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SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
Fair tonight Mid Wineu
liny M w. H7t Mln, M.
rorly.llilnl Yenr.
Dully IClKhlh Year.
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GIRLS' WANTON PEACE PREVALES
UE BARED BY IN MEXICO CiTY
DIGG'SCOUNSEL ASSERT LIND
Nasty Scandal of Relations Lonu Ex
Islliiu Between Two Girls anil De
fendants In White Slavo Case Is
Brought Out In Crnss-Examlnatlon
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Auir. 13.
- .Miiri'ili'HNlv nltni'kliig her rhuriir
lr previous o Him lleim iilTalr ninl
forcing her lo burn mery clandes
tine ii el anil iiiHimuw with Jut para
iiiiuir, .Maurv 1. Dlgg. former stale
architect, now on trial for violation
of llio Maim whllo slave net, Mint
Miii-hIiii Warrington, 'Jll-venr-old
Sueruuienln girl, at noon today was
being Milijooli'il lo a gruelling cross
Miiiiiinilioii liv Attorney Nnto Cogh
Ian Tor the defense.
Coming on mm'Ii sharp ronlrasl
with tint ennsiilernllon under which
she wiih hliii'ldril Hi iniii'li iih mim
sihle liv Special Proeeulor Theodore
lliiilic. who dwell only lli'itinlv on
the ui'liial iicln nlli'ui'il iim the Iiiim
for llio iinlit'tini'iit of I IKVH ""'
Warrington ijiil wan visibly shocked
ami iiiiihIikI. 1 1r iinwern at (Iiiii'h
i'iiiiii' gnwpinglv -n simple "yen" or
"no," which often hail to ha repent
rd at tin' tequcsl of Judge Van
Fleet to bo hoard at all.
llnriMl Uhiio l.lfo
F.verv secret relationship with lint
defendant seemed to liavo been until
orid hv llio defense and hurled at
hir n mipo'lmtly( from her ndniit
U'd inlrodiiulloii to l)igg on a Sne
niiiivnto street corn or under a fic
titious mime, through many curly In
dUerrllniiM, and finally lo wild joy
rides nlioiit Sacramento I'onulv and
frequent lsils lo other California
cities, where nil night slops at ho
lds were made hv Diggs and Cam
lnclll, Mt Warrington and Miss
Iiln Nnrris.
It wan brought out hy Attorney
Coejilnn that Miss1 Warrington and
tho oilier three had not only fro.
iliicnled I lie madhouses adjacent to
Saeraiiieulo, Imt that San Francisco,
Kau dove and Stockton had heen
tin scenes of rcciirrent I'senpndcH.
The office of Diggs had hecu iiiade
a frequent rendezvous for admitted
inliiuncioti, neenrding to Ihn girl's
tektiuiony.
UruellliiK for Wltncs x
During HiIh flro of cross. oxuiuin
alioii Diggs leaned forward engcily,
shuffling uueaHilv in liirt chair. Cain
iuelli wiih Ironing ocr his shoulder
auxioiiNly, while the father of Diggs
hiiI lUtlchnly and iiliulrssly making
Huci marks on a piece of paper.
Minn Lola Nnrris, u vear younger
than MUs Warrington and tlm next
witness to he called when Miss Wnr
liimlou'rt croHH.ii.Miuiiualiou in fin
ished, will ho subjected lo the hiiiiio
fcaicliiiiL' rxainiualioii, it ih declar
ed, iim Ilia cost of lieariin; out the
W'nrriuutnii Kirl'rt Rtory for the pros
eciiliou. IDGE
VANCOUVHU, WiihIi., Auk. 1U.
IiiilleatliuiH today woru thai tho moan
uro ImiidlUK Glurko eouiity for K'OO,
000 (o ronntruct, In roiijuiictlnn with
Mulluouuili county, Oregon, a hrldK"
ovor tho Coliiinlila river, punkoiI by a
voto of hotter than mivon to one, No
election ovor hold In tho county
created no much IntoroHt.
Tho liiHt hohhIoii ot tho Oregon Iok
iHlnluro piiHHnil an act onahlliiK Mult
uoiuah county to hond IIhoU for
il.r.00,000 to pay IIh Hhnro In
liulldliiK of thu hrlilKo, which
wliu I'omiilotud, ho a part ot
l'aciriu hlKhway.
tho
will
tho
SHOT HER HUSBAND
TO SAVE OWN LIFE
HAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 1.
"I wtint to Mnvo my own lif, ' wu
llio cxplauutloii today of MIhh Vie
tniia l.ove, who lalo yeHlerday proh
aid" fatally wounded her liUhliaud,
IVanclH five, following a ipuiuel in
their upailinvutH,
"Soon iih my liindiniul camo in,"
Mih, Iaivii (old Ihu police, "hu Hlaii
cd to call tun down heforn a neluli
lior, A tier xln' li'ft ha ilunv mi an
loiiialln revolver mid I hhnl him he
fuiu liu could kliuot nie."
President's Emissary Rouorts Every
llilnii Satlsfactor" Americans
Lcnvliiu Mexico In Lnrnc Nurnhcrs
Secret Conference with Hucrfa.
WASIIINOTON, Am:. 13. -Willi
AiuerieauH departing from AfexiiM) on
ovory Htcanier, (lie Wailed SlateH to
day ih rapidly Kiiiuliic llio inhiiiiliie
in tha hitiiatiou, areordini; lo ad
viei'M received at the Mato deparl
uieut, if .101111 I.iud, Ihu pri'Hidelit'M
Hpeeial eiaiNHary, fallri to lirin'
quiet, tho prcMfiil I'uiharKo on the
importation of mum from lliiit coun
try tuny he mined without hcriotm
dauKer of any fxleiinUo iniiHMneru of
AiucricaiiH.
I.ind, It irt now admitted, miiKt moil
move toward noiimi plan for peace,
hut It h heliewd certain hero Hint
if he iloi'M no Irv he will he rehuffed.
Ilowexcr, hold I'rcnideiit WiIhiui and
Seerclarv Jlran Ml ill helievn that
I.ind will ho ahlc lo hhow Iluerla
how ho can iniilii' certain cnucoM
hIoiin ninl m t ill 'Vine hi face."
Mini may even confer privately
with Ifuerta if hiicIi a conference ran
he arranged. In hin dinpntehcii to
Hid Nlalo dcpnrtiueut Mud reportH
Hint all irt HaliHfartory in Mexico
City. Ho m'ciiih to ho hoK'ful of
the iillimalu kiiccchh of IiIh mihhiou.
The hoiife. I'omtnllteo on foreiu'ii
affairH expectrt to ank PrcHident
Wilnon for a coaferunee on Moxieau
nffairx. It wIhIich to feeurn the
funic information an ii to ho uiu'ii
the Hi'iiate committee mi foreign re
lalioiiM. GIRL BALKS AI
CIIIOAOO, Anff. 13. RefiiHln- I
cxHiHe.ier naked cnrveH oil calf and
kneo in a fleith-eolored hathiug Hull,
Kloise llrighlou, nrlUt'rt model,
"oruhhed thu nIiow" at (he national
hlvli'H exMinilion here. She hulked
at a Hunter llrowu liathuu' hiiit,
which wiih expected, when filled with
girlsto he llio hig iioico of tho xlmw.
Hut thero wero otherH 'J.ltl of
lliem-who filleiU out thu vurioici
"eicatioai.'' Mauv of Iheso were
cut hhoit, holh high mid low, mid
when nHitlightH wero turned on the
ilinphauoiiH gowim in which Home of
the modem wero arrujed the crowd
"could Hcnrcti forhenr to cheer."
STATETO RON
HAI.KM, Oro., AB. 13. Ileldlui:
that n unloi) roatract would ho a vio
lation of thu rlKhtx guaranteed hy tho
Mtatu fodoral couHtltullon, Attornoy
Oonorat Crawford today rondorod an
opinion holding that It would ho un-
nuiHtltiitlounl for tho utato printer to
enter Into a written contract with tho
Typographical Union to npurato tho
Htatn printing offlco iih a clonod Bhop.
Statu 1'rlntor It. A. Hnrrlfl, who
announced yoaturday hla Intontlou to
dlgn tip with tho union, ntntcd today
that ho would accept tho ruling ot
thu attornoy gonural.
OF
CHAMPAIGN, III., An.'. 13.-Tho
coroner lodii- hold an iiuiuest huro
on tho hody of Harold Shaw, u uui
veihllv of lllinoirt Ntudout, who Wiih
murtlerml and hurled on tho Penman
limn near hero, (lust Penman, u
Hun of tho owner of llio farm, In no
euxeil mul in miught hv tlcpulicrt,
Tho hlnjor left HIiiiw'h foot oxkh
ed when hu hurled tho hody, Noivli
horri leilltlod that young l'euinaii
honowed a hoinlti Huiulay inornliig,
mid It Ik Ihoip'lit tho crime wax emu
milled nhoillv ht'foro that lliuu,
EXPOSING
NO
EN
N
MEPFOIID,
WIFE PLEADS GUILT
TO SA VEGOV.S ULZER
SULZER IMPEACHED
BEFORE SENATE
AI.IIANV. V. V.. Am.. VA.
(lovenior William Hulrer,
who wiih impeached hy tho
Htatn nHKUiuhly tluH moriilug,
appeared at the vapilol today
accompanied hy Samuel
ThomnM. Ii'ih legal adviiier. It
in tiuilerHtood Sulr.er iiIiiiih lo
Nlgu Hut pardon of a pHm
oner nfler Meiitenaul (lov
ernor (llyuii taken charge.
Then if tho warden of tho
prixon refiiMes to reconiiro
tint pardon a test enxe, will ho
iiinugiiraled to kco who real
ly in governor.
"Thirt will- ho a fight lo n
rinUli," unid ThomaK. "Thirt
nxxeinhlv will he Tatmmui)'
gnivoyard. It never ran
Hiirvlvo what it Iiiih douo to
day." Ht H HH4 I
Al.HANV N. Y., Au;r. 13. With
the nxKiimhly o.' tho Htito IcgU'.aMiro
udoptlag tho retolutlon providing Im
peachment proceedlugii agnlmil (Jov
orunr William HuUor on rhaigci of
tnlrcondiict In offlco, Now York Mato
Ih epeelnd to lutvo two rival povcr
nor when tho nonnto thli afternoon
receive tho Impeachment nrtlclun
from tho lower hoimo.
Am noon nil tho ncnato convoncM, n
notification commlttco from tho n
M'lnlliy will Inform tho sonata that
tho niacmbly, nt C:10 o'clock thin
morning, by a voto ot 79 to 45,
ndoptod tho Impeachment resolution.
A commlttco ot five, representing tho
nimuiibly, nlready han prepared tho
article ot Impeachment. If they nrn
aUo adopted by tho senate, tho statu
constitution provides, Sulror must ro
llnqulh offlco until ho Is vindicated
of tho charges or permanently ousted
from tho governorship.
Hulrrr to ltewlut
Governor Sulxer la expected to re
uIhI susponBlou and undoubtedly will
attempt to continue to occupy tho
executive offices. In this event It
I expected that Lieutenant Governor
Glynn will call out tho stato mllltla
to protect his offloo, tho constitution
providing that ho shall automatically
iihhuuio rhargo of tho affairs ot stato
tho moment tho leglslaturo ndupts
tho Impeachment resolution.
It was learned hero today that Sen
ator Krawloy, licnjl of tho committee
which Investigated tho charges
ngnliiHt tho governor, cnllod secret
ly at Governor Suitor's offlco Inst
night. Ho Is unld to hnvo looked re
peatedly ovor his shouldor as it
watching to sco whothor ho was bolng
Hhadowod. Krawloy romalned tflth
tho governor but ten minutes, Tho
visit gnvo rlso to roports that a recon
dilution had boon affected, and that
tho charges against Sillier would not
bo pressed, but l'rawloy emphatical
ly denied this.
(Continued un rago C)
SALT LAKE BARS
SALT IjAKIJ, Utah, Aug. 13.
Following I, W. Hoting hero last
night in which bovcit jioi-hoiis wero
more or len Borioimly nhot, Chiof of
Police (Iriiut nuuounocd that no
nuiro I. W. W. Htrool inectingrt will
ho allowed in Suit Luke. On this
uotiee, tho peorotnry of tho I. W, W.
loeal Hiild tho organization would
eouliuuu itu medtiiigrt regardless of
tho polieo order, Further trouble is
feared.
TO MOVE WHITMAN
COLLEGE TO SPOKANE
TAC0.MA, Wnfili., Aug. 13. If Ihu
city of Spokauo hhould ugreu In up
plement tho offer of tho Home De
velopment company of Hint city, with
an mluipiato Hum In cash, Whitman
I'ollego will ho moved lo Kpokune.
Tho decision wax reached alter n
disiuiMHiuu of (ho inatlor by Ihu en
tiro huard,
B ASSEMBLY
NOW
OKKflQy, WIS DN RSI) AY, AUGUST 33, 1913.
T10 Latest tfnd Specially Posed Photograph of "i
Willmm Sulzcr, Governor of the State of
New York, Taken In the Executive Chambers
nHniiiiiQHra (9kklHbwSit' siiBkiiiiiiiiiiH
Cupjrritfit by Ucdarwwxl
TRAINMEN AGREE
10 SUBMIT STRIKE
TO FEDERAL BOARD
SAN J-'KANCISCO. Cal.. Aug. 13.
Aa a result of govern I conference,
all four of tho railroad brotherhoods
tho conductorB. tralnmon, firemen
and cuglncors will atnnd together
and submit their demands of tho
Southern Pacific to tho government
hoard of mediation, represented hero
by Assistant Commissioner, G. W. W.
Hanger. Officials ot tho company
havo consented to this arrangement,
aa tho demands of thu four organisa
tions nro practically Identical re
specting suburban electric lines.
Comiulsxloner Hanger stated today
that ho Is now conferring with rep
resentatives ot each of this organiza
tion and with officials of tho South
ern Pacific but ho Is titiublu to pre
dict how long It will require for n
settlement, bliould his efforts at con
ciliation bo successful.
STEEL FEATURE OF
I
NKW YORK, An?. 13.-:IIcnvy
dealings in bteel featured tho opou
ing of tho stock market today. One
blook of -1500 shares eltaugel hamii
ut nbnut yesterday's elosin- price,'
Other leaders wero irregular, Can
adian Paeifio and F.rio belling under
yesterday's eloi-e, while Paeifio Mail
roso 1 and American Tobacco l1 ,.
Tho market boon became firm Union
Paeifio recovering its earlier incline
mid Canadian Paeifio also rcautod.
Steel reached n now high prion for
tho movement on hig dealings. HomU
wero steady. Thu market closed
dull and heavy.
TWO KILLED WHEN TREE
CRASHES DOWN ON WAGON
TUP. IUM.KS, Or., Aug. 13. Ar
thur II. Smith, n sawmill operator ul
Wahkiamis, Wash., mid his wife nro
dead today and 1), J!. Cox, mi em
ploye, is suffering from perhaps
fatal injuries us tho result of a largo
Iroo falling on tho wagon in which
they wero riding.
Although terribly mangled, Cox
dragged himself u milu mid u half
to u furiulioiiBo ami reported (ho ac
cident. Tho treo hud he en burned at thu
Iiiinii and toppled neioKs llio road
Jiut iiu tho viiiguu reached tho pot.
at the State Capitol at Albany, N. Y
A Underwood, K. Y.
TELEGRAPHERS OF
REJECT INCREASE
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Aug. 13
Negotiations nro btill being con-
dueled hero today between n, com
mittee representing tho Order of
Railway Telegraphers and offieinls
of tho northern, central and south
ern districts of the Southern Pa
eifio regarding n demand of the tel
egraphers for n flat increase in pay.
General Stuwrintendent 1). W. Camp
hell of tho northern district, which
includes Oregon; General Superin
tendent J. M. Davis of tho central
nml General Superintendent II. Z.
Piatt of tho southern districts nro
here representing tho oompam
If tho general superintendent!? ro
fuse lo grant tho demands, tho com
mit too wilt npenl to tho general
mnnnger.
Southern Paeifio offieinls deelnro
there is every prospect of reaching
an agreement.
It is understood that nn offer of
an inereiibo has been made, but that
the onorntors held out for more.
Tho telegraphers hnvo not joined
forces with tho oilier orders which
uro seeking an adjustment of tho
rights of electric lines, but nro con
ducting their negotiations scpa
ratoly.
OBJECT TO SEATING
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. Sena
tor Dillingham, ranking republican
member of tho senate Judiciary com
mittee, doelnrod today that hu would
object to tho seating of Heproaenta
tlvo Clapton, who has boon appointed
senator from Alabama to succeed
Senator Johnson, who died last wook.
Tho scaato Judiciary commlttco In
tends to consider Clayton's claims
to Johnston's sent. As a tomporury
solution, ot tho difficulty, It was pro
posed today to admlustor tho oath
to Clayton but to refuso him full
tlllu to tho sent until tho Judiciary
commlttco roaches a decision.
VOTING BEGINS UPON
HOUSE CURRENCY BILL
WASHINGTON, Aug. UVoluu
begun today on (ho house citrrmioy
bill in tho deiuoeratio caumw, Led
ers of thu hotisu uro confident llio
(Un bill will ho nppiovod,
SOUTHERN
PACIF
CAR OF fflUT
FRY DOE HERE
180,000 Fry for Restocking Local
Streams, Bulk of Which Will Be
Taken to Butte Falls Finlcy Com
ing to Secure Stcelhead Films.
William L. Finlcy, stnto fish wnr
den. wircb the Rogno River Fish
Protective association that the stnli
finli car will arrive in J red ford with
trout fry for distribution in local
btreams on train 15 Friday after
noon. Anyone wihing to transport
fry to the Applcgnto or Little Ilotto
con receive the same hy applying to
L. Iiundy, secretary of tho associa
tion, mid having automobiles or other
conveyances ready for hauling the
fry on arrival. There will bo 180
cans of fry aboard and those not
taken here will be placed in Hig
Htitte Saturday, tho P. & K. hauling
the car there. '
The association wired recom
mending that ull the fry ho taken to
Iluttc Kails, on account of failure by
owners to screen irrigation ditches
in tho Little Iluttc and Applcgatc
sections.
Mr. Finlcy wired Hint if steelhcads
were biting he would bring down a
moving picture man to take photos
of stcelhead fishing, the films of
which will ho shown throughout the
nation. He was told to bring on tho
camera and local anglers would do
their best to make the steelhcads
perform in circus fashion.
ETi
LONDON, Auir. 13. Surrical
transplantation of organs which will
bring hope to childless women was
predicted by Dr. Yoronoff of Nico in
nn address to tho congress of medi
cine here. Voronoff elnims to hnvo
enabled a barren cwo to givo birth
to n Iamb which is still living.
"I nsscrt," ho snid, that my ex
perimeuts may bo applied to human
beings. Indeed, it is easier to graft
certain organs of humans than in
animals. A new era is dawning for
human surgical operations. The
whole organ will bo transplanted.
Sterility will bo transformed into
muttulnoss, and those now con
demned to die of incurnblo diseases
will be, given n new lease of life."
PLAN RECALL FOR
SALEM CITY OFFICIALS
SALEM, Or., Aw. 13. Recall pe
titions nre being circulated hero to
day against Councilmcn Gideon
Stolr, II. W. Hatch and John T.ir
ncr, Chief of Polieo Shedeck and City
Recorder c E. Elgin, mid it is un
derstood that n recall will bo out
soon against Mayor II. L. Stcoves.
Tho movement is being put forward
secretly.
It is reorted that no specific
charges against tho city officials uro
contained in tho petitions boyond tho
allegation thut tho men nro not serv
ing constituents faithfully and nro
not working for tho best iutoicsta of
tho city.
TO
REPORT ON LOANS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. Every
national bank In tho country was re
quested today to furnish Socrotury ot
tho Treasury McAdoo with a special
statement ot monoy loaned to other
banks as well us all monoy borrowed
from other baiixs in tho form or re
discounts, bills payable, oto.
This Inquiry Is In lino with Mc
Adoo' pulley to keep lit closo touch
with thu hanks,
IAIN 15 FRIDAY
REN
BRNG
HOP
0 CHILDLESS
NO. 123.
, ga
WILSON
FAVORS
CREDIT
SYSTEM
10 AID FARMER
President Promises to Secure Early
Action on a Complete Rural Credit
Scheme to Benefit Agricultural In
terests and Fill Real Wants.
WASIIINOTON, Aug. 13. In nn
official statement Issued today Pres
ident Wilson declares that ho favors
"a completo and adequate system of
credits." Tho statement explained
that such legislation was not at
tached to tho currency bill bocauso
thero had been no tlmo In which to
prcparo a plan. Tho president prom
ised to sccuro early acton on a com
pleto rural credit sclie.no.
Tho president's statement said:
"Thero has bean too lUtlo fedoral
legislation framed to servo tho far
mer directly and with dollbernto ad
justment to his roal needs. Wo long
ago fell into tho habit of humming
that American farmers enjoyod such
an Immcnso natural advantngo over
tho farmers of tho rest of tho world
and wero so Intelligent and enter
prising and woro so at enso upon tho
Incomparablo soils ot our continent
that they could prosper no matter
what handicap they carried.
"Wo never exaggerated their ca
pacity or opportunity, but neglected
to anayllzo their bnrdensomo disad
vantages. Ono of tho chief disad
vantages has been that the farmers
havo not been ablo to sccuro ex
tended bank accommodations which
they need every year without paying;
burdensome rates ot interest and
saddling themselves with mortgages
and abligalions ot every kind.
"Other countries havo systoms of
rural credits, put In operation not
only for relieving the .farmer but
also to put his enterprises oa a foot
ing easy of accomplishment. Our
farmors must, hnvo similar means af
forded them. This is our next great
task and duty."
BLAZING SACK LEADS
TO
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Aug. 13.
Chnuco discovery of a blazing;
sack iu n hulo directly under tho
window of tho bedroom in which
thero slept Pictro Pcdono and hia
wife, blocked a bomb outrngo direct
ed at their lives. Under tho sack
was found a quart bottlo of gasuliuo
nnd n bomb of black powder.
Pedono killed Marion Pnlcstorro
several years ngo during an outbreak
among North Reach fishermen. Re
cently ho. was acquitted of tha
chargo ou tho ground of sd-do-fense.
SUE PROPERTY OWNERS
T
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 13. Thu
first scries of suits against prop
erty owners under tho rcdlight
abatement nut, passed nt tho recent
sossion of tho legislature nro on fib)
here today. Five defendants nro
named in tho complaints, tho chargo
against them being that they )wr
mittcd their property to bo used for
immoral purposos,
A tiiimbor of other complains in
which several persons sooinlly prom
inent nro to bo named as defendants
uro being drawn up.
MITCHELL TO MAKE "
THE PANAMA1SWING
J. W. Mitchell hu3 purchased of
II. F. Aydlott and O. F. ChelKren,
owners and pa tea too ot tho Panama
Swing, tho rights of manufacture and
distribution for tlm states ot Oregon,
Washington arn California. It U
tho Intention to maaufaetura tka
swing, which has mado a grout bit.
In .Mndforil and distribute It frew
here throughout tha aeuNtry. '
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