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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
PARKER MAY HEAD NATIONAL TICKET
 OF PROGRESSIVES
German Voters Will Find It Hard to Support Hughes with Roosevelt as
 the Tag Man.

NEW ORLEANS. La. July 22 John M. Parker. vice-presidential candidate of the Progressive party, probably will head the meeting of .Ioyal" PrOgressives to be held in Chicago. Aug. 8. and as the recog- uizod leader ol the party now will insis, on the preservation Of the Progressive party and all it stands for.
 Mr. Parker was pleased at the ac- riOu or Indiana and Illinois Progress sives. and expects every States in the Union Co take similar action. He gave out the statement from Michi- gan and said he expected the East eru States co take similar action for the propagation or the Progressive doctrine.
 llr. Parker would not say whether he would accept the Presidential nomination if offered him. but inti- mated that he. supported by other States would demand Presidential ticket and the recall of National Committeeman Gustavus D. Pope It is believed here that Parker will head the Progressive ticket.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
RENEWED ATTACKS
 ARE BEING MADE ON
 GERMAN CHANCELLOR

WASHINGTON. July 22.-A Ber- lin cable says. Chancellor von Bethmann- -Hollweg's position IS growing more difficult Discussions over peace conditions and question of whether the nation still has con- fdence In the chancellor continue unabated.
 The Saxon national liberal lead CT and historian. Prof. Brandeh- burg. whose attack on the chancellor and the latter's reticence regard ing the war sins aims brought the dangerous question of confidence in the chancellor to head. has re- newed his offensive. first arguing that despite the censorship. enemies and neutrals are thoroughly posted on differences of opinion in Ger many, and states the case of the Pan-Germans for an open discus sion for peace conditions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
Posters Announce that the Evacuation of Country Is Deemed Probable
 by Government.
ASKS FOR AN INDEMNITY
Negotiations Reported To Have Been Opened with United States for
 Full Action.

AMSTERDAM. July % Germany is preparing for the evacuation of Belgium and according to this in- formation steps have been taken to- wards this end
 This report Is attributed tO the Echo Beige and that periodical says ,hat posters on the walls Of the barracks in Gbent have been liberal ly displayed The posters herald The announcement, that negotiations have been opened between the Unit. ed States or America and Che Ger man government for the evacuation
 According Co the Echo Beige the posters state that che German gov erumept vii, withdraw from Bel -um upon payment of am indemnity ot iN0nUQ00 marks
 The Echo Beige comments sarcas. ticaly ou this. saying this Is a mere flea bite
 For months rUmors were aboard that Germany desired to evacuate Belgium but the poster announce ment is che first authentic report ot real action
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
SITUATION COMPLETELY
 CHANGED.

More press dispatches, leieBrauls and night letters received from Ruby. Fairbanks and Fort Gibbon today and last night say that Sem ator Sulzer's trip down the Yukon and up and odwn the Panama. has completely transformed the interior political situation Where there was division among the Democrats there is now unity, and the impression made on tho independent voters by the miner candidate has been most favorable. The prediction is freely made that Sulzer will carry the Fourth Division So great was the demand to see him in various sec tiOns of the Fourth Division that he decided to make thorough can vass Of the interior with the pur- pose in view of fighting for a ma jority vote there.
 Senator Sulzer left for Nome 9
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
SEATTLE WILL HAVE LARGEST SHIP PLANT
 IN UNITED STATES
Millions of Dollars To Be Spent if Need Be, Says William Todd of Holding Company-PrOft
 Sharing Plan Adopted.

SEATTLE. July 22.-Winiam II. Todd. head of the holding firm of Todd Shipyards Corporation. arrived here today and announced that he intends 10 make the Seattle Con- struction x Drydock Company's plant here second to none in the country, no matter how many millions of dol hrs are needed"
 Mir Todd stated that as soon as the plans were perfected and the plant increased in capacity the com pany would put in effect the profit sharing plan for the employees.
 Several weeks ago Mir 1. V. Pat. terson. president of the Seattle Con- struction & Drydock company went to New York and completed the ne- gotiations by which the new corpor. ation took the local plant over. When he returned he stated that a million dollars would be spent in Seattle to make the plant the greatest on the Pacific Coast and possibly in the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
FEDERATION OF
 PAN-AMERICANS
 PLAN OF GOMPERS
Head of Organized Labor in the United States Issues an Appeal to the Workers of the
 Western Hemisphere.

WASHINGTON. July 22.-The for nation of a Pan-American federation of labor Is advocated by President Gompers of the American Federation
 of Lahorl in an appeal to the work CTS Of all countries in the western hemisphere. President Gompers as- serts that such an international al- lance is not only possible but is necessary" and argues that "it will constitute a raedy and fit agency Tor meeting into international delio- erations at opportune and critical times for human rights. interests and welfare Within che last week a
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
FRENCH GENERAL PREDICTS GERMAN
 SOON CONQUERED

LONDON. July 22 -One of the chiefs directing the operations of the French on the Somme says; T do not say that we are. going to drive the Germans out of France and Belgium by victorious rush tomorrow. but that the Germans are now becoming appalled, at the pros pect Of third winter campaign.
 The German army is doomed soon CT or later. and the reason is-Ner- dun. Verdun will enable us to take Peronne. and everywhere else when the time comes. for Verdun made the Germans doubt themselves. made them feel that there is per baps something higher than Ger man culture. and that is the French spirit"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
Germany Is Again Sending Ships of the Allies to the Bottom of
 the Sea.
OPERATIONS IN CHANNEL
Both English and French Steamers torpedoed
 Russians Attack
 German Craft.

BERLIN July %. The German submarine warfare on ships of the Allies has been resumed This state ment is proven today when the Ad- miralty announced that six trawlers or the British have been sunk off the English coast ruring the past 20 hours.
 No announcement is made regard ing the British freight ships which have been reported torpedoed as an nounced by London
 LONDON. July 22. The British steamship Wolfe has been submarined in the North Sea and sent to the bottom The crew is reported Go have escaped in the life boats.
 BERLIN. July 22.-A dispatch from Stockholm says that a Russian sub marine discharged torpedo at the German steamer Elbe but that it did no damage This occurred off the Swedish coast along the Baltic Sea.
 LONDON. my %. British steam. er Carma and the French steamship Cuttois nave been torpedoed by Ger man submarines according Co an made early this eyen- ing
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
ICARRANZA'S PLAN
 WILL BE ACCEPTED
 TO SETTLE TROUBLE
Differences Between Countries Be Arbitrated by Commission Is Report-Indians Now on
 Warpath in Mexico

WASHINGTON. July 22-lt was announced today at The State De- partment Una, che acceptance of Carranza's proposals for joint com mission 10 settle the differences be- tween the United States and Mex leo appears certain
 DOUGLAS. July % Bands of the Yaquis are reported along the Ari- zona border to be on the war path in southern Sonora. pillaging and raiding the Mexican villages
 FL PASO. July %. General Gar cia has sent 15OO picked men Co take Villa dead or alive. Villa and his band Is reported Go have made a stand a short distance rom the southern line of the state Of Chi huahua.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
U. s. WILL WATCH ALLIES REGARDING
 TARIFF POLICIES

WASHINGTON. July 21.-Intima- tions are given by Senator stone of Missouri. in connection with his resolution which brought forth from the State Department the full text of the trade alliance of the allied powers, that the Demochatic Admin istratlou may make further changes in its tariff policy towards protec- tion.
 Senate rStone says that if the Allies form an exclusive trade agree ment on the one side, with the cen tral powers forming a similar alli- ance on the other each raising a tariff wall. there will be nothing for the United States Co do but estaD- fish some sort of tariff defence
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
GERMAN CAPTAIN IS WAITING FOR STORM
 TO MAKE HIS ESCAPE

BALTIMORE. July 22.-The crew of the German submarine freighter Deutschland were granted shore leave today for 4S hours, Of course being recalled at the option of che com mander. Capt Paul Hcnig is be- Ueved co be waiting for storm to come up on the Atlantic in order To scatter the British warships which are or shore waiting for him. With a storm raging the Deutschland could get past the Virginia capes then submerge and escape tue enemy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
FORTY DIE IN ONE
 DAY IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 22.-Forty deaths were reported today from in- fantile paralysis One hundred and thirty new classes were reported to- day from infantile paralysis One hundred and thirty new cases were reported to the health authorities at noon today having covered the past 20 hours.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
$lOO,OOO,OOO BOND
 ISSUE FOR RUSSIA
 TO BE FLOATED HERE

NEW YORK. July 22.-A hnan- cier. holding high position who has just returned from Petrograd' stated today that the Russian gov ernment was about to float S10O,- 100000 bond issue in the United States on most attractive terms. The fnancier would give out none of the particulars.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
MORGAN TO CARRY BULK OF THE NEW
 FRENCH WAR LOAN

LONDON. July 22 Reports have reached here that j. ? Morgan and the Guaranty Trust Co., Of New York and Lee Hisgenson x Co. or Bos' ton are prepared tO carry the bulk Of the new French loan in the Unit ed States
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
NEW DOUBLE DECK BRIGHTER ORDERED
 BY STEAMER LINE

BOSTON, July 22.-The shawmut s. S. Co has just closed contract with the Chester S. S. Co. of Chester. Penn, for q third new steamer, to be first class double-deck freight CT. The new steamer is to have about $500 tons dead weight ca pacity and is to be delivered next June.
 These three new steamers will re- place the smaller boats recently sold by the Shawmut s. s. Co. and will be double the size of the for mer boats.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
and Mail Information
NoW BOUND NORTH.

NOW BOUND NORTH. Admiral Watson was in Ret. chikan this morning and is expected here at o'clock to- morrow morning. Has three days mail.
 Princess Charlotte left Ketchi- kan last night and is expect ed here at o'clock. this ey- ening. Has mall. City of Seattle is due from the south Monday forenoon.
 SCHEDULED sAlLlNeS. Humboldt is due to sail from Seattle tonight Prince George is due to sail from Seattle Monday. Mariposa is due 10 sail from Seattle Tuesday Princes Sophia is due to sail from Vancouver tonight
 SOUTH5oUNp SAlLlN6S. Ai-Ki will sail s0uthbound at
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
SENATE STARTS TO
 WORK ON ARMY BILL

WASHINGTON. July 22 The Sen ate today took up the army bin. the last big national defence meas ure. The leaders arc urging that the measure be passed without The bin carrier S3O'- 0O0 .000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
AMERICAN LOAN
 WITH CHINA WILL
 BE CoNSUMMATEo

WASHINGTON. July 22-The ad. muisuauou, through Assistant Sec rotary or State Philips. has opened negotiations with J ?. Morgan < Company and other New York bank CTS with a view to re-establishing the prestige of the United States in the Far East and meeting China's desire fo effect an American loan
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
Large Forces on Way to the SOmme Front To Stop the Advance of the Allies
 in that Region.
USING BLINDNG FLUID
British Being Bombarded with Irritant-Russ Are Slowly Advancing
 on Lemberg.

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE. July 22-The battles Of the Somme Valley will soon be as stubbonly fought and intensely waged as have been the conflicts in the Verdun regions Ayiators made reports today thci the Germans were moving great bodies of soldiers from the Verdun front in an effort to block the advance of the Allies on the Somme front
 Ayiators and official adyices also indicate that the Germans are send ing reserves Go the Nerdm front
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
MILLION DOLLAR CEMENT PLANT TO
 BE CONSTRUCTED

SEATTLE, July % Cecil II. Ba- con. of the Galbraith.Bacon Com pany. returned today from St. Louis and Salt Lake City and he immed. lately let a contract for Sl,OOOOOO cement manufactWing plant which win be constructed at Darlington, In
 Snohomish County Mr. Bacon stat ed that the contract required immed- fate start on the work and that sev- eral hundred men would be employ ad as soon as the plant was erected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
BRITISH STEAMER LOADED WITH WAR
 MUNITIONS ASHORE

YOKOHAMA. July 22 The Brit ish steamer Perith Castle loaded with tar and war munitions, bound from Baltimore. U $. A.. for Nlad- ivostok, is aground near Muroran, to wireless advices and in a serious position.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
Cerman Women Paly out

COPENHAGEN, .uIy 22.-Ihe DOT lin Arms factory has reduced the work of its 4.00O women employes to eight hours daily. The Vorwaerts urges that all similar establishments follow lts example as long hours. combined with underieeding, are pro wing most injurious to the women.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
GOOD OLD BEANS ARE NOW GOING TO
 GO UP IN PRICE

WASHINGTON, July 22 Owing Go the large orders for beans placed with canning companies by Che departments of the army and navy. raw product of that sta pie has increased in price S2 20 per bushel during the past year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
TEXAS PRIMARIES
 BEING HELD TODAY

HOUSTON. Texas. July 22 State wide Democratic primaries are being held today. the nominations being equivalent to an election This cleo. ton will decide whether the legis- lamre will submit an amendment for prohibition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
SULZER WILL PUT UP FIGHT FOR THE
 FOURTH DIVISION
Miner Candidate is Of for Nome but will Return to Thoroughly Campaign
 in the Interior.

RUBY. July 22.-Senator Chas. A. Sulzer was here yesterday on his way to Nome He was greeted en- Enthusiastically by practically the en- tire town. He announced that he will return to Ruby in about three weeks He is making a splendid campaign on the Yukon, and the in dications are that he will receive splendid support.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
PENNSYLVANIA NOW
 FLAGSHIP OF MAYO

NEW YORK. July e2-Rear Ad- miral Henry T. Mayo this forenoon made the battleship Pennsylvania flagship of the First Division of the Atlantic fleet instead of the Wy Oming.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
ornanlzlnn I'd Death

AMSTERDAM. July 22.-A Dutch man living in Germany who has ar rived here in speaking of the general situation in Germany. said: Their organization is wonderful. They are organizing themselves Go death and for the moment we have the most brilliantly organized famine that ever was"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
LANDRITH WILL BE
 RUNNING MATE WITH
 FORMER GOV. HANLY

ST. PAUL. July 22-lra D. Land dth. Of Tennessee. the noted evan gelist and religious song writer, was late yesterday afternoon nomin- ated for the vice-presidency on the Prohibition national ticket and he will be the second on the ticket with J Frank Hanly The delegates adopted the platform as agreed up- on but added blanks tayoring the in- itiative and referendum and the re- call
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
cernan l eavino Perone

LONDON. July %. The Germans are reported to be withdrawing has tily all the war stores and heavy guns which had been gathered at Peronne. With the French in artil- lerv control of the town, from hill s. Peronne has lost an its value as a base. for which it served the Ger mans for more than twenty months
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
ALASKA SURVEY BOAT
 IS LAUNCHED TODAY

MANITOWOC. N. Y, July 22. - The Alaska survey steamer Surveyor was successfully launched this at- ternoon The Surveyor can carry enough fuel and stores aboard for trip at sea lasting three months
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
SUMMER SCHOOL
 STUDENTS STRAW
 VOTE FOR WILSON

NEW YORK. July 22. The stu- dents at the summer school of the New York University today reelected President Wilson. A straw vote was taken by the students and it stood 252 to 19S for Wilson as against the field.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
AlIlea Masaed on Front

BERLIN. July % An official official statement issued today says the Allies have employed 100000 men on a stretch of tle Somme front on- Iy 27 miles in length This stretch IS north and souih Of the Somme.
 The Germans nave the situation well in hand and it is expected that an artillery bombardmept will take place tomorrow the air squadron as slsting
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
cerman Machines Wrecked

LONDON. July 22 -Ihe aViaUOh corps announced today that three German machines were shot down last evening and that in a second engagement forty-fiye minutes after the first. in an engagement between four British and siN German craft one Fokker was sho, down another injured and the remainder fled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
MANY KILLED IN BOMB OUTRAGE AIT FRISCO
GERMAN FIRMS IN
 AMERICA ON BLACK
 LIST OF THE BRITISH
Practically All Concerns Those of German 0rigin-Few Firms on Pacific on List-0ne
 Seattle Man TabOoed.

NEW YORK. July 22 Eighty firms doing business in the United States have been placed on a black list by the British The list has been cabled here and those implicat' ed in this trade move are formulat- ing a plan of action
 A general survey of the list shows that the blacklist is practically one containing the names of German con. cerns who are largely exporters. The firm names indicate that they are really Germans or are Of Ger man origin and some have South American connections.
 SAN FRANCISCO July 22.-Very few firms on the Pacific roast are included on the British blacklist.
 SEATTLE, July 22.-Fur exporter StoBenb2rg. with an establishment here is )n the British blacklist
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
HUMBOLDT SAILING TONIGHT FOR NORTH
 HAS A FULL CARGO

SEATTLE. July 20 Steamer Hum boIdt win sail late tonight for the north with about 6o passengers and 60 lul largo The passengers already having booked for Juneau are J.. Panther Jr.. J. Robinson and wife, IT. F. Benson. John Anderson. Fl. T. UcCioy. H. c. Eggert, Miss EIiza- beth Walsh and George Juich. For Dorel9s F. D. Garway.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
MEMORIAL PARADE OF WOMEN WORKERS
 GIVEN IN LONDON

LONDON. July 22 Women war workers paraded the streets this af- ternoon in countless thousands bear mg emblems of memorial nature. Wreaths were laid on the monu- ments of England's dead warriors, especially Kitchener Wellington and Nelson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
Nothinq Known m U. s.

NGTON. July 22 No Oiiic- at announcement was given out re- -3rJ.ue any negotiations by Germany with the United States concerning 'lc evacuation Ot Belgium. n the tate department none of the Oliic- als would commit themselves one way OF the other regarding the re r1rt
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
Moving on Lemberg

PETROGRAD, July 22.-The War office announces today that the Rus sians have advanced from east Of the Volhynian and Galician frontiers. fifteen miles toward Lemberg, hay ing reached the junction of the Styr and the lower Lipa rivers They are driving along tho southwest Of the front and have captured several thou sand Geramns
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
Germans Forced Baek

PARIS. July 22 The French re- pulsed the Germans in a surprise attack northwest of Saint Die in the Vosges district
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
ORE MINES CLOSED FOR YEARS ARE TO
 BE AGAIN OPENED

PITTSBURGH. July 22-Eastern steel Co.,. of Pottstown and Potts vile. Pa. will reopen the old iron ore mines at Boyertown, Ua.. which closed down many years ago because of food.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
ASOUITH WILL ASK
 PARLIAMENT FOR A
 LARGE WAR CREDIT

LONDON. July % Next Monday Premier Asquith will appear before parliament and ask for another war credit of S5O0.O00,0O0
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
CARRANzA SENDS
 CASH TO CANADA
 FROM NEW YORK

NEW YORK. July 22.-It is rumor- ed u Washington that Carranza has transferred his entire deposits of cash from New York banks Co the Bank or Ottawa at Montreal
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
THEY COME RIGHT UP TURN RIGHT AROUND
 AND GO RIGHT BACK

sITKA. July 22-Tbe battleship oregon and the cruisers New Or leans and Marblehead with the aCli- fornia. Washington and Oregon na- vol rtilitiae ohoarh ofs'iuad -ia thn
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
Germ7ns Use Irritants

LONDON, July 22-The Germans are today bombardiug the British lines on the western front with pro. jectiles containing eye irritants. Many brought from the front to the hospitals are believed to have lost their eye sight
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
French Buyino Alcohol

BALTIMORE. July 22.-The French government has placed an order with various American firms for S2O,OOO.- O00 worth of alcohol
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. July % Alaska Gold closed today at i7A. Aiaska-Juneau at s. American Zine at S6is Butte and Superior at 6s5s. Chino at 41M
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
TIMED DEVICE
 GOES OFF AS
 PARADE MOVES

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22-Eight are dead four are fatally wounded and score have been seriously in- jured in the explosion of bomb at the of Stu art and Market street this afternoon on the line of march of the great preparedness parade.
 Besides the death and injured list the building on the corner was practically demolished The excitement is intense and various rumors are afOat regarding the bomb outrage
 The Veterans of the Grand Army were just passing the corner when the bomb exploded Cartridges spray ed the crowd and dozens of shells exploded they hurled through the air. Steel wire nails sharpened at both ends were sprnked over the marchers and those on the curb and sidewalks. The Veterans escaped un scathed and sturdiy marched ahead.
 Following the explosion and the of horror which broke out, the police broke through the crowd and using their clubs cOrdOned the place. The wounded were hurried to private hospitals and the emergency hos pitals and the dead were removed to nearby buildings
 The unexpected explosion and the scenes following did not break up the parade which moved along as ii nothing had happened.
 Bulletin: The bomb was in a suit case and was placed against the wall of the saloon on the corner of Market and Stuart exploded in the very midst of the crowd on the sidewalk part of the bomb was found and showed that timed to go off exactly at 2:l5 o. clock which it did.
 The police have clues
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-01-27
TURKS SANK PERSIA
BERLIN STORY SAYS MINISTRY Is
TO ISSUE STATEMENT.
Teutonic Powers Hope Such a DecIara-
ton VIII Settle Question, II
Is Said.

London, Jan. 25.-An Amsterdam
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company says:
According to a Berlin report the
Turkish ministry of marine is about
to publish a statement to the effect
that a Turkish submarine sank the
steamer Persia.
THE report alleges that similar
statements are being published by the
German and Austrian ~admiralities, it
being hoped by the Teutonic powers
that such a declaration will settle the
Persia question.
This dispatch has not been con-
firmed from other sources.
Both the German and Austro-Hun-
garian governments have announced
that the Peninsular and Oriental
steamer Persia was not sunk by one
of their submarines and Investigations
by the diplomatic representatives of
the United States abroad have failed
to reveal the real cause of the disas-
ter.