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KLAMATH FALLH, OltKUON, WKII.Nr.HDAY, PKHHUAHY 14. 1012
ftu'nntij
MANY UNIONISTS
ARE UNDER ARREST
IN NUMEROUS CITIES
ltttti: I HVAN INIHCATKN
TIIDV UlMi " "' AH M:;"
TiMi;,rt iiii:iii:i:i'tiii'ht.nm
IIIIICIW
Culled rir. hVrvlct,
IM.NAl'Ol.lrl, liul, I'eb.
I'irtlililU I'rnnk lt)". Acting
tarr licit'! llorkln uml uthe
Kr, ..I the inn. w nrsrr. were rr-- )nrn JtJtr ,,peni... ,.,,., ,r ,
nl Ur. mi gland Jury il)iiniiilllnK III- ,,,, ,lf , ,, ,,,
dletm-nla Arrests of other hv' ,., rmrK,, ,,,, tnrr)Mr.
ben iua.1. In Dululli. Detroit, l-leW tMtln ,, ,.,. Jtl(!(,1Mli , ,rn.
Ub.I, Mllwalik.e. Hcrnnton, KaiiM .,(,,, ,)f (u .mn). ,1(.fr ,
Cllf. Plilimlrliililn, HiirltiKtlfM. Ilia., , KtaUli Jllr). ,tIi,K Darmw nuitalii.
fhlf. Ni-K York. HI. I.011U mh! ,.,, t ,..t I ntf tt- of Imt al.icn wIiiii-mi-i,
Hjf"" IkIii'H tlilrl) wfrn riaiiilnnl, nml Hint
Nmii. mi IIiol. nrrl-.l mo om-u,,, tVmiil.. Iln!.' Ir.tlm'oii)- n
tn it liiitnii'iia nxi'lila o( lornla ' i iiiimI.
thotlllr ! i-r,.,!,!!,,,. j,,. Huitoii orilcriMl
All ,iirr. not Kiillix, nml will l,,,n, n,,K,.ril t, riiriilatii.! will. tin.
ltuln.r.1 'i. H'o f'.li-rnl niurl licrntM, ,..t Imoiir. nml mljouriir.l Dip
Ml' lJ rnf In IVIifimry S3il.
JUilC lliiripi'll HrH 1 hit imilim ill
llfin '! Ilrkm at 110,000 cncli.
At n-" lii wlru wi'n rromlm!
lllh iiu:: -i;i ol Atrfl In xirloii
Juilnlf''"in Wlirn urri-alril lr -IJcdI
lt-an ill tlio linn worker unlit
If firrlr, It nitilliig:
"(II rimtao won't lm Kltrii n
much iiiik in i in it ollirri. It lm
UVm lint Kntcrtniii'tit i-rrn )inia to
tl Ihr !.:( Irutt Into rntirt, tint Jllit
watch how i)iilrk llicr wilt rallroait!
01."
(;.nii-r lUonrrwInl
1,'nltM I'mt Mcrlrr
WASIIIMITON. I, V r-b. 14.
Th department of Juitlro nya thn
laJUnapnlla Intritlcnllun cuiupletoly
iioorratr 1'rrildent (lompera and
other Ulnir IVdrrntlon official of
roDilrlt) or any kmiwlnlitn of tho
djrmtnlllnK loinplrnry
Hirriil..riil' liilralltfatlun lnrlui!ril
I'mifd I'rr.i Krrelr
. WASIIINIITIIN I). C. Ko'j. II.
Il It learned lli.it lli Indlrlmei.la In
loJe' llin eutcrniiii'tit'a d)iinm0lni
laell)!lln lrin Attorney Mil
lr of ln.llAiir.pol a laa clinrKO nf lln?
r'M.cutloin l Inn i few will he
Hied In ln.npniolU nud Iho othvra In
11 Anxrlea llnuiper la elated.
"I kne Hint thn further lint nf.
filra nf Hm (r.tirnlliin woro Inrentl
tflfil thn niiirn rompleln would bo lla
Tlodlratlon "
lUiiilllinllniii Kilrnalvit
fulled l'ies Bemrp
ISDIANAI'Ol.m Ind., Kob. H.
Tblity.tit rrrnu woro rrtxirlr.1 at
nxio. Iilntrlrt Atlorm-y Miller aald:
'Toll la only nt.oiit half Iho immb'r
llfthl, Ouiildrr don't licRln to
M.leriUn.1 ll,0 rnmlflratlona of thta
K'Bi.lraejr "
Ho ilirlnrc.l it Improhnhlo that nil
lon In.llrled would lm nrrcaled
More tniimrrow iiIkIiI, Tho Hat of
Ibow In.llri.d hero Inrludca: John
l Jamea MiNamara, Tvlotmao,
Clnry, McMniilcal and Munaoy.
.Vo 'mi ArreaU
t'nlle.1 1're fiervlro
8AS' I'llANCIHCO, Kob, H. No
Ironwnrhrrn arreala nrn reported on
I'ernnil,
"NVilltTNIOItlilltKM, IH
I'MAItOi: MAIIK IN tXHtKA.
"ei'll Hint J,ilu, Tiikii Urwl Mf-
In KlTiiri in Hlamp Out tlirl.
JUiiliy Tii.-r,, u 1(, ,t nvetrI
i't tlmrrli
NRW Yoiik, ivi,. 1 1 - )r. Arthinr
. iirnv ii ic,,.,t f t, rroabytcr
in hoar,! of forelttn mUaloiiH, ban
p no In Wiisliliiittoii in r'HMit to
rtildeni Tuft ihATKfa recently ro
wired rig,,, miKKiiinnrleH In Corfu
out im1'1"1 ' "lulllK efforlH to Hlamp
CbrUtinuiiy then, by InrtiirltiR
""lerla, (bIIK lnjHlon aclioola and
'"erl.1(. ttu,, tho work of AH,r.
illniinrl.., of mhoiu tlior nro
"''!" aoomnMoo in Corf.,
ah Recount of ,(I Hituntlon fiir-
i. ",' ''' n 'llonnry juat returned
.! " L0r'a eharnrlltrl,.a nnnHltlnn.
there
"III" Hlmrt of bnrlmroua.
1I.LI.
"Illio lrn i. .. .., ...... ..
Cordcl '" " ul "l0, rt
lack. ?Rt"1 "f ,llr4,cl I'hyalcnl nt-
mt.. ? ,A,norlcnn. ovory poaalblo
wa1 ' being employed, to nullify
their eflnrla nnd to Induce them in
kU up In di-spnlr mid return to tho
United Hinti-a,
liAIIIIMW'M IIKJIIIK Jt'Olll.lIK,
IIIH I OII.SHIII, rilAIUHX
I'l.tlliia 'Hint I'm I of 'It-alimony u,,
Willi li Attorney Vn liiill.titl Wim
Omitted I'i-iiiii Tn rlil, nnil the
Own Onlim Muro prodm rd.
i I'lli'il I icta Hirvi,.
i.oh an(ii:i.i:h, Feb, u. Kri
' 1 lingers, Harrow' attorney, scored tho' . ... .
'.ts'Lra: srs'iRATE woman depositors
jKIMMEL MYSTERY GETS
DEEPER AS TRIAL GOES ON;
Wllne.. I l.ilin. lie K .MiinKniti
Man, Wh Iiixitanii- I lleln;-'
hn.il for, lllil l'tniimiiy 1'lulnu V.
Ii-kmI Vlilllil I. Alllr
HT. I.UUIH. IVI.. 14. Julm Hwlu
l.c), n ftir.uer Uregoii convict, tvtt I
lied In Ihtt 1'ilid liiiiirmiy trial of I'w
rnao of (lenign A. Klniinel, bank rnh.
ler, wlto l.ha boeu mhuluu for tlilr
Ueu )rnn, Thu milt waa filed by thu
irrvhcr (or n Mliv, Mich., bank
PKitlmt nti Imiitunrit company In New
'Vnrk for flfl'ouo. Hwliiney aworu
that ho mvr J A Johumiii murder the
M-nl (Iitirun ICImmell whtln tint Utter I
una aeeklliR hurled irenailn In Ore. '
Kon In lXW After Klmmer wna
Inlli Hwlnnity tialined Hint he killed I
Joliliaiin lo ante hla own life I
Tim Inaiirnuro compnny la flKhtlni; .
pn)menl of the policy on I lie Kriiiiinl
Hint A J. White', rlnlm Hint lm la tho
renl Klmmelt la I rue
Whllit wn
rt'lenard from prloiiri.cnmntlon vr Ire tin not decided to j
nml went to Nile, release tho nren, which la Inrgely;
Inat Keplemtier
Where he wna nrreplcd na Klmmell
by Miliiit renldeiita and repudlnted by
oil. era ,
OltAVIM-ONCKHN' OK KIN'O
AT HKItlOIH HITI'ATIOX
I'nglWi .MoiiMnli Slne Tluit He
lloN r:er)ll'tf Will lh AiUualrill
Mini Jllin-m' Hlrlkr I're.ent.tl and
Irtlnir I'srlWcil
United I'roa Herrlco
LONDON, I'eb. H. In tho open
ing of parliament the king said that
while the altuutlon wn serious, .caus
ing him grave concern, lm hoped con
dlllon would hwndjusted, tbo miner'
strike prmcnlcd and general labor
pnrlllcd. Ho sold Knglnnd wna rigid
ly ndherlng to n policy of non-Inter
ferenni In Cblneto affair, and ho
hoped tho new republic would proro
ntnble. Ho said Knglnnd wna prepar
ed to aolic tho first opportunity to Join
with ottier.powcr and mrdlnto In tho
Turkn-ltallnn war,
WOMAN ACCEPTS DY MAIL,
BUT LETTER 6ETS LOST
Took MUaUe KU Years lo Ihiuh Hie
.Mini Who Hiul I'iiimimiI Hi Her, by
Willi li Time. Ho Inul Almuly Mar
ried, H llnd Kite
MOUQANTOWN. W. Vn rob! 1 1.
iiecauao of tbo auull-llko miuiuer
In which Undo Ham lometlmcH do
liver mall. Mm. James Wormier la
not tbo wlfo of Cecil 0. Morris, both
having married slnco that day, alx
yeara ro, whu tbo present Mr.
Wormser wrolo n letter from hor
borne, which wns nt Hint tlmo nt
Webctor spring, nnd accepted Iho
Iiroposnl of Morrl. who rosldod at
Rlvorvlllo.
Tha Utter ' y trMallng
SOU hiIIim, nml uln.ii a iiimiiy reached
Morris It wn ton hit". Tim letter
wim mulled In moo, a reached 1(1 v
ervllln, Morris" former homo, twu
da) tiller It wnii mailed, an tho tiat-
'miitk iiIiiiwii When. Hut litter haa
been nil (lii'Kr )eiir nimiot ho ascer
tained. I
I In a previous iHtnr Morris had
proponed in , woman, nml lint ml-
lug letter inliliilni'il her arrcptnufn. '
HniimiiiK tli failure of Die woman!
In nnawer win a rejeitlnn nf tiU ini.
imnl, Morris martini another. The
hiiiiiiiii lii'iiciim: ttmt lm limi (iimiKi'il j
hla liilinl after receiving Iht wcep-i
Intiio, nlnu mnrrhil !
Tint n-Kiilar iiiii'IIhk of Hut W. C.
T II will lm IhOiI In tint Library Cluli
room nt J i, in Tliurailny, I'l'tininry
ilSHi
DEMAND MONEY OF BANKER
........ .
""' ' '"innimiinreil l.la Intention not to aeek
ni in nun loiiniiir of iLitik, iimlrtiothir term, lie la a republican,
I'lnnll) Marili in Allmu'i lloiii(,t".
In .lk.. 'Ili.-lr llnliii.
I'llll (l(). IVIi l Cnreicvil wo
Ilicii ilepoaltora of thu Wllmiii Avenint
hunk, WIImiii ntimiit nud Knit lln
M'tiiwood park, after waltliiK In tain
fur lint ni.enrmiin of William A. Mt
rt.n. .rel.lei.t and foiimter of tint
I nk. who malrloualy illanpiumul
on Tliurailny Inul, to appear II ere and
.mi lla doora. marched tn tic Inn
I ' nintit II Crlnk naalHtm' ti Mil
mm nml i I'lauded tin money
FILING ON LAND
OPEN TO ENTRY
It! Hll UK IIILMrMTKAII CI.AIMANTH
TO TAKi: l.f KM OX TIIK
wiXT siiik or ti'iTit Kiai.
ATM l.KK
Home laud thrown open for aettle
meut by the government rnuacd a
null of oilier to I lie iittlco of Coun
t) Clerk Chnrlea It. Do I.up today In
an effort to tnku up tbo ncrca.
The tr.ml lie along tho weal aide
of Upper Klnmnlh Like, aturtllig at
Crater Lake National 1'nrk and run I
i.Iiik aoulh. It I underatiMid that tbo.
aw amp Ian. I, from its rignis lor recia
matlou, but whnt effect this mny hnvo
on tho people who are trlng to tnko
the Innd could not bo lenrned today.
Tho Innd run from towuablp 3C to
townahlp 33.
About (en fllluga were made today
among them tlio rouowing lor mu
acre each, In section IS, townahlp 34,
range 0, ensl of thu Willamette me
ridian:
Forrester W. Looaley, Mnrahntt I.,
rerguaou, William H. I'llnud, William
lleiuon Snrgent and Fred Hubert Nell.
John .hidden Jr. HUM on 1C0 acre
hi 133 !.. while Murk WIUou nud
three other llle.l on ICO acres each
near Odeoa.
OLD MAN'S INDIAN SLAYER
CON.ICTEDJF MURDER
While Victim II ill on loused Until
on Indian lleMnnllon, nnd I'ald
Agent IiimciiiI of Itediimn, Itefusal
In Whom Irfil to III AllMrk
NOIITIS YAKIMA. Waali., Fob. 14.
- Jim Johnson, an Indian, nccusod
of Killing William l.usby, an old man
living with bis wlfo on lenaed Innd on
the.S'nklmiv reservation, boiuo months
iigd, wna (onvlcted of murder lu the
riToud degieo by Jury.
Hot li l.uaby nnd bis wlfo wero ter
ribly beaten by their assailant, tbo
old man dylim nlinoat nt once, nnd
.Mrs. l.uaby' life bolng despaired of
for some tlmo. Tho murder was a
particularly brutal, ono, tho l.uaby
paying their rent to tho Indian attont,
ns rciiulred, nud' refining, according
o Mrs. Lusby's story, to rIto tho
money to Johnson htmstdf. Tholr
refusal wna tho bails for his attack.
Mr. Jack Horton left this morn
ing for Bonania.
SLOUGH IS AFTER
COUNTY OFFICE
!
oi
KCHOOL hLI'MUNTH.NDK.Vr
Atl.WNHT I'KTKHHON, ROTH UK
IMJ ItLI'iIIILICANH TIIEV AUK
ONI.V ONKH OU1 YET
W. H, HIoiirIi, ox-couuty aupcrlo
lomluiil of iiclioola, lia announced
lilliuulf n raiiJIdnto (or tlio republican
nomination for that oRIco. Ho Is at
pri'Hini In thu real oalatu bualncat.
Mr. HIoukIi unco held tlio ofllco for
willed lio it a cnndldato, and til terraa
ia ti-iiclivr total a acoro or tnoro of
ara.
Tlio only other cnndldato for the
poaltlou lo ilnto la Krvd I'eteraon, tbo
iMiperlntvndcnt of Ilonnnta achoola,
who l nlao a republlran. Bupcrln-
iti'iidi'nt John (I. Hwan aomo llmo ilnce
lOMiH MINT MAKK I'KACK
on riiixmr. in-: hkmmkh
Hii ii I'ninilxii I'ollcr Tlnil of Warring,
Oolt.n.ika Aiming fVlcullal I'opu
hill ami (ilie llltluuitiini to I lie
SIiiiiI'IIjiiI Oriental
HAN rilANCISCO. Feb, H. nWr
ring C'hlneaii tonR hero havo been
Kttcn an ultimatum by Chief of I'ollco
While to alRii pen co artlclea or China
town will ho blockaded.
(ififtrtnrn lifturrmi Plil,e Wliltn
Chine? Consul (Jcnernl 1.1 Yang Yow
nud Secretary Wong Bam of tho Six
ICnmpnulei, rcaulted In tho decision.
Lender o tho Hop Ring, Suoy Sing
mid lllp Blng tonga havo been notified
Hint they must be prepared to present
Iho pence articles to tbo Chlneso mcr.
rlinnt orgnnUfttton.
The artlclea muat bo In the posavs
alon of thn chief of police by noon to
dny. If they nro not, Chinatown will
he entirely surrounded by pollco to
keep foreign vlaltors and tourlats out.
DAUGHTERS GATHER FOR
THEIR ANNDAl MEETING
l.etnlullonnrjr IH-M-emlanla Iourlng
" flierulilc Hamlet, and Thtrc
Are Tho CnnilliUle Out for the
chief Olllco
.
Culled I'res Service
LOS ANGKLKS. Feb. 13. Daugh
ter of tho American Revolution are
gathering for tbo opening of tho an
mini meet hero tomorrow.
Two randldnle aro out for tho re
gency, Mr. I. N. Chapman of Ala
meda, nnd Mrs. C. K. Urawn of Los
Angoles.
CROSS BILL OUT
OF COURT FILES
MOTION TO HTItlKK KLEMKNT IN.
TltODl'CKI) UY UEKKNBK IN
KH.VT VH. AIY Hl'gTAlNKD BV
COUIIT
When circuit court resumed Ita
session .today after a few days recess
II was to listen to tbo ,lauo of Kent
va. Ady. Home tlmo ago Joseph 8.
Kent, asslgnco of three claims against
Ahoy Ady, eulored suit. The caio
was i.ct, and on tho day for trial a de
lny wna granted on defendant pa) lug
lertnln costs Incurred. Next the do
fondant tiled a cross bill In equity,
which the plaintiff movod to 'atrlko
from tbo court files, Iho utter party
not wishing the case, totjo Into the
equity division.
This morning Judge llonry V, Ben
sou listened to thu argument on the
motion to strike, mid sustained It.
From Mils tho defendant gave notice
of appeal. Tho court orderod the law
action to proceed, to which the de
fendant entered formal objections. It
wna contended, In substance, that the
court ought to await the outcome of
Iho appeal hoforo the law action be
taken up, but tho court did not ace It
that way.
Thla la the aecond time within a
few weoka that till procoduro baa
barn followed In n cnno In the circuit
court here. In tho cnao of Cantrall
v. Carroll tho defendant filed a Croat
hill and motion to atrlko It wan au
Inlned, The defendant Rnvo notlco of
niiponl to J ud (to Percy It. Kelly, which
hn nlnce hcon taken, naklng that the
aw action await tho appeal, but JudKo
Kflly waa not ao Inclined. When ho
ordered that tho trial proceed tho do
fen no wanted tnoro tlmo, which tbo
court wna willing to grant If (200 waa
paid by Carroll for tho plaintiff's ox
pernca In Retting ready for trial. Car
roll' attorney, C. M. Onelll, aald Car
roll wna financially ablo to pay but
ft 00, but tho court would not mod
ify It order, and Inaiated that tho
trial ro on. Tlio defcnio wag unpre-
paTcd to ro ahead, and Judgment waa
riven to Cantrall.
ANOTHER DYNAMITE CASE.
60ES ON AT ANGEL CITY
Man Cliargrd With Complicity la At.
lomiit lo AtMniao Hall of Krcords
In lliat Ciljr Commence. Trial Be
fore Judge Cabannis.
United I'rear Service
LOS ANOKLE8, Fob. 14. -Tho
trial of A. U. Maple, charged with
complicity In tho attempt to dyna
mite tho Hall of Ilccords, started
hero today, Judgo Cabannis presid
ing. Tho second trial of Bert II.
Connors, similarly enarged, waa set
for April 18th. The first Connera
Jury disagreed.
OPERA HOUSE IS
MYSTERY SCENE
(it'KlUN l-nUELKM AI'IUKXCK IIY
HOl'K, IIANDCl'FP AND MILK.
CAN TIUCKM, AND WOMAN
OAXCKH AND 8HOWH ItATH
A fair audlcnco assembled last
night at tbo Houston opera bouse to
seu iiio moving pictures, rauuneuK
dances and trained rats. Of the ro
dents, advertised ns 48, a number
were evidently not working last night,
a only about a dozen were on the
stage. Tbo woman also bos two
trained gout. Some mjstlfjlng tricks
In unloosing handcuffs and knots wero.
done by Cluerlu, who also escapes
from a large, locked inllkcan In a
very puzzling manner. There will be
n change or bill tonignt.
AITI.K FIIKIGIIT ADVANCE
1'IT OFF UV AUTHORITIES
The Interstate Coaunerte Coaasaiseioa
Holds l'p I-roi-oscd Lift la Rate fur
tarrying Frnlt From Oregon and
Other Western State Prodacia It
n.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 14.
Tho Interstate commerce commission
has held up the general advance oa
railroad rate for transporting apple
from Oregon, Washington and other
Western fruit districts, and ordered
an investigation. The advance would
ti.ivo become effective February It.
EMPRESS WEEPS AS SHE
DIDS PREMIER FAREWELL
Chlneso lloyal Franale Haaaaa Taaaku
MlnUtcr for Loyalty, and Roast
I'rlnces of Trader Yeara for Oppos
ing Abdication
bulled Preas Bervtce
PEKIN, Feb. 14 -The dowager em
today granted Yuan Bhl Kal his last
audlence: Weeping, she thanked Yuan
for hla loyalty, declaring that bis
statesmanship prevented the rebels
from executing herself and the em
peror. 8ho condemned the younger princes
for opposing the abdication. Yuan
arsured her that the Imperial elan
would bo shown every courtesy.
MORGAN'S ART OUTLAY IB
now over loe.eee.eoo
Nr?W YORK, Feb. 14. The reeent
announcement that J. Plerpont Mor
gan would .bring a portion of hla art
colleottqn from London to New York,
baa led to 'the discovery that the
financier haa Invested a suaa sstlsut-
ROOSEVELT'S IDEAS
IN KEYNOTE SOON
cd at moro than 1100,000,000 In art
trcaaures. These aro said to consist
not only of paintings, statuary and
Jowcls, but of collections of wide
ran go and enormous value, of ceres
mica, porcelain, bronzes, reliquaries
and antiquities of almost every form
and conception, of every ago of bar
barism and civilization.
Morgan's London collections aro es
timated at more than 120,000.000
value; his New York art trcaaures
ljilly twice as high. Paintings and art
objects lent to museums swell tbo es
timated fund by $10,000,000, while
an equal sum, It Is believed, la not
an excessive cstlmato of tho value of
art objects he has given away.
Many hundreds of minor objects,
each costing from hundreds to tens of
thousands of dollars, are aald to com
pos the bulkf the collection value.
COAL HTItlKK PROBABLE
OVER WAGE DISAGREEMENT
LONDON. Feb. 14. The Miners'
Federation met hero and considered
tbo operators' refusal to grant the
minimum wage scale. It Is believed
a general strike March 1st Is Inevit
able
)
ARIZONA NOW STATE BY
PRESIDENT'S UTTERANCES
Moving rictarrs Takea of Ccrrraoay
of TaK IndiUag Naaw oa Docasseat
ad He Makes the Pea Used a Prsa.
mt to Hitchcock
Called Press Service
WASHINGTON. D. C, Feb. 14.-
President Taft signed the Arlsoaa
statehood proclamation this morning.
and moving pictures were takes of the
ceremony. President Taft gave Sec
retary Hitchcock the gold pen with
which ho signed the document.
New Governor Take Oflk -
I'nltrd Press Service "
PHOENIX. Arli.. Feb. 14. Gover
nor Hunt waa 'simply Inaugurated as
governor of the forty-eighth state at
noon, fifty years from the day Jeffer
son Davis mado his proclamation ad
mitting Arizona to tho Confederacy.
Hunt, who began bis career thirty
years ago as waiter In a restaurant
here, walked to the Capitol.' A great
celebration tonight Is planned.
Sloan Goes to Federal Reach
mini rrrsa rtorntw
WASHINGTON. D. C, Feb. 14.
Tho White House haa announced that
retiring Governor Sloan will be named I
as federal Judgo In Arizona. Taft
wired Slean: v " "
"I congratulate the people of tho
newest commonwealth upon the real
ization of their long cherished ambi
tion. My best wishes to retiring and
Incoming offlclals."
AHMOl'R FIRM LOST MONEY,
IS ACCOUNTANTS STORY
CHICAGO, Feb. 14 Contending
that the Armour Company lost money
on the sale of dressed meats because
Its soiling agents were unable to keep
the prices up to ".request eosts," Ber
nard Rammer, Armour'a expert ac
countant, Identified hundreds of "cost
sheets" In the packers' trial. These
showed the selling prlco Invariably be
low the cost price. The government
Is seeking to show that the cost prices
nro Inflated.
FAST TRAIN JUMPS TRACK,
GOES OVEJUMBANKKEIIT
lilts Broken Rail With Resale That
Fireman la Injured and Doaea Pas
sengers Unused Up, Bat Noae Seri
ously, to Report
United Press Service
DEVILS LAKE, N. D., Feb. 14.
The Oriental limited, the (treat North.
ern'a eraek coast train, hit a broken
rail east of Doyou last night, jumped
the track and went over an embank
nient, The fireman waa Injured, and
a doien passengers were reported
hurt, none of them seriously.
Bert Doaa Is In town today from
Yonna Valley. ,
TAFPS STATE PLACE
CHOSEN FOR UTTERANCE OP MX.
PRESIDENT'S SENTDfENTd IN
CASE HE BE PARTY NOMDIMi
FOR PRESIDENCY
United Press Service
NEW YORK, Feb. 14. RooseTSlf
keynote, a definition of repaklleaa
progresslveness and the andean of a
platform whereon lie will seek taa
presidency if nominated, will Dj
sounded at Columbus, Okie, Beat
Wednesday. Progressive leaders am
nounced this today.
Roosevelt's Colnmbus speech will
not announce his presidential caad!
dacy, but will outline the principles
the republican candidate must Is
dorse. Governor Johnson, et-wtato
Senator Flynn of Pittsburg, Coloaet
Nclaon, the Kansas City editor, aai
Oscar Straus visited Roosevelt today.
Colonel Collier of Baa Diego waa
asked what the Roosevelt platform la.
Ho replied:
"It will be satisfactory to most pro
gressives, but will got asset the ap
proval of the radicals."
Joaasoa Not Pledged to '
NEW YORK. Feb. 14. Cafeael
Roosevelt "Teddy" Janlor, Netoea,
Johnson and Flynn luacued together
it the National Arts Club. Nena weald
talk for publication. It, to learned
that Johnson Is not yet committed to
nopportlag the Colonel. BsaHaJaa
that La Follette caaaot toad tkj aaM.
ed progressive support, Johaaea de
mands that Roosevelt take the posi
tive progressive posltlonOUeTwlaje
he feels that be caaaot ladorae tho
Colonel's candidacy.
GIVES BRIDE RHINO TAIL,
WHICH INDUCE SCREAM
Snaky Object Donated by
Roosevelt to Yotaag Woasaa Takes
Her by Sarprlse, Bat Wbat to Mat
NataralT
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fsb. 14.
Opening a package containing a wed
ding present from Theodore Roose
velt to her, Mrs. Walter Howe, leader
of the younger society set here.
screamed hysterically and dropped R
to the floor, It haa been leaned.
A black, snaky object rolled oat.
It waa a rhinoceros' tall, part of a
prize won by "Bwanno Tumbo" la a
great Jungle battle oa hla Afrleaa trip, '
After recovering irons ner rngav, aim.
Howe said she waa much pleaasd with
tbo gift. Just the same, the bride
called the butler, who picked It ap
gingerly and sequestered it
Mrs. Howe was Mary Carlisle. News
of the Roosevelt gift was suppressed
until Just recently.
DOROTHY ARNOLD CLUE
PROVES TO BOB FALSE AGAIN
Mlasing New York Girl I
by Police of Qaaker CHy oa Tap
Which Proves to Be Mlilssdtng,
and Does Not Reveal Yoaag lady
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14. After
montha pf apparnet Inactivity, the
mysterious disappearance of Mkw
Dorothy Arnold, the beautiful daugh
ter of Francis R. Arnold, millionaire
Importer of New York, became a sub
ject of police Investigation by the au
thorities, who exploded the ateet
clue. ,
Information waa received by Super
intendent of Police Taylor that the
young woman waa In a house In North
Warnock street, but. as la hundreds
of other Instances the Information
proved Incorrect.
Taylor, as soon as he got the "tip,"
sent two city hall detectives to the
place. They found the young woa
said to bo Miss Arnold did sot
the least resemblance to her..
MONEY TRUST PROBE Ml .
ASSURED, OUMMTJIa SATO
United Press Berries
WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 14.
Senator Cummins, member of tho sea
ate Interstate commerce oommlt.ee.
declared that the eomssltteo will
preheaslvaly laveetifate uo
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