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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
SEATTLE CONCERN IS TAKEN OVER AND NEW
 OFFICERS IN CHARGE
Construction and Dry Dock at Seattle Has New Men at Its Head, Paterson
 Having Retired.

SEATTLE. July 27 The Seattle Construction * Dry Dock Company was formally taken over today by the Todd Shipyards Corporation. A meeting Of the directors last night was held and C. w. Wiley. formerly of the Pacific Alaska Navigation Co.,, was elected yice-president and gem eral manager C. II. Todd, of New York, was elected president. The new directors comprise c. H. Todd, F. C. Ward, vice president and gen eral manager of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co.,, II. F. Alexander, president of the Pacific Alaska Nayi- gatlon Co.,. W. x. Bogle Mir Wiley and Harry W. Kent the latter being the new secretarytreasurer
 J. V. Patterson, who became the head of the Seattle Construction X Dry Dock Co. at the time the plant was purchased from the Morans and who has been the active head, re- sponsible for the company's promi- nent position in the commercial world. retires and it is understood he will engage in other business al though he states his plans are not definitely arranged
 IL is reported in some circles that Mir. Patterson will be connected with Ime new corporation in the east
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
BIG STEAMER DEAL
 BEING ATTEMPTED
 BY H. F. ALEXANDER
Yale and Harvard Involved in Negotiations To Be Made by President
 of Alaska Line.

SEATTLE. July 27-H. F. Alex ander president Of the Pacific.Alas- ka. Navigation Company operating the Admiral line steamers left here today for San Francisco where he will endeavor to close a deal for the purchase of the steamers Yale and Harvard. I will either close the deal for their outright purchase or declare off all transportation agree ments." Mir Alexander said
 The Yale and Harvard are being operated by the Paciflc.Alaska Navi- saion Company from San Francisco % Los Angeles and San Diego How. eyer he holding company for these steamers is known as the Pacific Navigation Company Mr Alexander wants to bring the two lines under one operating head and one control. There has been much complaint and friction between thre two concerns and Mir. Alexander desires now to have Che Alaska and San Francisco company secure ownership of the two steamers on the southern route from Sau Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
German Submarines Are on Atlantic, According to Advices Received in
 New York City.
PLAN TO ATTACK BOAT
Protection Has Been Asked from State Department According to a
 Wireless.

New York, July 27.-Ger- man submarines are in the Atlantic and one Japanese steamer has requested the United States government to give 1t protection from their attacks. This fact was re- veaIed here today.
 A wireless message to the State Department at Wash ingtOn, D. C., from the Jap anese steamer Korea asking protection from German sub- marines which were over heard was reported here to- day by officers of steam  ships arriving in port. The message, the officers stated, asked protection for the Ann erican officers and engineers on the Korea. The State Department was requested to convoy the Korea to the Panama canal and take her through and for protection on the Pacific coast to San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
President Wilson Has Sent a Note to the British Government on Latest
 Trade Restraint.
Us RECEIVED IN LONDON
Ambassador Page Decoding Message and Will Give It to the Proper
 Authorities.

Washington, July 27.-SO- licitOr Polk of the State De-
 pertinent announced today that President Wilson's pro- test against Great Britain $ boycott against American firms had been cabled to Lon don and that the protest was not in United States Ambas- in United States Ambas- sadOr Pages hands. No de- tails regarding the wording of the protest were given out by the officers of the State Department.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
CRUISER OF OUR OWN
 UNCLE SAMUEL'S HAS
 DROPPED FROM SIGHT
Wireless Company Is UnabIl To Get into Communica- ton with the Nifty
 Little ''Hidder"

LOST One perfectly good
 third class cruiser. named the
 New orleans with the Washing
 ton State Naval Militia on board.
 The cruiser was last heard from
 last Sunday night when she sail-
 from sltEa for Juneau. Any
 one having any information
 which will lead to her location
 and recovery, please notify the
 Empire.
 There you have 1t. The New or leans sailed for Juneau from Sitka, Sunday night at o'clock and has not reached here. Efforts Co reach her by wireless have failed and mo report as to her location has been received. The officers Of Che Hum boldt which arrived nom the south yesterday report that she has not been seen by them and the Sparks on board says he had not heard her
 The local office of the Marconi Company has been endeavoring to get in touch with her for some time m nn effort to deliver some messag' es. but he can get no response.
 The New Orleans had four days to kin and it was the general sup position that she has been cruising around at sea. and maybe visiting some of the ,w spots on the Alas kan coast. It is thought she will ar rive here within a few hours but nothing definite can be learned ot her whereabouts. No orders, as far as known. were sent the cruiser Go re- turn Co Seattle without coming here
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

WASHINGTON. July 27 - There was much excitement both at the State Department and navy depart ment over the report that German submarines were on the Atlantic and were to attack the Japanese steamer Korea.
 None of che officials would discuss the matter Late this afternoon a high official stated that the armored cruiser North Carolina and several torpedo destroyers which were sent to sea from Norfolk late yesterday had been dispatched following the receipt of the Korea's wireless op peals for protection According to this information the wireless dispatch reported overheard by steamer of ricials arriving at New York today must have been received in Wash ington yesterday sometime and the public was lead to believe that the fleet went to sea for the protection of the Deutschland
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
WILSON'S SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE
 TO BE NOTABLE

WASHINGTON. July 27.-Presi- dent Wilson's speech Of acceptance Of the Democratic nomination, speech which will be notable for its exposition and defense of Demo- cratic policies and for it's indict- meut of Republican principles, may not be delivered until after the ad- journment of Congress.
 The President is anxious that the entire Democratic legislative pro gram. including the workmen's com pensation, child labor and shipping projects. shall be on the statute books in order that his speech may refer to them as laws actually in force. rather than as laws to be en- acted
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
and Mail Information
NOW BOUND NORTH.

NOW BOUND NORTH Prince George is due from the south at 8 o'clock tonight. Mariposa is due from the south Saturday Has nail Spokane is due to arrive in Ju- ueau lorthhOm1 sunday Has mail. Princess Alice is due from the South SatUldag afternoon. Has mail
 SCHEDULED sAlLlNGs. Admiral Evans postponed and is due to gail from Seattle to- night.
 Jefferson was due to sail north today from Seattle. ALKi is due to sail from Seat tie next Monday Prince Rupert is scheduled io sail from Seattle next Mon day.
 Princess Charlotte is due to sail from Vancouver Satur- day.
 Alaska is due to sail from Seat tie Sunday
 soUTHRouNO sAlLlNes. Admiral Farrasut is due south. bound sunday Humboidt due southbOmd this afternoon. Takes mail. Princess Sophia is due south bound tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock Takes mail
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
PROTEST IS RECEIVED.

London, July 27. Ann bassadOr Page announced this afternoon that his presi- dents protest against British bOycOtts had been received and that as soon as decOded t would be given to the prop CT authorities here. Ambas- sador Page did not divulge the contents of the note and made no comment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
COBB URGED TO
 RUN FOR OFFICE
Dan Dnscoll Circulating a Petition Urging Juneau Lawyer for Attorney
 General.
WICK MEN MAY SUPPORT

FAIRBANKS, July 27-Represen tative Dan Drlsooll Is today circu IatIne a petition nominating ]. K Cobb, of Juneau, for Territorial At torney-eeneraL lt is expected that Cobb will be endorsed here for AL torney-eeneral by the Wiokersham Divisional oonventlo nto run for At torney.eeneral on the Wlekersham Nou-Partisan. AS soon as the peti' tion is filled 1t will be forwarded by Dan orlseoll 60 Mr. Cobb at Juneau with the request that he accept the nomination and properly file.
 Although known but little here cobb's friends believe that he will run strong, owing to the fight he has made against the fisheries inter ests of the Alaskan coast
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
German Submarine Attacks British Dreadnought
HURRICANE SWEEPS PARTS OF SPAIN;
 HUNDREDS DROWN
Many Provinces Have Been Devastated and Property Damage Is Estimated
 As Enormous.

MADRID. July 27.-A hurricane of unprecedented violence has rav- aged the provinces of saragossa. Co., ria, Valladold, Loen and Ponte- vedra and the village of Torron has been laid completely in ruins.
 Churches and large buildings have been swept away and hun dreds Of lives have been lost. In the village Of Ateca, in the pro- vince of Aragon, the bodies of only n of a population Of 5000 have been recovered So far as reports are available the property damage has been enormous
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
GERMAN OFFICER CAPTURED

WITH BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE, July 27.--A German army officer who brought endorsements from Verdun to the British front on the somme is now a prisoner Of the British. He said; Your artillery is better than any that have seen before even none like it in the Yer dun battles. lt is worse than any thing ever been placed up against
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
YUKON FAVOR STILL
 SHINES FOR SULZER

ST. MICHAEL. July 27.-senator Charles A. sulzer arrived at St.. Michael yesterday, and has made a most favorable impression. All re- ports along the Yukon river are r,ost favorable for Sulzer. Marshall City enthusiastically received him, and tbe miners are all solid for him.
 Word received here is that Sulzer will carry all Yukon river points.
 SECOND DIVISION SURE
 Senator Sulzer will leave for Nome tomorrow Every indication assures him a large majority in the Second Division.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
.CARRANZA TO MAKE
 CHANGES IN CABINET

MEXICO CITY, July 27.-General Carranza is considering changes in his cabinet to be made in the inn mediate future, according to re- ports in official circles lt is said however. that no definite program has yet been decided upon At the offices of the minister of foreign ai- fairs 1t is said that no reply has yet been received to the last note sent to Washington regarding the settle ment of the differences between th' United States and Mexico.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
Kaiser's Under Sea Boat Is in Sensational Raid off the Orkney
 Islands.
TWO SHOTS ARE FIRED
German Air Craft Also Drop Bombs upon Submarine Base of the British
 and Russians.

BERLIN, July 27.-The admiralty announced today that a German submarine sent out from Wilhelm shaven has been cruising about the North Sea and yesterday attacked a British dreadnought off the Orkney Islands. The submarine obtained two good shots with torpedoes and the dreadnoueht was damaged but to what extent the report does not state
 Tke submarine after torpedoing the dreadnought was reported aImost in the center of a large fleet, sub merged and made its escape.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
STRIKE OF GAR MEN IN NEW YORK CITY
 WILL TAKE ALL IN
Men of Both Surface and Elevate Will Join Subway Men in
 Their Fight.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The city will undoubtedly be tied up by one of the greatest strikes ever inaugu- rated. The men are striking for higher wages and shorter hours or overtime. It was announced today that lt is the intention to extend the street car strike, which is in progress on subway lines, to all lines. both elevated and surface. This was decided upon after gem eral meeting ot executive board of the Amalgamated Association of El- ectric Railway employees Of Am ericn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
WELCOME OSBORNE BACK

SING SING. N Y, July 2' Thomas Mott Osborne was welcomed back by the conyicts on his re- turn as warden Osborne, who re- signed six months ago when he was indicted on charges growing out or his methods of conducting affairs made a brief speech to the con yicts who cheered him several min utes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
BILLINGSLEYS ARE RELEASED ON BAIL;
 QUICKLY REARRESTED

SEATTLE, July 7-Logan and
 Fred Brlingsley, arrested and charged yesterday with comphcity in the killing Of Police Sergeant Weeden the other night were re- leased by Judge John B Gordon, of the Municipal Police Court this afternoon on S2O,OO0 cash bail The two brothers were immediately re- arrested and jailed on charge or forgery. It Is alleged that they have tempered with liQuor permits. l ITeleDh0ne it to The Empire No 3t4
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
WILSON NOMINATES
 MEN FOR NEW BOARD

WASHINGTON. July 27.-Presi- dent wilson today nominated the members for the new farm loan hoard The names Of those sent 10 the Senate were Judge Charles E. Lobbel. of Great Bend Kansas; George N. Norris, of Philadelphia; captain w. S, A. Smith of Sioux City. Iowa. and Herbert Quick, of Berkeley Springs. wet Virginia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. July D. Alaska Gold closed today at 173s, Alaska Juneau at s. Copper metal remains unchanged being quoted at % to 2I
 YESTERDAYS QUOTATIONS
 Wednesdays quotations which ar- rived too laJe for yesterdays edi- tion were as follows: Alaska Gold closed at i7% Alaska-JWneau at 7's- Butte and Superior at 67 Chiuo ai 27 Ray at 2S and Utah Copper at 75as. Copper metal was quoted al
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
Evidence Is Secured which Links Certain Persons with the Outrage in
 San Francisco.
SIX PERSONS SUSPECTED
One Dynamiter Is Arrested and Another Sought Two Women Being
 Watched.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 27,-ons arrest has been made. shs police are locking for another suspect and evidence has 3een secured which is gradually drawing a net around eer- tain people who will be charged with the bomb outrage committed here last Saturday afternoon.
 w. K. Billings is the man arrested and he was placed in custody late yesterday afternoon at the Free Ciin- ie hospital where he had applied for relief from burns believed caused by some explosive acid. The police be- neve ,hat he IS one of the six who are responsible for the bomb plant ing. Billings IS an eN-eonviet having served tWo years at Folsom Peniten. uary for carrying explosives.
 Evidence last night showed that he had been rooming in house which was used for headquarters Of the MeNamara's now serving time in San Quentin in connection with the Los Angeles Times dynamiting and explosion.
 POLICE MAKE RAIDS
 Following out this result Of their investigations the police early this morning rsided the house. lt was found to be operated by Mrs. Lavin. a witness for the MeNamara's in ,her t-ial.
 The police made a thorough search Of lae premises and found. what tr-y say arc steel jaeketed bullets. slges and other things which are idcoacsl wish those used in the bomb which exploded last Satpr- day.
 Following closely on this raid the polce wen, to Che studio conducted sg Mrs. Rena Mooney and other siu7s tending to link ther with the bomb outrage were found.
 Neither CT the two women were arrested but today are kept under elose surveillance by the police. The detectives are now searching for Thomas Mooney and he is sought as oein1 an accompliee Of Billings
 RECORD BOOK FOUND
 The police claimed this afternoon that in the raid on Mrs. Mooney's studio a note book containing a rec ord Of explosives stolen from guar ries near this city. This note book al.5 contains the names Of strue lures which during the past two months have been dynamited or ir which various unexplained explosions have occurred.
 Mrs. Mooney was arrested ten days aqo in connection with certain phas es of the longshoremen's strike ou' was released.
 Billings. while he is not believed 60 be the real head of the boms sans. is one Of the master heads. ae eording to the police. He maintaint a stoHd indifference and has refuses to make any statement to the police There is a police officer kept in hli room st the hospital, one outsi5' of the door and the police are guard ina sH entrance and exits in orde th5t no word can be sent to hin of what has happened in eonnee tion with the raids and also to pre- vent any possible escape or aid be inc given him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
ElaHrlNe IN vERpuN

PARIS, July 27.-Hand 9renading enabled the French to advance to the westward of Thiamount in the Verdun region early this forenoon. This is the announcement made to- day by the War office regarding op- erstions in the Verdun sector.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
SHELBY IS GIVEN NEW HONORS
 FOR HIS HEROIC ACT

WASHINGTON. July 27.-colon- el Frederick W. Sibley of the l4th Cavalry. hero of the Glenn Springs raid and rescue. will be Brig adler General. His name was to- day sent to the Senate for con frmation by President Wilson
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
RELENTLESS SUBMARINE
 WARFARE

LONDON July 27.-The German submarines have started a relentless war against timber laden vessels in the North Sea. Four Norwegian steamers, the Bans, siebrid' Juno and Kentaern were torpedoed and sunk today. The crews were saved.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
EVANS SAILS TONIGHT.

SEATTLE. July 27.-The Admir- al Evans will sail tonight for the north and the following have al- ready purchased tickets for Juneau: Mrs. J. w. Bell. J Gilman, Mrs. Thane and maid. E. F. Druke, Mrs. Anna Williamson and Christine Wil- liamson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
RUSSIAN eAsE FORWARDED

BERLIN, July 27.-Two German naval airships attacked the main base of the Russian and French submarines at Marisham and the results accomplished were perfectly satisfactory according to an official report issued today. The airships bombarded the port with several hundred sologram explosives bombs and notwithstanding that antl1air craft guns and air craft engaged the Germans, the machines returned Safely.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
NINrH VIcTlM oIEs

SAN FRANCISCO, July 27'-Thom- az Turnbull. who was badly injured abeus the head and who also re- ceived internal injuries as a result of the bomb explosion last Saturday died this forenoon at his home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
KAISER ON EASTERN FRONT

ARMY IN soMME, July 27.-EmPer- or William, accompanied by General FaIkenheyn departed yesterday for the eastern front The Kaiser is deeply perturbed over his recent re- verses along this and the Russian front.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
NO IRISH BILL IS :.
 TO BE ANNOUNCED

LONDON. July 27- Premier As ouith today told John Redmond leader of the Irish Nationalists' that he did not propose to introduce any, Irish bnl at the present session or Parliament
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
HAMLIN NOMINATED.

WASHINGTON, July 27.--Chas S Hamlin Of Boston. was nomin- ated today by the President for an other term as Governor Of the Fed eral Reserve Board.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
"SUB" HAS NOT SAILED

BALTIMORE. July 27.-The Ger man submarine freighter Deutseh- land was still at the dock this afr ternoou and no word was given out at to when she will sail. There has been no report from the over