The Chitina leader., 1914-07-14

i SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.-Th
Sunset Magazine has stirred up 10
Of trouble for the government an
others. An article recently appearei
concerning the Notifications of tn
Panama Canal and since then fed
eral offiials have been busy. Las
evening charles K Field, editor
Riley A. Scott, author of the articl
in question, Roy A Duhem, photog
| rapher and Robert G. Fowler
aviator, were placed under arrest
They are charged with divulgins
secrets of the Notifications and pub
fishing pictures and a descriptive
article ta'
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Secre
tary of State Bryan and the Japanese
Ambassador Viscount Sutemi Chinds
were in conference late yesterday
afternoon over the Raker Asiatic ex.
clusion bill. h f2+ ,&-'''i5 -
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The
Senate banking committee has re-
jected the nomination Of Thomas d.
Jones, of Chicago, to serve six years
as member of the federal reserve
bank board. Mr.. Jones practiced
law in Chicago for 20 years but re-
tired in 1900. He has long been a
personal friend of Woodrow Wilson,
being a Princeton alumni He is a
very wealthy man and objection has
been made to him because he was
mixed up with the Harvester and
other trusts. Action was indeti-
nitely postponed on the nomination
of Paul Warburg, of New York. to
serve four years. 1t is expected that
President Wilson will withdraw this
nomination, in accordance with the
request made by Mr.. warburg a
couple of days ago.
- WASHINGTON, July S-Mr. War
burg has addressed a letter to the
President requesting that his name
be WITHDRAWN as a member
a" WASHINGTON, July 10.-Secre-
'tary Garrison has ordered Fred
Boalt, a Seattle war correspondent,
deported fom Yea Cruz. 1t had been
charged that he was sending out I'M
true and sensational dispatches. An
investigation proved this to be true,
and on the recommendation of Gen
Funston the secretary took the
action stated.
+ WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Henry
Ford, of the big automobile firm
had an hours conference with Presi
dent Wilson yesterday afternoon
The business conditions in the coun
try were thoroughly gone over.
I +. VALDEZ, July 10.-Thiss morning
Councilman Albert White announced
his candidacy for election as mem
Der of the lower house of the Terri
| torial legislature. The announce
| ment was expected by his friends
| who had urged him to run, believing
that his election will naturally fol
low. He has twice been elected {
member of the Town Council, and il
one of the largest property owners il
| Valdez and one of the most publi
spirited citizens. In announcing hi
candidacy he stated: 81 will appea
| to the voters of this division on m.
record in the Valdez Council, ant
my promise to work for the passag,
of laws that will tend to build III
the territory, and especially thi
| division, and will come out on a con
structive and progressive platform.
FREEPORT, July 9.-The wifi
of Dr. Carmen, who has been ar
rested on the charge of shooting AM
killing Mrs. Louise Bailey, brok'
down this morning in jail. She be
came hysterical and it is expecte'
that she will make confession of he
knowledge of the murder.
SEATTLE, July 9.-Jesse F
Houser, who has been in the hos
pital here and underwent an opera
ton for an injury received as
result of hunting accident decad
ago, died last night. He was
judge for Skagit and San Jua
counties.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10
When Marshal helms read in tn
papers of the expressed intention G
his sister to come here to kill hin
he made immediate preparations TO
joining his mother at Atlanta
NEW ORLEANS, July 10Th
| police report that they have hear
nothing of the killing of Beatric
helms, although they have not we
been able to locate her. The two sis
tiers were here recently and cashe
bank draft for large sum O
money. 1t is thought that Mrs
Dennis must be temporarily out o
her mind.