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9 PRESIDENT WILL COME TO COAST I 0 Mins Rescue Exhibit Will Bs Fsaturs In Pittsburg. ------ Washington, D. C. President Taft will witness a real coal mine explosion al Pittsburg on October 27, and will be able to watch every movJhient of the rescue crew us it rushes to the aid of the entombed miners. It will be a real mine explosion, al though specially staged on the Pitts burg ball park, where a steel gallery with glass sides will be erected to enable the visitors to witness every feature in this dramatic |>ortrsyul of the cause of recent great explosions from coal dust. Immediately following the explos ion. members of the rescue crew, in their oxygen helmets will rush into the smoke-Allad gallery nnd go through the work of rescue. Supposas! victims of the explosion will be brought out anal given first aid to the injured treutrnent, now in use by the bureau of mines. The explosions will be one of the many inta>resting numbers prepared for the 16,000 miners anal operators ex|n-artasl to atten<l the great naliainul mine safety da-maanstralion at Pitts burg, October anal 27, by the bu reau of mines. The demonstration, which is to teach safety in mining, begins on the first day, and will shaaw explosions of coal aiust in the experiment gallery, unal tests of mine safety lamps. Ex pert rescue ta-ams from the principal coal mines will give exhibitions in rescue work, anal the miners will pass in review before the president after the exercises on October 27. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS VISITING CAPT. COBB CALLERS HAD A GOOD TIME WHEN HE WAS THAWED OUT. ENGLISH STRIKE SPREADS. Food Supplies Running Short and Hunger Threatens Millions. WAR SECRETARY FOR NEW LOCKS Ixcndon— Scores of thousands of railway employes throughout the United Kingdom are on strike and Only Genuine American Reeldent of traffic everywhere is badly disorgan ized Casablanca on the Moroccan Coast la a Connecticut Skipper Who The leaders of the Amalgamated So Lost His Ship. ciety of Railway servants declare that 329,000 men, or nearly half the total Entire Journey Will Last About S im If an American anywhere along the employes of the railways of England, Price la 'Deamad Excessive—River Weeks—Three Daye In State Would Not Have to Bo Closed Moroccan coast announces bls Inten- of Washington. During Construction. tlon of visiting Casablanca, somebody Ireland, Scotland and Wales, have an will say, declares Mr Forbes In "The swered their call to stop work. Land of the White Helmet," "Be sure Managers of the railways say these to see Captain Cobb," and Mr. Forbes figure are greatly exaggerated. Washington, D. C. Plans for Pres Washington, D. C.—The Secretary saw him. Never before have the ministers of of war will soon approve the report of ident Taft's visit through the West A diminutive follower of the the British government made such and the Pacific Cgaat were virtually prophet led us to one of Casablanca's earnest efforts to ward off a great la the army engineers recommending the completed Sunduy. The journey will Institutions, a sawmill and a flour bor war, yet they have been unable to construction of the new canal and be almost as extensive hm that taken mill combined Here Ilves the one stay the goverment that threatens mis locks on the east side of the Willamette genuine American resident of the ery to millions. by the president on his famous "awing river at Oregon City, at an estimated London has the appearance of an around the circle," in 1909, when he Washington, Aug. 17.—The house town, a Connecticut sea captain who cost of >754,000, and immediate steps traveled more thun 13,000 miles and today adopted, 28’2 to 27, the confer lost hia ship off Gibraltar some 30 armed camp. On all sides are seen will be taken by the government to ac years ago and who has never gone soldiers armed with rifles and ball car Visited 33 states. ence report on tha* campaign publicity He will break ground for the Panama bill. ,The report already has been home. The unfinished structure of tridges, while from the dome of St. quire the necessary right of way. It Canal exposition at San Francisco, adopted by the senate, anal the me»»- Brooklyn bridge Is his moat distinct Paui’s cathedral the engineers are is estimated that four years will be recollection of New York city as be keeping in communication with the required to build the canal after the make scores of addresses ami attempt ura* will go to tha* president at once. genera) staff by heliographic signals . to scale Mount Rainier’s s|o|>e. A few Southern members opposed last saw It. Stepping Inside the doorway we saw in the day time and aby electric flashes right of way is obtained. According to the present arrange tha* bill, insisting that its primary The army engineers have agreed ments the president will bo gone six election feature was an infringement a lean Yankee with white, whisk- at night. The whole of Saturday was spent by with the opinion expressed some time broom chin whiskers hammering away weeks. In thut time it is expected he on states' rights. will make nearly 200 speeches from As finally adopted the bill stands ax on a broken cog wheel. With him Premier Asquith, David Lloyd-George, ago by Major Mclndoe that it is bet the rear platform of hia private car it wax amended by the senate. It re was another retired sea dog, Captain chancellor of the exchequer, and Sid ter and cheaper to build a canal on the ney Buxton, president of the board of east side of the river than to acquire and at places not on the regular sched quires that all candidates for the sen Taylor of the Royal Mall. The Connecticut skipper poised his trade, in fruitless conferences with the existing west side canal now ule. ate or house in general elections, pri owned by the Portland Railway, Light Republican leaders look U|s>n the maries or nominating convention« hammer for a moment while we ex the leaders on both sides. An official statement issued at the & Power company, and rebuild and trip as the most important, political shall file statements of their expenses plained that we were two of bls fellow We expected when be railway offices says the strike has de enlarge it. ly, that the president has map|>cd out not more than 15 or less than 10 days countrymen Not only is it found cheaper to build heard the news he would throw bls veloped all over the country, and pro since he entered the White House. before the election or nomination the new canal, but by the adoption of duced a widespread, though only par He will go through all the states in hammer at the Englishman, seize us Expenses a»f candidates for the sen the West in which the dominance of ate are limited to $10,000 anal those In hlx arms and do a war dance, in tial, dislocation of the railway ser this plan the Willamette will be kept "progressive” Republicans is recog of candidates for the house to $5,000. stead he spat deliberately and resumed vices. It adds that as far as present open to continuous navigation during information goes over two-thirds cf the time the canal and locks are under nized and which arc counted on aa op bls anvil chorus. whereas navigation the railway men remain at their posts construction, Washington, Aug. 17. Republican posed to hia renomination next year. "Take 'em Into the siltin' room, TOGO VIEWS NIAGARA. applause which greeted President Taylor; i'll be along directly," was all and the companies are receiving nu would have to be suspended for from Until the question of the adjourn 18 months to three years if the west ment of congress was out of the way, Taft’s veto of the wool tariff bill, as he said. Lewis «td I looked at each merous applications for employmenL Broadly speaking, the strike is side canal should be rebuilt the president was undecided whether Japanese Admiral to Make Trip it was read in the house today, wax other In a dazed sort of way; then. In Through Canada, It is estimated that engineering hr should be gone three weeks or six. followed by an putburat of Demo silence and without enthusiasm, we most effective in the North of Eng land, where many towns are complete work on the proposed canal and locks With adjournment virtually assured Niagara Falls—As Admiral Togo cratic cheers when Majority Leader followed the Englishman for this week, the president feels that motora<d over the upper steel arch Underwood announced that he would He led us Into a large room; It was ly isolated, and in the South of Wales. would cost $624,000, and that $130,- he can get three weeka’ rest at Bever bridga* he gazeal intently at the misty call up the bill tomorrow and move plalu New England from ceiling to It is partly effective East, in the 000 additional would have to be spent I its passage over the veto. ly and be in trim to stand the grind of floor. I began to feel at home. The islands, but has not caused trouble in on right of way. This is very much cataract below before he closed hia The president's veto message reach old captain sauntered tn. Miffed by the South of England. Only a few of cheaper than the cost of purchasing 49 days in a private car. and rebuilding the old canal, for the He en- ed the house while the house was con tlx air of Indifference, we began to the Irish railways have had trouble. The president probably will leave official tour of the country, The situation in Scotland is uncer engineers estimate that a total expen Beverly September 17, returning East tereai Canada ynofficially anal wax re sidering a motion to concur in the sen reach for our hats, after a few com about November 1. lie will go ceived by Japanese Consul General ate’s amendments to the free list bill. monplace remarks that stuck in our tain. In Edinburgh reports say that diture of $1,142,500 would be neces When the reading was concluded Mr. throats. To our surprise. Captain a general strike has been declared sary to make this canal suitable for West through Iowa, Kansas, Nebras there, but at Glasgow the men have all commerce. Underwood arose. ka, Colorado, Utah and Nevada to the Nokomura of Ottawa. Cobb would not listen to any talk of The engineers propose to construct After a rest here the admiral will “Mr. Speaker,” he said, "I do not talrwell; we were going to stay for postponed deciding whether they will Coast. Most of the big cities in these a canal with locks 45 feet wide and states, including Des Moines, Kansas continue to Vancouver. B. C., where desire to ask that this message from dinner He expressed a vigorous opin answer the call. 300 feet long, with a navigable depth City, Omaha, Denver and Sult Lake ha* will re-enter the Unit«! States by the president be referred to the com ion regarding Americans who would of six feet. This is the same depth ENVOYS ON PEACE MISSION. I ask tblnk of leaving his house without eat City, will be visited, but the plana for rail for a private visit to Seattle, mittee on ways and means. as the channel below the Willamette He will embark there for that it lie on the speaker's table and ing with him. the trip contemplate stops at scores of Wash. Falls. Japan. Before leaving American ter give notice that I will call up the bill smaller places as well. Japanese Emperor Sends Diplomats Little by little the old man thawed While the cost of the proposed new From California the president will ritory the distinguished Japanese, who tomorrow, immediately after the read out He entertained ua with reminis to Conference of Powers. canal and locks is $154,000 greater go north to Portland and Seattle. haai been tha* guest of the United ing of the journal, and move to pass it cences of the home land, with Inci Seattle—Bound for Rome on an than the amount originally thought Three days are to be spent in Wash States for 17 days, sent a telegram to over the president’s veto." dents that be witnessed during the ington state, and the route eastward Secretary Knox expressing thanks for Cheers and shouts from the Demo bombardment of Casablanca, and with errand which exudes peace and smacks necessary, the engineers are of the will allow him to atop in Idaho, Mon tha* coniial receptiaan that the govern cratic members greeted the announce stories of the sea. Hours passed be little of the tone of the jingo press in opinion that work should be under ment anal the people had accorded him. ment. tana. the Dakotas and Minnnesota. Representative Garrett, of fore we again reached for cur hats, Japan, three prominent members of taken in the interest of free naviga Oregon has appropriated “ Pray be assured of my carrying While no "spellbinders” are to be Tennessee, asked unanimous consent and he reached for bls also. He tn- the lower house of the Japanese par tion. taken along, it is probable that mem home with me a vivid impression of to incorporate in the record a portion slated upon closing bls mill and es- liament arrived in Seattle as pas- $300,000, and congress has appropria segers on the Tamba Maru. ted a like amount, of which $5,000 bers of the cabinet and of congress the kinai anal friendly feelings which of President Taft's speech at Winona, cortlng us all about the town. The lawmakers are Nitaro Oshidi, has been expended in surveys and es will become traveling companions of have been demonstrated to me by a Minn., in the last campaign, in which Standing together on the beach, we Yoshira Kuboto and Jensuki Fujii, all timates. Therefore it will require an the president at various points en nation whose welfare anal prosperity he described the wool schedule of the route. Topics for the president's ...I are my sincere wish,” he wrote. Payne Aldrich tariff bill as "indefens Invited the old captain to come home members of the national party, and additional appropriation by congress The admiral took great interest in ible.” Republican Leader Mann asked and see the subways and the 40-story their journey to Rome is to partici of $159,000 before the canal can be dresses will not be hard to find, the tha* falls. He rode around in a pri unanimous consent to incorporate the buildings and the old New England pate in the peace conference to be completed, but with $600,000 immedi party leaders say. vate trolley car anal asked more ques entire Winona speech in the record, hills. He shook his bead and pointed held there beginning October 3, at ately available, no further appropria which various plans for the mainte tion by congress will be necessary be to the old mill. KISS TASTES OF POISON. tions than on any other occasion dur and Mr. Mann's motion was carried. “I reckon I'll weather It out here,” nance of harmony between the powers fore 1915, in the view of the engi ing hia tour. The Democratic majority tomorrow will be discussed. neers, who are of the opinion that will make a determined effort to pass be answered.—Youth's Companion. Mother Detects Children's Peril in Japan will be represented by seven Oregon, having appropriated $300,000 MOB ATTACK» PRISON. the bill over the veto. They have Time to Save Them. of her national lawmakers, the other has borne its fair share of the cost, hope that they will be able to do this. New York Poisaineal by their break Political Unrest Causes Trouble in Representative Mann and other lead four having sailed from Tokio recent and they recommed that conrgess, at Not Going That Way. fast, Mrs. Ella Bell, of 65 West "Miss Adkins, there is something 1 ly for Europe by way of the Suez can the proper time, appropriate the ne ers expressed confidence tonight that Portugal. Thirty-sixth street, anal her three al. Yoshiro Kuboto, the spokesman cessary remainder. dnalre very much to ask you." Lisbon—An attempt was made to this would be impossible. small children were saved from death "O, Mr. Williston—1 mean Fred— of the party, says that Japan is deep by the mother's apiickness in getting release 4(H) jxilitical prisoners from the Washington, Aug. 17. — A shrewd I'm sure I should be delighted to hear ly interested in the conference and BORDER AGAIN GUARDED, aid. One of the children Ruth, 2 Limeorio prison in this city. A mob move by the regular Republicans, as —I'm sure I mean, what is there that will watch with special vigilance the years olai still is in a serious condi over|x>wer«Hl the sentries, but as the unexpected as it was effective, sud you can possibly wish to ask me?” proposed agreement to prohibit the Renewal of Conflict With Mexican tion at the New York hospital, where iron gates were about to fall before denly threw the Democrats into com "Would you be willing to go on a use of the aeroplane in warfare. Disturbers Expected. the attack, the troops arrived and the plete control of the senate in their long journey with me?” she jvas taken. An international arbitration board The husband nnd father, John Bell, deliverers fil'd. Washington. D. C.—A patrol of the own right today and forced them abso "A very, very long journey, Fred?” is another subject which Kuboto con Sergeants in the nrmy who were lutely to abandon their coalition with is a billposter, who goes to work same siders most important to his country, California frontier by United States "Yes, a very, very long journey.” hours before Mrs. Bell hits breakfast dissatisfied at the treatment accord the "progressive” Republicans. "Yes, I will go with you—of course. though he declined to tell what atti troops, abolished only a short time ed men of their grade assembled in se with her children. Out of the chaos and uproar came a I — I suppose It 1» the journey that tude he and his colleagues would take ago. was orderd re-established by the Tha* breakfast which maala* them all cret meeting, according to the Novil- bill to revise the cotton schedule of a man and a woman take together at Rome on any of the peace plans. war department because of a threaten ill cainsistasi of canned jaeas left from hades. The minister of war, learning the Payne-Aldrich tariff law. It was Another prominent passenger on the ing situation just south of the border only once in a lifetime?" of the meeting, sent, cavalry to the the preceding meal. the bill as passed by the house, but "Well, as a rule, I suppose It Tamba was Moriza Ida, who is on his in Tx>wer California. Saame hours after eating the meal spot, but all of the men except five saddled with amendments to revise A company of Coast artillery in wouldn ’t be taken more than once. way from Tokio to Portland, Qr., Ruth complained of feeling feverish. escaped. the iron and steel, the cotton, machin You see. my mother and I are think- where he will become , consul for his San Diego was instructed to take the The Diario Noticia says the govern ery and chemical schedules, coupled Soon after that the other children be government. field for patrol duty from San Diego, came ill and tha* mother began to have ment has ascertained that the country with a provision fo^ reciprocal free Ing of taking a trip to Japan, and she Cal., to Yuma, Ariz. thought It would be nice If I could priests, fearing ecclesiastical property trade in bituminous coal across the a headache, accompanied by nausea. Roads Prepare for Rush. Mexican rurales are now proceeding And someone who would be willing to Ruth aska*ai for saima* water, anal her is to be seized by the state, are bury Canadian bonier. Chicago — Preparations are being to Tia Juana, traveling over Ameri go as a sort of traveling companion mother kissed her ns she gave it to the ing church treasures, consisting of The bill as amended will go back to and maid to her In return for having made by Western railroads to handle can territory with the consent of the child. She noticed a metallic taste on priceless relics, vases and images. an unprecedented movement of land United States government, for the the house and probably will be sent to her expenses paid." It is said that church property val conference. If it emerges from this the child's lips. Her suspicions seekers to the Pacific Coast states purpose of suppressing the trouble in tell your home- “ O! Well, you just aroused, she kixsa*al tha* other children, ued at $3,000,000 already has disap ordeal it will meet the fate of the this fall. Special colonist rates are Lower California. ly mother that when I wish to hire peared. finding the same condition present. It is feared by the State department wool revision bill, which was vetoed out 1'11 look for some other kind of a in effect from September 15 to Octo She hurriedly calla*ai a physician anal ber 15. These rates are usually made that when the Mexican soldiers arrive today by President Taft. job." — Chicago Record-Herald. heroic treatment saved the lives of all Short Bushels Must Go. twice a year, in the spring and in the on the scene to clear out the disturb Democratic votes alone were cast in the children. Chicago--Fruits and vegetables of favor of the bill, The regular Repub- fall, and range from $33 from Chicago ers, some of the disturbers may seek many sorts will be sold here by weight licans deliberately absented them- to $25 from the Missouri river, for refuge in the United States. Jumping Cocoons. Scientists Near Death. instead of by measure -after January selves from the chamber and thus left Many visitors to the southwestern one-way trips. During the colonists Cordova, Alaska Word has been 1, 1912. The berry boxes with bot their “progressive” colleagues in a states and Mexico have amused them movement in the spring nearly 90,000 Third Mate is Defiant. received here of the narrow esca|>e toms in the center will disappear at hopeless situation, The insurgents, selves by watching the queer motions persons traveled to the Coast, accord San Francisco—E. J. Thomas, third from drowning of Professors R. S. the same time, as will also "trade taken by surprise, alternately de- of "jumping beans,” the seed vessels ing to estimates. mate of the steamer Santa Rosa, who ■■ -v........................... - Tarr and Lawrence Martin, glacier ex- custom” bushels that contain but nounced what they termed the treach of a plant, each of which contains the was in charge of the vessel at the [>erts sent here by the Smithsonian seven-eighths of a bushel. If several ery of the Democrats, with whom pupa of an Insect whose spasmodic Kermit Hunting Happily. time of the wreck off Point Arguello, Insititution to study the glacial sys ordinances being prepared by Peter they had been in alliance, and in movementa cauae the bean to hop and through his attorney, served notice on Yuma, Arizona. — Incipient fears for tems of Alaska. While crossing the Zimmer, city sealer, are passed. Dis veighed against the regular Republi roll about. inspector Buger that he would go to the safety of Kermit Roosevelt and Big Delta river the swift current near honest and deceptive “trade customs” cans for the part they had played in More remarkable are the "jumptng his hunting party in Lower California jail for comtempt if necessary to test ly upset their wagon and the men had will receive a death blow and consum the new combination. cocoons” found In South Africa. The and Sonora, on account of Mexican po the power of the steamboat inspection to jump. They landed in the middle ers and honest commission men will In vain the insurgents invoked for cocoon is formed by the mother In litical unrest, were allayed when C. department to compel him to testify of the tubulent stream and after a be benefitted incalculably. gotten rules of the senate to compel sect, and Is very hard. The pupa, when H. Utting, clerk of the District court at the inquiry. Thomas, with Captain hard struggle managed to reach shore. the regulars to attend and to cast ready to emerge, must cut Its way at this place, returned with word that J. O. Faria, is charged with unskill Railroads to Save Elk. They lost their cameras and valuable their votes. Senatorial courtesy was out. The front of Its head has a the ex-president’s son was having a fulness and negligence. Faria is un films and many field notes. sharp, chisel like edge, and by driv good time slaying mountain sheep. der trial separately and Thomas has Cheyenne Ten thousand elk from tossed to the winds. ing this against the Inside of the shell The movement of any proposed rescue been subpenaed to testify. the Jackson Hole country are to be Cancer Gone in Trance. It gradually makes a hole. The vio parties would result only in annoying July Foreign Trade Big. shipped to Colorado and distributed Wilkesbarre, Pa. While she was in over that state, the railroads having Washington, D. C. — The foreign lent motions of the pupa within cause and embarrassing him, said Utting. Rostand Hurt By Auto. a deep trance an operation was per agreed to transport the animals free commerce of the United States last the cocoon to leap so that one has Biarritz, France—Edmond Rostand, formed upon Mrs. Mary Kalinsky, of of charge. The serious difficulty of month exceeded that of any July since been seen to spring out of a small Togo Leaves for Coast. poet and dramatist, was the victim of this city, for cancer of the stomach, providing for the animals in Jackson the foundation of the government, ex glass tumbler.—The Sunday Magazine. Boston—Another day of rest was a serious automobile accident near no anaesthetics being used, and it is re Hole during the winter months makes cept July of 1907. According to fig given Admiral Count Togo, who suf here, and lies in his villa at Cambo ported at the Riverside hospital that it urgent that they be distributed over ures just announced by the bureau of fered Saturday from acute indigestion. les Bains surrounded by physicians Ths Place for Butterfllee. it was successful and that her recov a wider range. Thousands of elk died statistics of the department of com Though much refreshed by a good who thus far have been unable to pre "You can't bring that chorus «Irl ery is expected. She is still in a from starvation in that country last merce and labor, the total imports of night’s sleep, the admiral remained in dict the outcome of his injuries. He Into my house." trance nnd is likely to remain in that winter. the month were $118,178,350, against his suite at a hotel. He will leave is suffering from serious contusions of "Dad, she's the sweetest butterfly condition for two weeks, judging by $124,621.893 in July 1907. The ex on earth.” Boston Sunday afternoon for Niagara the head and body and it is feared-Ire Grandchildren Are Many, the duration of a previous trance, ports were $127,708,244, against M. Rostand was Falls, whence he will go to the Pacific is hurt internally. "All right, let her flutter about in which lasted six weeks. Stockton, Cal.—Thaampson White, a $128,549,535 in July, 1907. Coast via Toronto. motoring from Cambo les Bains to the yard." retired merchant of this city, celebra SL Jean de Lux. Recover Miners' Bodies. ted his 99th birthday Sunday at Oak One Million Seals Found. 30 Poisoned in Revenge. Hibbing, Minn. Three bodies were Park. Fifteen grandchildren anal 13 None Left. Washington. D. C.—Discovery of Manila Records Quake. Lisbon Thirty army officers W’ere recovered from the debris and stones great grandchildren were present at 1,000,000. fur seals on barren Arctic "I should think with all your money poisoned at their mess dinner at Tor Manila—Seismographs here record which swept clown the side of the open tha* family reunion. The fateture of isles, believed to have been once a you would have a nice yacht.” res Novas Saturday night, apparently ed a series of strong earthquakes as pit of the Susquehannn and Buffalo tha* reunion was an address by the old part of the PribylofT seal herd, was i "I would, only I can't think of any from arsenic. Prompt use of stomach occurring at an estimated distance of mine. It. was feared that 15 were est member of tha* fnmily on the neeai reported to the house committee which outlandish name for a yacht that has pumps saved the lives of all. It is 2,000 miles from Manila. The tre buried, but a roll call showed that i of righteousness in all phases of pri- is investigating charges of illegal not already been used." presued that the poisoning was an act mors continued with evident violence only three lost their lives. | vate and public life. seal killing. < I for a period of two hours. of revenge. Will Break Ground for Panama Pacific Exposition. » TAFT TO SEE TESTS Washington, Aug. 18.—In a suc cess ion of dramatic events, the Demo cratic house of representative met de feat today in its supreme effort to pass the'wool and free list bills over the president's veto, and virtually fixed u|>on adjournment uf congress early nextjweek. The house will agree on Monday to the cotton tarifT revision bill, as amended in the senate, but will not hold congress in session to await the certain veto of that measure. The senate cleared away all its business and adjournment is assured, in the view of leaders of both parties in both houses, by next Wednesday at the latest. Reject Proposition To Buy Ore gon City Plant. 4