The Chitina leader., 1911-04-22
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a lively interest in the forthcoming visit of Gov. Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey. because he promises to be an important factor in the presi- dential campaign next year. Before going to the state house at Trenton. Gov. Wilson was president of Prince ton University. This will be his first visit to the Northwest. Whie in Seattle he will be the guest of the Princeton Club and the State Univer- sity. In the East, it is generally be- lieved that the Democratic nomina- tion for the presidency will be fought out between Gov. Harmon of Ohio, and Gov. Wilson of New Jersey. H,nce, the Bourbons of the North west are interested in the coming visitor.
 Seattle. April 21.-The steamer Alameda is due from Cordova at 6 o'clock this afternoon.
 San Francisco, April 21.-Advices have been received from Panama to the effect that five Americans footed a bank there. They tunneled under the building, being engaged in the work for more than a year. The safe was blown open and $1OO,OOO stolen.
 Albany, April 21.-The state sen- ate has passed resolution in favor of the election of United States sena- tors by a direct vote of the people.
 San Francisco, April 21.-Princess Kawananakoa has arrived from Hon. olulu, en route to New York. where she will attend the wedding of a relative. Miss Annie Graham, to Jay Gould.
 R. B. Dawson. who is interested in mining to the westward, greeted his many Cordova friends today.
 Washington, April 21.-The Ohio congressman have launched Governor Harmon's boom for the Democratic nomination for president.
 Seattle, April 21.-The idea Of war between the United States and Japan was minimized by Baron d'Estournelles de Constant, the dis tinguished French peace advocate, who recently visited the Pacific coast. This bogy has been exploit ed so much that the founder of the Association for International Concil- iation came to this country person ally to find out just how matters stand. While here, he laid the foun- dation for Washington state branch of the organization. The Baron said that peace is no longer mere dream, but a reality. War is now the dream.
 Seattle, April 21.-There is a re- markable similarity between the dis eases of plants and animals, accord ing to Dr. J. G Speicher, who has been talking to the fruitgrowers of the Yakima valley, urging them to quarantine infected orchards. Like tuberculosis and cancer in man, so woolly aphis and blight are incur able in fruit trees. There being no remedy, prevention by eradication and isolation is the only treatment. This course is being recommended to the consideration of all fruitgrow- CTS in the interest of industry.
 Seattle, April 21.-The steamer Bertha sailed last night with eighty passengers. Among those for Cor dova are William Morgan and wife and Fred Campbell.
 Ell Paso, April 21.-Madero grants the federals until. this after noon and unless President Diaz re- signs a battle at Juarez will follow.
 Seattle, April 21.-Interest in the Golden Potlatch, '97, which will be held in Seattle during the week of July IT, is spreading to all parts of the Northwest. The Queen City will raise a fund of a hundred thousand dollars to defray the expense of what promises to be the biggest celebra- tion ever pulled off on the Pacific coast. There will be a galaxy of spectacular events that will put the big circus productions of the past out of the running. The good ship Portland. which sailed into Seattle harbor in 1897 with the first ton of Alaskan gold, will make her reap pearance on the waterfront, as the
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