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LONDON, Jan. 19—A fleet of 41 motor-ambulances, 4 offi
cers’ cars, 5 motor trucks and 10 motor-cyles has been presented
to King George for the use of his army by the Maharajah
Scindia of Gwalior. The cars, after the presentations at Buck
ingham Palace were reviewed by the King, Queen, the Princess
Mary and Prince Henry. The King then sent a personal tele
gram of thanks to the Indian potentate.
FINCH it LOOKING flFTEfl
COMFORTS OF THE SIIIERS
HAVRE, Jan. 19—An official statement gives the informa"
tion that up to the present time the French authorities have
dispatched to the front 1,907,000 blankets, 2,050,000 under
vests, 2,170,000 flannel belts, 2,280,000 pairs of socks, 350,000
mufflers, and 1,250,000 pairs of'gloves. Large reserves of
these things have also been stocked for the immediate future.
35 DEGRESS BELOW ZERO
AND SIX EEET Of SNOW
PETROGRAP, Jan. 19—The weath
er in Armenia was so severe that op
erations between the Turkish and
Russian armies around Erzerrum prac
tically ceased. The temperature fre
quently reached 35 degress below
zero. The roads were covered with
snow to a depth of six feet or more.
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The launch Waif will leave early to
morrow morning for Katalla.
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Daily Times gets Associated Press
dispatches.
Five members were present at the
meeting of the city council last even
ing, Geo. C. Hnzelet and E. J. Davis
being absent. Following the routine
business, a resolution was introduced
by councilman Thomas Davis granting
to H. H. Knok and associates an ex
tension of time of six months in which
to begin the work of construction un
der the franchise granted to him last
fall. On motion the resolution was car
ried by a vote of four to one, Messrs
noyle, Goodall, Currier nnd Davis vot
ing for and H. A. Slater against the
resolution.
Under the original franchise Mr.
Knok was granted twenty four months
from and after the passage and ap
proval of the franchise in which to
complete the plant and six months af
ter such pasage and approval in which
to commence work on the plant, em
ploying no Hess then six men contin
usously.
The franchise was passed August 5,
1914, and under the terms Mr. Knox
would have been compelled to begin
the work on February 5, 1915. Under
the extension granted last night he
will not have to begin construction
until August 5.
C. P. Mickelson was appointed by
the council as register of voters, for
the election to be held in April.
U. Markle, a recent, arrival from the
interior, submitted a proposition to the
council in regard to the scavenger
work of the town. He will look into
the matter a little further and if
satisfactory arrangements can be made
with the property holders he will ask
for a license to conduct the business.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 19—A family
council was held at the White House
today to consider a name for the new
Sayre baby born at the White House
Sunday to a daughter of the president.
President WilRon is very reluctant to
have the baby named after him, al
though it is the desire of the parents
that he shall bear the name of his
noted grandfather. No decision was
reached.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS ARE .
BERLIN, Jan. 19—The extent to which communication
with the United States is now cut off may be understood from
the fact that a New York paper less than a month old is eargerly
sought by Americans and carefully passed around among a
large circle of readers. The removal of some of the Rotter
dam-New York boats to southern routes has much reduced the
mail facilities.
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RACING EVENTS IN TRANCE
TAKE PLACE USUAL DATE
HAVRE, France, Jan. 19—The chief race-courses in Paris,
Longchamps and Auteil, are to la* vacated by the war authori
ties and placed at the disposal of their owners once more. If
a sufficient number of horses can be got together, racing will
commence at the usual spring date, beginning with steeplechas
ing. The suburban course of St. Quen is also being prepared
for early use
HEARING FRIDAY
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19— President
Wilson has set aside three hours next
Friday for the purpose of a hearing on
the literacy test of the next immigra
tion measure Just passed by congress.
During this time the President will
hear arguments both for and against
the measure. President Taft, before
vetoing a similar bill, held a hearing
as to the merits of this provision. It
is believed that President Wilson will
veto the bill.
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GROCERY NOTES
Quality Highest—Prices Lowest.
14 tbs Best Granulated Sugar for $1 at
BLUM & GO.
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Don't forget that both the Dally
Times and Alaska Times can be had
for only $1.25 per month; or both for
$6 for six months, if paid in advance.
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Today's news in today's Dally Times
MOHAMMEDANS IN
FAVOR OF RUSSIA
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PKTJIOORAD, Jnn. 4— (Corres
spondence of the Associated Press)
—A convention of Russian Mohamme- j
dens now in session here include all |
the Moslem members of the Duma, to
gether with representatives from the
Crimea, the V'olgn region, Turkestan,
Transcaucasia and Archangel. It is
announced that the convention has
passed resolutions supporting the
Russian government in its present at
titude toward Turkey, and testifying
to the solidarity of Mohammedan ;
sentiment among all the various races
comprised in the Kmplre. Special
Moslem hospitals are to be equipped
under the direction of a committee
from the convention.
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Fresn shipments of corn on the cob
at Kinney's.
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You will be pleased if you eat at
the Windsor grill.
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Today's news in today's Daily Times
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Month in and Month out you’ll be
money ahead if you use our groceries.
S. BLUM & CO.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1915.
PATHE DAIL YNEWS SERVICE No- 55.
PERILS OF PAULINE- Sixth Episode, Two Keels.
HOGAN’S ALLEY—A Pathe Comedy.
TWO SHOWS
The first beginning at 8 p. m. Regular Admission
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