The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1913-01-28

administration to satisfy the demand
that something be done towards ell
lowing the resources of Alaska to be
developed. 1t places the Interior
Department in the position of aeclar-
ing that bona fide locat1r5 are being
recognized, which in reality is not the
case, although the public could thus
be deceived. This fact has been call
ed to the attention of the Democratic
leaders and they have an opportunity
to turn the tables otter March 4 and
throw open, if they so desire, the
other claims, using the present action
as precedent
LONDON, Jan. 25-As a result of
tests it has been proven that radium
often cures cancers and always i'm
proves it.
TERRA HAUTE, Jan. 25-Eugene
". Debs, the Socialist labor leader,
has been arrested for aiding wit
nesses to leave the jurisdiction of the
court.
| NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Woodrow
Wilson and wife yesterday inspected
Ellis Island.
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 25-General
Felix Diaz has been lodged in the
penitentiary under an armistice for
five days to discuss peace.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-Appro-
priations of $75O,OOO for additional
post office room and 100000 for an
immigration station, both at Seattle,
have been asked.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-There
was considerable disappointment here
to-day over the failure of the Alaska
Railroad Commission to submit its
report. No reason is given for the
delay.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 25-The Beulah
levee breaks and families are fleeing
| for their lives.
WASHINGTON, Jan 25-Congress
has appropriated S1,0OO,OOO for the
sufferers of the Ohio valley.
ALBANY, Jan. % Warrants have
been issued for General Sickles,
| charging him with the embezzlement
of S23, 900 of money belonging to the
state.
SEATTLE, Jan. 25-The steamer
Yukon reached here last night and
will sail for southwestern Alaska on
Monday evening. The steamer Mari
posa leaves again on Wednesday
evening.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-The strik-
ers walters continue to run things
with high hand, by breaking hotel
windows and jostling patrons, which
has caused several riots and if the
practice continues will result in blood
shed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Jones admits his failure to secure
| legislation for the preservation of the
Alaska fish.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-Chair-
man Adams, of the Interstate Com
merce Committe, declares President
elect Wilson opposes free tolls to
Canada
PORTLAND, Jan. 25-The Wash
ington Electric Railway has decided
to extend it's lines by building con-
meeting links from Portland to Seat
tie.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-An i'm
portant discovery has been made by
government aviation officers in a new
material for an invisible aeroplane.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Theodore
Roosevelt stated before the Investi-
eating committee that the absorption
of the Tennessee Coal Company was
necessary to save the country from
disaster.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 25--At eau.
Gus of the Democratic leaders they
decided to refuse to confirm Presi
dent Taft's appointments at Ltis SEES
sion, except in the cases of tho army
navy and diplomatic service.
GENEVA, Jan. 25-Aviator Biel
ovucic crosses the Alps in Switzer
J land to Italy in twenty-five minutes.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 18th,
young Turks are in power and stat'
of seige reigns.