DANIELS ISSUES A CALL FOR
MANY MEN FOR U. S. NAVY
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 22.—
Secretary Daniels today has issued
an unofficial call for seventy-four
thousand additional men for the
navy immediately.
Congress will be asked to autho
rize an additional one hundred
thousand men without delay.
The War Council has decided to
build immediately five thousand
high grade aeroplanes of the very
latent and gigantic type. The army
and navy will begin without delay
to train aviators.
Recruiting stations are now en
listing women in the naval service
as stenographers and w’ireless ope
rators. ,
It is said that wireless operators
ashore may decline to enlist unless
assigned to ships.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 22.—
The army and navy and the War
Council are working out conjointly
plans of action in the event of hos
tilities and these will soon be ready
for the administrative leaders to
consider.
It is believed however that re
ports indicating a more or less de
fensive policy will ultimately be
chosen by the government as the
best adjusted to the very peculiar
conditions under which the country
would war. This inaction some op
ponents declare is opposed to all
American wartime tradition.
Let ns estimate on your Job Work
IMPLICATE ALL FORMER
MINISTERS IN THE PLOT
PETROGRAD, March 22.—It is.
officially announced that correspond- ;
ence has now been discovered which j
carried on between the Tzarina
and the members of the former gov- ]
eminent showing that the highest '
officials had then attempted to ar
range a separate peace with Ger
many. The publication of these
letters has been ordered by the
government.
PETROGRAD, March 22.—Papers
ridicule German reports as to
anarchy in Russia, the entire Em
pire is now bent upon one object
and that is with the work of de
feating Germany. There is more
disorder in one German city at the
present time says one organ, than
there is in all Russia, east or west.
The people are accepting the situa
tion calmly.
SHIRK KIGHT HOUR DAY
JUNEAU, March 21.—The Solons
seem to be busy with every form ot
legislation under the sun except the
eight hour day as demanded by the
voters at the last election. Few o£
them seem to realize that such a
vote is mandatory morally upon
them. It may pass however when
it comes up for discussion.
STILL. DISPUTE.
NEW YORK, March 21.—Rail
road manages claim that the Adam
son bill sustention by the Supreme
Court makes another strike imposs
ible and practically is authority for
the government to compel them to
remain on the job regardless of any
strike decision they may arrive at.
The brotherhoods deny this.
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Our stock of these Standard brands is most complete in both
Seperate Garments
AND
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PRICES FROM
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, LONDON, March 22.—The Rus
I fiian situation is occasioning consul
; erable uneasiness and it is undout
edly true that many heiieve reluct
antly the German reports of a po
litical and industrial chaos prevail
ing there. The fact that Germany
! is kept fully posted on all Russian
movements is not ignored by the
Britsh press'. Special staff writers
from Petrograd deny any disorders,
but their reports upon arrival here
OFFICIAL OF DEFUNCT
BANK GETS SENTENCED
SEATTLE, March 22.—W. L.
Collier, president of the defunct
Northern Rank and Trust Co. was
arrested this afternoon on a charge
of falsifying accounts. He was
dealt with unusual promptness, the
court sentencing the prisoner to
from one to ten years in the peni
tentiary.
The accounts of the bank are ad
mitted to have been in an extraor
dinarily complicated condition and
the action of the President is sub
jected to even stricter review at the
hands of the accountants who have
been trying to get the books in
shape, than has been up to this ex
pected. \
will probably take up a different
tone.
COPENHAGEN, March 22.—
Itread, food and peace riots arc
breaking out all over Germany, it is
reported here today. These reports
are not confirmed in any way.
MAKING BIG PROGRESS.
CHICAGO, March 21.—The One
Day Rest league, formed by union
ist restaurant, hotel and similar
public service establishments is
making great progress in this city
and throughout the state, and in
many houses have gained their de
mands for one day off in seven.
POLITICAL CARDS.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY •
Hugh O’Neill
ELECTION, APRIL 3, 1017.
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m CABBAGE, CARROTS
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results in the accumulation of a lot of useless junk.. But qua
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ible.
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810 Front li
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