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DKNVI2K, Colo.. Juno 13. Charg
ing a KoohcvpII plan to cnnnro the
volt'3 of a million women who will
hold tliu Imlnnre of power through
out the nnt'on next November, the
Denver Hopuhllcnn declares today
J.ut Jin go Don B. Lindsay of the
Juvenile ocurt here, noted writer
and reformor, may be Roosevelt's
running ninte.
Mrs. Sarah Piatt Decker, and Ltnd
sey, thu paper says, conferred hero
hnforo Jmlgo Lindsay startr-d east,
with the result that .Mrs. Docker
agreed to throw her Influence among
tho western suffragists o n ticket
headed by Roosevelt and Llndsoy,
whether this ticket Is a regular re
publican ticket or a bolt ticket.
In return for this, says thu Repub
lican, Mrs. Docker Is to get the
nomination to congress from a Colo
rado district, receiving Roosevelt's
personal support.
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OUT ON STRIKE
LOS ANOHLES, Cal.. June 13.
Acting upon order of their officers
1.G00 men affiliated with Los An
geles Building Trades Council,
struck today. Only men who wore
nt work on Jobs other han union
labor was employed were called out
Work on a half a dozen buildings
in course of construction In the busi
ness district was suspended. Con
tractors late today were making
strenuous efforts to fill tho places
of the strikers with non-union men.
Appointed by the strike commit
tee, 100 unionists toured the city,
visiting small as well as large Jobs,
to urge workmen to Join the strike.
According to Secretary Mooney of
the council, scores of non-union car
penters, steam-fitters, plasterers and
plumbers applied today for union
cards.
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SIGNED FOR WATER; MICE I0 OF INJUNCTION I
IRISH SUFFRAGETTES START
WINDOW SMASHING CAMPAIGN
DUBLIN, Juno 13. Irish suffra
g ttcs came Into vigorous conflict
with tho authorities hero today when
they tried to emulate the deeds of
their English sisters by carrying on
n window-smashing campaign.
After the women had shattered
forty-two windows in the post office,
customs house, land commissioner's
offlco and the police and military
barracks, the police arrived on the
scene and several of the suffragettes
were arrested.
EXECUTION OF BROTHERS
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
SALEM, Ore., June 1H. The exe
cution of George mid Olmrle-. Hum
phreys, brothers, couvvioloil of the
murder of MrsKlizn Griffith hclieil
ulcil for tomorrow, today lin in
definitely K)tK)iic'iI through the
hcrving of n stay of execution on
Wnrclcii Curtis, of the penitentiary
here. An upon h pemling before
tho supremo court.
FIGHTING TO KEEP RIVER
OFF SUGAR PLANTATIONS
NEW ORLEANS, La., Juno 13.
A dosporato fight Is bolng made to
day to keep the flood waters of Hy
molla Crevasso from Inundating sev
eral valuable sugar plantations In
LaKourcho Parish. Hundreds of
cattle, Isolated, are almost certain
to dlo of starvation.
UNCONFIRMED REPORT OF
MEXICAN REBEL DEFEAT
WASHINGTON, Juno 13. Uncoil
finned rumors that t lie Mexican rebel
forces under General Orozco met a
disastrous reverse near Torreon anil
rotiouteil to .limine, miclicil tho
stnto tlcpurtinoiit hcio loiluy,
SISSON WATCHMAN
KILLED BY GREEK
YHK1CA, Cal., Juno 13. Shot in
(ho Unco while nttempting to arrest
Theodore Ditllen, n Greek, under u
Iiouso in Sissop last Saturday, Night
Wiitohimut J. A. Dnuglieity of tlmt
oily, died in n hospital hero today.
Jliillou is in jail Intro.
Prison Steward Resigns.
SAN QUENTIN. Cal., Juno 13.
Frank 1). Moulten, stoward of tho
gMicrnl moss In tho utato penitentiary
lioio, who was assaulted during tho
recent prison riots him resigned,
Muulton declines ho is not quitting
because- of tho rocout trouble and
probably will return to rcsuino work
Ht tho prison aa a guard.
The first day of tho campaign for
the securing or 10.000 acres for tho
completion of tho proposed Rogue
lands Canal nutted lfttio acres, the
result of tho efforts of the Medford
commltteo under tho gu Idance of
George E. Boos, representative of tho
Rogue River Valley Canal Co., This
with the 900 acres previously signed
up makes a total of 2460 almost oue
quartor of tho total amount neces
sary. Among the larger signers Wednes
day were: Hoover and Ingalls, 150
acres; Hlllcrest orchards, 50 acres;
A. C. Abrams, 00 acres; John T.
Sullivan. ISO acres; II. P. CowgUl,
330 acres.
This does not include any number
of land owners who signed up for
amounts from five to forty acres.
The largest land ownors who are fav
orable to the project have not been
asked to sign up, the entire com
mittee appointed at the meeting
Tuesday not yet getting Into action.
The Commercial club has sent out
letters to the members of the com
mltteo asking that the members bo
gin work at once. In order that all
the isgnatures and tho total acreage
be signed up, in time to bogiu tho
preliminary work this year. As
soon as the 10,000 acros is secured,
a representative of tho Roguolands
company announced last night, that
wor would commence, which will
nean tho expenditure of ovor a mil
lion dollars.
.NEW YORK. Juno 1.1 -That
there will ho no nomination of a
presidential camlidato at tho demo
cratic national com cation In Balti
more until tho Now York and Illi
nois delegate decide upon a eanill
dftto wan ruortd today following
a conference horo between Norman
E. Mack, chairman of tho national
committer ami Roger Sullivan of
Illinois, Charles P. Murphy of New
York and Urey Woodson of Ken
tucky, secretary of tho commltteo.
It is told that tho 151 'dologates
from New York anil Illinois will vote
for Governor John A. l)l. or Mayor
Inynor on tho first Irallot. Late
thoy will unite on somo candidate
ami fight it out to a flnWi. The
committeemen who conferred hero
today declined to state whom they
(.would support.
HONG KO.VG. Juno 13 - British
troops are being holt! In rondluosw
hero today to go to Canton at a
moment') notice on am unt of tho
condition of mires la bat city.
Canton's flnaulal oinlltlons N acute,
and tho general situation so serious
that a crisis may bo precipitated at
any hour. Tho troops returned
from tho forogu settlement at Can
ton last Saturday but subsequent
developments muku It likely that
thoy will have to go back.
Titv to ki:i:p L'O.NKINSIO.V
op ri.i:.Mi:.vrs prom jciiv.
MARE ISLAND BUILDS
GUNBOAT M0N0CACY
WASHINGTON, Juno 13. An
nouncement was made by tho navy
department today that tho Gunboat
Monocacy win be built at Mare Island
Navy Yard, California. Tho cost
will ho ?H 1.000.
EXPECTS NEW YORKERS
TO FLOCK TO TEDDY
CICAGO, Juno 13- That ho ex
pects Colouol RousoM'lt to get ninny
of tho Now York delegates to tho
republican national convention was
declared today by Gilford Pliiihot, as
a result of floods of personal letters
to tho delegates, showing an over
whelming sentiment in favor of
Iloonovolt In somo a ctlfiim of that
state.
FIVE HUNDRED TURKS
KILLED AT TRIPOLI
UOMH, Juno 13.--Plvo hundred
Turks and thirteen Italians killed
and fifty-four Injured In tho attacks
on the Italian garrisons at Homes,
patches received hero today. Tho
Turks woro ropulsod.
UPHOLD PLAN TO DISSOLVE
SO-CALLED POWDER TRUST
WILMINGTON, Del., Juno 13. -United
States Judges Gray, Hufflng
ton and McPherson handed down to
duy a decieo upholding tho plan for
tho dlb-soliitlon of tho so-called pow
der trust.
Harrow Near Bieak Down.
LOS ANGKLKS, Cal., Juno 13.
Continued strain caused by tho trial
upon tho result of which hlugca tho
clearance of his honor, Is having a
niarkod effect on Chiionco Harrow
and his fi lends aro fearful that ho
may beomo seriously HI,
LIGHT DEALINGS ONLY
Xi:V YOKK. June 13.- With light
dunlins today'- -lock market opened
lrnctioiinllv higher. Kcndimf Tnion
I'aeifii", Ktetl, t upper and Colorado
Fuel mad light $nin, while Atehi
m)ii and Anierieiui Sugar wore down at
trille. Later more strength win
shown. Canadian l'aoifie and Union
Pacific rixiiiK n jmint or more.
The market elo-ed steady.
Bodn were -lend v.
BOY KILLS FATHER TO
FREE FAMILY OF ABUSE
STOCKTON. Cal., Juno 11!, A
Stubborn contest to keep tho sensa
tional confession of Zollle Clement)
from going before tho Jury Is made
here today. Attorney Borry for the
defense denounced tho Sacramento
'and Stockton police, declaring that
i the confosalon to tho murder of Wil
liam 11. Newman was secured In Sa
cramento by third degree methods,
and that an Implied promise was
mado to Clements at this requl
that ho bo sent to the county hos
pital would bo granted if ho woul 1
ooufoss.
OUKKNSWIfO, I'm., June 13.
Scejdiiu In lieo hi mother, hiiuxolf
and tiio res of the fnmilv from hi
father's repeated nhuv, Kliner Watt,
18, killed his father by putting poison
in his whiskey, arciuiliiiu to the ln'
coiifpnMtm here todnv. Yoiiiii; Watt
ha- hen Jonn ill v ilnt'-cr with mur
der. Tile JVtily Hint from Paris.
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VANCOUVKR. U. C. Juno 11'.
Aftor Sayhu Rice, a Plllplno had
flrod a revolver shot at William Ma
tilda of tho sanio nationality, in a
quarrel regarding tho lattor's wife,
Matilda responded by biting Rice's
finger off. The affair took place In
a house of Past Rayncr street last
night. Rice was taken to thu polite
station, charged with shooting with
Intent to kill and Matilda to tho hospital.
COURT CJIVKS IM'.CISIO.V I.V
iii gims p.Lixrno.v suit
Itrtt C.p;il.ll, ml, V, ru.lllut.r !
Tho "Ijlb" irlmmlns: on a frock of
whltn cashmere and lace, tho latter
Placed ovor a turquoUo colored silk
lining.
SKATTLK Jiiih- 12. Unlvorslty
students who are not Holf-siiportlng
are not entitled to vote In municipal
elections If their parents live outside
of Seattle. This wan thu ruling made
by Judgo R. B. Albertsou In tho re
count suit or II, (J, GUI against
Mayor Cotterlll,
PIvo students woro thus disquali
fied and their votea were disallowed
yesterday. Of thoso ono voto had
been for Gill. In nil, 30 stud-ntH aro
to ho oxfi mined In addition to tho
fourteen who have already testified,
Giants Pass After Aviation Meet.
Tho celebration of the coming
Fourth was illsi-ustied pro and con at
tho regular monthly .mooting of tho
Commorclnl club. President Holmit
stated that ho himself would like to
celohiato If tho town could find tho
features to make an attractive and
Hiic()"S8ful program. An avlutlon
meet appealed to him if tho cost
wouldnot ho prohibitive, Tho host
flguro yet obtained for this foaturo
was 11,000. Attorney O, 8. Bluuch
ard was in favor of celebrating, but
IiIh Idea of a proper observance of
tho day wns to hold u big picnic in
tho park or somo available grovo, and
with sports, barbeciio, fireworks, etc,
glvo tho people a safe and sano dny'f
It, with everything froo, and GrantH
Pass playing host to all of lior friends
who would come. Roguo Rlvor
Courier,
"WASHINGTON, Juno 13. Bolzod
with sudden Illness, Secretary of tho
Navy George Von L. Moyor loft
Washington today for his homo at
umllton, Mass. His condition Is not
considered norloua,
Porter J Neff. attorney for tho
city and for H. tl Perham who has
tho contract for the comitructlou of
tho proponed bridge over Bear creek
In this city Is at Portland to appear
before Judgo Calkins In tho matter
of the injunction suit brought by
Beuton Bowers and S. A. Carletnu of
Ashland to restrain the county from
erecting the bridge over Bear creek.
Mr. Neff as attorney for tho con
tractor plans to fllo a cross com
plaint In which ho will admit that
the charges In tho complaint filed by
Bowers and Carletnu are correct
whero thoy allege that tho present
Indebted iikhh of Jackson county Is Il
legal, being III excess of tho $5,000
limit Imposed by tho constitution.
Mr. Neff will then ask a dismissal
of tho temporary Injunction, for If
the present debt is Illegal, tho county
Is not In debt, and ran proceed tho
construction of tho bridge over Bear
crook. Parly action Is expected.
HIGHT YAQl'IS KII.I.PH I.V
HALTING OP S. P. TRAIN.
TUCSON, Ariz.. Juno 12. P.lght
Yaqul Indians woro klUd and a s-oro
wounded by guards protecting con
struction work along tho Southern
Pacific's right of way bo'.woon
Llipouos and Porero, Souor, late to
day. Nearly 200 Indians attacked a con
struction train In charge of Coudt'c
tor J. Jackson. Nouu of iliu train
new was wounded.
Railroad officials have applied to
thu governor of Sonera for permit.-
slim to pursue tho Indium: Willi.
armed employes,
ItlTCIIIPSAVS m: has
WOLGAST MATCH .IL'LV I
PORTLAND. July 12. In a letter
received hoiv today from New York,
Wllllu Rltchlo who loiontly mot
Champion Ad VYnlgust In a gruelling
four loumi scrap In San Pranhlsco,
declares ho Is offered a match with
Wolgast on July 1 In San Pranclsco.
It Is presumed tho orfer was mudu by
Promoter .lames Coffiotli. Ritchie
snyH ho "may accept."
Yoiiiio; Army Officers Graduate,
WPST POINT, N. Y Jim o 12,
Membors of tho class of l'JI2 of tho
United StntoH Military Academy re
ceived their diplomas from the
hands of Major Genera! Thomaa II.
Barry. Hupoilutondont of tho aca
demy, this morning. On tho plat
for mvoro seated Seciotary. of War
Stlmsoii and u largo number of
prominent officers, Including somu
of tho oldest officers on tho retired
list who have been attending class
reunions at tho academy tho past few
days. Tho attendance of distin
guished civilians also was turgor
than usual. Practically all of tin,
members of tho somite and house
committees on military affaltu worn
piosont,
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Money on hand at all ihnoH
to loan on improved ranches
and city property at lowest
rates with "on or before
privilege."
JAMES CAMPBELL
Phone 3231 320G.O.Bldg,
100 TAILORED
SUITS
at Exactly
One-half Price
'Tin lipwcsl Sprinp; Tailored Snils. inelud
iiitf mixtni'PS, sprees, hair line servos; all super
ior tailored suits. .Many are "Sl, le Craft"
models. All si.es, al exaellv one-half priee. Al
terations, if any, will he ehared for.
100 Trimmed Hats at
exactly 1-2 price
Heatitiful .Milaos, Hemp hand made Mats,
ineliidinjr all our (!at;e models, every trimmetl
hat $7.50 it tid above, one-half priee. Trimmed
hats below this priet are icdueed one fourth and
one-third.
$10.00 Panama Shapes
$6.95
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