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WILSON WILL STiJMP ClNTKY l¥OWN BEHALF
will defend did meogh
MID FOREIGN POLICIES
Washington April 10.—Presid
ent Wilson will take the field in
his own behalf this week. He will
open the throttle for h:s next cam
paign. His speech will be mainly
on the policy as followed by the
present administartion in the
European War and his attitude
toward the Mexican Conflict The
question of internal revenue and
trade and transportation will be
mingled with topics on big busi
ness in informing the people why
Vlr. Wilson believes that he has
ably held down the presidential
chair and why he seeks re-election
an his past record of achieve
ment.
AUSIiN CABINET FACES
SERIOUS PREDICAMENT
London April 10. Count Tiza
Hungarian Premier and Baron
Burian, minister of foreign
affairs for Austria, have an
nounced their intention of re
signing from their cabinets.
With the resignation of those
two diplomats, the ministry of
both governments will be in a
very unstable condition. It be
comes all the more serious by
the plan of Germany to establish
a customs union. This union
<vill call for a federation between
the neutral powers and their
allies. The situation is becom
ing acute and it is expected that
the resignation of. these pro
minent negotiators will be follow
ed by other prominent cabinet
members.
FRENCH EVACUATE CITY 10
STRENGTHEN LINE OF DEFENSE
Loudon, April 11*—The French j
u-ider cover of darkness have
evac'tatcd Bethincoint. Darkness |
shielded their mautuveres aiwl they,
met with no interference on the;
I>art of the Germans. The moving
of the troops that were stationed
at Bethincourt will enable 'them to
greatly strengthen their line de
fenses. The Germ.) 11:; have mov<d
iuti. the city and hold it under stri t
army regulation.
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this afternoon. A portion of this
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The resicnationof Baron Von
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inet is expected today. His atti
tude toward the German govern
ment in establishing a customs
union is the factor leading to his
lead and break with the cabinet.
His resignation will leave the
Austrian cabinet in a very shaky
condition.
Washington, April 10.—Colonel
Slocum, leading the thirteenth cav
alry, is on the front pursuing Villa.
The Colonel is hot on his trail and
expects to follow him to his secret
rendezvous if necessary. They
are prepared for a weeks raid.
Harold Clements, a stotfc boy In
one of Seattle's large department
stores has fallea h«ir to a million
lollars. He is planning on making
a tr'p to New York and show 6peed.
The press is being threatened by
shortage of paper. Th<j manu
facture of munitions calls for so
much paper materials that it lias
taken a sudden shoot in tliei air. .
Oliver H. Cline, defaulting cash
ier of the Pacific Coast S. S. Co.,
wan'td in Seattle for e.nbezzliug
over $100,000, has been arrested in
New Orleans. Ha was accompanied
by his wife and at the time o£ his
arrest had over .$8,300 on his per
son.
Cline was known for many
years as a trusty ci the steamship
corporation, a sober and industrious
man. Their avenue of escape car
ried them to Tacoma, Portland, Salt
Lake, Los Angeles and New Orlenas,
where Cline was arrested in the
lobly of a hotel in that city. He
used the alias of C. Ii. Howard.
He will be brought back to Seat
to face the charges which have
been filed again3t him.
SOPHIA III WITH
PASSENGERS
The S. S. Sophia sailed into
'Skagway bay Sunday morning with
a large passenger Hot and loaded, to
the gunwales with freight and sup
plies for the interior. In this
shipment was included 4000 ties for
the White Pass an;l Vukou Route.
She sailed last nl^ht with the
following passengers, P. F. W.
Luwle and wife, Capt. Bell, .Mrs.
L>r. Clllis, Mrs. Pinkerton, Mis.
Bui'erworth, R. H. Nichlson, Mr.
Howe, Mr. Ooldbaig, Mr. Mills and
Mr. Johnson.
Among the inbound passengers
were, F. Cullin, C. H. Marshall, N.
C. Jensen, Capt. J.esse, F. M. Whit'-,
F. Jurgens, -J. Andrews, W. L.
Spier, Mrs. C. B. Hannover, N. B.
Connors, H. Nelson, J. 'A.. Keason,
P. W. Grmmie, R. Saeem, Miss N.
Flyuu, Miss Norton, J. F. Leach, Ed.
Fee, J. L. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Lambert, W. Crossre, Mr. and
Mrs T. W. Greyer, H. Elgier, F.
Broc.se, J. Kirkwooct, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Quick, A. N.', Curry, Miss D.
Mason and Jas. Clark.
ANNUAL DOG RACE
Nome, April 10—The Nome an
nual dog race sweipstakes will be
run April 11th this year.
There will be at least six or
•seven entries, including Leonard
Seppala, who was the winner of last
year's races; Robert. Brown, Down
ing, BJatchford Boven, Dcizere Paul
Kjegstad and Gunaor Kaason.
The trail is now in fin? condi
tion, and barring a sudden storm
or adverse weather condtions, the
trail will be ideal for the race.
A "rer.t deal * interest is al
ready aroused ia the race -and
many wagers have been placed, with
the winner last year the favorite.
Normana Mackerel
Imported Fresh Mackerel in Oval
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for 4 doz.; $2.75 per doz.
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GARRANZA SHOWS SHE 0\
CO-OPERATING WITH U. S. FORGES
San Antonio, April 11—That
Carranza is helping the United
States in the Mexican difficulty
is shown by his offer to allow
the United States war depart
ment the use of the Mexican tele
graph lines. He is reported to
be ready to cooperate in any
way possible. This move is a di
rect offo~ in an appreciable way
to show his intention.
MEXICAN LEADER 10
OPPOSE UNITED STATES
Elpaso April 10.—General Ynes
Salazar, one of Huerta's beat known
generals and an avowed follower
of the Mexican policy in keeping
United States troops out of Mexico, j
ha« left this city bound for his
former home. He has crossed the
border and announced his inten
tion of raising an army and taking
the field against the United States.
GAIH FORCES WIN
SOI MIR VICTORIES
Mexico City April 10.—Carran
za forces opertaing in the Chihua
hua district have defeated the
scattering army of Villa which has
been scouting around this territory.
No details of the engagement have
been reported to the war depart
ment.
Mexico City April 10.—General
Reyes who has been heading an
army in the Laguna territory and
supporting Villa has asked the
Mexican government for terms
upon which to lay down his arms
and help the Government in its
present crisis.
GERMANY TRYING TO FORCE
WAR WITH HOLLAND
Washington, April. 10 — Wash
ington diplomatic circles believe
that Germany ie trying to force war
with Holland, far control of the
river Scheldt, which would give
great advantages for conducting n'a
val operations Reluct Grcfit Brlt
ian and secure more territory with
which to ba/rgain with when peace
is considered. N
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with 3,000 men employed here.
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