The Alaska citizen., 1916-07-24

tit Al.AShF pr. Atwood has been placed under arrest and is being held in jail pend ng the recovery or death of Dr Harris.
 The assailant was student under pr Harris while the girl in tH" .ase had been employed in the of. 1ce of the college as bookkeepeF and stenographer
 DEUTSCHLAND NOT GONE.
 BALTIMORE. July 2O.-The Ger man merchant submarine Deutsch land Is still tied to the d'ck in sH,. city The clearance papers of the cralt have been renewed and the commander refuses 10 state just when he will leave the dock T. was expected that the boat would slip out during the night but she was still al her dock at midnight.
 British merchant ship which reached this port from the high seas during the day was lowed up to the wharf by tugs. The British steamship anchored immediately of the strange looking craft. causing great disturbance on the underseas boat.
 HE BUILT MONITOR
 LA GRANDE Ore July % Peter Floyd, the last survivor of the mechanics who built the world ia nous Monitor died at his home here today Floyd's death is regret ted by all who knew him, and h. counted his friends in the hundreds
 ONE OF THE FIFTY.
 SEATTLE, July 20-George F Schotelborg. a fur and fish dealer of this city. was one of the 50 m=r- chants upon whom the British gov ernment placed the stamp of disap proval
 George F. Schotelborg is i-' and fur dealer with offices in the Globe building in this city Each year he and his firm have bought q large quantity of fur in Alaska and sold them in the eastern markets or in London or Leipsi..
 PARALYSIS CURE FOUND
 NEW YORK, July 20-A cure fer infantile paralysis, the dreaded dis ease, an epidemic of which has snuffed out the lives of over 800 in this city within the past two weeks has been found by Dr N Whitaker. a Brooklyn physician The doctor reported to the health department that he had been able to effect a cure by injecting quinina and urea hydrochloride into the pa tient The doctor urges the par
  the teeth and the mouths of the children
 PROTEST ON BOYCOTT.
 WASHINGTON D. C.. July % Secretary Lansing through Ambassa- dor Page today filed a formal pro test with Great Britain relative lo the boycott of the American mer chants which the British govern ment is alleged to have declared 1.he British government caused t. be printed the names of 30 mor chants who are doing business in the United States, telling the pep! of Great Britain to boycott these firms and the goods that they ar. handling
 THE GREeN-EYED MONSTER
 ALPINE, Texas, July 2O-A ieal ous husband caused the death of two people in this city today Major NJ. C. Butler. Sixth r. s. cavalry and Mrs. NJ. J. Spannell are the victims of the gun of the lattor's husband.
 The army officer and Mrs. Span nell were out riding in an autOmo- bile this afternoon. The husband upon seeing his wife in company with the major, drew his gun and shot them both, killing them.
 SUBMARINE LAUNCHED.
 QUINCY, Mass, July 20.-The first Spanish war craft built ill the United States was launched at the Fore River shipyards in this city today. The craft is a submarine 200 feet long with a cruising radius of $500 miles
 MILLIONAIRE SUICIDES.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.-Loui Rosenfeld, a millionaire shipping mtr oI this city. was found dead today with a bullet through his head and the revolver by his side. A revolver was found near the body, which was ying in Golden Gate park, and the police believe that 1t is a case of suicide.
 PEACE DOVES MEET.
 DETROIT, July 21.-Rev. Dr. Aked arrived in Detroit this morning for a conference with Henry Ford rela tive to starting another peace eXpedi- tiOn to Europe Dr. Aked accom- panied the last Ford peace party and has been one of MT F'ord's chief advisers on the subject ever since the matter was taken up first
 BACK TO WORK.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 21-All the union longshoremen of the city, who have been on strike for the greater part of the past month, re turned to work this morning, with the exception of the stevedores, who refused to go back unless their de- mands were met. The union men gained nothing by their strike and were compelled to accept the open shop in returning.
 VISITING COAST.
 SEATTLE July 21.-William Dick and bride, who was formerly Mrs. Madeline ForceAstor, arrived in this city today. They will leave for the east this evening, returning by way of the Canadian Rockies
 SHIPPERS PROTEST.
 NEW YORK, July 21.-Eighty two American firms, which have been blacklisted by the British govern ment have been invited to send rep, to a conference of all those blacklisted From the 82 dele gates committee will be elected