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SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
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Friday Slut. H7. Mill. 411.'
Cnrir'ililril Year.
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MBPFORT). OHKdON, TJjTKSDA Y, NOVUM MM 0, VJVA.
NO. 305
RUMOR AFLOAT S
DICTATOR DEFIES
UNITED STATES
L
Secrecy Volts Administration's Atti
tude In Mexican CrMs Disquiet
Inil News Received, But Not Given
Out Hiicrla Rrportcil Defiant.
Amrrlcnns In Mexico In Dnitrr From
fllots by Hucrtlsts Cnnurcss Like
ly to Hear Full Details.
WASHINGTON, Nov. (J. I iMtitil -
in Ali'xii'iui'iH'WM was beliewd to
Iiiih leachcdibo iiilminlHlnitloii to
day. IniiiioitiHli'lv nfli'i'icnehliig his of
flrp, StiiMi'lnrv of Stall' llrynn nmli
i'l In III" picniilcnt, rHir.vini; with
linn i bundle- of illnpiili'hc which nr
liMil during tin night. A ImiK I'nii
flTPIICM flllloWl'll.
Itrvmi WHi initial, on hit way tu
f chief Hxi'i'iitivo' iiffii'i', if it
WITfl IrilH lllHt lllll'llll llHlt tlllll
CIiiiiuh d'Affalro 0'.Shuimhiiciy Ih
iiiiikI continue in office, tin' people
liuting Wl'il t I'll'''! miceiwiMir to
him. To (his itiittiuii tin scen'lnry
iflunit'il tin reply.
It Hilt prmatcMtly riuniHi'il. Iinw -i".
r, thst HurrlH IihiI defied tlir
I'uilfil JMhIch.
I'i.II.) I. Sllciiio
Tlio niH'ri'tHrv "f lnl refused hU
to ilini'iiM tin' rtixirt Hint William
lhitnrd lluli', wlm linolignleil eoii
tlili.ni in Mexico fur tin' president
HiiHin ti i'iiimko, vm in cnininiinien-
tiiin with (iuiu'inl ('nrrnnxa. tin' nbcl
lender, mill llmt tlio nihniiiiMrutinn
IiniI ifi'niM'il n ii'i'liiiiiiinr report f
tin- udioW strength.
It wits known tluit .loliii Mini, in
Vith l'ni, mill Charge d'Affairns
O'ShntiKliHotMty, In elco Citv, had
rri'i'i li'il In llui state ilnmrtiiii'iit Unit
iiiiti-Atncriciiii feding was Ihiti'iih
inir in tin1 Mexican rniiilnl nml ll
Miuiily. It wnn Im'Im'M'iI Ihcv gnne
lv feared Hiiti-Aini'iii'Hii niilniKi ii"
It ITII III' IH IllltirliKtllfc' Ilitlfl'IIOH"
iii-iiiiimI 1'rn.iili'iil Wilton fur iiimkI
iug nit their lender' letiremciit,
Sulinill II to Cmigic
Chairman Hni'im of the sennlo fnr
iu relation, committee t'nllril both
nt li White llutiM' nml the Mute
ili'imilliiiMit. Ill' would lint speak nf
liw ciuenntlnus with l'ii'iili'iit Wil
mnt nml Secretary Mi vim. bill it won
lite ki'Mi'ihI impression llmt I In pies
iili'iil will """ ,l,v ""' entire Mexi
can situation liiilni'i' i''iiKir"H.
Tim lilllm; nf Urn ciiiliurKn mi llic
ii t iiim the ii'Ih'Ik urn hi iiiimihin In
iiiiimil M'i'tiH'il liki'lv !' l" Hi" fir I
iiruiiiixiliuii In In' rniiHiiliTi'il. Tin'
imlinliilily wiw nl"n miKK'"!'! "f '"
Aliii'lirnti liliii'kmlit nf tin- Mi'Mi'iin
ciiHht u pii'viuil lliii'ilu fmin M'riir
iiiK iiinrn wcii'Miim nml iiiniminilinii.
Ill Klllllllitlilli; till' Klllijl'l't In I'OII
Uri'"N, it WllH CXpi'l'tl'll till' IHl'iiillMll
Ulllllll pi'rKlllllllly llllllll'HH II jlllllt M'M-
hinn of linlli liniiHi-H, fiiniihliini; the
liiwimiki'iri villi Iho fulli'xt piiMxilili'
infni imilinii nml rorniniiii'iiilini; tlm
cniirxn ho ihu'iim it Im'mI In purHiic.
TnilnyV pnliny wiik nun nf nlixn
lulu Hi'i'iwy. Only I'u'siili'iit Wil
Him, Si'i'irliirv 'f Slnlu Mrymi nml
llii'ir flnooHt mlviMMH know Iho pa
nel hitiiiiliun.
NKW YORK, Nnv. 0. A umnl un
ilmlniie innikeil llic npeuini; nf the
hlnek iniukot today. Steel ami
IJnliui Pnelfie. npeiieil hUkIiIIv lower,
Iml ipiiekly mlvaneeil nliuve .venter
iIiiv'h pIiiho, the nelive list p'uerally
hliiiwinit l'rnuliniial K"1S' Me.Nieun
I'elrolenin was weak tiaiii today,
ilroppiii),' 'Jt INI In -l.T I-t. Metrnpol
ilaii preferreil kwo n full point.
Slamlanl Oil hIkiwpiI inarkeil
hlri'iiKlli. Sliimlniil Oil of Kentucky
rose 1.1 poliilH to r'J.ri hefoie noon,
nml Atlnntio RefliihiK mlvnueeil fioni
ll?5 to (1110.
Later, wiien Iho hIioi'Ih hail eover
eil Hoineof their piiiiIi'iipIh there was
no further support for Iho market
nml I lie noiiirul list dropped haek
farlhur than ll had mlvaneeil. llouiU
were slemly, The nuiikel
weak,
pIommI
UNDERTONE
STOCK
11
S
T
TOAWEHUERTA
American Naval Slrcnutli In Mexican
Ports Greatest Ever Coiiccnlrntcd
for Military Purposes in Forcing
Waters Since War Willi Spain.
Wilson to Leave It to Conyrcss
Wlicther to Permit Importation of
Arms by Mexican Rebels.
VAHIIIN(ITO.V, Nov. fl.lrcnl
ilent WIIhoii will lenvi) ll to coiiKrofiii
to ileoliln wlinllmr or not to iortnlt
tlio Importation of nrinn Uy the. Mnxl
can roticlii, It wan loarmxl on iiuliii
lienrhnlile ntitliorlt) tuilny.
Tim irelilJiit linn powur to Htm
iemt iiiuitriillty but profi'M not to
exiirclim It. Tim prnponltlon wilt ho
illnriiKHi'il, linwuviir. If tin nml III
mhln'm ilerlilu imaco woiilil liu Iiiim
toncit hy i;lvlm; tlio rolieU n freo lmmi
he prolnihly will rrcniiniuiiul It to
roiiRrcM. 'I'll In In n fnr nit lie will i;o
Ciirnuin iKiiornl
Of tlio iiii'imnmi from (lunnrnl Cnr
rniun, tliu ri'hul Ivmlvr, triuinmlttcil
llirotir.li Dr. Henry Allen Topper of
tlio IntiTiintlotinl peneo forum, to tlio
effort (lint, with mi .uloqnntu supply
of ueniiiiim nml oitiiiiiit.il Ion ho cnu
overthrow lliiortn oot entnlilliililnK
a roiKtltutloiinl Korn:iii'iit. official
notice will ho taken neither hy tlio
pronlilimt nor by tlio Secretary of
Hlnto Honn.
Thnt imwHnKeii roporteil a ncrlnui
Nltiintlnu In Mi'XUo, hoeer win In
ferreil from tint fact thulr arrival
wnn followeil hy tlm orilorliiK of two
more wnrnlitpK to .Moxlruii wntcm
tlio scout cruUur Cluntcr for tliu eimt
nml the crnlner I'lttiburR for tlio
wit roant.
Naval expert pointed out that
Amcrlrii'H nnviil HtrotiBtli In Mexican
port In the jjrentcht ever roiiron
trnleil for military inirponeii In forolcn
wnlerH lnn' the wnr with Hpaln. It
anioiiuteil, they alil, to n naval ilo
moiiHtrntlon, nml niatiy of thorn con
jertiireil t lint It n at n ileuion
utratlou that the pronlilout Intemloil
It, hopliiK It would mernwu tlio dic
tator, lluorta.
'iii-lilps Iti'inly for Action
The fleet wilt coiiHlMt, within a
few iln)H, nt tlio Ithodo Island.
l.oiiUlumi, .MIcIiIkimi, Now llntiui-
Hhlre, New .lemey, South Cnrolliin,
VlrKlnln, Nehrimkn, Tiicoma Wheel-
Iiik ami Chentor on the e;ut ami tlio
l'lttwhiirK. California, .Maryland
South Dakota ami Aumipolld on Iho
went eonit.
The Cheiiter will provo eHpoclally
vnluulite, hIihii It ha:i tlio tuoHt pow
erful wireleitH equipment afloat, can
communicate dliectly from Vere Cnu
with WimliliiKton ami will put tlio
ailmliilHtrntloti In n poxlilou to ex
chnum) tiiHtautntieoiiu nieHui;eM with
Admiral Kleleher In the event of a
crlnl8,
I
IS
RESULT OF TRIAL
KIHl-V, ItusHin, Nov. 0. -An antl
Jewish outlireiik seriniisly threatened
hero (inlay as a result of I'roseeiitor
Wipper's hitler ilenuiieialiou of the
ineo in his speech yesterday after
noon, following Iho L'liueliisiou of
testiliuony in Iho Mendel Deilis trial.
The prosecutor did mil confine
hiinself to the phai'K that Ileilis
nuirdered VJ-yenr-old Andrei Mas
ehinsky. Ho declared Jewish "rit
unl lniirders" t'oniinon, He seemed
to liu iloinu his best to stir the Chris,
tiau population of Kieff to violence
ai;aiust their Jewish fellow-townsmen.
His address was ttu oul niveous
one, ami it plainly had its effect, for
anti-Jewish mutloriiiK hepm to he
heard direelly after YYippor had fin-
ihlll'll.
Them was a strout force of cav
alry in town, nxlcnsihly to prevent a
program, hut few considered it like
ly that Iho soldiers were under or-
dels lo Iry honehtly to pvoteel Ihe
Jewish population.
MORE WAR3H P
N
MX
OUTBREAK AGAiNS
RUSSIAN
JEWS
GET TOGETHER
LEAGUE ID
A AN PASS
Larue Dclcnations From All Points
From Roschurn to Ashland Meet
and Oruanlze to Secure Benefits
for This Section of Fair Travel.
Permanent Exhibit at Ashland Dur
ing 1914 Recommended 125 Go
From Medford.
OltANTH I'ABH, Nov. 0. Ileorlm;
3&0 liooNturs, from tlio Hokuo river
valley, tlio .Southern Oregon iluvul
opmi'tit I en Kim Hpcclnl arrived at
10:30 o'clock thin mornliiK and wcro
met hy a local reception committee at
tint depot headed by tlio baud, and
eii(orted to the opera lioiuo where
the Krcntctt Kcl'tOKothor niectlm; In
to nuiory or tlm vniiey wuh called to.
order by toiiiiornry chairman W. M.V
CohliiK of Medford.
Actual count of tlioHo nboard the
trnlu uliowed tlio reprciicntatlon ns
follews: AMlilnml, H0; Medford,
135; Central I'olut, 20; Cold Hill,
70, IncltidliiK the hrais baud; Kokuo
Itlver, 3S the larKcat deleKutlous
ever aunt from thene cities on a
similar (illusion. From the north
cnnia 1C from ItoxoburK, 12 from
(itendalo nml smnllor delcRatlons
from other towns, Ashlnnd boosters
wore red ribbons, Medford dclcitntcs
larKo red buttons ndvortlHliiK tho
world clinmplau khiiio to bo played
there Nov. 17.
ItiNiHl World Tour
The comiultteo of fifteen on or
ganisation, reported In favor of or
KantsliiK n Oat Togetbor club for
Southern Oregon had tho selection of
JudKo CoIvIr ns tompornry chairman
and 0. K. Iloos ns temporary secre
tary. Tom ltlchnrdsou of I'ortlnnd,
spoko on tho objects of tho meeting,
Iho formation of n permanent ori;nul
intlon to work for tho upbuilding of
Southern Oregon and Its participation
In tho benefits accruing from tho I'a
iinnm expoidtlon travel, throiiRh a
pcrmnucut statu display nt Ashland.
Many Spwctcs
Sieeches followed by Ilort It.
(Ireer of Ashland, Col. I). W. Stono of
Central Point, C. I. Minis of Central
I'olut. II, I). Iteed of Cold Hill nud
O. II. (Illmoro of lloguo ltlvcr.
Tho commit teo on resolutions ro
ported, recommendliiK tho organiza
tion of DoiikIiih, .losephlno nml Jack
son counties, working through Com
mercial' clubs, and In co-operation
with other counties of tlio state, to
secure it statu appropriation for u
permanent exhibit nt Ashland during
tho fair nnd to secure stop-over privi
leges for nil cities nloug tho rond on
nil railroad tickets sold to tho fair.
Tho afternoon program Is ub fol fel fol
eows: ,
1:30 Meeting nt oporn houso.
Music by orchestra.
Address of welcome, Mayor Kobert
(1. Smith.
Solo by Mrs. WUlkor.
Address, Tom Itlchardson.
Heading, Mrs. Snm Maker.
Address, "Diversified raVmlng,"
Mr. Carson.
Address, "Hops," Dr. Flanagan.
Ton-mluuto tnlks.
WILSON IMS WIN
WASHINGTON, Nov. O.PresI
dent Wilson and the German amhas
hiiiIoi' chatted for ten minutes this
afternoon. It was understood they
discussed Mexico informally. Tho
president, it was addod, plans to meet
all tlio diplomats hero soon, hut
whether ho intends to tell them nf
his Mexican policy could not lio
learned. Ilo staled this afternoon
that ho had scat oral instructions to
Charge d'Affaires O'Shaujjhneshy at
Mexico City and thai they related t.o
lluorta and tho recent Mexican elec
tions, tint ho would Ktvo no detnils,
At Iho exeoutivo offices it was stilt
ed Hint if William Ilayard Hale is
communicating with Ooueral Car
rana it is on his own initiative ami
not under a commission from the
president!
WILL STHDV TIIK INDISTIIIAL CONDITIONS
ALTRED
Alfred Mniely, a member of the Executive Committee of the Tariff Itc
forni I.niKUe of firenl ttrltaln. Is on tils way to-day to California, where be will
continue hlx study of American ImliHtrle The leading Itrltlsb protectionist
divlares Hint the free trade p.irty U now
th.it the MrltWti gori-rntiieiit will s'.on
"
re several mech.iiibs, who came to
lltlou.
STATE UNIVERSITY
L
PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 0.- Addi
tional returns reeiiVed today ndil to
the majorities in favor nf the two
university appropriation ineaMiroi,
tlio workenm's compensation net nml
county nttornev mensuro voted on
nt last TucfidaV election. The ma
jority aptinst the sterilization net
increases us tho tabulation of the
voto proceeds.
Nearly complete return fnitn nil
the larger counties nml partial re
turns from the Miiallor ones except
Curry nnd Hnrncy oountie-., inve the
followim; velt:
Stale university lmihling repair
fund For, .VJ.tl'Jl": ngain.-t, :t:i,UT:i ;
majority in favor, 18,01!).
State university new huihlint: ap
propriation For, 1S,177; uguiiiNt,
:i(i,'J78; ninjorily in favor, f.'.UHt.
StenliKiitioii act For, :iS,IK.'i;
apiinsl, 10,(1(111; ninjorily npsied,
8181.
Wnrkmeu's cninpensnlion act
For, (10,17(1; again!, 'JI.DIt; nmjor-
it" in favor, IkV-Nl-.
Tho returns xhtiw that .Miillnomali,
Lnne, Itouton, linker, Clal.-op, llooil
River, JaekMiii, I'malilla ami Waseo
eonnties were the chief superiors of
tliu uuivcrMtv appropriations, Mar
ion, Cinekamas, Columbia, Linn,
Union, Washiiigtoit nud Yamhill re
turns majorities against them.
DO HUBBIES PAYi
TAX ON ALIMONY
WASHINGTON. Nov. (1. Trens
ury deiiartiuent officials were pur.
r.Icd today over the income tax ques
tion, nnd Nut Goodwin, the nmrrying
comedian, was at the bottom of the
problem.
"If Nat Goodwin pays more Hum
$.1000 nuiiual alimony to bis former
wives," tho treaury men asked each
other, "must Nat or bis wives pay
tho income tax?"
Hundreds of other ex-hubbies
awaited the decision with interest.
ALL UNDER ARREST
VERA Cltl'Z, Nov. fl, Tlio mem
bers of the special mission which
ueeoinpauicd General Felix Diar.
abroad last summer returned with
hint to Vera Crux just before elec
tion and weio arrested here, left for
1 Iho capital today, heavily guarded.
MAJORITIES
GROW
ARE
M03ELY.
holding sway In Knglnnd, and predicts
fare a free trade tet With Mr. Motcly
this country with him to study labor con-
MAY REPLACE
NKW YOIIK. Nov. C Ought Now
York's democracy to stamp Tammany
out absolutely, form a new organiza
tion and make an entirely fresh start?
or wonld It bo better to make tho
old organization all over and go ou
using that?
These wcro tho questions Gotham's
democratic politicians wcro asking
one another today.
Tho younger and more radical do
ment wcro for a completely "now
deal." Tho namo "Tammany," thoy
said, will always spell graft a ma
jority of tho right sort of voters. Tho
party lias enough rich men. they
ndded, to finance a now organization
and a now ono would bo much better
than tho old.
Tho consorvatlvo older heads wcro
of tho opinion that a ro-organlzatlou
would be better. Tho Tammany ma
chinery was wonderfully offectlvo. U
would tnko years for any substitute
tor it to work so well, "lloss" Mur
phy must bo ousted, thoy all agreed.
Many thought It would bo wiso to
drop tho namo "Tammany." "Coun
ty Democracy" or somo such titlo,
thoy said, would do just as well. Hut
tho old organization they wanted to
keep.
It was Impossible to predict what
tlio outcome would bo. Tho reform
element was In control, li was nn un
known factor, nnd tlio most exper
ienced politicians could only wonder
how It would uso Its power.
S.U.KM, Or., Nov. fl. Information
was obtained today from an autlior
ilativo source that tlio linuor inter
ests will brine: nn injunction suit
tiKntnst County Jude;e llusbey to re
strain him from issuing an order do
elnrinjj Salem to be dry as a result
of tho local option election Tuesday.
Tlio suit will bo brought ou the
ground that a local option election
cannot bo held legally, exVept at the
timo of a general election or when a
regular oily election falls on I lie first
Tuesday lifter the first Monday of
November in a year when there is no
gcTieral election. Tlio "wets" con
tend that Tuesday's election was a
special nud not a general election.
James McGuire Dead
SAL1CM, Or., Nov. (J. James Me-
fluire, interested in southern Oregon
mining claims, dropped dead on the
street hero today,
TAMMANY
m
NEWORGANIZATION
SALEM
SALOONS
SEEK
INJUNCTION
WILSON BREAKS
WITH SENATORS
UPON CURRENCY
President Flatly Disapproves of Rad
ical Chanues Proposed and Party
Caucus Will Be Resorted to in Or
der to Force Original Measure.
Committee Amendment Proposes to
Offer Regional Bank Stock for
Sale to the Public.
WASHINGTON. Nov. C An ojsjn
break between President Wilson and
those senators opposed to tho Glass
Owen currency bill seemed today to
bo certain. It was stated that tho
prosldent flatly dlsaprorcd of tho
radical changes proposed In tho mea
sure by tho combination of democrats
and rcpubllcas In control of the sen
ate banking and currency committee.
It was declared In administration
circles this afternoon that President
Wilson would resort to a party caucus
unless the committee opponents of
tho bill reconsider their stand.
Cniwldering Caucus
Senator S. M. Simmons of North
Carolina, chairman of tho senate fin
ance committee, was a caller at tho
wblto houso this afternoon. Later
Simmons admitted that democratic
leaders wcro considering a caucus to
force tho president's views on the
currency bill through.
"I bcllevo wo will have to take
such a step," said Simmons, "but we
will wait a fow days to see what tho
combination, now apparently In con
trol of tho committee will do."
Later In tho day, Senator Thomp
son of Kansas also conferred with
the president and he, too. predicted . these Individuals -waaTn;oiMteUrwlien-that
a caucus would be necessary. J tho present emergency Is over.
Senator Simmons was expected to The five local militia companies
lead the caucus fight and It was pre
dicted that the Insurgents would be
defeated flvo to one.
Senators Vardaman, Lea and Lane
wcro other callers at tho whlto house
during tho afternoon.
Hank Stock for Sale
Under a provision adopted by tho
senate banking and currency commit
tee now considering tho Glass-Owen
currency bill, 1100,000,000 worth of
regional bant: stock, bearing eltbor
5 or 6 per cent will be offered to tho
public. It was also provided that
banks must be absolutely under gov
ernment control.
Tho stock according to tho provi
sion adopted by tho committee -will
be offered to the public for sixty days,
and at tho end of this time, tho
banks must subscribe for tho uusold
balance
Dosplto tho fight waged by Sena
tor O'Gormati, tho amendment remov
ing regional banks from the control
of member banks was adopted by n
vote of 7 to S. Senators Iteed and
Hitchcock, democrats, favored this
plan. Under tho terms of the
amendment adopted by tho commit
teo, the government rcsorvo board
will appoint six of tlio nino regional
bank directors Instead of four, there
by giving tho government coutrol.
WALLA WALLA. 'WnBli., Nov. C.
Mlko Donnelly murderer from
Whatcom county, climbed a water
plpo to tho top of tho building sur
rounding tho exercise court for tho
despornto prisoners, used a ropo.to
descend to an outer court, piled
benches against tho outer wall, and
mndo good hi- cscapo about six
o'clock last night.
Donnolly Is the man who mado a
most daring and thrilling cscapo from
tho penltontiary during a blinding
dust storm in mlduftemoon In 1911,
and was captured uftor going but a
short distance,
Guads and county officers with
bloodhounds aro searching for Don
nolly today.
Daniel O'Reilly Dead
NEW YORK'. Nnv. . Daniel
O'Roilly, ono of the defense attoruoya
in Harry K. Thaw's first trial for
tho murder of Stanford White, died,
here today of a complication of dis
'eases at Ins home,
BREAK STRIKE
AT INDIAN APOLIS
WITH MILITIA
Military Rule Prevails In City
Strike-Bound Traclon Company
Will Undertake to Operate Cars
With Soldiers' Aid.
Many Guardsmen Refuse to Obey
Governor's Surmnois Intense
Fcellmj In Favor of Strikers.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. C Military
rulo will prevail fn Indianapolis to
night.
Governor Ilalston this afternoon
set five p. m. as tho hour for stato
troops to seize the city. Ills pro
clamation of martjal law will follow
soon afterward.
Undor tho soldiers' protection Uio
strike-bound local traction company
will undertake Immediately to resumo
running cars. DIoody rioting was
feared as a result of tho attempt.
Strike sympathizers bavo defeated
the pollca In repeated battles through
out tho last five days. Many be
lieved they would giro oven tho mili
tia a hard tussle, at least.
Calls Out J-'ntlro l''orco
Tho governor's call was for tho en
tire Indiana mlltla forcewhich would
havo been nearly 3000 men. So
many of tho guardsmen disregarded
tho summons, however, that It was
believed there would bo few onoro
than 1000 hero tonight.
In Indianapolis tho absentees wcro
especially numerous. The majority
offered no execuses. Thoso who did
said plainly that they would' not da
strike duty. Serious trouble for
wero held In their armories all day.
The first detachments of outsiders
arrived at 2:45. Tho govornor did
not think ho had men enough to copo
with the situation, however so ho or
dered tho new arrivals to remain on
board their train until five, when flvo
nioro special tralnloads of soldiers
will arrlvo and tho occupation of tho
city begin.
Governor's Life Tlircntencil,
Govornor Hnlston asserted that his
llfo had been threatened for caliug
out tho troops. He would not teli.
howover from whom the threat
camo or what form It took.
"I was elected to enforce tho laws,"
ho added. "I can't compel arbitra
tion. At the next session of tho leg
islature I will favor a law making It
compulsory In such a crisis as this."
Tho strike-leaders held a meeting
on tho state houso lnwn this after
noon defying the governor's order for
bidding them from gathering ou state
property. The speakers denounced
President Todd of tho traction com
pany vehemently, but ono of thorn
said they had failed to convince Gov
ornor ltalston that Todd was not a
God.
BECKWITHiELECTEO
OF
SALEM, Or., Nov. fl. Tlio indus
trial accident commission created by
tho workinen'rf compensation law
passed by tlio lust legislature nnd
nf firmed by tho electorate Tuesday,
today elected Harvey Heekwitb of
Portland chiiinuiiii. A secretary
probably will not bo chosen until tlio
commission nscertuius its legal sta
tus. Tlio delay caused by tho refer
endum has mado (bo first operations
of tlio law soemwbat uncertain.
LULU GLAZIER T
OAKLAND, Cal., Nov. C. It was
announcod at Morrltt hospital hero
today that Miss Lulu Olasor, musical
comedy star would recover from an ,
nttackot porltoultls, from which she
Is suffering, llor engagements at
Stockton, Sacramentq and probably i
Los Angeles will have to bo cancelled,
however. ,
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