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VOL XXXVII.
Ksliilillshe,! Ihth
as Tlio Const Mull.
SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
A CoiiMilldiitlon of Time, Coast Mull
ni.il Coon Hay Athei-tlser
No. 286
WILL IDT STOP
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THE
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WAY TO KEEP
IS NOT TO WEED
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THIPH
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WIN
POM
Negro Champion Has Decidedly
Best of Twenty-round Fight
in Paris Today
LAST TEN ROUNDS
w ' ALL HIS OWN WAY
MnranHanflinn On and Hardly
,i.i. l Unlrl Unnrl I In nlinn
ftUlU IU iiuiu !- yi ..i i vi i
Uin iiuunu wiuoou ThOUSailds Gather In Drpc Queen's paTnsol caught another He contended that one of tho snips
in, AMOciited rrrtu tu v.oo ur Timri.j o,,.i0 i- oil il shower of pnmphlctB. Two women was to hlnmo and brushed aside tho
uiunnROME- D'HIVEIt 1'arlH UIIS 10 bee J3CK JOllllSOn who were struggling violently, were theory that the accident wns iiuo
vhiAiwiv . I . - . rin-n- DnML aiicstoil. i to a misconception nnd that both
nn.ii uniinn nenn . . mm iMiuvm-u it Biui-wiija ihiiiu mu ... ...u viiiii.hiuh w. iu.iui.j
i. etUlo "" ",m """'"" Ua bot" b,tt ro responsible.
Ijuv . .. ..... .....
don against uwun .minm, mu mo
iliht went tho limit of twenty rounds1
fleht Well lim limn i mumy iiiimun
'B1V. . t . Iti. I.. ..r 1. 1.. ..i.l
nd Jolllison Blioweu iiuiu ui iii oui-
". . i.u.....iu ..viiri.tiuii.1 i iii.
orinlon that only the negro's stl-
v'' i.l... c.i.i.1 I. ..in. ,l,.r.,!
ence Batll o ,
fu
,
Whllo Mornn winded himself from111
Will 0 .M'irnn winuuii iiiiiihuii iruiu
1, ..IU ......
mcrtoiis. no inn noi suner miicii
(Tom Johnson'B miiiclics. except in
ene "or two rounds. Townrd tho end
Moran was In trouble and tho crowd
lend bis IioIiIIiir tactics.
Johnioii .entered tho ring follow-
ri by Moran nmld cheering, follow-
tdby Uofcn-'o Cnrpentolr.
Itounl Ono Moran found nn op-
l g and landed on stomach nnd
kid! Johnson landed on Mornn's
Iiw They mixed JohiiBon landing
Mnrn n's Btoniach. I
' R "un Two-Moran forced fight-
tofcbSt Johnson managed to lan.l ,
tuduppur cut to jaw. Aipron ibiih-
'rilf0tnhnok"toneheelf JOmiWII,ln February to be handed to the ne-
n,d T Iren-ohSn gave Mor-'-'H wife today, did not material-
Round Tlinio-oiinson tax oior questioned, Johnson
t? "Ihm, M I reinonded Wl h 'l' "' ' 8' l8 tl,nt l wl"
ffiMWiVo nnftdy' JoK iRW ttat M,,rn"
ion crowded Mornn, who stumbled niU,!C" '"
.lnul rnnnH. 1
Four- -Johnson drow first blood
llh right to nose. Negro Bin
lldently. I.ncli uxunangcu
head. Johnson .landed on
. flM .
Klvo Mornn landed on .loiinson a
Jaw And tho crowd cheered. Johimon
landed sevorul on body. Moran
blocked hard uppor cuts and liuid-
eA lli.litlv nn nnirro'u solar IlleXUB.
Six JohiiBon countors terrific up-
.......1.... .A l.i... irnp'lll Itlllllpil '
both right and left to Johnson' face.,
oCft'li .iiuraii uuuiviuu uw.wti
hard blows while Johnson got In
bard ono to stomcli. Moran lauucu
S to rllpes .. dam-
ZJ?Z? ,,0nCl1 W,,,0r gUt "
K?gh h-Johnson followed 1,1.- old-
bto flRhtlns on defensive, rat
inreo minor ciub to rjwuumi,
r mz s-sr-:
jaw
gro't stomach, landing n.ve or s.x
Kro nauincu, aiiuuiiiH . ""
Blows and uiockou more hihhh- k.h
from negro. Johnaon la Ind Vr!
rlRNlU-fcn MDt left Jiooh to
bodr whllo Johnwm landed sovornl
bard blows on head and Jaw. .lolm-
on nmlioil lnnillnir loft OU iliW. I
Ten Mixed iinmeuiateiy. junou..
npiia.r,ii nt in.fii'iiiinir. Johnson
lent ono to Moran's hobo. Mornn b
cond claimed foul In clinch. Blow
cut Moron's nose nnd mouth. Crowd
booted negro. Hard fighting ro
umed. Looked oo if Moran was
weakening. All Johnson's round.
Eloven Moran landed on Johti
ton's head. Negro pushed Moran
and received another warning from
refereo. Moran eont threo hard
blows to body. Negro landed on
Moran'a Jaw. .
Twelve Johnaon landed several
upper cuts to Jaw and straight loits
to eyo and noso. Moran seemed In
distress. Moran dodged heavy blow
to Jaw. , , .
Tblrteon Moran lod nut couiu nu.
land, whllo Johnson landed on Jaw.
Moran landed hard on negro s Jaw.
Johnson sent hard right ,to Jaw.
Fourteen Mornn missed negro s
I... I, un Inln fllinPM Oil
. .uuran run im - ---j
noie and In maKing iuuio biwhj,
ru Into ropes.
Fifteen Mornn , avoided negro,
ho BtooU still, laughing. l0.rf"
landed hard to negro's face wlilio
latter rushed him to tho ropes.
Sixteen Johnson forced fighting.
Moran landed on stomach. Ne8rf
ent left to noso; followed this wltli
'he more In lightning succession to
tome placo. Moran landed two
ttrnlnt. i--. l n1ti
Seventeen Johnson sent hard le t,gtep8 taken for a.,"8, " Te"uod.
to Jaw. Moran Bent loft to negro's ngemont of the tuf "' J1'0
'ace. Moran sent another loft to Je8 of B man am J ama"' ?8naun !
tace which brought cheer. . t third ao charred that its '""",
"'"'bill HO IU till". . -.
T.--ii. . vr .,t nna tn stom-
'.'biiiuuu i-iufciu DDlll. w..w - --
en. two to face and liara . "so tar. tak (rom
b0L.-. . John.l.i.- rnina? but It was so charred
m In fighting and holding at si
tlmfi! tnnflo nnimnH referee tO-W
nucleoli 1UUI Ull i- " -
same
am
him. , .
Johnson sent several hard lefts to
5118 io
.- "-'",.--.- Vnrllll
ie and rlgnt to neuu. v , ; ,0i"" ; rnvnmor Walsli, oi
twung wildly and Johnson landed, t telegram to .G?4e,Jnosrurai' "peak
H1. Moran hanging on and tried . f .s 9rjcanA op e tender
iaeffectlvely for body. or f mpathy to you and
r . '?.! le T stricken In the city of
Don't forget the iWc luiicnetui ' "'V ' Can the Federal viovern
i. n. .. Inaieni. v.m. .i.-.n
I The Chamller.
V... ... . ...1.. l...irnlns. Tjlllles'
1 uunu oi iiui; imh(,..i
Koniorluiii. 78 Ccntml Avenue.
soc
OLK
WITNESS
I 111 APFUI'IIIHI ITPII in I HAI ! TIK11I I
,- " ,
I'ARIS. Juno 27. French sports-
- " - ..v.. v.. o.u,io-
tMflll ntl.1 tlw.llu.tn.1u tt tt.....l.in.u n...1
- "' " "ivi iiiiiib iiiin I
Oilier I n re 1211 n I'ii nrn nxsnlillilnrl linrn '
l nee Frank Moran. of 1'lttHburg '
ami .lack .IdlitiHnn. Ilin unrM Imiivv.
Uf.lEliI rliniiiiilon inni.l In il... -i....
lit chamnlon. meet In the rln tr
-n...
,,,) ::1 tonight, to fight twenty
, . VP I. "' . "": ""j
r111 ,1.1 11 11 11.1 l.H I 111! I.l Kl. 11 la .f nilKAIId
.i,-. ,,,,1ul,,TOra..
ry ntle. Mrh of the coinbntants
ls niiriiloiit. but tlio betting was .1
' ou ;,,oll"80ll 'M?rnn Hn,tl hls
Pnn would bo a cautious effort to
l. n 1' did not expect to effect
knoi-kout by n chance swing,
Ilf . m was more sure In my
" '"'l JoIiiihoii.
'ornii expecte.l to en or the r ng
wflghlng just under VJC, and tho
'"-'Kr -1U-
N'iroiH'nim early begnn gatliorlng
t ! rHiB-lile In dress suits. Many
"' cIJ,Jfe.,1?n, ;,.,
,;"r ".Vfohi n,,,i,,
!x,,"r punprr Tn
m.q inrniuc !U
BUTTE PEliPL
. - - i
. .
Did 1lot Expect UOV. StCWail
to Call for Federal Troops
,in Union Trouoie
Jr " -. !5 ws
fro?V'i...ShKov-e7rno,-ireB-
wart l.ad asked that F Wal '.oops
iod o 0,t j u .. . s
" -' "."".,....;........ i..m
i, a. -
m '"'''.","- "Rl,Pi m
"T.-. Ki.rnrlse here. Such an
v........ "-" .,.,, ov.vOCtod In
ryi,,. hoer. ?'
"l i&TvrSS!?-
the cl ty Jim hec. nulet s nco woanw
day morning, the feeling i "
tenBO.
APPLICATION WI'.IIK AGO
P; Amo.UI.4 Pft ' C Tlm-J)
HrXENA. Mont., June 27. Gov.
Stewart said today that ho had not
asked for troops elnco the original
application over a week ago. He
said It was apparently thla appl lea
tlon which Senator Myers had Just
presented to tho President.
Hundreds Proffer Assistance
to Thousands Rendered
Homeless Thore
IDr Anxit f"" ,0 Co' D,r T"""'1
SAL13M. Mass., Juno 27 Relief
for the 10,000 sufferers from tho
grea fire which wiped out a large
section 01 W ',,, r,,ln
SALEM FlflE
VICTIMS I
stnted measure. Wh e to ruins . iesolute did not the second
of half tho city are still smouiuer-, , the auB,,(.e8 of the Sea
0""..,,i u-nnt 1ms been mot and ace iiuuer i o i
int. iwiM " -: . in..
have been recovered
ilnlormined.
... -
, ...w . "--- .
that the sex was undetermined.
WILSON SBXS IIKGHKT8
,VVIoVut-t Pre., to IM B Tlm.l
...tctuvnTON. D. C. Juno 27,
VAfc.tll.vi."" --'.- ,,ivi
n...Mnl. WIlBOn BOIll l" '"""'"
ment be of any service!
The Times ids" Job- printing.
6
i
Suffragettes Cover Him and
Queen Mary With Pam
phleis at Park
till AnDclttvd rrws to Coot D7 Tlm.l
LONDON. F.nir.. .limn 27. Mill-
tnnt suffragettes rlrcuinventcd the
mm Biiiirngcucs circumvented me
iinllun runt Itntiil.nf.lml If tin. riimypit
1'wiii; lit... utlllltll.. lltl. ...i., v..vanv
and Queen Mary with leaflets at
tho entrance of the nark. A bun-
IIIU 01 JJIipLTH BirilCK UIO IV1I1K a Hill
....! 1... -.nV-,.1 It H,lmiini)d tl I1 In
II.. .. t. il.. !... . A
JAPAN IRATE
OVER TROUBLE
Mikado's Press Say They Must
Find Remedy for "Insult
ing" Situation
(Or Mocltld l'rc lo l.'ooi llr Tlmn.l
TOKIO, Juno 27. The Japanese
press generally expresses Indigna
tion today at the attitude of tho
United States tho Callfornln alien
land controversy ns outlined In the
correspondence between thu two
governments Just published. Several
newspapers InBlBt that a remedy must
bo found for tho "Insulting" ultun
Hon. Tho N'lchl Is especially violent In
Its utterances over what It calls Jap
an's flattery of America by participa
tion l) tjifl exposition at San Francis
co, and says Instead of doing this,
Japan, In view of tho United States
government's Inability to control the
BtateH, should consider tho wisdom of
taking action against California In or
'.r' to obtain satisfaction.
IS
IN BAD HEALTH
Physician Says He Must Rest
Four Months to Hecuperate
From His Hard Trip
Wf AumIiIH rrm In CM Ki TIimi.1
OYSTKIt HAY. Juno 27. Four
month of absolute rest has been
prescribed for Colonel Itoosovelt by
his phyBlclan, who Informed him ho
was suffering from enlargement of
tho spleen nnd loss or vitality oh u
result of malaria fever he contracted
In South America.
Can't Quit Politics
"Ilut In four montliR tho cam
paign will bo over," tho Colonol
anld. Conacuuonty ho considered It
Impossible to follow tho physician a
ndvlco. Ho abandoned, however, a
campaign trip ncrosa tho continent
In Soptembor. Tuesday night ho
will make only ono speech In Pitta
burg, Instead of two.
Malaria Is Trouble.
The change In Roosevelt's plans
came after an examination last
night. Tho doctor urged him to give
up the trip to Pittsburg and make
no speeches during tho campaign,
and so fnr as possible glvo up every
thing else that would tax his
...1..W.H. nnnsovoit tndnv exnlaln-
ed that the physician said It would
. t .1 A nli nllA Milt
require a long penou io
effects of the malaria and If this la
not accomplished, tho disease might
become bo securely fastened on him
that he would never recovor hla full
strength. It might even Impair hla
mental vigor, the physician said.
Colonel Roosevelt declined to heed
tho warning.
JtKSoTuTB IS lAMAfii:i
Ml? Aio.-Uil Prt-M IO I W7 TIlUM.l
oyster RAY. N. Y . Juno 27.
i wniuiaKii uuiiiivin... v.. ...- --
day on account of an accident to Her
bowsprit. The Vanltle ana Reliance
started over a 30-mllo course,
.
IIAKKIt SIIKHIKF MISSING
I
IB. tuvllllj ffM. I. l ! TlmM.I
BAKER. Or., Juno 27. Sher-
... i..i ,1.1m otnrtofl Intn the
I mountain's after Edward Fisher
I live days ago, lias not - ucu ,
i.-i --m ii ih ruuuu H 1IIUV
a party will be sent to search I
for him. !
rn.mir Mavor Stewart. Of I
r. n.a. niinced to have
I been shot by Fisher, Is out of
danger. I
' i. ..r .Tnlv Huraalns. Ijidle-'
Tfavort '&& ffa J
pnnQPUFi t
I U J KJ Lw n m I
Attorney for Storstad Declares
One Ship Was Responsible
ror uisaeier
I lit Ataorltt.il fmi to mot m. TlmM.J
QUBUEC, Juno 27. Hither the
Empress of Ireland or tho Storstnd
j - .iiiiih. - bb ui in-uiuti ur mo oiumuiu
Ifl (n lilntiln fnl tint rnlllulfiii nml
- . ... ..w. ......
loss of lives, according to C. S.
Right, counsel for the owners of
til ik Ct.i.Htn,l I.. Mi.. ........ I.... ...1.1Hnn.a
mv oiiJiniiiu. ill uiv uM;juiih a mil una
In till V ttw Mm nnmm loalrtn rxt Imiiitt!
BUTTE IRDER
Witnesses and Visitors at In-
unctinntinn nirphorl fnr
VtOimailUII OtUIUllLU lUI ,
Arms TodSV
(nr AuocUM rrt lo e IUj Tlm,l
llirTTK. Mnnl.. .Tiinit "7 Tim In.
quest over Krnest J. Noy, who wis
shot down in front of tho Miners'
Union Hall Tuesday night In a riot1
between tho metnl miners, begnn
Inilnv. Hvnrv mini iniloroil tint Pfir-
oner's office wns searched for arms.
county Attorney .Mcuauory reiter
ated Hint ne expected to mo a cnargo
.if mllriliir nftfi Hill lliriimat I In
asserted that the testimony at tho
unities' i. i nmvo inni ine uuiioi
that hll'rd Noy v.i.i r J from tlio
il r.).)f
i no ii iii'itiiiuiiiivni .in-.
dent -McUonahl nnd oilier off!t V
S SUBE NI
. . .. . ...
Speaker Clark Declares It is
inevitable anU UIVCS WO-
men Advice on Voting
inr AkkUI1 rmi to Com I1i TlmM.I
.
INQUEST OPEN
SATS SUFFERAGE
WASHINGTON, I). C, Juno 27. 'of the Clnflln C upany. It Is un- ezueln to the United Stntes, died
Speaker Clark today told a delega- derstood tint the Clnflln Interests bore of heart trouble. Ho waa sov
tlon or women from the Nntlounl , will oppose tho pultlon, contending enty years old,
American Women's Suffrngo Asso- that tho compiiu, Is solvent. I
elation: "Womun suffrago Is ns In-
cvltnblo aa tho rising of tomorrow s
sun. For more tiinu n iiiousanu
yonrs," said Clark, "men hnvo been
trying to run tno world, ami some
think thoy have mndo a bad mess
nt II I linnn vnu will voln fnr the
best principles nnd tho best men."
rctJUoiiH A iv i'ivmmhwi
Clark wns addressing n group of
u-ntnnn frnm tlilrt v.nleht stato. Who
had presented 300 petitions for wo
man surrrago in me lorm oi resolu
tions adopted by various organiza
tions In tho Natlon-wldo demonstra
tion May 2. Vice-President Mar
shall also received the women and
later the Sonators and Congressmen
received tliolr petitions. One suffra
gette fell In with Secretary of Stato
Rryan. From her earnest gostures,
nryan had to uso vlgoious measures
to extricate himself.
American Medical Society Will
Endeavor to Educate Ijiid
lic in Medical Matters
(117 AMOClAiaHl ri- w -w "- i
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Juno 27.
Tho education or tne puune in mum
leal matters In order to prolong life
Is to bo tho supremo effort of tho
American Medical Association during
the coming year, according to tho
SeS eie'cW t .rth.
close of the congress. He said the,
association wouiu aiieiiu is
of money In preparing medical mat-
ter for the newspapers.
Tl TltAI.VIXt. Sill I'M.
tnr auocuim i-reM to coo. B.j Time. i
SETTLE, W..h, June 27.-The'
,.."':; ".T-ininf. shins Asama and
japaneou i ui.....i, -"-r- --""
Aairna arr vl here today from Ta-
coma for a ten days' stay before re-
tSinU to the Orient. Formal calls
WPrP exchanged with the American
officers. . ,
LONGER LIFE
IS THEIR 1
1
Fill!
Councilman Leach, Only One
to vote tor Licenses, I urns
in His Resignation
(Special to Tho Times.)
-fnniTii.il.' r in.... ni tv....
V.V..1.' . a...... v ifi.iivi mi I'nij.'.
Morrison and the Coiiullle council are
expccicu lo Hin.nl ny me order to
... ...-
lii.t rnuli.
.....ww,, .uvhbvb, .m.i.wv... ... ...n .n
utillrt.i tl.lu it' it ii lr ml lnvnn fntrL
iiiiiiuii i ii in ti itn iiimi iuiijui niwiir
son will appoint his successor, making
a solid "dry" council. One saloon
was closed this week by Sheriff Gage,
,. ,,tlnpllI1lnlll.
pnni.R onfi in riHslnnriillfl Pa-
---"- : , "
t)Cr bllt UrCCIItOrS Will
ri. ii
Wcl
ire Now
i...-.
li. &. laitvA Pnaa It. rmi. Itat Tlrti 1
NEW YORK. Juno 27. With the
noto holders committee nctlng bb
n funnel for tho claims pouring In
from Imnks over i'io country, thero.
were today hit rei jing hopes of n
riifriiiiiirntlmi fnr in II. II. f!ln fl 111
pv !- .....f.. .v. ... ... --. ..........
Company and It.i string of dry good h
stores. Tlio creditors' lawyers ox-
iresHen no uiu'inuu in iiiii'iiurniK
lith Hie receiver-- so long ns they
m riuivlllPlllI till'.: tliolr rlldlllH nro
resHed no inieuiuu oi inierieriiig
I nro cniivliioml that tholr clients nre
I being protected.
AXOTiiim vim Tas faim'ui:
'XlV,r7,:wlxTiLni.
;,,,; petition Ii bankruptcy was
filed against tlio Defender Mnnufnc-
ii-i-lnr. Pfimnniiv. nf tliln cltv. milk-
om of Underwear mid a subsidiary
'of the Clnflln C upany. It Is un-
iiiunu luiiumu ii uij tunii uiiui-.nn nM representatives was practically
1 when the saloon licenses expire. assured. Whllo It Is estimated by
The saloons nre threatening legal pro- m)mo tlt n t-onference between the
cecdlngs If their now petitions are two factions will result In failure,
vejeeled. George I.eaeli, tho only t wns mndo elaar that l'resldont
councilman to vote In favor of the Wilson Is viewing tho negotiations
saloon licenses, handed In his reslg- ontlmlstlrallv.
..... i... J. ...... in.. .. .iu.. ....... -rt..u ..!. ... ....
nurc LLHrL i
WILL WIN 0 T
FLEET'S STAT
WILL BE BRIEF
r, i . o . Dniouino'Anotner quantity or letters ai
Sec. Daniels Says Battleships TeeQrams From Business
Will Remain in Pacific
Only Short Time.
I nr ammi.ii rrt. to coo. nr Tim, i
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 27.
c.nr.tnru nnnlnla Iii n slntement to
ilay announced that tho ships of tho
Atlantic Iieoi. WHICH win icau "
international navy parade out of
II......I.... n.iniiu rnr tliii onenlui! of
lllllUI. ..wm .-.- -- '
tno rannma mum nci .uunu, "
return rrom uio I'ueuiu wra
tho Atlantic nftor participating In
tho Panama Pacific Exposition. The
statement was Issued with regard to
tho navy department plans which
have been misconstrued and an
nouncement mndo that tho fleet
would remain on the Pacific Coast
a long Umo.
One Killed, Conductor Drown-
.. Mjn njurecj ear
i f5i:i-M.
MerCCd, California
u CoM , ,
iivnfipn PhI . .Tuna 27. One
""u"'" '. -,"" ....... i. ...i
RAD WRECK OF
hA mu HUN!
L.II I llll nun.
I!
paBsongor was crusneii to uuuwi uiu .... wis'Juno 27. The
the conductor JJ?
away In tno werrai m r ,.-..
- .
wo "f extra tra n p -. .
bo oseml io Valley Ral roa le n
the ralU a nd rolle. 1o n
bank
i .'- '
GO IS
Constitutionalist Leader An
nounces That He Will Con
tinue War on Huerta
MEDIATORSWAiT FOR
DELEGATES TO COME
Rebel President's Secretary
Makes Announcement of
Stand at Washington
(11; AMotUt! 1'rrti tn root tlty Tim
WASHINGTON, I). C, Juno 27.
President Wilson today received a
lengthy message from tho American
delegates nt Niagara Fulls and offi
cials clove to the executive, express
ed the opinion that a meeting be-
m iibu.i in HU
.I...I..H...H..
unUIUIBlU'UI.-t
. u.
in, am t.int n io ro nr ti i
WASHINGTON, 1). C, Juno 27.-r
The Constitutionalists are detormlu-
,l I.. .... ..nt llinl. niltllnrv num.
limlun to n conclusion, regardless of
participation In the Informal media
tion conferences. Tliolr pinna woro
Indicated hero on the arrival of Al
fredo llreecda, private secretary to
Provisional President Cnrranza, who
came to confer with Cnrroiun'a of
ficials In Washington,
Denies Dimension
Confirmatory of military plana,
It was learned that Villa plans to
attack Hnu l.uls Potnsl next week
and expects later to fight thu red
eralH In a Inst stand nt Qucrctaro.
Soon after the arrival of Ilrciedn,
ho received a telegram fiom Carran
r.a announcing tho nssurnnren of co
operation from all leading general,
ineiuiiiiiK viun, nun uri-ii received,
nnd ho wished tho people of the
Pulled Stntes to know tho cnusa
f tho revolution was progrcaslnir
without dlHsenaloii.
AOVANCi: ON SAN M'lH POTOSI
(nr Ahik-UIM Trm I. Coo. IUr T'.mM.)
. r.v.Mi'iuu, .nine a. rniriy-one
cars loaded with n thoiiannd tnon,
'.tiiiiinnlllnii nml iilliinlliM liiurnn thn
advance on San l.uls Pntosl, Four
sources nro now concentrating forces
ngaliiHt San l.uls Potosl.
vi:.i:n:iiA .man dkad
f Aio-Uitf Trru I. Coo. IUr Tlmn.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Juno 27.
P. K. Rolas, Minister from Von-
PRAISE STAND
OF
Another quantity of letters and
Men Made Publio
(nr AuMittti rmi i. rM tt tikm.)
U'ABIIINflTON. II. C. Juno 27.
J At tho Whlto Homo another quanti
ty or leuora nnu leiegruiiiB irom uum
iicbs men from different parts of
I uiu luuiuir iuuioiiik ii.itoii mu
tno (ouniry praising i-iesiiiuui vu-
son's Bland on business conditions
nml nntl-trust leclslatlon. huvu boc
I .... -.- -.. .
ihuiuu imum.
Life Savers Endeavor to Save
Crew of Matafa Which Is
Going to Pieces
(ur a.. iiii r "' tioim.j
SrPERIOR. WIbc., Juno 27.
Aftnr liiizarilnus work, tho big
I steel steamer Mntnafa, which
I was stranded today on tho Su
! porlor entry breakwater In n
gale, was released by tugs and
I towed to safety.
I (Ur AuorLIti! Tlf t lW Tin..!
- ,:".,,.', bo colne
'oaai tho Superior cntFy t
P. ,, , lIarl)ori Tho fe
. " -are worklirW '.Un effort to
! save--'the crew. "' ,'
L('l'll till' lllllJla.il llllll V UlinillltlllMI-
(iiniiii ilia iiiinHin ft i i -filial itiii inn.
PRESIDENT
LAKE VESSEL
IS 1ECKED
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