TUG WXATllEK iaaday fair, ffOtatt f l- r; veaurty nia Maun The Sunday Journal ooatrsuaaa C 7.5 6 .Sections 74 Pages VOL. IX. NO, I. PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNINO, MAY 8, lilt. miCC FIVE CENTS -li,.-"s T n 70 TnllPT Oil TO lAnnfhpr l-rnnrisnn zpcoas tor butraoe PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF MEXICO REBELS PROCLI 1 I I . . . I YJ 11 1 A I I I I ia. ata. a a- I . .0 lUJ OU 0 . II r mm m mm m m m m m V f mm V W- a -Axr II; Son Born to Mr. and Mrs, Johrti Rockefeller Jr. at Pocan- TAl ' tlco Kills.. " ' . , . ... .. I I' III i II I J .." W , in RICH AFJD POOR RUB ELBOWS IN GREAT SUFFRAGE PARADE DIE l PERKINS SPEEDS TO CAPITAL GOMEZ PRESIDE! JUAREZ CAPI t Mm afc I.. .at mi-m L a .& as . . Ill " I 11 i an aavs Aiiorney uenenu k.. M,(.,t-tww.M p, ' , - ... . V. i I . ta Mr. aad Ura.-Je.a U lUch. oonapanc nas eager 10 tn jr. t their a.e t pmi Prosecute Harvester Com bine but Was Put Off. ' WAS CIRCLING GLOBE WHEN DECISION REACHED UUi today. Tn leiaat graadchild f I Jeha IX Machrltr ta the third I aad fourth child a hli Ther ar fer MM gvaadbtdrj I lb four f Jaha a Jr. Mra l.areU MeOtakk f CM-. wb weal MlM Cdiih Kork.f.llar. la lb another I r I wo living er.iidre and Mra. H l"r- I Ml - Pvaii la h ooihr of m living child Mr. Raa-k.faUar- etdeot daughter, tfeaale, who tnarrtad Chart Kirvag .and wbe died M(tl year act), ! survived ay a daughter, Margaret, . . n . . lie eiaal et in itora.r.iiav greno- wnai i, n. Means uy uouu rhutr. a4 a $t ravam ua Mr and Bad Monopolies." . - It la iMfif lha ckU4ra thai th l p. i nvt a.i.ttvr iann ynmiBi; win fc-4trta -caaXiu XUa-Jl" aalta aa HlInuN II 1M,M.M0 baior a tha all mllllonalr k(a glvlnc "Circumstances Tend to Show rrWl4 rtaa. iMrf rtt.t BalUMor. M4, ktar - for aa v Approximately 20,000 Women and Number of Men Take Part in Long March for "Votes MRS0. H.P.BELMONT LEADS HER 'BRIGADE Crowds Along Avenues. Chec Fair v Sex; Hats Doffed as Une Passes. - , iria aar la aalllion. AMaouxk k haa :" Utatrlbu4 Kltltona tt U net balt.va (tr tU laUraattaaal Km arn.l iN Tor a. My With baan.ra f lav aod banda plarlnf Tha Br I Lft k, y.i.u as maU a ararfUiaT I 'rrT: . - :t " "'!rr I lUhlod Ma.- tha arrat arm at mat. aaery.-Fraaldaat Tart .1- ruaVA- hT. ri.7r,ra: lV." fiUl. Mrh, J -rh 1 7 "h f.V ,bU tak4 fcU fonnr frlaa nrii.oa i umatad al frera ll.o.60 t III.MO kta truat rroMcnUoa feor. Ikntattbclttt aar, a tsar will ba aaoafh laft at klm wtlhSaora aarwain and r ariror au vna rranacnuarao. ttraa thaa ka ka arartouair aaawa. ptTaidfd at C'anMl hall tfra rf th k publla damon Li..i.vv.n..i.i1.M auatlon- af -am.n ar.r a..a tn tbU mfHInx la aw lork Ut UlCht. eownlrr. It I aaclmatad that than Hli haarar war awuaia" ai aad ehaarad Mala. Ur. Kaoaavalfa ehl.f tham la ta attampt to Ur ti claaa foaling and ha trad and to array thaa who bara aef much agalnat thoa waa mft.- aald tha praatdaat. Crtala Xa ravel. "With kla UlUa r.tard for cenatltu tlonal raatricilon. hia liltla retard to tha dua praoaa or lav.-1 cannot dui think that ther U a araat ctiala la tha cotimtrra hlalory Imralvad la tha quUoa whalhar aow for a third tartn ba hail ba tb nomlnaa or lf K.puon- raa party and b lvtad to la pri- d.BPf. Confesses Crime in Death Letter Before Execution Murderer Admits Killing Charged to Fellow Convict. TITANIC HEARING CLOSED.REPORT 8a It Laka City. Utah. Mar 4. A aea!d 'ZIL l.lt.r laft bjr Jaroaa J. Mania, bangad fiatnmantln noon RooTlt a enant I v .... -f. .T. .. lag haart toward a third trm. Taft aald "ow rtiL. . '!r:.,.r M-h. ' Protiblr raault ta tha fra rup of roffa and boma a c.nrtld.ia. I dom o( Klc . Hllworlh f tm,r , .7 .T." .1:. . fc.a lh uh P-nItnUary. Th lttr. which all tha avldltr of on who baa aavar uhrnittt u. .h. .tat. txra One. rplyl to HooaavdUa rharr by Morr that h k1d a mn tnai MaM ar auppuruna 'S I K.n1.r. .1 I.fnn TTt.K. In If.. I I 71. 7i.7 . . . . i - - " " - i commiiiM mvMii arm 1 inn nr ina iniinar U.wlMw how many bod I. a of I Tl"!"'' !i.nA I ot tha TlUnlo wa. eompl.tad hr to- I clarad that tb prad rapraaantad not daad boa.r. war atrawa along tha path I T::' ,,,:....: ZT7mi .n'.nt Dr Knl0' w,mam A,an " "I1? .'n "" or w- .r ThMiiAH Rooaavalt In th avo . it Mem. Known tnai u ooramiiia. ua aunrag in vnia country, wit ven t.arlrTaJ ha wtVrwIdanfc" anet .m: '-nuno waa raport. which way b rady for th aan- a mora dacldadly Intareattng epoch In 7 ThlTrowd ZomZ whTm t applaud c0n,utdu ,f imprlaonmant kta la a waolt. will ba baaed on tbea th growing activities of, women la pub- tJF ?uJ?S7 ' appiaoa Haworth la aarvlng bla t.rm la tba f.0ta brought In tha teatlmony: lie llf and pnbllo lntarata. tnia inruau aama Prison wher Monia waa axacut- tv. rn.ni. . . ik.n.k .nn. ... ... . President Taft cbargtd that Attorney. . iratini,-wtt, "r: 1 'wo- tbia matad that thvr war i.so mkrehara la lla. - rrM waablngtan Bquara up Fifth avenue to rtfiy.aev.atli atreat and Ihanca to Caraagta hall, great eathueta. tic crowda lilted tb way; wladawa. bal eomaa, roof a and aidawalka filled with admiring and cheering thronga for th piucsy womea uung th two and half mile walk to demonatrat the aarn. eatnaaa of tbalr auppllcatlon for tba MilOt. . B.eatv.a CaBad Oat 60 great ware th crowda at Wash ington Square when th marcher ban to gather that tha roaervea were railed out to clear tb afreet and eijoare for tn aeiegationa or eu ff regie ta aaaernbled inar. SpeCllOn 01 LinerS . VY 111 De a-rand tnarahal of the day. - x r ... I aounded tha bugle call and lha parade UIIK Ul ncUUIIIIIICMUtlLiUIIci I movea out from under Waahlncton arcn with th preclalon and amb!e or military training. women or wealth and proud aoclal poaltlon marched In euffrage league with the working girl of ahop and fao- tory. Membera of the marching army da- COMES III IEK r 5 More Complete American In of Senate Committee. (t'nttod PrM L.d Wlre.1 New fork. May 4. Wbao th aenat ..... .i.. 11. ;...! Treat but that l" r.na -mi inter wa running z knot aaiwitri tna women. It waa decidedly -and pleaded with Herbert Knoa Bmlth. "rJaTlowa Tueidav Wa ' ' J .k . V" ' .! 0f """" chief if tha bureau of corporaUona. not ? h' lT,u,"' """" I CapUln gmlthwaa not en U. bridge, h tbe,r.hd " marohara " ' . I 1 .T. J: " 7 1 1 But at unnr in bla cabin. . I aiong. onenv. paaaed to bring eult . . . . a ) I Ul lUBUUw . . IV ilBlfUl a.ma iraiui ftBBaiaiaUaa I mm . i a a l. ... a .a. m . The raault waa.- Tart' coniiDueo. 1 ,", "," ,,J - I in iookoui in me orowr neat- waai vrowoa xagar vo yay xomaga. that Mr. Smith mad a report an Bep- I "IT"" "V.. . not provided with blnoculara. I '. la fact tha attitude of tha crowd. . . . ' mill ria. at. iiuiuuu 111 aui. iuduwu am itm wii 1.. .. ..... 1 he recommended that bo rait b brought J46" wd o7 B.r,i- kUHn7 on. er. eoPartmenta were cloaed at all. earneat marching women rathe? than to until he had made .a lull lnveaugaiion 1 T -"'. 7 I ' I Tner waa no teatlmony tnat th lire-litbe or leer aa on former occaainna of the Harvekter Truat. Before true 1 , : leaving apparatua and aafety device I One roung bualneaa man who marched a report wa made by tha aaaiatant I (were properly teated before th Titanic I in the Men'a league expreaaed the aen- diatnct attorney 01 norui uu.oui ana. a J T T O fcouinampwn. I tlmenta ahared by other marchera when by tha dlatnct attorney or Minneeoia ij ijl f 1 T I iner wer nieooata ror not more I be aald: v. wa. met r.tia. rnr nroaacilt."- w that ther waa good cauae for proaecut Ing the Harvester Truat; that thla truat violated the antl-truat law. onwovem ber 7 th prealdent directed Mr. Smith to notify Mr. Perklna that no proaecu- ( Continued on Page Five.) WARM WELCOME GIVEN COLONEL N MARYLAND AIDES 11 for Murder Abroad Girl Wanted in Saxony Is Lo- . cated - at- Mother'-s Home in Pittsburg, Supporters Claim 57 . Out o 139 Delegates to ihe State Convention, (United Preea Leaeed Wlre.t Cumberland, Md., May 4. Reiterating . practically everything he aald . In his Baltimore apeech, Colonel Roosevolt to night wound up two daya of campaign ing through Maryland with an open, air meeting in city aquare here. While tha colonel hlmeelf la not Indulging in predictions, bla aupportera throughout tha cities he visited expressed confidence that be will carry the state on Monday. They claim to' be certain of 67 out of the 129 delegates to the state con- ventlon and predict enough more to aecure the necessary . 6S to control Throughout the day tha colonel relterat ed his appeals to voters to down the bosa system and , to adopt Tear progres aivlsm. He aald he wanted more than " a rnajflfrltyh wanted a three, four or five to on victory. Iteceptloa Pleases Colonet Six thousand - people turned out at the fair grounds at Hagerstown to bear him and the colonel was : Immensely pleased' by a monster reception at Fred erlck. - 'v-' .IK - "you werf, progressives in 1861 and tha standpatters saia you couian t, get through." th colonel told his O. A. B escort at Hagerstown. The only new element tho ex-presldent put Into his : speeches today was the declaration, ex pressed nera, os roiiows: . p;: a $. "The - Democratio bosses are ; helping th Republican bosses, because they know if wa strike down the Republican bosses, every other boss will ahak pa hia feet" 'V, -..v amoorats- Intrsta.i:i ... "The Independent and decent Demo crat," tha colonel added a moment lat. er.'are a much concerned In our-fight as wa are, for if we, overturn our bosses tbe example will be catching." r Roosevelt enjoyed tha day and laughed heartily over the enthusiastic attributes with 'which, aeveral' local chairmen of meetlnga Introduced him. , One of these presiding officers Introduced th colonel as' the "greatest ex-presldent ncr liv ing." ? 1 - Rooevet .tonight branded aa a canard a rvport that he would personally at tend the Chicago convention and direct bis fight for, th liomlnaUoa from the floor. . fCalted Press teaiwa Wlrat Plttaburg. May 4. After eludlna- the police of two continents for months. May Purty, a 10 year old blonde .of Rupertsgruen. Saxony. In Germany, waa arrested today on a charge of murdering Karl ; Gottloeb of Ungelhum, Germany. Tn girl waa arrested at the home o her mother on Coraopolla Heights. She la said to have been , employed ' by the son of the murSered man, who was on innkeeper and disappeared after the kill ing last January. " Pinkerton detectives made the arrest and tonight took the young woman to rhlladalphia,'swhere ateps will be made Tor her deportation. , " . than 1O00 of those on board. Soma of ooinndatloaa. ' ' It waa learned that some of the thing that Senator Smith's report to tha sen ate will reconimend are: More complete American inspection of liners. The United 8tatea cannot Inspect for eign, built llnera before they ar launched, but this "country can prevent Improperly built and equipped vessels from leaving American ports. Senator Hmlth tt.M . Requirement of life Bavtng apparatus and lifeboats-sufficient for all on board (Continued on Page Five.) "Tha street crowds wer far differ ent In their reception of us than they wer last year. Today's reception was splendid and ahowa the rapid changing publlo aentlment towarda suffrage, - -It la no doubt due to the addition of California to the suffrage state In last year's street parade and the num ber of states represented today, which nakes "the parade on of national in terest." One of the bannara carried byhe men bore the words, "Until women vote we shall not hava a complete democracy." Among the prominent men marchera Insurrcctos Embrace General and Honor Him as Popular Idol as They Honored Ma dero Year Ago. IMMEDIATELY NAMES 0R0ZCO AS ADVISER Father of Insurgent General issimo Appointed Acting Minister of War. EmilJo Yaaqnrx Gomn, who baa established a provlfloaal irovrrmmcvit s4 utm. TETZLAFF BREAKS WORLD'S RECORD AT SANTA MONICA Daring MotbTlst"'Drives Flat Car at Average Rate of 78 1-2. Miles an Hour in Cal ifornia Road Race. GREATEST 1EAT CROP FORECAST 111 FOR NORTri r!t4 Ttmm I "mi Wlm. 13 Paso. Teiaa. May 4Juarea a. sight la tb pro visional capital f Mas. loo and th rabata ar proclaiming tba vtrtoa of Etollto Vaavjoaaj ooaa and ar looking to him aa tb raCiatn.r f troubled W.aloo. - Today Uraa waa dedarad provUlon- al praaldeat aad lmmtlally atab Itatiad bis gevammawt la tha Juarea cuatooi booaai , 111 advent lata Jaarea waa clandestine. , Ta erada American aacret a.rvloa man Who kav kaan watching him ta Baa Antonio, Taxis, for aoon tha for aa opportunity to ar rest him for fomenting a rtvoletloo against a frlandly nation, Oodim went ta Jaaraa In dlaguia Rebala la Xuaraa had aald that If Gomes came there they would arras t him aa aa an amy af tb revolution). Bua Works WaQ. ' Tha rose n both aides of tba Inter national 11 n worked well. Inst aad of arrastlag Gome, tha rbLa mbracd htm and tonight Juaraa ealabrataa la honor of. lla popnlar Idol la th aama building and along th same a treat a where a year ago th aama people gar tb aama honor ta Franclaoo X. Mad.ro. Oomes went ta Juaraa by crossing th river wher Madera bad established bis first camp. Ha will go to Chihuahua early next week and establish - hia government ther until it la aafa for him to go to Mexico City. II aald tonight ha would oomplet hia cabinet In a few daya "At present I am atudylng tha men suitable for portfolios," h aald. "I will not har a provisional vie presi dent",,. , . . J. Orpxo Cabin! Mabt, . Acreage Heaviest In-History r Tonight ' ppolnte4 two ' member ... 1 4fa tilai aihlnakf' Pnlnnal Lsti 1 fwst and Weather Conditior ii.. . rs i, I Ing minister of war. aad Moreno Canton Have Been UnUSUally " Fa-1 of Yucatan, minuter of foreign af. innhls tft tintA Trtie Caennl...... ... .... . (Continued on Page Two.) By Stuart Gay n ess. It'niud PrM Leased Wire.) Los Anseles. May . 4. Before th largest crowd that ever attended a western road race Teddy TeUlaff, driv- na- a Flat car. today broke tbe worid'a record and won tna Banta Monica roan race of 101 miles, averaging 78 tt mllea an hour. Thla la three miles an hour better than the former worid'a record made by Harvey HerrlcR In a National car. The winning time was S hours, to minutes and t seconds. The race waa the greatest exhibition of daring and speed ever wltneaaad In this state, the contesting drivers send ing their high-powered machines around the course at terrific . speed. Some of tha lapa made .by Tetslaff and Caleb Bragg, another Flat driver, went aa nign (Continued on. Pag Two.) 4ND IN THE MEANTIMEf aTortkwwstj Wheat Outlook, " Condition Per cent. Spring. Winter. .. ti ..at 7 .. (S 17 Oregon Waahlngton Idaho Oregon ...... Washington Idaho Acreage Spring. Winter. . 1(1,004 (84,000 .1,800,000 ,1,040,000 . 170,000 S52.000 Total T.Trm,7II,000 l.07(.60 "a Grand total a 1.1. acreage . 1,807,009 Grant total . Jill ....... MM.OOO Increaae 111 acreage 17C.000 King George Views Exposition Plans '.X, i-.'l i i i i t - 4,.....' Britain's Monarch Greets the . Members of Panama-Pa-; cific Commission. " (United Preta .leased Wtra.) -v , liOndon.. May , 4. la a . lengthy chat with the .member of the Panama Pa cific exposition commission who were presented to him today by tha Ameri can ambassador. King George expressed the opinion . that the California spirit. which rebuilt -San Franciseo after the earthquake and fire of 1808,' Is sureto make tbe exposition . a success; r His majesty carefully scanned the- plans a4 etchings (St tha exposition buildings and displayed a keen Interest. - .. : . i ft; m i . , i. .i . I , AGED AERONAUT FALLS it lt)IT0 BAY;;IS RESCUED - (By tbe IntMTiitlon.l Kews aerrlrt.) : ' Oakland. Cak, - May 4. Colonel .John- Har wood Pierea, Oakland's marrying parson, aged 6J-years, and who is said to be tbeworld's oldest aeronaut, suf fered Tila "only mishap during Ms long years, of experience when hi ballooa i dropped into San Francisco bay a mile off Alameda Point at (:80 o'clock this evening.- Tha aeronaut waa rescued by an Italian fisherman who was "frieht aned at first and only cams to the floundering ballonlsts asslstajic after repeated pleadlnga .'..'.-; . . C.I . ... t r . iet5 nunKi jvux jutnener. - A North Yakima. Wash.. Mar 4 FVank Thola. rancher, waa killed today b be;ea He. attempted to hive-a awarni hlch stung hfm on the back of Lla sack and ba died In a few nuuul&a, U mmmmmm I ) I II II I la n 1 I I lllllltlll 1 1 F II I It 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II I ! 1 1 1 1 1 , ' I 1 1 IIMIIIIIII I IMM ITTI llllll IIIHI lllllll lllll.lllllllll III ,11 II 111,11- fl T -J -1-Vk.I . f.. .HfHIUirUifJttlL lilliXLLtll lUUlTMl f llr injNFlMnSiJlHHI ilHl.lfilHllM MrnMfJiflUUilJlMHfJBHIiNI irri )r j- -iyi ..-.. . i.' mmMi-Mmr&w.v.'szi v t.s :m'Jf 3m3rTaljay', -AMmUA " r S'W' : FOR 11 1 1 " . 1 i Jh 1 ' " 1 - By Ilyman il. Cohen. By far the greatest crop of wheat ever produced in the-three states of tbe Paclfio northwest Is likely this season. A preliminary estimate of the crop with Its Increased acreage' would gtve close to 80,000,000 bushels as the totals of Oregon, - Idaho and Washington during 1912 It waa learned tonight that local rep resentatives of th department of Jus tlo refused today to arrest Gomas In El Paeo, Baying th United State had no reaaon for taking him Into custody. . Two hours later he waa in-Juares st the head of Orosoo'a revolution. . Tho rebel inarch to tha eouth halted today at Conejos while tha railroad track to the south was being repaired. rderala In Xetraat. No battle of importance la expected before Monday, the federals . having re- treated for Conejos upon th approach of th rebels. General Orosco. who haa been 111 for three days,. Joined his army at Conejos tonight and prepar. tlona were mad to resume the south- ' ward march-Htrnday.-- -r - . Three machine guns hava been' add ed to th rebel, equipment and General Emllto P. Campa with 1600 men Joined th main army tonight. Orosco now has . mora than 700 men and declares they ar all well armed.'. The decisive bat- (Continued on Page Two.) NJUNCHON IS ASKED TO PREVEfi Tha best the three states have hereto fore produced did not reach much, if any, above 84,000,000 bushels. Thla record-was shown during last season. The total acreage planted to wheat In Oregon, Idaho and Washington this season amounts to 8,907,000 acres com pared with 8,(31,000 acres In 1911. Of (Continued on Pag Two.) SUPERINTENDEN T PRISON MONDAY IT CAMEI RECALL. BEING1 HELD County Judge Bushey of Sa lem Makes Temporary Re straining Order. ; " ONE IS NECESSARY If - Law - Says There Must Be Superintendent, West . .Will Get One 'for Nothing, .... -w 1' U2 . Borne echoes of Governor West' a new prlsoh official "decapitation policy" were heard colncidentailyiwlth the governor's arrival yesterday . morning from a visit to Hood River and Shellrock. - It is Uke the governor will consider the refusal of Superintendent James of tha penitentiary, r to accept a.-Jeaye pf absence without pay,, as' tfie resltrnatlon of that official. H intimated that IT Superintendent James did not take his leave of absence by Monday morning frthere would be a new superintendent in hia place, a superintendent content to accept the honors of the office without salary. Thla kind of-an appointment will be made It the law- is. found to re quire a continuing' of the position. In 'the meantime .the penitentiary . warden will discharge the administrative duties connected with the tnftitutlon. Governor "West admitted that in ask- (Contlnued on Page Two. .. .. . ... (Speel.I to The Jonrnat) Salem, Or.. May 4.-4-A temporary hi... Junction was issued tonight against Sec retary of State Olcott - restraining him from calling a special election in Mult nomah qounty to pass upon tha tptestion -of th recall of District Attorney George J. Cameron. The injunction waa Issued by-County-Judga-Bushey jn the akBenoe -of Circuit Judge Galloway. The plaintiffs in the suit are M". J. Clohessy, Sam McCartney, and -William Gadsby. . The " complaint waa tiled by Attorney; Plpes:! Permanent lnjunptlon is asked on tha ground lhat there la no law-to- mnkoi th :reca.Hwnendment to. the" constitution operative.. ' " :: When Attorney Pines arrived In Halem from Portland at . 4:30 o'clock ha found the district Judge and: the county- Judge out of the clty but he obtained an agree ment from the assistant attorney xen- eral, acting for the- secretary of state, not to oppose a tenipara-y inJffnottwi which he obtained by theorder of Ju1s Bushey, upon his return to th elty to night. The injunction Is returnntiM io the circuit court and i Attorney fipra agreed to tba ready for a hearing nt time nexfW'fk aeelred t? the o-r.'sf ir-t attorney uencraf a-Jndga Uillowr i not expected to return unai ttrff-rnit n - of next week, the hearing lihilr Wil not b held until the last of ttie wt- Monrtav i the larfoay tn tcrm i' - of -tatefead Jn. wh.n-h to. chII th p-r: i election and he wa prepare to i- the call ewrly Monday ,-.tnominrf. ' it cnmnlalnt S'tH forth that a apf-l -i tton would cost 15.0;0. an.l .-,t r, I is stated in the rcll petition m a r gnn fof atirwrt.l fnr rf7i1,t i " -purported stau!'' art r Then trii aile. ' r.n.i r. t 1 aneffcrt to mho ti.at thi In -ment la not 1 f -'-a-'.-r 1