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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
LIQUOR TRAFFIC
 OPERA TI0NS ARE
 TOLD. TO JURYMEN
Another of the BiIIingSIey Brothers Barring His Secrets to Federal
 Investigators.

SEATTLE, Jan. l0.-Fred Billings Icy went before the Federal grand jury this afternoon and is barring his knowledge of the operations of the liquor syndicate. Logan BIIingsey was before the grand jury yesterday but it is understood that he did not complete his evidence.
 The grand jury is manIfestlng no haste in its prosecution of it's probe into the liquor ring. 1t q reaching out in many directions and an earn, est effort to get evidence on which convictions may be secured on in. dictments are now reasonably cer. tain to be returned against higher ups.
 The inQuisitors are finding many footprints Of those under fire, run, ming to cover
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
GLASSFORD MAY
 HAVE CHARGE OF
 GABLE SYSTEM
Former Officer of the United States Corp
 Will Probably Be
 the Next Chief.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan l&.-Brig.- Gen. George p. ScrviCn, chief signal officer Of the army. will so on the retired list February 1S, after forty two years Of service, upon his own application. according to word re- ceiyed at the Western department.
 It is believed that Col William A. GIassrord. now in command of the army aviation school at San Diego. will be given his place and serve as signal officer until his own re- tirement in April.
 Colonel Glassford is senior coun- sel in the signal corps He was sta toned in Seattle several years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
SPY TAXES HIS
 OWN LIFE WHEN
 RFE DISCOVERED
Hangs Himself in Cell After Apprehended and While He Is
 Waiting Trial.

MUNICH, Jan. 19.-A foreign spy, supposedly an Englishman, arrived at Lindau from Switzerland. Al. though he had a Spanish passport and claimed to be a representative of firm in Barcelona, he was ar. rested when he tried to leave the steamer, because it was discovered that he spoke Spanish with strong English accent. Two hours after his arrest he was found dead by a guard. He had hanged himself in his cell. No papers which would have given any clue as to his identity were found in his possession.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
WILSON VISITS
 CAPITOL TELLS
 SPEED NEEDED
Program Arranged for Legislation That Must Be Passed at the
 Present Session.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Prcsilcn; Wilson made another unexpected vlsi; to the carIol today to impress upon Congress the necessity of speeding up Co avoid an extra session Yester, day he visited the capitol for a short time.
 The President today conferred two hours with Senator Kern and mem bers of the Democratic steering com, mlttees regarding the tentative pro. gram for legislation including all bills recommended by the President in his annual message.
 It was reported that the Pre5j dents visit had the desired effect and an administrative program was arranged which will be rushed through.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
Nippon Establishes a Monroe Doctrine of Her Own as Regards
 Yellow Republic.
MUST KEEP HANDS OFF
United States Given a Warning That Inter- ference Will Not Be
 COuntenanCed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. Japan will not permit financiers or the United States to obtain control. 1 through loans, of Chinese railroads or other large enterprises. Likewise, Ja- pan will not permit American bank CTS to accept Chinese customs or taxes as security for loan.
 This was indicated in disclosures that Japan had formulated a Mon roe doctrine" for China as far as China's financial affairs arc con- ccrned. The situation came to light in discussion of pending plans for financing Chinese enterprises by American and Japanese capitalists.
 In Japanese circles it is intimatcd quite pointedly that unless American bankers respect the Japanese dlctum as concerns China. the issue will be made a consideration between the two governments.
 China's Political Stability
 Japan seeks 10 justify adoption of this policy by application Of the ay- i0m that the political stability of China is essential to Japan. It is pointed out that China's poIit.ca! stability is not to be highly regard. ed at present.
 In detail the Japanese idea is that in default of interest charges finau- ciers to foreclose on a Chinese rail road for which they might have provided the capital. Nor would Ja- pan permit, 1t was explained, Ameri. cans to take as security for loans any taxes. as this might involve ul. innate control Of certain customs stations and seQucstration Of re- ceipts.
 The Franco-Chinesc banks hold wine and tobacco taxes in China as security for a loan of 25O,O0O,OOO yen. Japan, however, explains this circum- stance by saying that the loan was made several years ago, when China's stability was more highly regarded and before Japan had attained its present cmincnce and power in the councils of the world
 Justification for Doctrine
 In Japanese circles, justification for this Monroe Doctrine" of the East is sought in the analogous attitude of the United States. It is pointed out the United States would not tolerate control by Japan or any other nation of customs in any coun. try of the Western hemisphere.
 Japanese spokesmen are insistent in their declarations that tho doctrine involves no element of unfriendlinessI or antagonism.
 Emphasis is laid on the desire of Japan to cooperate with America in the financing of Chinese indus tries, and on the belief that this CO., operation can be arranged easily.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
Nine Americans Reported to Have Been Saved When Torpedoed
 Ships Sunk.
BRITISH SHIPS RAIDING
German Raider Captures Two Steamers and Forces Them into
 Sea Warfare.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. - A ca- blegram today to the State De- partment from American Consul Stewart at Pernambuco, announces that nine Americans were on board the vessels recently torpedoed in the South Atlantic by German raider and that they had arrived at that city safely. Consul Stewart further stated that it was believed that none of the Americans aboard the various torpedoed steamers had lost their life.
 The American survivors gave out no new facts regarding the raiders depradations on the high seas and the State Department received noth- ing further about the names of the steamers which have been sent down.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
CAPTURED SHIPS ARE MADE
 INTO RAIDERS.

NEW YORK, Pan. 19.-At least two of the British steamers which were supposed to have been torpe- doed in the South Atlantic by the German raider, are safe and are now being operated by the enemy, is the information received in this city this afternoon for an authentic source.
 The British steamers which have been pressed into the raiding war fare are the Yarrowdale and the St. Theodore. Both are speedy craft. The information says that the Ger man raider placed sufficient men aboard the two steamers and the crews are now themselves manning a vessel which is preying upon al- lied nations commerce.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
BROTHERHOODS WILL HOLD UP
 STRIKE ISSUE
Action Will Be Held in AbeyanCe Until the Supreme Court Has
 Given Decision.
SECRET MEETING HELD

CHICAGO. Jan. l9. - A resolution to hold in abeyance any policy con. tingent on the action O gthe United States supreme court in the suit now being argued to test the consti. nationality Of the Adamson act un. til the court shall hand down its opinion was adopted at a meeting of the four railroad brothcrhoods here.
 It was determined that while ev- cry phase of the law and the time and one-halr" movement should be discussed at the meeting. no deri. mite action should be taken.
 The utmost secrecy marked the meeting. the conference room being searched for hidden instruments be fore the men assembled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
VICTORIA WILL
 COME UPON THE
 ALASKA ROUTE

SEATTLE. Jan. 19.-Two changes in steamer operations to Alaska ports were announced here today. The Nome steamer Victoria will at once be placed on the Southwestern Al. aska route making her first sailing Thursday
 The Pacific Steamship Co., annOunc. ed today that the Spokane will be withdraw from the route and tEc Admiral Evans will take her place,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
SWISS ARREST
 ENEMIES FOR
 BEING SPIES
Five Officers Taken on Serious Charge in Geneva = Maps
 Are Found.

ZURICH. Jan. 19-Three Italians and two French army officers have been arrested in Geneva charged with spying. The officers arrived in Switzerland several weeks ago and posed as newspaper correspondents commercial travellers and mechanics.
 Although they stopped at different hotels and boarding houses, they were seen together daily, and they finally made themselves objects of suspicion by visiting places of strat. cgic imDOrtances along the border
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
TRAMP STEAMER IS CHASED
 BY U BOAT.

PORTLAND, Me, Jan. 19.-The British tramp steamer Palm Branch arrived here today from Cardiff and reports having been shelled by a German submarine off the English coast and before the steamer had sailed through the English channel.
 The submarine chased the tramp for over an hour, and ffty-three shells were fired from the under sea craft according to the captain. Fifteen of the shells hit the Palm Beach, but no serious damage was done although the craft looks as if she had been in a hot battle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
PUGET SOUND IS
 SHOWING BIG IN
 COMMERCIAL WORLD

SEATTLE, Jan. 19.-Thc Customs Collectors report for December for the Puget Sound district was made public today The imports were $I3,723,794, and exports S19,37O,- 317.
 Seattle imports were $1O,376,95S, and exports $11,7S7743.
 Exports to Alaska were $946,6S&. The Alaska imports are not scgre- gated
 Copper imports from all regions was valued at $1,597,S63.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
CHARGES AGAINST AMERICAN CALLED
 BACK BY GERMANS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 19.-Gcrmany has withdrawn her charges of un- neutral conduct against United States Minister VOpicka accredited to Ru- mania. Serbi2 and Bulgaria This announcement was received by the State Department today
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
DENIES U. s. HAS A
 RIGHT OVER PERSONS
 OF BOPP AND SCHACK

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-A copy of the motion denying Jurisdiction of the United States Courts over the persons of Franz Won Bopp and Capt. Won Schack, was filed with the United States District Attorney today.
 Both were recently convicted of violating neutrality and melting law .lessness in connection with blowing up munitions plants and vessels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
U. S. WARSHIPS OFF DANISH INDIES IS
 ALARMING NATIVES

ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies, Jan. 19.-Thirty American warships maneuvering off the Danish West Indies today caused a near panic among the natives,
 The warships are off the coast preparatory to the formal taking over of the islands for the United States which has purchased them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
Movement Is Statred in Washington for Trip of Officials to
 Territory.
LANE MAY BE A MEMBER
Needs and Requirements of Alaska Are to Be lnVeStiated by
 Lawmakers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-A move ment was started today to have a joint Congressional committee, con- sisting of Senators and Representa- tives, to visit Alaska next summer to inspect the work on the government railroad in Alaska and to investi- gate into AIaska's legislative needs and requirements. It is believed that the movement will prove sue cessful, as it has the support of Sec retary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane.
 The movement was started at conference where Senator Key Pitt man. chairman of the Senate com mittee on Territories, Judge W. c. Houston. chairman of the House committee on territories, Delegate James Wickersham. of Alaska; 2. c. Hughes, of Seattle, and Falcon JOsliu, of Fairbanks, were present.
 It was agreed that Judge Wicker sham should draw the resolution, and that it should provide that the visiting committee should consist of three members of each the Senate and House committees on Territories, Public Lands, Merchant Marine and Fisheries and Appropriations. This would make 30 members of the two houses to be equally divided between the Senate and House.
 LANE MAY JOIN PARTY.
 In giving his approval to the prop osition Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane stated that if his duties would permit he would join the party and accompany it on the trip through Alaska.
 ALASKA BUREAU PLAN.
 The project which was inaugu- rated at the conference last night was planned by the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Com merce, which will endeavor to or ganize a business mems excursion from all portions of the United States to accompany the committee. It will also ask that Alaska towns prepare celebrations and receptions for the visitors, and they be in the nature of celebration of the 50th an- niversary of the acquisition of AL aska.
 2. C, Hughes, who was present at the conference, is a member of the Alaska Bureau. Re is one of the leading lawyers of Seattle, and an active friend of Alaska.
 It's all right to be popular. but the good opinion Of many a man
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
FIFTY YEARS IN JAIL.

ROME, Jan. 19.-Louis Desimon- di, an Italian brigand, has just been released from prison after term of fifty years. When the ancient bandit saw motor cars for the first time he was much frightened by them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. 19. Alaska Gold closed yesterday at 9M. Alaska-Juneau at 71s. American Zinc at 3S. Butte & Superior at 4Sh. Ray at 27.
 Chino at 55%.
 Utah Copper at 1O7 Copper metal was quoted at 2S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
MOBILIZATION OF
 SWISS FORCES ARE
 NOW BEING URGED

PARIS, Jan, 19.-General UIrieh Willie, commander of the Swiss army, wishes to mobilize all switzerIand's military forces, according to a eerne dispatch to the Petit Parisien.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
ALASKA SALMON RATE GOES UP ON ACCOUNT OF GER
 MAN RAIDER.

SEATTLE, Jan. 19.-The present of the German raiders in the South Atlantic has advanced the freight charges on canned salmon from New Orleans to London.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
STEAMER MOVEMENTS and Mail Information
NoW BOUNp NORTH

 AI.Ki is expected from the south tonight at 5 o'clock with mail. SCHEDULED SAILINGS Mariposa is scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow. City of Seattle is scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow. Admiral Evans is scheduled to sail from Seattle Wednesday. Prince John is scheduled 10 sail from Prince Rupert next Tues day.
 SoUTHeoUNO SAlLlNGS Jefferson is expected sOuthbound at o'clock tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
THOUSANDS OF THE TEUTONS CAPTURED
 BY THE RUSSIANS

LONDON, Jan. 19.-It is officially announced in Petro- grad, according to informa. ton here today, that the Rus sians captured a total of 42S,. 900 Teutons during the last year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19

It's all right to be popular, but the good opinion Of many a man isn't worth the price.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-19
Weather Conditions in Juneau
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