Dayton tribune., November 21, 1913, Image 4

of War Garrison DVDri C f APTIIRF Europe Supports U. S.
NEWS NOTES OF Secretary
Lauds American Army
VAI 1 URE
¡n Mexican Problem CARRANZA SAYS
ARMS ONLY NEED
CURRENT WEEK
PORT OF ENTRY
Washington, D. C.—-United support
, from the great powers abroad for the
! American policy
toward
Mexico,
shown in a variety of quiet diplomatic
the Lotus club, said the people of the
gave
President
Wilson
nnd
United States as a whole did not re-;
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gard the army in the proper way. The
‘o.ne,," Huer.
ta as provisional president of Mexico
secretary made his statement in dis­
soon would bo an accomplished fact.
cussing the effectiveness of the army,
That the financial blockade insti­
even in time of peace.
tuted by the United States had effec-
"For one thing," he said, "I think
Ta kan Rv Rur. t*v«vly tied the purse strings of Europe,
Federal Garrison Taken By Sur (ha( d|p|omaUo preintur„ waa being
the people fail to discriminate be­
prise—Rebels Get Artillery,
; exerted on nil aides at Mexico City,
tween their hatred of bloodshed and
Guns and Ammunition. .
that close friends of Huerta were np-
: plying thol. influence and persistent
war and the function of the army in
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respect thereto.
For the fireman,
mysterious seclusion combined to
physician, engineer and for the clergy-
El Paso, Tex.—For the sixth time raise the hopes of the Washington
man> none of us have words other than in the last three yearp Ciudad Juarez government that definite progress
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and encouraKement. Yet for changed governments when 2000 reb-! toward solving the Mexican problem
the „later »hoee very
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«• soiaier wnose very presence is a
th<j town ^t^
An PXchan?0 of cablegram, with
protection against others attempting 2;30and5 o'clock Sunday morning. Ambi‘»'»ndor I uge, an agreement by
to use force and whose efforts in our Taken completely by surprise, the fed-
rh2°hand2
b.h.lt.whentarcl.u^ «.i......din .i .„«..Im.ta!, 4«>
New York—Secretary of War Gar
riaon, at a dinner given in his honor at j
Resume of World’s Important
Events Told in Brief,
Huerta squirms under
the foreign powers.
City of JllHeZ ( hailgeS Halids
for Sixth Time.
pressure of
The strike of trainmen on the South­
ern Pacific has been called off tem­
porarily.
The national weather bureau denies
charges that the recent Great Lakes ■
storm was not properly forecast.
A strike ot «remen ta th. textile
mills of Lawrence, Mass., has thrown
nearly 4000 operatives out of work.
Rebel Leader States Position
Plainly to Americans.
Would Not Tolerate Outside Inter­
ference in Mexican Affairs—
Conferences Continue.
Nogales, Sonora.—Before going Into
a second conference with William
Bayard Hale, President Wilson’s ape-
lulta atatemeut he has yet uttered
w,,h reference to Huerta, the United
'¡S'“
Emperor William, of Germany, has
are essential to our defense, the peo- m«n Put UP a *«a* resistance.
ment thal no moral or financial sup- ¡¡VJ h.yji n,0*cmea,• of wblcb
forbidden officers of the German army are
essential to our defense, the peo-
detail a nA0ii<r»nt attitude nr
unPrePaie<l f°r b«ttle were the port would be granted by England to
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and navy to dance the tango while in
"We will accept no transactions,’'
pie have either a negligent attitude or federa( defender8 that villa's troop, the Huerta regime, set forth tn lx>n-
uniform.
hs
said,
"nor
the
interference
of
any
j other one of disapproval. I cannot, actually reached the center of town don press dlapatche», created a favor-
Chicago is going to have all 1°«»-
reasonable grounds, account
for before a single
shot
fired.
’able impression
impression throughout
throughout official nation to regulate Mexico's Interior
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—» was a
—i.
[able
conditions."
motive, within the city limits us. au-
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Although In accurate count has not i Washington.
After ..........
the conference,
which contin-
tomobile horns instead of the usual » ■.
been completed, it is estimated that
It was felt that Great Britaln
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ued for two
hours, Carranza
was od non-
whistle and bell.
If it were true that the officers <() penwn(1 were kHled ¡n the ^hting. ; France. Germany and other nations i oommlUa
|t Knroy
HaIe remaln
.1-
A beautiful Indian blanket bath robe and men of the army were 8wa£S«rinK The rebels lost five men, the federal "j“, lent, but it was evident that the par-
has been set ae a wedding present to bullies,
seeking to engage in war
for owa
dead i»
is wimawu
estimated at ov,
30, ...u
and wurV.
four or : ollmlna(
XitnaUon
if Hue"!? ‘
b*Kun Wednesday were not fln-
ouuiea, Becmug w engage
w«
|on of Huerta.
non-combatants
were killed.
Prpaldent wilson had prepared a
Pa' __M.a
however re-
Miss Jessie Wilson by the Commercial war's
war's sake,
sake, or
or undesirable
undesirable citizens five
who brought disgrace upon the «"K
statement of the situation, outlining farr„d to the n?I0tiattona with Wash-
dub of Pendleton, Ore.
form and the country, there would be
a"
of" u.re7 in rh"
Ind ,n«ton and u“° to the
fr°"’
San Francisco’s Tivoli theater, one
faw thia raihlie attitude
Rut
? the main street of Juartz in ( barge O^Shaughnessy and John Lind, ib<, American capital that further
of the oldest and best known play­ reason for this public attitude.
But his automobile.
but within a few hours such favor- bloodahpd might be avoided nnd pence
houses of the West, is to be turned in­ exactly to the contrary Is the case.
“No looting" was the order given able advices had been received as to n|1J ordpr rpaJored lt the contending
to a moving picture house.
The army, both officers and men, nev- bY vH*a to bia men after the toWD 'i*11"« lhe president to,. w,thbob, ,ho factions could get together through
. .io. _ tnn. than tndav nor had surrendered, and not a single case document from publication.
the American agents. Hale and Lind,
Senator Pomerene introduced a bill er was of higher tone thsn today, nor of
hag
reported
Guarda
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and agree oU a provlalonal president,
to appropriate 8500,000 for combating as high, in my opinion.
were placed at down town stores with
acceptable to all, who would serve un-
bog cholera.
He declared that the
"No sane man can think that a na- orders to shoot the first man who at-
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ttl a chiuf executive was chosen at a
loss from that disease this year would .....................................................
1—. to loot.
full and free election,
tion situated as is the United States .---------
tempted
aggregate 850,000,000.
n n o^.n>inai
"The only thing which we auk nnd
Washington. D. C. Practical meth —
which we
nre trying
to obtain
from
with respect to the world could do p
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It is essential for
fiddTeceTïnd two mSne’S °4'
b«twecn federal ; thp ünltpd 8tateii |8 tho free Importa-
Fears are felt for the safety of without an army.
Stefansson and his Arctic exploration
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tW°,,t
» tW°i m
and state food, dairy and drug author- Uon of arms ln;o Mexico."
dlBCuaaod at a conference
Thlu wan the final sentence of the
expedition, as no trace of his ship, the any nation today to maintan sufficient _a|l in addition to an important port | ltle„ w|U
Karluk, has been seen since the Arctic force to secure the carrying out of its of entry and a military strategic point. at tbe department of agriculture. Sev- statement which was given out as a
decrees. We all believe that the ten-
General Francisco Castro, command- enty officials, representing 40 states, final declaration and, spoken slowly
storm earlyjn October.
j
- '/ .k.
i. er of the Juarez garrison, is among the District of Columbia and Porto and with a studied choice of words. It
the mjMjng
tbe general opinion Rico, have accepted Secretary Hou»- had the effect of finality with regard
A cargo of corn grown in Ireland dency of the American go e nment
has been received in Canada, owing to toward righteousness,that we have no that he escaped. No trace of him or ton's invitation to attend. Conflict- to any proposition which required of
His scab- Ing national and state laws will be the constitutionalists anything further
the shortage in the American crop, desire for aggrandizement, for oppres- his body has been found.
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_ j bari. awnrd and anauleta ware found considered
by 4
the
conference
with a than
pledges In that
they time
would
and it is found that it can be imported sion,
or * for . taking
away
from
anyone
v(ew to ha
g the
dlfferencea
ato „uerti
a short
It ellmln-
allowed
more cheaply from Ireland than from
to
Import
war
munitions
and
establish
or any nation that which rightfully General vhj . haa them for souvenirs.
‘° ,mDort w“r
«»tebli.h
the United States.
Secretary Houston hopes to derise order and representative government
belongs to it.
I
gj
police thought they had cap-
ii-
.v . i. . i.
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.-mean» for placing federal experts at within a reasonable time.
Three hundred members of the Rock
We also know that it takes two to tured General Castro in El Paso, but thft djapoaa| of Butes unable to em-
Island, Illinois, Women’s club march­
keep the peace and that we cannot .u« prisoner proved to u« a culvnei pioy such service In the enforcement
ed to the city hall and demanded that safeguard the interests of our people from the Juarez garrison
He was of their laws. On the other hand,
the mayor and commissioners take ac­ without the force constantly ready to »ent to Fort Bliss a prisoner.
the state authorities will be asked to
tion and close disorderly resorts and maintain and secure it."
Bullets fell thick in El Paso during assist the national government by call-
rid the city of undesirables.
Secretary Garrison cited as convinc- the attack, and Lester Burnett, a mes- Ing attention to the Interstate shlp-
ing
proofs of the highly efficient char- 8enger boy, was shot in the hand while ments of products which are evidently
Mexican Rebel Leader Carranza has
New York.—-Dr. J. Leon Williams,
acter of the army the numerous in- walking the streets in the early hours.
violation of the federal law.
drawn the United States representa­
of London, an eminent authority on
tives into a diplomacy entanglement stances in which it has been effective- Almost all the downtown business
anthropology and geology, has arrived
The relief tructures were hit by bullets.
from which it is believed he will be ly used in times of peace.
here from Liverpool with 16 skulls of
United States troops took station
AND DI? AD IN DVDCAN prehistoric man, one of which he es­
able to force some definite agreements, work at San Francisco, at Omaha,
AI n U tiLAI' ill I I j I io UI v timated to be 600,000 years old. This
any of which would be in the nature of during floods in the Ohio and Missis- near the international boundary and
sippi valleys, in the California forest held the Americans away from the
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skull was found by workmen near
recognition.
fires, the administration of executive danger zone as much as possible while
Washington, D. C.—President Wil­ Folkestone, England, In strata that
functions in the Philippines and Cuba, ' the battle lasted.
Order was quickly son has announced that be will read dated back before the Pleistocene era
Porto Rico and Santo Domingo, the restored in Juarez after the capitula- In person his first annual message to and Its existence and discovery have
PORTLAND MARKETS
confirmed Dr. Williams In the belief
congress.
building of the Panama canal, he tion.
The president thus far has read that mankind is at least 600,000 years
Wheat—Track prices: Club, 80c; pointed out as such instances.
three brief addresses—on the tariff, old.
bluestem, 90c; forty-fold, 81e; red
Dr. Williams said the finding of
the
currency and the Mexican affairs
concuded,
I am sure 1 will not be
Russian, 78c; valley, 80c.
—but it was not definitely known these ancient skulls and other human
accused of lack of modesty in repeat­
Oats—No. 1 white, 825(326 ton.
whether his first communication to bones did not disprove, In hie opinion,
Corn—Whole, 837; cracked, 838 ton. ing that I am whole-heartedly proud
the regular session of congress would the Darwinian theory, but altered it
Millstuffs—Bran, 822 ton; shorts, of the army of the United States and
In some degree. Instead of man's be­
Hartford, Conn.—Some laws passed be in accordance with the century-old
of what it has done and what it is ca­
824; middlings, 830.
precedent which he revived last ing a descendant of the ape. Dr. Wil­
by
the
last
general
assembly
and
now
liams said, these skulls tended to con­
Barley—Feed, 824.50 ton; brewing, pable of doing."
March.
effective are proving a surprise, even
825.50(326; rolled. 828@29.
Mr. Wilson told Inquirers that he firm the belief that the anthropoid
to the legislators who made them. had Just begun work on the address. ape was an off-sport of primitive man.
Hay—No. 1 Eastern Oregon tim-
One
law provides strict punishment He indicated that no such long and
othy, 815(3:16; mixed timothy, 812@
for
any
person who carries a lighted voluminous messages as have hereto­
14; alfalfa, 813(313.50; clover, 89(3
cigarette or pipe into a streetcar. It fore been sent by presidents to con­
10; valley grain hay, 811(313.
has already caught many persons, gress will be prepared by him.
Onions—Oregon, 82.35(32.50 sack;
Mexico City—Regardless of rumors most of whom had unconsciously failed
buying price, 81-85 f. o. b. shipping
Florence, Or.—Citizens of Florence
and notwithstanding the insistence of to extinguish their cigars. The con­
points.
recently
escorted
nine
Industrial
ductor
has
handed
the
offender
a
far-seeing
friends,
General
Huerta
ap
­
Vegetables—Cabbage. l@l}cpound;
Workers of the World, who had estab­
printed
warning,
taken
his
name,
and
pears
more
determined
than
at
any
cauliflower, 81(31-25 dozen; eggplant,
lished headquarters here, to a boat on
10(312c pound; head lettuce, 82.25 time to retain the presidency and later a police officer has served a sum­
Spokane,Wash.—A big consolidation which they took them to the mouth
Legislators express surprise of lumber mills in Spokane and east­ of the Siuslaw river and headed them
crate; peppers, 5(37c pound; toma­ carry out his plans of installing the mons.
that they ever voted for such a law.
ern Washington Is under way, accord­ north along the beach, with instruc­
toes, 81.75 box; sprouts, 11c pound; substitute congress.
The new workmen’s compensation ing to reports which have been quite tions to "keep going." There was
Huerta reiterated Tuesday that he
artichokes, 81.50 dozen; squash, 1c
pound; pumpkins, IJc; celery, 84 continued to be head of the Mexican law as passed exempted employers of generally circulated In the city the no disorder in town after the boat
crate; turnips, 81-25; carrots, 81-10; government, and the fact that he took fewer than five persons This exernp- last few days. While the officials of had departed.
The I. W. W. members came to
no step towards preventing the inaug- tion was to overomegranger oppositon. the mills most prominently mentioned
parsnips, 81.25; beets, 81.25.
in connection with the proposed merg­ Florence about’ two weeks ago and
Green Fruit—Apples,
60c@82.25 uration of the new congress, as de­
er are reluctant to admit that such rented a room, which was used as
box; pears, 81(31.60; grapes, 40c<3 manded by the United States, was
plans are being considered, it Is headquarters.
A meeting was held
81.75 crate;
Malagas, 87.50(38.60 construed at the embassy and the lega-
known that such a move has been dis­ and I. W. W. speeches were made.
tios
as
indicative
of
what
may
be
ex
­
keg; Emperors, 83.75@4 keg; casa­
cussed and It is probable that the near
Citizens decided to await develop­
Versailles, France — Flying head future will see the actual results.
bas, 2Jc pound; cranberries, 811.50 pected in the future.
ments, and learned the organization
downward and taming complete som-
barrel.
While no figures are obtainable as intended to bring 100 members to
Phone Tolls Cut Down.
ersaults in the air is becoming com- to the amount which such a merger Florence.
. Poultry — Hens, 14@14jc; springs,
San Francisco—Reductions on all mon in the French aviation field would involve, It Is estimated that It
A meeting of citizens was held and
14@14$c;
turkeys, live,
20@22c;
long-distance
telephone Hanouile, a French aeroplanist, flew would be In the neighborhood of 84.- it was decided that the I. W. W. head­
dressed, 24@25c; ducky.
13(3 16c; California
quarters would not be tolerated. Two
calls were announced here by the State over the aviation field here for 20 000,000 to 16,000,000.
geese, 12Jc.
hundred citizens called at headquar­
Eggs—Oregon fresh ranch, candled, railroad commission, averaging 21 per seconds while his machine was upside­
ters at 11 A. M. and informed the
Anny Buys Heavy Horses.
cent and aggregating 8626,000 annual­ down and then cut two vertical circles
46(347c dozen; storage, 36c.
Baker, Or.—For the first time since T. W. W. scouts they were not wanted
Butter — Oregon creamery, prints, ly. The commission finds that the Pa­ in the air.
range
horses sold for from 810 to 820 In the city, requested them to go and
Hucks, an Englishman, asserted he
extras, 84(335c; cubes, extras, 32c; cific Telephone & Telegraph company’s
the
United
States army has Invaded be out by 11:46 A. M. The members
income
from
long-distance
calls
aver
­
would outdo Hanouile and flew 86 sec­
cubes, firsts, 30c.
the Baker district to buy horses. Sat­ were remitt<>d rent for the room, paid
ages 14 per cent. Nine per eent, the onds with hie head downward and ac­
Pork—Fancy, lOJc per pound.
urday 70 animals were picked from for the furniture they had bought
commission thinks, is sufficient, and complished four V loops.
Veal—Fancy, 13Jc per pound.
100 or more offered by ranchers of and furnished with food and money
Hops—1913 crop, prime and choice, made its reductions accordingly:
the Baker valley. The sale, held on a for travel.
Militia Instructors Detailed.
22@23}c per pound; 1912 crop, nomi­
ranch near Baker, strikingly Indicated
All Officers Are Executed.
nal.
Washington, D. C.—Captain Mc­ the rise in prices, the horses selling
Suffragettes Hurl Dead Cat
El Paso, Tex.—Executions of fed- Laughlin, Twenty-ffrat infantry, has at from 885 to 8110. All were big
Wool—Valley, 16@17c per pound;
London.—Viscount
Haldane,
the
Eastern Oregon, ll@16c;
mohair, eral prisoners captured by General been detailed as inspector-Instructor bays, from 15 to 18 hands high, and lord high chancellor, speaking at Edin­
1913 clip, 25@26c.
Pancho Villa’s rebel troops at Juarez of the Oregon militia, with headquar­ 900 to 1300 pounds, for cavalry and burgh, and Augustine Birrell, chief
secretary for Ireland, addressing an
Cascara bark—Old or new, 5c pound, have begun. The order for the execu­ ters at Portland. Captain Harold D. artillery work.
audience at Bristol, were subjected
pound.
tion of many of the prisoners has been Coburn, Twentieth infantry, is de­
to suffragette indignities. A dead cat,
Cattle—Prime steers, 87.25(37.75; issued directly by General Villa, and tailed as instructor of the Washington
Citizens Bay City's Bonds.
thrown at Mr. Birrell, set the meeting
choice, 87(37-25; medium, 86.75(37; at different periods the flring squads militia, with headquarters at Seattle.
San Francisco.—The city’s "coun­
in an uproar. The offenders werp
prime cows, 86.25(36.75; choice, 86(3 took out men and shot them.
ter sale’’ of municipal bonds has been
ejected, and a general fight ensued. '
6.25; medium, 85.75(36; heifers, 86(3
Crop Money Deposited.
concluded by three purchasers, who
Stronger Food Laws Asked For.
6.75;
light calves, 88(39; heavy,
Washington, D. C.—The secretary paid 8370,000 for 370 bonde, the last
$4 Clerk Now President.
86.76(37.75; bulls, 83.50(35.75; stags,
Washington, D. C.—A conference of the trseasury has deposited 8800,- of an Issue of 83,046,000. The bonds
Chicago.—Thomas E. Wilson, who
85.50(36.25.
of food and drug inspection officials 000 with depository banks in Oregon were the remnant of city hall, sewer
Hogs — Light, 87.25(38;
heavy, of nearly every etate, meeting here to aid in moving the crops and has and school Issue which had been re- entered the employ of Morris A Co.
fused by bankers at par on the nt a salary of 84 a week, was elected
86.50(37.25.
with Federal officials, determined to made a deposit of 8900,000 in deposi­
Sheep — Wethers, 84@4.90; ewes, ask congress to revise and strengthen tories of Washington for the same ground that there was no market for president of that company Saturday.
them as 6 per cent securities. The Mr. Wilson succeeds the late Edward
83]25@4; lambs, 84(3.6
the pure food laws.
purpose.
sale began on August 18.
Morris.
Uniform Food LaWS
rroposed Among btates
DARWIN THEORY SHAKEN
BY PREHISTORIC CRANIUM
MESSAGE TO BE SHORT
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATORS
SCARED AT OWN LAWS
HUERTA IS DIFIANT; RE­
FUSING TO QUIT OFFICE
I. W. Ws. Are Escorted
Out of Florence, Or.
Big Lumber Combine
Threatens Washington
Air Somersaults Common
At Aviation Carnival