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GREAT POWERS
PLAN TO STOP
WAR
NBAKANS
Concerted Move to End Hostilities
Decided Upon Greeks Continue
Victorious Over Bulflnrs Horrible
Atrocities Committed liy Latter.
LONDON, July 10. Ilimslnn In
tervention in (li llnlknii Mtntitlon
wiih hoiikIiI liy Hnlgnrin today, ne
cording to despatche lnxt iccciwd
front St. Pclvndiurg. Tim request,
Hi,. despatch xtulcd. uiih made with
mit recrvc, King Ferdinand Itfitiir
niixinii to prevent Jutjlicr blood
shed. LONDON, July 10. A r-niicn-UH
litnn to end hnnlllltlcii In the HatkuiiH,
It Is generally believed horn fday,
linn been decided iiiiiii by tint Kuril
liciiii iKiworri. It l understood t lit t
t lit ministers of I lit power at Mel
itrado, Atlii'iin nnil Sofia hnvo been Id
Htrurti'il to urge the governments to
which thoy nro nreredltcd to htlng
ntioiit Miir.
Dlnpntrhcs from Athens report
riintlnuiiil victories for tlm Oreok
iiriuy, and that tlm HulRiirliitii are
retiring nil along the linn.
KIiik Constantino of Oreoce, It In
reported, Invito! tho war cirrespnn
dents to visit NlKrlln, whor.i tluy
verified rhnrgeH by tho lltcekn of
terrible utrnrltln committed by tho
llulgnrlntiH. The town was burned,
It In until, nnil tint Creek population
innssarniri. It In further alleged ttiut
Dm llitlgurlnns bnyoniitleil t.rornt of
(Ircoks, poured oil on tho voutidod
nnil liurueil tlimu nllve.
A correspondent of th Loudon
Daily TfiU'Krapli alleges thut 1,7" vil
lagers hnvo been miirtlereil or burin' 1
nll've. nt Nlgrltn.
Itoiininuln In rapidly prcpurlim to
tnko advantage of tho opportunity
in Invailu llulgnrln.
TAMALPAIS FIRE
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MILL VALLEY, Cnl, July 10. -Unless
unusually high wind provabi
thin nfteriiiniu It was preillcteil IhU
morning thnt tho brush flroii on
Mount Tiiuiiilpnln would bo definite
ly roiilrolliid before iilKht. About
2f,00 regular soldiers urn scattered
nbout tho different canyons mid
hIiiim, mid thoMti will be miKinoiitod
by about 1 000 stain inllltlnineu, nc
eordhiK to Adjutant (leiiernl E. A.
Forbes, who arrived niniin enrly to
dity. Tho flrHt of tho stato troops
wern oNperled nbout noon. Tho fed
eral Hold lorn tiro nbout worn nut
with Ilia Ioiik bnttlo with tho Humes,
mid roliiforeoinnnlit will bo wo!-t-oiued,
Reports that flvo soldiers lout
their Hvch In tho flmnoH yeitordny
worn officially denied HiIh inoriilnc
Only ouo noldlor. It wan nald, luul
been Mllnhtly Injured by fnlllni: off
tt cliff. No cottiiKi'M or other build
lur.H hnvo boon burned.
ON HOMEWARD TRIP
TACOMA, Witih., July 10. Said
to hnvo ecu tho flrHt ouo Mint ut tho
battle of OottyHburK, Colonel R. O,
IliiKK, of thlH city, Is doud today and
blri body Ih on tho way to tho Sol
dlor'H Home nt OrtltiK for burial,
Colouol lltiKK uttomlod tho rouulon
nt tho fainoiiH buttloflold and wnn
roturijIiiK to tho roitBt when hU
iloatl ovourrod on tho WuahliiKton
veloraim' iipoclnl train lit Idaho. Tli'j
Intouvo hunt ournuittorod In tho onnt
had tinppud tlio old toldlor'H vitality,
Colonel ItiiHK Hpout two year a uttd
two uioiitliH In Aiulornonvllle, IjoIiik
ouo of tho few hardy enoiiitli to
wltliHtnnd tho horrom of that prlHini
for ho Ioiik n tlino,
nAIN DOES NOT KEEP
WILSON FROM Q0LF FIELD
IIANOVKIt. N, II., July 10,-Da.
nplli) ii lolreiillnl Miliifnll, 'rexieii
WiIkiiii iikiIum'iI licit) Inility fioni
WimUur, VYiini'iili iiml pliiyiil Klf,
UNDER
CON
0
TEXTILE TRUST
HAS HAD LOBBY
FOR 30 YEARS
Wool Manufacturer Says That Na
tional Association Has Actively
Participated In Shaping Tariff
Schedules on Wool.
WARHINOTON, July 10,-Tlin
firnt wilni'MM exninhipd toilny hv It
Hi'iile lohliy !uverlii4UliiMI eoinuitltee
wim William Whitman n millionaire
textile iiiMiinfni'tiirer. lie until lie
luliliieit netively in favor of a tariff
nil wool hiiiee lrl7.r.
W. Hell Marvin, M-crelnry of Hie
National AxMifinlinu of Wool Mnnu
fneliirerx, who wiim exniiiined .ve
terilny, turueil over to the eouiraittee
toilny the liookn of the itHNoeiiiliiin.
Tlii'Hc will lie iiki'iI o ileleruiiue tint
netivitieM of tin- oruuuirulloii in xliap
liiK tmil'f li'uiHlulliiu.
CopieM of twenty tlinuMninl leltern
Hiilimilteil to the committee by Mar
tin M. Mulliull of Hnlliiiinre, formerly
employed by tlm National AHrtoeintiou
of .Mnmifiu'lmriH, were furuihlieil to
meuilierx tnduy. It Ih planned to
Htm tint eorrexponilence after Mnl
liall tentificH before the eommiltee.
WliiliunuV tCHtitimny oeeiipied tlm
entire inoniiui; heHMion. He Mild
there had not been n nt'iton of 'con
liTvuH ileuliui: with the tnriff in the
lint thirty .onrx in which the N.t
tlonnl AHtoi'iatiou of Wool Manufac
ture rx hart not participated uctiveiy
in nit endeavor to hIiiiihi Hie Hclied
tilex on wool.
After Whitman won exeuned the
committee held tin executive hCMHio'i
to examine Whitman' honk. Thee
xhowed thnt he had been on litlimnle
perboual terniH with former Senntnr
Alifrich of IMiode InIiiiuI, the laic
Kennior Allison of town, the Into
ItcprcHcutntivc Diuuley of Maine titnl
oilier promiueut in tnriff work.
GATEMCISES
OF
RI-:.TTLi:, Wnh., July 10 Muc!i
Intercut In evinced toilny In the flrxt
npllt atnutti; thonn luterectcd In Ju-
cnllo work, who are nttoudlitf; the
National Confcronro of Clt-irLiert .nid
Correction, canto at tho region .td-
dremieil by .IiiiIko W. N. O.ttcns of
(ho Juveiillo court at Portland, Ore
JiiiIko (laleiiH ttiado ,t pica for tho
no-culled "had boy" uttd fovoroly
rrltlclned tho tiiethodit of reform
urued by "W)'chnl(iBltB" attached to
tho Juvenile courts ihroui;lioiil ir.o
country, llo lit turn wsm r.kcd over
tho coiiIh for hln "Imionvae" by
JuilK" A. W. I'rMtoc, nf tho Senttlo
Juveiillo court.
"Tho probation OHtom Ih bad,"
uald JuiIko Oaten i. "Don't tunlo u
boy believe bo m real!)' bnd. Why
condemn a boy tin n "tlofccllvo'' for
orchard raldH, clKaretto vetoktm; and
other juveiillo prmiXH. I hnvo It In
for thcn pHclioloj;I.AtB, And tho
Htnto trnlulitit nchool In the mart out
inneoiiH liiHtlttitlnn on earth."
HIGHER PRICES RULE
NEW YOHK, July 10. Heller
prices marked tho opening of the
Htoek market today. Union Pacific,
with a riho of two pointri, wiih tlm
Htrouuest ntuek. Canadian l'ueifio
moved np 1 anil Boiitliern Pacific
mid Iteiiiliiifr uniued nearly n xint
each. A cmiHideriihlo part of tho no
livo list made uains of 1 to U'j. Lit
ter ("aiindian Puoifio Hold five pointH
nliovo yeHtenlny'H oIoho, AUIioiikIi
tho lint fell hack pithily In tho last
half nf tho forenoon, Iradini; wiih
dull on tho reaction mid (he major
poll ion of tho iidvnuco wiih te-
illllU'l,
HoiiiIh were kIpiiiIv.
Tlio mat kut cloned nlroiiK.
Fair Weathw Predicted.
l'DHTLANI), Oio July 10,-Fr.
i'MkIi OrcMoiit Knir IoiiIkIiI niul
i'lliluyi wiiniHT I'lliluy liili'rlur
liiMilivvcul poilimij ttexleily wliuN,
REFORM
BOYS
J
OHNSON
Will
MAN ABROAD
F
Neiiro PuuHlst Announces on Arrival
In Paris With White Wife That He
Will not Return to America hut
Make Home In France.
IIAVItlJ, July 10. Jnrk Joliniton,
tho nt'Kro piicHlm, arrived hero to
day on the titeainer (Nirlnthlau. llo
autiniinccd that ho Intended to llvo
In I'urU and would unt return to
America.
OIIIOAdO. July in. "Jack Johu
loii Ih JiinI doliiK a little prcttx ukciU
Htiiut for IiIh I'arlH flKhtM. llo will
return to CIiIciiko." ,
Thin wnn tho way Attorney Ilach
racli, who rcprcKt'iited Jack Joliimon,
tho uecro piiKtllxt, In hU trial hero
on while iduvory chnrKeii, received
the Havre report thut JoIiiihoii In
tciidn to make lilt homo In Par In.
"JoIiiihoii,'' continued Ilnchrncli,
"wired mo from .Montnil to not
penult the forfeiture of hi bond, bh-
tiortlm; that ho would appear In coti-t
when n iIccIhIou In madu on hlri np
peal," 1'AIMS. July 10. Jack Johnson,
the uero piiuilint, his white wife, niul
three neirro NcrvnntK arrived here thin
nftcnioon. Tlio parly ntopped ut
the tiinxt cxpnihive hotel here.
WASHINGTON, July lO.-Offi-cials
of Urn department of jttMtico to
ilny Hity publicly that thev nrc elm
crincd over the otcnpo if Jack Joint
kuii. the ncarn ptiinllht, who arrive.!
in Paris thin nftcnioon, hut privately
they admit they ore pleased liecnuae
he left the country. They will tiot
demand that France return him In
America, or eek hi deportation,
AHhistntit United Slates District
Attorney Parkin announced litis nf
tcnioon that it was pmlmlile that in
dictments would be returned against
certain Chienco resident niiling
Johiixou to escape. Me said lie wits
investiculini; the matter to determine
whether ttnynuo had advised the tie
Hro to flee.
ENGLHTRm
IN H BATTLE
LONDON, July 10. A declnrntloa
of war wn wlrelemied front tho ad
tulralty tndny, and front tnldnlitht on
forty-ouo Krcnt hnttleshlpR, thirty
nine heavy critUerH, twenty-two light
crulaeTs, thirteen titluo layers, 19?
torpedo boat destroyers, twenty tor
tiedo bontti and forty-two aubmnrlnss
will kIvo bnttlo off tho llrltlah conat.
Tho (lermuns have nothluK to d.i
with tho conflict, for tho "wnr" Ih
merely tho onnunl Hrltlsh nnvnl inn
neiivers, and Admiral Rlr GeorRO Cat
liiKhan, commitndar-lu-chlof of tho
homo flet, will try to protoct tho
coiiHts against tho attack of Itla very
Kood trlendH, Admirals Sir John Jo!
llcoo, Sir Alexander llethell mid Ar
chibald Mooro.
Tho plait of bnttlo Ih being kept
Hocret by tho admiralty, but It Is un
derstood thut Jolllroo tins orders to
try to lntul n Btrong force of ninrlnos
on tho const, and It la tip to Calla
Khni to provont his dolm; so.
WASIUNOTON, July 10. Itepro
Hcntntivea of tho National Suffrage
Association today were promised u
hearing' liuforo tho liottso rules eom
uitttco In Deeemhor on tho suffrage,
amendment to tho constitution. The
committee, composed of tho wives of
Senator Shufrotli of Colorado mid
Congressmen Taylor, Kent, linker
mid Stone linked Chairman Henry to
grant mi immedinte hearing.
FIVE ALASKANS PERISH
IN EXCAVATION AT SEWARD
HISWAIIDi Alimkti, July 10, KIvo
men were iiihlmilly killed hero today
hy I Im envintc in nf u deep excava
Hon, Tin tlclliiM uciii liutlcil be
Ptiilli Ioiih ut ili ll In,
RF I ID
TO USE CANAL
MACHINERY 0
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Bill Introduced to Transport Panama
Equipment to Government Mines-Co-operation
With Employes and
Sale of Product at Cost Proposed.
WAHFIINOTON, July 10 A hill
whereby miichiiiey used in the con
struction of the Panama ('anal would
he transported Id Alaska for uoveru
ment use in coal jniiiiui; was intro
duced in the Minnie today by Senator
Miles Poiuilexter of Wa-liiut;toii. It
also propose to Icnse half of the
coal liniils to individual.
The hill contain eo-opcrntive fea
tures whereby emploves fif govern
ment mines mid consumer of gov-cniment-miiicd
': would profit
cipiully in coal niiiiiiiK, It also pro
vides for government construction
mid iiiMTiitiou jf railways and steam
ship line and ndvoente location
i1cmi1m oil the Pacific coast for coal
consumer nl cost. Tne hill nlso
prohibits child labor, provides for mi
eight hour day. a minimum wage and
accident insurance.
T
TO QUIT
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, July 10.
Work of cnrjng for tho road mid
bridges in Crater Lnko Park i nt a
standstill today" tnntugh the refusal
pf W. Frank Arnnt, stipprintcndent n
the park to relinquish hi isisition to
Will (J. Steel, rccenlly appointed by
the Hccretnry of the interior to huc
cced him.
Arant contends that ho has- not
been legnlly dismissed fmm the ficr
viee. Tho Bccretnry of the interior
ordered the change in park heads
ten days ngo.
(Ktamnth Falls Northwestern.)
It will now bo tip to Superinten
dent W. Frank Arant, of Crntcr I.ako
National park, to ko Into tho courts
If ho stands by his riiiih In tho fight
to retain IiIh imihUIoii front which tho
uecretnry of tho Interior has been
trying to oust him in favor of Will
O. Steel, of I'ortlnnd, and Medford.
Superintendent Arant has been no
tified Hint Attorney (cuoral McTloy
noIdH 1ms bold that ho Is not subject
to tlio civil service rulings mid thnt
Secretary Lnno linn tho rUhi to nsk
hln resignation. Lnno has alto nindo
tho second rcipiest for Ar-iitt's rcslg
tiatlnn, but tho latter declr.rcR ho will
fight to tho last ditch and not re
sign. "I will go Into tho court to test
tho stntttH of this mutter " said Su
perintendent Araut. "It has become
a mater of prlnclplo with mo now,
nnd my best friends hnvo advUod mo
to not resign, but test tho case In
tlio courts.
SUFFRAGE! ADMITS
E
LTVRliPOOL, July 10. ;Mr.
F.dillt Higby, wife of n prominent
physician here, confefised today to
burning tho residence of Sir W. IL
Lover mid also that fdio planted n
bomb in tho cellar of the Liverpool
Kxehnngo recently. Slio wnn ro
tnnuiled to jail. Tho outrages, tho
woman said, were committed! tinder
instructions 'from stiff rngetto lend
ers.
BOOTH MAY REFUSE
PANAMA FAIR JOB
F.UQKKK, Ore., July 10. 11. A.
llooth when asked this morning if liu
would accept uppoiutmeut u the
Panama Fair commission, said:
"I did not want tho nppniittment tit
nil mid protested against it from tho
iirL 1 had intended going abroad
after my daughter Hailiarn i'iuiutdiou
her school course, but 1 may rear
range my plan in Hint rcgurd. I
havii.Hi'iit a lenlnllvn neceptuiicn to
day, lmt I will tint make u final lie
clsloii inllil I foiihiiler it n few iliiyn
loiiKr,"
ALASKAN
A
AN
OFFIGE
WORKDEADLQCKED
GOVERNOR Hi
IN REFUSAL TO
Jacob Oppenheimcr and Frank Bau
waerts to Pay Penalty of Crimes
Tomorrow Anti-Capital . Punish
ment Leapuc Pleads in Vain.
SAN FHANCLSCO, Cnl.. July 10.
Unless some extraordinary event
intervenes within the next tew hour,
.Tnciili OpiK'iiheiiner mid Frank Ilau
waert will pav the full penalty of
Hie law tomorrow morning on (he
gallows.
Oppenheimcr i n waiting execution
nl Fotuom pri-on for mi attack on n
fellow prisoner. He ha been re
prieved twine. Hnuwaert. who killed
it prospector in IHversidc county, is
in Snu Quentin.
Half ii hundred lending representa
tives nf the Anti-Capital Punishment
League culled on Governor Johnson
here today mid pleaded for fully nn
hour to have him grant n stay of
execution for nt least hix months in
the case of nil condemned men nt
Hie priMiiif, Hint the leaguo might
have time to carry out it plan nf
initiating legislation to abolish the
death penalty.
Although ho appeared pomewhat
moved by their supplication, Gover
nor' Johnson wa firm in hi refusal
to grant their request.
'.'No one feel more horror nt the
thought of the state taking n human
life, said the governor, ''but I hnvc
no other alternative but to enforce
the law. If I acceded in your request
I would bo violating my oath of of
fice. You must see that there is no
other course ohmi to mo but to en
force the lnw which I ntn worn to
uphold. Try nny court in tho state
on n similar. proposition niul you will
be told the sumo thing Hint I nm
telling you."
RITCHIE WANTS
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., July 10.
If the Vmieoiivcr, I). C, promoters
hopo to secure Willie Hitcliie's signa
ture to n set of nrtieles calling for n
fifteen round bout with Freddie.
Welsh on Lnbor Day they will have
to raise their offer of n $10.fj00
guarantee very materially. Hitchie
received tlio offer Inst night and
promptly replied Hint it was not sat
isfactory nskiug Hint another offer
bo submitted. Kitcliio wa offered n
portion of tho moving pictures, but
that part of it does not appeal to him,
n lie considered them too much of
n bother.
"My services nro open to tho high
est bidder," snid llitehio today, "but
I must have u flat guarantee. I will
not work on a percentage basis un
der nny eircutustnuces. Tho Vmi
eoiivcr offer doe not npeal to me,
as I hnvo two New York offer that
nro fnr better, nnd they are for ten
round, no-decision bouts."
Welsh, according to advices from
Vancouver, has accepted tortus nnd
has signed nrtieles.
E
TO
NBW YORK, July 10. A confer
ence was hold hero today between
President Unrrotson of ttio Order of
Hallway Conductors nnd Presldout
Leo of tbo Drotherhood of Hallway
Trainmen, 91 per cent of whoso
members hnvo voted to strike unless
their demands for lucreutod wages
nro granted by eastern roads, it
was announced that tho two leadors
bad decided not to go to Washington
next Monday to confer with Presi
dent Wilson und tho secretary cf
labor.
"Wo moan,'' said Loe, "without
nny dlsrospoct to tho president, that
It Is not for us to move from tho
prenont sltuutlon, mid wo Imvo no
Intention of yielding. There can Im
no ground for arbitration became
tho rouds Imvu prcMiiitud no counter
riropiultluu to our lornm. Tho llm
fur coiirlllutory lejfUlutluii Is kohu."
STAY HAN NG
MORE THAN 10.000
TRAINMEN
E
VIT
WILSON
A NG SCANDAL
UAN
(III
SERVICE NO
Ccunty Superintended of Schools
Accused of Soliciting and Accept
ing Money From Applicants for
Positions.
PORTLAND, Ore., July 10. Re
affirming bis Innocence of any wronj;
In connection with tho operation of
tho civil service commission and his
cnndldncy for the county superinten
dence of schools, County E'lnerlntcn
dent A. P. Armstrong today asked
Deputy District Attorney Magulro for
the privilege of going boforo tbo
grand Jury and tolling his side of tho
charges that he has solicited or ac
cepted money from applicants to
positions In tho city employ while
ho was civil scrvlco commissioner.
Tho grand Jury Is Investigating
charges of this charactrc.
Magulro stated that ho probably
will accord Armstrong the opportu
nity to present his case, .though at
what stage of tho grand Jury pro.
erodings ho would not state.
"I may havo been foolish but I
was not crooked," declared Arm
strong today. "If Detective Crad
dock brought mo money from any
applicant for a position, I cannot re
call It. He may havo dono so, but
If ho did tt was only money I bor
rowed from him. At this moment
Crnddock holds my note for $100.
"Whero I erred was In being too
lenient with applicants for positions.
I sco now how I graded papers too
kindly, nut not a penny camo to mo
for that"
Detective Sergeant Robert II.
Craddock, who underwent the moat
protracted examination durliig thi
grand Jury hearing thus far, today
admitted a modicum of folly In his
dabbling In tiolltlcs. While ho re
fused to discuss tho testimony ho
gavo tho grand Jury or to comment
on published statomonts purporting
to review tho natttro of this testi
mony, ho said, beforo ho took tho
stand teday:
"I was Just ad fool for trying
to boost another follow's ganio to
help a friend. Hut I can tell you
this, that nono of tho money ever
stuck to my fingers."
Captain Slover, formerly acting
chief of police, wns among tho first
witnesses called beforo tho grand
jury today. It Is presumed that he
told the jury of tho system of recom
mendations of tho head of tho pollcu
department for applicants.
Other witnesses called wore a
brother of Comity Superintendent
Armstrong. Pollco Captain Keller
and Secretary of tho Civil Service
Commission Tetippor.
MULHALL LETTERS
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., July 10.
Letters written by Martin M. Mulhall
of Baltimore, It is reported here,
were located today In tho files of the
Indiana Manufacturers and Shippers
association. Theso lotters, It Is de
clared, will shed additional light on
tbo campaign of former Congress
man James Watson for governor of
Indiana In 1008. The Indiana or
ganization Is not ntflllated with tha
National Association of Manufactu
rers, of which Mulhall was a former
agent. Officials of tho Indiana as
sociation say tho lotters will not bo
published now.
JACK LONDON ON
10
OAKLAND, Cnl., July 10, Ao
cordiug to n atiitement issued from
the Merrit hospital today where Jack
Loudon, tho author is confined fol
lowing mi operation for appendicitis,
hid condition is satisfactory mid he
is on Hit) road to recovery,
Loudon', wifo denied Hint hhu was
pM'M'iit ut Hie operation.
"The first I mw or II," kirn Mhl,
"was ln appendix coining out of
lliv loom 111 Ibu doelor'n liuml,"
AD
FILES ALDERMAN
FINDLEV BOYS
Y0UN60RCHARD
1500 AN ACRE
Orchardist Once Sold out and Tried
Game In California and Elsewhere,
Concludes That no Place Offers
Opportunities Like Rogue Valley.
Having sold out hi orchard in
terest hero ncvcrnl yenr ngo, nnd
tried the gnme sinco in California nnd
Florida nnd having spent the past
yenr visiting various fruit region,
Ilnrry T. Finlcy has decided Hint no
plncc offers the npporlnntie to tha
fruit grpwer Hint the Rogtio river val
ley docs, nnd Jin again embarked in
the orchard bniinps by tho purchase
at the T. J. Williamson rnnch, east ut
tho Central Point wirclos slntion,
entailing nn investment of $25,000
for f0 ncres, .18 of which i in young
orchard from fi to 0 yenra old.
The soil is Henr creek silt nnd tho
orchnrd one of the finest of it ago
in tho valley. Thirty-seven ncrw
arc in Spitzenberg and Newtown ap
ple, Hartlelt nnd D'Anjnn penr.
There t n good crop on tho trees.
Mr. Findlcy formerly owned sev
eral orchnrd southwest of tho city.
Selling out he purchased nn orchard
nt Oridlcy, in the Sncrnmento vni
Iey. Last winter he spent in Flori
da. Ho has visited nnd is familiar
with condition in nil tho fmit dis
tricts of tho country nnd is mors than
ever convinced thnt the Rogue river
valley i the finest fmit section on
earth.
WE JOY RIDES
RDADHOUSES
SEATTLE, Wash., July 10. Rap
ping tho roadhouso and Joyriding as
tho great contributors to the delin
quency of young men and women.
Governor Ernest Lister, of Washing
ton, speaking before tho National
Conferenco or Charities and Correc
tions last night, pleaded his utmost
support In a campaign to cradlcato
theso evils.
Tho governor discussed tho ques
tions of supervision and administra
tion of public Institutions. Depart
ing suddenly from tho general text
of his remarks, tho governor said:
"There Is ono thing I wisn to Im
press the danger of tho automobile
and tbo Joyrldo. It Is a curse. It
must bo stopped. Moro dollnkuonts ,
result from Joyriding and the road
houso ovtl than from any ono source.
I pledgo my word that I will render
any assistants I can, as governor, to
city and county officials In closing
roadhouses und suppressing the Joy
riding." H
BY NATION'S TEAK
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 10.
Tho nominating committee of tha
National Education association, lit
convention horo, reported today, rec
ommending tho election of Joseph
Swalu, president of Swnrthmore uni
versity, for president, and Miss draco
Shepherd, of Idaho, for treasurer.
Tho other nominations recommonded
by tho committee Include L. R. Al
dortnnn, of Portland, Ore., for third
vlco president.
SUFFRAGETTE OFFICES
MANCHESTER, RADED
AND
MANCHF.STEK, July 10, Suffra
gette headquarter were raided ye
turday and many books and paper
confiscated, The polioe believe tlfa
center of the militant i'HiiHitt bun
been trannferred from LttudpH td
Manchester.
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