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GERMANY
SAYS SHE
WILL DO AS
SHE LIKES
Refuses to Rccofinlzc Any Mht on
the art of the United States to
Supervise Her Diplomatic Relations
In South America Laughs at tho
Monroe Doctrine.
MENUS', July- l'j. (Jonnuny
throw down tho gauntlet to tho Unit
ed Slutou today, Haying mliu intends
to do um she plouwos in South and
Central America.
Tho (lunlaratioii wan made in a
formal stftUimoiit handi'd to Ihu
United Pro by tlio imperial foreign
office n nhort timo after a pruviom
oonollitttorv atalumuiil had been
given out.
Why tlio sudden change in the tone
of Ihy statement was made wan not
explained.
Defies United Slate.
"(lormaiiv refuses to reooguixo nny
right on thu part ottho Uuitud State
to MUiKirvine her diplomatic relations
in other oouiitritw in Central mid
South America in minora! and in
Nicaragua in particular." tlio eeotid
stnlonioiil said. "(l.irmany'M j-ecoi;
uition of President Jose .Mutirir. is a
matlur cincorniug hernelf and Nieu
rukun and concerning no third per
moii or third power whatever."
Many p-i-sons construe the nocond
M.tomcnl n. flermnnv's first stup
townrd rofiiBini further to roeognuo
(rnntinued on Pag" 8.1
TEDDYIS ASKED
TO LEND A HAND
Plnchot to Como to Coast and Tour
Bear State In Interests of Pro
prcssivo Republicans Calls on
Colonel to Enlist His Aid.
NEW YORK, July V2. Marshall
Slini&on, president of tho Roosovolt
Liiieolu longuo of I. oh Angeles, and
Clifford I'iiiehot, formor chief for
ester, called on Formor President
Roosevelt at Ihu Outloolc office, today
in an effort to induce Roosevelt to
visit tho 1'aeifio const. After tho
ooufoioiuJo was over Stiuisou Hiiid
Pinohot would leave tomorrow for
the ooHHt, whoro ho will tour Cali
fornia in thu intoroHtH of lliraiu
Johnson, eaudidato for tho Repub
lican nomination for governor.
"Well, hero are our anaruhintio
friends again," was Roosevelt's jov
ial greeting as 1'inchot and Stimuou
appeared.
Explains Situation.
Stinihon said (hat he and l'iuchot
explained in detail the situation m
California to Roosevelt, lie said the
former president was told that Ihe
Republican party there was in a
critical condition. Johnson, tlie told
Roosevelt, is tho progressive candi
date, while Alden Anderson and
Charles V, Curry, who are oandi
dalos for thu gubernatorial nomina
tion, aro supported hy tho Republi
can uiaehiuo.
"flillott is not oaudidato for re
iiomlualiou," Stiiuson said ho told
.ho formor president, "and tho whole
thing has to bo fought out at tho
coming priiuurius. Roosevelt gave
no apparent sign that he would sup
port our caiiKo."
Has Kino Visit.
Klin'suu said he had a fine visit
(Continued on Page f.)
CALIFORNIA
Medford
William A. Clark
Race
Il'lioto by Anicrli'ini 1'ic.h AHSoctatlon.
STRIKERS RIOI IWANTWINESAPON
PORTLAND
POLICE CALLED
Reserves Ordered Out Twice to Quell
Riots Union Teamsters Still on
Strike Llttlo Trouulo Boforo To
day Has Been Reported.
PORTLAND, Or., July 12. Police
reserves were called out twice early
today to iiell minor riots between a
number of striking members of the
Teamsturs' union and imported
strikebreakers. Three nonuuionists
wore severely beaten in the moleo,
one being compelled to go to a hos
pital. No arrests were made.
The rioting shortly after midnight
was a result of suveral clashes ear
lier in tho evening.
Tho first disturbance occurred at
Fifteenth and Washington streets.
There a score of unionists and uon
uuioiiists met and clashed. A riot
call was put in nnd the reserves were
sent to tho scene. When the police
arrived all thu men had fled. Late
thev renewed the "fieo-for all" at
FUivonth and Couch streets. The po
lice were called out i c onl time,
hut "with their appearance tin ciuwd
of fiililms and specli i ranidlv
melted uwav, making it in necessarv
for. the police to use night sticks.
Union teinustcif. have been on
strike for sly weeks innneffirMo
(Continuod on Page Eight.)
aUJODFORD,
DEFIES UNITED STATE
Enters
For Senate Again.
SAME RATING AS
Rope River Growers Decline to
Aprce to Proposal of National Ap
plo Show Givlnn Winesaps Better
Ratlup In Carload Exhibition.
No nttomnt has lieont nindo by tho
National Annlo Show hold oach yenr
la SpoUano, to plaeo apples of tlio
WtnoBaii variety on tlio snmo amlly
rating aa Nowlown Pippin and Gi lines
(luUIen In c-rload competition. But
ttio llogito nivor growors litwo fllod
a protest end It Is unlikely that a
change In rating will bo nindo.
Tho Uoguo Hlvor growers point out
that tho WIioa..n la an Inferior apple
and baa always boon rated as elght
uno, whore:s tho Newtown carrlos n
rating of nluo-ton. It Is oaslor to
grow and to placo on an equal foot
ing would would not bo fair.
Tho Natlo'ial Applo Show was fair
In tho matter, wiring II. 11. Tronson,
"Tho Annlo Kluit of Amorlca," boforo
noting. Mr. Tronson lmmodlntoly con
ferred with tlio otbor growora In tlio
vulloy and tho nilvlsod tlio officials
of tlio show that bo would object,
Every hour of every day the want
ads are "so'ttliug" things, accom
plishing things In this citv. Thev
find buyers, sollors, traders, workors
they introduoo peoplo who havo
business to do with each othor.
NEWTOWN PIPPIN
Mail Tribune
OIIIMON, TUESDAY, JULY
BIRD,DASHED
10 HIS DEATH
Aviator Who Hade First Round-Trip
Flight Across English Channel
Falls From His Aeroplane to In
stant Death. '
LONDON, July 12. Charles Stew
art Holies, tho mllllonslro aviator
who achieved fnmo by making a round
trip flight tcrosa tho English chan
nel, fell from his ncroplano today at
the Bournemouth meet and was kill
ed. Aviator DoMarro, who fell r.t tho
rame time, was injured seriously and
Is In a precarious conditio1.
Thousands of persons gathered bo
foro tho grandstand at Bournemouth
saw tho tragedy.
High in Air.
Rolles was L Igli in tho air nnd bis
motor wob working smoothly when ho
started to descend. It bad bcon an
nounced he would essay tho "alight
ing prize." As bo neared tho ground
bo shut off bin motor, depending cn
t.ruly on bis iunnlpyir,t6n ot tho piano
to effect a landing
Tho machlno dropped gracotully and
tho perfect glide brougt out cl.ccrs
from tho spocators. Tho cbeers wero
changed to shouts of horro- when tho
tailpiece of tho air craft spit nnd tho
aoroplnno timed a somersault.
Falls Korty Feet.
The aviator was -10 feet fron- the
ground when th accident happened.
T'e pllntcrln" of the mrchlno's
(Continued on Page S.)
FOREST FIRES
T
DAMAGE NORTH
Idaho Reserves Scenes of Great Con
flanratlon Line of Railroad En
dangered No Estimate of Damaqe
Done Is Made as Yet.
BOISE, Idaho. July 12. Accord
ing to reports received here today
from tho Loon taiko district, lorcat
fires which had been partially sub
dued havo broken out afresh. Hun
dreds of cords of wood, railroad
ties and much standing timber have
been consumed already. Several
mountain hobics- aro roporttVl to he
in ashes.
If tho winds cnutinuo tho damage
will mount high mto the tlioiiMUids
before tomorrow.
Tho line of the S. F. & N. rail
road is endaugeied. The fins is
burning within threo nnd a half miles
of tho track and tho flames are be
ing driven toward thu right of way
by a steady breeze.
Telephonic communication witJi
the district is impossible, as the
wires have been burned down.
Checking Fires.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 12. With
new fires reported today, Superin
tendent Woiglo of Coour d'Aleuo said
that ho expected all firos in the na
tional reserve would soon be extin
guished. According to reports nnd messages
which have reached him, nil fires
burning in tho government forest aro
under control.
It is believed the homos of settlers
on North Fork, six miles outside the
reserve, liuve beei saved from the
fl.imes. Yo.tord firo threatened
to destroy t'tiiui No estimate of the
damage done has boon mado.
RO
IN
IN
GREA
12, 39J0.
Sultan of Sulu on
To Pay
Tho sultan of Sulu, who once offered his hand in marriage to Miss Alice
Roosevelt, Is to visit America. lie announces ttiat the chief object of his trip
abroad is to dispose of a collection of pearls valued at something like $2o0,
000, the proceeds from which will lie devoted to improving tho condition of
his people. II? will be nccompanled by fourteen prominent Moros. He has
already sailed for India and will make stops at several European cities. In
August, ltfOT President Taf t, who as secretary of war was visiting the Phil
ippines with congressional delegation and an unottleial party, went to Sulu.
The Americans, Including President Roosevelt's daughter, were entertained
lavishly by Sultan Hadji Mohammed Jaumlul Klram, who showered them
with gifts nnd llpally declared his wish to make Miss Roosevelt the sultana
of tho Sulu art hlpelago. He Insisted that his people were unanimous in their
desire that she remain among them.
M0SOUIT0ES
CAUSING GREAT
Unprecedented Scourge of Winged
Pests Causes Much Damage in the
South Men Forced to Leave Rice
Fields and Seek Shelter.
NEW ORLEANS, La., July 12.
Mon and anlm-Js are suffering aliko
from nn unprecedented mosquito
scourge, which has fallen on the const
of Louisiana nnd Mississippi.
Tho huugry pe-nts haui becotno so
numerous that deor nnd other fnmo
of tho swamps and woods hnve Ibeeii
driven Into tbo open lands.
Mon working In the rice fields havo
boon compelled to unit work ana stay
Indoors.
In Caleascu county sawmills havo
boon closed down, as It waslmporsiblo
for tho woodmen In tbo swamps to
H Ithstand mosquito attacks vhllo-tboy
worked.
Stock Is bein- killed by tbo lnn-et
hordes in tho lowlands.
Several fashionable summor resorts
on Mississippi sound :tro virtually dc
sortod on account of tho mosquitoes.
Hundreds who wero spending tbo
summer at tbo resorts havo returned
lo Now Orleaus to await tho abate
ment of tbo scourge
Held for Further Examination.
Honrv Lilly, scut to the ciumv
seal from Ashland, charged with be
ing insane, is being It 11 liv the eouii-
rv ottlcials for further caminatiou.
His demenlia was evidently the re- nit
of lib es, end is not of m ,,e ite de-greo.
S FFERING SOUTH
Way
America a Visit
TTO
ACT ON WOMAN
SUFFRAGE BILL
London Police Making Arrangements
Accordingly Militant Woman Will
Be on Hand to Endeavor to Per
suade Solons to Pass Bill.
LONDON, July 12. Tho first do
eisive aetiot of parliament on u bill
favoring woman suffrage is expected
tonight in fho house of oomiuons, nnd
the London police are anaking ilans
acconlingly.
A conciliation mcajHitru intniducetl
by Shacklctou (Lnborito), granting;
tho rkrht f fiiinchise .to women who
own property, will come up for final
cousidcr-utiou and probably will bo
defeated. Tho bill 5ves to landed
women the right of rating for mem
bers of tiarliameut. 2litlierto they
have only had electixT rights in mu
nicipal elections.
-Mililnnt suffragettes freely admit
that they o-xpoct defeat and havo an
nounced fhnt they wlfl crowd tlio'
gallories nnd halls of furlinment nnI
with lung powor endeavor to por-
sundo tho lawmnkers tu pass their
measure Not only are ahoy opposed
to any nttacTs on the hill, but limy
are deniaiiding tho intrwluctiou ut
nuothor lieasnro designed to give nil
women tho right to vote in parlin
uientnlv eloctious, instead of restrict
ing tho franchiso to laiiil -owning
women.
lrs. Uelmont, the Duchoss of
Inrlborougli and Mrs. Vnnderbilt nt-
tended the debates hold last night on
the bill nnd probnbly will bo in tho
gallories tonight when tho fireworks
SUUl.
PARLIAMEN
UMTKI) I'ltKMM AHHOOIAXUK.
Pull Leased Wlro Kopwa..
Tho only paper In tho xtatMp
published In a city tho l ft?
Modfonl having u lonnnrt frt
No9Z.
FAS! COAS
TRAIN HIT
DITCH2DEAJ
Two Trainmen Killed Many
Train Was Crowded witli. Ex
cursionists on Way to Attentl ITJa
vention in San Francisco Laws
Rail the Cause.
SALINAS, Cal., July IT. Tn
triinmon woro killed, tbrco othenc3a-
Jured, and sove-al passengers i
ly hurt when a special train, carx2
100 members of tho Chemlsts"
sociatlon was derailed today foe. &.
gorge In tho Santa Cruz maazitaaaat.
The disaster occurred" on a Tra
verse" curve or tho Southern PaiiHlne
rall-oad at 5:45 a.m. Flrt rewart-
wore that a Ecoro of porsons were!
ed. Special trains with ns
brought tho dead and Injured to Sd
dad and King City.
Tho Dead.
FIREMAN ERNST, San Fraoeiweu.
ENGINEER L. A. DIXON, SCBt
Francisco.
it ' '
Tho Injured. Jf.
Conductor W. II. Motz; intccaal-
!ly; may die.
R. C. McGhee. dining Mr pocttir
San Fi-anclsco; intornu'ly; may iS3e
B. McCieary, brakeman, S'n Fjcsb-
clsco; hand cut.
A. E. Peterson, dining car cobj3jh-
tor, San Frr-nclsco; hand euk.
William Miles, chef of dlnlns tsaz.
Oaklind;
two ribs and right tlrifc.
fractured,
(Continued on Page 8.)
CRATER LAKE
FAIRLY OPEK
Nearly Fifty People Are Enmniii
at Park and Many Automobiles Are
Being Driven to Brim Stage IMe.
Is Proving Popular.
S
T
S
SEASON
NW
With nearly 50 peoplo onciinpetan
Crater Lake, on tho him and'tatdlrsa.
camp, tho eason may bo said to kat
fairly oponod. A scoro of auteiMtn-
bllos have nl-oady boon drlvec t
tbo Crater, containing tourlsta ttwmtt
all parts of tho coast. Tho as
modatlons this year ar superlar'
tboio of aiy provloua seasoa.
durlns tho summer work is to 1m
rtiBhed on tho construction eC tfb"
lodge which la to stand on tho ftm.A
of tho crater.
Aa nutomoblio stngu'llno has be.
instituted tbl2 yoar and tha trip-
now qnslly bo mado. j&A
FEIGNED INSANITY TO
ESCAPE HAND OF UiWi
SAN FKANCISCO, Cal, JuK 1-'
Aftor nttempting- to gain hi B9.
erty by fighting his cuptors. ll
foigning insanity to avoid trial, d.
E. Ikiddleston was found truiltv tw
night of the murder of Carl ll Ow
burn aiud today awaits sentence ay
Judgo Lawlor. iruddloslou wa co-
TH'lud ol murdor in tho weoiul Teixcx.
after it had been shown that to l.
ounrrol Jio stnbhod Cohtmr.
TJio mon fought when Cohum awe
euseil Iluddloston of stculint: vhex
ladder and u s-ngo. Cobiirn 'jtnk
to Iltuldleslon's, Jiouse to Smf i .
missing nrttclos.
Wlion Ri mint iTr. ar
dleston a fight followed ami . ' Imx
wna stabbed with .n rMi. Tit., -a,
fenso contended that Oohuru fotl'wt
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