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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Chicago, Jan. 10, - Wheat
dropped five cents In the first
Fifteen minutes of the saeuion
OF tho board Of trade on reports
that congressional mcvenent
is on foot 10 prohibit exports.
May wheat. which ciosed st
sl.4D yesterday, sold dSwn 10
s140.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
French keLnse HeIp.
Cannot Re Beaten.

The letter NJ the German soldier
was especially cheerful ~ to the re-
suits of the war. We cannot he
beaten" he said. "behInd us nre
thousands and Thousands Of men and
younv men who are not IN the army
vet. Thousands volunteered NJ the he-
ginning OF tho war, and thousands
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
DEATH LIST IS SWELLED
AS MORE REPORTS COME

'eScina Near Stricken City of
Avezzano, Announces 4,5OO Vic
tins OF Earthquake; Italian Sol
dierS Bury Thousands and Build
Homes For Others Suffering
From Cold and Hunger; Pope
Spend Time in Hospitals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
Sleepless Mrs. Peddicord Wants
to Catch a Few Bank Robbers

"Plalce Of Chelfe
Der Sir red bout some
Bank he rob In Oklahoma
City on Jan. the IL, which h
$500 and we have men that
win miks with those cand Of
work all we ask IN half and
ar expenses while at work on
the job and garnty You the
work plese here from you at
onoe NJ address 10
Mrs peddicord
The Peddlcord Detectiv Agen
cy, Dayton, ohio
MOI it's no Joke. It's Il businei
letter chief OF Police Webb Jones r
ceived this morning from Dayto
Ohio. The president of the agenC
offers the expert assistance Of Il
members u her agency IN corncrir
and eaDtuFlnA the bank robbers wi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
GOING DOWN AGAIN.

, o 90 900 600
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
MOVES OF NOME FANE
 DIES IN EAST

BARABoo, Wis. March i9.-Jpdee Arthur II. Moves. formerly U. s. dis tnct judge ot Nome died here carly this morning.
 Judge Moves, made famous as the villain in Rex Beach's Spoilers was the first judge or tbe second Judicial Division of Alaska he placed many Of the famous Nome mines in tne hands of a receiver when the titles of the original locatcrs were attack cd. appointing Alexmder Mackenzie, North Dakota politician who ac' companicd him North. receiver
 Moves actions Were alterward re. viewed In the circuit court Of appeals at San Francisco. and he was reyers- ed. He and Mackenzie were sem tenced to jan for contempt oi court for refusing to obey writs of Che court of appeals. They were pardoned by President William McKinley
 Judge Moves has beon ni 70 health for several years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
ANOTHER BIG WEEK OF TRADE
 IS BN SlGHI

NEW YORK. March 1s.-Indicaaons arc now that the phenominai record in American exports made last week win be exceeded this week Never before in the history of the United States has there been such activity as there is now in foreign shipping at this port. Today work Is being rushed al full capacity in loading more than dozen oeean-g ing steam ships with food supplies, ammunition guns. motor trucks, and other mater. lal for the use Of the Allies In the war in Europe. in addition to these special cargoes, Tor foreign govern, ments. there arc many vessels being loaded with cargOes consigned toI those in the regular trade channels in Europe and other foreign countries.
 The shipments to private purchas CTS include food supplies. cotton, cop per. steel products. machinery oi all character. manufactured wooIen and cotton goods, tools and multitude of other classes of manufactured goods. medicines. chemicals, mineral. and other products.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

When Che house re-convened at 20 o'clock this morning the medical biil, the prohibition memorial Go Congress- the eighthour day bll, and the boun' ty on wolves bin Were fayorably re. ported, some. however having amend ments. The Senate resolution pro. viding that no bills shall be ntro' duced after Che 10th day Of the ses. sion. was not coicurred in by the House committee on rules
 The medical bilfs chief alteration by the public health committee of the House was the striking out or tue entire section %. and substituting 'sThis net shan not apply lo services rendered in an emereency nor to be deemed to forbid the practice of Chris tian Science or any other method or curing or preventing disease where material means are not used. and where 8 person so practicing does not advertise himself to be the hold CT of a degree in medicine and sur gery as delned in section iS.
 The report also recommends the
 Continued on Page 9
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
ALEXANDER SAYS
 OUTLOOK GOOD

Travel to the coast Of Alaska this year promises to break aiI records, said President F. r. Alexander. of the Admiral Line, last night. The Admiral Evans had every berth taken when she left for the North on her present trip he continued and our bookings for the season indicates a very satisfactory condition of. affairs
 MT Alexander says the Admiral Line will continue a sailing every ten days for the season.
 Business conditions throughout the country are promising.' 70 said MT. Alexander. "The war is stiI depress- ing. O. course. but it cannot help but add to the financial and commercial prestige Of the United States in the end. When peace shall have been de- clared. we can look for unprecedented good times throughout the country.
 3Ir. Alexander is here with the Jackling. party. and he will remain until tomorrow. when he will return south on the Admiral Watson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
MINE STATION
 NOW CERTAIN

As predicted first in The Empire a month ago. Junaeu is in line for one of the Federal mine safety stations, which wifi also have a free assaying office to aid prospectors in finding out what their claims are worth.
 Tde Governors office IS in receipt Of copy Of Fl. R 15S69, in which provision Is made for establishing mining experimental stations in the States and in Alaska. The passage of this bin during the last days ot the last Congress, was a surprise to most people of the North, it being thought that 1t had been killed in the Senate.
 The bin provides for che establish ment Of ten mining stations and seF- en mine safety station, in important mining regions Of tho yited States and the Territory of Alaska. The Sec retary of the Interior is authorized to accept lands. buildings, or other eon- tributlons from the several States to cooperate in carrying out the purpose Of this act
 The bin was approved March 8. 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
GERMAN AD M TT
 LOSSES

BERLIN, March 1s. - The German War office admitted thio afternoon that the Russian army had crossed the East Prusslan frontier and that they are once more on German territory reaching the outskirts of MemeI.
 Gen. won Hindenburg's army wac overmatched and defeated after a series of brilliant victories about tho Mazurian lakes and forced for ward movement that carried the en- cmy we'll into hls own country. The overwhelming Russian army has fol- lowed Hs victory hard, though the German retreat has been without ln'- portant disaster.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
GERMAN VERSION OF
 PRzAsNYsz RETREAT
t

BERLIN, March 'lo.- The general staff says: After tho capture of-a strong point of support on the out skirts of Przasnysz by one Of our ar my corps. the situpion was very criti' cal for an entire day During this time three Russian corps attacked the German wing from the East. sonth' east and South. Our corps, while in the act of withdrawing, kept pace with the superior forces. A portion of our corps was nercely engaged. A large number of wounded were taken to the neighborlng villages and were not brought back into our lines
 "The Russians were unable to dis. urb our orderly retreat and lost all touch with the German corps. ob- viousiy the Russians suffered heavily.
 oThe Russian incredible reports are intended to divert the attention from their severe defeat about the Alazurlan lakes region"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
aattla Waaer ior aoo MIIes.

RakAS Wtd~e Asi wv "'''N
 PETROGRAD, March 19.-Warfare of the bitterest character is in pro. press along 300 miles of the front between the Nieman river and Ga licia. The fighting is furious along tho whole East Prussian frontier Southgard through Poland, where the armies are graphing in deadly earn est
 An official announcement from Der lln that Germany proposes to burn Russian estates and villages and to leave trail Of devastation behind their armies has aroused the highest indignation among the Petrograd ofh- cials and the army, and. as a result, a campaign Of aayagery on both sides, unparalleled in recent history. is feared.
 Russian successes are reported from all sections of the long battle line. Many German field pieces have been captured and prisoners are be- ing take from the north to tn south.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
Elent Elrlnn EffectIve.

ATHENS. March 19.-A dispatch received here says the British land ing parties found in ruins of destroy ed forts heaps Of bodies of Turks and Germans, which had been incinerated in the ruins.
 The bombardment showed the ter rible effect of the Ss-centimeter guns. Each shot scattered thousands Of tons of rocks Fort batteries were completely destroyed The Turks were entirely demoralized, and aban' doned their s,rongholds-
 It is reported that the three sub marines which Turkey received over land from Germany have not yet been put together The Turkish fleet has not cut any figure as yet and IS not expected to. being vastly outclassed in gun range and power.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
FORMER NOME
 LAWXER ACCUSED

SAN FRANCISCO. March ls Charges have been filed against w I. Hume, a lawyer of Portland Oregon formerly Of Nome torney for Ars. Ella Helm cloiman oi share in Nome mining property iocateu cn Ophir creek
 The charges are made by Joseph Wrigh, iouaer poHmaster at Nome. and were contained io an aildaYit filed by him.
 Mrs. Helm. who Is suing tor her in- terest in the property and share m the profits from working 1t alleges Che value of the property to be 3b'- ooO9oo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
OUTLOOK
 GOOD FOR
 THE ALLIES

LONDON. March 19.-The defeat Of Gen. yon Hindenburgs army in North Poland. with the reappearance Of the Russian army across on the German side of the East Prusslau border and the apparent complete failure of von Hindenburg to reach Warsaw. despite the terrible sacrifice of life that he made in the attempt has put Germany according to Brit ish experts, in such q position that she dare not shift any substantial force from her east front to the western theatre of action for the spring campaign
 This condition has given the Brit ish war office Q very hopeful view of the probabilities Of success of the spring campaign Of aggression that ia being launched.
 The spring campaign Is being press ed now with such yigor that Germany cannot spare troops from the west Co fight in the east
 The Allies confidently expect that Che summer will witness success for their arms, which will. it is believed, outnumber the enemy in both east and west and be better equipped.
 T Allies report a continuous se- ries gains along the whole western froat The victories have been minor ln detail but in aggregate they are important as showing Q general for ward movement
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
JACKLING AND
 PARITY SEE MILL

Col. D. c JackliuG Che mining king whose. interest in the Alaska Gassineau mines and mills is meas urea by seven figures, President H. F. Alexander of the Admiral Line, Sherwood Aldrch, president of the Ray cogsolidated Copper company. and director iu the Gastineau Co., and Frank c. Janney manager of mins in the Jacking mining syndi- cate. today are viewing the lhane min for the first time since it com menced crushing rock three weeks ago. The lackIing party arrived here last evening ana registered ct the Al. askan hotel
 General Manager Bart J.. phane, who has been ill for several days headed the party which went to the min today for an inspection of the work The visitors win be here until tomorrow afternoon, the steamship Admiral Evans having been held here by order of President Alexandcr
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
ALLIES TO TAKE
 TURKEY IN EUROPE

LONDON March 70. The Allies are increasing the Constantinople ex- petition. The expedition not only re- llevcs the sailors and marines pre-. yously put ashore. but provides mo- bile force for an actual land expedi- tlon by which the taking of Turkey in Europe is expected to be accom- pnshed. The new force comprises French troops from Morocco. Cana oians. Seneeaiese. native Egyptian troops In small quantities and Aus ralians It is presumed the major portion of this force was quickly transferred from Egypt when danger of a Turkish invasion by way of the Suez canal vanished Gen. D'Amade commands the allied forces.
 The military forces are in position on both sides of Jhe Straits the hrst landing having been made on Che As- iatic side
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
| ooko For Peacc

A banker who has good connections at Washington IS optimistic over the conditions in Europe He hears that negotiations have been under way for several weeks. which, if successful win make peace for Europe He hears also that three months longer is the limit for the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
PROFESSORS RESENT
 INTERFERENCE O F

SALT LAKE March 19.-Fourteen professors in the Utah State miyer- sity resigned In Q body yesterday be- cause of the dismissei of four nom Mormon professors.
 Some of those who resigned were llormons but an of them object to interference with the faculty by Che regents on account of the religious beliefs Of the members.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

Business Expects Allies to Win
 NEW YORK. March l9.-Probably one Of the most significant features at the moment is the weakness dis played in wheat and cotton This is tnken to indicate the successful fore ing Of the Dardanelles and the com plete blockading Of che German ports.
 The feeling is growing that the sit uation is becoming more favorable 10 the Allies. and in certain Quartesr ali .his is making for considerable in- crease in confidence! in fact. among the more emotional minds there Is al- most a disposition to discount the end ing of the war.
 But the hard headed man Is not SO easily led to take this view. He ad- mits that il the Allies once get on German soil. they will find defense that it will be difficult to combat. Ger many is still in the ring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
BRITISH LOSE
 THREE STEAMERS

GLASGOW. March 19.-The Brit ish steamships Hyndford. Biuejacket, and Glenarty have been torpedoed In the English channel in the last z4 hours by German submarines.
 One man was drowned and several injured
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
JURY RETURNS vERicT.
LEWIS SEES THE
 PARTING OF WAYS

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. March 19.
 - Senator James Hamilton Lewis, of Illinois. speaking to the Missouri legislature. said that the United
 States must decide now definitely and as part Of the American for eign policy whether she will retain the Philippines and maintain two fleets against foreign aggression or whether she wifi leave the Philippines to become an Independent nation and return to her policy of isoleLion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
RuaeIn Plaeea orders

PHILADELPHIA. March l9.-L. N. vauclain. vice-president of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, arrived Wedues- day from Petrograd, with S5OOO0O m orders from the Russian government Two weeks ago Mir. Vauclain's com pany made the record shipment Of 400 locomotives for Russia in one ves-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
RUSSIA HAS 100000
 MEN IN aALlclA

LONDON. March l9.-lt is estimated that the Russian army now operating in Gallcla consists of fully 100000 men. The Russians are operating nearer their base of supplies than the German Austrian troops, the latter be- ing almost entirely cut off from their their lines of communication by the hieh mountains. All transport is be- ing done by mules, and heavy guns have to be left behind.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
More Work

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 19.-The F. Hazel Atlas Glass Company will within the next two weeks resume in full at all of it's plants in Washington Pa. and West Virginia towns. giving employment to about 600 men. Three eighthour shifts will be used.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
IsLS TO
 HAVE PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON. March t9.-secre- tary Of Commerce William c. Redfeld has issued an order establishing ab- solnte prohibition on the Pribiloh Islands Of Alaska.
 The order is the result or the Whit' ney charges Of immortality and cor uplion
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
cotton Exporss

NEW ORLEANS. March 1s.- Cot. ton exports from New Orleans during February were l,544,512 bales, the big best amount shipped any month this or last season. The seasons exports thus far have amounted to 5,283,qSs bales. compared with S,SS8.00O for last years entire season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
Humc Donioe.

PORTLAND. Ores March l9.--W, T. Hume denies that he attempted to influence ,he testimony Of Joseph Wright In Mrs Heim's interest in the attempt to prove that she grub staked Jere Wilson. He admits that he tried 10 get Wright to testify but only as to mail conditions at Nome ten to twelve years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
 PAYS BACK
 NI-EAGzS
DEFICIENCY PAlD.

shortly after the House ad- iourned today Gov J. F A. Strong announced that Con gress had. by an act Of March {. made appropriation to sup. ply the mileage and printing deficiency of the 1913 session, giving the members oi the First Legislature Sz,26120 and The Empire 37lLO5 and The Dispatch $710.87.
 Accordingly the Heekman bin win be withdrawn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
camtNETTi AND plees MUST
 SERVE OUT SENTENCES

SAN FRANCISCO March l9.-The United States Circuit Court of Ap- peals has sustained the conviction and sentence of - Caminett and Man- ry Diggs under the Mann white slave act
 Camlnetti and Dlggs were convict ed or taking Sacramento girls to Reno Nev.. in violation of the Mann act TIielr trial and conviction aroused wide spread interest on account Of tnol promlnence. Caminett is son Of former congressman and Commits sioner Genera. of Immigration 4. Cam enetti Maury Diggs was formerly state architect for California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
cermans stlil Hopeful.

COPENHAGEN. March 1s. v Ger man military and naval critics consid' CT the attempt of the allied British French fleet to penetrate the Dardan- enes impossible Of success, accord lne to dispatches from Berlin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
JOHN ii. BULLOCK LEAVES
 WASHINGTON FOR SEATTLE

WASHINGTON. March ls.-John H Bullock. under guard of two deputy United States marshals, started today for seattie where be must serve a term of year In the county jail in accordance with his sentence Imposed after conviction for conspiracy in inc Nome coal contract cases,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
After Dyestuffo

BOSTON, March 1s.-Frederick A. Atteoux. one or the largest dye manu' lecturers in New England has gone to Germany to eudeavor to get dye stuffs released for shipment to the United States in restricted amounts al laaal
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
TWO MORE TURK
 BATTERIES siLENcEo

PARIS. March 19 A dispatch from Tenedos received this afternoon says that a furious artillery duel con anued from 12 o'clock last night pn- tn 2 D. m. today between the allied fleet and Che Turkish shore batteries. TWO of the Turkish batteries were si, fenced by the fleet
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

GLASGOW STRIKE SETTLED
 GLASGOW. Scotland. March ls- The strike Of the engineers has been settled and work in ah the factories and shlpyards has been resumed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
GEORGE WATKINS EVANS
 ls lyNEAu VISITOR

George Wotkin Evans the famous coal expert is 9 Juneau visitor He arrived on the Admiral Evans. and VIII go south on the Admiral Watson. He said be is here indirectly in com necdou with the coal situation in Ai- aska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
IlIeaal searoh charged.
zEPPELlNS REFUSED
 WITH lsHRRAPNEL SHOWER

CALAIS. March l9.-A ahower of shrapnel greeted and repulsed Ger man Zeppelin which dropped bombs on the railroad station, killing seven employees
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
e,-v KilIe prohihitlon.

SALT LAKE, March i9 Gov. William spry yesterday evening ye- toed the Statewide prohibition pili passed by the recent legislature. The veto VIII stand as the legislature has adjourned sine die
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
VILLA READY TO
 ATTACK TAMPICO

WASHINGTON, March 1s- Gen. vlna with 3O.O0O men Is within 50 miles of Gen. carranza's forces at Tampico. He is advancing on the sea port town. and expects 10 capture lt practically without opposition
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
BRITISH sATTLEsHlP
 PUT OUT OF FIGHT

BERLIN. March 19.-During on at- tack of ten British aui French war. ships on the Dardaneiles fort this morning the British battleship inyin. cible was put out of action.
 Another battleship was seriously damaged The attacking squadron withdrew at two o'clock this after- noon.
 The Turkish forts have been rein forced with heavy guns, and their fire was accurate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
uundfhrd Mantcr had Roasted

IIynQI0Tu NIda1II I''N
 sEATTLE. March 19.-The Hynd- ford sunk in the English channel sailed from Puget Sound. While load inc here he boasted that he would ram and sink any German yessei 'n1' would attack him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

Bryan Protests Against Villa Tax.
 WASHINGTON March l9 - The United states. through Secretary Of state William j. Bryan. has protest ed to Gen. Villa seains' Amellcsns and other foreigners being compelled to nay any part Of tle i,000.Ooo pesos tax chat he levied against thc city of Monterey for tAe support of his army in Mexico.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
ssYAN GETS MANY
 CONGRATULATIONS

WASHINGTON. March 1e.-secre- targ Of State William J. Bryan was to- day tho recipient of many teiegralaa of congratulations upon the occasion of his 55th birthday President Wood row Wilson extended his eongratula- lions 10 person.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
FRENCH LOSE
 BIG SHIP IN
 DARDANEGLES

CONsTANTNoPLE. March l9.- An official statement says that the French warship Bouyet i2,OOO tons, has been sunk In the Dardanelles from the fire Of the Turkish shore batteries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
GOVERNOR OF sANTo
 DOMINGO AssAssiNATEp

NEW YORK March 1s. The Steamship Iroquois arrived here today bringing the news of the assassili1' aon Of Gov zayas ol santo Domin- go. and two Of his children.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
GOVERNMENT TO
 INVESTIGATE ARREST

SEATTLE, March i9.-The Deart ments Of State and Iustic have order ed an agent Of the government to thoroughly investigate an the circum. stances surrounding the arrest of Wil- helm Mueller German consul at this place. and his secretary B. M. schultz, and the alleged search of the German steamship saxonia by the ciustoms officers, and report on the same to the government at Washing ton.
 Prosecuting Attorney Alfred Lund' Tn claims that no rule of information aI law was violated when he caused the arrest Of Mueller Schultz and Murdock. tbe latter an employee of the Seattle Drydock and Construction company
 illegal Search Charged.
 Mueller charges that Capt F. M. Dunwoody, of the coast guard service recently boarded and made an uniaw ful search of the German steamship Snonia at this port.
 Capt Dunwoody issued a statement last night saying that he had merely made a social call upon Capt Halfer commander or the saxoniai at the lattor'a invitation. and made no search of the vessel.