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SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
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BUD ANDERSON
OPERATED ON;
APPENDICITIS
Piinlllst Stands Operation In Good
Shape Was Suf fcrlnji From Troii
hie Before Flfilit nnd Poor Show
inil Aii!nsl Cross Lnlil to That.
l.OH AN'CHXF.S, C.I.. .Inlv II.
Tluil In expoelin pmvo lo (lie wnilil,
through t tn il Anderson, tluil mi nth
li'lit who undergoes tin operation for
iippendiiills iiiiiv n'MHiiii.iltly hope li
it'sumo In uollvllioH with unimpaired
strength, wiih tin declaration hero
Indnv 'f Dr. .1. ('. Thomas, who re
moved Hie luuil hitting lightweight
iippuulfx Inti- yesterday n( Sunlit
Moin-'n. Anderson rallied rapidly
niter the operation mid Into Indnv his
riniililiuii wiM reported ns HulfMfnc--lory.
"Tin incision I made was tml three
ipinilcrH of mi iui'li lout;. Dr.
TlimmiM mild. "I'uitheriinno, nut n
muscle wiih nil !n lint pinrosi. Af
ter I In' npcinlix v.'iih removed tin
iiiumi'Ik lut t luul I ii lit il nsldc, wim
lapped over the wound, nml herouf
tor Hit pulieiit -wilt Imvn n double
tntiMi'iilnr covering mU) hut one
Injur of muscle existed before. te
should Im stronger fur the opera
lion.
Holler n Miliary
"I 1 1 n r contended Hint t lit jwipti
Inr belief Hint persons operated mi
for appendicitis never could regain
their fmmcr hlri'iiutli nut it fallacy,
ninl I expect Andcr-on's ease in
dcmniislriito Unit I ntn right."
Dick Dntinlil remained In tlu
operating room wiih his fighter until
lln incision wiih made, whereupon lie
mniln it ipiiol. exit nml waited nn-
iuulv outside until tho twenty-two
minutes required for tho crulioii
llllll pilHM'd.
Dnunlil xprnt Hie night nt Iho licw
pllnl. ninl Indnv proudly took pot
session nf Unit portion of Ander
son's uiintoiuv (lint wiih removed. Hy
noon Itnir tho hnxhii; fans tn I.om Aii
fivUH luul u'liM'il with nno on Anilrr
hou'h nppi'iiillv, picUoil In n little IimL
llc. nml tlto other hnlf uere trniliiu;
Dnunhl uhnii; Sprint: ntreet to k'I '
peep.
.No NmI for ISxriiNoit
"I kiiokm thero'M no neoil now to
uinl.0 nxiMiHrtt for Hinl," miiil DotuiM
loilnj'. "Dr. Thoinnri nnlil ho eouhlu't
imilerHliiinl how Hiul eoulil holil up
his hiiiiilx July -I. Thix ttiint;, tho
tloelor mild, lum heeu k'wk on for
nix mouth. Thill's why Ciosh won.
If Hinl uetu linelc his htieimth, wo
hiiro will L'o out utter tho title nu'iiin,
nml mo will luiiiu' it homo thin time."
I.OH ANniCI.KH, Cul., July !.
l.tlthtwolttlit Uiul Auilomou U rnlly
I lift toiliiy from tlio offeetH of nil op
eration for iippenillcltlH porfonnoil nl
a IniHpllnl nl Haul n Monlra.
ArcortlliiK to IiIh HiirKcniiH nml
inirKori, IiIh rompleto reuoiory 1m :im
Hiirotl, but It will ho montlm lioforo
'tlio liunky II 1 1 lo fliilitor can return to
tlio rliu:- -If ovor.
Anilmon wna tnloti tn tlio linnpl
t nl lulu jt'Htortlny. DoctnrH luul ill
UKUtuit'il IiIh ciiho an luflaiuetl kltl
iinyM. A more careful examination
invented tlint lin wan mifforliiK from
nppenillrlllH.
(Continued on I'ni;o 4)
i--5SSaES7X.
ALL DEPOSITORS
10 GET MONEY
1'ITTflllUItO, Pn July 0 A ruoro
hopeful vlow wan tnkuu today uf tho
financial Hltuntlon hero, following
tho falliiro on Monday uf tho FIihI
rlecond National hnuk, W. B. Kuhp,
proHldoiti of tlio liiHtltutlun, la ex
pected to nrrlvo porno tlmo todny to
iiHHlRt In HtrnliilitniiliiK nut Ita nffulru.
It In now oxpoctod Unit nil dotioaltoru
will ho paid In full, Tho board uf
(llroctora uf tho Klrnt-.Socond Nation
al bank will bo roorgnnhod nnd tho
KiiIiii Intercut ollmlnatud hoforu tho
hank Ih ronpouoil,
AKontH of tho treasury department
nro piobhiK clinrKCH that "dummy"
Ioiiiih woro iiindo. AppllcatloiiH for
lecolvorH woro mado In tho United
Htuton court today for U aiilmldlurloa
of tho Amorlriiii WutonvorkH mid
(luaranty comimny,
FIREBUG ADMITS
MANY WES
STRANGLESSELF
Dr. F. M. Madison Arrested (or Fir
Inn Store nt San Dlcuo Makes Con
fession of Guilt and Strannlcs Him
self With Necktie In Jail.
HAN l)li:u, (!al July !, H.iv
Ini: niinlo purl In I ronfecMlou of a Itfo
of crlino In MtiMirnl rltlon and linvluc
hinted thai ho murdered Mm. I.jdla
llurud, a nlduw, to i;el I Mill whtrh
itlio had tollcrted an flru Imiurnuco
lifter her lioimt wan liiirued hern,
llr. Prank M. MiiiIIkoii commlttod
Kiilcldn tn IiIn cell nt tho dly Jail
early today lie NtratiKled hlmnelf
with IiIh nortlo and handkerchief, mi
ho uiit In hed. lie n found hlltlni:
holt uprlKht, clulehlui; a nmnnrliH).
I tin thilinh with pD'Med on a para
niih nf n flrn Htory. Tho artl.-lo
luld how n niimher of youiiK Moiiieu
had purlHlied In leaplui: from an of
fice hulldlui: to Kucnpo.
Miule I'mtlal Onifeislnn
Dr. MndlKou wiih held for arnon .t'i
the rpinilt of tho flro lu tho Owl
china more, of which ho wiih pro
prietor, In tho Udnnd Motel hiilld
Iiik hero, on tho nlcht of July 4.
Only it morn nrcldent prevented tho
flnmen from wiping out hlxty IIvch.
Tho flro wnn ntartod with fiiKoii con
nected with oil nnd dlntlllale. Dr.
MiiiIImiii wnn ancHled Hear Urn An
Kolen, At firm ho dnnled nny ronnectlnn
with tho flro, hut Into ypiitordny ho
railed Chief of I'ollco Wllnnu to hlx
:ett nnd Hindu wlml wnH then regard
nl nn n practical ronfemdon nf kuII'.
"I Imvo lived nil nwful life," hald
MndUoii, nccnrdlnK to Wllnon. "I
Imvo done thltiRH nf which t Imvo
horn accunod and which I Imvo de
nied. I Imvo done ninny other thing
of which I Imvo not heon nrruRcd,"
Tnklni; Wllnon hy tho hand, MiiiIIkoii
Hnld: "Have the)' exhumed Mm.
llurni' mndy?"
I'l'iinMl tNiiulctlon
KocelvltiR a ni'Kntlwi niuwor, Mail
loon hIkIhiI nnd mild: "Well, Hi'))'
have gut It on me for that. Thoy
will convict mo, and I am not Ioiir
for thin life, nnjwny. '
Dr. MndlHon wn IntcrcHted In n
flro In a flat between which ho
owned In Chlcaeo In IS!' I. Tho flro
wiih nxtliiKUhthod. At I'corla. n Sin,
000 hoiiHo lielom;ln to Madison wan
burned. Mo collected $9,000 Insur
ance,
After tho I'corla flro Mndlnirj wont
tn !.ok AiikcIch. Mo Rtit)ed there nit
moutliH. Mo then came hero ten
jeuru ni;n, hulldlm; n homo at tin
n.ona. TIiIh wiih burned nnd .Madl-
ioii collected tho luHurnuco,
HUNGER STRIKE FAILS
LONDON, July !. lnnplrod by tho
8UCCORH Of till) HIlffrilKOttOH In HOCIir-
Iiik rnlcnao from prlaon by hmiKor
PtrlkliiK, ll-)oar-old Helen lluchnn,
of Peterhead, Abordeonahlro, adopt
ed thin method of evndlui: Heboid at
tendance. Bho Biicceeded f"or threo
xlaya, whoroupon her father was tutm
moiled befuro tho nchool board nnd
fined $ri on tho Ki""imd that ho wiih
ruaiiaiiHlblo for bla dnuchtor's tru
ancy. "Ih tbero any law nKnliiBt whlppliiK
n (till uf bor iiko?" Inquired tlio
fathor.
"No, If you Imvo projior rnuso,"
wiir tho cbalrnuiu'n reply.
"Hlio'll return to ncliool tomor
row," ho announced.
And alio did,
WABIIINCITON, July 9. When
tho Iioiibo rocouvound today tho pas
hiiko of a roHoliitlou providing for an
ludopoudent lobby Invuatlcutlon, nop
urate from tho neimto Injulry. wns
roKiirded iih cortlu. Hponkor ClnrU,
It wiih utntod, wan proporod to nnmo
tho tuomboi'H of tho commltteo. Hop
rnHontutlvn (larrott, of Toxiib, w.ih
ncliednled to ho clmlriiiau of tho
pruuuru.
HOUSE
SUBPOENAS FOR
FORT! EX-PARTY
CHIEFS REFUSED
Request of Manufacturers to Brlni)
Aldrlclt, Cannon nnd Other Repub
lican Leaders to Refute Mulhall's
Charnes Turned Down.
WASIIINdTO.V, July II. Allot'
uejH for Urn Kuliouiil AHMoeintmii
of Mniiufaeliirerrt UNked Keealor
Uieruuiu of Ninth furoliiiu, ehaiimuii
of Hie lobby cniumiltco, loilay to siib-
poenu fotly former lender of eou
KrexH iiieluilini: former Speaker Cnu
iiiiii nnd foiiuer Senator Ahlneh.
Them- men, it win Hinted, would re
fute tfnlimonv which it ix nutieipated
"ill ho ejvcu liv Muitiu M. Mulliull,
of Itultimore, inolvuii; the iiHxoeiii
tioii in eortuiu tiolilieiil iIciiIm. Sciiii
lor Oii'rmuu deeliitd to iftmio th.
MiibpoeuiiH nt tliiM time.
In explaining his ientou in refiH
ini; lo fiibpoenn lorincr SM'iikr;r
Cunuoii, Seiiulor Aldrieli nnd the
otherH nt tliix ilne Overman said:
"If .MiiIImU'h mIoiv leelops thee
men will be needed here lo testify
nnd we will inMie HiiliKieitlieH. I'nlil
we hear Mulhiill under onth there .h
no need of utibpoeimiiic thciii."
When the M-nnte hddiy hiiIi-coiii-miltei
remmicd IH hcnriiiL'H today
Chiiiriimu Oveininn niinotiiieid that
the iippearunee of Martin M. Mnlliall,
of llultimore, hud been pohIikii.ciI.
.riilhnll wiih expert oil to teilify as
to tho part plajed hy the Kiiliou.il
AfcMieiutinu of .MauufueleiirerH in
certain political enmpuimw while he
wax nil uceiit of that nrgniiirtitinn.
The first witue.sH today was A. I).
Ilaldwiu, or Cle eland, n member of
tho firm of Alexander nnd ISalduiu.
hi id to he the lurerxt Minr produc
er m in Hawaii. Baldwin tcntifieil
that he Inn! been hero siuco April in
the iulercfit of n duty on Hiiptir. lie
mid he Imil received !?.'l n day nml
expense. Ho ndmitted that ho did
not think he earned that much, Imt
mid the suyiir interest wanted luui
lo Slav here.
All he did in Washington, llaldwin
Hiiid, wnn to enll on about twenty
xennlont nnd writfl n few let tern. On
cniHH exnmiuntion Baldwin's utory
rcniliined Milmtmitinlly the mine nn
(hut toM by oilier who lime testified
rciinrdini; their offortu to keep hiiKnr
off the free liht.
At thi nftenioon' deninn of the
sennlo lobby committee, V. Hell Mnr
vin, Hecri'larv of tho N'lilionul Aso
eialion of Wool Manufacturers, test
ified that he did not know of n HiuiIo
dollar beini; raised for ixdlical pur
poses. Ho ndniitted, however, that
two jearn nun n fund of .f'J.ri,0()0 was
raised to fiiiht revision of tho I a riff.
CASE IN SENATE
WARHINnTON', July .- City offi
cinl.s of Sail Fumcisen, who tiro hero
ill tho inleiest of n bill before eon
gioRH pei mil tint; tlio use of tho vvatein
of lleteh Hetehy vnlloy for n inuni
eiptil supply, laid before tho hciiiiIo
public lauds committee today tho
printed record of tho lieiiriiiKa lio
foro a Himilar enuiniltlco of tho hnus?,
whioh closed Tuesday. Tho Bcnnto
eoiuinitleo decided lo iliseiiHS in do
tnil only tho features coneeniiiiR fed
eral emit nil of tho water power mtos
involved.
City and United Stales nuny en
uiueeiH who Ipivir examined tho draft
of the proposed bill Hinted today Hint
the measure gives Si Francisco nil
tho rights eoutaiiied in tho urnnt is
sued hy ho see rotary of tlio iutorior
five yours ao, nml permits tho San
.lonquiu IrtiKiition interests to im
pound tho Hood waters fifty miles
below tho city's dam for their own
ii'o. This feat tiro will bo opposed
by Sonnlois Siuool of Utah nnd Fall
of New Me.xien.
LAND SUIT HELDUP
PENDJNG A DECISION
T.OS ANOKI-KS, riil., July 0. -Tho
Koverumcnl's half billion suit to
teeover oil lands from tho Southern
Pncifio railroad is held up today
pondini; u decision in the case of Kd
miiud Bmk nml others nmihiHt tho
railtoadi in which simllat' piiueiplos
mo involved, Tho laltor ciiho is ho
foiu tlio United Stilled Hiipremu oourt.
HETCHHETCHY
ACTRESS GETS $250,000
FROM BRITISH LORD
Dnfr-v Mitrkhnm, nu aitrei, wh)
wiih in Ibe I'nited Slntex Keiernl
jeui'rt ni;o, iboimli her acting' wiih not
so X'""! Unit she is reeolleeled bv
iiiuiij', hnx just woo .'.'.'.0.lill(l from
(lie Manpils of Northntnpton, ij youii
man, who fell in lout iith her.
When the boy's fnllier told him he
mux! not uiiiny nml finally colnpclled
him to ipiii lliu nnlreHs, she brought
suit, '('hut wn settled the other day
nml by Ibe terms the xouiii; lord, or
mllior his father. wa eompelleil to
pav the woman not onh a quarter of
II million, hut Hie hi. iv ensts of the
suit.
SEEK ISLAND TO
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POUT TOWNSKND. i7m, July P
SurgeotiH of tho fed oral health
service hero are urgent In their sup
port of tho movement to ml ntddo
nn Island oiftho Pnclflo const for
tho oaro of lepera, follownK the e
capo of Domlnlk I'Jttnrl, n leper.
from .tho tempornry quarantine at
Diamond l'olnt.
1'lttorl ofcnped with tho nsslstniica
of John Karly, SpnnUh war veteran,
nn attendant nt the leper colony, who
Ih himself n lopcr. Early ban ri-
contly developed marked signs of In
sanity nnd clobo watch la being kopt
on tho two lepers rctiinlulut; nt tho
station.
Dr. i:. O. S.iwyor, health officer
of I.ob Angeles county, Cnl., liiHpect
ed tho Dlnmnud l'olnt station yes
terday, nnd conferred with Past Aa
slutnnt Surgeon Karl In tho InteroJt
of the formor'8 hill for tho estnu
llslinient of a permanent lopor st'i
tlun, which Is now before coiiKress.
I
'S
Hud Anderson's backer arc highly
incensed today over n pious dispatch
cmanaliiiL' from Vancouver. Wash., in
which n Hupixnier of the Medford
liKhtweight ehenrged tho defeat hy
Cross to Dick Donald inakinc conces
sions to Sam Wullacll,''Closs, brother
and manager.
Medford fan jift relumed from
the scene of tlto fight stales that
Donald concede nothing nnd that the
only nuestiiui wns whether or not
Dud resetted to holding in tlto
clinches.. Refeieo Eyton was called
in nnd assured Cross nnd his tiiium-
ger that Dud fought clean nnd there
by nettled that argument.
This slime fan lost henvily on tho
Cross-Auderhon fiuht. hut still thinks
Hint Dud has a cliuuco wiih tho boit
of tho lightweights mid says ho
things Dud will not Iosonuolt strength
as u result of Mm operation for np-
pcnitumis, " t ho anconver persoi
is probably soio because he lost a
few dollars nnd wishes to blame Don
ald," ho said.
BITE OF CALF RESULTS
IN SIGNS OF RABIES
' ST. I.OL'IS. .Mo., July 0. A. II.
Dcnjutuin applied to tho city bac
teriologist for the l'asluur tiealiuont
today. lie was bitten on I ho thumb
by a calf uiul is. showing signs of
nibica.
ESTABLISH HOITO
A E FOR
AH HA
MM
Li
House Passes Resolution Provltlfnjj
for Separate Inquiry Into Sensa
tional Disclosures Special Counsel
Authorized to Be Employed.
WASIIIN'MTON, Jiilv M.The rc
lulioii providing for a lobby probj,
iiidcpnndeiil of tlmt now in projjre-s
hy n senate committee, was passed by
the bouse this afternoon. Speaker
Clark then iipiMiiuled the following
members 'of if" eoinmittee to conduct
mi investiu'iilieii:
Kcpieciitntive fJnrrctt, of Tennci-
'M'e, eliairmaii; Representatives ('line,
nf Indiana; ltu-ell, of Missouri;
Hndcnberry, of (Icur'in; Stafford of
Wisconsin; Willis, of Ohio, mid Nolan,
of California.
After ii desperate search of the
cloak rooms, the bouse mustered n
fpiorum fbis afternoon nnd volcd, 104
to 1 ()''. to permit the uiiiinsed sM'eial
lobby illlestipitini; to employ special
counsel to probe the eluirtfCH of Mar
tin M. .Mulliull. This reverses tietion
taken earlier in the week.
KVKRKTT, Wash., July 0. A. A.
Drodrck, coinmissioiier of public snfe
tv heie, is' burred today from his
home, nnd from enlerini; the Drodcek
compnn.v'M .store by nn injunction
.ranted to the wife, Sadie A. Drodeck
who is suing for divorce.
Mrs. Drodcek caused n fensntion
13 naming Florence Frcdland, a linir
dre'ser here ns eo-rcixindeut. Sho
sets forth in befcotaplaint that sho
is president, general mannger nnd
treasurer of the Drodeck store and
tlmt her hubaud wns merely cm
ployed ns superintendent. The Dro
dcoks were married at Walla Wnll.i
thirty-two years ago. In her youth,
Mrs. Drodeck achieved fame as a
breaker of wild horses.
WASHINGTON, July 9. The
hquso territories commltteo today
begnn hearings on tho proposal for
n government built road In AInska,
It considered plans proposed In bills
Introduced ''by Representative iaf.
forty, of Oregon, nnd Dolegatn Wlck-
orahum, of Alaska.
NF.W YOHK, July 0. Tito only
stock to move more than a fraction
in the eaily dealings in the stock
miuket today was Canadian Pacific
which declined ti:5s Other lending
issues ranged felighlly under yester
day's close. Later rumors of nn im
pending $(10,01)0,000 stock issue
caused liberal selling of Canudinn l'u
cilio and it slumped 4j to 20iM2,
the year's lowest mark. D of nro tho
uniket closed Canadian Pacific re
covered a point mid other issues hut
a slight fraction.
Roads were lower.
Tim market closed dull.
E
ARID HOMESTEADS
WASHINGTON, July 0. Tho sen
ato public lauds commltteo this if
teruoon reported favorably on the
bill Introduced by Senator Plttmnn
authorUltiK the Interior department
to designate tracts uf soml-nrld pu'i
llc hind In Nevada lu bo subject to
homostoiuU without continuous resi
dence.
PROBE
BES
HEAR
PA
F
ALASKA
RAD
EA
PROPOSALS
ALASKA
AD
E
T
BY STOCKMEN
Orcliardists and Cattle Rnlsers Clash
Over Proposal to Apply New Law
to Northeast Medford Precinct,
Forclnq Stockmen to Fence.
A merry war In raging botwoim tho
orcharding nnd thu cattlemen of
northeast Medford precinct over n
proposal to submit to tho voters at
n special election tho stock closuro
law passed nt.lho last session of thj
legislature, which will prohibit stock
front running nt large within the pre
cinct, nnd enables property owncru
damaged to Impound the stock nnd
hold tho same until the owner cashes
up.
Northeast .Medford Includes a por
tion or Doxy Ann which Is mostly
railroad land. This land Is lensod
as a stock range by a sjiullcato of
Medford men. Tho stock come down
the roads nnd lanes, pasturing there
on, entering oen gates nnd frequent
ly breaking fences nnd getting ns
fnr as Medford nnd Central Point.
Tho stockmen claim tho law wilt
work a hardship upon them by fore
lug them to keep herdsmen and thus
Increase the cost of ment nnd llvlu$j,
The orchnrdlsts claim tho stock havo
damaged property running Into thoi-
sands nnd that with tho high prices
secured nowadays for meat, stock
men can afford to fence their ranges
or keep herdsmen.
Efforts nt a compromise nro being
made, whereby the restricted district
will give tho stockmen thiit portion
of tho precinct east of the lloxy Ann-
road tlint skirts nloug tho west slope
of tho mountain.
YEAR IN PRISON
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July J).
Former Detective Sergeant Arthur
Mel'heo nml Batrolmnn Charles Tay
lor, convicted of conspiring with Ital
ian bunco men to obstruct justice,
were each sentenced to one year in
the county jnd hero todny by Super
ior Judge William P. Lnvvior. Their
motions for n new trial were denied.
DIVORCE CAUSE OF
I
SEATTLE. Wash.. July 9. Thnt
divorces produce a largo proportion
of dependent, children, nnd that tu
borcttlosls may bo abolished by edu
cation on sanltnry subjects, were dec
larations mado In addresses deliv
ered before tho Nntlonnl Conference
ot Charities nml Corrections this
morning. Throo section meeting
were held and a general Ecsalon at
11:30 o'clock.
Tho section meetings dealt with
"child welfare.'' tho "relation of
commercial organizations to social
welfare." and "probation, prisons
and parole." Tho goneral session
discussed "health and productive
power."
"Tuberculosis will bo abolished,
not by medicine, but through proper
education. No dlscaso cnu bo more
readily effacod than tuborculosla,
when tho people onco know what to
do."
FAR BELOW NORMAL
SF.WAKD, Alaska, July O.Feur
that tho hulniou run this year will be
far below normal is expressed here
following reports from tho canneries
at ICodiak, Cook Inlet nml other west
ern Alaskan points, tlmt tho pack
this xear is less thmt half of .that
last jonr. Canneynuen predicted u
big j ear as it is four years since the
first big shipment of small fish front
the fei era I hatcheries was turned
loose, and this is thu year tliey are
duo tu return.
OSU
LAW
BEING
F H
GRAFTERS
GIVEN
IUDGE CALK .
UPSETSRULINGS
OF JUDGE EIFERT
Celebrated Millar Case Reversed by
Circuit Court Who Reverses Muni
clpal Judrjc on Four Points on
Which Appeal Was Taken
Circuit Judge GnlkinH Wednesday
returned n decision in favor of tho
ilofoiidnnt m , the celebrated cnq
brought by tlio rity ndmfnistrntfon
again Councilman George II. Millar,
accused of immorality, in which nn
appeal was taken from tho rulings of
Mayor Kifrt ns municipal judge.
On the four main points of Con
tention, the mayor was roversed, nml
prnclicnelly nil the mayor's rulings
swept iihiiIc us illegal, tho court hold
ing with the coiilculion.q of the de
fendant's attorney throughout the
trial.
The case wn? brought hy Attor
ney Hoggs then city city attorney,
who acted ns prosecutor for the c'dyf
It grew out of the attempt to punish
Miller for selling Jiipior to nu im
moral resort.
Miller wns convietccd nnd fined.
The success of the npiienl remits the
fine.
CURRENCY BILL
N
WASHINGTON. July 9. The
cntlro house banking committee to
day considered tho problem of pro
cedure for tho enactment of" pio
potcd currency legislation, tt ilu
cusscd tho democratic policy ot
"closed doors," which would oar Re
publicans from consideration of tho
moasure. Tho democrats take the
stand that thoy ore rtiponslbla for
the mniMiro and Insisted the minor
ity members should not binder tho
framing of tho bill. ,
ON CURRENCY BILL
WASHINGTON, July 0. Tho re
publican proposal for noti-pnrtisaii
consideration of tho currency hill
went down to defeat hy n straight
party vote nt a meeting of the en
tire house banking commilteo hero
today. It was decided, however,' to
hold open and public committeo meet
ings. The democrats contended that they
would bo responsible for tho measure
and insisted the presence of the re
publican minority 'would only hinder
their activity.
PARCEfrWiS"
OLYMl'IA. Wash., July 9.Tholr
Income from rommlsslou on express
business at small stations having
dropped to practically nothing slnro
tho establishment o tho parcel pour,
telegraph operators for tho "Northern
Pacific havo petitioned for a rulse,
nnd following thu road's refusal,
are- voting today on a Btrlko.
This Information, was received
hero today from headquarters' nt, Bt,
Paul, Tho telegraphers demand 14
fourteen per cent lncroaso tnpuy..
About 1300 operators are Involved
YOUNG CZAREVITCH TO
BE SENT TO CRIMEA
ST, l'KTKHSnUHO, July Q,.Jt
was officially announced hero today
tlmt Iho young CVnroviteh will Utt
sent to Sakki, in Northern fcriuiw,
iv hero ho will undergo n course t
tientmeut in tho famous nui uiul
salt baths at tlmt place. DesidvA
tho mysU'iioutt ailment with The hwr
to all thu rtusslas hat) hMHH-flSkkd
since lust full, nnd wkioli ,1 lpif
ho incurable, hy Iimsj bW wiftfyijjg
iccenll.v from ii bdrilMilHK f'tk iity('
HIM of (hit left kunv, which ifo tmml
doctors believe th Kftkki Imi(Im wilt'
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