The Alaska citizen., 1916-03-06

to captains OI neTCnanl SNlpS, III 1 structing them to attack subma l rines on every possible occasion | is now enroute to this city, having i been sent to the American govern i mont .vr'au .iN" Cf tHn "c'tN~ . 0f the Germans in deciding to sink n armed vessels GENERAL
 SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH
 TALOGA Okla March l -TA. bodies of seven people were found today in the ruins of farm house which was owned by Nj. Creek. well known farmer of this place The bodies were those of Creek his two brothers. his wife and three children
 RATES ARE SOARING.
 NEW YORK March In anticI- nation of increased activities among German submarines. fnsuranccs rates on transatlantic ships and cargoes have been advanced considerably by American insrranco c0~7nqnies
 hRmro LINER CLEARED.
 NEW WORK. March The armed liner Narol was given clearance naners today and will sail for F.1 rope immediate'v notwiths+andtnr the throat Of t"n Gormone to do strov every mnrchan+ vessel foUnd with rurG aboard
 DIES WHILE eAoNINC
 MEXICO. Mo. March While telnnhOnirg to her father. and whilr trying to descrihe the man wh0 had killed her husband and fatally wounded her. Mrs. Frank Snedcr dropped dead today.
 WILL FIGHT CHARGES
 TAMPA Fla. March T Gran Tvnan. who is wanted at New Yorl on tho charge of using the TTnitaA States mails for purposes of de frqndfne. left for the metropolis to, day. accompanied by two federal officials who were sent here to got him
 NO MORE FREE TeAoe.
 WASHINGTON n C. NarcN --- tccnrdino tn inrornati which hac hncn recnivod in this city. members of .hn Rr'i+ieN cabinet arc st-cr ole in favor of tho abandonment of the fren trodn no'icv aftnr +hn wnr Duties will hn innoend for tho nrr- n0cn cf incrna cino tho rovennaS of tho no+ione whi1nh will hn rreat'v tn nood of inf1ation by the time ~oacn ie rnctorn1
 THOMPSON BEATEN
 CHICAGO. March 1.-The anti Thompson forces were victorious a. the primary election held in this city yesterday Six of the cand;- dates for aldermanic nominations, who are fiehting the administration oasilv defeated the Thomson can didates The campaign against the executive will be continued with renewed vieor In an effort to bring bout his early retirement
 STEAMSHIP AGROUND.
 MARSHFIELD Ore. March l. The steamship Fairfield. which was onrCute down the coast to San Fran cisco. is reported to have run aground on the bar at the mouth of Couullle river and is now being pounded to pieces by the breakers. All of the members of the crew were saved, hut it is believed that the entire cargo and the vessel will be total loss
 sIEGrL OUT OF PEN.
 NEW YORK. March 1-Henrv Siegel. head of the Siegel mercan- tile establishments which went into the hands of the receiver more than a year ago. has comD1etnd his sen tence of ten months which was i'm noeod upon him followine his con vi"tiOn on the charge of maninu. lating the funds of the store hanl5a and was released from custody to- day.
 TWELVE MEN ENromRED.
 kFNRON. w. Va. March l. Twelve coal miners. employed in local mine are believed to have lost their livoe as the result of an ovnlosion which occurred late yes terdav afternoon Of the T men nntomhed in the mine, all have been rescued but 12, and scant hope ie entertained for their recovery. The majority of those rescued were taken out last nioht.
 IN CONFERENCE.
 WASHINGTON D. C. March | Brtg Gen. Huoh l. Scott. chief of staff of the Tinted States arm.. at tended a meeting of the cabinet today, having been summoned, it is reported. to confer with the Pr"ei1"nt and tho dnnartmant heads "0 onnsti0ns rn'atiro to the nrepa-- odnoss program. The nrasanne of Scott was of urnSual innortanon tnasmuoh ae he is tho first army officer to attend a meeting of tho oabinot cinoo the civil war.
 NnTES ARE COMING.
 WASHINGTON n. C., March l. According to information received Nv tho state donnrtmnnt this aftor. noon from London the renlv of Fnpland to the American note of nrntest. relative to tho interferenca with malls hv tho allies has been completed and is now enroute across tho Atlantic
 The French government is also "iving this matter it's attention ad- vices stating that a nnte is now in course of preparation at the French canital
 HOG PRICES HIGH.
 CHICAGO March l-Thare has hnen a steady increase in the price of hogs during the past week. ow, i-~~ i+ ic o1oinlnd to t"o ina hi1itr of hog raeerS to sunnlv the in nreas'ne dnmand. The hiohest noint in IS months was reached today --1,o-7 ofForc oF 30 on worn nuotoa It is believed that the market will continue steady throughout the spring
 wAMT roNc4rss TO ACT.
 WASHINGTON D. C. March 1- Havino rna~hed tho conclusion thot hn cannot nrocend with tho nneo+ia