The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-01


Kansas is from 100 to 112 in the
shade, and there is much suffering
from the intense heat.
Los Angeles, June 26.-In a col
lision on the interurban railway
twenty people were seriously injured.
Washington, June 26.-Governor
Clark asks federal aid to prevent
smallpox at Dawson from spreading
and a quarantine is ordered at Skag
way and Eagle.
New York, June 26.-After Be-
ing in Jail seventeen days the two
girls who shot millionaire Stokes
have been released on bail
Seattle. June 26.-Plans have been
completed for drydock and shipshed
at Prince Rupert to cost 100000:
Berlin. June 26.-Mormonism is
declared an illicit religion and the
police will Danish the missionaries.
Washington, June 26.-Japan pre-
vents an agreement being reached
at the seal conference
Washington, June Ex-senator
Nelson says Congress will not ad
journ in time for the special COM
mittee to visit Alaska this summer.
ecretary of Interior Fisher will make
the trip north if the adjournment
takes place by August Is.
Frankfort, KY. June Ex-senator
Paynter has withdrawn from the
fight for reelection. leaving the field
to Congressman James.
Washington. June 26.-Secretary
Fisher decides that ex-President
Roosevelt's order creating the Olym-
pic National monument will prohibit
mineral operations there, but Con-
gresham Humphrey will appeal from
this decision to President Taft.
Columbus, June ga Jefferson
outing will be held here ON August
IA, at which speaker Champ Clark.
Governor Harmon, Governor Wilson
and William J. Bryan will be the
speakers.
Washington, June 26.-The Senate
lions made by President Taft of new
officials in connection with the Alas
ka salmon fisheries: Hart Fasnet.
of California, assistant agent; Harry
Christopher, Wisconsin, warden;
Claude Roach, Michigan, Lee Rive,
Washington, and G. Ham, Kansas,
assistant wardens.
Los Angeles, June ga commit
tee of the American Academy of
medicine declares that suicides are
private affairs and that newspapers
should not print them sensationally.
st. Petersburg, June 26.-The car
VOWS that he will purge the empire
of paganism.
Tampa, June 26.-Chief Engineer
.Bixby, who made a complete exami
nation of the wrecked Maine, says
it is impossible to tell the cause of
it's destruction.
Port Arthur. Texas, June 81
Through an oil explosion ten thous-
and barrels caught fire Two men
were killed and the damage amount
ed to 100000.
New York, June 27.-The Woman
Voter, organ of the woman suffrage
party, features an interview with ex
President Theodore Roosevelt, in
which he says: my family says
that l am the only suffrabette in it.
/ consider myself a very courageous
man. because of my sentiments in
favor of woman suffrage. My wife
is only tepid on the cubject and my
sisters are pronounced anti-suffra-
gists.'
Seattle. June 27.-The steamer
Alameda sailed from here Saturday
night with the following passengers
for Cordova: Mrs. James Flynn,
Mrs. F. L. Stetson. Mrs. Tyler, Miss
Donald, Ed Kohl and wife, John
Ridgeway, B. Anderson, E. Terch, C.
Durlin, Alfred Tucker and C. NJ.
Eland.
Washington, June 27.-John D.
Spreckles, President of the Western
Sugar Refining company and the
Spreckles Sugar company, testified
before the House Committee that the
removal of the tariff will ruin the
hnet suOar industry
Chicago, June 27.-Considerabl
interest centers in the trial of Ar
thur See, founder of the absolute
life, for crimes committed with girls
and wives who believed him a perfect
speciman of man.
Washington, June 27.-Senator
Roots amendment to the Canadian
reciprocity bill was overwhelmingly
defeated. Senator Lafollette de-
clares that the newspapers of the
country have joined the packers, rail-
roads and ,nillarc in URGING tha mas