The Chitina leader., 1913-11-18

Princeton, 3. And that's the ti' score that tells the story Of one o the best played games of bootbai
 of the season. The interest through
 out the contest was acute and ever.
 play was eagerly watched and ap
 plauded. The attendance this af ternoon was exceptionally large. WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Th- members of the Senate will presen Miss Wilson with wedding gift tha will consist of an elaborate silver service.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Princt Alexis Karageorgeitch, a cousin c King Peter of Seryia, arrived last night on his way to the Pacific coast
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-Re. ports have been received here of g destructive typhoon that swept the Island of Guam. Many natives were killed and fields were damaged.
 GENEVA, Nov. 13.-The Society of Public Utility for Women, which demands that young women before marriage shall submit to medical examination to prove that they are physically fit, today has branches in all the larger Swiss towns. Many girls have already accepted the ad- vice of the society to become ''certi- fled brides" and it is hoped by the organizers to interest the federal authorities with a view of making the system compulsory in the near future.
 CLEVELAND, Nov. 13.-The ef- fects of the recent severe blizzard and storm are gradully giving way to normal conditions. Public utili- ties are gradually coming into ser vice again and soon trains will be I 4hlO bhC NllS' hC school reopened this morning.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 13.- There was fatal accident this after noon on the Georgia Central rail- road. While a passenger train was passing near Clayton a trestle gave way and the long train of coaches was precipitated into a small can yon. As a result IS were killed and 200 injured. Many heart rending scenes of distress were witnessed.
 DETROIT, Nov. 13.-A compila- tion of the damage done by the recent blizzard and storm reveals that II vessels and 173 lives have been lost along the Great Lakes
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Stand- pat and Progressive leaders of the faith have been holding frequent conferences with the idea of bringing the two elements to- gether. The latest plan is to elimi- nate the old bosses and to bring about harmony through new leaders that will represent all differences of both factions. Many favor the nom- ination of Justice Hughes, of New York, for president, with either Senator Cummings or Borah on the ticket for vice president. It is be- lieved that with such a ticket and a progressive platform that the Re publican party could again secure ascendancy.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-Presi- dent Wilson is now busily engaged in writing his annual message to be delivered to Congress at the regu- lar session in December. He states that it will deal largely with the trusts.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-In the will of the late Charles Gates gen. erous provision is made for friends and relatives, who receive bequests to the amount of over $600,000. He leaves s2,000,00O each to his widow and mother.
 LIMA, Peru, Nov. 12.-An earth quake in the mountain province of Aymaiais has caused great destruc- tion. It destroyed ten towns and killed several hundred. At the first tremor the people Hooked to the hills and many thus escaped injury. Houses crumbled and in many in- stances killed the occupants. There were several occurrences of the earthquake, which was one of the worst ever experienced in this sec tion. This afternoon troops were dispatched to the quake district. Ii is reported that 200 were killed at Cuzco.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Miss Wilson has been presented with a