THE SUNDAY OltEGOXTAX. TORTLAXD. APRIL 30. J911.
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FEDERAL TROOPS
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Trains Loaded With 1000
Men, Guns and Ammunition
cn Way From Chihuahua.
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lie Says Movement Violate Trace
and If Iteport Confirmed, He'll
Attack Juarrx Scouts Sent
Out to Learn Facts.
rHIHl'AHCA. ilex.. April IS.
I-arr.i... Tri.. ADril 19.f-Mor than
freight nn loaded with 1000 federal
troop anj equipment left her ore
th Mexican National Rallroii tod
for Jjar--a The troop are eommanded
by t'enerals Kibitxacd Oro and are
prortded with 'cum and ammunltlo
for heavy action.
Since Sunday gang of workmen, un
der military guard, have been hurried
ly repairing the railroad north of her
and today It was to be repaired aa ra
north a Snus. 30 miles. The troop
were to take the train aa far aa s'an
and from there march overland to
Juarex.
No effort are made here to roncea
.the expectation that before they reach
Juarez the federal troop will be en
countered by the Insurreetos and th
a serious conflict will result.
Tie movement of the federal rein
forcenienta northward was . being ex
!!' 1 In 1'hlhuaUua Just at a time
when officials were giving out in
formation that an armistice was being
prepared.
TKKE DKILVRKU VIOLATED
Madero Will Attack Juarrx If Fed
era I Troops Move.
EL. PASO. Tex.. April !9. The Chl
hnnhua Hulletln stating that 1000 troops
left there today for Juarex caused great
excitement In the revolutionary ramp.
"If the report Is true, and we ran con
firm It. that moment we will attack and
take Juarex. declared Ueneral Madera.
"It may be fiat Chihuahua has not been
Informed that the armistice was ex
tended tor another five days yesterday,
and that the troops. If they have been
dispatched, will be recalled as soon aa
the mistake Is discovered.
ienrral Navarro, at Juarex. was with
out Information as to the alleged rein
forcements. General Madera tele
graphed to the City of Mexico, and in
reply was told that the government
knew nothing of the movement of
troop from Chihuahua.
cneral Madero waa unable to get a
telegram of Inquiry through to Chi
huahua.
According to Ueneral Madero. a
T movement of troop from Chihuahua la
any direction wo,uld be a violation of
the armistice.
"It makes no difference In what di
rection they were sent." auid General
Jl.iriero. "even If to a point outside the
iuarfrllatcra! covered by the trace.
Chihuahua itself Is within the quadri
lateral, and there can be no military
movement to or from the city under
the terms of the armistice."
Madero has scouts stationed at 25
mil Intervals between here and 'Chi
huahua, but. even by the fastest riding.
relays could not bring the information
to ramp In leas than 2 hours, it Is said.
Of the alleged Interview with Vice
President Corral. Madero had this to
ay:
"I am not sure that Corral mad th
statement credited to him In a news
paper, but I do know that when th
revolution was In th formative tag
It waa a part of th Idas-Corral
stratea-y to spread the Impression that
the Coiled States would Intervene In
behalf of th Mexican government. Thl
was to cnak us appear unpatriotic
However, th revolution got under way
and is winning., yet ther ha been no
intervention. The government there
fore la now trying to make It appear
that th revolution doe not owe Its
spread to th unpopularity of th ad
ministration, but to foreign elements,
which they allege have com to th
alu of th uprising." -.
When th revolutionsla learned that
the Chihuahua telegram had been sens
four dy ago. It lost Its Importance
and the excitement subsided, a busi
ness man of Chihuahua who left that
city by automobile last Thursday and
arrived here tonight stated that the
federals there were observing th
terms of the armlstle very closely. No
troop, he said, are biog moved any
where. He P.KLS AltE ACTIVE I" SOXOB.1
I'rrlmcnt of Insnrrecloa Marrhlnc
sooth Despite Peace Conference.
DOIGLA3." Arix., April .-Dept
peace nexulatlons at El Paso the rebel
activity in th State of 3 mora, across
the - border from here, continue una
bat,d. Today a band of Insurrectos.
numbering between Sou and low. .war
reported marching southward toward
M.w-tsurra from th country around
Na.-.-xari. 75 mile southwest of Douglaa.
Major Luis Karron. commanding th
rura!cs at Agua Prleta. left ther with
So picked mm tn pursuit.' folio Ing th
receipt of Information of the rebel move
ments. It Is believed that Jnen Cabral
Is th leader of the rebels and that th
lorcea cf Barron and Cabral will come
toeether near 'rontera.
Many of the rebel lesders of Sonora,
ln.-lui!ln Antonio Garcia and Gtron. have
leen in ta I'aso conferring with Madero.
Garcia has returned to Sonora from E.
l'a.j bearing a new commissioner as
chief of th rebel forces.
Hands of rebels. ach numbering from
li to men. are roving the country,
most of them seeking leaders.
ATTACK BEGINS OX MAZATLAX
ICrbcf Are Stronger, but Federals
Are Well Entrenched. !
TlTf-OX. Aria. April . A special
from Mazatlan. th big Pacific port of
th Stat of Flnaloa. Mex.. today says
that the rebel army which has been
beg.. attacV upVn th.' e.y "a't 1
mis morning. Th fighting was sever
ur buv sir.i nan nour. ana aevuitOLy
nr:ng continued until daybreak. Biil
lts fell almost everywhere In th city.
No Americans w.r killed or wounded,
A Southern Pacific locomotive In Ma
saltan was struck by a shell and slightly
damaged. Telephone and telegraph wires
in many part, of th city ar reported
down.
The news of the f'ghtlpg at Maxatlan
today waa contained In a dispatch re
ceived by Colonel Knes Randolph, rlce
prenldent of the Southern Pacific lines
tn Mexico. The rebel strength Is not
staled, but trey ar believed to out
number th Federals In Masatlan. who
tiro SO men with machine guns and
p nty of ammunition and ar strongly
ntrnch4
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BCLUW,
Annie Douglas Graham Made
f Bride of Millionaire.
FEW INVITED TO CEREMONY
White Satin With Brussiels Lac
Forms Bridal GownCouple Will
Go to Adirondack and 'Then
to VUlt the Decles.
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wallan family to which Miss Graham s ;
mother belongs who waa present at
the wedding today Is Princess Kawa-
anakoa, who arrived from Honolulu
few days ago on her way to- Eng
land for the coronation festivities. -
Mr. Gould and his bride will prob-
bly go to his fathers camp In tn
Adirondack. Later they will go to
London to visit Lord and Lady Declea.
where thejr will b Joined bf Mr.
Mrs- George Jay Gould and Mr.
and '
and !
Mrs. Ilubart Vos.
BANK PROMOTERS CHECKED
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Cont roller Murray Refu-tes to Char-
ter More Suspicions "Nationals.
iVAHivr.TOV Aoril ! Con- L
WASHINGTON. APr -on
trotler of the Currency Murray today .
made formal announcement that his of- j
flee would never again Issue a charter
to a National bank when ther waa evi
dence that bank promoters were active
In the project. Mr. Murray holds that
th organisation of a National bank
should be prompted by th needs of th
locality.
Promotion of any kind whether .for
participation' In the bank's stock or
other wis will be barred.
HEADS BARE AT WORSHIP ,
Oakland Jewish Congregation Votes
to Adopt Reformed Rltnal. ' I
' OAKLAND, Cat.. April H. (Special.)
After considerable discussion th
H.bcw Congr.t.on a. Twelfth
and Castro streets has decided by
two-thirds Tot to adopt the reformed '
ritual with th beginning of th Jew
ish year. Hereafter the union prayer
book will be used In services at th
church,
Another rule adopted call for th
uncovering of th haada during serv
ices, which has not hitherto been don.
CRANK EXCITES BIG HOTEL
He Wants to See Mrs. Belmont, Say
ing She Is Ills Wife.
NEW TORK". April 2 There was no
nd of excitement In th Hotel Plasa
YOUNG GOULD
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ANNA DOUGLASS GRAHAM GOll.D.
JAY GOULD, JK.
this morning, to which Mrs. O. H. P.
Belmont was an unwitting contributory
cause.
A shabby man. who said he had no
horn and gave his nam to the police
as James Burke, would not take the
word of th clerks that Mrs. Belmont
was not In the hotel. lie waa shown
to the door but re-entered, found his
way to the second floor and was caught
trying th doors. When he saw the
house detectives coming, be ran to a
hall window opening on. the roof of
th dining room, let himself down on
the roof, clambered over It to anpther
hall window and was overtaken aa he
was climbing Into the corridor.
hen the detectives 'laid hands on
him. Burke fought Ilk a madman and
shouted Mrs. Belmont's name until It
could be heard In the streets. Over
powered, be was arrested and taken to
a police station.
"What made you think Mrs. Belmont
was InT" asked the-magistrate, whan
Burke was arraigned.
"Why. Mrs. Belmont Is my wife. I
guess a roan ought to know where his
wife Is. replied the prisoner.
lie was fined $10. and lacking th
money, went to prison.
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UIIH I llL.H til I CT0 I fiU J LO I
WoolgTowers Fear Iloads Will liaise
Hates From Oregon.
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. PKNDLETOV. Or.. April 19. Uma
tilla County woolgrowers plan to enter
j as Interveners In the suit brought by
; Idaho growers befor th ' Intarstate
Commerce Commission, contending the
rate of f 2.1 per 100 pounds of Wool
from Idaho to. Boston should be re
duced on the ground that .the rata of
11. i3 from Pendleton points Is prefer
ential., Idaho flockmasters base their
suit on the shorter haul, while Uma
tilla County growers contend a cloaa
proximity to the Columbia River occa-
slons a lower rate. Umatilla County
woolmen fear that as the shipments
from Idaho are In the proportion of
It to I of those In Oregon, the rall-
rod Jr,U TtT the ate from OrKon,
points to conform with too Idaho rat,
thu, belng eoable- to vtftd the Bol,e
rate Is proportional to distance. Oregon
shipment will then be
found to fol-
low the water rout.
.WOOL, SALE DATES FIXED
Final Official Schedule Announced
by Oregon Association.
PENDLETON. Or.. April 29. Final
revised official Oregon wool sale dates
w announced tonight by Secretary
P. Smythe. of tha Oregon Wool-
growers Association. The sales open
at Pendleton and close at Madras, fol
lowing are the dates s announced:
Pendleton, May 23 and June ; Pilot
Rock. May 26 and June 10; Echo; May
24: Heppner. June 1 and June 22; Shan'
Iko, June S and June 27; Madras. June
24 and July 14; Vale. June IS: Ontario,
June 14: Baker City, June It; Enter
prise and Wallowa County, June 30
and July 11.
PLAYER PIANOS MUST GO.
Make your own prices and terms for
the few remaining days of th closing
out sale of Ellers Music House. See page
seven, section two, this paper.
Klttredge Still Critically III.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark April 28. Ex
United States Senator A. B. Kittredge,
of South Dakota, who Is critically ill
here at a hotel, spent a restless night
and today there was no marked change
In hi condition. Ills brother and sis
ter arrived last night and were recog
nised by tha sick man.
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nan i ndt i ocnioss Dammorc Glomes
UNION POLITICS
IN SOUTH STIRRED
San Francisco's Mayor Criti
cised by Members of
Labor Council.
M'CARTHY ADMITS CHARGE
Prospective - Rival Candidate for
Executive Office Declares In
cumbent Is Unfair to
Steamfltters.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 29. (Spe
cial) Andrew J. Gallagher, prospec
tive candidate for Mayor, threw a
bombshell into the political camp of P.
H. McCarthy last night when he filed
with .the Labor Council a report charg
ing the Mavor with discriminating un
Justly against the members of one of
the Labor Council unions.
The Mayor was accused of having
uaed his official position to keep mem'
bers of the, plumbers' union in the em
ploy of the San Francisco gas corpor
ation to the exclusion of members. of
Steamfltters' Union N0..4S.
The report covered a Jurisdictional
dispute between plumbers and steam
fltters. Last week the council rendered
a decision awarding half of the dis
puted work to the steamfltters. It de
veloped at that time that the gas com
pany was employing plumbers exclu
sively at the behest .of certain officials
of tha McCarthy administration.
Mayor Admits Charges.
On" serving a' copy of the council's
decision upon the gas company last
week. Gallagher, as a member of the
committee in charge of the affair, was
Informed by officials of the company
that the plumbers were employed at
the request of the Mayor. Officials of
the :compnny stated further that the
Mayor had granted the company the
questionable right of tearing up streets
for the laying of pipe. The Mayor, ac
cording to Gallagher, admitted to the
committee that he had used his Influ
ence In behalf of the Plumbers' Union,
which Is affiliated with the Building
Trades Council.
Some heated discussion followed th
reading of the report. The Mayor was
accused of using his position against
the Interests of the Labor Council's or
ganisations and for the advancement of
the unions of the Building Trades
Council. . . - .
Delegate Condemns McCarthy.
The Mayor should be condemned." !
aid Delegate Beaver, of the stationary
flremens' union.- "He has no right to
take sides In this controversy and say
that th work should be given to the
plumbers, thereby throwing the steam-
fitters out of work. The steamfltters
have always had Jurisdiction over this
work." -
Delegate Urmy, a member of the Me.
Carthy administration.- asked that th
matter be referred to the American
Federation xt Labor for a decision.
This waa taken, as the vole of th
Mayor, seeking to retard the enforce
ment of the labor council's ruling. The
council adopted a motion pledging its
support to the steamfltters. It was de
cided to notify the Mayor of the coun
cil's action. ' T " "
ACCUSERS TO,-BE FACED
(Continued From First Page. )
Indicted in connection - with the dyna
miting. .-.
McManlgal Rebuffs Attorneys. -
Mr. Harrlman Interviewed only th
two McNamaras. His visit followed
that of Attorney O. N. Hilton, chief
counsel of the Western Federation of
Miners, whose declaration this after
noon that Ortle McManlgal had denied
his alleged confession to District Attor
ney Fredericks was emphatically de
nied by the prisoner, as well as by
Jailor Gallagher and Turnkey Norell, of
the County Jail, who were present at
Mr. Hilton's Interview with McManlgal.
Mr. Hilton said that McManlgal had
freely admitted that a statement had
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been made by him to the District At
torney and that the accused man had
stated his reasons for giving it rea
sons that were eminently satisfactory
to the defense.
McManlgal flatly denied that he had
had an Interview with Hilton, and over
his own signature sent a note to a rep
resentative of the Associated Press, de
claring that he refused to talk to any
one Hilton and everyone else. '
Labor Leaders to Confer.
WASHINGTON. April 29. Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, accompanied by
W. J. Spencer, secretary, of the build
ing trades department of that organiza
tion, left here tonight for Indianapolis.
They will participate in a conference of
National labor leaders to consider the
McNamara arrests and the Los Angeles
dynamiting cases. ,
WHISKERS TO BE DEBATED
Congressmen WM1 Discuss Merits
Compared With Baldness.
WASHINGTON, April 29. Senator
Robert L. Taylor, of Tennessee, who,
during his term as Governor of that
state, was known as "Fiddling Bob,'
has replaced Representative Ollle M.
James, of Kentucky, as member of .the
affirmative team in the debate to be
held at the National Press Club Tuesday
night, next, on the resolution:
That whiskers are a greater detri
ment to a man than a bald head.
' Senator Taylor's associate on the bald
head side of the argument will be Rep
resentativ' Nicholas Longworth, of
Ohio.
Upholding the value and beauty of
whiskers will be Senator John W. Kern
of Indiana, and "Uncle Jos" Cannon,
of Illinois. Mr. James will be absent
on business.
Woman Casts Deciding Vote. "
DENVER, April 29. Amid uproar
lous protests from opposing members.
which were Ignored by Speaker Mc
Lachlan, the House today, by a ' vote
of 31 to 10, a bare majority, concurred
in the Senate referendum amendments
to the Moffat tunnel bill, then passed
the bill by a vote of 35 to 27.
The vote of Mrs. Kerwln, a woman
member from Denver, gave the tneas
ure the necessary 33 votes. Mrs. Kerwln
was not present when the vote was
taken and the announcement was de
layed until she had been found, es
corted to her seat by friends of the
measure, and, amid a pandemonium of
cheers and protests, voted aye.
Trouble Brewing In Oklahoma
WASHINGTON, April 29. Represen
tative Carter, of Oklahoma, today left
with President Taft several telegrams
protesting against the alleged political
activity of V. M. Locke, appointed
tribal chief of the Choctaw Nation
some time ago. According' to the tele
grams Locke threatened to- displace
several under - officials unless they
would get recommendations from -Republican
State Chairman Harris. This
they refused to do and appealed to the
President. s. r -- ;
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There Is no other season when medi
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Spring. The blood is Impure and Im
poverished a condition indicated by
pimples, boils and other eruptions on
th face and body, by deficient vitality,
loss of appetite, lack of strength.
The best Spring medicine, according
to tha experience arid testimony of
thousands annually. Is Hood's Sarsa
parllla. It purifies and enriches the
blood, cures eruptions, builds up the
system. . . ,. "-
Any preparation said to be "Just as
good" Is inferior, costs less to make,
and yields the dealer a larger profit.
Insist on having
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Get it today. In liquid form or choc-.
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ire as important as your
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so also should you intrust the
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