Alaskan Roo to Open Coal Fields Submarine Peril
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be brentric. ESTABLISHED OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY TERMS-91.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE STERLING 43-ALT f EDrro R AND PROPRIETOR VOL. XXXVI\I EMAITTSBTJRG, M.A_R:VI,A.NI), FRIDAY, _APRIL 23, 1915 NO. 1 ALASKAN ROO TO TRUE OF ALES HAS SUBMARINE PERIL BIG LIVE STOCK YEAR RUSSIA SEEKING COLORADO CONVICTS OPEN COAL FIELDS SUFFERED MUCH MORE SOLVED BY EDISON FOR THE SOUTHWEST AMERICAN TRADE BUID GOOD ROADS Their Losses $43,000,000, Best In Half a Century, Say_ Both State and Prisoners Bene- Great Enables Craft to Remain Sub- Manufacturers Are Advised to Undeveloped Areas Invite Germany's $13,800,000. Government Expert, fit by New System. Commercial Operation. merged 100 Days. Go After This New Business, Washington—Great Britain has lost Hereford, Tex. This is to be the Colorado Springs. Colo.—The Colora- south- far less trade during the war than any greatest year for stockmen of the do Springs and Canyon City highway of her allies, according to figures gath- west ill half a century, according to and the Pikes peak ocean to ocean TO BUILD LINE BY CONTRACT UNDERSEA RANGE 150 MILES bureau of NATION STRONG FINANCIALLY ered by the department of commerce. Dr. George A. Lipp of the road in lite pass are two of the best department of France's sacrifice of American trade animal industry of tho mountain roads in the United States agriculture, who recently made a tour has been seven times as great as that Minister of Foreign Affairs, and two of the best examples of the re- W. C. Edes Is Chairman of Commission Potash Solution, Replacing Sulphuric Texas and New Mexico. Sazonoff, Of England. of parts of sults of convict labor. In Charge of Big Government Enter- Acid, Obviates Danger of Chlorine "Taken as a whole, last winter was Points Out Opportunities For Amer- During the last seven months, end- The first named is a fine example of prise—Alaska Northern Route, Sev- Gas Poison—Invention Will Be In- hard on both cattle and sheep," says icans—Money Once Spent on Vodka ing with January, the approximate de- scientific road building. For twenty erity-one Miles Long, Bought by Gov- stalled In Vessels Soon to Be Launch- Dr. Lipp. "but the loss has been com- Now Used For Agriculture—Bank crease in the value of goods exported miles south of Colorado Springs the ernment. Portsmouth Navy Yard. paratively small, less even than in less Savings Make Record. by the allies to the United States was • ed at road winds around the foothills and severe winters, because the stockman Great Britain, $4,265,000; Belgium, $9.- mountains, practically the entire road- Washington.—The two greatest un- Portsmouth, N. H.—The United States has learned how to take care of his Chicago.—From its correspondent is 245,000; France,. $29,600,000. bed having been cut out of the hillside developed coal fields in America, so government is building at its navy yard stock. They have come to realize that Petrograd the Tribune publishes a dis- Germany's sales of goods to the and in many places blasted out of solid far as is now known, will be surveyed a submarine of a type that will they must feed; that winter range patch quoting M. Sazonoff, the Russian twenty-five United States in the same period fell here rock. For the remaining iv detail by the government this sea- alone will not produce the income to minister of foreign affairs. over foothills and off $13.800,000, as compared with the excel any boat of the kind in existence miles the way is son, a,nd a year hence it is expected in the matter of undersea radius. It which they are entitled. "Russia wants just two things oi through undulating country. Besides seven months ending with January. worth too much they will be ready for commercial op- will be equipped with apparatus de- "Cattle and sheep are America, the first and most important being a marvel in engineering, the road 1914. lose. Ewes are worth erations. signed and built by Thomas A. Edison these days to being a permanent maintenance of the Is one of the most scenic and pictur- Each of the four nations named ex- and wool is likely to be To one of these fields a railroad will that will enable its crew to live for a $6.50 a head close and cordial relations between the esque in the west, passing, as it does, perienced both gains and losses in their 22 cents a pound this year. be opened within the year, or as soon period of 100 days at the bottom of the worth 18 to two nations; the second, an enormous through Red Rock canyon, Dead Man's various lines of exports to the United a big spring crop of thereafter as possible. To the other a an The prospects for quantity of all kinds of manufactured canyon and many other mountain beau- States in the last seven months. sea if the craft should meet with road will be opened just as soon as lambs is better than it has been for a articles," he asserted. ty spots. Britain's gains were $13,630,000, losses accident similar to that which disabled the examination of physical conditions long time. It would take a miracle to "Before the war Germany supplied The road averages eighteen feet in $17,900,000; Belgium gained $930,000 the F-4 in Honolulu harbor. shall make it certain that the terminal prevent the stockman of the southwest from its workshops the greater part of width and iS perfectly crowned and lost $10,200,000; France gained $1,- This announcement was made by Is satisfactory and the approach to the and making some money this year. There Russia's demand, and as for commodi- drained. Although it offers a succes- 000,000 and lost $30,600,000; Germany. Miller Reese Hutchison, chief engineet field satisfactory. is very little scab and little infection on ties it could not supply itself acted as sion of climbs, so skillfully was the en- $1,800,000 and lost $15,600,000. and personal representative of Mr. Edi- These will be immediate results of gained the open range." the inisIdleman, exac`ing large profits. gineering work done that heavy grades chief losses in England's ex- son. the action of President Wilson in sign- The Conditions in the western part of "German merchants readily adapted have been eliminated, and the motorist States were It is asserted that the new Edisou ing the order under which construction port trade to the United New Mexico and in Arizona have not themselves to Russian customs and is confronted with only one grade as pig tin, tin batteries will give the submarine ac of the government railroad system In in rubber, uncut diamonds, been good, particularly among the had an added advantage of national high as 6 per cent. embroid- undersea cruising range of 150 miles Alaska will begin at once. plate, carpets, cocoa, copper, Mogul and Navajo Indians, who have good will. 1.7nder the Colorado system each con- jute fabrics. more than a third longer tnan tflat e., The president in signing the order eries and trimmings, been heavy losers of sheep from cold "After this war Russia will prefer to vict is allowed ten days off his sen- hides and skins, iron and any present submarine, and will elimi- deep designated that the Alaska. Northern linens, furs, weather and snows. The govern- buy elsewhere all the goods it used tc tence for each month of labor on the gin, whisky and tea. Ho nate the dangers to the crew of chlo- has begun the erection of wind- road shall be bought by the govern- Its products, ment buy in Germany upon comparatively roads. This is in addition to the usual in exports of art rine and sulphuric acid gas poisoning. the Indian reservations of New ment and then extended up the Susitna chief gains were mills on equal terms. reduction for good behrxior. The cost opium, cotton and woollen Mr. Edison and his staff are now Mexico and Arizona to foster the live- valley to Fairbanks. This will make works, "Now especially is the time fot of building many of the mountain woe.% leather and its products. working on the batteries for the new stock industry. a total of 471 miles of road from tide- goods. American manufacturers to send agents roads would be almost prohibitive if cut diamonds. submarine. the L-8, aml it was an water at Resurrection bay to Fair- paper and books, to learn the Russian ways in order ta the state were compelled to construct were in art nounced that Mrs. John Eyre Sloane banks. A branch thirty-eight miles Germany's chief losses DEAF MUTE, FIVE, A WONDER. be in a position to fill the enormous them under ordinary conditions. furs, calf daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edison, hat long will extend into the Matanuska works, embroideries, linens, demand on the part of the civil Nine The entire country has ,'aped the gloves. accepted the invitation of Secretary ol coal field. which has been shown by skins, crude rubber, leather Though Almost Blind, St. Louis Lad Is lation when the war ends. The Rua benefits of Colorado's pioneering be- name the vessel printing paper, clover, silks and em- the Navy Daniels to Making Remarkable Progress. cause it has been able to open to trav- careful tests to produce a high grade submaiine which the sian government will lend cordial aid broideries and wines.