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ALMJWOKD, OWKaON, THTUKDAY, MAY" 18. 1911.
No. 49.,
WOORRQW WILSON LAUDSOREOON:
SAYS SHE IS POINTING THE WAY
"EVES OF ENURE
NATION TURNED
TO THIS PEOPLE"
annul cz
NOW IS UNDER X,.
Progressive Governor of New Jersey
States Ho Is Glnd of Opportunity
to Study Orejjon Laws at First
Hand and Meet Her People.
REFERENDUM WILL
SOON OE EXTENDED
Says It Is a Potent Menus of Nullify-
Inn Dnd Legislation Primary
Shoulit . Oc Extended.
lYtmillltll)' ctiluluetcd l- W H l"ltel.
falliel (if 'Till' Olvgoil I'lilll." Willi
MIPmh uiii' utwr mi the iIkiiiim'I'hIh Ii)
uumnhueiui; ilii lii lluriihrouk. i'l.
Huvenior WiumIiiiW Wllnmi nf New Jrr
m-. "irlvisl iii Oregon W.-dimniUy after
liiHiii iih Wlui I In frankly sold In lie bin
flrxl "hund-nhukn Willi ln nation" pre
llinliiiiry in iitiununcliiK hi" r.tmlhtiiey
to hxooiue III" IIHIImii'm plinldi'ltt
Tim tuitions! ndviionleit nf better gov
eiHtiienl have pinned llinlr fnllh to Mm.
tllilllKll liwrvellhg llml l pedagogue. 11
limit nf luniks Mini tir pienlih-ut nf II
uiilternlly. should Ih mi politically
h'IkihI. Mure luMlttii mill ch-ar Judg
ment, oouplnl with null k cnnnelrhei'
mill kewn f.Mll'otltoi nf tin- iiiilliiimt nit'
nollim. ih..y n-iy, muni be rwip"UHlhle
tm lil ulltr.uic" mi iniirly In lln Willi
l"ipul.ir irKiviniUn got eminent.
OUit to H Hers.
"Hn till In Oregon." 1 oiuoi'Uiliil (Inv-I'lii-ir
Wllnuii yritrlilny nit tin tii.
IM-.I from Ids IimIii hi AnliUtnd ami fur tin
flrnl limn fiiMllil lillllnrlf wltllltl till
iHiiiiiiliirlm nf the nlrtle. the lawn "f
which li imik m cnnlim in taint In hln
liiNUitilntl ni1 1"- Innt full In New Jer-
"fr, J3llf'"MTArHi-1?l1"1 t liiifMinl
H i'v - fl
IWI. by Arnrrlrn Prr Aorl.illon
iiim.ii.miii worn now wii-hun of new
Jriii,.
FIRE IN SENATE
Senator Gore of Oklahoma Intro
duces Measure Which Will Prevent
Additional Decisions In Favor of
the Trusts hy Supreme Court.
STRIKES AT WORD ON
WHICH DECISION HUNG
Will Provide No Restraint of Trade
May Be "Reasonable" Imprls-
ment for Offenders.
Muni njijymy May with yull very muiih
Indeed. I or years f have wntehed thin
ntitle, mill I mil vrty KlAil In know I lint
I nin tn meet your representative men
iiml n quaint mnef first hand ".villi
Oregon
Vmi nmy tell lite people nf Oregon,'
Muled Mr Wllnnn tu it iHirriinpo'ulent nf
tln Mull Trlliiinn who met his It.iln at
Anlibtiid, "Iii1 I feel they Inn.)
ilnne 11 Itreiil ilertl In d"venplng tin
linn iittenl nf Hituliir gmoinmeiil
lliliiilHlmilt I lie count I y. Tlie Kliile eii
m Nil ellltllil t 'ill III t lull fur tHK
ri.ivM Uwn niul iiitllltiiiH the isunut)
ner Imvii their eye in rue. I iltln nm
We nf New Jorimy lwe nilnitisl lltmit
nf ymir Iawn unit lm.e Inter In neetire
the lllltliitve mill refeleiuluni.
'"I'll lnH nf rixent irain itiluite In
thin Klntci ru'i'in tn me to pulut the idler
Hun wltlcli the tmthiti muni ulnn (tiki
Iwfure n linvn rmupli'lril nnr leseiiein
linn of 11 KUMirnitiDMl whlrh Iiiim miffi red
mo Hf-rluuhly mill mi InhK fmm prlMtli
niHitit uxiiti'iit iiml ftelfiiOt iirpinlimtluu
I'llliuiry Ihwh nhiuihl Im extemleil In
i-yeiy eliH'llvu off Ire mill In II111 Helee
Hun nf every cnminlltie nr ufflehil In
tinier llml the ii'iil miy mire for nil
tiikn rlmiKi' of llielr nsvn nffiiliH.
Hfrndum Ooort,
I 'To nullify I mil leulilMtlnn the refer
eiiilniu in tint he iiitniteil 11ml It Iff only n
pli'Mlull or time Until It "III he eVl.'Mil-i-.l
to (he litlllon, The heller eilui'iitlou
uf tlie mmiii throilKll the line III the
MtrliiUM Mtiilen, nf whli'li tlieun wiih the
flint, will t'ltnhlo I lifin to mihn Intelll
uently ii"ui iintlnnnl inemmreN. In kiii-Ii
iiiiinner will pnittiliir Kiivenimimt he lift
eil fiiim lliu mnl(M nf theory to ni'tiliilltv
mitl 11 itemnonioy which icineneulH the
will of the teoiln ho ihIuIiIImIiimI."
(lovernor WIIimiii nvnileil 11 illroel nuen
11. in iii to lliu eamlhliiey for the preMl
ileiiev nit Hie ttrmoctiitU' lU'Uul next yenr.
Mliitlni; llml miiny UiIiikh conM hiii'peii
helween Hint Ulnn mul t lit M wliltlt iiiIkIiI
Ihiow 1111 entile new llulit on the ulluif
thui However, he nliilnl Hint II In I1I1
hellef llml tlio ilniniioiiitle foiceM wonhl
ho vh'liirliiilM In Noviniher. 1912, lit the
ioIIh. Mo ileelltlOil to iIImi'iihm the inerllH
of Chimin Clark, JihIhoii lliunion nr
.Iihi'iIi l-'olU In cniiiU'Olluii with thn num.
Iimthin.
"Thn jiriMhlcniiy of the rnllel HtnteM.
ho ntiileit, "Irt not nn offli'o whhh 11 1111111
run ntnil mil mnl ileilmo ho In fltteil
fur, On thn nthnr Itmul. no mint nut
refiiim Kiich ii noinlnnlliin fur thn office
If I; ho orfernl lilin."
KcMl of Jtulire".
"No," In reply In n iiiieHllon. "I Imvi
nut yet nmilo Ui my mlml tut Iho nmtter
nr 11 leenll of Iho Jinllehliy. I nm open
to cnuvliilluil, hill I MH yet roll In nee
where It wouhl ho u wlmi law In iimny
lenpeetM, mm feitr of the peoplu'M ill
pleilMlilo IlllKllt leiul Hiiliui Jinlen to en
ter morn to popular oxproMMloit llmu In
mi Inleiprelatlon of Iho law. It In 11
Kieiit piohlom ami miiHt lm appioai'lieil
eaulloUHly."
In rfKiiril " ' i1"4'''"- ili'i'li-inn " IW1
mipiemo court Hi lh Hlinulaifl Oil eane
Mr, WIIhoii ilei'lllli'il to iuiiImi 11 Mlate.
incut nn he hile not nM yet himmi 11 eopV
of the ih'i'lHlon. "I have nolleml litueli
newMimper ennnni'lil on thn HUhJeet," ho
HiiiIpiI. "eHpeelally In leKiml lo Iho iiho
of thn woiil 'iinnsitioiiiililiV mill fmiii
IIiIm II iippi'iim llml thn Miipremo eourt
wiih IcKlHlatliiK "l "". Inleipu'tlni;.
llowevrr, IhlH Ih not toy view, an until I
have ronil thn toxt of thd ilei-Mon I
miiHt ileollnn to cixiut'HH inymilf."
Mr. WIIhoii wnH iiHlieil roKtirtlliiff tlie
nppoluituent or Henry I.. IUIiiihuii or
Now York In Iho culiliitit of I'reHlileiit
Tail mul wlmtlier (hi wiih an effort on
tlio part of thn pi'eHhlmit to lirlui; thn
witt'tliiK fiuitlmm of New Yoilf Into Jmr
mony. Mr. WIIhoii hIuimIi "Oh tlio face
of It, It looltH iih If micli woro tlio cumo,
hut iih I luivo hoon In Iho weHt ilurliiK
tlio piiNt two wfloltH, I am not fully In
touch with thn matter. I luiuw nolhliiK
nf Mr, HIIidhoii'h nimllf IciitlmiH for (ho
lllMl'C.
"Wllllll I l.lil III OlI'KIMI," f'Mlllllllfll
Mr Wllmiii. "I luleiul lo nltiily nt flml
hiiiul III" unrhluKK uf the Initiative mul
refeietutllttl I hellevo that llllM law l
I nilly 11 milllllnn uf uitlhir Koverilllient.
nn the Inwiimlti'tH know that Iho ionpe
who ehteil litem ru 1 1 nt nil)' llinmenl
lake Hie mutter of Intviiinklntr tmuk Into
their own IihiuIh Iteprenenlnllveii Avork
hilt In the nliiiiluw of mieli it law tin
Iteritlimleil lo keep III line
"While It In not nn well known an It
In In teunrtl tn OrflKtni. New Jerney will
ulnn hohl 11 pllliliir) eteotlfiu lu the Hprlni!
III l'preoi ft preferenee for prenhlelltlnl
entulhtftti'H mul 11 III liiNtriirl the Mtntr
ilpelk'Ntlou how to vote at Hie enliven
Hint Thin In one of the pruvlnlotiH nf
our pilmary law. I feel that It Ih ii
KoimI one.
"Will ynU enrty your Mntn nt thin
elm'lloii" he WIIH nnkeil.
"I wonhl nut le nl nil HiirprUed," lie
niiNixerv.1.
Ouiernor WIImuii ilurliiK the nflernixm
while iNimilitlli; IhrnllHll Hie ItuKlin Itlver
vnllev iiinntnnllv rnintiieiltiil iiimiii til''
Im-.i 11 1 ten uf the valley, whlrh nt IhU xnn
Bitu nf 1 lie r Ih erhiipt mure iHiiutl
fill lhan at nuy other wuhoii. lie ex
prcei it Kienl ilonlre to reach I'ortUuil
mul eel Into liitluuitn touch with couill
tluiiH In Ihl" Mute.
At Meilfnpl (Internor Wllnon wnn met
hy n lnre inunlier nf lienl iiihIhp men.
who uieilo-l liliillH'"ur nuxl Vranlilonl.
The llotfiin Itlvor Unlvnmlty rluli Iiml
n InrKe ileleitnlliiu on hnutl to meet him.
He wnn iikkeil to ilellver n flve-mlnule
niMrmH. lull nnk.nl tn be vxrumxt, n he
Iiiih mill inrl At n nevrre iohl noil IiIh
Milee Ih Mtottnil frunt npcnklm;.
WAHHINOTON. l. (', May IH Helm
tor (torn of Oklahoma, ilemoernt, tcwlny
liitro'ltieeil In I tie Heniite n --.il miirnil
linr the Hhermaii Inw hy tirovhtlnir Hint
very rontraet. fomhliintlon or comiplr-
itcy In leHtralllt nr tnule wlilcll wnH He
elnreil llliKnl hy the Hheriiinn aW nhnll
he prrniimel to he unit nhnll Ih. ailjuilceil
"uiirennuliahle."
'The minnilment further itrovlilen Hint
110 nuili rvHlnilnt nhnll he eunHtriie.l nn
rninonnlile, onil Hint nriynnn Involved lu
hrlnKlnR nhout niieh rentmlnt of trnile
Hhall Ik ItnprlHoneil for not Ichh limn
lisn nor morn thmi ten yrnrn.
II Ih reporteil Hint the prnicrrsHlvi'H
of Ixttli iinrtli'H will rally to tho nuppnrt
of Henator (lore'n mennurn ami prenn the
hill throuuh,
A Hluillnr menmlre wnn Ititrmlureil In
thu lioum? Weilnemlny
The Two Presidents In Mexico
RESIGNATION
CASHES
ANOTHER
l'tllTI.AM). Or. May JR. -tlovrrnor
Wnixlrow Wllnon of New Jerney nrrlve.1
In rnrtUii'l from Han rronclncn thin
furHUooii nt 3 JO. He wan met lit the
I'tllon ilepot h yn iteleKUtlon of hUnluenH
uii'ii hemleil hv llnrvev lleekwlth. prenl-
ili'llt of the ('111ui11erel.il elilh. mnl Hell
Hellllik'. ptenhlelit nf Hie UteKott nlatr
neiuiie 'lllinitl nny reremuity the kuv-
ernornnil IiIh parly were tiutrleil throiiKh
the mln Into itutntunlillen nun rtmiuii 10
toe llnlel I'orthlll'l. where Wllnon will
mnke hln heaihiUiirterH ilurliiK hl nlay
here tntlny mul tomorrow 110 win iwivo
for Health' at mhlnlKht Trhlny.
TEDDY SAYS NEW
TREATYWOH'T 00
Decries Plan of Suhniittinu All Ques
tions Between Nations to Arbitra
tion Says There Arc Times Which
Nation Must Finjit.
NKW VOUIC. May. IS. oppuhlllon tn
an ytiealy HUhmlltliiK to athltratlou
iiii'HtloiiN affectlui; Iho honor, Integrity
or lnili'peiiileiut of the foiintry Ih voice.'
hy ful liter I'linhlenl Hounevelt lu a hIkii
eil at lido In tho current Outlook, out
tiulay, Ho HiiyH that any country takliiK
niieh it poHltlou wouhl ho lu thn hiuiu
ponltlon iih tho man who went lo law
whvu IiIh wire wiih ".iMHaultoil mul hiul
hepTace Hlappeil."
ItoOMiivclt nayH!
"Much an Inillvhlual who went to law
IliHtcitil of puiiIhIiIiih" tlio offemler wouhl
ho icuanlcil with iIoiIhIou. Hlntllnrly
Iho I'nllctl HlatiH Hhuuhl nut upcclflcal-
ly hlml llHolf (o ItlhltllltO llUCMtlollH uf.
rcctlUh imtloual honor.
"Kurlhef II Hhoulil ho tacitly mulor
Htooil hy Iho conlinetlnr powuiH that
I hey wouhl no mom Htiriemler tholr
ilKhtH lu Kiicli vital toattuiH than it man
In civil llfo HUiremlorH IiIh iIkIH (" Hulf
ilcfeiiHu; or cIho It nhotihl ho oNpllcltb
Hlaleil that hecuuno of tho fact that II
Ih now ImpoHHlhlo for cither patty to
mini action lurrhiKhiiT upon thu honor,
Intei.Mlty or InilepeiKlciuo of tho other,
they 111 11 wllllnif In nihlti.ito all ijuch.
tldllH."
AVIATOR FLIES BEFORE
HE KNOWS HE'S UP
HHATTtiH, W'iihIi., May IS. Ctnlnir up
In tho air for IiIh I'IihI tlmo hy ucclitunl,
T. P. Hamilton, Itl-yeafolil nliHlilp
hulhhir, controllfil IiIh hlplano when II
run away with him anil after 11 whort
f Unlit rotuiuml to tho Kiouuil lu Hafcty.
Hamilton wiih c.vpoi'lmcntlnK, riinuliiK
ulonk' tho Krouiul, until muhluuly ho iIIh.
covoiciI that ho wiih BO foot up In tho
air, Whnn ho canto ilown IiIh fikmilH
JohIioiI him ami Jiih( lo ahow (hat ho
voitlil imvlKatc, ho went up iiKaln. Ho
Iiiih Hohl two umchlui'H,
MAN'S CHECK
Officer Clncade Overtakes Man
Near Phoenix and Brings Him
Back (0 Medford Where Ho Will
Faco Trial.
After extracting 11 check for lt.1.71
in tho Clark & Heitery C'onntructlou
company from thn pocket of Dun Mor
rlH, a man iikiiiimI Jack O'llrleu emlorneJ
It ami received payment nt tins Hour
liar on I'nitit Htreet. With tho money
lu hln (lOnnennlou ho left town nml hnil
KUtteu, with u cumpaiiloii. to within n
mile mnl 11 half of Phoenix when Officer
I'lnk'cnilo cmiKht up with them ami
hroUKhl them hack to town.
Hhorll )nfter the check wiih cnnhe.l
the lonn wnn illncnnleil hy Morrln, who
nolltldl the huffet keeper mnl thn jh.
Ilco nml n nenrch wiih Inntlcnteil. CIiik
cjule horrnwfil n homo friu the t'lnrk
X- Itenrry cumpuiiy mul upon Informa
tion Ivmlliik him to hellovn tho phoney
1 heck at tint hail nklppeil for I'hocnlx.
ho went after him Aiul fouitil him rhlliiK
In a wnuoii with a rancher. Mt anil the
companion with him were nrrentrd nml
upon heluK neitrcheil ISO wnH foiiml In
each Hhoo nml tho rent of tho money
wiih Hcattcreil nhout IiIh clothed.
llnvtitK no cvlitnuco UKnliiHt tlio mnii
founil In IiIh company, ho wnH rclonHeil
Will JAPAN AID
WORO PEACE?
Has Chance Now to Show Its Sincer
ity In Expressed Desire for World's
Peace Attitude at Present is Still
in Doubt.
WASHINUTON. 1). ( May 18 -Ah
h rcnult of Hie puhllcatlou of tho tcruiH
of the ptopoKcit arhllratlon trcutlcH with
HilKlaiul nml I'rance, Jiipati, way illpln
liuttH toilny, Iiiih an oppoituulty tu prove
ItH Hlncerlly In Uh cxiuvhkciI ilcnlro for
contluuvil iicaco amoiiK all nalloiiH.
When tho Kcueral Invitation wiih nrnt
out fur tho worhl powcra to Join tu the
pencil inovcinont, It wiih oxpeutoil that
Japan wouhl ho muoni; tho flml of the
uatloiiH to icHpoml. ItH ttttltmlo, how
ever, conccrnliu: the pence luovmumit Ih
bllll lu ilouht. Union Uohhla, tho .lupa
iicho muhaHHailor, hiiIiI toilny:
.".I it pun Ih Kreally IntcrcHteit In the
proponal fiom America for an in lilt ra
tion treaty lu Incluilo uuchHuiih of nn
tluunl honor nml other vital IntcrcHtn.
It Ih too catly yot to nay what action
my Kovcntment will lake, Tho propusl
tlou Ih of treuieniloUH linpoitauco anil
rciiilicH ilccp Htuily"
. TAFT'S HEALTH
GREATLY IMPROVED
NKW YOllK. May 18. Orcatly lm
provoil In health. Mrn. William If. Tuft,
wlfo of tho proHhlcnt. who wnn Htrlckun
with a HorloiiH IllnoHH ilurliiK her lum
haml'H roennt trip to New Yot It Hlaroil
In a prlvato car for WuHhhiKton at 10
o'clock toilny. Hho wnn nccompanloil hy
Ipir ilulllihloc, MIhh leel Tlifl,
PRESIDENT PORFIRIO DtAZ
FRANCISCO I I-TADERO.JR
261
SOON
NEW LAWS
IN EFFECT
Most Important of New Laws is Ma
larkcy Act Extending the Power
of the State Railroad Commission
to Cover Public Utilities.
HAI.HM, Or., May l. Two liumlroi!
nnil nlxty-uiiu new atntnten will ko Into
offeet in Ojejjont iUahtJ."rlityrprH
vhllnir nnvenil nifernniliim ctltlon are
not filed with the secretary of statu
nk'nlnnt nevcrnl of thli menruren.
AtnouK tho lniHirtnnt IiIIIh Hint will
hecome Intvn Ih tho ilnlurkey net ex
temllni; the power of thn Mate railroad
commlnnlon to cover public tltlllllon; the
hill creatine the OreKon naval mllltln
and lawn mlcutntwl to aid labor.
n Editor on Jaunt Soon.
HAN VIIANCIHIM. May IK. The nn
mini exciimlon nf tint California 1'ionx
nnHochttlon will be taken tn the Ynnom
He valley HiIh year and thn cdltom will
lenvo Hnn lrnnclnro May H mid return
Mny 31. It Ih enthnatrd tho party will
number ncnrly 100.
ENSENADA FORCE
GERMAN-JAP
ALLIANCE PLAN
If America Should Show an Un
friendly Altitude Toward Germany,
Latter Country May Seek Alliance
in Far East. I
ni:ilIJN. May 18. Alliance botween
Germany and Suputi wan predicted ltTt
Ai&ay'lry tounl Von llcvcntlow. th-fi
inoun military critic In a Htntcment to
the rmtcd I'renn ho nald:
"If America hIiows nlKnn of adoptlnc
an unfriendly attitude townrda Oormany
...e latter will neck an alliance with
japan. AmerlcnnH inlRht wolt reflect
iih to whether their Intercut will bo
nerved by forcing Germany Into a com
munity Intercut with Jnpnn.
"I hnvo noticed many nntl-Oerman ut
ternuceH lately In American publications.
The Army and Navy Journal published
on article ilcncrllilnc aennany and Jn-
imn nn the mont prnbnblo enemies of
America, tlermany will not limoro such
iiiintlntakalilo nlmm of Amcrlcun antipathy."
SENATE ASKED TO
STRENGTHENED PROBE ONCE MORE
Many Mexicans Friendly to Diaz Sail
for Southern Seaport and Will As-!
sist in Defending the Town Against
Invading Rebels.
HAN OIKOO, Oil. May IS. Should tho
rebel forccn In Lower California attack
t-w.'.,.(ii1ii tltn , mllul eltv. In lltn next
fow ilayn, they will find tho fedora!
rorocH thcio Kieiuiy HtroiiKtuoncii ami
prepared for a fierce buttle.
More than ISu .Mnxit'niiH from Han
iiin,..i .,, 1. 1 i..ia AiiL.lcH who nrn local to
Dins, K'ft on the ntiamcr Han DIcko l.iHt
.1I..1, 1 fur 1'iiK.Hi.ul.i. where thev will
Join tho fcdentl forces. All weio Klven
tmuHportatlon, imt nono win rccetvo any
i.iiK.nniiunilmi (nr thplr HfirvlccH. TllOV
wero Klvog nn cntlnialastlo farewell at
lltn hock, w nere mmr ipiihuv
friends uathered ami a hrnnH baud added
to tho excitement tho boat left tho
lJer.
WILL G. STEEL IS
RUNNING FOR OFFICE
Believe That Lorimcr Case Should Be
Reopened So Illinois Soions Pass
Resolution Requesting .Action on
Part of Federal Body.
SlMtlNOl'MHLD. III., May 18. The
stato sennte republican sfcorlnt: commit
ted thin afternoon reported a resolution
iiHkliu; -that tho United States senate
rcopou the l.nrlnicr case.
Kurther InventlBatlon of tho Lorlmer
election. Chairman Helm of tho state
Heu.ito InvcHllKnthiR commltteo said to
day, Ih now up to tho I'iMted States sen
ato as tho rcKUlt of tho blocking of the
statu probe by JitilKO 1'ettlt of ChlcaRo.
MANY PROSTRATIONS
HEAT AT CHICAGO
1'OUTLANP. MiV S Will O Sleol
yciilerday filed Ins declaration of Inten
tion to become a iMudldato for tho of
ficii of councilman ft out tho Tenth ward
at tho recall election, to choose Council
man Kills' HiiiTOHxni, n cuso that elec
tion Is held.
Mr. Hteol suys ho stands for a com
mission form of coveniinent and will
e,i.,'ii.riit with lite push clubs, bcllov-
Ini; them to bo nearest tlio Interests of
tho people, ho says. Candidates In it re-.
call election are not ouukcu 10 suite
their party uffillilhtns.
Brtrtg-eworkera Btrlko.
- i
' (WLOAHY. Alberta, May IS. Nearly
.'00 structural steel wontors ompioycu
on tho liranu iruun i-nnuu iun)
bililBO where tho caiuary urancii crosnes
tho lied Deer liver, near Alls, aro re
ported on strike and itccordlnit to sov
oral of tho workmen who arrived In tho
city today, tirldKii buUdlnjr opcrntlonH
will ho tied up for soino" tlmo, as both
men and contractor tiro equally deter
mined, Tho muii ucnmwl hlKher mikuh.
C1HCAOO. 111. May lS.-Chlcngo Is
slvusllitK and scorcltltiK In tho hottest
day In tho history of the local weather
bureau Hy noon two ilcatV.s and 11
hcoro of prostiutlunH were reportod and
no 1 cliff from Iho hot witvo, which
has held tho eltv In Its Krlp for thrco
days, Ih tu slKht.
OurKon riisto, an Italian, was over
come on 'State street and died boforo
rcacliliiK.it hospital. Stanley Hchroeder
was meivomo and In fallliiK to the
sldewilU his neck was broken.
LONG DELAYED IS
STRIKE COMES SOON
SOUTHAMl'TON, KitKland, May IS.
It Is reported hero today that tho Iour
threatened strike of sailors und firemen
has been finally sot o start May it. The
Intention uf tho labor leaders Is to tnlto
ndvantnBo of tho coronation, hopliiK
that interruption of trafflo then will
hiint; tho ship owners lo ternia.
WANTS DIETZ
TRIAL PROBED
Senator Introduces Resolution to
That Effect But is Ruled Out of
Order by Lieutenant Governor
Ogelsby.
DIAZ MAY NO
HI PEACE
Madcro is Said to Be Unable to Con
trol Rebels South and West and
That He and Diaz May Be Fcrccd
to Join Armies.
BY JUNE I DICTATOR
MUST QUIT OFFICE
De La Barre is to Be Temporary
President Following the
' Quitting of Diaz.
SI'IUNOlflKLD. III.. Hay 18. Scnn
tor Henson today Introduced a resolution
In thrtatF xite'p','tiFvW-f hir Gov"
ernor McGovern of Wisconsin Investi
gate the trial nnd conviction of John
P. Dtctz. tho "defonder of Cameron
dam." Lieutenant Governor Oclesby rul
ed out the resolution on a point of order.
Knights Elect.
HBATTLi:. Vn8h.. May 18. tSate of
ficers of the Kmnd lodco of Knights of
I'ythlas wero elected In spirited ballot
ing. John JL Elwell, Vancouver. Is
Kriind chancellor; H. M. Dye, Davenport
Krnnd vice chancellor. AtnonB other of
ficers, lien Sitllck, Centralis, ww.
chosen RT-md outer guard, tho stepping
stone to higher honors.
BOTH COUNTRIES
PAIDJIM FEE
San Domingo and United States Both
Pay Man for His Services In This
Manner He Received $140,000 for
His Labors.
WAHHINOTON, D. C. Mny IS. Infor
Illation relntlvo to fees paid by too Unit
ed States and San DomhiKO to Dr. Jacob
H. Hollander of llalttmoro while he was
In tho latter republic to adjust its fiscal
affairs Is canning considerable comment
In official elides today.
When Assistant Secretary of 8tate
Wilson appealed ns it witness before the
house commltteo on expenditures he
stilted that Hollander was paid hy both
Kovernments for his services, the total
nmouutliiK to SI 10,000. Of this amount,
Wilson said, about J 10.000 was paid by
the I'nlted States.
It was also brought out that neither
San Domingo nor the t'nlted States was
advised that Hollander was paid by the
other country.
ONE DRINK, NO FOOD
FOR SIX LONG DAYS
HVKKKTT, AVash.. May 18. Iteualu
lug consciousness, Oludys Johnson, II,
suld that during tho five days and nights
sho absonted herself from homo fearlnc
severe ppunlshmont for it minor school
offense, shu hud no food and but one
drink of water. ' She tald sho spent
most of the tlmo In the thick forests on
tho outskirts of the town, sleeping out
doors excoptliiK one night when rain
drove her Into a barn Inhabited by cows
and strange noises.
An Investigation will bo tnndo of the
school teacher's threat of punishment.
Hoavy Stook S&lei.
NKW YOUK, Mny 18. Tho Htock mar
ket opened with heavy resultlB sales,
duo to tho rapid advance of stocks In tho
last two days, but did not cause a mark
ed break In prlcos. Union Taclt'le, South
ern Taclflc, St. Paul und tho metal
stocks gained from 1 to 2 points. Krlo
showed somo heaviness, Tho market
closed strong.
Honda YYiira firm.
.JUAiinZ. Mexico. Mny 18.' Confer
ences from which It Is hoped peace will
come to rcvolutlon-iiddcn Mexico begun
here this afternoon at the ipjarters of
Provisional President Madero.
"If President Diaz ipilts." tho rebel
lender wild to the United PrcHH, "the
rest of the tangle will be easily straight
ened out."
Judge Carbajal, the representative of
Diaz, entered thn conference smiling.
"I believe penec Is In sight," Bald Cnr
liaj.il. "1 received today a telegram
from General Diaz fully ntithorlzlng me
to net for him. This morning I signed
n five days' nrmlntlce, which will ex
pire at 11 o'clock on the night of May 23t
This afternoon I frel that my Hlgnaturo
to that armlntlce was equivalent to nlgil
Ing tho final Instrument which will
seal the peace of .Mexico."
Dr Vasfiiez Gomez, Madern's chief nil
viner; Gustavo Alndero, Alberto Kucn
tes and Gonzales Ganu all participated
In the conference with Carbajal.
MKXICO CITY. .May 18. Despite tho
signing of an urmlntlcn between I-'ran-
Cisco Madero, head of the royjjUUloti'aft '
forces at Juarez, and Judge Carbajal,
representative" of President Dlnz. un tho
result of it lmrgutn that Diaz shall re
sign by June i. the gravest fears are felt
here today that the resignations of Diaz
and Vice President Corral may not pre
vent such conditions In Mexico as may
yet force foreign Intervention.
While reports from the northern part
oClhe .republican tluxt,MaderoandhUJSto.
comiiian'ders wilt be able to securequlet
there. Is no shell assurance from tho
outb and went. Uoth these sections are
aflame with war and It Is raorcthan
doubted If the rebel chiefs Jnelther sec
tion wilt acknowledge tho authority of
Madero or be willing ot subscrlbo lo
the peace terms he has dictated.
Babels Hat SCsdero.
In the states of Guerrerro, Cblapus
and Morelo.t Oielnsurrectos hate Mndcro
an much ns they do Diaz, nnd It Is moro
than probable that they will refuse lo
lay down their arms on any call from
the conquerer of Juarez.
Couriers were sent from hero toilny
to notify General FlKiicroa, who is in
tho field with 3000 men near Cuernavuca,
that an armistice has been signed.
Whether Klgueroa will regard tho arm
istice as binding upon him Is doubtful.
In caso he does not, an early attack
on this city Is expected, and It Is yet
possible that the combined forces of
Diaz and .Mailerrf will bo needed to fight
off thelnsurrcctos of the south.
Dad as conditions are in tho south,
however, they aje worse In tho west.
Lower California nnd the whole coast of
the mainland on the Pacific aro said to
be ravaged by bandits who pbso ns In
surrectos. Some of these have definite
ly declared they would not be bound by
Madero's engagements, and there Is
grave danger that outrages upon for
eigners which It would bo impossible
for the United Stutes and other coun
tries to overlook may come at nny time.
Pay for Rebel Army.
EL PASO, Texns. May 18. Partly In
hln character of conqueror of Juarez
und partly lu his capacity of olnt dicta
tor of Mexico with Minister De lat
Harm, which latter position Is scoured
to him by tho peace pact with Diaz,
Francisco Madero today has taken Into
his own possession ir.'.OOO government
money which wns In tho bunks of Juarez
and pay day for tho rebel army is com
ing soon.
Madero's action In confiscating tho
government's money was practically
forced upon hint by IiIh men. Kor days
thero huve been reports of trouble lit
tho rebel camp und In J mi rex Itself out
breaks of the hungry and discontented
men hnvo several times been suppressed
with difficulty. Now, however, that the
armlstlcu has been signed, Madero Is
believed to feel thu ground moro firmly
under his feet, and ho is expected to ut
onco disburse sufficient cush tn IiIh
troops to keep them steudfust until tho
agreement of peace with tho federals Is
put into operation.
There Ih great satisfaction today
umong the rebels over the terms of tho
pence pact. The resignations of Presi
dent Diaz and Vlco President Corral bo
foro Juno 1, the assumption of u tem
porary presidency by De Lu ilarnt wiih
Mudero us it practical usslstuut; tho fact
that Mudero wil have a volco In the se
lection of nearly nil Ilia cabinet mum
berH all theno pnlltlH convlnco tho reb
els that they aro tu get n squuro deal.
While there Is tt llttlo dlssatlsfuctlon
over thn fact Unit Do Lu llurru will bo
dominant In the selection of a minister
of war und lu the mlulHtry of foreign
affairs, It Is rcullxed hy tho chiefs that
something had tu bo conceded, mid they
are satisfied that the forcing out of
Diaz Is the real, substantial end for
which the war has boon waged.
LA FOLLETTE CAMPS '
'S TRAIL
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 18, Hena
tor I.aKollotto of Wisconsin served no
tice today that on Monday ho .would cull
up his resolution In the senate providing
for a special committee of f(v now
senators to luveatlgato i.orIm?r' election.
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