The Chitina leader., 1912-10-16
BEVERLY Oct. 14--President

in favor of farmer and the consumer, as means of solving the high cost of living H, suggests this plan as based upon the principles of agricul- tIrai co-ore, u.lon with credit, em- ployed in Eu' cpe.
 FL PASO, Oct. 14-The rebel forces held-up and robbed passen- ger train on the border. They kid mapped John T. Cameron, rich cat tie man of this city. They propose to hold him for heavy ransom. Eff States authorities demand he be liberated.
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-Last evening the engine of military lhydroplane exploded and the machine dropped one hundred and fifty feet into Delaware bay. The occupants, Lieut.-Col. Muslin and aviator Mar shall Reed were in the water for fif- teen hours clinging to the wreck They were finally rescued this morn ing, after putting in night of terri ble suffering.
 HONOLULU, Oct. 14-Major John H. Wholley, in command of the second infantry at Shafter, dropped dead yesterday. He was apparently in good health but was taken with a sudden attack of heart trouble that resulted in immediate death. SEATTLE, Oct. 14-Since the Su- preme court decided that Judge Black could not be the Democrtic nominee for Governr, it was assumed that the man receiving the next tigh- est vote at the primary woul1 be given the place on the ticket. This was accordingly done on Saturday, and Ernest Lister, of Tacoma, is the man will do battle with Governor Hay, who has been renominated by the regular Republicans. Bob Hodge, Sheriff of King county is the Bull Moose candidate.
 WOODSHOLE, Mass, Oct. IA On Saturday the Mayflower was fog bound at Buzzard's bay. President Taft was aboard and he was so in- terested in knowing about the big ball game that he secured details from Boston by wireless.
 MEXICO CITY, Oct. IA Six American railroad conductors were taken into captivity at San Inilto by number of insurgents. They were rescued this afternoon by the rebel chief Antonio Meancz.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-Chair- man McCoombs, of the Democratic National committee, testified before the Senate Investigating committee this afternoon. He stated that S20S,000 had been contributed to the Wilson campaign fund thus far.
 ATHENS, Oct. 1.-The Greeks have mobilized a hundred and fifty thousand soldiers, Grown Prince Constantine commanding.
 PODOGORITZA, Oct. 1.-The Montenegrins have captured Bylopo- lye and other chief towns.
 LONDON, Oct. 1.-The concert of action of European powers has fail ed to suppress the Balkan clash. Turkeys reply to the note of thepow- CTS for porte's proclamation, has been a general mobilization of 1 troops.
 CONSTNTINOPLE, Oct. 14-The Greek archives have been turned over to the French Ambassador at Servaias Russia.
 BINGHAM, Oct 12- The truce between the coal strikers and the operators has been brol en. Trou- ble is again brewing and last night there was clash between a crowd of Greeks and the Sheriff's deputies One of the Greeks was fatally shot and several were injured.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 14-President Taft and Secretary of the navy Meyer reviewed the naval parade today. The harbor is filled with government vessels composing the Atlantic fleet.
 MILWAUKEE, Oct. 14-In Sena- tor LaFollette's Weekly, issued on Saturday, he charges that Col. Roosevelt urged him to run for the Republican nomination for Presi- dency, and that when he saw that he was succeeding he started in to