The Chitina leader., 1912-12-03

clared that if Austria's rights are mt
respected and the third power makes
an attack or Germany's position is
in any engendered, that I'VE will
fight"
CHICAGO. Dec. 2-The federal
council of the various churches of
Christ, representing thirty-two de-
nominations, will meet here on We'd
nesday. Elaborate preparations have
been made for this gathering. 1t
is expected that many prominent
divines will attend and that much i'm
portant action will be taken regard
ing the advancement of Christianity.
SEATTLE, Dec. 2-The steamer
Mariposa sailed from this port last
night, going via the inside passage to
Southwestern Alaska. The follow
ing were the passengers for Cordova:
j. B. Carlyle, Mrs. Emma Peterson, H
N. Wilson and wife, G. w. Wilson, c.
Sand, A. Hagan and Mrs. P. L. Simp-
son.
ABERDEEN, Scotland, Nov. 80
Last night Lloyd George, the anti.
woman's suffrage speaker, addressed
a large meeting in hall. A num-
Der of Suffragettes attended and
kept in obscure corners. A number
of them were found to have boxes
in their hands, which were mistaken
for Internal machines. The women
were placed under arrest and the
boxes examined They were found
to contain fire crackers, which We're
evidently to be used to annoy the
speaker and break up the meeting.
TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 2-There has
been much doubt as to who would fin
ally be declared the new Governor of
Kansas. For time it was conceded
that Arthur Capper, the Republican,
had won out by less than a hundI co
votes. Then recount gave the race
to George H. Hodges, Democrat.
Finally the matter went to the state
Supreme court, with the result that
on Saturday a certificate of election
was issued to Mr.. Hodges, he being
declared the victor by 81 votes.
NEW YORK, Nov. 80 The journ-
al of the military service institution
of the United States, published on
Governors Island by officers of the
Army, contains an analysis of the
military organizations of Turkey and
the Balkan States by Brigadier Gen
eral John N. Allison.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O-There is
considerable sympathy for the aged
and impoverished Gen. Daniel Sickles,
whose relics have been ordered sold
in order to pay his Indebtedness
The Sheriff has appealed to J. P.
Morgan, John D. Rockefeller and An
drew Carnegie, in the effort to raise
the necessary funds that will prevent
the sale of many priced relics
The Balkan States have given the
world tremendous lesson in rapid
and complete mobilization, General
Allison thinks, while the secrecy with
which the movement was accomplish
ed is unprecedented He gives much
space to the work of the artillery and
cavalry, which he declares have play
ed large part in the success of the
allies.
SPOKANE, Nov. 30-Before ad-
juornment of the American Mining
Congress resolution was adopted re-
commencing to President-elect Will
son that he appoint as Secretary of
the Interior man from one of the
western states where there still re-
mains public land. 1t is believed
that a resident of such locality
would have practical knowledge of
conditions, and that in administering
the duties of this important office
theories should be given place to
practical knowledge.
LONDON, Nov. 29-The Suffra-
gettes have discovered another meth
cd of making themselves obnoxious
and creating trouble. Yesterday
they filled the mail boxes in London,
Birmingham and Nottingham with
destructive acids. 1t is expected
that number of arrests will follow.
NEWPORT, Idaho, Nov. 30-A
rich Justice of the Peace named VIM.
Vane, was arrested this morning on
the charge of receiving stolen goods
WASHINGTON, Dec. Oscar I'm