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LIND’S MISSION SEEMS FAILURE HUERTA HI LENT ABOUT NOTE Friends of General Regard Commu nication as Ultimatum. DEMOCRATS win TWO GOVERNORS1 Especially Notable in Beautiful Millinery New York — Jaoou H. Schiff, the banker, told members of the Chamber of commerce that the financial system ¡of thia country must be adjusted with- Mexico City—The undercurrent of conversation at the national palace carries rumors regarding President Huerta’s attitude In the face of Wash short time or a serious situation ington's demands that he retire, but the president himself remains silent. if ths currency measure is not Huerta's intimates are familiar properly amended and we 'get away with the terms of the communication which they regard as mandatory. The from the gold which is now in sight,” Probable Outcome Likely to IU memorandum from Washington says New York Goes Republican—New i be said,” we will confront very difficult Genuine Ultimatum, With Jersey Progressives Far Be that unless General Huerta retires im conditions. Partisanship at this time Limit on Novcmlier 22. mediately and thereafter has nothing hind Roosevelt Vote. is out of place. What we need is good to do with the conduct of affairs or the formation of a new government, citizenship. “I think a great mistake is being Mexico CUy Unwilling to admit the President of the United States will issue an ultimatum, which if re made, especially in the East. That is, RESULTS IN BRIEF. another failure on the part of Wash jected, will cause him to call on con maintaining the attitude that if we ington to bring al>out the elimination gress to authorise him to use sterner New York City. can’t get what we want in currency of President Huerta, John Lind, Pres methods. John Purroy Mitchell, Fusionist I •gialalion. we would rather have no Huerta's friends regard the Ameri elected mayor by 75,000 plurality ident Wilson's personal representative, [ change. The pending bill lias so much can communication as conclusive, over McCall, Tammany Democrat. good in it that to say it is ail bad is nevertheless failed Saturday to mani since General Huerta is given no Ex-Governor Sulztfr elected to as not statesmanship, but partisanship.” fest any enthusiasm over the prospect choice regarding further participation sembly by large plurality. Mr. Schiff’s speech was an im that Huerta would resign. From his in Mexico's official affairs. promptu one, made after A. Barton New York Stat«. General Huerta is reminded that manner and hie conversation he be Hepburn, president of the Chase Na Republican victory for assembly any attempt on hie part to leave as his tional bank, had proposed that a spe lieved negotiations were nearing an and.state judiciary indicated. I successor any of the men connected cial committee of the Chamber be ap end. with the coup d’etat by which he ob Massachusetts. pointed to go to Washington to bring Mr. Lind wns in conference for tained the presidency or to utilise in its influence to bear on the currency David 1. Walsh, Democrat, elect more than two hours with Sir Lionel the proposed government any of those legislation situation. ed governor by probably 50,000. Carden, the British minister. Neither chosen In the recent elections, even The Hepburn restitution was adopted Gardner, Republican, and Bird, Mr. Lind nor Sir Lionel would repeat those named as congressmen, would and the president of the Chamber was Progressive, close for second place. for publication the gist of their con result in the definite breaking off of empowered to appoint a committee of Governor Foss, Independent, fourth. versation, but it is believed that the nil relations. three to confer with congress "for the New Jersey, opinions of the two men differ widely purpose of securing as far as possible James F. Fielder, Democrat, regarding the Mexican problem and YUAN MAKES DRASTIC MOVE elected governor by more than 20,- the amendments to the pending cur the part the United States should play rency measure recommended by this 000 plurality. Senate and assembly in its solution. chamber.” It developed that Mr. Lind's stay in Martial taw Prevails in Pekin — Democratic. Progressive candidate falls far behind. Arrests and Executions. the capital would be longer than was expected. It is not improbable he Pekin — The struggle between the Maryland. will remain here until either a final Chinese parliament and President Blair Lee, Democrat, elected to settlement or a break in the negotia Yuan Shi Kai has brought about dras United States senate. tions is recorded. tic action by the president, which, in There was nothing at the American the opinion of many, will have a seri Virginia. Tokio—The extradition to the Unit embassy to Indicate that a more favor ous effect on parliamentary govern Henry C. Stuart, Democrat, elect able turn in events is expected and ment. Lengthy presidential proclam ed States of John Eills, business man ed governor; unopposed. there is reason to believe that an ulti ations were issued at midnight expel ager of the Japan Advertiser, has been CongressionaL matum, in its full diplomatic sense, ling the Kwo Ming Tang party, num refused by the government Third Massachusetts—Calvin D. soon will l>e handed to Huerta, the bering more than 300 members, from Paige, Republican, succeeds a Re- Fills was arrested on a charge of time limit being brief. It is expected parliament. publical, the late Wm. P. Wilder. this new document will bo so written perjury October 13, on a requisition pVERYONE who notices beadwear They are mounted with a big buckle The proclamations recount the diffi Thirteenth New York — George as to bring to an end the relations be culties with which the government has from the American ambassador. He Ea will look twice at these two models of cut steel. W. Loft, Democrat, succeeds a tween the two countries before No been struggling since the Manchu They are This turban is handsome when de was said to' be wanted in Boston for in beautiful millinery. Democrat, the late "Big Tim” Sul-, vember 22, the dste fixed for the con reign and describe disasters certain to tmerlcan designs apparently —credit veloped in any of the season’s fash the abduction of his daughter. Ab I livan. vening of the new congress, unless follow if parties such as the Kwo duction is not an extraditable offense able enough to New York or San Fran ionable colorings. In blue or plum or Twentieth New York—Jacob A. Huerta sues fit to agree to the terms Ming Tang are permitted to exist. and for thia reason the Amercian am cisco, or wherever they originated. the strange new shades of green, and Cantor, Democrat, succeeds a Dem of the Washington communication. A crisis in the situation was reached bassador asked for the arrest of Eills They are out of the ordinary in shape especially in the lighter shades of ocrat, Francis Burton Harrison, and fabric, and also in development gray and in mole it can only be de last week when the draft of the pro on a perjury charge. now governor general of Philip The upper hat ie of a gray Lyons scribed as exquisite. The plumes are posed constitution which would make Eills requested the Japanese govern pines. the president absolutely dependent on ment not to deliver him up, saying he velvet very rich in quality. It is the to be shaded in every case and to Third Maryland — Charles R. the parliament was decided on. desired i,to, acquire Japanese citizen work of a trained milliner and is real be in shades and tints of the same Coady, Democrat, succeeds a Dem millinery. That is, knowledge of the color as the body of the turban. Martial law is in operation in Pekin ship. ________________ ocrat, the late George Konig. art is apparent in its workmanship. and the authorities are making arrests A rhinestone buckle of fine work- Boston “Grandfather of all living Like all the best models this sea manehip, or (with some colors) a jet and summary executions. Prepara lobsters” was the title accorded a tions are under way for the elder New York—Election returns show a son it is plain. The fancy band of buckle may be effectively substftuted giant crustacean brought to port here statesmen who served under the Man complete triumph for the Democrats leather trimming finished with two for the cut steel. But In nearly every pompons at the back, is in the elusive case the steel buckle will be found chus to resume their positions in the in ‘Massachusetts, where a governor Sunday last. New York—Holding that a conspir blue-gray of the natural goura feather. and state ticket were chosen in a four- cabinet. the best choice. The lobster was the largest landed At various legations the opinion is cornered fight, the selection of a Dem acy exists to compel the unionization The hat is simply a background for Either of these turbans will look here in 60 years, old-time lobster men ocratic governor and state ticket in of Irving & Casson, manufacturing setting forth this band. The goura well made up in black, but there is no said. When they had finished their held that only by strong action can the Virginia without contest, the ascend carpenters, of Cambridge, Mass., feather is one of the thousands in very good reason for choosing a black observations the following figures president prevent the disruption of ancy of fusion over Tammany in New China by her own people. Little had which nature shows us incomparable hat for the dressiest wear. It is good were given out: Judges Ward and Mayer, in the Fed been accomplished by parliament, York City, with indications of Repub beauty in coloring—which art does not policy to own an all-black hat because Weight, 27 pounds. which hrs devoted its time to opposing lican victory for the New York assem eral court, granted a permanent in even aspire to copy because artists It affords a change and is often the Age, about 50 years. ~ Dis- bly and the judicial ticket, and the junction restraining Elbridge H. Neal, realize how Impossible It is to ap beet choice for eome particular occa Spread from claw to claw, 37 Inches, the president since it convened. election of James F. Fielder, Demo as secretary of the Joint District proach the perfection of nature. orders are spreading. sion or with some particular costume. tangth of claw, 24 inches. crat, as governor of New Jersey. Council of the United Brotherhood of In the second picture a high turban A black hat should be rather large Feelers. 20 inches. A feature of the New Jersey elec Carpenters and Joiners, and members is shown covered with a rich brocade and of excellent materials. Width of back, 10 Inches. STRIKERS HOARDING FOOD tion is that the vote cast for Everett of the Amalgamated society of Car in brown and gold velvet The same The small black hat is pretty, too, Would make salad for 25 persons. Colby, the Progressive candidate, will penters and Joiners from continuing shape is just as effective, covered with but lacks the element of the pictur Copper Mine Workers Prepare for not exceed 40,000, as compared with the conspiracy alleged against the one of the various plushes that have esque in most cases. Although the 145,410 received a year ago by Colonel complainants. Idle Winter. become so popular that they are get- small bonnet-like shapes with quaint Roosevelt for President. Fielder's in Irving & Casson complained that the ¡ting scarce. If you hive plush pre strap under the chin reminds one of Calumet, Mich.—With no hope of a dicated plurality is about 15,000. carpenters and joiners' union had pare to use it now—and find yourself old-fashioned plates. Little garden settlement of the copper strike in Malta--British naval and civil au Fielder's vote in the returns at entered into conspiracy to prevent it admired and perhaps envied. Plush in flowers in velvet or silk made up into sight, the strikers have begun prepar thorities here have arranged a aeries hand is running slightly below that from selling or installing its products coats and even in skirts, in millinery, nosegays that nestle about on the brim ations to carry their jfight for recogni of entertainments in honor of Rear received by Woodrow Wilson a year outside of Massachusetts until it oper In neckpieces and muffs, and above all give a quaint old-timey touch to these tion of the union through the winter. Admiral Charles J. Badger and the ago, which was 178,289. Stokes’ vote ated its mills as a "closed” or union in blouses, is the favorite of fashion. bonnets that Is especially effective for Stores have been opened at Hancock officers and men of the battleship Wy probably will exceed 150,000, as com shop. The plumes which adorn this bit of young faces. and Red Jacket by the Western Feder oming. The American flagship will pared with 88,838 received by Taft In a similar suit, brought about two rich millinery are in shades of brown. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. ation of Miners, and others will be have the hnrbor practically to herself, last year. Fielder's plurality in the years ago by the Paine Lumber com started at Laurium, Ahmeek and as the British fleet, aside from a state is probably 20,000 and may ex pany, Ltd., and several wood-working South Range. These stores will be coupie of vessels, is engaged in man ceed that amount. are required for this plain and elegant mills of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, stocked with provisions contributed by waist euvers. Estimates from Hudson county, Tennessee and Virginia, Judge Mayer strike sympathizers and labor unions Fielder’s home county, show that held that inasmuch as the proceedings Side plaits a half inch wide are and will be the distributing centers in Naples Admiral Cattolica, former Fielder has carried it by 20,000. were brought to settle private litiga stitched in at each side of the front Leaders minister of marine, has arrived here their respective districts. Stokes apparently has carried Essex tion and an economic question and portion and reach to the bust line. from Rome, having been entrusted by declare there is no suffering among county, the home of Colby and also the there is no proof that the acts com There are six in each group and they the strikers. Donations of money are Minister of Marine Mille with the home of ex-Senator Smith and ex- plained of were directed against the appear on the back of the waist, but duty of welcoming the American bat being received from organizations Democratic State Chairman Nugent, complainants at the time of the com HETHER the business be that not in the same position. They are tleships Florida and Arkansas. The affiliated with the American Federa whom Fielder, on the stump, accused mencement of the action, the injunc which calls the girl away from midway between the fastening and the tion of Labor. Italian battleships Roma and Napoli I of working against him. tion sought should not be granted. arms at the back and extend the home, or the business of housekeep The Calumet & Hecla company is " ................... have proceeded to sea to meet the length of the waist ing, here is a blouee that is pretty and importing strike-breakers. Present American visitors. The sleevee are moderately long and Huerta Mask Impenetrable. serviceable. If one must go to busi production is one-fifth of normal for Mexico City—Prevented by the most ness a fresh, clean blouse is inspiring roomy enough to slip up away from the diatricL Wants Chance to Get Arma. The injunction against picketing impenetrable reserve displayed ’at the to begin the day with and it is a com the wrist They are decorated with Nogales, Sonora, Mex.—Venustiano will remain in force until November fort to know that when it begins to two little groups of pin tucks (five in National palace from learning more of Carranza, leader of the constitutional 18, the date set for arguments before get grimy and slimpsy it can be con number) on either side the elbow. Portland—Returns virtually com President Huetra's intention regard ists, told Henry Allen Tupper, of the the State Supreme court. signed to the wash and come out as Two rows of the lace insertion are plete from Multnomah county show ing hie answer to the American de International Peace Forum, that if the good as new; perhaps better, as some let in near the wrist, with the lace that the Columbia River interstate mands, the Mexican people are indulg United States would lift the embargo edging whipped to the last one. The bridge bond issue of $1,250,000 has ing in speculation as to the final out Low Cable Rate Wanted. on the exportation of arms to Mexico, neck is not provided with the edging carried by an overwhelming vote and come. As a sequel to General Huerta ’ s Tokio—In consequence of the grow- ! that all the state measures on which he could have 100,000 well-equipped because (as it is so firm) it would be decree making bank notes legal tender, men in the field in 90 days. Ing commercial relations between Jap the referendum had been invoked, somewhat "scratchy” in this position. Tupper in repeating the principal an and the United States, and in view with the single exception of the ster- foreign residents and Mexicans alike The neck is close fitting, hence a features of hie interview with the con of the opening soon of the Panama I ilization act, have received large ma- have been ransacking the town for plain band of the voile provides its silver money, but at the banks it was stitutionalist chief, said that Carranza canal, the Japanese government has 1 jorities. finish. with difficulty that change could be had promised, if the embargo were entered into negotiations with the ob These returns are from 179 com This waist will stand washing every procured for more than 5 peso notes. lifted, he would give protection to ject of obtaining reduced rates for tel plete and 14 incomplete out of the 193 week and outlast a season. foreign citizens and their property. egraphic communication across the precincts in the county. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. 'German Fleet to Cruise. Sentiment in the county for the two Pacific ocean Much of the telegraphic I Berlin — The newest German battle Women Rule Grand Jury. business is now relayed by way of i state university appropriation meas ships, Kaiser and Koenig Albert, and Ethereal Corsage Lingers. Redwood City, Cal.—Women will Europe, but Japanese officials believe ures was especially strong. The first the cruiser Strasburg have been or one, that appropriating $75,000 for re the interests of the United States and The corsage of the afternoon dresses direct affairs of the San Mateo county dered to leave early in December for Japan require the establishment of a pairs and additions to buildings, car South American waters. are very like those of the tailor mades, The cruise grand jury, organized here with eight cheaper system of communication ried by approximately two to one. for they are all chiffon, lace and fur, is said to be merely a “test voyage,” men and 11 women members. The j The majority in favor of the $100,000 with wide belts or dainty coatees but the warships, as is pointed out in jury was drawn from a venire of 17 appropriation for a new administra which can quite well be called waist Foreign Butler Arrives. the newspapers, will be available for women and 13 men. Judge Buck tion and classroom building, while not coats. Then over these one may wear Portland -The first important ship service on the Mexican coast made the selections, holding that wom quite so large, was decisive. a little mantelet, draped and pulled should prove necessary. en may serve on juries, although ment of foreign butter has arrived The sterilization bill failed to carry up in a cozy way to suit oneself. The A lot of 5600 pounds of the Judge Cabanise and Attorney General here. in the county by a vote clearly indi mantelet can be in vivid figured vel New Zealand product was received by H ’ hief Overlooks $6000. Webb recently have ruled to the con cating public sentiment in regard to vet, or in any material the wearer may San Francisco — Daniel McKenzie, trary. As soon ns the jury went into a local broker, and later was put on it. The measure ran behind by a ma choose, so that it harmonizes or of Columbus, O., thrust his hands into executive suasion the women elected sale in a retail market at 37J cents a jority of about 4 to 3. clashes properly with the gown. Big pound. The price of the best Port his trousers pockets Sunday morning Miss Divn Belli as secretary, although shawl collars of fur make the little land-made butter is 40 cents. when dressing and found that another the men nominated a candidate. Lee Elected in Maryland. The imported article war pronouced had been there while he slept. A embroidery is improved by washing cloaks Important, and their lining* must be chosen with care. Baltimore—Based on incomplete re-' sneakthief had entered his hotel room good by experts, but the difTerennce Exports of Coal targe. and ironing. Washington, I). C.—Coal exporta between its price and that of local turns from this city, which are regard and, finding $60 in gold, had departed And for the home keeper wFo must tion of Continental United States for butter was not great enough to cause ed as a sure indication of the final re-1 satisfied. In an inside pocket he over or should run out to Hint for ths Bride. arket in the any flurry in the trade. looked four $1000 bills and 20 $100 suit, Blair Lee, Democrat, has been 1913 will approximate 1100,000,000, I morning this blouse with a plain tai- In all the linen sales, especially elected to the United States senate to bills. according to figures based upon the lored skirt and jacket is just the those called manufacturer’s sam- Indian Land to Be Sold. fill the unexpired term of the late Isi exportation for the first eight months proper wear. pies," which are found so often at thia Plotters Blown From Cannon. Washington, D. C.—Secretary Lane dor Rayner by an estimated plurality of this year, compiled by the bureau A strong, firmly woven cotton voile time of year, one finds ends of fine Allahabad, British India—Nine ring of foreign and domestic commerce. has signed an order authorizing the of from 30,000 to 35,000 over ex-Rep- is the fabric that it is made of. towels in both huck and damask, that This puts the United States in third sale of the remnant lands, comprising resentative Parran, Republican, and leaders of an abortive plot recently French knots and two sprays of sm*ll appear to have been cut with too place of the coal exporting countries 36,365 acres, in the Kiowa, Comanche, ex-United States Senator Wellington, discovered against the reigning Ameer flowers in embroidery adorn the front short a border to hem. These can of the world, being exceeded only by Apache and Wichita Indian reserva Progressive. Charles P. Coady, Dem of Afghanistan, Habibullah Khan, Plain crocheted insertion, home made, be scalloped and make beautiful tow tions in Oklahoma. The sale will be ocrat, was elected to congress from were executed at Kahubl, the Afghan the United Kingdom and Germany. and about one inch wide, with enough els, at generally half the original In 1903 the year's coal exports by public auction at Lawton, Okla., the Third ¿.strict in place of the late istan capital. The conspirators were edging to match to finish the sleeves prioc blown from the mouths of cannon. Representative Konig. beginning December 8. amounted to 127,000,000. No Impression Made on Huer ta’s View of Affairs. MilSSachu.SCttS and New Jersey •" • Follow Nation’s Lead. JAPAN DENIES EXTRADITION OF AMERICAN CITIZEN CATCH 27-1*01 ND LOBSTER OFF NEW ENGLAND COAST Judge Grants Injunction Against Carpenters’ Union Nationn Will Welcome Visit of U. S. Navy FOR BUSINESS WEAR OR HOME IS THIS BLOUSE W MULTNOMAH VOTES FOR INTERSTATE BRIDGE BONDS