The Alaska citizen., 1916-01-24

The vessel is a present in san Francisco bay and Is having the boilers installed without unloading AS soon as the repairs are matp the Minnesota will continue her voyage 10 Great Britain
 AFTER THE BOOZE.
 SEATTLE. Jan l9.-Thc homes of W. l. Boeing. tEc president og the Aero club, and D. E. skinner. mi iionairos. Nt.c raidcd today ly deputy sheriff. armed with seyr.. warrants. anu liquor 10 th, value ,f two tao,auj dollars Vas c-G Esotted.
 It is expected tia, these raid will result iH ho,!y contested legal battles a5 0,,l BJejug and skinner assert that ,aey Eiu fight tAl.r cases with l.. oas, l,@d talent ob- taiHable and tax" them t2 the H.IA- est court if noces- -ary.
 CURTss IS SUED
 BUFFALO. Jan. 19-G!,ln H Curties the celebrated dcroglaHe cE pert and manufacturer and cortaI of his associates in business, haze been sued by Augustus NJ. Herring for twenty-five million dollars. Her 
 asserting in his complaint that Cur tiss used his plans and ideas in tho Curtiss aeropIanes and has fail d to compensate him therefor.
 LEES MEMORY HONORED.
 ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. Through out the South today there is gen birthday of General Robert T.. Lse T,, ,l i- public celebration in honor of the leader of the confederate forces during the civil war,
 NEWSPAPER PLANT BURNS.
 BOSTON, Jan. 19.-The big plan. of the Boston American, one of the Hearst publications, was totally de stroyed by fire this morning. The flames spread so rapidly that many of the workmen had a narrow eS- cape Of those in the building, 59 were compelled to make a hurried ,XIt ty fire escapes. W.Ily two jumped from the windows of the third story into life nets. The pa per did not miss an issue. A new plant was ordered before the ashes of the old one were cold.
 NO MORE FRATS. LOS ANGELES, Jan. l9.-The board of education has announced the eXterminaUion of frateTnitIes ana sororitles aI all Of the educational institutions of the city.
 GAS WAS RESPONS WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. l9.-- The official inquiry into the cause oi the accident which wrecked the United States submarine F-2 in the New York navy yard has been con, cluded The board of inquiry in its report states that it believes g9S from an Edison storage battery On board of the vessel wa5 responsible for the explosion
 STORMS UNPRECEDENTED.
 HONOLULU. Jan. 2O.-Swept by unprecedented storms, the Hawaiia1 islands have suffered greatly dur, ing the last week. Up to the present time seven deaths have been re ported, while il is believed that others have lost their lives also.
 FOLLOWED HIM.
 SEATTLE. Jan. 2O.-Mrs. Lyle Glasgow, 45 years of age, returning to her home today after attending the funeral of her late husband, who was 76 years of age, shot her self through the heart with re volver and died immediately.
 THE MORALS QUESTION.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 20.-In a lengthy report rendered today, the state senate committee sets forth that the reason for the alarming immortality among young girls in this state is that they are poorly paid in legitimate lines of employment. The committee sets forth fully the result of it's investigations, ana urges that law be passed raising the minimum wage to be paid to all girls.
 AT LoGGERHEADS
 SEATTLE, Jan. 20.-PrOsecutinE Attorney Lundin announced today that he would refuse to issue any more search warrants for privat" residences for the present. From the announcement made by the pros ecuting attorney it is evident that there is some doubt in his mind as to the rights of the state in seizin2 liquor in private dwellings
 SEATTLE, Jan. 20.-Mayor Hi Gill announced this morning that under no circumstances would he permit the police to search private residences for intoxicating liquor. He said that he would not permit the serving of warrants. even if they were sworn out.
 PHONE DEMONSTRATED.
 PORTLAND, Gre, Jan 20.--NeW York newspapers were today read over the long distance telephone to Portland people, this being the first public demonstration here of the coast to coast service.
 BRYAN WILL TRAIL HIM.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 20.- Politicians here believe that as soon as President Wilson starts on his speaking tour in behalf of national defense, he will be followed by Will liam J. Bryan, who will speak in favor of universal peace.
 BRITISH GET TWO.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Two pas sengers, a MT. Herman and wife, of San Francisco, were on January tenth taken from the United States Fruit company's steamer Seacapa, at Kingston. by the British authori- ties and sent to a detention camp that is being maintained near that city. A protest has been filed by them through the American consul at Jamaica.
 CONNECTS ESCAPE.
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 20. Forty convicts from the state peni- tentiary, who were being worked at farm near Cummins, made their escape today and none so far have been recaptured. L3rF- forces of guards and special deputies are securing the country in search of