TREMENDOUS PLAN OF MOBIL
IZATION GUIS RAILWAY SERVICE
Btrllc, Nov. 28—It was an
no one* * todaj- Rt goveraxu-ent head
quarters that there would he a
<C«n«ral curtajtm-ent oJ all railroad
.lerrlce begilaning wtth thie first ol
Det«njfc«x. This te tin* to the
tremendous plan of mobilizaticox <xl
all civil life as eroltxraced in a J law
' enacted to the Reichstag Monday.
I The law -will become effective
on, December flrst, 1916, and- pro
vides *liat [all men or 'whatever
age or Btation la life must rteport
| for military duty at ones if called
upon.
SAFE CONDUCT
IS REFUSED
Washington, Nov. 2$—Th§ Brit- j
isti government baa refused to grant
to Count Tarnowskl the newly ap
Doln'ad Austro-Hungarianl ambassa^
dor »o the United States safe
conduct from, the tyelllgerent em- J
Dire »o this country.
I* h39 been intimated by mem
bers of the British embassy here
that ether envoys are very liable
4o be treated in a like manner, a i
»»7T ruling having recenily teen |
made by the British! government
cover iu.K this point.
ATTEMPT TO
RECOVER GOLD
London.—An attempt is planned
to ipeover some of the cargo of the
Lusltaua, 'which, was suofc by a
German submarine. "While a i>or
tl< u •' the linjer'a cargo is j be
ttcved 13 ;bava been destroyed by th^
water it is hopeKafthe large amount
cl r !d the steamship had oa board
xaav b." recovered.
CANADIANS BAR PEARSONS
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Ottawa, — The American edition
of Pearson's Magazine, u(ublished in
New York, has been £orbPddeni the
use of the Dominion; postoffice eer
v'ce. This action was taken! be
«ause o.f articles puiblisjbed in the
magazine which( yore contrary to
ths order ta'cctoincil of October 30,
1915, mads in pursuance of the Wcfl
measure act.
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KINDS FATHER WHO
MARCHED AWAY TO
WAR IN 1801
Decatur, 111,—Oiiq cuuny day la
April, ,1861, Archjtlbafltf B. Bottoms
du< ou a uuiXorm of blue, kissed
his and baby; daughter! goodL
by., sliorldero' his gun. and.' march
ed away to figSU. for Abe Lincoln,
ap'1 the Uuioiu. Fifty; five years
latp-rjtl.e daughter found' him, 91
years old in Bowling Greeen, Mo.
Ti>e daulghter is Mne. M. H. Ro
berts of Decatur. She,was 2 years
old when (her father marched away
♦o war. j
"During the civSl war, while my
fatb.T was ait(tihe front," said'Mrs.
Roberts, "my] ru.otfc.er died. I was
D.aced with another family. Wo
wtre living at Bowling Gsreen, and
afterward the family "svitthj which' 1
hai been placed moved! to Illinois.
"The family new told me of my
wigin until many years after'and
[ did not discover what town I had
iome from." Not long ago I ask
J. jO Walsh, the Decatur G. A.
R. man to help me find my fath
er. He wrote to Washington, and
spct in my father's name. His' ad
dress wa» given without anje dl'ffi
cul'y and my husband and I made
i burrie'l trip to Bowling Green, f
"Needless to sav I could not
reo snlz® |him as my father, but he
jaid he recognized me. It was
:ertafoily a Joyous reunion." 1
I .
NATIONAL MOVE TO SET
CLOCKS AHEAD PLANNED
New York Nov. 28—Preliminary
3reparations for a national couren
'ion of "Turn the Clock Forward an
ttour" supporters in this city In De
cember were taken at a meeting
her. Invitations |WiU be extended
ti chambers of commerce, scientifia
sccietjeB, labor unions and [otftier
organizations to end representatives
to join a national organisation.
Speakers at the meeting declar
ed the plan would result ini a sav
log • f enje-fourth on. pas and elec
tric light bills, conservation, of eye
sigh and more time to outdoor
sy^rt and recreation.
Ladies Georgette and
Crepe de Chine Waists
House Dresses and
Bungalow Aprons
NOW ON DISPLAY
Also a New Shipment of
Kayser Silk Underwear
ALBERT REINERT
—SucoeMor to H. J. Lynch—
Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
MM DIES 0UII10
AND NOW OCCUPIES CHIHUAHUA
Gains Foothold in City and Makes Easy
the Entire Capture of Town—Second
Rebel Army Marching Toward Juarez
El Paso .Nov. 28—General Villa
ana fc's farces tare lu complete
control of Chihfuahua City. Geit
eral Trevtfno, commanding the gov
ernment forces baa 'wltttdtaiwnj his
troops, thug loafvinig the reibjeH chief
In full occupation,' of *foe cfity. Gen
eral Trevino "wtlll joini his ] forces
with a large command of cavalry
undfr General MuTgulas, and | the
combined strength o£ the two forc
es w'll be hurled against ,thle Vil
laitcs in an, effort to oomttflftjely
annihilate the reibel forces.
A. second! comm.and of the Villa
army has hejeni Deep moving Sa a
northerly direction, jand it is be
lieved that Jaurez is the objective,
point. | 1
All the prisoners who were corn
fined 'n Chihujahua City by the d9
ractcj ^overnmont were released
when) *he town, was caj)tu/re<J hy Vil
la, and those wlu» 'were' ulhyBically,
aiblo, were again; returned to th«
ranks o' hia army.
CHAS. HUGHES
8 SOI LMEfiSj
.
Lane wood, Nov. 28 — Charles
I Hughes, the defeated candidate at |
the last election, for prjesident of
the United States, today announced
that would resume thje practice J
of law in New York CJty on Jarni- j
ary 15. said that his Bon ■
wouid enter the firm wittfi Mm.j
CRUEI CENSOR STOPPED
WEDDING OF CAPT. BOY-ED
New York, — Mystery qnshroud
i«s the reports of the engagement
of Caov. Boy-Ed, formgr naival at
tache of the German, |emlbassy, to
Miss Virginia Mackay-Smitih, d;uugh
tt-r ot tue late Mackay-KmitjT, 'has
born solved in a better itrom Ber
lin.
Capt. Boy-Ed' filed the custom
ary request for , the kaiser's per
miss1! n for the wedding. The em
peror's answer Jwae s^nt by wire
!e and was a gracious 'permis
sion for the wedding.
Thi. American) v TiBor on 'wireless
dispatches lootked >■<. over and sus
pected a |"spy" telegram, bo' he
suppressed it. Boy>-Ed went to
G-ermauv broken-ihear»ed.
TEUTONS CLAIM ALL
POINTS ON ALUTA BIVEK
Berlin, 'Ndv. 28—The war' of
fice today miade tihe announcement
that the whole fcattlei 'in© along the
Aluta Tiver im (Rumania j was fa tihe
hands o' ti^e Teuton forces, *ihe.
last stronghold! [of the AlMes. 'the
cfliy of AI®Euwiriaj j having fallen
iuto ft'bands of the Austrian |
forces.
BEAR HUNTER IS
STILL MOSSING;
Wrangell — No trace fcoa been
found off Mr. (Stockman, the trap
per on Beluga rfiver, who isbeli|aved
to t»ave;"been K01ed by a bear while
hunting) recently. Brorwn beareWfJ
reported to be unusually; numerous ,
and vicious in'that district. ' 1
ROTE BOARD
PLACES urn
Washington, Not. 2S—Board of
Governors jof tlhe Federal Reserve
Banks lhave issued a warning
ajrains this country making for
e'^n loans. They; are cautioning
th* limit of ^hje loans made, 'amd
have placed a limit of four hun
dred and fifty daya on, papars wfhloly
ni'y be offer(ed by Canadia® banks.
WILL TRAP AND HUNT
IN KUSKOKMTM
Anhorage, Nov. 27 —'Chas. A
Irvine arrived in; Andhorage a few
days ago anid is stopping: at the
Crescent. Mr. Irvine came tb.ru
Anchorage last sipping from the In
terior aaid entered his dog team
iu the Anchorage sweepstaike race.
llf> will remain in Anchorage ■ev
erai days awaiting the arrival) of
GeoTge Reilly, who is enroute to
thf3 city from the Iditarod over the
trail. Mr. Irvine, in company with'
George Geirke and P. G.'Ford, will
tako the Reiily team back tor| the
Kuskoikwim, wfiere ]ie will Ftfend
the balance of the winter Uv hunt
ing and trapping.
WlJLSOX EXPECTED TO
GALL EXTRA SESSION
EARLY NEXT SPRING
Washingticm, Nov. 2S—It is be
lieved [that President Wilsom will
call an extra Beoston of caa
BfleBs.t.-, convene early next rpriag.
LIQUOR SEIZED ANCHORAGE
BE AUCTTIONED AT SEWARD
Seward, Nov. 18—iAn, Jminease
quantity of liquor seized jby fed
eral officials in audi about Anchor
age during the uast ,two> years, Is
being brought to Seward and "will
probably be soldi under tba 'dlrec
♦•on of th.e United States marshal,
the proceeds going to) [tie govera
ment.
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You will need.'some of these for that
Thanksgiving Dinner
Preferred Stock Corn on Cob, Pumpkin,
Asparagus Tips. Tiny Green Beans, High
G-rade Mincemeat in bulk or packages
Dromedary Dates, fresh Layer Figs, table
Raisins, Jordan Shelled Almonds, fresh
English Walnuts, Almonds Brazel Nuts
Plum Pudding in 1 and 2 pound tins
P. H. GANTY
8-HOUR LAW APPEALED 10
UNITED SMS SUPREME COURT
Waaklagto*, Nor, 38—A -trans
cript < a apfpeal (of tli« Eight Hour
ca^ea wena tried t>etotre Un,
<t«-l States Dtotrict Judge Pock In
Kassat <3Jtjr oai NoTem/b«r 23, in,
wWCh< h|^ | decided th« law to b9
URcOHBtitUtiioaal ii^a been filed in
Uie Supreme Oourt oX United
States. The case ha&^not a® yet
bean placed on) tihe docket, but ( a
reiques* hag lh$en ^ade that the
cast's b set for an early hearing. ]
In bringing Able case before tih®
Supr mc Court four reasons &r9
s a ted .by the government 'for a
rev.-rsal of the decision as made
bv Judge'Hoek. ; 1 '
FIHJB DRILL IN POBTLAND
SCHOOL SAVES 500
PortUad, Not, It. — Forty; sec
oad* after j» r«|tl fir© alarm 'had
pent §00 pup ili la, Wood law 11
school into ,marchiag lines this af
teraooa, tfrsrx QM p£ them, from
tba^-year-oldg »D« Was oa. the out
sirtSt aaf* and, g&frorlas Is) th# cold.
Tfc(y^ Hiej remMsed U line for
ha'.' aa hour while fireman, from
three companies extinguished] a
b!»z« that consumed two patches
oC the shingle root au, thq west
side o* th© wooden atrracture^ where
li)9 aqaare feet pf roofing wag
tmnad. spanki tiom thft chimney
a'arted the tire,
Wh«* d«part®ea» apparatus ar
riT«d wit hi n a. ' few minutes after
ttta alarm the bias* was betas
brought under control bj Physical
Director Robert Kroha a ad, Janitor
Treglocxi, whoj had climed Into the
a'tio and werei playing a stream
frcm a school firehose on, the burn
ins shiaglcg,
The work of gettlag the students
out of the building wa« done bo
eiroQ'hly by, Principal C. M. Straf
ford Hi* the punils did not realize
they- were reloading to a genuine
alarm.
Kroha, int faet, 'cam* out 9f the
assembly hall at th* head of a
gymnasium. olasa decidedly annoyed
at SJtratiord. After he had) reached
the outaide ha made ,a t>e§ lin for
tha orlnciplo i&teat on expressing
df»apiprotoetloii| for giTing the fire
dri'i a!arcx in the mlbst of class
exarcisea.
The blase waea discovered by the
janitor at 11 o'clock. He hurried
to Strafford/ wh<n rang the gone
aud directad the general and or
derly axodu*. Simultaneously'
marching columns of pupils poured
out of thq giTteea rooms, swung
down th'-'staira la proper order just
ae they had been; drilled to do. In
a few seconds they wfirq outside and
"kicking" loudly;' because they. tad
beta compelled! to respond to drill
on a cold> moraing.
PAPER CARRIER Warfted—For
th" ,Nonhi find route. See Mr.
Waterman, cjndulatioa | manager
Dally Alaska*} at 'once. .
\ViE®))injgto\n)—Edwin. F. Sweet as
sistant secratary olj commerce, whq
resigned to run. for governor ol)
Michigan and met defeat at the re
cent election, turned up inj Wash
ington recently and t wan ted his job
back o lithe theory; .that he had
bee-1 a. marytr to the demoaratio
cause !b a rock-ribbed) republican
e.ute oeoratary; Redfiield.'tot whom
he aipi.Jitd for re-epistatement, sent
him 'o b«Q the president. It ia
probail* that Swfeet will be re-ap
pointee.
ZEPPELIIS DO
lOUHEE
London, Nolv. 28—Last night a
tleit of^erman, Zepoelines made'a
■raid c ir the mgllishl coast, draping
a number tof bombs and'other px
plosivt missels.
No damage to life or property
has been neported from the districa
visited by the air araft.
This is the first timo Alia* air
craft bavtfVfOsSjed the channel with*
hostile initentioins since thg middle
of SeDtemlbetr. '
SH0R1AGE OF FATER
BLESSING; RAILROAD
TICKETS SHORTER
Chicago,—The size 'of railroad
tickets wffll be reduced to make (a
saving in the price of heavy paper
uted, according to a jrasolution
adooted by Americanj Association
-t Passenger Traffic Officers. Rail
road time tables are ♦» be shorten
ed whenever possible, 1 |
It's a pleasure to introduce these smart
Winter 8uite to^ the men of our town.
We knew that nothing would be to good
for yon as a Christmas surprise, so here
they are, the beat money can buy . . .
HALf H08«
8HART WINTER CRAVATS
REAL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
SWEATER COATS OF ALL WOOL
Holidftx Sets of All Hinds
WILL. CLAYSON
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