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I. -Hi iiemilntlvi Nccley of Mini mis Introduced in the liiuitii today a resolution In investi gate charge liy Hcerolnry t tlm Treasury .MoAdoo Dial New York lunik am rnuhpir ing In depress United Htulos i! per cent bonds nml to nn lugnnlro the iiiliiiluUtrnllon'ri I'litii'iicy proriim. Cliuiniiiiii Glass of till' lllltINO hlllllillg eominitleo opposed tho reso lution, Imt It wiim HtiiHirlril liy Chairman Henry of tlm rimiiiiitti'o on rule. WASHINGTON, Aug. J.- Declar ing Hint Hi government nIioiiIiI aitopt rniliral inruHuroa to prevent tlm an mini money stringency which accom panies llio movement of crops Scmi Itir Tlllii'iwi (oiliiy urged President Wilxou to tn Uo tlio Initiative, In that mil. Tillman declared Hint the Mrlngcney'l pVory artificial. Itellrr for Itnitks On Icnvlng llio whlto Iioiinu loilay a Tier tin interview with tlm president Tillman mild: "I tolil thu president it wns a dis grace lo tlm nation Hint such things am permitted to happen ami asked him to consider n remeily. 1 have no particular plan in view. I Hunk tliu president should have miiiiii economist of iialliiiinl repute incliguto llio iiiniiipiilalioii of finances which in Hie underlying ciiiimi of this niinnal stringency nml Hum prepare a hill Kinking nt llio root of tlm evil. "I lohl tlio prehiilent Dial, if necessary, we would lack aihlitional legislation onto thu tariff hill tin an miiemlmnit to hceuro immediate n-lion." Tlllnmii Indignant NKW YORK, Auk. 1. llnnkurn hero arn mirprlcoil nt tlio ilerUlon of Secretary of tno Tronsury McAitoo to plurn 123,000,000 to 150,000,000 of gowirnmout funds la tlm hands of llio lintikM to facilitate tlio move ment of crops. I lead of tlio fluanrlal house Imro Mali thoy tl lil not know that tlio western or southern bunks worn confronted with any oxtrnordlunry train In preparing for tlio crop movement, Tlioy all declared thufr reports Indicated that fluanrlal nr rniiKomonlH throughout tlio country woro progressing fuvorahly, ami lain tlm hanks woro nil In good shape. WARSHIP READY PR VENEZUELA HI.'ATTI.IJ, W'anli., Auk. 1. I'ol IowIiik tlio nrruit of thren local iimr rlianlH, In whoiin ioxmkhIoii aoni) cuint of ancient ilcrompoitml uml ileeayeil iiinutit Miro (llmovereil hy Deputy Ktnto liiNpertor W. II. AiIiuiih, crliif liial complaint. vn toilay IoiIkimI hy Dupiity I'roHetutliiK Attorimy Craw fonl WhlPt iiRulnxt HuUhiirKor A: Hon, MiircPHMir of Krhwnrtchlhl A HuU- heruer, one of tlio hlKKent piirkltiK ciniceriiH la tlm country. 'Mm cliarK" iiKalunt HuUliorKer & Hon I that thoy hnvo ilelllierntely tulnhrntnli'il tlio rniiH no nH to unloml mentH orlKlnnliy pnckeil Heven yeurH or morn hko upon tlm Keattlo mar knt. A chumlcal niinlnln tiutilo hy Ktnto ChemlHt JoIiiihoii hIiowimI tlio n-eat liml rottnl mi hmlly IhroiiKh ko Hint ptomaine, ami tin iioIioiiIiik h contnlneil In nenrly ovnry can. AeronlliiK to Whlto, jlm rnnn worn packed hy HeliwnrJrhlhl & HiililmrKor thu firm which preredeil Hiililierp & Hon, prior lo tlio pnimnKo of tlio puro fooil nml ilniK act of 1900. MMnlirlnl Cant Tlm ran contnlneil tlio nrlKlnal ln- KrrlpHon that they unro npprnvoil under tho romtri'Msloinil puro food net f HwW1 .iwswtawuLoHariK. wim corert'rt up ny n now iniM'i. winch rend Hint tho rnnn worn pinned un der thu puro food net of 1900. Tho rnim, orlKlnnliy plnln tin, woro onnm olod, It In rhnrRod, to kIvo them tho appearance of IioIiik now. Ko old lira tho ennn, however, Hint In nplto of tho enamel, thoy Hhow ovldenrn of roroslott. Thn meat In ninny of tho rnnn, It U claimed, lm:i turned coal Mack. Tho unto of ancient food to Heattlo merclinniM wmi iiiiulo throiiKh nn nKnut named Krled, nt a com of ono fourtli tho roRulnr price. ToiiKiitt, hum and ununnKo worn thn principal monlH unld. Iimpector Adnnin todny "tated It wiih liupoimlhlo to entlmate how much of tho polnoucd ment hail Kouo Into homeit. WnnhlnKloii I'lriiiN ,U Hlmllar cnmplnlntn aUo woro tiled today nKuliiHt llio J. P. (Irnnt and tho PiiKiit Sound I'nckliiK rouiiuny, U'liMliliiKton corporntlniiH, which nrn charged with hnvliiK Mold old and de cayed "potted turkey" uml "Mury Innd cmh flnkoi." Tho proreedliiKM utarted hy Deputy 1'ronecutor Whlto In thn Mtnto courtR nro Indopendeiit of nny action that may hu taken hy llio federal nuthor- IttOH. nJr BHRK.'.! ti rCu -Mhbbbb . Btji t I wffBBBwBfBJIBBwBfc jBBBBHKhT & LBKyflT' 'flfftitti. viVHflHflHflJ ITpHpiiRIHHHHHjnBpHHMg'r HBvT vM IV HUH iMB c-T":?tBHHHHHHHHHHHpJ'' 'tBbbWJBHS''' ; r-'i7 7. - V-,Vt'iiiii E ; When tlm HIiiKlininloti Pirn (iol He- yiiml Control I'leitnlflco at (he left. 1 INVESTIGATIONS OF HOLOCAUST AT FOR MEXICAN ACTION WABHINOTO.V, Aiiff. 1. Through Secretory of Stato Uryan, President Wllion tf- day iMiiod tho followlnc statement: "Tho Htnlcmcnt npncnrlntr In curtain paper to tho effect that Kuroticnn govcrnmcntd are hrlnglnK prciuiuro to bear upon tho United Btntcn to cotnpol nRKreiwlvo action In Mexico l nbeolutcly without foundation." Secretary Ilryan today ro- qucntcd nn emcrRcncy appro- v prlatlon of $100,000 to relievo dcntltute American In Hex- 4 lep nnd to provide them with 4 transportation to tho United SUtca. Secretary McAdoo ruihed tho roqucxt to Speaker Clark. 4 In making hl request to Mc- Adoo, Secretary Uryan stated that tho money was needed to furnish transportation home. WON BREAKS WIIH UN OVER MEXICO Open Hostilities Between President and Ambassador Foreshadow Dis missal of Diplomat From Pest Latter Plans for Immediate Ret. Invitation for Ambassador to Appear Before House Committee on For eign Relations Recalled. WASHINGTON, Aim. l.Tlto navy ilcpai linen t niiiioiuieeil thin after- iiooii Uml tho Kouhoat Des Moiuea i held at IlniiiHwiuk, (la., in antlelpa tioii of a rcqiluHt 1'roiii Ibu Htalo ilo paitmciit to Numl thu warrihip to Vener.iiela, whero a revolution heaileil hy former I'iohIiIciiI Custio in in liroKix'Hri, PORTLAND HUNTER DROWNED IN RAPIDS OF UMPQUA IIOKI-JIIURd, On-., Auir, l.-Tlw limlv of II, K, Hiiillli, a IiiihIiichh man of I'oillaiiil, who wiim ilrowneil in tlm Umpipiii river, twenty. two mlleM fmui Oiikliiml, wiim lirniiulit hurt) nml lilppcil (o liU hoiim loilay fur lulerr mi'lll, Hiiillli, ii memher nf M liuul i"K Hiy( ok hW life tvlillu lilleiiii hUS lu nhIim hv nil cum, ROLPH APPEALS TO PEOPLE FOR MONEY SAN' FRANCISCO, Cal., Auk. 1. ItcfiiHi'il mlvaneeii of inoney hy thn hiK lioml lioiiHert ami larKer fiiiuumnl inslitiilioiiH of San Frauuitfeo, Mayor James Kolpli Imlay turned lo tho peoplo of tho city nml linked tlm an commoilatioii of .fritlO.UOO chhIi from tho HiiviiiL'K hunks which hold the honuls of tlio oity's toilers. Thu mayor's milloii followed thn nifusul of thu N. W. llalsoy coin puny (o exoioino their July option ot $1,000,(1(10 worth of municipal homls. ATTACH WILD WET ADVERTISING CAR AllKltDHliN, Wn Auk. I. An oeho of tho nttacliniont procudliiKM limtltiilod In Denver reruutly and which refilled In tho wtruiulliiK of tho lliiffnlo and 1'awiivo 11111m' Wild Wont show, U heard hur toiluy In Ilia iitliichliiK of thu ndvtirtUliiK fur of ( lit roiiiiiin hy thn Noil hin n pu ilfln rullnm.l for iriuiMinrtulliiii ur cuuiiU ucurvuitllutf fiou, Six iuvestiKalioiH of the hutnrauH at lliiiKhuiiilpu. where at leant s'uty Hiree frlt lnt their lives in tho firo tmp liiiildiiiK of tho HiiiKhniutuii CJ'jJlhlnj; (miJ3j'nxJjuVCfibccn prpni iwed. Ami ut ouco thu fiK.ht between Charles F. Murphy, ilcmoeraliu tender of New nrk uml (lovcnior biilzer, clitrm. Tho Kovonior Mamea thu legislature, controlled by Mtiiphy. for holdiUK on the appotutmcut of ti com; niiHRiouer of lahor, who ho nys infill hnvo tnken nlcp-4 which would havo miule Mich a dixnstcr ituiKiHsihU1. SpeakniK for .Murphy, Senator Hub ert F. WiiKuer, democratic; leader of tho upper house, says thu Kovenior's htatemi'iit was malicious uml untruthful. , r n' n -... BEGIN m'yX.-'i&- ilBRSiHHHIIHi kiiiiiiiiiiHBBoiillli ai!vLiiiiHiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH H liiiiiiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHaiiainHi kBBb diHnfliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiVP 1H SLEUTHS ON TRAIL OF JEWELRY THEIVES NAUItAiUNSFn' 1MKII. K. I.. Auk. J.- AlmudoiiiiiK hopo of eaptur itiK hero llio Kem thieves who rohhed tho ltitmncy ami llaiiau homes ut nearly .f'JSO.OUO in jewels, sleuths on the trail today hhifted tlieir heareh lo New York and llotou. They now aro eonvinecil that tho robbers fled in an automobile, taking tlieir loot with them. Two men and n woman nfo now believed to havo figured in llio robberies. Mrs. C. t'. Itunisoy, dmiKhter ot tho Into Vu 11. llarrimau, has prac tically iibaiidnned hope of reeovcriiiK hnr jewels, which her husband now estimates to ho worth mora limit $120,000. Mrs. Ilamin still hopes, but it is admitted, with small reason, that thu rohhors will bo eaplured uml her ornaments reeoverd. - Jtuln.i of llliiKlumtim Clothing Factory, ContulnliiK IUmIIcm of the (Ui Girls. CALAMITY HOWL RAISED IN SENAIE BY WOOL GROWERS RUSSIA BOOTS EXPOSITION COST NAM. $5000 TO MAKE CAMPAIGN GREEN OF COAST r. YANCOUVKIt, Wns.li., Avir. 1. This town has toilay taken a firmui hold of thu Olio of the "Orolun (keen of thu l'lii'ifiii Const" when records' ut tho county clerk's offioo showed Hint 178 lniuriiiKU llecnses weru Kranted during thu mouth of July. Mont of (ho eonlnieliuK parties eainu from l'oiiluml uml coast cities. Fif-ty-uiKht of (ho b lides elect wero widows. Ho oomniorclatirt'il has beuomo thu iiiiirrliiKn liihtitutlou Hint the follow hiK d Iiiih been IiihiiiIciI in I'orlluml papers t "Marry In iimnl'iiil in Van I'niner. MiirrhiKO IIcciihcm, Jufctlne nf pence, illiiner, elc, can nil In m ciiii'iI ill llulcl only 1tt liliicU j'l'iiiu Ihu I'wrry.'' WASHINGTON, Aup. X.- Discus hioii of an alleged impeudiiiK panic and prediction of the extinction ot tho wool and sheen industry if tho Underwood tariff bill is passed by congress was voiced in tho sennto today by Sonntor Catron of Now i(o.ico. "Only a law allowing tho issunueo of $:00,000,000 iii omorKciicy cur icney," Catron declared, "will pro veut tho wort features of (he panic from which was suffered in 1001 uml 1005 if this hill is enacted. "It will mean thu destruction of great iinlus-trief, throw hundreds of thousands of men out of woik ami result in as serious n condition us can bo imagined. Nothing can pre vent a money striugoiiuy if tho bill is passed. "It is safo (o say Hint 130,000 em ployes in tho sheep raising industry, ami tlueo ipiartors of tho 100,000 employes of wool ninnufnolorins will bo discharged if tho measure Is en acted into law." CKNTIIAMA, W'asli., Aug. l.-Un-tier a idling today of Superior Jmlgo Darch, a divorced woman, even though the mother of minor children, is mil entitled lo flniiiieinl nsnlklancu fiom llio couiily under the now WiidIi liiglun Mule mollieiV peiikion unl. I In dciilci) thu application for pension of Ml'M. Walker of Civile llonk ami Mm. J. Hide of KcUu, both of whom Uiu divoicvd. NATIONS DOUBTFUL: TO ELECT WATSON ST. PETCKSnURC. Aug. 1. It wSHIXGTO.V, Aug. l.-Deelsiou wnB announced hero today that Uus- ,0 aIow the Xntlonal Association of sla has decided not to tartlclpato In Manufacturers to submit additional tho Panama Pacific exposition In San, questions to Martin M. Mullmll was Francisco In 1915. No official ex-; reached at an executive session of plnnntlon was given. ' tho sennto lobby committee todny. i The association, however, must con- I1KHLI.V, Aug. 1. It was officially 'cludo its cross cxnmiuation withiu announced hero todny at tho ministry j wo hours. f !. in.,i.- i,, i ,., , .,i Jfulbnll asserted today that tho N. of tho Interior that It has not yet . r , ., , , .... ...... ,:A. M. spent $5500 in nn effort to help boon decided whether Germany will cwi Jnmcg WlUou KOVCnior o In. participate In tho 1015 cxp6sitlou ut ,ii,m, n declared that ho person San FrauclBCO. Final decision,, it ni v RJ, w 43300 collected for this fund. UCQU m M11H111II was iTtnmplv lrrWnliln throughout bis examination todny, frequently starting tirades against his accusers. Thu cross c-xaiiiiuntion of Mulhull oiuictt tins nlternoon. llo was ex cused until Monday, whoa tho com mittco will decido whether it wishes lo question him further. Most of today's session was do voted by Mulhull in explaining con tradictious in his testimony. For tner Congressman Watson is sched uled to testify Monday. was stated, on tho umttcr has postponed for 0110 monti. VI12NNA, Aug. 1. Announcement was mndo hero today that n govern ment commission soon will visit tho United Stntos to decido whether Austrln shall participate In tho' Ban Francisco exposition, Tho commis sion will bo composed of representa tives ot tho AiiBtrlnn government and of tho Vienna chamber. of'commcico. It will first go to Toronto, to visit tho fair there uml thenco will liracocd to San Francisco. GOMEZ DICTATOR TO FIGHT CASTRO CARACAS, Aug. 1. President Juuu dome wus constitutionally au thorized by the federal council to assume dictatorship until thu revolu tion led by former Preldtut t'ustro Is crushed. As thu Yen en 11 el a n kuv- criumuit hellmos thu statu (mops am siioiiK t'lioiiHh to dual with tlm reli- uls, no jtovniiiimnit soldlvm hutu becu svtil fiuiu Caiuius, WASHINGTON, Aug, l.-Opan hostilities between President Wilson nnd Henry Lane Wilson, ambassador to Mexico, which may foreshadow the dismissal of the diplomnt, are believed to hnvo come with today's develop ments in tho Mexican situation here. Following reports that Ambassa dor was Wilson was preparing to re turn to Mexico immediately, tho di plomnt todny telegraphed Chairman Flood of the bouso foreign nfnirs committee from New York that bo and his party are on tho eve of depart ure from this country. Tho mem bers of the house committee havo been given to understand that the president regards Ambassador Wil son as not being in harmony with the administration's Mexican program, and it is believed possible bo will soon cither resign bis post or be dis missed. Ambassador Wilson went to Now York following bis appearance here before the senate foreign relations committee. This' morning be was In vited by wiro to appear tomorrow before the house coamittc, bat an bopr later this jnvitation wj-, called. It is authoritatively re ported that the president himself re quested the revocation of the invita tion, not desiring to give the ambass ador another opportunity to air his views. Tho meeting scheduled 'for tomorrow was then abandoned. In reply to Chairman Flood, Am bassador Wilson wired that ho wonld come to Washington if desired. Flood replied that ho bad decided "that the diplomat was not wanted, and tho in cident, for tho present, closed. CHINESE REVOLT f AAIN PRESIEN I NEAN COLLAPSE HOUSE ENDS DEBATE IN CAMINETTI CASE WA81IIN0T0N, Aug. 1. Debate over thu DlKk'n-Caiulncttl lucldout, which caused tho rtulgiutlou uf United Htutes District Attorney John 1 4. McS'ah of Hun Francisco mid III volvud Attorney Ouueiul Mcltoyu. olds, cuds In Hie house today. The two hours' deb 11 to wus the principal fuuluio of lodu)'M session, The ileiiiiHTMis plan lo vole to luhls (he riumluiiou tit censure prtiitu" by Itvprctvntiiihu JUlm (if Cullfuuls, PEKING, Aug. 1. Collapse of the newest Chlnoso revolutlou directed against tho presidency ot Yuan Shi Kal Is bolleved hero to be at hand. From Canton como dispatches stat ing that General Lung Chi Kuang Is marching on that city with a heavy force of loyalists alter capturing Shinning, on tho West river, and re taking from tho robols the gunboat Tal Kong. An Immense exodus Is reported from Canton, and though rebel troops have started to oppose tho loyal advauco, It Is not believed they have sufficient power to make effectlvo resistance. Shanghai dispatches recelvod here today also declared the revolt there Is subsiding, aud that their forcos havo dwindled to about 1500 men, who display no disposition for ac tivity. Dr. Sun Yat Sou la reported still to bo in Shanghai. CURRENCY BILL GOES WITH TIFF WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. Predic tion that tho houso will pass the cur rency bill ut tho same time the sen ate passes the tariff bill was mui hero today by Hepressutatlve A. M. Pulmer of Pennsylvania. "The administration curreoey bill," he said, "with evMl Hilm amendments, will be BppreM at tit hoiim caucus August II. At Jm sumo 1 1 m a rtlut4H will be aitvpt tri asking the bawlflug 6 ml Mtmw iHwwlilwe wwrt mi ik wmw Ml) m( tk imjUmi, miVt mtmwL II ' i;t Ml I r-l 'I U H vV. i a y i. f M id W !' 1" zssm