The Alaska citizen., 1916-03-06

late lat night ~e fh" ra suit of snowsIilc which 1u pletely blocked tho canyon where i the accident occurred < wve.Hire outfit and a large force ef shovel CTS have been rushed 10 the scene to repair the damage. Only moor-o . details of the wreck have bnrn re Ceiyed here
 AT LoGGeRHEhos.
 WASHINGToN, n C. N0rnh Q Whether or not President WTs0o is tN hay" tho backing of united congress in h's future nesotiotirra with tho warrinr rati0ns of Fu- rone pTnharlv will hn detnrwi0r' tomorrow. w",0 tho lavwaFc-7 vo+o on the motion t1 tahro Senator C~~o'=' --.r'f.,t-,, --' f-N -~a--f4 .- that Amc.fcon- sHou ro wor~~4 t- keep off armed m~-ah0ut sNins A. conference bod tn's afternoon between sunnortorr rf flo "ho,i~i,. tration in tFn nnoa~ h~0nrh cf oov. eresa and leaders 0f tho Rcouh'i nan faction fl WIS ac~HN3 10 fD'oa a vote on the imDortant oanetfan without deI0v. ard f was tho h7'fer of those present that tho Prn-i7ort would receive all the euDno~t roo- nsearv to cstahlisN r'w m0ra firm lv thon ever ae chief avcoutiyn Of the nation
 rn 1f-.u~-.-o t'# -...-a,,--r -rf.. members of congress thts aftn~roor President Wilson safd thot etrtot adherence to tNn n0'ioy ovtlfno1 i- lis notes mght rosu1+ in eo-or-f1 1iD1omatic relations with any n0ror found guilty of caueire tho d~7th 0f an American on th0 hieP eno~ through disrogard of intarnatioua' low The President expressed t'~ hope that the members of cnnoroes would hasten 10 mako +h0i~ attitude clear so that he mi"ht go~orn his future actions accordingly That dn ferred actlor or the Corr roa0lu ton Is cauetne emhorra eemnrt to the administrator mret ha amor ort to onn0eirg moo7bore of ocl- grass. cold tNo ovocntirn fro, ro. norts rocoived from tho German canital today hccordine r. ad~fcoe reports pro now roire ofrcr1ata1 in Berlin to the effect that c0o~roee is acainst tho Proei1ont fivo to ono ffn NrnCN0f CrfCtE
 DEMONSTRATION Npo0cr0
 NEW YORK. March o-Tho Iooa1 division of tho Ancient Order of IT herriare of tmorio0 has canso3 the fseuaroo Of a 9tato~,ont in whioh the proposed anttRrftIel dnmonetra- +i~r v-Nioh '~ ror o,'.-'-l tn to'-, n1oco in this city cn Saturday. .e denounced in tho etrOn~oet terms The movement. it ie r1of~o1 has hnnn inentrpd hv enemies Cr tho allies and does not ronraeont the Irish sentiment in tho Trnttod States
 IRVING RECRUITS.
 HONOLTLT. March 2-Soorot service men in the e'nnloy of tho American government have Oh+ofno' evidence showir" that Tamae Hawk, nshaw. wealthy Australian is surplvire tho funds which arc ho- ing used hv local ranreeontotivos of tho British eovornonnt f0r tha nurnose of buying diarhar"oe for American soldiers in or7or thot thov may enlist under the f1oo of Croat Britain. Over ono hundred YanlFen troopers have omit tho service in this manner during the past scv- eral wnnlys
 GERMAN eDiES cAI1GRT
 NEW YORK March 2-A dieonv- orv of unneua1 imnortaron wos 1na1o hv the nolicn todav f0l1owing tHo arrest of two Gorronns on tho Cboro~ of using tho Trnitn1 States no'1e for nnrnoses If dofroudtno Cloy or1v hidden in tho cIothinp of tho cuenectS wnrn cnvnral noone nf Amor, ican fortifica+iore erldortlv snour cd for the German government
 PLEADS GUILTY TO AR9ON.
 NEWARK, N. J., March Ar thur Grubber. former clc3k in the employ of the Kern hotel, which was destroyed by fire two years ago, pleaded guilty today to the charge of setting fire to the build ing. He claims that the proprietor of the house promised to pay him ten dollars for the job the plan being to burn the hotel for the in suranCe money.
 The fire resulted in the death of four of the hotel guests and eiv others were crippled for lifo.
 Fx-PRlEsT STARTS RIOT.
 CHICAGO March 2-This cit"
 
 today as the result of an attomp' of Joseph Slatterv former priest to deliver an anti-Cath0lic lecture The disturbance assumed such q serious asDe~t that both tln police and the fire department were called to the scene 10 restore ordnr
 The lecture had honn widely ad- vertised, the announcements stat ing that hoth G'attrrv ord his -~ifr who was formerly a nun. would address the crowd The attitude of the crowd was such. however that the lecture was called off and the lecturers forced to seek a place of safety
 STRIKE CALLED OFF.
 SIOUX CITY March The strike among the employees of the Armour Cudahy and other cOmnanins. which has been in prOereSs for more than week was called off today. and the men will return 10 work in the morning on Q now and better wage scale rhnir demands for in creased pav havine hann granted by the companies without serious oN- position
 DOING RIG RUelNFSs.
 NEW YORK March 2-Orders coming from the warning nations of Eurone have created sturan- dous volume of business for Ameri- can steel comnonins otatnmnnts issued on the first of the montH show that tho profits of this oiro1 ipductry will aycoo1