANE THANKS FIRE
 FIGHTERS FOR HELP

General Manager B. l.. Thane of the AlaslSa-Gastlneau company today gave expression to his his gratitude and thanks to those who aided in put ting out the fire at Salmon creek yes terday.
 Mir. Thane asked that The Empire say that he is particularly thankful to the employees of the Alaska board of road commissioners and the Juneau fire department for their aid in put ting out the fire
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
Federal Government wOrks for
 Peace.

WASHINGTON. July 22 - At the request of sherin Kinkead. of Bay onne. N. J.. the Department of La bor today appointed John A. Momt. of New Jersey. and James A. Smith. of Pennsylvania, conciliators for the purpose Of intervening for the settle ment of the Standard Ol strike at the Tidewater plant
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
pooL HAUL CHANGES HANDS.

Aida N. stocber. wife of ]. J. Stocker has acquired whole interest in the Imperial pool and billiard hall through a quit claim deed filed in her favor by her husband for a one-hali interest and the purchase of the other half interest from J. R. Homer for @ consideration of Sl000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
Charge Germans of Using Pol
 sonous Aclds.

MOSCOW July PA Russian com mission is Investigating a report that has been received by the Russian war office that Germans are using shells which contain cast iron tips which are filled with prusic acid.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
U. S. STEEL INCREASING
 OUTPUT CAPACITY

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 22.-A subsidiary plants of the United States Steel company have been ordered to output at the maximum capacity and to rush repair work. They will employ 2sO. .OOO persons. Running full. with the present capacity, iron and steel industry of the United States will give employment to approximately 500,00O persons. with a payroll of S45OooO,- 900 year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
seat, Troons Aeked For.

TRENTON. N J.. July 22.-Sher. in Kinkead. of Bayonne, today asked Gov. James F. Fielder to send State troops to Bayonne to cope with the situation there. saying that 1t had grown beyond the capacity of the To- cal police authorities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
MEssENeER oFFICE HAs FIRE.

The entire fire department and al- most all Of Juneau hastened to the city dock late this afternoon in an- swer to an alarm from the Day & Night Messenger Ofce. The fire started on the room from some un- known source and was put out by a hand extinguisher before any damage was done
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
SWITZERLAND MAY FURNISH
 DYEsTUFFs TO AMERICA

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Negotia- tions were begun Monday through the United States officials by which the American manufacturers seek to use the Swiss dye works pending the de- velopment of the industry in the Unit cd States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
ENGLAND MAY BUY
 AMERICAN COTTON CROP

LONDON. July 22.-sir Henry Dal- ziel suggested in the House of Com mons that Great Britain buy up the entire American cotton crop avail able for exportation He calculated that S15O,OOO.OOO would be required to make the purchase.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
TWO STRIKERS KlLLEO.

Bayonne. N. J.. July 22. - During a second attempt to scale the walls Of the Tidewa- ter property this afternoon, two strikers were shot and killed by those from the inside
 who are protecting the proper ty against the strikers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
emaarla Turns Turkey pow

Bulgaria Turns Turkey Down
 LONDON. July 22- Bulgaria has ended her negotiations with Turkey according to a Sofia dispatch. She declined to consider the concessions Turkey offered because they were all predicated on Bulgaria joining Ger many and Austria in the European war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
ALAsKA eoLD

NEW YORK. July 22.-Alaska Gold closed yesterday at 34iS. Copper was quoted at 191s cents.
 Butte and Superior closed yesterday at 70H Chino, 45h Ray 22% Utah Copper, 661s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
TEXT OF GERMAN NOTE
 FOR PUBLIC FRIDAY

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Secreta- ry of State Robert Lansing announced today that the text of the note to Ger many win be given to the public Fri day afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
WAR ORDERS ENRICH
 WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

WASHINGTON, July 22.-It is es- timated that "war orders" boom will triple the wealth of Wilmington, Della ware, the home of the Duponts, from s7o.OOOOOO to S225,OOO,OOO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
RETURNING ELKs
 ARRIVE AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE. July 22.-A hundred and forty New Jersey Elks, returning East from the Elks' convention at Los Angeles. arrived here this morning. They will be followed tomorrow by Exalted Ruler Nicholson and seven hundred more of the antlered herd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
Russians Burn City.

BERLIN, July 22.-Before eyacuat- ing Windau Russians applied torch to the city and harbor works accord ing to advlces received at German headquarters at Libau-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
MANITOBA ELECTIONS
 ANNOUNCED FOR AUGUST

WINNIPEG. July 22.-It is official ly announced that the Manitoba Leg islature has been dissolved The nominations for the general proyin- cial elections will take place July SO polling to take place a week later.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
U. s. ASKS
 NO FAVORS
 BUT RIGHTS
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NO ANSWER IS
 REQUIRED TO NOTE

@ Washington. July %. - It % was stated this afternoon that .s no answer will be required to 's that part Of the American .s note which refers to the Ger .s man submarine warfare in the .s future. as it simply announces ,, che intention of the United .s States to regard any further 60 violation of international law
 co which might result in the loss $. Of American lives as an "un- $. friendly act"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
TURKS eANlsH THEIR
 GERMAN COMMANDERS

ATHENS. July 22.- Turkish troops at Beirut have mutinied and driven their German officers from the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
State Interference fingers strlkers.

State Interference fingers Strikers.
 BAYONNE. N. J., July 22.-Early ln the day Police Chief Wilson an- nounced that the State troops had been asked for and that Gov, Fielder had ordered the entrainment of sever al companies. This angered the strik- CTS and their sympathizers, and they opened an attack on the Stand ard Oii company plants, with the ey- ident intention Of accomplishing their destruction before the arrival Of the troops.
 The assailants. armed with revolv- CTS. mounted a hin leading to wall. where they were met by a volley from 200 guards. The mob wavered as two Of their number were killed. They rallied. however. and renewed the as- sault The police were soon on the scene. but they were powerless and unable to restore order
 Buildings Set on Fire.
 Shortly before the rioting was re- newed. several smaller buildings of two plants were set on fire. One blaze is now threatening the huge containing naptha.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
MOST GOVERNORS TO
 ATTEND BOSTON CONFERENCE

BOSTON. July 22.-Governors of 27 States have given assurances that they will attend the Governors Con- ference in Boston August 24-27.
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NEW YORK. July %. - Rioting broke out this morning at g o'clock at the Standard on company's Tide. water plant at Bayonne, N. J. Two strikers were severely shot. and oth- CTS injured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
ALBERTA GOES DeY

2 Edmonton, Alberta. July %. By a two to one vote. the
 f province of Alberta voted dry s at the general election yester- < day The law becomes effective < a year from this month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
NEW YORK KEEPS UP
 ITS GREAT GROWTH

NEW YORK. July 22- The census of New York shows 5.245,S12 inhabi- tants. an increase of 47S.729 in five years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
AMERICAN AERoPLANE
 TRADE IS LARGE

WASHINGTON, July %. - Aero planes and parts valued at more than S1. .OOO,O ,OOO were shipped from the United States to the Allies from the beginning of the war up to May S1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
RUSSIAN LOSS IS
 PLACED AT s,ooo,ooo

COPENHAGEN, July 22. - The Frankfurter Zeitung estimates the Russian losses in war to date at g. 100000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
ENGLAND TO START
 SECOND YEAR OF
 WAR WITH PRAYER

London, July 22. - King
 George and an of the leaders
 of the Nation will meet August
 4 at st. Paurs cathedral to in- augurate the second year of the war in Europe with prayer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
TREADWELL WINS.

Todav's game at Treadwell at the end of the 7th inning: Treadwell-7.
 .Juneau-O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
NEw rRIAL IN cAMBELL CASE

ST. LOUIS, July PA new trial has been granted to the contestants of the will of James Campbell of St. Louis, which disposed of s16.oOO'oOo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
TWO MORE KILLED IN
 STRIKE WAR
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RAIN STOPS STRIKERS
 BATTLE AT sAYoNNE

Bayonne, N. J., July 22. - A heavy downpour of rain stop ped the battle between the strikers and police this eve ming. Two strikers were kill ed and six wounded.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 10 DANCE TONIGHT

The Knights Of Columbus give a dance tonight in their new hall in the old St. Ann's hospital building.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR SAYS FALL OF WARSAW
 APPEARS IMMINEIV7

WASHINGTON, July P. = American Consul de Soto has taken over the Belgian and Ser bian interests in Warsaw, ac- cording to a report from Am bassadOr George T. Harye at Petrograd. The dispatch inti- mates that the capture of the city by the Germans is immi- nent.
 LONDON, July 22.-whIIe prayers for victory were being said today throughout RussIa, the Germans and Austrlans continued their drive at Warsaw from three sides. The Teu- tonic allies are pounding at the de- lenses of the historic city from the north, west and south, while the Rus slans are maintaining a most stub- born defense.
 Meanwhile the Germans arc reach ing farther and farther northward to- ward Riga on the Baltic. But there, too, they are meeting with furious resistance.
 The losses on both sides, along the Baltic coast and the long Polish front, are probably surpasslng anything yet witnessed during the war. It Is es- tlmated that more men arc actually engaged In battle today on this front than have been In action anywhere since the war began.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-22
]. UNDERWOOD IS
 WED AT EVERETT

Seattle. July 22-J-J Under wood. Alaska sourdough, auth or of Alaska. an Empire in the Making" and all round writer on Alaska, was married at Everett today to Miss Helen Gillon. of that place.
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