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IN JAPAN
TOKU), June 29.—Sanae Takata,
the president of Waseda University
which was founded by Count Okuma,
the prime minister, has been created
a member of the House of Peers by
Emperor Yoshihito. This honor Is In
recognition of his distinguished ser
vice to Japanese education. Dr.
Takata became president of Waseda
In 1907 and since that time the institu
tion has grown In popularity until to
day It has about 6,000 students. Presi
dent Elkichi Kamada of Kelo Univer
sity was appointed to the House of
Peers Home time ago. These promo
tlons are interpreted as indicating the
Emperor's recognition and apprecla
tlon of the place that education occu
pies In modern Jupan.
So great, indeed, have been the
strides made in popularizing educa
tion that Japan like the United States
Is beginning to find difficulty in plac
ing the graduates of its universities.
Colleges, both governmental and pri
vate, are crowded with students who
are unable to obtain the lucrative posi
tions they have dreamed of. Not
enough plnces exist in Japnneae com
mercial and professional life to meet
the demands of the steadily increasing
number of graduates. This year's
graduates of the law college of the
Imperial University at Tokio number
450 and of this number only 150 have
their future positions secured.
Statistics show that from 1878 to
1902 students were able to find places
in governmnetal service or fn business
without difficulty. Since 1903, how
ever, the situation has entirely
changed. Fifty per cent of the grad
uates have had to wait for one to
three years to find employment. The
large cities are already overstocked
with lawyers. Some doctors of law
are even serving as policemen and
others are experiencing great hard
ships in earning a living.
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Notice of Meeting
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Rainier-Grand Company,
will be held at the office of the cor
poration in Cordova, Alaska, at 4 p. m.,
July 1, 1915.
GEORGE DOOLEY, Secretary.
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then subscribe for The Times, Dally
[ or Weekly, or both.
■RED STEEL
PITTSntIRO, Pa., June 30.—Steel
mills In this city recently received
orders for 75,000 tons of projectile
steel. The steel Is to be sold at *38 n
ton, which Is an Increase of *7 per ton
In what the same material was sold
for early in the present year. The
mills are all working night and day
filling rush orders for the belligerent
powers In Europe.
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NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the First Bank of Cordova
will be held at the office of said
bank In the Town of Cordova, Alaska
on Tuesdny July the 13th, 1915, at the
hour of 4 o’clock p. m. of said day at
which meeting the directors of said
bank shall be elected for the ensuing
year, nnd such other business trans
acted as may regularly come before
said meeting. ,
H. I. LEWIS. ,
Assistant Secretary.
Italian farmhouses need improving,
according to the opinion of the gov
ernment, which has offered *7,585 In
premiums to be awarded for encourag
ing the construction of model farm
buildings.
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The Brooklyn Central Labor Union
has Issued a call for organized labor
to defeat the new state constitution, if
It does not contain what labor wants.
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All the Real News In the Times.
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WILSON TO STAY
GET REPLY
WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 30.—
President Wilson will remain at his
summer home in Cornish. N. H., until
the German reply to the second Am
erican note is received. At present
nothing has been learned which nlds
the government to determine when
the reply Is likely to arrive.
CHINESE BUILD
PEKING, June 30.—The Ministry of
the Interior has chosen a large build
ing situated in the Shih Tlao llutung
section of this city to be converted
into a government Isolation hospital.
In a memorandum submitted to the
president, the ministry estimated that
the yearly expenditure of the hospital
would be approximately $20,000, and
the initial expense at least $10,000.
The latter will be drawn from the
municipal funds, while the mainte
nance expense will be borne by the
government out of the administrative
budget. •
I The establishment of a hospital of
dhls kind has long been contemplated,
but the appearance recently here of
epidemics of scnrlet fever and throat
diseases has emphasized the Impor
tance of Immediate action, and the
work will begin Immediately.
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The Admiral Watson left Juneau at
7 o’clock this morning and should
arrive at Cordova on Friday morning.
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8TYLEPLUS Clothes at 8. BLUM *
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NEW YORK, June 30.—O’Donnnvnn
Rossa, the famous Irishman, who has
been prominent in all movements
looking to free Ireland from the domi
nation of England died here today.
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There will be two boats reach
here from the south tomorrow.
PANAMA, June 30.—The heef con
sumed in the Panama Canal Zone is
to he from cattle slaughtered here. In
stead of dressed beef from the United
States. It has been ascertained that a
saving of from 10 to 20 per cent can
thus be made. The Canal Supply De
partment has already begun killing
local cattle in order to test the quality
of meat obtainable, and It has further
arranged to purchase cattle in other
parts of Central America, and even
South America, and bring them to the
isthmus for final fattening and slaugh
ter.
A cattle buyer, assigned to visit the
neighboring countries, will have his'
purchases brought to the canal and
Inspected by a veterinary surgeon, to
provent the introduction of diseased
cattle. The latter official is already
on his way to the isthmus.
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The Northwestern should arrive
from the south at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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President Gompers has accepted an
invitation of trade unionists to speak
in Marlon, 111., Labor Day.
BALANCE TRADE
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WASHINGTON, I). C„ June 30.—
The current fiscal year ends at mid
night tonight, and the statisticians of
the government show a trade balance
in favor of the United States for the
pnst year amounting to over one bil
lion dollars. This immense total ex
ceeds by $400,000,000 the best previ
ous record. The situation Is very
satisfactory to the government, al
though the loss of imports has seri
ously affected the revenues of the
government. The figures of total
exports and Imports have not yet
been made public.
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BRITISH OFFER
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I,ONGON, June JO.—Young college
men or school masters with an apti
tude for mathematics are offered com
fortable jobs at pay ranging from
$1,300 to $2,000 a year In an admiralty
circular just issued. They are wanted
as naval instructors on board naval
vessels, and they are asked to enlist
for four years. In addition to their ^
salary they will receive a bonus of
$2,000 on their discharge after four
years, or proportionate bonus if they
leave the service before that time.
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STYMCPLUS Clothes at K. III.CM &
Co.
CANADIANS ENLIST FASTER
THIN CAN BE EQUIPPED
Special to The Tiroes By Associated Press.
Nh,\\ YORK, .Tune HO.—Robert Tjaird Borden,
premier of the Dominion of Cnnadn, says that the
men of Canada are volunteering for service in the
British army, faster than they can be trained and
equipped. He said that Canada was s.-tting an
example in loyalty to the mother government in
England, and that she would continue to furnish
more than her quota of fighting men, ns long as they
were needed.
CZECH PARTY N HUNGARY
IS ASBFOR PEACE
PR AG l K, Jnne 30.—The Nnrodny Feisty, a
newspaper published in this city, and a leading organ
of the Young Czechs Party, 1ms been suppressed by
the police authorities. The paper lias Im-cii using its
influence in urging the people of Austria-Hungary
to bring about the end of the present war. Its peace
propaganda has been promoted in the columns of
the paper, unceasingly and with increasing firmness
despite all warnings of the officials that the paper
should change its attitude toward the question of
peace.
KRITHIA SOON CAPTURED
BT FRENCH AT GALLIPOLI
Special to The Times By Associated Press.
ATHENS, June 30.—From recent advices
received here, it is evident that the Turkish troops
I facing tlie French forces in the Gallipoli peninsula
are on the point of exhaustion. It is expected that
the Turkish position at Krithia will soon he taken
by assault. In the recent advance made by the
French troops, when a series of Turkish trenches
were taken after desperate fighting, over 0,000
Turks wore found dead upon the field.
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