PRESIDENT VOTES
EARLY BUT
NOTJFTEN
WASHINGTON, Sept. Sept. 28—
President Wilson went to his home at
Princeton. N. J. yesterday to vote at
the Democratic primaries which were
being held throughout that state. He
remained but a short time, greeting
most of the people in the Bmall town,
where he was welcomed by his neigh
bors and friends, and was vociferously
cheered by the students of the univer
sity, who gathered at the railroad de
pot to see him off. Returning to the
capital, the president addressed the
encampment of the Grand Army,
which is being held here, and conclud
ed a busy day by retiring early.
FHinFAILS
WITH FEW
PEOPLE
SEATTLE, Sept. 28—The steamer
Admiral Farragut sailed last night for
Southwestern Alaska. Her Cordova
passengers were W. Richardson, A.
Dewey and Louis E. Wolf.
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Bulgaria Warned Better Keep Fingers Out of Pie.
LONDON, Sept. 28—The Mouse of ('ominous listened <,> fl
i-rent speech on the war today hy Sir Edward Urey the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs. Urey discussel the progress of the
fighting and proclaimed that the allied nations were undaunted
and were just as confident of ultimate victory today as they
were when hostilities started. In the course of his speech the
minister said, “If the mobilization of Bulgaria of all her avail
able military forces is the result of Bulgaria assuming an agios
sive attitude on the side of our enemies, we are prepared to give
our friends in the Balkans all the support in or power, in the
manner most welcome to them, in concert with our allies, France
Russia, Italy and Serbia, without reserve and without qualifica
tion.” The statement was received with wild applause by tin*
members and the spectators in the galleries, and is interpreted
as a warning to Bulgaria that extreme measures will be taken
against her if war is declared against Serbia.
LONDON, Sept. 28—Premier Asquith addressed the House
of Commons today immediately after the conclusion of the
speech of Sir Edward Grey. He discussed the condition of the
army, and begged the members to raise the question of the re
cruiting at every possible opportunity, so that the vital neces
sity of increasing the anny could be brought home to the man
hood of the country. He said’ in part, “This is the critical
moment for England and her allies, and we are watching with
intense sympathy and hope the gallant combined effort being
made by the allied forces in France to drive the enemy back into
their own country.”
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Empress Theatre
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1915.
JACK LONDON’S
VALLEY OF THE MOON
Six Reels.
Admission 25 Cent3 One Show 8 p. m. Sharp
Many People have
taken advantage of
our Big Reduction
of Men’s Furnish
ings and saved big
money-Sale contin
ues this week.
The BLUM, O’NEILL
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JOS. IBECK AND PARTY |
CAUSE FRIENDS WORRY
Considerable anxiety Is felt as to
the safety of Joseph Ibeek and wife
Miss Dorothy Hancock and Master
Hancock, who left Cordova In the
former's power boat for Middleton
Island about August 21. and since
which time nothing has been heard of
of them.
The Progress left here for Katalla
about same time and passed the party
on Its way to the Island. Four days lat
er the Progress passed Middleton and
reports that the Cordovans had not |
reached there up to that time. While
It is possible the party may have put
back to Boswell bay, to await favor
able weather, the friends of the miss
ing people are very much exercised as
their safety.
Arrangements are being made to
secure the Northland, which is now at
Katalla^ to make a trip to Middleton
Island and learn positively whether or
not Mr. Ibeck and party ever reached
there.
LOflirrO ALLIES
NEW YORK, Sept. 28—The foreign
financial commission have reached an
agreement with the eastern bankers
as respects the terms of the big loan
to England and France, and they left
this city today bound for Chicago,
where they will confer with the lead
ing bankers of the west. The ulti
mate success of the loan negotiations
are now assured, as it is believed that
the western bankers will agree to pat'
ticipate on the same terms as the big
financial houses of the east.
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MARIPOSA STEWARD TO
TAKE SHORT VACATION
Teddy Taylor, the popular steward
of the steamship Mariposa, will be
missed by his many Alaskan friends
during the next two months, when
the Mariposa makes her trips. He
has been granted a vacation of two
months, to begin when the Mariposa
returns to Seattle front her present
trip. Mr. Taylor will visit the San
Francisco exposition and makes a trip
through lower California before going
to th# Gilroy Hot Springs.
Miss Western, stewardess on the
Alameda, and Miss Sullivan, will take
their annual vacation at the same time
and will spend au outing of several
weeks away from the sea. They will
visit the sunny south after taking in
the exposition.
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NAHA NT, Mass., Sept. 28—Mrs
Henry Cabot Lodge wife of the United
States senator from this state died
at her home here last night. Mrs.
Lodge had been in the best of health
and her death, which occurred from
heart disease was entirely unexpected
and has been a great shock to Senator
Lodge and the relatives and friends of
the family. The deceased was sixty
five years old, and took an active in
terest In philantrophic enterprises.
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SOCIAL AT RED DRAGON
TOMORROW EVENING
The public Is cordially invited to
spend a social evening tomorrow from
8 p. m.. to 10:30 p. m. at the Red
Dragon Club House. There will be
music, cards and refreshments. This
is the first party of a like kind to be
held this coming fall and winter, and
will be followed shortly by gatherings
of similar nature. Tills is the oniy
special invitation given and it is hoped
that everyone will assist in making
these evenings a source of pleasure to
all.
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ENGLISH LABOR
LEADER DIES
GLASCOW, Sept. 27—James Ketr
Hardie, the English labor leader and
one of the foremost socialist thinkers
of the day, died at his home In this
city early this morning. Hardie in
early life was a coal miner, but was
blacklisted by the employers for his
activity In organizing the workers.
He was then made paid secretary of
the miner’s union. He was one of the
founders of the Labor Party in Eng
land and was elected to the House of
Commons In 1888, and several times
thereafter. His paper, which he own
ed an edited, The Labour Leader,
commanded a large influence among
the working classes of Great Britain.
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and send it to your friends.
WHEAT IS RAISED ON
MATANUSKA VALLEY FARMS
Reports from the Matanuska valley
show a total of 260 homesteaders liv
ing there at the present time. Most
of the locators have several acres
cleared and cultivated and some splen
did crops have been produced. Wheat
ripened there this summer, the growth
being hardy and of a remarkable size.
Byron Bartholf raised a turnip
measuring lust thirty-two Inches In
circumference. Forty tons of fine
large potatoes were produced by one
man sold to the government ^tim
missary. Potatoes yield ten tons to
the acre In this fertile valley. Mrs.
W. G. Fenon grew sweet peas that
measured two and one-half inches
across.
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