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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
pefersburo Returno.

PETERSBURG. April 5.-At yea terday's election Mayor Pryor, S. l.. Hogue. Jacob Johnson and Peter Jor- genson were reelected to the council. The new members are John Gaufin, K. l.. steberg and Louis Martins. The vote was 215 and the registration was 272.
 l.. Kracke. who brought the iniunc- tion proceedings was the low man with 9S votes. As the result of the elesction the city endorses the pub lie improvements made and those to come. The municipal light plant started last night and works iine- The city looks like new place on the Narrows.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
TwENTY.FoUR YEAR SEARCH, MOTHER HAS
 FOUND DAUGHTER

BEDFORD. Ind. April 5.-A search Of 24 years for her daughter was ended today when Mrs. John Whitman learned that Mrs. Lena Brooks. Han nibal. Mo-. Is the little girl she was separated from soon after her d. vorce from her husband. The mother left for Hannibal today
 Nearly thirty years ago the mother was divorced from William Henry Turner. whom she had married when in her teens. One day when she was absent from her home the father it is alleged. returned and carried their little girl away. She never again heard of the daughter until today. when Mrs Brooks wrote Co Bedford citizens. asking about the whereabouts of her mother
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
SILK MILL OWNER
 MAKEs PROPOSITION
 TO HIS EMPLOYEES

PATERSON, N. J.. April 5.-Henry Doherty, Jr., who. with his two broth CTS. owns and operates one of the largest silk mills here, has offered to turn his mill over to his opera tives off they can furnish an ade- quate guarantee to pay him 8 per cent. on his investment.
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STEAMER MOVEMENTS
and MaII InformatIOn

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 BOUND NORTH Admiral Watson-Due from South Friday. spokane-Due from the south Friday night or Saturday morning. from south Saturday morning. Prince John-Due from south satur' day morning.
 SCHEDULED sAlLlNes DoIphIn-Due to sail from Seattle to- night. Princess sophla-Due to sail from Vancouver tonight. Prince John-Due to sail from Prince
 Rupert tonight City of Seattle-Due to sail from &c.,
 attle Saturday. Northwestern-Due to sail from Se-
 attle Monday. Jefferson-Due to sail from Seattle Wednesday, April 18th.
 soUTHBoUND sAlLlN6S Alaska-Loading ore at cordoya and due in Juneau southbound about Friday noon. Arollne-Due southbound Saturday. Admiral Farragut-Due southbound Saturday
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.re were no contests.
skanmav cItIzenIa Wln.

sKAGWAY, April 5.-The Citizens ticket was ratified yesterday by 9 vote of four to one, with the excep- ton of p. M. Hern, who was defeated by Phil Abrahams. running as an in- dependent Howard Ashley was el- ected Mayor. W. B. Batson. A. C.. Blanchard. W. Bunting, N. O. Hardy, .. Kennedy and Oscar Selmar were elected to the council W. Hillery was elected clerk, Phil Abrahams treas urer and W. Blanchard was chosen for the school board
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TRAFFIC
 INVESTIGATION IS
 REAL EYE OPENER

SEATTLE. April 5.-It was an- nounced this afternoon that an az reement had been reached whereby persons arrested for selling liquor win face three prosecutions. The city. state and federal authorities all have come together and will work hand in hand. An investigation which has been on for several weeks has revealed to the authorities that fully three times as much liquor was sold Illegally during March as in Jan uary. The sales Of some Of the "sa- loon druggists" has averaged over s700.OO day. more than any saloon in the city ever took in before the uouor was prohibited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
CITIZENS TICKET WINS
 IN KETcHlKAN ELECTION

KETCHIKAN. APril 5-The citi- zens' ticket elected five candidates in yesterdays election including M. J. Heneghan. who defeated Fremont King for Mayor. J. H. Davies and D. W. Hunt Of the Good Government ticket were successful. W. G. Strong was elected school treasurer, de- feating J. J. Daly.
 The new officers are as follows: M. J. Heneghan, Mayor F. J. Cope. land. J. F. Davies. J. F. Gilmore, D. W. Hunt, w. T. Mahoney. and J. Pettnger, councimen.
 The election was hotly contested. There were 595 registered and AGO votes cast
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
Another Fight Reported

SAN ANTONIO, April 5.-Major- General Frederick Funston today an- nounced that a fight took place last Sunday between Colonel Brown fore es of the Tenth Cavalry squadron and band of Villistas in the San Antonio region. The repor. came from Rubio, by courier from Brig Gen. Pershing. Forty villistas were kill ed in the combat and many horses were captured. Several attachments which engaged the villistas. are still in pursuit of the fleeing Mexicans who are racing through the San Antonio region.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
ASSERTS THAT AMERICAN
 SUBMARINE POLICY FAILURE
 AND BOATS DISAPPOINTING

NEW YORK. April 5.-Rooert G.. skeren asserts that the United States submarine policy is Q failure. that the vaunted Schley class is 9 disap- pointment. and Instead of having Q speed og % knots. will have less than ls. and that even with the greatest strides. the nation will still be five years behind Europe in speed and efficiency. Our present submar- ines are 12is-bnot boats and Ger many had efficient 12-knot boats six years ago. He says an entirely new boat. @ semisubmersibie. may appear as a great surprise of the present war and change the whole theory of wariare. The Germans are said to be at work on that idea and one may any day dart out Of Kiel Canal to work havoc with the British fleet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
SENATE DELAYS ACTION
 ON IMMIGRATION BILL

WASHINGTON. April 5.-ActIon on the immigration bill now before the Senate committee is being delayed according to announcement made to- day. In the opinion of great many Senators there is no pressing demand for any such Legislation at the pres ent time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
Democrats Garry chIcaoo.

CHICAGO, April 5.--The Democrats swept the Chicago aldermanic elec- tion yesterday, winning 21 out of S5 aldermen elected and giving them control of the legislative branch of the city government The Republi- cans elected 1S and the Socialists l.
 The result of the election is re- garded as decided rebuke to Mayor William Hale Thompson who received an overwhelming majority as the Republican candidate a year ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
IRISH POLICE FIRED ON
 BY SHIN FEN RIOTERS

LONDON. April 5.-Sinn Fein riot CTS fired on the police last night. Three of the police were wounded.
 The rioting occurred at Tullamore. Kings County, Ireland. A police ser geant was wounded seriously and county inspector and a district in spector received slight wounds.
 It is asserted that vigorous cam paign against recruiting is being car ried on by the Sim Fein Society.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
No Aooreeslon Contemplated.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-(Wireless to sayyille)-From Berlin comes di. rect 0 statement that Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg protested vigor- ously in the Relchstag today against the report that Germany, now or in the future. contemriates aggression against the United Staetes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
JgssEN ON SECRET MISSION

SAN FRANCISCO. April 5.-Capt Fred Jebsen, Of this city. who was officially reported by the German gov ernment to have gone to his death on the German submarine, U-36. sunk by the British patrol boat Baralong August IS, 1915, is still alive, accord ing to statement of officials of the German consulate made public today. The German officials say that Jebsen is on a "secret mission for the Kali ser"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
REGULARS CARRY NEW
 YORK PRIMARY ELECTION

NEW YORK. April 5.-While the complete returns from the New York primaries will not be available for several days the indications are that the Barnes organization has been successful in the Republican contest and that 'he regular Democratic or ganization, which recognizes former Gov. Martin r. Glynn as leader, has won.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
COAST SURVEY BOATS
 LEAVING FOR NORTH
 FOR SEASONS WORK

SEATTLE. April 5.-The coast sur vey steamer Explorer sailed this morning for Alaska to work during the season around Prince of Wales Island. The steamer Patterson will san late today or early tomorrow for the north for work iu Clarence Straits.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
r..n rloknta At VaIdez

VALDEZ, April 5.-James Patter' son, Anton Callson and E. Erickson who appeared on both tickets; Ed Wood and Charles Crawford of the Citizens ticket: Charles Day and C. McCallum on the Annexation ticket win be the next city councilmen.Ihe registration was 5O7 and tue votes cast yesterday were 46S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
ITALIAN AND FRENCH
 GOVERNMENTS PLACED
 LARGE SALMON ORDERS

NEW YORK. April 5.-The Com mercial says that the Italian and French governments have Jointly placed orders on the Pacific coast for 100000 cases of pink salmon. which amounts to 14.4OO,OoO cans or 2S.OOO.000 pounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
ASSASSIN OF COVERING
 DENIED RIGHT OF PAROLE

FRANKFORT, Ky, April 5.-The State Prison Commission today de- nied the parole to Henry Youtsey, serving life for the assassination of Gov. William Goebel. Chairman Dan iel o'sullivan. himself made the ap- plication
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
BANK CLERK BECOMES
 A pis5URslNe AGENT
 FOR ALASKA RAILROAD

WASHINGTON, April 5.--J. cassln Williams, a clerk in the Riggs Ma tIonal Bank. leaves at the end of the week for Fairbanks where he will become disbursing officer in that d. vision for the Alaska Engineering Commission.
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Election at HaInes

HAYNES, April 5.-The following was the result at the quiet election held yesterday for councilmen: Sol Ripinsky. 59: II. IT, Higgins. 56; H.. Hansen. 52; R. Fl. virch, 49; Holgate e3; J. vreedan, 4S; Hoskins, 40; J. Hensen, S6: and Fl. Chisel, S1. The first seven were elected. Ed. Fay was elected school director receiy- ing 49 votes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
piaz In Mexico.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Reports received by the Department of Jus tice indicate no longer any doubt that Felix Diaz has landed in Mexico. The officials are informed that he is head of 0 considerable force in south Mexico and has received material aid through Guatemala. This is the first official information of the revolutio- nary leaders whereabouts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
r FRENCH IN
 DRIVE ARE
 SUCCESSFUL

PARIS. April 5-The French troops have driven the Germans from Cailette woods and are now advanc- ing to communicating trenches to the northward. This ls the announce raens made today in the war office communication. -
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
sociALlsT-DEMocRAT
 WINS IN MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 5.-city Attorney Daniel A. Hoan, Socialist Democrat, was elected Mayor of Mill waukee yesterday defeating Mayor G. A. Bading. who was a non-partisan candidate for reelection.
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Sunk Without Warning.

LONDON, April 5.-one British and three neutral vessels have been sunk around the coast Of England by German submarines during the past twelve hours. All vessels were torpedoed and sent to the bottom without any warning being given. The Admiralty announced the above facts this afternoon. No statement Is made regarding the fate of tho crews.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
IMPORT EMBARGO
 HAS BEEN EXTENDED

LONDON. April 5.-Great Britain has extended her import embargo to cover many more articles, includ- Ing opttery. cotton and woolen manu factures, cutlery, certain acids, and hardware. wood and woodwork and soap.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
GERMAN USING THOSE
 TNcAPAclTATED" AND THEY
ARE sENT 10 THE FRON7

LONDON. April 5. - Illustrating Germauy's need for men, two "in- capacitated" German soldiers. one of them who had lost an arm and who were returned to Germany in the ey- change for British prisoners, have been recaptured from the German trenches and are British prisoners again
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05

iIelds for anything but victory In the present war. Every one among US knows thIs. lt makes our hearts and nerves strong. This moral force strengthened our will In order not only to weather the present storm but also to achieve final victory"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
ROOSEVELT GAN GO
 TO GERMANY AS A
 PRIVATE CITIZEN ONLY

NEW YORK, April 5.-Karl H von wiegland says that Germany will not bar Colonel Roosevelt from en- tering the country and studying con dltlons, but he is likely to be treated cooly for his stinging criticisms. He will be regarded only as a private cifizen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
seward EIectlon

SEWARD. April 5.-C. D. Myers was reelected mayor yesterday and Councilman Al Chamberlain was also reelected. The new men on tue council are Hugh Dougherty' former lv of Fairbanks; John Dubreuil, J. l.. Graef. William Sauers, Frank Torrey Clark and Otto Poehlam. J. H. King was elected treasurer, William Cop pernon. city attorney and Merrill A. Martin, school trustee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
RepubIIeans ReaaIn Kansas cIty

KANSAS CITY. April 5.-The Re. publicans regained Kansas City yes terday when they elected their cam didate for Mayor. The Democrats carried the election two years ago when they turned the Republicans out.
 St. Joseph reelected Elliott Mar shall, Republican, and the Republi- cans again carried Springfield. The results in other municipalities were Democratic.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
REPUBLICAN SENTIMENT
 STRONG FOR ROOSEVELT

NEW YORK, April 5.-The New York American today gives a poll of S4 States on the status of Repubi- can sentiment for the Presidential nomination. It finds that while there appears to be much sentiment on the surface for Charles D. Hughes the strong undercurrent of opinion leans strongly towar. Col. Theodore Roosevelt
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
NEW VEGETABLE DYE
 HAS BEEN DISCOVERED

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.- The discovery of a new vegetable dye for cottons has solved Brazil's dye prob lem. says a returned American. The dye gives Q fast color and is in un- limited supply.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. April 5.-Alaska Gold closed today at 20%. American Zinc at S9%. Alaska Juneau at 10. Butte and Superior at 91h. Chino at 54A, Ray at 24 and Utah Copper at S2. Coppe rmetal was quoted at 2S to 2S5z.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
Submarine Warfare Again.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-The Ad- ministration has received intimations from Berlin that Chancellor Beth mann-Hollweg will meet Secretary of State Lansing more than half way in the submarine warfare controversy. The government officials this after noon stated that they believed the advices were correct.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
Heavv Vote At Wrangell

WRANGEL. April 5.-The largest vote in tho history of the city occur red at the election yesterday. There were 142 votes cast. One woman was on the ticket but she was defeat ed. The new council will consist ot Fred Leonard. Frank spaulding, J. G. Grant, A. Engst-om, l.. c. Patcn- aude. Arnt Sorest and NJ. Katzen- meyer. Mrs. Kate Kuse, received 2S votes. p. c. Mccormick was elected treasurer of the school board,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
Villa Near Garage

JUAREZ, April 5.-The Carranza authorities today declared that they have had advices and proof, showing Villa had been located near Car. rago. This place is five milees from Santa Rosalle. It Is believed that he is trying to reach a small band of his most loyal forces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
oERMAN rUNNEL coLLApsEs

BERLIN, April 5.-A section of the upper wall of the underground rail way now in course of construction in Berlin collapsed today and the tunnel was flooded Three workmen are missing
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
MASSACHUSETTS IS
 READY TO ANSWER THE
 CALL IF MEN NEEDED

BOSTON. April 5.-NIassachusetts has 72OO officers and members Of the militia ready for Mexican service if a call should be issued. according to Adiutant General Cole.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
DETECTIVES LEAVE FOR SEATTLE WITH
 ABScoNDER CLINE

NEW ORLEANS. April 5.-Detect- ives left today for Seattle taking Oliver H. Cline, who Is wanted there for defalcations running Into tho six figures from the Pacific Coast Co.,, whose cashier he was.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
Quiet At sltka.

SITKA. April 5.-At the election held here yesterday the old board Of town trustees was elected. they being Dr. Johnston. F. Roll and G. Barron. For school board, J. w.. Green. W. P. Mills, and J. p Ander- son were elected
 There were no contests
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
 IN JUNEAU;
 ELSEWHERE

Seven hundred and twelve persons of the thousand and five who regis tered, went to the polls yesterday and voted. For the first time in years. little interest was apparently shown in the election of the city of- hclals. The day was an ideal one but 29S. even at that failed to go to one of the two precincts and cast their votes. The following were the successful candidates elected:-
 For Mayor;
 B. Q. Stewart.
 For counoilmen:
 George E. Miller
 ]. H. King
 Claude Erlcson
 S. p. Raymond
 ]. S. Morgan
 E. ]. MoKanna
 For Treasurer:
 Guy MoNauohton The following is the vote by pre- ,f,,,kn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
FORD RUNS NECK AND
 NECK WITH SMITH

DETROIT. April 5.-Henry Ford and Senator 1ienry Alden Smith are running neck and neck in the re- turns from the Republican primaries as the choice of the State for the Re- publican Presidential nomination.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
one Tloket At FaIrbanks.

FAIRBANKS. April 5.-There was only one ticket in the field at the election here yesterday, and there was no excitement The following were elected:
 Or. R. R. Myers, Mayor. Robert J.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
SENATOR LA TOILETTE
 LOSES IN WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 5.-sen. ator Robert M. La Toilette was de- feated in the Republican Presidential preferential primaries in this State yesterday
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PLAYERS GO TO JUNEAU

TREADWELL, April 5-The basket ball players who expect to play the IA. B. team in Juneau, next Friday will meet for practice in the A. B. hall in Juneau tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
DASHES FROM BALTIC; GIVES
 NAVAL FIGHT

In a battle with beats of a German squadron but that none Of the Brit lsh boats had been damaged. This was all the report made public to- d,v
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
l TO w GHE[ s
 LIB

A telegram was received by Mar shal H. A. Bishop at 2;sO o'elookthio afternoon from United statea Attor. ney General Gregory, stating that President Wilson has exercised hio executive olemency and has eommut- ed the sentence Of O. ltow from death tc life Imprisonment at MeNell's ls- land.
 Itow was first sentenced to hang on February 1sth, 1916, after the fioht for hls life had been lost In every court to which it could be talk en. After the gaIlows had been CT ected. and with but few days re- malnlng before the execution, Preoi- dent Wilson granted a 6o-day re- prieve to allow further time for ln- vestIuatlon Of the case. The tele- gram today ls the result of hls in. vestioatlcn.
 The telegram says:
 "The President has eommuted the sentence of O. How to Imprisonment for life in the United States Peni- tentlary at meNeirs Island. The war Of commitment VIII be mailed to you at once.
 GREGORY, Attorney General. Gels. George Smith, Henry T. Ray, NJ. Berglund. E. Fl. Mack, and J. H. Mcintosh councilmen.
 The school election is taking place today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
Precinct Prct
Independent Ticket

Guy McNaughton .295 lS4 iSO
 Election Notes.
 Allen Shattuck was defeated by J.. S. Morgan by 27 votes
 Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis ran a- head of the candidates on the So- cialist ticket.
 One hundred and thirty two straight Citizen tickets were cast at the first precinct.
 The clerks and judges of the sec ond precinct estimate that the num- Der of straight Citizen tickets cast were not less than forty nor more than fifty.
 Friends of J. S Morgan worked early and late.
 A large number of tickets showed that the voter only cast a vote for one candidate.
 The old city council meets tonight and canyasses the returns.
 One hundred and fifteen women voted at the first precinct.
 Thirty women voted during Che afternoon at the Second precinct.
 B. D. Stewart, for mayor, and Guy McNaughton. for school treasurer ran ahead Of the ticket Strange.
 Anyway. there is mighty good bunch in the Juneau city council.
 After the new councilmen are all sworn in. they will start gambling right off the reel. The six must draw to find out which three will take the one year term.
 Absolutely no bitterness was shown in the election
 His Honor. B. D. Stewart.
 George F. Miller was the only member of the present council to run. and he was reelected.
 The votes cast in the precincts were: 41S in the first and 2s9 In the second
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05

Progressive Committeeman Dies.
 SHERMAN, Texas. April D. Gen. Cecil A. Lyon. Progressive National Committeeman for Texas, died at his home here early this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05

COPENHAGEN April 5.-oashIns from the 5alsle sea. German squadron steamed Into the North Sea and fought a minor skirmish wlth British torpedo boats off the coast Of Norway. This report has been received from two different sources today. A message from Mullen, s~e- den. states that following heavy can nonadins, a damaged German des- troyer was lowed past and proceeded in che direction Of Aeisinsfors.
 Naval Battle Fought.
 LONDON. April 5.-The Admiral By announced today that the British boats. Of smaller ealibre, near the coast of Norway, had been engaged
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
MORE CASH FOR FIGHT
 WITH VILLA

WASHINGTON. April 5.-secretary of War Newton D. Baker today asked an urgency deficiency appropriation of $7O.OOO to provide an engineer troop and civilian empioyees in the operations against Villa
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-05
THREE NATIONS MAKE A NEW
 PEACE PACT

s WASHINGTON. April 5.-swe-
 {. den. Norway and Denmark. with s in the past fortnight, have
 < strengthened their agreement ]. that if any one of the three s nations Is drawn into tho Eur
 s opean war. the other two shall {. not align themselves with op- s posing belligerents.
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-26

trolled by the National Dental Asso- citation, and it's investigations are conducted at the laboratories at CIeve- land and in eight other leading cities under special grants.
 pr. Price presented Q report of re- searches on the differentiation and Identification of mouth infections. He cited reports of cases treated at the Institute and of cases of of cases par tiaIly or totally bedridden for months or years, who are now quite recovered or greatly improved in condition, after correction of their mouth infections He also made a report of studies on eltctric medication of root canals and dental abscess, demonstrating some fundamental principles relative to the distribution and behaviour of eIec- tric current-its effect on micro organ isms and on tissue cells; also on phys ical properties of tooth root filling ma teriais.
 Supplementary to his special report, Dr. Price made some remarks on es- sentials necessary for successes of the progressive clinic plan at the con vention. The plan recommended pro vides that the dental audience can be divided into groups, which groups will simultaneously see clinics or hear clinical lectures by different experts. The arrangement also provides that the lecture or the audience move for ward at stated intervals, a new lecture or new audience taking the place.