The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-08-12

West Virginia, making an appear
through the Mountainlake Park
Chatagua people for the nation to use
it's moral influence to have the sen
ate ratify the British-French ar
bitration treaty. The President also
invoked the power of the church in
behalf of this movement.
Seattle, aug. S.-The chamber OF
commerce will send a special train
to the Astoria Centennial, which
opens Thursday and continues
whole month. One section will be
taken by business men of Seattle and
their families. An invitation will
be extended to other Northwest COM
mercial clubs to join in this cele-
bration and share Seattle's eycur-
sion train. The celebration, conf
memorating the first settlement in
the Northwest is of unusual historic
interest. A big time has been ar
ranged.
Seattle, Aug. flames McCrea,
president of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, has returned from his trip to
Alaska and is enthusiastic over that
country. He has advised William
Rockefeller and President Earring. OF
the Milwaukee railroad, to make the
trip to Cordova and over the Copper
River & Northwestern railway.
Seattle, Aug. delegate Wicker
sham. who deserted Washington be
fore Congress adjourned, having been
branded by both Republicans and
Democrats as a faslifier, is due here
Wednesday. Fastening back to his
home in Fairbanks.
st. Louis, Aug. flames Wicker
sham, of Alaska, is here visiting his
son and gave out an interview in
which he stated that he would not
again be a candidate for re election
as delegate to congress.
Des Moines, Aug. 7.-As result
of a mandatory injunction issued by
federal Judge De Graft the operation
of the street railway has been resum
ed and the men restored pending an
arbitration of the strike, which grew
out of the discharge of Conductor
Hiatt without an investigation.
Cleveland, Aug. 1.-Two women
were shot by Louis Porris, sixteen
year old lad, when a party of fren-
zied women garment workers gath
cred at the home and threatened the
father because he refused to join the
strike.
Rome, July THE condition of
the Pope is quite serious. He had
number of fainting spells and the
vatican is alarmed
Fulton, Mo-, Aug. THE 2uthor-
tiles have discovered plo, Of a
wholesale poison Of children, re-
sulting in the arrest of l.. o. Boyd
and wife and Jefferson Woods.
San Francisco, Aug. George
Forsyth. gardner, shot and killed
Mrs. Katherine Decker and then com.
mitted suicide.
New York, Aug. Theodore
Roosevelt, in testifying before the
steel trust, accepted the full respon-
sibility for the absorption of the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company.
He says that he was acting to save
the country from a financial calam-
ity adding 81 would be in criminal
position as representative of the
people had l failed to take such &C
tion."
Seattle. Aug. DIR. Lima Bur
rell Hazard, who was arrested for
the death of one of her patients,
which resulted by prescribing food
abstinence, has been sent to Jail in
default of $4,000 bail.
San Diego, Aug. II. L. Karl
berg is reported drowned while at
tempting to save Dorothy, a ten-year
old daughter of Editor McGrorg, of
the San Diego Sun. The little girl
was rescued.
New York, Aug. As result OF
rioting the Coney Island and Brook,
Ign railroad yesterday ran half emp
ty cars nine hours, between wenty
mile lines. Twelve hundred police
men are on duty, many of whom
were hurt, some mortally. Twenty,
five of the strikers were arrested and
| imprisoned.
| Salt Lake, Aug. flames Mays
held up a passenger train, and after
shooting three people proceeded to
rob the coach and all on board the
train. Later he was arrested and
| identified as the result of displaying