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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-03-03
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monds has been appointed clerk of
the school board OF Salmon.
The Ladies Aid will meet In the
annex Of the Methodist church
Thursday afternoon, March 10.
Mrs. Anker Anonson and children
came down from the Upper Lemhi
valley to spend the week In salmon
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wei and little
girl we're at Dillon for the weekend,
returning to Salmon by Mondays
train.
The date selected for the coming
NJ. E. stewards concert is March l3,
on Monday night The best talent
In the Community Is enlisted IL the
preparation of the great musical
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school principal, was in Salmon for
the end Of the week with a delega-
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basket ball aud oratorica contests
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the county OF Lemhi and now
pre- minent rancher above Baker,
drove to Salmon OH Tuesday, accom-
panied by his brother wJo Is here
from California They came after
supplies.
Probate Judge McCracken has re-
cetved from correspondent ia Penu-
sylvania some new mineral samples to
add to his store at his Office in the
courthouse The correspondent re-
quested some OF the wonderful min
eral samples OF Idaho in exchange.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
LABORERS ARE
 WANTED NOW
 AT ANCHORAGE
Labor Is Scarce and the Alaska Engineering Commission Sends
 Out Appeals.
HUNDREDS ARE WANTED.

Men are wanted at Anchorage ac- cording to cablegrom received to- day by The Empire from F. Mears, of the Alaska Engineering Commis- sion. which is building the govern ment railroad to the Interior
 The cablegrom says Please re- fer to my telegram of July Sth. There is now a shortage of labor at Anchorage and this coblegram will serve to cancel my previous an- nouncement to the effect that there is a surplus Of labor here"
 Adyices were brought by the recent steamers that the government com mission required all the men possi- ble 10 rush work on the construction of the railroad Material is arriving by the boat loads and this must be hurried along the route Hundreds of men are needed on the grade work and slashing the rightof-way.
 Newspaper advices state that sey- eral thousand men will be employed to rush work so that the greatest possible results will be attained be. fore the winter sets in.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
CITY COUNCIL WILL
 DECIDE TONIGHT ON
 SCHOOL BOND ISSUE
Question Will Undoubtedly Be Submitted to the Voters of Juneau-COuncilman
 King Going East.

A special meeting of the city council has been called by Mayor Stewart for tonight to consider submitting to a vote of the citi- zens of Juneau the question Of a bond issue for the construction of a school house, should the council be authorized by Congress to do so.
 Councilman J. H King will leave on the Prince George tomorrow night for the east and while at Washington will confer with Gin gressman William p. Houston chair man of the committee on territor- ies. in an endeavor to secure per mission from Congress for the issu- anee of the bonds. after they have been voted on by the Juneau voters. In order that he may have the ne .eessary authority the council will tonight decide
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
NEW FISH COMPANY INCORPORATES AND
 WILL CAN PRODUCTS
New Process Proposed and Products Will Be Put up in Glass Instead
 o{ Tin Cans.

Articles Of incorporation for the Alaska Coast Fisheries Company have been filed in the office of See retary Charles E. Davidson by Henry Erie. c. D. Mcdonald and T. E. P keegan. the iucorporators. The com- pany Is backed by local and eastern capital and will engage in general fishing business
 The company's specially will be The canning Of fish and fish products in glass containers Mr. Keegan has been experimenting with glass jars tor fish canning for some time and has perlerted a process. Samples of the proposed product have been sent east and the inquiries received ndi- cate ready demand for fish pre- pared in that manner
 During the balance of this season the company will operate on a small scale only. but this fall cannery buildings and cold storage plant will be erected on their site in ley Straits. about 70 miles from Juneau. Later the managers of the company plan to enter the general canning field and prepare all Alaska grown, tame and wild berries for the mar ket. and also Alaskan grown yeget- ables. The company has also taken over Mir Keegau's patent, a support for fish traps Mr. Keegan Nill be the manager of the Uew concern
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
Fletcher to Head sody

WASHINGTON. July 2S. Eliseo Arredondo. Mexican ambassador des- ignate. called on Acting Secretary Polk at the State Department yes terday lt was understood Mir Ar rendo had received instructions from his government approving a tentative plan for the settlement of difference. es with the United States by means of joint international commission.
 There are indications that Henry p. Fletcher ambassador designate Co Mexico. win head tbe three Amer jean commissioners if the plan Is adopted. Mir, Fletcher is said to prefer New York City as place Of meeting. while the Mexican embassy tavors Washington
 The commission plan was deyel- oped during preliminary conyersa- tions between Mr Polk and Mr. Ar redoudo. It is expected that further informal conferences will be held Co define the scope of the proposed commissions authority
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
 MEETS TOMORROW
 IN NEW QUARTERS

The Juneau Democratic Club win meet tomorrow evening in the new quarters in the Goldstein building. An invitation has been extended Co all Juneau Democrats to attend Che meeting and join the club 10 entails no expense to be- come a member and it will afford every Democrat an opportunity to cooperate with other Democrats to render service to the party and to Alaska
 The officers Of che Juneau Demo cratic Club want to make the club strong. militant. representative and working organization. They desire that every Democrat in Jul neau should become a member and feel that it Is his club, and that he take as active part in its manage meut as possible.
 The meeting tomorrow night will be presided over by Nice-Presideut William A. Holzheimer. because of The absence of President John R Wiuu The meeting is called for o'clock.
 One of the matters that will come before Che meeting will be ar ranging for a place 10 hold tho Democratic Divisional convention which is scheduled to take place in this city next Tuesday. August Tst
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
NEW LIGHTHOUSE BOAT FOR THE SERVICE IN
 ALASKA IS ALL READY
VIII Come North within a Few DaysCost $87 ,950 and Built Especially
 for the North.

The new lighthouse tender Rose for Alaska has received her finish ing touches in Seattle and 1t is ex- pected will start for Alaska at the end of this week or by the first of next. Last Saturday she left the drydock on the East Waterway at Seattle where che had been for final inspection. All supplies have been taken aboard preparatory to coming north. She was built especially as a lighthouse tender for the northern district at a total cost Of $S7.95O.
 In her official trial spins, held a week ago today in Elliott Bay the Rose came up 10 all expectations. meeting the requirements Of the gov ernments specifications in al partic. ulars. She made the spins in com mand of Capt W. K Curtis. master of the Anderson Company's Lake Washington steamboat Atlanta. with Andrew Sandell and s. F Ward. also of the Anderson fleet, in charge Of the engine room.
 The lighthouse bureau was repre- sented by J $. O'Brien, superintend- ent of construction for the service and Robert Warwick inspector of the Washington. oregon lighthouse dis trict. Others aboard were Capt. John T.. Anderson. president of the Ander- son Company, and Capt. H. C. Lord United States inspector of boilers.
 The Rose ranks as one of the most beautiful vessels ever turned out by Seattle shipbuilders Her interior is fitted up in palatial style.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
NET TIGHTENS AROUND DYNAMITER BILLINGS
 IN FRISCO OUTRAGE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S-W. K. Billings. arrested at the Clinic Free Hospital was taken Co the city jail last night Today three persons called and identified Billings as the man seen carrying yalise and two other persons identified him as the man who placed the yalise contain ing the bomb near the corner Of stuart and Market streets Eight men have been arrested by the DO. lice and they are being closely Ques. doncd BnHngs e being held only ,n suspicion but a charge will Oe made against him either late today nr tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
Germans VIII Lombard the British Forces with
 Artillery Fire
 on Advance.
FROM WOODS
Russians Take Trench from Germans in Verdun and Capture Prisoners in
 the Fighting.

LONDON, July 2S- After a battle lasting for 22 hours the British this afternoon took the entire Delyille Woods from the Germans. The Ger mans slowly retreated and are now said to be strongly entrenched north of the wood and ready to repulse further advances of the British with an artillery bombardment This in- formation was received from the Somme river headquarters. The avia- tors reported that the Germans were prepared to resist the British with artillery
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
and Mail Information
NOW BOUND NORTH

wv W ROOiN6 NOR lAs Mariposa is due from the south tomorrow Has three days mail.
 Spokane is due to arrive from the south on Sunday VIII have mail. Princess Alice is due from the south Saturday afternoon with mail.
 Admiral Evans is due from the south Monday, Has one days mail.
 SCHEDULED sAlLlNes. Al-Ki is due 10 sail from Seat tie Monday. Prince Rupert is due 10 sail from Seattle Monday. Princess Charlotte is due to sail from Vancouver tomorrow. Alaska is due 10 sail from Sc. tie Sunday.
 SoUTHBoUND sAlllNes. Admiral Farrasut is due south. bound at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Alameda is expected south bound tomorrow Prince George is due south bound Saturday night
 OTHER sAlLlNes Princess, Sophia, Humboldt, and City of Seattle sailed south last night or this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
THE EMPIRE OFFICE TO BE MOVED TO
 EMPIRE BUILDING

The Empire office will be re- moved from its present location on the east side of Main street. be- tween Front and Second streets 10 the new Empire Building at Main aud Second streets tomorrow evening and Sunday Beginning Monday the offices will be located lin the new building. The new quarters will not be completely hn- ished for some time. however, as office equipment and other equip ment for the mechaaicaI department have not been received.
 The new Duplex web perfecting press has been installed in the basement of the new building, and is working finely. Tomorrow's edi- tion will be printed from 1t, but no visitors will be admitted to the pressroom until next week. It will consist of eight 7-column pages.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
CONFIRMATION REPORTED.

New York, July 2S.-Early fore noon editions of newspapers here and in other cities along the At- antic coast printed an article that the German submarine freighter Bremen, long overdue had been
 aptured. This information came rom Montreal and was to the ef- ect that the rumOr circulated throughout the eastern part of Canada had been confirmed by the harbor authorities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
BREMEN REFORMED CAPTURED BY BRITISH
Many Dying In the Bad From Terrific Heat Wave
PRESIDENT MAKES AN ANNOUNCEMENT
 ON PREPAREDNESS

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-A state ment from the White House issued this afternoon calls attention to tEe fact that preparedness does not con- sist merely in the enlargement of the army and navy. "The Presi- dent, has given Il sisupport mre- reservedly to measures looking to- wards cooperation in production, transportation and industry"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
POPE PLANS PEACE
 PLEA TO RULERS OF
 THE WARRING LANDS
Pontif Will Make Address on InternationalisIn on Anniversary of
 His Ascension.

ROME. July 2S-The Pope Is planning again to address the peo- ples and rulers of warning coun- tries on the question of peace on the anniversary of his ascension to the pontiicate next September. It Is asserted the Pope will bring fresh arguments to prove the advisability of putting aE end to what he calls "the inhuman anti-Christiau con fict.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
10 WOMEN IN NUDE PARADE
 SENT TO JAIL IN CANADA

PRINCE ALBERT. Sask., July 2S. Prince Albert today is entertain ing ten Douck Harbor women whose religious ferver prompted them to liyest themselves Of their clothing and start on a pilgrimage in the lo- cality of Arrad in tho Kamsack coun- try.
 The reception to the pilgrims is being held in the provincial jail. where the women will remain for six months
 Thirty.one men who participated in the parade were sent to the jail at Regina for six months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
FIFTY THOUSAND MEN
 WILL NOT STRIKE AS
 CONVENTION DECIDES

PITTSBURGH July 2S.-A special convention of btuminous coal work CTS from District No. 5. United Mine Workers. in session here. has voted against a strike being called Fifty thousand miners will remain at work as the result.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
OF THE QUAKER CITY RAEDED
 SUDDENLY BY POLICE

PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-A poe lice raid in which 104 resorts were cleaned up and 5S2 prisoners taken, stunned the restricted district last night Among the men and women gathered in the net were some of the most desperate and hardened char acters in the country and at least three couples of respectable families, not to mention many of hitherto un- spotted reputations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
cauoht In Florida

KEY WEST. Florida, July 2S.-
 Officers working through a decoy telegram late yesterday arrested J. F. Gunes, convicted man of the State of Washington. who broke jail there GtllieS was taken in custody as soon as he stepped from the train. He refused Co talk but stat ed that he would not fight eXtradi- ton and would return when the proper officers arrived here for him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
DECOY MESSAGE USED TO CATCH
 A JAIL BREAKER
]. F. Giles Wanted in State of Washington Is Caught in Florida and Is
 Now in Custody,
GUARDS ARE AFTER HIM

OLYMPIA. July 2S Adyices were received early today that J. F. Gill lies. convicted Of frauds in comec- ton with the state insurance com mission and who broke jail here several weeks ago has been arrest ed in Florida. Guards were sent on the first train and Gihes will be brought back and taken immediate E to the penitenUiary at Wollo Walla.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
PERSHING
 QUITTING
 THE S0UTF.

MEXICO CITY. July 2S James Linn Rodgers, representative or .the American government informed 'he Mexican secretary ot war that the American eXpeditionary forces in Mexico would be gradually with drawn from Mexican territory. Mex icon commissioners have been Gesig- hated to reach settlement 7l the outstanding questions in the United States
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
REPORT 0F CAPTuRE.

Portland, Me, July 2S.-A tele- gram has been received here that the Bremen has been captured off the coast and is now being taken by British warships to Halifax. This information comes from Canadian ourcss and is believed reliable.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT BUILD IG RAILROAD
 TO THE GULF COAST

MEXICO CITY July 2S-The de iacto government is going ahead with plans for the construction of a long proposed short liae railroad be- tween Tampico and the City of Mexico. A concession which the National Railways of Mexico has been holding for the building of this line was cancelled recently by direc- ton of Carranza.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
ANOTHER DRINKING FOUNTAIN
 INSTALLED ON JUNEAU STREET

w. D Gross. manager of the Col scum theatre which will be opened Co the public Saturdays night has had a sanitary drinking fountain m- stalled a the Coliseum entrance on lower Front Street. lt is the sec ond public sanitary drinking fom, tain to be installed on the streets of Juneau The first was installed sey- epal months ago by tho Sanitary Plumbing Company in front of it's place Of bu5iness on Willoughby avenue, where it has been in gen. eral uso for tba last three or four months With the Willoughby ave. nue fountain there is drinking tray for teams and dogs also fed by ruin. ming water and this too, has been gnnprallv used.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
HUNDREDS OF THE
 MEXICAN REBELS
 GRANTED AMNESTY

MEXICO CITY, July 2S.-Fiye hun dred Vulistas captured by the de facto government soldiers recently have been extended amnesty The majority of the Villa followers were those taken along the border They declared that they were through with brigandage Over two thirds of the men were immediately sworn into the Carranza armies and will be distributed among various com panies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
More Ships Torpedoed

LONDON. July 2S Two English vessels. one French steamer and two Swedish coasters have been sunk during che past ten hours in the English Channel or North Sea by German submarines This is the report made by the Admiralty and Ll0yds confirms the report about the English and French disasters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
AMERICAN RED CROSS PLEADS TURNED DOWN
 BY GREAT BRITAIN

WASHINGTON. July 2S Great Britain again has refused the plea of the Red Cross Association Tor permission to make conditional ship ments Of Red Cross supplies to Ger many and Austria
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
BREMEN NOT CAPTURED.

BALTIMORE. July 2S.-"Reports that the Bremen had been captured at sea came from Allied sources" declared Manager Hiliken this fore noon Mir Hiliken is the head Of the company here which has charge of the new German submarines.
 "The Bremen will make port yet. :" he continued. We believe that she is safe. There is a possibility that he might not come here but will enter some other port ungurded by the British"
 The Deutschland is still in port.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
ANOTHER DENIAL.

St. John, July 2S.-Minister of Marine and Fisheries Hagen denies the report that the Bremen had been captured. He declares that he knows nothing about the ru- mors but does know that the Bre- men is not at Halifax and is not being taken there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
PACIFIC MAIL WILL RE-ESTABLISH ITS
 SERVICE ON PACIFIC

SAN FRANCISCO Jgly 2S The Pacific Mail steamship Company will resume on August 10th its service between san Francisco and Che Or lent abandoned year ago when the company sold its Fleet or ste9n'
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
Eishinn FIeet Attaeked

LONDON. July 2S. A German submarine has raideG the British fleet of herring fishing boats and eight vessels have been sunk. The crews were landed today The at tack was made at sea and the crews were landed at Tyne.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
UNITED STATES
 FOREIGN TRADE
 BREAKS RECORD

WASHINGTON, July 2S
 The foreign trade Of the Unit ed States closed the greatest year in It's history on June 3Oth with 8 balance Of S2,135.- OOO,OOO in favor Of the Ameri- can supporters. The years exports aggregate $i.334OOO. GOO, according to the Depart ment Of Commerce which made the announcement toe day. The imports were val ued at $2,1S90OO.000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
Russians Effect Capture

PARIS. July 2S. The Russians in the Champagne sector. says the French war statement today. pene- ratcd a German trench. cleared the Germans out and were successful in capturing half or the defenders and the trench moriars
 There has been little fighting in the verdun region for the past twen- ty-four hours One report is that the Grown Prince has been trans Terrrd tO the S0mmc front
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
Temnerature Is Hloh

CHICAGO, July 2S.--The heat wave sweeping throughout the Mississippi ralcy is the worst in recent years Temperatures in the various central states is reported all the way from ninety to ll0
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
Dreadnonnht pamaaed

LONDON, July 2S The Admiralty announced today that one Of the British deadnoughts off rhe Orkneys had been badly damaged but denied that the damage was made by a Ger man submarine as reported in dis patches yesterday from Berlin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
Elue Dear In st. Louls

SIT. LOUIS. July 2S.-Fiye are dead here from the heat w1ye. One hundred and ten prostrations were reported up to noon today
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-28
Twenty-three Die in One City During a Few Hours and Many More
 PrOrated.
OUTDOOR WORK STOPPED
Intense Humidity Felt from the Alleghanies in the East to Rockies Tn
 the West.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Up to two o'clock this afternoon 35 had died from the effects of the heat today. There is no cessation in the waves of hot air which is sweeping this section. Reports from allcenrers are that as day progressed the heat increased.
 CHICAGO. July 2S.-Thirtecn Chi cagoans died last night from the heat Ten died iere this morning and hundreds of prostrations have been reported every Lour during the day Practically an outdoor work is suspended