ryi9ffIMw- f j in!(jon Hfiforfcnt Sorfeiyi ?07 Second Street iS Medford Mail Tribune SECOND EDITION WEATHER I'u I r tonight nnil Tuesday Max. (12 ( .Mill. 1.1; Pre. .!W. , yr,, l'nrly-fourth Yrnr, Dully Nlnlli Yrr 1 E E Vote ol 351 In 274 Ends Matter for Mouse Utstcrltrs Refuse to De lia I e Measure, Saying: "Let Cur tain Be iljnu Down Upon Con trmptlhlc Farce." LONDON', Miiy 25 My a vote nl Jl.'il In 271 n mnjiirllv if 77 tlm hnilMU of commons today passed llm Imuiu ule bill. Tln ohd of I ho Imrd-foiighl iding die came ipiito miihleuly, tlit? I'uloii lU iolniug l debute llm 'bill with tul" fin thor iufiimmtinii itH In tin' KinKiiuiiriil' intentions in regard lo lln iruMii-i amending measure. Premier AMpiiih lifted n corner of tlm Mil, hut IIhmikIi Andrew llonliril I.IIW, IflllllT llf ill Opposition, ml- milled tluit tin- premier' words wire enneiliulnry, Lit hastened lo mlil tluit Mr. Aillith hiul not t"hl Itirm tiny Ihlntf. To dini'iit the llilnl reading UlllIlT lid' lUIOIIIIIstllllOCS would ln lie milil, futile mill ililIciihiiH. I Ik milled: "Contemptible rifn" "l.i't tlm oiiitnin ring down mi Ibis contemptihU farce, It Is only tho oiiil of mi itet mill not 'of tin' I'lnv Tho goveiiiHieul mil iMiny Hit lull Ihioniili pnillament, hut the conclud in nrt of tin' ilrmiiu mIII hi- in the rountry, where mi iiimii lo tlm peo ple will not riiil in ii farce. Till Kiglll I loll. .llllll(V4 Lowther, the speaker, nppoalid to It picmler lo give llu1 house iufonuiitioit rur gnrdlng tin' hill In hi Introduced uf lur tlio puago of tlm Irish luutm loin hill -for tlm iimciidmeut of tluit IIK'IIHIirc Ml fix to IIIOOl him) i' of tho objections of tlm people of I'Mcr. .nIIi'n .niioiimcuiciil III ii'mhiu lo tin- speaker's I'lni. Pictmor Aiititli miiinunced llio iiinrudiiiK hill would give effect l any agreement which tin government mii till linii'ful might hi' roiiehcd. Hi Mini if at tin' t ii 11 of tin' intro ilui'lion or tin' liishjioine rule hill lo llic limino of loiil no Mich agree niciit IihiI been ri'iu'lii'il tin' amending hill would embody tlio Niihslnnoo of tin' proposal oulliuril hy lilin on March I, in the hope tluit in discus sion mi ngidoinont might hi' scoured. Members of tlm hotli pintle en gaged ill lullil oulbuists in oheelillg when their ri'xprrliu' champion, rn. I I'lr 1 1 tin' I'luiuihi'r, while ut tin1 Hiium tuim inoi king hunli'r ih shouted from tin' oppoili' benches. Tln closing "iM'iii' in tin' light fur Iiiuiii' ruin brought together u crowd of member mill spccluloix winch which filled tlio chamber lo its ut hum! cnpiiitity. Outside gieut crowd gathered to await tlm ickiiII of tlm il.'lmto on tlm llilnl ii'iiilin of tlm lull. Tlm lioum riih) hill nits huIixc iiu'iill M'lit up to tlm limine) of onR It wiin iii'i'oiupnuii'il hy a Kioup of juhihint iinlioiiiiliHtH, who csi'orti'il tlm official Imnn'r of tlm hill nail kiiiii;; "(Iml Save Irclnuil." Tlio Imiihi' of loiiU n ft c run nl for mally i fail tlm hill n f iii-it liuii'. Tlm ii'iit filit on llii' uii'iiNiiro in Hint I'haiuhi'r will hi'nin m tlm luiililln of luui', lifter tlm WlulMiuliih) Imliilay. TROOPS. QUELL COAL ZONE RIOT IN TIIINIDAI), Colo., Miiy '-'.'.-For tlir flint linm hiiiru llio militia uk huinnl I'liulrnl nf tlm I'olormlo coal firlil, wlit'iu tlm uilimrd have hci'ii on Mliiko for iimiilliH, tlm Uultnl Slain. 1'iivaliy Imlny wlH nillcil out ' to iiii'll u ilinluihiini'ii ui'iir Wimuii, a illinium t'liMip lui'iily-tivu mill's front lane. Ai'i'OiilliiK In u ii'puil l'niiiilu'il llic inlllliny iiI'Iumtk, t'mir wiituli'iili HhlltciK hi'iiamu liiuihi'il with inliii'in I'toin n ni'iiihv I'Miiip mul it Unlit in- hllltt'll ill Wllfcll HII'I'N ui'iu llllUVMI mul n rliih iihi'iI hy inn' nf lli mm'o, ilui milil llu'y wi'iti nlliirlii'il. 'I'll" xohlii'iN Innii'il nii'ii ii'i' In Hi" iiliiii nlllri'l' ill U'l'oli'll Colniii'l ,in'.i'l, 111 t'oiiiimiml of I III) liili'lill lump., ihl llinl nlliiT tu ii I III' kll liillnil iuu ipilil lliiniiuli mil llicilulikl, TO E Prourcss of Mediation Reaches Sat isfactory Sialic Good Feeling Be tween Delegntcs Growlnu. Stronger flclallvc Importance of Finding Sedition Land Question Admitted. NIA0AIIA CALLS, Onl., Miiv W. Aftrr n I'ontVriui'i' loilay hi'twrcii tin' ini'ilintotH mul tlm Mi-xiruu ih'l rpiti'x, it ua4 aiiiiouniM'il tlmt tin' pnutii'PH of Ihi' nu'ilintioii liml rcnrli cil a moxt alifai'tory kIiiv. Tlm iliffii'iillii'H ovit llm iiihiiiht of iutroiluriui; tin' luml itiwtiim into llio ilii'iiioii iiio hi'iuc oVoK'omi' anil lliix point mil ho iimluuYil lu llio onpo of llm miilialiiiii proL'rmu. Tlii wiih H'ntfil on tlio millmrity of 0110 of llio .South Aini'iloaii outoyt. Tho iliplomatM pointed i"pi'i'ially loilay to tho good ft'cliui; that lint proailrit hotuocu tho Amonoau mul Moxioau ili'lopiti'ri and ii oouHtaiilly Krouiu htroiiKi'r. Alllmuli llioro liuvo Iiopii miiiio itlffrrutiowof opin ion, oaoli Niilo has roooKtnxoil llii' ratinliii'HH of pnrpoM' of tho other. It wiim roMMilcil uUo toilav tluit tlio iliioiiMHinii over Uo hind iiiotlou luui not hii iiitirh ooiii'iTiii'il the merili of any plan for (ho fettling of MexleoV cjiiof 111011110 iliffioultioK ax tho lelatlve unpoilaiieo that lmuhl ho atlaehrd lo tlio itmtton in iliawui up n proKram for tlii' now proU. lonal 1,'oveniiiiHil. PATRIOT, DEAO lll'IU I'lIST. May 2fi.- KrniicU Komntth, nun of thu nrunt HuiiRnrlnit putrlut, died horn todny, nKud 73 lln Iimt lioon nu Invalid for ninny nmattiK and liln ilontli ilia not como an n mirprlmi. In Jnnunry lnnt, diirltiK n crlsU In IiIk llliiecH, Kuimutli wnn nmrrled an liU nick hod to Coiiutomt llouyurnKy, widow of liU HfoluiiK friend. Kuch Iimt lioon thu wlih of Count liouynr iiky, iniido on litn ilontli hod nnd Ko until mul thu countoHH, who Intended to marry In March, hnntniicd thu nup tial when KoHtuitli'u I liner's took a turn for llm wnrc. I'rnurlit Kmntutlt toot; IiIh falluir'H plaiii ut leader of tlm Hungarians coon nftor Limit Kottuth died lu ltU I, Up lo tlm tliuo or lilii IIIiiobs I'raurlii led lilt ruiintryniun lu their political HlriiKKlc with vlK'ir and lunch Hiircott. 1 lu wiih at onu tlmu In tho cabinet iih inliilttur of com luorro of lluniiary. KoHKiith wnH horn on November 111, IS 1 1, ntul wrh thu ulilovt tun of Loulri Kusmith. UTILE MISS FOUND BACK OF CEMETERY M'Hri Murjoiiu l.iuilloy, iiko throo yoaiH, of J'iS South Misllotoo, mul ili hpoiit a half hour this umruiiiK xisilln luii'k of llio oeinolory. Mien Liuilloy iiiiuK) no formal annoiiuce mi'iit of her joiirnoy, mul hor umllior was mi much suipiUed that him call ed upon iioiuhhors mid thu police to looato tho yiuiiiK' Imlv, who wiih found M'liteil upon u rook, AlUs Liiidloy'iJ t'MH'ditIon wiih Imiiielii'd for tho purpoxo of liunlinj,' diKKor Hipiirri'ls. Tlm iloj; v Ims.v iIIkkIuk "t this pcstifoious rmlont whi'ii Chief iltsoii iirrivoil. Tlm hcnbl iluu harlii'd mul Kiowlcd In protect his little mUtto, Dim iIIk Ki'r (,(iiircl will di no nunc, hut tin' prlxo of llm hunt wits not hionhl haul,, to he hliiffi'il i'or llm I'mully liilini'iiui, a la T, It. HuipilhiiiKly fust ilmo was nuido In ii'iicliiiii llm hiinliiiR );ioiiihU, llio lit lln inUif IiiiwIIiim; Iii miles nnd mi'i' in fmly-lhi inliiiili', liiiiiioilliili'ly tiioii llm in i h nl of Misn Miiijn)ii mill iotf, mi ni'i'iilivti 'i'siini hum hi'lil, iihiI II U li'imili'il ini'iliiiliuii t'ffpriM Hi'in iHily ilhi hnililr,) nu ( jiJHeU'j4, MEDIATIJRS DISCUSS N N MFXIIID FRANCS KOSSUTH SON OF HUNGARIAN MEDFORD, POPE CREATES NEW CARDINALS AT CONSISTORY Thirteen Prelates Named by Pontiff, Who Uses Occasion to Commend Peace Efforts In Mcx.lco of Wilson and Secretary Bryan No Ameri cans Named. IIO.Mi:, May 'J.!. At u sooiot ioii .Ulory loday l'ope I'iun cioaleil Ihiitcoii now I'liiilitials, A nuuihi'r ofhihlmps from vnriou oouiilrios nlo woio coiifirined. At llio Mime lime olficial uuiiouuei'iurnt was Hindi' of tho creation of Mmin nor Hollo, tialriaroh of l.iKhou, as u oiiidiiiiil. Ill" iiaiim hud hoeii re nvr rd "in M'otoio" at thu ooniMory of 11111. Tlio Mipo in the courco of his allo cution recalled llm I'oiittmitiuinii juhilco when ho Miid: "Tho uholo world sroini'd to lifo up llm oroxs of ClmM ns tho hole souroo of peace and Milvatiou for -truKlin liumaiHty. Now t'sju-ohilly 'ineii do sire noai'i) when ohn-s is ugiiiiixt cliii--, nation iiK'aint nation mid peo ple aaint people, mul war limy hroak out as llm rohiilt of riwilrios daily hroouiiu inoro hitler. 'oi1il SlrlvhiK for IVaro ''.Men of iliitinelioii mid force are plnuiiii'- for their nations unit for huiiiauity M'luinos for prou-iitinc tho oalaiuitios of revolutions mid tho daughter of war mid for insuring the liloiiti; of peaoo. "This is a nohlo project, hut their M'lidiit'K will hear little fruit tinlns limy iiiMire that llio precepts of jux lioo mid I'hnsliaii charity take deep root in tin heart of men. "Today llm iiittion whether tlm stale or rlvil hoeioly he at peaoo or in turbulence is in tho hand of the pooplo Instead of tlm-n of tho rulers. If tlm people' minds ho robbed of llm tmlli imparled hy Divine revolu tion, nud if their will he unaccus tomed lo the restraint mid di-oiplitie of ('hrixllnu law, what wonder if, coiMiiiii'd hy I lind MhMon, they riudi headloiiK to tho eommoii ruin to which they are driven hy euntiinjj denniKOKUos M'okiii" only their profit 1" Names of Cardlnnli Tho tiasxaue rruiinliuir "men of distinction mul force pliiHiiiiif,' M'licines for preventing (ho calamities of revolutions and the Muuejitcr of war nnd for insuring tlm hloshiup of peaoo" was uonernlly interpieted as reforritiK to l'i evident WilsonV mid Seerelnry llrynn's nideavors to pre servo peace. Tho ceremony wns preeeded hy u short iilloeuliou, alter llm names of the new earduials were uiininineed w follewn: .Monsiuor Louis Niixaire lleiu, mehhishoo of (Jueheo, ('an. Moiisignor V. Ouinoln y Mender, arehhlxhop of Toledo, Kpuiu. Mousi)uor Doiuiuleo Serafiui, tis nessor of tlm ('oiigre,'iitiou of tlm Holy Orflco. MousiKimr Delia C'hlesa, ureli hlxhop ((' tloloua, Italy. MoHhlgnor doliu OM'inook, arch bishop of rNttorpiiu, IliiiiKiiry. Mmislpior Kruueis von llettiiiKcr, iirohhlslmii of Munich, Havana, Moisiuor Felix von llartinmin, arehhisliop of t'oloKiie, (lennunv. (Contlnuod on puko two.) Tl T WASIIINdTON, Muy '.'.'.- l'meti rally iiothliir inav lm recovered hy lliosu who lot their relatives or Iiuk miKt) in llm Tilunio disiislei', as u do I'lslou toilav in tho supremo eoiiit, Tho court held (hut tlm liability of the Oceanic Steam Navigation emu puny iiKiiinol Dm iMtl.OiHI.llllll in claims nuliist It as owner of llio Ti lanle Is limited In sirfU in tho I'lillod States hy llm American limited liu hlllly law of IH.1I, o llm vnliie of llm iiiut(ii n'coicieil mid Ihu 1'irlnhl mul miikkiik" iiiniii'y ici'i'lvi'd on llm TIIiiiiIk's vnyi'm'. Thill iiiiiniinU III nil u iihuul 11 1 .Dim, Tin iliu'lsimi Hi no way nlfrcU Allllk hlUllMhl HUMlHkf llm owner in WW tmuw, TITANIC M CANNO RECOVER ORRCKMT, MONDAY, MAY 25, 10M. AMERICAN VICE CONSUL WHO WAS HELD PRISONER BY MEXICAN FEDERALS AND HIS RESIDENCE 'AT SALTILLO BRITAIN REFUSES TO MAKE AT PANAMA FAIR LONDON, Mnv '..-. Tho llnti-li (ovorumeiil, netititf-contrnry to (he liopon held out hy I'reuner Auuith to a i cecal deputation, finally decid ed today not to pamcipalc in the I'anuuia 1'acifie exposition at San Frn neii.ro. On May .", when a deputation rep-reoutiit'- iiioio than half the ineiu herx of the Iioiiko oficommims, ealled on the pivmier, he told the member-, that llavvovenmiont would take the iUi".tiou of Hrilih ottleial repreen lation at the xmitiou under fm titer luhiM-ment. Tho deeiIon of the eah'net in re Kiird lo tho 111111111111 Pacific exposi tion was announced. in Hie house of common in the couivo of the after noon. I'lemler Aitiitli informed the house that in v'ww of recent repre sentation, made hy imrliaiuent the poverninenl had carefully reoonid ered the ipitxiou, hut had eoiue to llio conclusion tlmt it must adhere to its original determination. Tlm premier, anxious to show that no question of iuifrioiulliuosi toward tlm exposition was involved, laid stress on the necoptaiu'o hy tho llrit ish e,n eminent of thu invitation sent hy tho I'liited States pn eminent to parlieipalo in the opouiiiK f Hm.Pau muii canal and ato on Ureal llnt- niuV Intention of seuiliu a conting ent of warships, "MiowiiiK Hm " portnuco wo ultach lo tlm oeea-ion and to the pmd will of Hie I uited Staler.." ELAM ON TRIAL KANSAS CITY, Mo., Mny 23 Tho trial or Dr. V. T. Khun, n phy tlelan of St. Joxoph, Mo eliargod with thu murder of W. I'ntnniu Cra lucr, an ndvortUliiR solicitor of (.'lit- cano, opened hero todny. It Jh ox pected a Jury will bo completed by tomorrow night. Cramer was shot Novombor IS last, In a room tit a hotel hero. Cramer and Dr. Klaui had previously had a liiUuudersttindlui; about Mr. KIhiu ami tho pair met to discuss their dif ferences, Five days after ttio" shooting Dr. Khun wag reloaded on 10,000 bond Ho U 47 years of ngo nnd bin wife. Is Ut). Cramer was 38, Slneo tho shnotliiK Mrs, Kliim has spent much of hor tliuo with hor parents in Do hull, l'rlvuto detectives employod by Dr. DIhiii to follow tils wlfu mid Cramer mo expected lo testify, NO DECISIONS RENDERED ON INTERSTATE RATE CASES WASIIINdTON, Mny JM. The Hi- hi emu court li'ci'i'd llAlllV lllllll linm H without miiidiiiii'fiifr u ilccis- inn In lln iniiiiuoiiiiiniii iiiin case. I ulll ii'iuh-)' ilciisiiiHs mi Jiiui) H niiil Jim" 10 nml ii'ljmiin pu llio hit tut Julu until Oeloher i unless Hid JMrl Hi lllill 11111'' jHWh'd M 4lf' WW I'MMIVi'i AY HER MURDER AMERICAM CONSUUTC , SALTILLO, MEXICO, VICE 1 7J ByT r l F T TAP LINES RIGHT WASIIINdTON, May 'J."i.- The su preme court loilav annulled the in terstato fomnierec I'uiiunishion'ii or der in the tap line eases. The court upheld the commerce court, which annulled the rouimi--(inn's order on the ground it noted aibitrarily in lioldin; that allowances eould not he grunted on- freighl of intero-ls owning both tho lumber nnd the lap liuo-i. hut eould he granted on freight of other interests shipping over the tap line. Justice Day, in announcing the court's decision, mi'uI the decision did not, however, prevent the com misMon from striking down division's of through nile.s, if Mich division were used to grant actual rebate. The court held in effeot that the mere division was not to he regarded in and of itself as a rebate. . The decision was uuaniuiou--. Trunk line railroads in the yellow pine districts of Missouri, Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana had cancelled joint through rates on lumber shin lied over thu lap lines and the trunk line-. The commission held Hint the tap lines were not entitled to have tin joint rates restored mid Hint iiiiv allowances or divisions from the trunk lines to ninety-two of the tap lines were unlawful. Tho eoni-mis-siou held further that whore tho tap lines were owned hy lumber company such mi allowance was in etfeet a rebate. POSTDATE7 OF $20,000,000 LEFT E WASIIINdTON, rny 1W. The will of Charles W. Dost of Mattlo Creek, Mich., who died ut Santa llarharn, Cal., on Mav 0, tiled lieu- today ior probate, loaveK the hulk of nn estate estimated nff 0,000,01)0 (o tho widow,' Mr, ljoltft Y. l'lHtnnd a daughter, Murjorio Post Cloe. The htoeks, bonds nud other per sonul propei ty of tlm estnte was es timated ut about 1 8,01)0,01111. Ir. Pint's propei ty nt Hook Itidge, Soui)., one-half liin Texas estate, the Murjorio block mid KuiUiier build ings in llalllo Creek, l!i per cent of all I he personal propei ty noble from holdings in Pnttlu Crook cereal com panic, mid one-half tlm hitler, were It'll llm daughter. Mr, po.t inheiiis nil other nul I'oliltu nl I In 1 1 In Creek, in Simla liar' hara mul hi Ti'ini the leiiminiler of llm hulilliiic In llm lliilllii Civil l'imiuiile mid V'.l per rent of Hie to niiiliiliiK i!'i'iiijfi piHpeily. To Iviii NimiihliinvhUi'ii, Ailt'lnhlii Co mul j;ii'iimr 'Imi', Mr, J'ul WH H )' nl H hK IH'lnwflill MM'. , R UPHOLDS TO THROUGH RATES W NDDA UGHTER VICE CONSUL .JOHN R. 5ILLIMAM OP SALTILtO CONSUL'S RE5IDEHCE UNITED RAILROAD TO PREVENT PROBE SA.V KUANCISCO, Cal., May 23. It was announced from :ne offices of the California Kallroad Commission today that an Investigation would be begun this week to determine what disposition actually was made of $1,- 03C.OOO withdrawn by. Patrick Cal houn from the funds of the United Railroads of San Francisco, ostensi bly for Id von t moo L In tlio Solana Ir rigated Knrnis project The commis sion said tbo Investigation would bo extended to other' financial opera tions of tho company during tbo pres idency of Calhoun. Jesso W. Llllcntbal, now president of tbo United Railroads, In a state inent Issued today said ho bad made futllo search for tho boo8 of tbo rlmpniiy prior to 1913 and bellovod they had been destroyed. Tho books wero shipped cast soma tlmo after tho conclusion of tho San Francisco graft trials, Involving Patrick Cal boun mid other officials of tho Uulted Railroads. when Llllenthnl suc ceeded Calhoun as president bo went cast to trace them but failed, LONDON, Mnv '.'.'. -The steamer Uovat l'.dward of the Canudim Nortliorn Steiiinluii company collid ed with an iceberg 110 miles east of CnK Knee wl.ilo on her voyago troin Montreal (o Avonmouth. The captain in a wireless, message to the owuers, today described the iceberg as a ver vlargo one and niil that the steamer struek it end-on, while going "dead Mow" in a dense fog. The Koyal IMw aid's stein. vu twisted by tho blow and she wa making a little water in the fore peak. The captain said thu damage was not horious, hut it would he neeessary to dock on her arrival in F.uglnuil. A later message says the Koyal F.dvyurd ii making no water, hut bus been brought to a stop in the fo. Neither message js dated. RECLAMATION POLICY ATTACKED IN CONGRESS WA8IIIN11TON. May 83 - lu an at tuek on tho government' reclama tion policy, tbo houso nub-comiultluo on puriiiuiiuiit appropriation nudo a report today ihurulnif tlmt lrrlu tlmi pioJvcU worn In u stnlo of sliu UHllon; Iimt thu lutein of thu Initia tion law hud been Viouled III mn Imporluut roupmisi tlmt much uf thb imcIhIiiioiI Imid Is III Hid IminU uf penilmots mid retoHimendliiK HhU no My ici'lsimlliw lvWsUm k Mlurf M)thnu HwvMlutf ftff jk) BOOKS DESTROYED OCEAN LINER STRIKES CEBURG NO. 05 OY Vffl WITH PRESIDENT Roosevelt Going to Washington to Confer With Bull Moose Leaders and Learn Political Situation Will Be Indorsed for PresWeficy Prorrcsslves Control 6. 0. P. WASIIINdTON, .May J.-.. Colo nel Koosevelt will ho received tomor row hy President Wilson ut the whito house. The president invited the col oncl (o lunch with him, hut- Mr. Koosevelt found it impossible to reach Washington in time. Hn sent word, however, he would lm delighted to rail on the president during the afternoon. OYSTKK KAY, L. L, Mav a.'.. The trip which Colonel Koosevelt if to mnkc to Washington tomorrow took on u new significance when it became known todny he would hold nn imMirtnnt conference with pro TCSsive lenders there. On bis ar rival nt the cnoital. Colonel Koosevelt will go direct to the progressive headquarters, where he expects to see nil the progressives in congress. From them he expects to obtain first-hand information as to the course of events in Washington during the last few months. This confircnce will determine in a largo men sum plans to he followed in startin- the Lnll rolling for the full campaign. Colonel Koosevelt has been urged by many of bis sppportcr since his return from South America lo lose no time in Inking issue at once with President Wfison, without wait ing for the formal opening of the. campaign. He said iCfew days ago he de.sired to keep out of polities ns. much ns possible until after his re turn from Jpnin, hut recent events have caused him to consider tlm question of jumping into the fray ut once. IT- OVER VERA v VKKA CKt'Z, Muy 25. The offic ial account of thu i-hootitig from thu M'exiemi outposts ut a hydro-uero-plaue in which Lieutenant Patrick Del linger of thu naval aviation corps was making his daily practice flight yesterday, indicates that u wore of shots were fired. The murine outpo-t which reported tho uffair judged only hy the reports of the rifles mid the statements as to thu number of these nre conflicting. llrigadier General Fuuston vluws the matter a trivial mid probnhlv as having been tho net of mi irrespon sible Mexican trooper or two who whiled away their tituo with target practice nt tho flying bout. The aviators heard no fdioU be cause of thu noise made hy (ho mo tor, nor did they notice thu whistlu of bullets. "SHOOT THE KING" SCREAM MILITANTS LONDON, May 35. Shouts of "shoot tho klug" filled a hall lu which a meeting of tho Wornon's So cial and Political Union, tho militant suffragette organisation, was hold this aftornoou. Kvory mention of King (Icorgo's naiuo was greeted with angry dorlslou and prolonged hlssluif. HEAVY CLOSING OF STOCK MARKET NIJW YOKK, Mny , Th m nmrM elided )mvy 4y, TIV brief imrlu4 ( sitlvUy uh4 MUr prltes idsuIHnm ttom ism mptm I'MMIt 4U4M um U ) rnuwHHwi w Mw turn t'nr Ut mm wr4 lU n4 AWI OU MEXICANS SHOT AT AVIATOR FLYNG CRUZ ;i 'il W l i J i , , 1W