The Alaska daily empire. [volume], February 07, 1913, Image 3

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OFFICERS
T. F. KENNEDY, Pres.
JOHN RECK. Vice-Pres.
A. A. GABBS, Cashier
DIRECTORS
F. W. BRADLEY
E. P. KENNEDY
GEO. F. MILLER
T. F. KENNEDY
JOHN RECK
P. H. FOX
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' M. J. O'CONNOR
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at Burford's
One Million Offered
for Consumption Cure
I)r. Frledrlch Friedmann, of Berlin,
says that he has not as yet accepted
the offer of $1,000,000 made to him bj
President Charles E. Finlay of th?
Aetna National Bank of New York.
The offer is contingent on Prof. Fried
matin's being able to make an abso
lutely successful use of his live-germ
tuberculosis vaccine on Hex Lee Paris,
a son-in-law of Mr. Finlay, who is ill
of consumption and now under treat
ment at Saranac Lake, N. Y.
"Up to this moment," shys Dr. Fried
mann. to a London correspondent,
"1 have accepted no special offer oi
any kind. Whether- I shall do so be
tween now and my departure for New
York or when 1 get there, I cannot
; ay, at this time."
According to the correspondent the
rival live-germ tuberculosis vaccine,
from the Pierkowski laboratory is to
go to Saranac Lake on the steamship
Mauretania, along with Dr. Friedmann
and his vaccine. Thus it is likely
that there may be a "race" for the $1;
000,000 prize offered by Banker Fin
lay for a consumption cure that will
actually cure.
The Pierkowski cultures are in
charge of H. Prescott Simpson, o\
Cleveland, Ohio.
"The preliminary step to enable the
German government to apply my rem
edy for the benefit of humanity are
taken with my full knowledge and
consent." Dr Friedmann tells the cor
respondent. "The arrangements are
being made by Prof. Schlcich, who is
fully instructed in my process and is
able, necessary to continue my special
work during my absence in America.
1 tell you this to show that it isn't true
that I have given no doctor of stand
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ing an opportunity of testing my reme
dy.
"In pursuance of the regular course
of events Prof. Schlelch will go to
see Director Klrchner at the German
Imperial .Ministry of the Interior. You
know that in bureaucratic Germany
negotiations with the government take
time.
"If there is another live-germ vac
cine cure for tuberculosis extant I am
only too glad to learn such is the case,
because sulTering humanity in that
event has a choice of remedies. But
I must observe that I)r. Karfunkle
cannot be using my remedy. His cul
ture, if I understand his claim cor
rectly, is derived from an originally
virulent human tuberculosis bacilli
that have been artificially rendered
avirulent by passing them through
the blood of a turtle. I discarded my
! artificially neutralized human bacilli.
What 1 now employ never was human
bacillus, but it is culture derived from
turtle tuberculosis germs which has
never come into contact with human
bacilli and which therefore, never
lias contained the germs of human tu
berculosis.
".My bacilli are purely of turtle or
igin. I should hesitate myself to
treat humans with artificially aviru
lent human bacilli, because you can
not possibly be sure the bacilli will
i not recover their former virulence,
when returned to the human body.
Let me repeat that the so-called Pier
kowskl culture is human virulent ba
cilli rendered artificially avirulent.
.My bacilli were originally reptiles,
and are less virulent.
"Regarding my plans after my ar
rival in New York I prefer to make no
| statement at present."
Bulgar Premier Tells
of the Balkan Alliance
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t Ivan K. Gueshoff, the Prime Mini
1 ster of Bulgaria, a few days ago gave
? the first authentic and authorized ac
! count of the forming of the Balkan al
J liancC, whose achievements have
? transformed the map of Kurope and
. may produce a new grouping of the
| powers.
"I used to write for the London
? Times myself." he said, "and was sen
! tenced to death by the Turks for show
' ing up Macedonian atricities in Glad
? stone's time. But, as you see. I have
! lived to do more to the Turks than
" they wanted to do to me.
"It is not true, as has been report
. ed. that I was educated in America.
" I have never lived there, but 1 admire
the country immensely. Americans
? have done much for Bulgaria. They
? founded several good schools where
| ; our boys and girls get a thorough edu
? cation.
? "1 want to tell you about the Balkan
| alliance, because some newspapers
? have been saying that Nicholas Pash
? itch. Servia's Prime Minister, made it.
I That is not so. It was made by Dr.
* M. Milovanovitch. then Servia's Min
I ister for Foreign Affairs, and myself,
j just after the war between Italy and
Turkey broke out. We first talked
about it on meeting at the railway
station in Belgrade Oct. 13, 1911. 1
was on my way home from Vichy. Af
terward negotiations were carried
on in Sofia, and a treaty was signed
in Sofia March 13, 1912.
"After this we opened negotiations
with Greece and signed a treaty with
her May 29. 1912.
"We began to negotiate with Mon
tenegro in June, but nothing was
signed, though we came to an arrange
ment as late as the beginning of Sep'
tember.
"The alliance will hold hold good
even after peace has been signed. Ki
amil Pasha (the late Grand Vizier ol
Turkey) was for peace, but 1 do not
know whether he will be able to deal
with the Young Turks and the mili
tary party. The note of the powers
made a profound impression on him,
"The United States of the Balkans
is not impossible, but it is a dream at
present. The Bulgarians do not think
about a union of the Slav nations."
OAKLAND GAME
WARDEN MURDERED
RICHMOND, Calif.. Feb. 0. ? The
1 body of Bert Blanchard, state game
warden, of Oakland, was found in the
Sobrante hills yesterday, shot through
the back of the head.
MRS. FLETCHER IS
ELECTED PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.?Mrs. Dun
can U. Fletcher, wife of United States
Senator Fletcher, of Florida, has been
elected president of the Congressional
Club. This club is composed of the
wives of Senators and Representatives
in Congress.
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CHAS. GOLDSTEIN.
ONLY 37,583 THAT WISH
TO SERVE PUBLIC
ALBANY, N. Y? Feb. 7.?Gov. Sul
? zer said today that George M. Palmer
Chairman of the Democratic State
Committee, was among "37.582 candi
dates" for appointments as Public Ser
vice Commissioners.
The Governor declined to commil
himself on the question of municipal
ownership of the New York City sub
ways, saying It was a question upor
which the people should pass.
The Daily Empire delivered in Ju
neau, Douglas and Treadwell for $1.00
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BERLIN, Feb. 7. ? Into a German
prison have gone John Dixon and
James Rotlgers of New York because
of a confidence game they tried tc
i play, it was charged, on another New
Yorker, named Malhaine. Dixon is
put away for two years; his associate
got eighteen months.
Pretending to fall in with the plot
Malhame handed over his purse, then
summoned to the police. The lattei
say that in the last several years there
have been in Berlin alone twenty-one
cases wher Americans have swindled
Americans.
"Americans," said the detective in
the Malhame case, "are used to bluf
fing. They can palm off the most ven
erable swindle, one that has been ex
posed a dozen times in the newspa
pers, and yet make it appear perfect
ly harmless. This is owing to theii
perfect control of the countenance.
"When Germans try the game thej
nearly always give themselves awaj
either by getting too excited or els<
because they let their faces betraj
them. It takes an American to swin
, die an American."
The story that Malhame pr. tmde<
to swallow was the well known on<
of the man who has inherited a for
' tune and who wants the victim to tak<
care of it while the rogue goes to taki
a drink. In the exchange of purses
the victim gets one stuffed with greei
paper.
TO JUNEAU PATRONS:
i I wish to announce that-1 am pr*
pared to give prompt and efflclen
service in delivering, coal haulinj
freight, baggage, etc.
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Phone Order 5-7 or 55 tJ
NOW WANT WHITE
HOUSE RECEPTION
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7?Abandon
'nient of the Inaugural ball and the de
cision not to permit the use of tho
Capitol for a public reception have
arousetT talk of a mammoth reception
at the White House on the evening of
March 4.
The American Woman Suffrage As
sociation scored a victory over the
local Inaugural Committee at a hear
ing before the Senate Comittee on
Buildings and Grounds. The Senate
committee determined to grant the
women the right to build a reviewing
stand opposite the Treasury for the
suffrage parade March 3 unless the In
augural Committe will, consent to the
use of the stands being built for the (
review of the inaugural parade March
4.
Thus far the Inaugural Committee
has declined to permit the women to
make use of any of the official stands
on the day before inauguration. Not
withstanding the strenuous opposition
of the inauguration officials, the Sen
ate gave the suffragists the assurance
that they might erect a big stand op
posite the Treasury portico, where the
suffragist tableaux' are to be given.
BOLIVIA IS LIKELY
TO FIGHT PERU
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LIMA, Peru, Feb. 7.?War seems in- j
evltable between Peru and Bolivia, the ?
-Union declares, taking note of Bo- !
Ilvia's recent warlike preparations and j
the expression of Gen. Ismael Montes, ?
Bolivian Ambassador, and other Bo- .
livlan officers in Paris. Bolivia is said j
to desire a port on tho Pacific. j
JAPANESE GET I:
REAL BOISTEROUS ?
TOKYO, Feb. 6.?A vote to censure ; I
the government under Prince Katsura "
was carried today. As the Diet was ?
dispersing the National liberal lead- !
ers dragged the Cabinet ministers from ^
there rickshaws, and a turbulent
scene of excitement followed.
FOR REN'r ? F;ve-room house un
furnished. Inquire of Juneau Dairy.tf.
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