The Chitina leader., 1912-10-08


 locks, but that the arrests at Lo Angles put a crimp in the plans tha were then under way.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Tn, State Department has made re quest of the Mexican authorities t, stay the execution of J. N. Carson who has been sentenced to be sho at Tampico.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Col. Roose welt returned to this city during thu early morning hours. His recen tour as far west as the Pacific ant south to the gulf, hecessitated hi. travelling eleven thousand miles. H. passed through thirty-seven state: and delivered over three hundred speeches.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Oct.2 - The mobilization of armies in Bulgaria Servia and Greece is going on stead fly and rapidly It probably mean: immediate war.
 LONDON, Oct 2.-Roumania only is not preparing for impending hos uiities. The situation could hardl, be worse and it now seems impos- sible to avert a war. However, il is believed that it will be a short one.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 2.-The cabinet this morning was in session and discussed war probabilities. Ii was decided to order a partial mo0il- ization of the army.
 SYRACUSE, Oct. 2.-There is a strong contest for the Democratic nominating for Governor. Late this afternoon it looks as though Con- gressman William Sulzer was in the lead for the honor.
 TRENTON, Oct. 2.-The Demo- cratic state convention was addressed last night by Governor Wilson. He declared that the main issue now be- fore the country was the trust and the elimination of monopoly.
 SYRACUSE, Oct. 2.-The Demo- cratic state convention convened at noon. There are several candidates but everybody is up in the air as to who should receive the nomination for Governor. There are several prominently spoken of and a strong sentiment against the renomination of Governor Dix.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The base ball fans throughout the country are greatly excited over the announce ment that the worlds championship series will open at New York on Tuesday next, Oct. S. The teams that will contest in the big event are the New York Nationals and the Boston Americans. It is believed that the crowds that will witness the coming series will exceed all former attendance.
 NEW YORK, Oct. l For the first time in the history of New York City, Roman Catholic priest has been named deputy sheriff. The new wearer of the shield is the Rev. Father James B. Curry, rector of St. James Church in the notorius Cherry Hill section of lower Man. haitian. He has been prominent in civic affairs and in philanthropic work.
 NEW YORK, Oct. Tt will cost s3S,300,0O0 to run the New York schools next year, according to the budget prepared by the Board of Ed ucation. This is an increase of $4,- 5O0,O0O over 1912.
 SEATTLE, Oct. Up to and moulding the last dispatch of mail to Nome and St. Michael now sched. uled to go on the steamer Victoria October IT, all first-class matter and single newspapers and club bundles for offices on the Yukon west oi the Panama river will be forwarded by St. Michael. All club bundles for the Yukon and Panama points including points on the Yukon river east of Panama will be routed by Cor. dova. After the 17th, all mail fol the Yukon, Panama and the Nome country will be sent via Cordova.
 NEW ROCHELLE, Oct. 1. - To demonstrate the possibilities of wa ter flying the Wright Aeroplane Com pany announces that within few days they will establish an aero ferry between their aviation station and school at Glen Head and New