THE MORNING PRECOMA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 0. 1911 A flag for Yoarjdico! TRAIN ATTACKED BY FRENZIED MOB MISSISSIPPI EXECUTIVE WHO ORDERED 'OUT MILITIA TO QUELL STRIKE DISORDERS. i (oAe Sl i. Boys Send flO OvJa i eamnV V t 1 Two Strike Outbreaks Occur During One Afternoon in New Orleans. 2 stamp SPECIAL . SALE NONUNION MEN ARE BEATEN ' "J-""tJi' ' V It 1 . svtr jrA : f. I 1 1 1 r- s,r mm mm, If Illinois Onlnl't Allrmpt to Trans fer Men Kails (;irrnnr of Mlilpl ieM Arbi tration to Chief. NEW OR1.KAN. I. . The first violence evperlenred her In cnntf" lion with the (ink of the shopmen of the Harrlman line ram thla after noon when strikebreakers. Imported to work In the Kouthera Pacific shops, were atta-ked by a mob of per sons. The train had lust pulled lato the yards, Several shots were fired from the roaches, but no on wsa struck, fteveral arrests were made on the train. Worn the officer left the train with their prlnera. the mob attacked the litter with clubs. X reserve susd of philtre restored order. Half a U V strilrebrcskers were severely beaten. Another outbreak occurred this afternoon near the Minnie Central strikebreakers' quarters when the rmpany attempted to transfer a coachload of men to the Ktupvesant street cards. The coach was attacked by strikers and sympathisers. Car windows were broken but no one Is te'leved to have been hurt. Atleaapt la 'Abaaaaaed. The attempt to transfer the men was abari'l'-ned. Arhl'ratlon as a mr'S of settling the difficulties between the Illinois t.utral and Its shop employes has been eucceated be Oottrtof. Noel, of Mis sissippi, to president Msrkham of the roaC in application of attorneys for tb Houthern rarlrtc Railway Company a temporary Injunction was Issued In the I'nued Stales Court today, restraining strikers and others from Interfering In any manner with the affair of the road. It la understood that Southern Pacific official will apply for similar restralnlna orders In every Federal dle trlit traversed by the company lines, lejaxtlea la leaaed. Judce Burns. In the Cnlted State Circuit Court at Houston. TfL. today ranted a temporary Injunction airalnst he officers and all members of the live federated crafts now on strike on' the Marrtman lines at Houston and Galveston. The Injunction restrains the union men from Interfering wltn the rompany'a business. A temporary order restraining about 14 person In lenlson. TeL. from Kolnc on property of the Missouri. Kansas at Teas Railroad of Tela, and from In terfering with strikebreakers, waa la sued at Sherman. Tea today by Judg K L Jones. :M or STRIKE is' roflKCAST ly An cries rhopnten Say I la 1 1 road I In Bad Way. IJJS ANOELKA 0-t. S. -The strike will be over within 10 days; tralna are behind time, enctnes need repairs, and no competent men t-an be had to lill our places." was the statement issued by the strikers' publicity commute of the Harrlman employe today. Superintendent Piatt, of the south ern division of the system said condi tions were satisfactory and that more men wer worklnr to-lay than on any day since the strike waa begun. John J. Byrne, assistant passencer aarnt of the Santa Fe. wbo arrived here from Chicago today, declared til strike was called acalnst the best Judg ment f th fir International presi dents, as they knew It meant disaster to unionism. Mr. Byrne particularly menttonetd President Kline, of th blacksmiths, aa belns; opposed to th strike. Kline, he declared, said th strike was really railed by under officials who usurped their superior- authority while popular clamor wa at It height. KOSEBl'IMS SITVATIOV IS QIIET Railway Offk-laN and Striker K preoe Kqual Confidence. ROSKBVRG. Or, Oct. i tgpeelal.l The strike situation remains unchanged ere today, save the statement of t 11. Fields, who saa he notices a great Improvement In the operation of trains. The strikers declare that several more engines have become Impaired during the past : hours and thai the situation will reach a critical stag within th nest hours. Th Roseburg ysrd are- patrolTed by slv Depute Sheriffs and no disorder has thus far been reported. Troop Held la Iteadlnes. M COMB CITT. Mlss Oct. I Th re. mala lug organlsatlona composing th Second Regiment of the Mississippi National Guard wer ordered today to hold themselves In readiness to respond to order to Join the troops here. BURGLAR WAITS FOR GEMS Womaa Iletrnln Home In Karl Morning T Ice- Fired Vpon. SAL.T LIKE CITT. Oct. I Returning home esrlv this wiornlng Mrs. M. J. Itrennan discovered thst a burglar had Seen Impatiently awaiting her arrival, for be at twice commanded her to de liver up the diamonds which h wa wearing, valued at lll. Aa be toek the Jewels from her band, the robber fired two shot at Mrs. I'rennan, th bullet grastng her head. Tie burglar fled through th front I. or of the house while Ms victim rewered In terror In the hall. TROOPER SHOOTS LOOTER nttn-jet rmm Flrvt Teee.) today when several storekeeper began to display (heir ware. On tobaccon ist saved a quantity of cigars, lobar. o aad cigarettes, but soon sold out his stork, aejppHew Delayed la Arrival. Considerable anxiety I felt by th ( state officers In charae because of t!i ' nonarrtral of everal car of supplies that have been reported on the way. f-e want food nd we want money." , -f"V. appeal of lr. S. G. DIon. - "sA ' ... ' 5 vc-'.. :v i J COVF.HVOR OKI Stat Health Commissioner. In rharge of th work today. "The food supply la getting low. and aa we are Increas ing our working force, w must find a way lo feed them." Th regular water supply has been re-established. An Inquest will be held Friday. Govrnar Tener has reached he with several slate officials to Inspect th broken dam and the territory dev astated by th flood of last Saturday. -I shall not only recommend, but org, th passage of legislation which will give th state control over such dam, not only those to be built but thus already built" Gevrrser Rem lea Tsar. At a conference behind closed doors. In which th Governor and all tho state officials her participated. Dr. Dixon. State Health Commissioner, submitted a report of what had been don and what was proposed to he don In Ui nature of resume and relief work, fh Governor signified his approval of th report. At daylight Governor Tener. with several englneeers and departmental beads began a tour of 'th flood dis trict, stopping at th dam to Inspect It. A stock of diamonds valued at $10. ao was discovered today Intact amid the ruins. They wer th property of N. N. Johnson, an Austin Jeweler. A alx-dey clock was found half a mil below Austin, still rnnnlng. Th other clocks all stopped at 2:31 P. M.. reg istering th tlm of the flood. PANAMA MUST KEEP ORDER - t I'nltrd State-s Will Not Tolerate Con dition af Cltll War. WASHINGTON. Oct." i The State Department has been formally advised of th purpoe of President Aroseme na of Panama to take a vacation of six months and absent himself from th country In order to qualify for re election. The present Inclination of the De partment Is to refrain from Interven tion In Tanama, unlesa It becomes evi dent tiat th course outlined by Presi dent Arosemen l likely to Involve the country la civil war. Such a condition would not be tolerated by the American uovernuivuw The elections will take place next yar. ITALIANS OCCUPY FAST uedVrom First Pl' ) order lo expend her latent enemies. WltMn I year Tripoli will be trans formed, he says. Captain Craverl ha been ordered to Tripoli to organise a fore of cara bineers there. Vice-admiral Feravelll reports that e,h Tripoli batteries were o disman tled that th Turkish soldier retired within th toan. th Interior of which wa not attacked. In order to avoid damage to private property. The army of oecuition Is conceded to be auperlor to the fore actually necessary for th proposed operations, but th War Office haa no Intention of being caught napping and. moreover, the plan is to conquer the country rap Idly and with imposing strength, which will require a great display of troop, for the trlaigle cons'luted by the ITortnc of Tripoli la rearly four time th else of Italy, each siOe being al most 100 mile long. FU5 ON IS PLM 10 Democrats Indorse "Progres sive" Republicans. FULL TICKET IS CHOSEN ITALY KM BAR KING T HOOPS Sailor Prrseed Into Service to Man ufacture War Material. TARANTOl Italy. Oct. . Five hun dred sailor and workmen are hurriedly manufacturing war material, which special ships will transport to the fleet. Troops ar being embarked at Leg horn. Anrona. Genoa and Brlndiri. Tho British. German and French and even tho Austrian steamers In those har bors Join la manifestations of enthus iasm, flying the. Italian flag, while their bands play th Italian National anthem. Balloonist I "alls to Death. TIFTON. (It. Oct. . Captain John Broder. giving exhibitions at the South Georgia Fair here, was killed when he fell from his balloon and plunged 7e feet to earth this after noon. His mother and sister live in Green I-ake. Wis. Parties In New Mexico Vnlie on Can didate Nominee for Attorney. . General Declines Unani mous Nomination. SANTA FE. N. M.. Oct. I. Fusion of th Democrat and "progressive" Republican In trie first state campaign seemed assured tonight. Th Demo cratic date convention concluded Ita deliberations by Indorsing Richard H. Hanna and George II. Van Stone, both "progressive" Republicans, the former for Supreme Court Justice and the lat ter for Corporatlona Commissioner. These candidate were chosen from lists submitted to the Democratic ex ecutive committee today. Accordingly, fusion awaited only the formal in dorsement by the "progressive" con vention of th ticket headed by W. G McDonald for Governor. W. R. McUlll. of La Lande. wa nom inated for Attorney-General, vice B. L. Lawsop. who declined after being nominated by acclamation. The convention followed the nomina tion of McDonald, of Carrlxoxo. for Governor, which was mad lost night, with th selection today of the follow ing named persons for places on th ticket: Lieutenant-Governor, E. C. De bar. Las Vegaa: Secretary of State, Antonio J. Lucero. La Vegas; Stat Treasurer. O. N. Matron. Albuquerque: Attorney-General. W. R. McGUl, La Lande; State Auditor, Francisco A. Manxanares. Fort Sumner; Superin tendent of Public Instruction. Alva N. White: Commissioner of Public Lands, J. L. Emmet-son. Carlsbad: Representa tive In Congress. H. B. Ferguson. Al buquerque: I'aa Valverde. Clarkdon: Justices of the Supreme Court. Som mers Berkhart, Albuquerque: W. A. Dunn. Hoe well: for third place Rich ard Hanna ("progressive" Republican), banta Fe, Indorsed; Corpe-ration. Com missioner. Sol Owena. Clovls; Sera flno Martlnea. Colfax: for third place, George Van Stone "progreslve-' Re publican ). Estancla. Indorsed. - INDIANA WANTS DYNAMITE Eastern Prosecutor Contends Against Removing F.xpkstve Evidence. INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. S. A motion that the petition of the District Attor- New York Society Bca.t ful Womei of the "400" Who Have Luxuriant Hair In gay New York, where women get their Idea from their sisters abroad, the hair beautlMer and grower called PARISIAN SAGE la In great demand. A great scientist, undoubtedly one of the most eminent hair specialists In the world. H th discoverer of PARISIAN SACK. He claims most emphatically that It Is the only hair preparation that will kill the persistent dandruff germs. At sny rate, the sole manufacturers of PARISIAN- SAGE In the Cnlted (states give through their agent. Woodard. Clarke Co, this money back guaran tee, which la no doubt strong enough and plain enough to please th most exacting: -W guarantee PARISIAN SAGE to end dandruff In two weeks: to stop fall ing hair: to make dull lifeless and col orlcs hair beautiful and luxuriant: to cure al Itching diseases of the scalp, or money back." The price Is only ZO cents a large bot tle at Woodard. Clarke It Co.. and live druggists everywhere, or by express, alt charrea prepaid, from Glroux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo. N. T. The girl with th Auburn hair Is un every bottle. Boys Gnus JAadv by V-S' MASWrACTWBCBS St lOVlS ney of Los Angeles County, California, for the removal to Los Angeles of dyn amite seized here on the arrest of John J. McNamara, be overruled, was filed today In the -criminal court by Prose cutor Baker, of this county. Mr. Baker recites that the explosive will be needed here as evidence In the prosecution of Indictments against McNamara on the charge of using dyn amite and nltro-glycerine unlawfully, and that there Is no law through which the alleged evidence can be or dered taken to Los Angeles or returned to th authorities here if it la relin quished. GROSSCUP DELAYS GOING Judge, However, Positively Will Ke slpn Next Salurduy. CHICAGO. Oct. S. Failure of con flicting interest in the Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway to agree on the draft of a decree In the Cnlred Circuit Court delayed the resignation of Judge Grosscup today. Delay was granted until Saturday noon, after which time Judge Gross cup said he would not withhold his resignation. L-i rJ "l rSN aurad Satarsl&y- fe00 Knickerbocker i . .,wJ&ZS-M Suits for $3.95 Ycnr.r Choke of Any Kmickerlboclker $5 Suit in Om Store (Except Bke and Black), for $3.S5 . ' At ftSasiT rejickr price ftlkese classy suite are ftlae BEST $5 valine in Portland. 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