The Chitina leader., 1914-12-08

SASA 0A0PoSSA SVuAS Mo PI0vIOuH I9 ports of the arrival of President Gyiterrez and General Villa al Mexico City. with zapata's soldier, maintain:ng good .,rder in the cit and suburbs.
 MORTON, Wash, Dec. 4.---J. N l Truman of Nesika came to town yes lterday. to ship two cub bears to Wes ]! Virginia. <. The day before MT. Tru man killed his 42nd bear in thres years. and in doing so had one roya fight. Four of his six dogs which had been turned loose after the bea, were badly cut up.
 The. bear weighed $50 pounds and was shot. Is times before he was killed. He certainly should have Ebeen dead.
 ,-EIIEAGO, Dec. 3.-The executive committee of. the national organiza- ton of the Progressive party, with 35 states represented, at it's meet I ing here today, decided to continue the. party organization and to en- l courage. formation of clubs in sec tions where the party was not repre- i GETTYSBURG, Dec. 3.-Eddie l Plank, the great baseball pitcher who has been with the Philadelphia ! Athletics for several seasons, today signed a contract with the outlaw Federal League. Plank pitched the second game in the recent worlds series, which his team lost 1 to O., after a remarkable duel between the pitchers.
 Passengers on the Admiral Evans reported that the steamer Dora went aground near Kodiak on her last trip to the westward and for time it was thought the ship would go to pieces. Captain McMullen is reported to have ordered all the passengers to put on life preservers, and prepare to leave the ship, as it was expected she would not be floated, says the Valdez Prospector. However, the ship was able to reach Kodiak, where repairs were made and she continued the trip to the westward. A heavy sea was running when the Dora struck and many would have lost their lives but for the able sea manship of Captain McMullen.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Young Shugrue, the Jersey City lightweight, outpointed Freddie Welsh in a ten round bout at Madison Square Gar den last night.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-The Ma tional Civic Federation, at it's meet ing here tomorrow, will consider report based on information received from 500 governors, mayors and banks stating that business condi- tions are improving and will con- tinue to improve generally through out the United States. Credit for these conditions is divided between the demand for American products ! caused by the European war and the inauguration of the new currency system.
 FL PASO, Dec. 3.-A dispatch to the Capital states that President Gutierrez and General Villa entered Mexico City together this morning, preparatory to the inauguration ceremonies.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Lamar, the stockbroker who obtained money by impersonating congressman, and who submitted his case to the jury yesterday without making any de- fense, was found guilty and sent enced to two years in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Alaska has two new reservations added to the long list, including those for coal land, oil land, forests, birds, hot springs, military posts, tOwnsites and perhaps others which the cor respondent has overlooked. The l latest are signal corps reservation and an Eskimo reservation. Pub licity was not given to the new brand until the report of the chief signal officer of the army appeared the other day. There it is found tha, last summer the President, by execu' tive order, duly published by being sent to a clerk in the department of state. who locked it in a safe made the following reservations "fo, the use of the signal corps, United States army, in the operation of thu
 military telegraph lines in Alaska. {, At Copper Center. 55.29 acres; T
 Eureka, Ia acres; at Kokrines, I; acres; at Circle, 19.9 acres.
 The annual report of Genera
 Seriven, chief signal officer, show
 that the Washington-Alaska militar.
 cable and telegraph system em braced at the close of the fisca