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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND FEBRUARY 19. 1911.
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professor B. II. Kver. of Madl
lon. Wla, was appointed by Pres
dent Taft iomt time ago as a member
of the Interstate Commerce Commission
to take the place of Martin A. Knapp,
who was advanced to the new Com
merce Court. Professor Meyer was
born at Madison. Wla. In 186. Me ia
a graduate of the Oshkosh Normal
School and of the University of Wis
consin. He has been a member of the
Railway Commission of Wisconsin
alnca 105. He has written many Im
portant articles on railway legislation
and administration and on other eco
nomic subjects.
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Prince Louis, heir to the throne of
Monaco, waa born July 1 -. lSi.
Whether he win ever be ruler of Mo
naco la an open question. The people
f that country are not at all satisfied
with the constitution which waa grant
ed to them on January 7 by Prince Al
bert his father. It 1 not believed,
however, that popular antagonism will
go to the lena-th of a revolution, and It
la expected that chances will be made
In the constitution which will satisfy
the people.
Eehor Don Enrico C. Creel, who waa
at one time the Mexican Ambassador
at Washington. Is one of the chief ad
visers of President Diaa In Mexico.
Creel has been Governor of Chihuahua,
where the revolution la directed espe-
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eently Alberto Terraaaa, Governor of
me state ana lon-ia-tiw ui vrvvu tm
limed on the advice of Senor CreeL
Creel has been talked about many
times as a possible successor to Presi
dent Dins. He Is very wealthy and oc
cupies the position of Foreign Minia
te r.
see
Charles J. T naparte. who waa Sec
retary of the Navjr and Attorney-Gen
eral In the Kooseveu Administration,
will enter Journalism as contributing
editor of the Baltimore Evening Bun.
.which Is the evening edition of the
leading newspaper of that city. Though
a ReDuMlcan in National pontics. Mr.
TtonaDarte Is an Independent In local
affairs and an ardent civil service and
municipal reformer. He waa Jorn June
. 1131.
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Frank Coffyn has been chosen by the
n-rirht brothers to teach society to tiy.
Coffyn hse opened a training school
for the Wrights at Augusta. Ol, and
there he Is giving lessons to Allen
Ryan and Rohrt J. Collier, of New
fork, and J. Sterling Burgess, of Boa-
ton. Coffyn Is a Washington- man
whose father was an official In the
rmiurv IVoartmrnt- He took up fly
ing only a year ago and has been used
tv the Wright In an executive capac
Itv chiefly, although he has qualified
for a pilot a license.
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Frank P. Beal. of California, has
neen appointed by the Chinese Govern.
tnent athletic coacn at me university
of Tien-Tsln. He will have general
control of athletics In all the schools
of the province. They are included in
Lha Tien-Tsin Athletic Association.
which has regular meetings for foot- . the American colleges. The men wear
W..i .-i. hn.ehnll. basketball and I college colors and college uniforms.
ball, tennis, baseball, bsskctball and college colors ana com. u"""""
track sporta. The athletic meetings at The Viceroy Is present and presents
Tien-Tsin are conducted like those of the prises to the victors.
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
CHARGED WITH CRIMES
Bndolf Rocker, Anarchist Leader, Say Overt Acts of His People Due to
Conditions of Oppression and Tyranny.
LONDON. Feb. IS. The leader or tns
Anarchist movement In the East End.
RudolDh Rocker, founder of the club In
Jubilee street, which was closed two
months ago. and editor of one of the
ol!st Anarchist papers, the Workman's
Friend, has been Interviewed on the
Houndsditch affair. He- says that the
murderers were not - members of Jils
club, but that the club waa quite
open place and thousands went in and
out.
"The club was imed a place o
propaganda." continued Mr. Rocker.
t'E-..A,,.nti. Urtuivi on social proo-
i w rt.iit-.r.n wuniu lis n
We had also lectures on Henrik Ibsen.
Richard Wagner and tagar u" ru.
There were 150 members, all Anarch
ists. They were mostly xiaaisn worn
ingmen employed In the tailoring trade.
The club waa opened by Prince Kra-
potklne. Mr. Martin, the proprietor. 4s j
also the owner of our printing office
In Jubilee street. The suggestion that
wa were asked to leave the premises
Is quite wrong. The Anarchists left on
their own accord. The expenses were
$40 or $45 a week. Our resources did
not permit us to meet this expendi
ture. In fact, about six or seven months
before we gave up the club wo were
In negotiation with agents to take the
premises off our hands. We had a 21
year lease, and were glad to accept
JD00 to get rid of the lease. It ia our
Intention to start' another club, and
we are now looking out for suitable
premises."
Speaking of the Workman' Friend.
Mr. Rocker said it had been 25 years
In existence. "We advocate the same
principles as Prince Krapotkine," he
continued. "We are Nihilists and
Anarchists. The paper is Jewish, though
I myself am not a Jew. I have acted
as editor . for 11 years. The paper
largely circulates In the East End. in
Leeita, Liverpool and In fact all the
large provincial cities. It also goes to
the United btatcs, Canada and the
Argentine."
Conditions Canse of Crime.
Asked if he had any explanation to
offer on the Hounasdltch . affair, the
Anarchist leader said: "I have no hesi
tation In saying that the present situa
tion In Russia Is directly responsible
frfrnaa There Is no freedom
for the press In Russia, no freedom for
the workmen to combine. Some Rus
sians become desperadoes through cir
cumstances. Tbey have no respect for
v. . n iff- nn reHnert for their Own
lives, in fact. Most of them are Letts.
In the Baltic provinces tne reaction w
more extreme than In other parts of
Russia. There were Inquisitions In the
prisons of Riga, -rnousanas oi pco.iii.
were arivrii ivn. w -
. tmnHanniiH rr AYilnA to Siberia.
By the' time some of them reach this
country they have lost an nope oi
better future."
ntu- ......hmHah niar turned to the S UT-
l ii-: it . t . o v.w.. - -
gestion made by Sir William Evans Gor
don that all foreigners coming to Ens-
land should oe compeiiea iu "
AnarchUrt leader thought that a system
of registration would press very hard on
ll. 1 rrr. a CT1allV th'OSO WllO
puiuitiu . " n -' ' -
come from Russia. "These people have
no papers ai an, no 4iu. o.....
. v . . v. .. aM r a rai 1 1 r H and that being
ao. they will be the only people to suf
fer. The foreign Antrei.inin u
Just as anxious as Englishmen to keep
desperadoes put of the country."
Anarchism Not Understood.
Scouting the idea that there waa any
thing In the nature of a plot in the East
End, Mr. Rocker suggested that An
arc: tam was misunderstood by many
nni in this country. In reply to the
direct question: "What is Anarchism?
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ganixed government- We are of opinion
that government is tne ouicuuio m v
vate property, that It exists to defend
, -ci-- think that with the
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fall of private property there is no neces
sity for a state In any form. We be
lieve further that groups should take the
administration of political society In their
hsnds. Terrorism In any form has noth
ing to do with Anarchism. It Is the out
come of capitalistic society. In fact,
Anarchism Is against outrages in gen
eral We believe that the Government
and' the Mate are the centers of out
rage, of physical force; and as we are
against government and atate. so we are
opposed to the causes of crime, physical
?orrnd so on. It may be that there are
a few terrorists among Anarchists.
"Take Angellno. who killed the Prime
Minister of Spain. His deed the
outcome of the system In bpaln. There
was an Inquisition in the fortress of
Montjulch. and there many Innocent peo
ple were killed. Angellno was the out
come o this crime committed by gov
ernment. We think the system of which
weomplaln will be chansed by propa
ganda. Remember the cae of Ferrer,
who also as an Anarchist. His method
of Propaganda was to educate the yming
people, to enable them to reach a higher
mental development of moral and physi
cal If e We hold that revolutions are
the outcome of the Government system.
We cannot make a revolution; it is the
circumstance, in society which Produce
revolutions. Our position is the same as
that of a physician. He take, the human
body, analyse, tt. and draw, up his re
port So we analyse .oclety and it- In
stitutions and make out our report. We
y that revolution le. unavoidable be
cause of the evil, exiting In oc'V
at present constituted, and that terror
ists are the result of that society.
' "ScotT.nd Yard does not fear us. When
we had our club In. Jubilee street detec
tTves used to pay us vtts from time to
time. Ordinarily their demeanor toward
us was one of polltem-ss. During the last
10 year Tour educational work ha. been
exten-ive. Through our paper we hae
taued T Yiddish translations of the works
o7 Prince Krapotkine. M..Reclus, the
rWh Anarchist, scientist and geog
Sf, and Maurice Maeterlinck, the
Belgian author."
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one likes them the better the lonjrer one
looks Into their beautiful, innocent
eyes. They are easily tamed, and one
soon learns to love them, as they dart
about on the hot rocks, swift as
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sustalned runs, usually only about 10
or 12 feet, then a sudden stop, and
as sudden a start again, going all
their Journeys by quick, jerking Im
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necessary as rests, for they are short
winded, and when pursued steadily
are soon out of breath, pant pititfully,
and are easily caught. Their bodies
are more than half tail, but these tails
are well managed, never heavily
dragged nor curved up as If hard to
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wilL Some are colored like the sky,
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and so are the snake-like species
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of its tender sprouting limbs. but
glided with all the soft, sly ease and
grace of a snake. Here comes a little
gray, dusty fellow who seems to know
and trust me, .running about my feet,
and looking up cunningly into my face.
Carlo is watching, makes a eruiclc
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