The Chitina leader., 1911-04-22

CT and Governor Walter E. Clark.
 Chicago. April 21.-Rev. Kurt Mu. eller. pastor of a Lutheran church has been arrested for having three wives. < E . l Washington. April 21.-President Taft refuses to pardon former Dis trict Attorney Maus. who ewas con- yicted in connection with the Oregon land frauds. n
 Washington, April 21.-Afters . bitter fight Mrs. Scott has been re- elected president of the Daughters of the Revolution.
 Seattle, April 21.-The naval mil itia of Washington is now being or ganized on a permanent basis, under the law passed by the recent legis- lature. It has existed for almost a year on temporary footing. This new branch of the states citizen de- fense has proved popular, as there have been many enlistments. Com panies have been formed at Tacoma, Bremerton Seattle and Aberdeen. Examinations for commissions were held April IT. The government has assigned ships to be used for train 1 ing the naval militiamen.
 New York, April 20.-The grand jury is hearing evidence against the crime wave, in which eight hundred are reported as victims of burglary.
 Chicago, April 20.-Three large ice cream companies have been in dicted by the grand jury for making impure shipments.
 New York, April 20.-St. Johns cathedral, which cost $10,000, 900, was today consecrated with appropri- ] Seattle, April 21.-To reduce of l flee expenses 6 per cent in one year is the record made by Auditor Otto Case of King county. The saving ef- lfected in 1910 by this official amount ed to $24,575.42 as compared with 19OS both being election years. This cut was the result of introducing modern business methods. Then, too Auditor Case having TO political al lies to reward, did not have to make the taxpayers support so many stenographers. This examples simply serves to show what an officeholder can do. Other counties might do we'll to study Auditor Cases meth ods. Washington, April 21-The House committee has reported favorably on the re-apportionment bill increasing it's membership to 433.
 New York, April 21.-The salary of Judge W. A. Day, who succeeded Paul Morton as president of the Equitable Life Insurance Company has been cut from sS0,0O0 to s50,- 900 a year.
 Seattle, April 21.-Deposits in state banks of Washington held their own, between January : and March [, while the reserves were built by reduction of several millions of dol lars in the loans and gain of more than a million dollars in cash and exchange according to the latest re- bort of State Bank Examiner Mo Hundro. All state banks show a lhealthv condition and hankers gen. erally regard the outlook for a good year as exceptionally promising. I Washington, April 21.-The Re publican national committee has de. cided to in no way recognize the Progressive Republicans as an organ. Iization.
 Vienna. April 21.-The Kaiser Is suffering from throat affliction and his friends are worried over his con dition.
 Seattle, April 21.-The greatest confusion prevailed along the water front last night. Instructions had been received from Washington that the marine hospital surgeons mus, yaccinate all passengers and crews leaving for Alaska this season and just before the steamers Bertha and Dolphin sailed corps of doctors ar. rived on the scene and insisted upon vaccinating all aboard these vessels A protest went up on all sides, but to no avail and the medicos proceeded with their duties. Surgeon Foster sails for Alaska on the Alameda mex,