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MJSDiTORD, OKhKlON, FRIDAY, M)MtUAHY l, 1912.
No. 2H8.
T
BOY BANDITS
BAD PLUNDER
BY WHOLESALE
Constable Slnglcr Finds Tent In
Which Leon ami Lopus Lived Con
tains Much Stolen Property Op
erated In Different Towns.
THOROUGH SEARCH TO
DE MADE FOR GOODS
"slnghr Still Believes Additional
Plunder Will Be Found as Search
Progresses.
That Clinrl" I.W111 unit Pedro !.
JHIM HtM Hut tVIMlf Vttli'll lll"V llilllill
(imI f btr ivHiiiibili(v for it none
of thfU ill (III city, i shown .iil
hy III ilnwiivurv of m tmil (putnlii
if lh tultH Kflinl in n tout neir
Iha M dwllllery in which Ihoy noea
tonally lived. Ai'Hoitliiitf to U"
Uhlo Nitiglor Hi yiniiitf nwnV depto
tlnlhrtt extruded north to Glruihile
Km Mtulti to Ablntnl, mh good fmm
WWIiy (lUW IWlt Wi'll foilllll. Food,
(loihlltg Mini imidwiwiil ure inolud.'d
in till' good found.
Countable Sinrl,r ha not a ct
couoiudtM hi enroll fur mIuIpii munis
unit M.xiwrtu Ui liml i groat 1'"'
fwire n li prowd. Whore or the
Iwyn bMC lmi en t atop recent'
wilt lw III Ki'inio of n thoioiiKh
cm eh.
Instil ! til yniiuir MitMt'nn ImI who
recently olpt'tiiriwl lit iiittliimlun li
ciiifffciiitf to m MiMiro of w 1 1 y rob-IitM-iiMt
in thi city. 1 1 claimed nt
ln Unw Uutl tit wmh kIoiio in tln von-
frlSilWSis6w?lRr
'nin fwrottnro of n linum owned hy
n Alt'. .Mc('liii'l whicli w ntohui
Minn lime Mffn wiim found It v Con
stable Sinulor in tin Mi'xit-iiii'H home
today. 'I'litit ini'liiili'il tables disho.
chair. iIii-mhith, Mum! mill kiti'lii'ii
UIcIIhIU, Till" xtlltr Hlix piled up,
mill prtilmlilv a pui't t' it wii Milil
tioin litiu n lime
BOB NOT YET OUT
OF THE BIO RACE
Wisconsin Docs Nat Definitely Corn
It Himself Out Implies Tltat He
Still Has Hopes of Scctirlnn the
Nomination,
Madison, wi.. fIi. aa.--wuii-
nul iimiitiiitltiHlly aommlttluK hliimolf
tint Mllll Implying thut lio ntlll 1 1 mm
hopiM of HuotirliiK ttio republican pro-
KHHWlVO pl-IIMlllmitlllt llOlllllllltlllll,
Senator Robert M. I.u Follotto of
WIhooiihIii, writing from Washington,
Iirh replied In a lot tor to Wlummxlii
pI'OKI'tlHMlVUH wlio liml unuiitinoiiHly
ciiilornoil IiIh cnmllilnuy tit n uicont
niiintliiK. Thn Uittor. Jointly to .1, J,
IIIiiliii), rlitilniinii of tho inoutliiK, ami
Kiiileh H. Stoi'ii, Hi'i'iiitiuy, sulil:
"Wllliout oiio wnnl from you I
hIioiiIiI liavo known wheru to' find
you all. Nowliuru aio liravur ami
liiiilulur flKlitm-H for liumiut iIkIKh to
lio found than In WMhuoiihIii. Traluud
and himHoni'd liy ninny liattloa you
imviir luivo boon known to hwoi-vo
from tho Htralfdit couim Auuln and
iiKiiln oii huvo initilo what thono
without vIhIiiii rail 'dofoaf tho vory
roruoiHlouii of u i;umt and IiimIIiik
vlntory.
"Wo aro facilnn a civic ciUIh. Wo
ilniniiiul liottoi' control of Kiivnriiinoiit
mi tho Jimt Nolutlon of our untlnu
wldo uronomlo ami hooIiiI prolilouiH."
GRAND JURY TO nESUME
PROBE DYNAMITING CASE
U)H ANOHMSH, Oil., Fob. t!!l. -Tho
fodoral Ki'iuul Jury InvoHtluntliiK
tho mattoru kiowIiii; out of tho
MoNaniara trial wiih Huhodulod to rc
Hiimo Ha honhIoiib Into today. After
mooting thin iiumiiIhk without lioar
Iuk a wlliuiMv, rocoHii wiih taltou,
Tho county Jury iiIho wiih hcIioiI
ulml to moot today, It wiih hollovod
that .loll ii II, IIiutIiikUiii of ChloiiKO,
hhhocIiUo oomiHol for tho MrNnmaraH,
would bo onllod to tho wltuouu Htiuul
dtii'liif tho day.
MAJOR GENERAL AINSWORTH RETIRES.
yt&
V VftBMMKtMM p !WB'gr" ' " rr " -' WT-TW coi
Uajur iiiiiir.ii I rt (' Aiiisu'ortli. w ho iih Kiimuinriiy rvllovcd frmii UU
iluiif' i ilniwiiii (J.-iiit ii ly I'riwlitcni 'lfi on (ho rinnpliiint of .Mr. .SIIiiion,
Srrury of Wur. lroii(h Itir rr.iililnv; nillltnrv emhroKllo to nu nliriipt tiiul
inn xpwiisl ml lv n-t It Injf frmii m-ilvi' xcrvlro III nlt:iifllloii ni roniiminl'
(iHiwI ii Hif Wliiii- lltui-, wik ptouiplly ccrpiril by thu I'rcildint and bi
piniif rfi"iii limiimtlitfly.
E
OUT
NGLAND
MA
l(!K
MANUEL
Question of Whether He Has Worn j Georu.cs Clemenccau, Former Prem
Otit His Welcome or Not Will! for Will Probably Be Named as
Coirn) Up for DlsctisUon at. an
Early Date.
l.O.VDON', I'rli. -:. The iue(i.n
uf wlifther i.-Kiiiff Mumiol of l'oil
iikhI Iimm worn out bin wilHiim iii
KiikIiiiiiI will itim up for iliMifioii
(Miiy in lb prtiit miiiini of mr
lllllllHIlt.
Thi' liidief (lint in iMiiiMiiimnaliiiK
hiM ii'cciit pnot willi Don Mignol nt
tho I. mil WurdiMi lliilcl in I)ovtr.
Miimirl inlutril I lie piiisiwiiniK of hi
jiii lull" whori'by ho Iihm Iicimi puniiil
Icil l u'-iilo in tliit I'niiiilry, ih hliai'
id bv ii K'i"d iiini'V libi'ial member--.
CHEER FOR POPE
Hundreds of Portttrjcsc Monarchists
Parade Strcots of Lisbon Are
Dispersed by Batalllon of Infantry
Scores Were Wounded.
I.ISItO.V, Kh. UU. Chooriuir for
Kiuir Munuol ami Popo Pi huu
ilri'ils of I'oiltiifiionu mnuiirohihU
1 m to di'il tlio stroolM hero today.
Whim onloroil by tho military to dis
poivo, thoy refum'd nml woro iiliuri(til
hy it hatalliou of infantry, ami ol
foyh woro fiioil hoforo tho throng dih
porKoil. Si'oioh with woumli'il
ORGANIZER OF COOKS
AND WAITERS IS JAILED
NPOKANK, Wn., Fob. ail. -Albert
Peel;, iutorualional oi'Kauixi'i of llto
t!ooliH nml Wnilors Union wan nr
rostoil lioro today on u u ran it hi irony
ehaitjo nu onU'iK of Ohiof of Polioo
Whil u of San Priinoihoo. Ilo was
Inol.oil up in tho oily jail.
Hook, who Iiuh boon oomliioliiiK a
liitlit ti)j;aimt opon shop tohluurants
horo, told labor IuiuIoih that lio huk
peeled hits wife, with whom ho had
trouble recently, iva at tho bottom
of the oliiii'tfe.
SECRETARY KNOX OFF ON
CENTRALAJIERICAN TRIP
KKY WKST, Via-, l-Vli. '-'It. -Heero-Inrv
of Stale Knox left Key WohI to
day on the fiwl Iojc of bin Contrnl
Anierioan trip. With his party ho
wailed on tho oruinor WaHliiiiKtoii. A
wiliilo of Ul kiiiih Kioetod Hoorotury
K'uox iih lio hoarded tho Wiodihij'.ton.
Ho will occupy I ho luhnirnl'M (iitartoiH
while on tho oruUer.
Tho first Hinp of llto hip " Ul he
imulo ut Port Antonio, Jiumikuu
AN
KIN
MANUEL
aggg j
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FRENCH
TORES
3
Potncalrcs SuccessorMinistry
to 0c Reconstituted.
PAIHS, -Vlt. ail- It was itNrti
lioro tilny that I'rimi' -Miiu.-lor Poin
raiiwi will n,iKii shortly nml tliat
hi iiiiuiMtry will bo iv-coiiituti"il
poibly with ox-Prouder Ariwtidc
ItriHiul n prcxiilont of the ooiineil or
oabiuot.
Affairs are rHiiiillv nhaiiinir thoin-
hoIvom for tho lioltor. Tho iinnio of
(looryi'H Clonu'iioonii, fonnor prom-
tor, ih niontionoil iih 1'omoairos sue-
COHMIir.
EIGHT OEAO IN
jAlthouflh 175 Men Were at Work
When Explosion Occcurrcd Nearly
All Escaped Only One Man Still
Mission.
JUiALBSTBR, Okla., Fob. '2l.
Coinplolo ox)loratiouR today of Mitio
No. .r of t ho Wieliiiu Coal mining
eoinpany nt Loliif-h sIiowh tliat but
eight moil met death tlioro yesterday
in tliu evploiiion and fire. One other
uiiuer in mihMiiy; but it is not believed
that ho pcritdicd.
When tho explosion occurred ,175
men were at wink.
Stocks Irregular
NHW YOHK, Fob. 23. l'rlco
ohaiiKOH ludlcatod further IrroKiilarl
tloH at tho onoiiliiR of today'a stock
imnkot. lteadliiK, which oponod
with a tdlKht Ktiln, hooii declined nml
Union Pacific and Kilo woro tdlghtly
under WodnoHday'a closliiff. Amal
Kiimatod Copper miluud ti-S, Dual
uijtiH wan almost at a Htandstlll
around tho noon hour although
prices woro BllKhtly Improved, Auitil
Kiimatod Copper, WobUiikIiouho and
Oonoral lOloctrlu bIiowIiik InurotiHod
BtniUKth,
Tho market closed firm.
lunula woro Hteady.
'Twill Keep Them Busy.
POltTLANI), Fob. L'U.-Hill Uanloy
millionaivo laud owner of Central Oro
Kim, favorn womnn hiilTriiKO. "I ho
liovo in it," Miid ho, "hoeaiiKo tlioro
aro bo iniiuy women who have nothing
olso o ilo hut nil in-ouuil and ot
chronic coinplainlH. Politics may stir
tlu'tu up."
MINI
1
LEH GH
MINE
JUAREZ NOW
AT MERCY OE
VASQUISTAS
Border City is to Be Made the Capi
tal of the Revolutionary Govern
ment In Mexico Rebellion Con
stantly Grows in Size.
BELIEVE JUABEZ WILL
FALL WITHOUT STRUGGLE
Rebels Already S.'iiii to Have Upper
Hand in Many Sections of
Chihuahua.
WASIIINOT()K,,I). Feb. 2.1.-Oi-noral
Paccunl Orozco, right hunt
man of Proxidont PmncieM'ii I. Ma
dcro, diirniK the Imter'n hii(!cohfiil
iampai(;n to ffmcfi the eoimtry from
the control of Porfirio Diaz, today s
reported to have dofrortod to the revo
lutionary forces and to be inarching
on .Inure, tit thu limnl of MOO men.
Word to this offol was reeeixed 'A
the war departinuut today in a din-
pjitcli from Colonel 'Sleover, com
mauiliiiK the United StHtes troops in
Texas. While the report of Oeneral
OrozcoV dot-ortion are unofficial thoy
are believed true n iits disappoint
incut wax keen whon Abraltam (Ion
zalc.s wiih made uovurnurViid military
dictator of tho state of Chihuahua, a
Hisitiou, which Oroxo eiieti'd. (ieu
Orozeo it believed liere, will prove
invaluable to the initrreetos on ac
eeount of bin familiarity with Ma
ituro'h military tiujtjos. With Goiicrnl
Uroxiro leiidinir tfionttSoU tbo-all of
.hinrer. i beliexcd cortaiu a he in
entirely faniili.ir with the city and
Hiirrouudinp.. lunini; iiuiile .luarez his
headquarters duriiiK the Mudero re
boilii).n The situation in northern Mexico
is Kcnornlly dtxtiirhcd ami the dis
trietrt to the south are comparatively
(pilot.
EIj PASO. Texas, Feb. 23 Prac
tically ilefciisolex-, Juarez, aorn-s
the international boundary from
here, today is threatened by a force
of Vnxptaro-. uumlierinn several
thousand, now marchine; on the city
from the south. Tito rebel forces,
eoumiamled by General Inez Silazaia
it is reported are detennined to inn'o
Juarez tho capital of the revolution
at coverntnent.
Reports from Saliiual today say
that a force of 1.000 rebels are there
eu route (o .In nro, and will combine
with 1,000 more, reported to be
nun eliini' northward from Chihua
hua. .luarez it is believed here, will fall
without n struggle. At the prese.it
tituo there are le-s than flOO loyal
troops in tho turmoil tlioro, and 100
of those, it is said, urojnvpariii" to
desert to the rebel imuse.
Although nothing official has been
received here, it is believed that
Gouural Salizara plans first' to take
Juarez and thou direct his attack on
Chihuahua. Reports today suv that
tho revolutionists already have the
upper baud in many sections of Chi
Ciudud Chihuahua is completely iso
lated, all rail and wire communica
tion Inning boon interrupted by rebel
iiutivitit"). A state of terror is said
to prevail among residents there,
who are completely cut off from
oscauo.
Reports from Chuvntito sav that
bridges below the city have eitlur
been burned or dynamited, and ail
wire conununioationa severed.
FAMILY ANGRY AT MARRIAGE
OF YOUTH AND DAME
MHTUCUHN', N. J Fob. 23.
Members of the family of John Con
nor, a wealthy resident of this city,
today rofiiBod to become reconciled to
tho niarrltiBO In San Francisco of a
son, Francis, to .Mrs. Tyng Upjohn,
hecauso of alleged disparity In their
ages. Young Conner, who recently
Inherited 1250,000, Is only 19, whllo
his father charges that tho former
Mrs. Upjohn la twice his son'a ngo.
Connor vanished from horo sov
oral mouths ago, following u dlsputo
with his fathor over his attentions to
Mrs. Upjohn, l.utor, It Is chnrgod,
Mrs. Upjohn wont to Hono and bo-
curod a divorce, ami tho maningo of
hto couplo followed yesterday lit San
Frtuiclsco,
FIRST PIC1 URE OF WRECK ON PENNA. R.R. WHERE FOUR WERE KILLED
1'lrnt pkture of express train
and llrty wore Injured. The liravy
In r II run 1 1 meu who Inspected the
view fit by huudreiW of cru!i.
lintMtluutlijiiK to Ux the blame.
PILLOW FATAL
Now Believed That George Freeman
Who Was Killed as He Lay Sleep
inn by Side of Bride Was Accident
ally Shot.
SANTA CRUZ, Cal.. Feb. 23. Un
able tojlml a motive for murder, tho
people here are iiilWRcod today tlnU
George Freeman of San Fmnei-eo
who met death in n Santa Cruz hotel
last nifjht while be Jay sluoping by
the side of his 10 year old bride, wa-
killed hy the accidental discharge of
his own weapon. This belief is also
entertained bv his wife who wm-
Cltristino Hockley, daughter of Kli I
Hackley, a prominent rancher of
Humboldt.
'Oh, my God, I am shot," were the
first words Mrs. Freeman says her
husband uttered a ft or awaking at 11
o'clock, mortally wounded. "Please
tell mother," ho added. Ten minutes
later Freeman was dead without iv-ino-
any explanation of the shooting.
Freeman slept with a revolver un
der his pillow and it is believed it was
discharged whun ho rolle' over. The
Freeman marriage was an elopement,
Mrs. Freeman only recently having
received forgiveness by her parents.
SAYS RATES ARE
Congressman Humphrey of Washing
ton Declares That Railroads Aro
Conspiring to Reap Benefits of
Panama Canal.
WASHINGTON, I). C, Fob. 23.
Definite charges that tho transcon
tinental railroads aro "conspiring"
with foreign steamship lines to get
rates enforced on the Panama canal
by which they will receive all its
benefits wero made horo todny be
fore tho navy league convention by
Congressman Humphrey of Washing
ton. Humphrey asserted tho plan la to
have congress mako tho Panama tolls
high and to provldo for tho free use
of tho canal for coastwise vessels. If
such n measure passes ho predicted
that the "conspirators" will pur
chase scores of cheap foreign ships
for tho coastwise trado and by agree
ment will boost rates via Panama so
as to absorb thomsolves till tho ben
efits of tho water routes from tho
Atlantic to tho Pacific.
Humphrey declares that it already
costs less to ship a carload of crock
ery from Germany to Salt Lake than
from Cleveland to Suit Lake bocauso
of "shipping conspiracies."
Congressman Stevens of California
and William Yheeler of San Fran
cisco also discussed Panama tolls.
President Tuft will flddresa' tho
leaguo lato this afternoon.
REVOLVER
UNDER
JUGGLED
SCENE 01 WBECK AT WABHIOBS KIDQE
wreck on the Peimsyhutilu Itallroud at Wurrlora llldge, l'a- where fdur died
sieel eari of the lVuiijhHiim Limited prevented greater toss of life, nccord!;
scene of the wreck. ScxitmI of the curs .itlll lie oil the river bank and were
'i'Uc l'euujlvaulu lljliroad mid the Stale Ilullrond Coiiunltou are carrying on
SQUABBLE MAY
KEEP DOORS
, Valet Brandt Still Awaits on Out-
come of Fight Between Authorities
Before Receiving His Freedom.
ALBANY, N. Y Fo-b. 23. Serious
differences of opinion developed to
day between Governor John A. Dlx
and State Attorney General Carmody.
In- regard- to the easo of Foulke
Urandt. former valet of Hanker Mor
thnors h. Schlff, who, it Is charged.
was railroaded to prison for a 30
year term for alleged burglary of
Schlff's home, through conspiracy of
Schlff, detectives and others.
Governor Dlx announced today
that ho would await the decision of
the appellate court on Justice Ger
ard's ruling sustaining the writ of
habeas corpus applied for by Brandt
beforo taking action in the case.
Attorney General Carmody stated
that he would not appeal from Jus
tice Gerard's ruling.
District Whitman of Now York Is
preparing an appeal. Application
will be made to have Urandt released
on bail.
SUBMARINES ESCAPE
FROM FURY OF GALE
SAX PEORO, Cal., Fob. 2.1 Aftw
being buffeted three hours in a forty
mile gale while endeavoring to run
from San Pedro to Sou Diego, two
submarines, A-.", and A-3, woro com
pelled to return to jnirt here today.
The little craft encountered tho storm
forty miles from the outer Shu Pedro
harbor. Constantly increasing wind
and roughor seas made further pro
gress (longerons nml the order to re
turn was given. The storm is said to
bo olio of tho ..overo&t these waters
have known in tho last year.
FEDERAL AGENTS ARE
AFTER FLOUR MILLS
PORTLAND, Oro., Fob. 23. It
loakod out hero today that federal
socrot agents have boon busy col
lecting samplos of bleached flour
manufactured at various mills in
Oregon and Washington nml that tho
government Is planning to prosecute
tho suspected millers under tho pure
food net.
In Washington thero Is a state law
against flour bleaching, but In Ore
gon nil proceedings must bo brought
by tho fodoral govornnient, as thero
is no state law against tho process.
Flour Is. bleached for tho purposo
of concealing tho prosonco of tho
choapor varieties of whoat,
WILL ASK FOR PROBE
OF DUPONT'S ELECTION
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Fob. 23. Sonator
Rolil of Missouri passing through St.
Louis on route to Washington an
nounced today that Monday ho would
mako a formal request to the senate
to investigate the election of Senator
Dupont of Delaware Ho Bald ho
wished to have It ascertained defi
nitely if thero Is uity ground for tho
reports of scandal in connection with
Dupont's election,
SHUT
BERGER WANTS
'COMPACT' PR08ED
Socialist Congressman Demands That
House Investigate Alleged Plan to
Turn Mints Oyer to the Smelter
Trust.
WASHINGTON'. D. C, Feb. 23.
Quutiiifc employes uf, the Sjui Fran
cisco mint in deolnrhttoils that offi
cials of the United States treasury
department have conspired witli the
smelter trust close the government
mints and turn over to the Gnggen
heims tiie refining of all gold and
silver used in the manufacture of.
coins, Congressman Victor L. Jlerger,
of Wisconsin today introduced ii
resolution in the house demanding u
full investigation of the nlleged con
spiracy. Berger's resolution detailed at
length charges made by Harold
French, a former chemist in the Sail
Francisco mint, who Mpeeifically as
serted Secretary of the Treasury
MtieYeagh and the Taft administra
tion are planning to turn the coinage
business of the count rv to the Mor
gan-Guggenheim trust. Tho resolu
tion demands thut the house commit
too on o.vpomlituro.s of the treasury
department tluiroudily probe the al
leged pact.
FRED MULKEY IS
OUTJORJEODY
Portland Man Says He Will Take Up
an Active Campaign for the ex
President Regardless of T. R. Him
self. PORTLAND, Oro., Fob. 23. De
claring that Theodoro Roosovolt, In
his Judgment, is tho only republican
that can bo oloctod president next
Novombor, F. W. Mulkey, ropresont
atlvo of Orogoa on tho Roosovolt na
tional committee, declared today that
ho Is preparing to take up an actlvo
cumpalgn for tho ox-president re
gardless of any posltton that Rooso
volt himself muy take.
"If Colonol Roosovolt declares ho
Is not a candidate," said Mr. Mulkey,
"I shall go ahead Just tho samo to
insure tho placing of his mime on
tho primary ballot, so that Oregon
republicans may express their choice,
Ho should bo forced to taku tho
nomination.
"I sny this because I bollovo Roobc
volt la the only republican that can
bo elected.
"I regard President Taft b a re
actionary." Ted to Massachusetts
NHW YORK, Fob. Jill. ColoiJL
Roosovolt, it was announced today,
will lemo on a trip to MasHacliiiHottH
tomorrow. The colonel declared that
his trip hiiH no political tiigiiii'icunco.
t .' MP tftte i