EIGHT KILLED WALL STREET BEVERLY TOO
IK
tetate Militia Will, Be Or
dered Out This Afternoon
to Quell Strikers at " Mc-
; Kees Ebcks and Schoen
Tille,, Pa.; More, Troubled
(Special Dlapafc to The Journal.)
Pittsburg. Aug. 23. Twenty
even men were arrested tbis morn
ing ana are now unaer guara in iwx
car Jails "as the result of the dis
covery of a plot to blow up the plant
of the Pressed ' Steel Car company
at Sehoenvllle . and McKees Rocks.
This latest phase of the strike sit
uation has 'led to the Issuing of a
general order to troopers to ahoot
to kill" at the slightest sign oP vio-
lence. : ; , '. -v-, y
Pittsburg. Aug. tS. The streets" of
HcKh'i Bocks - and Sehoenvllle, the
oena of last night's violent rioting,
when eight men were killed and SO In
jured, are practically deserted this
afternoon except tor the state-constabu-,
lary and deputy, sheriffs.; No ope la
being allowed to enter the town unless
they can satisfactorily explain their
mission. ... , - ' ' .
No on Is allowed to loiter on the
streets, said even the reporters are kept
moving. Sheriff Gumbert fearing more
rioting- this afternoon, will ask Governor
Stuart to rush state militia troops her
President Hoffstot this afternoon de
clared the number of Injured would not
xoeed SO. The continuation of the fight
between his company and Its employes.
Ms said. Is largely due to theinterferj
emce ol outsiders aiaea iiy.i(iui7
' Pittsburg, Aug. it Following last
.night s nouns, wnen eign ow
eores badly hurt. Sehoenvllle and.'Mc-
i .rises kocki wnere ma bis v
t constabulary la patrolling, the streets,
. J i 1 11 .MritMra tt l L.m
The strikers are sullen and threatening
mryA 1. la v.rv tsmhahl A thlLt
Governor Stuart today will call' out
additional troops of the state mllltla to
assist the constaouiany, wno r uu
I six, It is believed the exact number of
fatalities will be Increased when a house
Ito house canvass is made.. Scores of
I Injured strikers who were shot - down
lty tne troopers wnen ine noiing buai i-
I . 4 J .1 K w fvlana mr A
It is believed that a number of these
were fatally injured. Today the Pitts-
w kila1s . smwilatl vlrfi man
I UU Iff IIUByiLSVIBJ CSX a vivnvvw vrevsa
irho hav called to have their Injuries
The dead, bfffciallr reported to the
COrvnrr inia rnurnniarioiiw. -
DEPUTY SHERIFF HARRT ' EX
UER. f ; "V ' '!V--f
HARRT MIIXHAZEK, a strikef.
TROOPKR JOHN 1 WILLIAMS.
V TROOPER JOHN C. SMITH.
f THREE UNIDENTIFIED v WHITE
HEM. ' ' - ' - - '
t During last night's rioting mounted
SEER DUE AT
J. I TODAY
Wireless From Kaiser Wil
V helm Says Special Diet Is
; Necessary Because of Har-
riman's Delicate Physical
Condition. f
. -
V mi
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(Continued on Page Five.) i
AS
ZONA
AIRSHIP TOO
Local Man Builds Machine
and Travels EighVMiles
Without Mishap.
. Douglas," Aris., rAug. St. J. W. Wil
liam of this city holds the 'territorial
record for aerial flight. In a "glider"
of his own construction he covered
eight miles between Niggerheud moun
tain and Sportsmen'!, park in this city
without mishap yesterday, completing
his trip amid the cheers of a-large com
pany of witnesses.
- Williams has been working quietly on
his machine for several months,
HAWAII I'JILL
HOT ViSlTOREGOIf
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, Meeting: of Wizard and Pres.
ident , Taf t at Pelican
Caniiot Be.
Lodge
(Special Dispatch' to The Journal) .
Klamath Falls. -Or, , Aug. H."No,
lr; Mr. Harrlman Is not coming to Peli
can bay." said Colonel W. H. Holabird
upon his return from the east. He
. denies that there Is anything to the re-
tort that plans had been mads for Mr.
larriman and President Taf t to meet
' at the Oregon home of the railroad king.
He says that all rumors that Mr. Harrl
man is returning from Europe to come
to Oregon for : Bis health are : ground
less. - .......;..:-. , t -
Colonel Holabird hs gone to Odessa
and Pelican bay, where he will remain
. for several ' weeks superintending the
many imormremtnti that are being
made, .-. - . v . ... '. . - ,
fTJn!t4 Press teased WlrO
New York, Aug. 28. A wireless mes
sage today from the Kaiser Wllhelm
stated xhat the vessel would dock this
afternoon instead of tomorrow morn
ing. The message stated .that the con
dition of E a Harrlman on board is
not reassuring, -and that he had been
confined to his cabin. He had not eaten
the regular foods, but had been nour
ished with specially prepared viands
suitable for his physical condition.
As soon as the Kaiser passes Quar
antine, a ferryboat will meet the vessel
and take Harrlman off. ' He will . be
rushed to Jersey City and taken In .his
private oar to his home at Arden.
Tomorrow the directors of the Union
and Southern Paolflo railroads will hold
a meeting to aeciare dividends. ( o
change from the dividend declared last
year is expected. - - .
Owln to the state of his health Har
rlman will not be present at the meet
ing, but his views on a number of mat
ters to com before the directors will
be considered. ' . "
COOSBAyiWlE
TO HOLD DREDGE
Protestations Are Plentiful
v and Hawley Has Wired
; j : ;War, Department
BUSY TO BE
BIDDING
Agent , of Foreign , Blank
Book : Firm Entertained
So Lavishly He Forgot to
. "Break the Combine" of
Local Bidders.
T
8oee!al Dlniatdi to T lonm.l 1
Marshf ield. Or., . Aug. ' S3. Coos . Bay
people are making a strong effort to
retain tne government areage uregon
which has been at wonk on tne harbor.
Major Molndoa on stopping here, stated
that - the dredge - would be taken away
before the rainy ' season stated and this
aroused the people to. action and Con
gressman' W. C Hawley who has been
In this city, was appealed to for help.
The people have subscribed $21,000 for
running the dredge. and the port of Coos
Bay has guaranteed 150,000 mors for It's
maintenance. - Congressman : Hawley
has wired to the war department, these
facts together with a protest against
tne removal oi tne areage. It is held
that the dredge was built , for use on
the Oregon coast at. the instigation of
Coos Bay cltiiena and should remain
here. - The channel - in the upper bay
has been . dredged part way down but
au tne snoais nave not yet been re
moved and it the dredge is taken away,
the work started will be left in an in
complete condition. The dredrings have
been used to fill streets and low places
in the city and' without ifs further
use portions of the elty - will be left
unfinished.'' It was the understanding
ox uie w nay people mat me areage
.wu lo remain nere as long as money
for Its maintenance was ; furnished.
These arguments are being presented by
the neople and the commercial bv1la
in the hopes that there will be no change
in uie ui BBem .rnuigements or ' tne
dredge, the work of which has so far
osea largely oenenaiai to the harbor.
LONG DRAWN OUT , '
; , SUIT UNSETTLED
v (Sslem Boreas of Th JoTinia.)
Salem. Or.. Aur. 23. Jwln William
Galloway decided finally today - in the
Parkersvillo drainage distrlot cass that
the Parkersville district was not a prop
erly organised corporation according to
the laws of this state and therefore tha
condemnation ' proceedings brought
against the Wattler estate for a right
oi way ior a aitcn were not regular.
. Litigation relative to the matters in
volved in this suit have been In the
Courts for a great many years. ' It will
be carried to the supreme court before
finally determined. . The dispute orig
inally arose over the condemnation nro.
ceedlngs brought to acquire a right of
way for a drainage canal in the eastern
part of Marion county through the place
belonging to the Wattler estate.
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Despondent . Oyer'' 111 Luclv,
'.. William Kennedy Takes ,
. . -His Own Life.
Clatskanie. Or.. ' Aur. is WIlILm
Kennedy,-aged SO, alone, sick and de
spondent, blew out his brains in his
room at the Orand Central hotel here
at 4 o'clock this morning. He died be
fore help could reach him. ,
Kennedy was to have been married In
three weeks to a local young woman,
and it is thought this had much to do
with his despondent condition. For
some time his health had been falling
and recently he had been unable to work
as usual.. . . i - , .. '- , -
The coroner made' an Investigation of
the case, but the intention to end all
by Kennedy was so clear that an inquest
was not deemed necessary. . The body
Is being held for Instructions from Ken
nedy's parents, who live at Marysvllls,
Ohio, t - -
That lavish entertainment by members
of the local book trust, whereby the
agent of a St. Leu Is firm was wooed
away and prevented - from bidding,
played an important part in the plan of
the local trust to gain the contract for
furnishing 100 blank books to the coun
ty, became known today.
Frank H. Beverly, local agent for
Geory D. Barnard A Co., 'appeared, at
the courthouse this morning and ad
mitted that the hospitality of some of
hia rivals was responsible for his failure
to submit a bid last Wednesday. At
that time six local firms submitted uni
form bids of $14.40 ' per volume. The
firm represented by Beverly sent a cer
tified check, with a letter saying that
their agent would bid.
But Beverly did not hid. He waa not
there, either in person or by letter. . This
was thought peculiar. Inasmuch as he
had been very keen after the business
and had assured the county clerk that
if bids were called for he could break
the . back of the local combine. -
Today Beverly told how It was. "He
met one of the leading members of the
trust, he said, and was treated like a
king. ' Time passed rapidly, and the
nour ior placing tne Did rutted by.'
The eountv clerk has rejected all the
bids, as - they were -mil like . peas in a
pod and expensive peas, at that. The
court- is ' believed to be figuring on a
new way vo oeat tne comoine.
,Wm . , I 'I Ill .,, , I i ,
DRINK OF WHISKEY .
CAUSE OFKILLKG
ELEMENTS DEFEAT PLANS
. : OF AVIATORS IN FRANCE
"' .in nii'i i r-u'Jium""" ' ' ' """ '"""'"i ....-oww
f r 1
. . f ; i .9
.,' fZZZZZzx ,k y
' Hubert Latham,' at the wheel of his y Antoinette Monoplane, In
which he remained in the Air 9 minutes and 4 7 4-5 seconds at IUielms
Saturday. , ' .. I. :-"
Hanford, Cal., Aug. 13. Lee Phillip,
an Indian, is in Jail here, following an
altercation last night ' over' a. drink of
whiskey, during which It is alleged he
snot ana instantly suuea Jim Aionsa,
another Indian.
- After Alonza had been killed the man
attempted to escape to the mountains.
A posse pursued the Indian for threo
hours and surrounded him on, a ranch,
a short distance from this city. The
man. showed fight but when tha officers
drew their guns .and covered him he
surrendered and made no trouble. He
was immediately brought to Hanford
and placed in JaiL
Both men were employed as sheep
shearers on a ranch near Hanford,
where tha shooting occurred.. ' -
DUKE DE ABRUZZI
UIIIIIG NOME
Now in Himalayas Hopes
to See Miss Elkins Before
She Leaves Europe.
.' (United Press Leased Wire.)
Rome, Aug. !. The Unions today
published the statement that Duke de
Abrusst will soon return to Europe from
his mountain . climbing expedition ; Into
the Himalaya mountains. He hopes to
sea Hiss Katharine Elkins before shs
leaves Europe. Abruszl 1s now attempt
Ing to ascend Mount Everest, the hlsrh
est peak in the chain, and he will re
turn as soon as he finishes his self im
posed task of reaching the summit.
WESTON ENTERTAINS .
DISTRICT. CONFERENCE
(Special Dispatch to Tb lonrnaL
Weston, ' Or., Aug.x 13. The fourth
district conference of the Methodist
church. South, convened yesterday and
will - continue its ' session for two or
three days. 'President Martin, of Co
lumbia Junior college., of Milton, is pre
siding. Quite a number of ministers
and lay members are in attendance.
COHlir LAUD
AS RIGHT-OF-WAY
Deschutes Railroad Company
Asks Crook County Court
to Fix Damages.
Madras. Or.. Auev II W. tt niu and
wife, who have a place two miles south
west of Madras, Were today served with
summons in a condemnation milt bv
Deputy Sheriff J. C Robinson, for right
of way of the Deschutes Railroad com
pany over .their land. , y ,
There was a wide difference between
the price offered by the right of way
agent and that asked by the owner of
the land. -The case will come up for
consideration at the October term of the
circuit court In Crook county - . (
Railroad engineers have commenced
to set grade . stake for the , Harrlman
road, and it is presumed construction
work will begin in a few days on both
sides of Willow Creek canyon, north and
south of tola plaos.
' (United. Press leased Wire.)
fcParls, Aug. 2S. With three passen
gers on board in addition to the pilot,
M. Capaxsa, the new dirigible balloon
Clement-Bayard Was wrecked- in a net
work of telegraph wires today, and
tha jossengers were precipitated into
the Seine. The big . aerial craft sank
in midstream where it struck after
crashing through - the wires and a
clump of willows. No lives were losL
Early In the day the ascent was
made and - the dirigible was headed
toward London where the aeronauts ex-
gected to descend before nightfall. They
ad flown but a short distance when
the winds drove the big gas bag into
the telegraph, wires. The silken cover
ing was - ripped and most of the gas
escaped. Beyond control, the airship
crashed "downward into a clump, r of
willows, which' caught In the cloth and
tnt Wa -t)&a'.
-ThewhalrlgW-tnig-- Into"-. he
Heine ana tnrsw us terrmea iHnn
gers Into ths river.- AU suoceeded in
swimming ashore, while the airship
sank to the bottom. A swarm of boats
are now hovering over the spot where
the airship sank, attempting , to salvage
the air vessel. ; ' , .
' (United Frees leased Wire.) ' '
Rhelms, Aug. 2S.--Ow1ng to ths high
winds -and intermittent showers .pre
vailing here.- Saturday, . the - aviators
were unable to make-a ' showing until
Just before dark . when ; the wind fell
to a dead calm. - .
Immediately tha sky pilots made their
machines ready. Latham made the
first start, followed by Lambert, Som
mer, Cockburn, De la Grange and Four
nler. - '
Six ' aeroplanes wers in . the air at
ones and It was a wonderful and Im
pressive, spectacle.
Then Le Febure, with a Wright bi
plane, Bunau-Varilla, Tlssandler, Far
ller, Bleriot and Paulham joined the
flight . of the mighty birds. Latham
came down first after finishing the
second round and the others gradually
dropped out until only three Wright
machines remained afloat These areo
planes alone completed the required
three rounds. . -
Owing to heavy ground yesterday as
the result ef continued rain, the first
competitors declined to . start In the
elimination race for the coupe interna
tional d'avlation. ,
Official Classifications O-rvsn.
The of flclal classification in ths SO-
kilometers Speed test Is:
Tlssandler (Wright bl-plane),. 28
mlnoteS a9 1-6 seconds.' ' ,' v..
-. Comte De Lambert (Wright bl-tlaneV
jo-minutes' 2 seconds: - '. '
Le Febvre (Wright bl-plane), 29
minutes 2 1-6 seconds.
The classification In" tha 16-kllo-
meters speed test run at the same time
as the 80-klloraeters test. Is: .
Le Febvre (Wright bl-plane), 8 mln
utes 88 1-8 seconds.
Tlssandler (Wright bl-plane). 9 min
utes z l-a seconas.
Lambert (Wright bl-plane), t min
utes S3 2-8 seconds. ,
Latham (Antoinette monoplane), 1
minutes 47 4-5 seconds.
' Paulhau ( Voialn bl-plane), , 10 min
utes 60 seconds.
Sommer (Farman .bl-plane), 11 min
utes zt z- seconas.
Cockburn (Farman bl-plane), 11 mln
Utes 44 seconds. . .
- Bunau-Vartlla (Volsln bl-planeV IS
minutes u l-o seconas.
COAST
Spanish Steamer Ushant
Goes. Down in Terrific
; Storm French Steamer
Menarangra Also Report
ed Lost With All Aboard.
CHANCES TAKEN
III MARRIAGE
'- sawssaasssssSssss-ssssMsa-Swasss '
'She Was Born, . Chewed
Gum and Died," Not Good
Epitaph, , Says Phelps
fUnlted Press Leased WlrO
Los Angeles, Aug. 23. "Heaven Is not
above, nor hell below; both lie beyond
the marriage altar, Is the significant
warning-' to. young; men offered by the
Rev. Arthur Phelps, D. D of Los An
geles. . .
Dr. Phelps last evening occupied Dr.
"Bob" Burdette's pujplt at the Teinpla
Baptist church. ; He announced as his
theme the, trite phrase, "Getting Mar
ried." He said: V '
"The Bible says:; He that flndeth a
wlfefindeth a good thing," you notice It
says Ylndeth, not- 'chooseth.' There's
a, great element in chance in marriage,
like prospecting for gold, or investi
gating a nornet s nest.
T vtnt A Kfl V AM 1
man: Don't marry a girl
gum, and died."
I want to say one thing to a young
' a girl whose epitaph
'She waa born, chewed
In the Want Ad Section
of The Journal Today
69.
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46
73
50
45
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38
Advertise for v .
help ' ;
Advertise for.
situations -
'Advertise furnished
rooms for rent "
Advertise real estate for
sale -.--.
. -: " - if-.-'
AdvertUehlnislness - s -chances
:.,
Advertise houses for
rent .-
Advertise flats for
rent
'Advertise housekeeping
rooms for rent.
The Journal "Want Ad" De-
partment maintains a free bu
reau to assist the public In the
recovery of lost articles.
NEGROES- ALLEGE
HELD IMAGE
Former Georgia Senator Ac-
cused 50 Negroes Make
the Complaint.
' . (United 'press Leased Wire. I '
Atlanta, Ga,Aug. $3. Former SUte
eenator . James M. Smith, millionaire
planter, and once a candidate for gov
ernor of Oeorrln. la uniuI . .
ing agents to kidnap negroes, who are
s uu- puunauon in Oglethorpe
county and there held in peonage.
KIh,v.ch.ar.e.,'aln8t Smith were
igni wnen tsm Rouse, a
negro who Is alleged to be In the em"
ploy of mUh., was arraigned on a
chkrge of kidnanlnr. Aconi-Sin- tt.Z
testimony produced at the hearing the
; tX.. . . 11 r" omitn s rarm ror
indefinite periods of time without pay
Many , ?erroes whs allege that they
were kidnaped were present at the
hearing and testified that when they
made any effort to leave they were Put
In chains.' - v
After the trial Attorney &foore said
l,?Tt!?0,' Prosecute these men to
the limit as it is one of the plainest
cases or peonage tnat I ever have come
In contact wltn. I represent about 60
inenR. wno worxea on me rarm, and
who are now living in constant dread
of . being captured and taken back on
some slight pretext" .
REIDlAWi
Will POSITION
Report, That Ambassador
Has Resigned Emphati
7 cally Denied.. .
(United Preia Leased Wire.) ,
London, Aug. 23. The entire
crew, numbering 26, of the Spanish
steamer Ushant,-, were drowned to
day when the Teasel went down off
the Brittany coast In a terrific storm
according to dispatches just received
here.
The same storm is reported to
have wrecked' the Dutch wlndjam
mer WotUlle, off the Cape4 Verde
islands, and all the members "of the
crew also are reported to have gone
down with the vessel
At the same time a message- was
received stating that the French
steamer Menarangra ,had gone down
and that all of its crew and passen
gers were lost. The number of pas
sengers abroad the vessel Is 1 not
known. The Menarangra is believed
to have been lost between Madagas
car and Capetown.ln the. same storm
that recently wreoked the Varatah
CAIIIIOillll
LETTER
The Deposed . "Lieutenantw
Charges, Amongr. - Other
Things, That Uncle Joe
Conspired with Aldrich
Against House Tariff Bill.
IIOTED PAIIirillG
FOUIID III FRISCO
Lost for 50 Years, Murillo's
"Lost St. Jerome" FinaP
.','E,.rly:TurnsrTjp.'v - s
e Esteban Bartloma Murlllo was
w born at SeviUe, Spain. In 1117, e
He was the greatest ecclesiastl- S
cal painter, of Spain and his
4 paintings command fabulous
. prices. Ths ost St Jerome," or
as named bf Murlllo, "Hierony-
e mous," Is one of his materpleces. a
e Until found In Ban Francisco, the
painting waa believed destroyed.
v . (Cnlted Preas Lsaaed Wlre.1 '
Ban Francisco, Aug. '23. After being
lost to the -world for 60 years, the fa
mous painting, commonly known as ths
"Lost St. Jerome," a Murlllo, has been
discovered In San ' Francisco. : The
painting is now in the hands of rela
tives of the late General Otho Cressup
Ord." United States army. Tha painting
with another by the same master was
sold in Paris In 1860. The paintings
wsre sent to Mexico and then all trace
was lost. .. .. v ""'-.Ji,.'
While visiting relatives in Mexico, in
18S2, General Ord came across the
alnungs in an oia monastery in mexico
!ttv. - He Immediately recognised the
superiority of the work and through the
Influence of Mexican government of
ficials purchased the canvases.
Examination provm urara w uu
Murillo's "The Virgin of the Napkin,"
and "Hleronymous, ' as named hy the
master, or "St. Jerome, - as it is Known
h.t.. anion the artists.
Ord purposed to nang xne ous in ms
office. "The Virgin of tne jsaptun" was
stolen, when ne returnee; o meunuea
States, however, he Drougnt wiin nim
the "Ijost BU Jerome. , i .
FATHER BELIEVES
HIS SON MURDERED
Cd1U4 Freaa Leased Wlre.
Ran .RafaeL CaL. Aug.- IS. An In
miut win h held today over the body
Of Waiter uowiea, me iivru wu
ftf Pctuuma caDitaiisi wno aisao-
teared a week ago ana wnose poay was
ound with a bullet noie tnrougn tne
temole on the marshes near Novato
VfltArlslT ' ":- '
- When found the young man's body
waa lying face downward wiin a re
volver belonging to his- father- in his
hand. Nearby was a small stack ' of
ashes where some papers had been
burned. - - . . '
This, leads many to oeueve mat tne
?oung man ; committed suicide. His
ather. however, believes that Bowles
was murdered and asserts that the
outh had one Bitter enemy. He has
ad detectives engaged for the nast
week tracing down clues and Bowia
father- averred - today that ther have
run -across clues which Indicate that
his son waa kidnaped and taken by
fores to the marshes in an. automobile.
(rotted Press Leased Wire.) ...
London, Aug. IS. -It was emphatically
denied here today by attaches of the
American office that Ambassador Held
had tendered his resignation to' Presi
dent Taft. . . - .:. -.
It waa stated that while 'Ambassador
Reld would remain away from the of
fice for six. weeks he would return and
con t i np e ? his work here , throu ghout the
winter at least. V-;'"' -
It Is known that Amhitauilnr D.l
would like to retain the ambassadorship intendent of tha division of salaries and
" Postoffice Needs More Room, i '.
' ' (Spedal'Diapatch to Tha JonrnaL) ' ?
froeser. Wash.. Aug. It. The nniN
ters of the' postofftco nave, been Inade
quate for a long time,, and Postmaster
Henry has 'finally succeeded in Inter
esting the ' government in securing a
larger room. H. B. Hall, assistant super-
m
but his reported differences with Presf- allowance has been here and secured five
dent Taft. it Is said, prevents his ask-1 proposals for a new location for the
"J . 3 grosser postonica.
, (Cnited Press Leased Wire.)
Elizabeth, N. J., Aug. 23. C. N.
Fowler, ' who formerly was chair
man of the committee of banking
and finance in the lower house, and
who was refused reappointment by
Speaker "Joe" Cannon, today ad
dressed an open letter to Cannon.
Since he lost the chairmanship of
the committee. Fowler has been a
prominent insurgent. In the letter
he said:
"Do you suppose, sir, that I did
not. fully appreciate the probable
consequences of my act when I un
dertook to play a part to secure re
form la the banking laws? -
"Do you suppose I was not aware of
your Ignorance, .. prejudice, inordinate
conceit, favoritism and putrid prefer
ences? Like all characters possessing
absolute power, malice is the mainspring
of your every action.
Fowler then recited that Cannon op
posed Fowler's plans to avert the panic
"Totl literally hooted at the Idea of
a panic coming, end you said in an ad
dress -What' in hell , does this howling
Wall street amount to The country
doesn't care, what happens to the damned
speculators.1 Everything is all right out
west and, around Danville.'"
Iagnaa with Aldriok. - - - -
Fowler then accused Cannon of con
spiring with Senator -Aldrich against
the house tariff bill. In reference to
his charges. Fowler said:
"I have gone into these details-to lay
bare your contemptible false pretenses,
to exQose youri duplicity, treachery,
perfidy to the legislative body over
which you preside, whose bill you are
bound to defend, not destroy."
Fowler followed -with the declaration
that It looks like Cannon and Aldrich
conspired to obtain high rates In the
tariff to discredit President Taft lie
said: ... i" -- ;-. -
"Though - the scheme failed it exhib
ited "Cannonlsm in its highest perfect
ed development, I challenge you to point
out, in all our political history, a more
dishonorable bit of business, unless
perchance you cite something from your
own career of which the people are not
yet aavisea. ..... - . .. .
jrowier conciuaes nis excoriation or
the speaker by the statement that If tha
Republican party wins the next con
gressional election it will only be upon
the grave of "Cannonlsm."
INTERESTS" PLIIII
PiriCKOT'S DEFEAT
Scheme to Place Congress
man Scott in.Taft's Cab
inet ottes to-Liffht.'
(Waahtngtoa Burnt ef Tha Journal.)
Washington,'- Aug. S3. It became
known today that a definite "frame up"
exists to get Congressman Scott of Kan
sas into Taf t's cabinet -as secretary of
agriculture.' : Scott' Is- an organisation
man attached to 'the cannon machine.
The ort-anlsatlon is ' against Pinrhnt.
hence Scott.- as secretary, would mean
that the head of the department would
be hostile to Ptnchot.
The supporters or 1 bcoii s" ennmaacv
roceeded on the-theory that Wilson Is
o ' retire, which Wilson's friends say
Isn't true. Many believe Scott's can
didacy Is a plan of "the Interests" to
defeat PlnchoL
ROOSEVELT KILLS
FIRST ELEPHflflT
Accompanied by Only One
' Gun Bearer Strenuous -'
One Gets Fine Specimen.
(Cnlted Prs Lraaed Wlf. .
KalrobU Africa, Aug. J3.-Y'Inne!
Roosevelt," who with bis party Is hunt
ing near Kenia, killed Ms flrat elophsnt
Saturday -while hunting In thf. Jnsi'!,
accompanied by only his ntlve gjn-bearer.
The elephant wan a rnssnlf Ir-enl l,tj!l.
The animal was aklnned ami li hi in i
now being prepared f"r hlpm-nr t, t !
SmithaonUn Institute, by Culn!(m.
and Heller.
Roosevelt todav bewnn a huiit .
Luke MWPM. Kermtt JCmiv!f la ti i ,'-r
Ing near Uuaao Nyro, wlte h ; . t
to shoot as big m us hia fii. tr .,' , t
along ths laks snores.
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