The Chitina leader., 1912-07-30


nomination. but in sympathy with any bolter
hent since rise superior to the party which
creates him. III
SEATTLE, July 25-On the Alameda leaving last night
Cordoya Vice President Baxter of the Copper
River Northwestern Railway, and family and D E. Skinner
with party of six which is headed for the White river on
Other passengers Cordova Mrs George Max Ester
M the wife the well known hydraulic operator Rex and
Chttu creeks Mrs. Bates Mrs. Miller Mrs McVea A. Frod
lenberg and wife, Howell Lewis John Underwood and wife, Abe
Morris, and thirty steerage passengers.
There are thrty-two excursonss who making the
round trip and vii the side trip from Cordova Miles
Glacier The tourists well armed with notebooks and
and prepared to Alaska at least much they
will have opportunity of seeing, thoroughly
LONDON, July 25-Experts here who have been busy
improvements for wireless eegaphy that they have
succeeded in making several changes which will evoutonize
the present system
The chances will enable the operator to send messages with
speed and precon that is to concentrate the sending
power in the direction of a receiving station
The most important improvement will enable pictures to
be flashed by wireless 1t is certain that within short time
wireless will almost entirely supercede the land and cable tee
graph system. ais 45-,...t s4 -
| WASHINGTON, July 25-The Senate today passed
outon asking the President appoint commission nves
luton
The State Department has been flooded with petitions
who have suffered property losses we'll
letters from people whose relatives have been killed There
growing sentiment in official circles that it is coming to
point the United States will be compelled take
decided action with view of protecting the property and the
lives Of its citizens in Mexico .
sEAGIRT July 25-Wiiam Jennings Bryan will take
the stump for Woodrow Wilson, and will follow in the footsteps
lof Roosevelt who is scheduled his about the mid
die of August. -s-,...
Mr. Bryan will pay his own expenses and his plan of
cling the wake of Roosevelt and answering the campaign
arguments of the latter WILL is believed prove great card
for Wilson, 80
Voluntary campaign contributions continue be received
by Wilson, and many speakers of national fame have offered
their services in his behalf.
Will Campaign for Wilson
| SAN FRANCISCO July 25--Gertrude W. Horton an
that she will orego her trip Germany in order to
make campaign for Woodrow Wilson.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Secreary Nagle has made
important ruling affecting naturalization, which will settle
Question which has provoked much discussion.
He has decided that father coners citizenship upon his
children at the time he renque his residence abroad and
becomes a naturalzed citizen of the United States
This question has been raised in nearly election held
part of the country commended under the
stution children born in foreign country not citizens
unless they took out though their parents had be-
leone SUCH
CHICAGO July 25-Press reports here show that the mid
west swelterng in heat and destructive storms and floods
lare reported in Pennsylvania.
Many prostraons reported and few Deaths and
siderable damage will result to The weather bureau
promises relief for hours in this vicinity and
people seeking relief in the parks and nearby
Thousands Saved from Drowning
BROWNSVILLE Pa. July 25-Thousands of people
lsaved from drowning by horeman who rode miles
ing them to the hills coudburs caused the reservoir
break sending wall of water down the valley Ten people
were drowned Livestock suffered heavily damage prop
lerty will reach large
il >i--: Lives Lost in Coal Mine
UNIONTOWN, Pa, July 25-The mine near this place
flooded, drowning forty miners. e 4
81 Breaking of Dams Cause of Much Damage
1WASAU July 25-Two dams broke here the Wis
consn river causing the stream overflow it's banks The
damage to and livestock and property will reach at least
la million dollars.
rSEATTLl July 26-Dr. Edmund NJ Rninger with offices
lin the Alaska block of the leading physicians of Seattle
and formerly of Nome killed in automobile accident
to-day. -
His machine colided with Tacoma nterurban electric
train at Rveron crossing. His sister, Olive Rnnger who
|companed him, slightly injured and Miss Lulu Davis
nurse, seriously hurt.
4@6DETROIT July 27.-Detective William j. Burns has
the arrest Of eight aldermen charge accepting