The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1913-05-06

send from a sub station was seized
and found to contain nitroglycer-
inc bomb.
LONDON, May 6-This morning
it was discovered that the suffragettes
had placed a bomb with a lighted
fuse in the Grand Hotel.
WASHINGTON. May 6-Senator
Works is rather severe on the mo-
tives of a would be philanthropist.
He characteriZes the efforts to in
corporate the Rockefeller fund as
proposal to educate the people with
money accumulated by criminal
means.
WASHINGTON May 6-The SEN
ate committee on Territories Sc
sumed it's hearings this morning on
questions concerning Alaska. Pin
chot appeared before the committee
and declared himself in favor of gov
eminent ownership, construction and
operation of railroads. He also
said that coal leases should be made
with minimum of two to five cents
royalty per ton, the maximum to be
fixed by the government agent.
LOS ANGELES, May 4-Late Sat
urday afternoon George H. Bixby,
a millionaire of Long Beach was in
dicted for his connection with white
slavery, which has been under in
vestigation by the county grand jury
The first revelations We're made
by Katherine Phillips an actress and
authoress. They Immediately re-
suited in the arrest of Mrs. Josie
Rosenberg, alias Mrs. B Goodman.
Mrs J. Badger, E. j. Davis and
Frank Copeland, charged with trap
ping girls and Turing them to GER
tain resort The names of 4 girls
under 81 years of age were secured
by the police and each was given an
Interrogation Ire girls involved
were gathered by the procurers from
department stores cafeterias, and
restaurants
JEFFERSON CITY, May Com
struction was commenced this morn
ing on the three and a half million
dollar capitol building to replace
the structure that was destroyed by
fire last winter.
FAIRBANKS, May Crank Man
ley is closing out his mining inter-
ests at Hot Springs district. He
has disposed of much lumber and
other material there and the latest
report is to the effect that all of his
mining machinry will be shipped to
the Iditarod on the first water,
There is reason to believe that the
report is true, as it is confidently
asserted that Manley and Aitken will
open up in big way on Willow
creek this summer.
SEATTLE, May "a number of
the members of the Alaska Legisla-
ture are expected to spend few days
in this city before returning to their
northern homes. The Arctic Club
has arranged to give smoker to-
morrow night in their honor.
WASHINGTON, May 5-An-
louncement was made this morning
hat the District Court of Appeals
had upheld the contempt findings
against three prominent labor lead
ers and officers of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. The original de-
cree consigned Samuel Gomuers to
thirty days in Jail, while John Mitch
ell and Frank Morrison were re
quired to pay a fine of $500 each.
WASHINGTON, May 6-Ambassa-
dor Chinda states that he will not
present the protest of Japan against
the action of the California Legis-
lature until the return of Secretary
Bryan. President Wilson intimates
that before May 10 the last day pos
sible for Governor Johnson to sign
the anti-alien farm owning bill some
expression will be given as to wheth-
err the bill is contravention to the
existing treaty with Japan.
WASHINGTON, May 2-The
Senate has directed an inquiry to the
Secretary of War Garrison. 1t is
desired to know if human slavery
exists in the Philippines This was
prompted by the reading of let
ter from Secretary Worcester of the
Philippine. government saying that
it did exist.
SYRACUSE, May 6-Various
clashes occurred today between the
striking hod carriers and the police
at seven different stations. Six
policemen were shot and are danger
ously injured
LONDON May GA dispatch from
Salonika states that the assassin of
King George of Greece has commit
ted suicide.
WASHINGTON, May 6-Secretary
Redfield announced that if gener-
al reduction of wages followed the
adoption of the new tariff law the
department of commerce would pur-
sue an investigation to determine
whether the move was bona fide
one and justified by the circumstan-