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THE WEATHER NO BLAME
Re:sts with the weather tn
Toda-Fair. nless Montana's men ae
Tonorrow-Fair; warmer. web-i ooted.
VOL. XL. NO. 174. MISSOULA, MONTANA, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS
FIRE DANGER
IS HALTING
WORK
SMOLDERS DUE TO EXPLOSION
IN THE STAG CANON MINE
BREAK OUT ANEW.
GAS STILL BOTHERSOME
Helmet Men Spend Most of the Day
in Fire-Fighting and Gas-Clearing
and Removal of Bodies Is Slow
Total Number of Recovered Dead Is
Eighty-Eight.
D)awson, N. M., Oct. 27.-Momentary
Inlllonlac of fire in the 'workings of mine
No. 2 of tile Stag Callon Pouel 'ompany
conllfrontedll the govlernmenlt t and mine
rescue officials tonight. The fire to
day took the attention of the helmet
menll unlil the flames finallly were dis
overed. Tollight special lhelmetl
crews, fully e-qluipped with mine tfire
fighting apparl)llatus, are statoned at
the air shaft., roady to l'respondI)l il
stantlyo o the first report of fire.
Smlollders ldue to ihlle expllosion ill
which 2G(3 moin lost their lives are
ibelieved to exist in many of thei
ha1 ilets. These smolllders, it is
feared, will burst intoll fltlames as soon,
:1s Illenough oxygetin has. Ibeen forced into
the worklingsg t permit combustion.
Two Explosions.
Exploration work today and tonight
developed the opinion that two distinct
explosions ouI.rrelt Wednesday. FromI
indic~ations within the mine it appears
lhat the major, and first, explosion
centlered in chambetr 1S or 19. At this
oIint the fall of rock anti timber is
heaviest,s and the bodies in these
clhambers have Ieen found to be the
"lost mutilated. In the chambers north
of the high line and adjacent to th"
east facing, lead men have been
found, but their death, according to
mine physicians, was caused by suffo
cation. In chambers 21 and 22 west,
also adjacent to the east facing, the
,bodies were injured. slightly by the
lconcussion. It is here that the secondl
and minor shock is believed to havy
occurred.
Rescue men tonight hatve failed t,
.penetratlet chamher 19 east, the one inl
which many bodies are expeclted to lbi
oundi. W'ith fire-fighting and gas
clearing, the helmnet men had their
hands full in tile daylight hours, hav
ing 1been driven back Iy the reuppear
anIlce of heavy carbonate ahid gas
early in the mllornilg, and having spent
much time ill subduing the fires thati
originated in chambers I and 7. As i
result of these additional elements of
danger, only 27 more bodies were
broulght to the surface today, making
S8 the total number- of recovered dead
,noe hun:tired and seventy-five remain
in the mine, mlost of which are Yet un
discovered.
Many Unidentified.
So many unidentified bodies have
been brought to t the surface that mine
officials believe it possible that (Gen
11ral .Superintendent t McDermott's
body may have been among them. The
lamIe is true as to HIarry 11. 9tIcShanle,
the wealthy young miner from New
York, though Coke Superintendent
M1orrow\ declares that lie satw the Ibody
in onei1 of the rear chambers whell
\vorlking wt ith helmet crew ThllIs
d'ay.
The goNvernment helmet men who
began their perilous task this morn
ing of operating an electric motor car
into the mine are continuing their
work tonight. They reported tonight
their expectation of reaching the main
a:ir shaft at chamber 13 before day
light. It is at this point that the res
cuers halnve established their working
basis, a.ndl if the car can reach it the
w\\ork i of irecIovering hodies and of ex
,plorationl will be fuacilitated greatly.
ON CONVICT'S HEELS
SHERIFF SEES FIGHI
Sacramento, Oct. 25.-Believing he is
close oin the heels of the fleeing trio
of criminals who yesterday escaped
from Iolsom prison, Captain Smith of
the pursuing prison guard, is muster
ing his forces near Auhburn in prepara
tiomn for a battle which is expected at
a;ny time. It is believed the fugitives
are working their way up the Ameri
ran river in the underbrush.
(Scuards have been stationed in farm
houses in the vicinity of Auburn to
prevent the repetition of the raids
made early today, when the convicts
look clothes, food and ammunition
from several ranchers. The convicts
left the message that they are out to
make their escape regardless of the
number lqf lives it may cost.
BARNUM FREED.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Oct. 25.-How
ard H. Barnum, the aged gatekeeper
who was charged with allowing Harry
K. Thaw to escape from the Mattea
wan asylum for the criminal insane,
was discharged today by Justice
itorcsehauser. The Dutchess county
grand jury refused to indict him.
MINE GUARD DIES
IN TRINIDAD
RIOTING
Trinidad, Colo., Oct. 25.-In a
battle between striking miners and
guards this afternoon, which lasted
,from 2:40 until 5:30 this evening,
one of the guards was killed. A
striker was shot through the arm,
though not seriously wounded. The
battle started when deputies who
had gone to the depot to meet the
train were fired upon by strikers,
'who had left the colony and en
trenched themselves at the over
head bridge of the Colorado &
'Southern, a half mile south of the
depot. More than 1,0040 shots were
fired.
NO TROUBLE FEARED
BY AUTIORIflES
IN MEXIC
CANDIDATES MEET AND PLEDGE
THEMSELVES TO ABIDE BY
ELECTION RESULT.
Mexico ('ity, (lct. 25.-As a final
preliminary to the holding of the gen
o'rl elections tomorrow all the candi
lates present in tile capital gathered
this afternoon at the national palace,
it the call of President Huerta, to dis
O:uss lquestions relating to the future
conduct of the candidates. As a re
)ult of the conference General Huerta
'nnounced his intention to make a
formal proclamation embodying the
agreements arrived at.
These agreements were that the
'andidates abide by the result of to
morrow's voting. Should any candi
late he shown to 'have polled enough
votes to constitute his election, the
others are to assist him in pacifying
the country and placing it on a sound
financial and industrial basis.
(On the other hand, should there not
bre enough votes cast to fulfill the re
luirements of the law, the elections
for that reason 'will be declared of no
affect, all those concerned are to aid
General Huerta. in-'.ytvy way possl
ile to accomplish the same ends,
pending the calling and holding of
e\\' elections at a future date.
The conference was attended by
Federico Gamboa, presidential candi
late for the C'atholic Ilarty, David De
La I'uente, the liberal republican can
lidate, and 1Manuel I'alero, candidate
lf the liberal party; Jose Maria Re
'Iuena. vice presidential candidate on
:he ticket with General Felix Diaz;
General Eugenio Rascon. ]Dr. Gregario
Mendizabal, and Jesus Flores Magon.
the other vice presidential candi
lates. The conference is said to have
,cen harmonious in the extreme, all
of the candidates pledging themselves
to the agreenlent.
Preparations Completed.
All preparations have been corn- lo
pleted for the elections of both presi- ini
lent and vice president deputies and
senators. The registration lists have "h
heen distributed to the committee flu
who will preside over the polling is
places. The police who have been se'
Issigned to the various districts have me
won instructed to observe a strictly
lte!tral attitude. In addition, some of
4,000 troops in harracks will Ibe ready w\e
,a sull)ress any attempt at disorder. thi
Neither the government officials nor thi
the candidates look for any trouble, rie
All the candidates have publicly ex- ful
horted their followers to do their duty
at the polls, but preserve orderly con- set
duct. The law provides that one-thirdl ha
the total number of eligible voters 1id
'oust exercise the right of suffrage in
order to make the election valid, p.
Failing this, congress is expected to to
declare the election void. whereupon se
general HuertaL will continue presi
lent ad interim until conditions per- gr
mit of new elections. to
There is no excitement in the capi- dcl
tnl tonight and only a mild interest Cr
is noticeable. A very light vote is ex- tel
pected throughout the republic. Ii
At the headquarters here of Gen- At
eral Felix Diaz doubt was expressed do
tonight that General Diaz would come in
here. It was explained, however, that as
on account of the refusal of federal fit
officers to transmit telegraphic mes- ti
sages, headqua'rters were out of touch 1al
with Diaz. 10'
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WOMAN CHIEF FOR CHICAGO. lit
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Chicago, Oct. 25.-A woman for chief m
of police of this city is being seriously ar
considered by Mayor Harrison, accord
ing to a story today in the Evening
Post. The mayor has not made known t
his choice for successor to Chief Mc- b
Weeney, resigned, but the Post learns gr
that Mrs. Gertrude Howe Britton looms
large in the mayor's canvass of the
field. Mrs. Britton is a woman of in
dependent means, who for years has r
been prominent as a social worker. d
AFFECTIONS PLACED HIGH. lit
New York, Oct. 25.-A jury in the
supreme court placed a value of $35,000
on the affections of Miss Mary Mc
r Intyre, a Brooklyn school teacher. A
v verdict awarding her this sum was
returned today in her $150,000 suit b
against William Hughes, a manufac- d
a turer of paper boxes, for alleged breach tl
y of promise to marry. Miss McIntyre o
is about 40 years old; Hughes, 66. ,
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'BIG FLEET LEAVES.
FOR EASTERN
VOYAGE
NINE DREADNOUGHTS CARRY,
AMERICAN GREETINGS TO
THE MEDITERRANEAN.
Hampton Roads, Va., Oct. 25.-Bear
ing the greetings of the new ,world to
the old. nine dreadnoughts of the At
lantic fleet started today on their way
from Hampton Roads to the Medi
terranean. The sombre-garhed war
machines, carrying thousands of
American men, received *the final
farewell from the Dolphin, bearing
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt, and glided out
slowly between the protecting capes
into the olpen sea,
As the gray forms, melted in the
shadows of the horizon the wireless
flashed the last word from the as
sistant secretary, acting as repre
sentative of the president, com
mander-in-chief of the navy.
"In sending you as representatives
of the United States navy of today'
\\e hope to show the old world that
the achievements and traditions of
the past are being sustained and car-,
ried forward to a still more splendid
future. Good luck and Godspeed."
Thus react the final benediction and
scarcely had it left the aerials when
hack came the reply of Rear Admiral
Badger, in command of the fleet:
"The fleet thanks you for your
parting words and will do its utmost
to reflect honor on the country and
service."
In battle formation the ponderous
gray ships slid by the Dolphin, laying
to just inside the capes. Straight
dclwn the channel they crept, the
crow of each lining the rail at qular
ters, marines anld hands on parade.
First came the mnammnoth Wyoming.
At her masthead fluttered the blue
double-starred flag of the command
ing rear admiral. Two ship lengths
astern the Arkansas, flags-hip of the
first division under Reir Admiral
('ameron McR. W\Vinslow, steamed
along. Then at exact intervals fol
lowed the Utah, Filorida, Delaware,
Kansas, Vermont and Ohio. In their
wake signalling "Engine trouble"
limped the ('onnecticut, Rear Admiral
Frank E. Beattie's flagship. A few
miles out awaited the suppily shiips
and colliers., with the hospital ship
Solace.
A driving rain which had drenched
the fleet all night ceased and the sun
broke through the heavy clouds to,
grace the farewell ceremonies.
BANDIT SHOOTS CASHIER.
Addison, Ill., Oct. 25.-Assistant
Cashier Edward Roterssund of the Ad
dison State bank probably was fatally
wounded here today by an automobile
bandit who escaped after compelling
C(ashier E. W. Fischer to give him the
contents of the cash drawer, $S10.
0 FOUR DEAD, MANY HURT.
New York, Oct. 25.-A, gas oven in
l which the metal was being enameled
a on the top floor of a six-story factory
t building in Canal street, exploded to
Sday, killing four employes, three of
h them women. More than a score of
e others were injured or burned in the
fire that resulted.
HOODOO FOLLOWS
NEW HAVEN
ROAD
Boston, (t, . . -!,ifto-on iprsnls
w rP hin jtired, il WorIln seriously,
whelt the (I"1l Idlge exprel' ss, houndtl
for Hoston 1l,.i ihe Neaw York, New
Haven & liri fl'rd railron Ial, wetnt
off the track nn n urIIVe a moile ali
aI half east . \\Westrly t iiighlt.
iiPavy rain s telie nilt I hat'
1ndel'lllillu , n t e I m idhrtl, tain sin .
the rails ti ro ad.
ish p l ,. I' Ihif lt le I th d, I Is
land dio',si , ,,s retriiiil.,l frlm
th e lpl isc,., l l ; .t l 1.( 1 h (' %,ll '%lll iil ill
NeW \"''rl to his honrt, in l''o\'i
dlellne. II' \\ : nut hurt lll d htlpl d
Like1 ..:iare ,. the injlred.
CARRANZA WILL NOT
HOLD ELECTION
AS VALID
LEADER OF THE CONSTITUTION
ALISTS SAYS THERE IS NOTH
ING LEGAL ABOUT IT.
IfT rtuosilo, Mexico, ( O t. 25,- --\''n
istianll o 'rlrn' Z. leader lof the ron
stituitionhtilts.I lr-itrated h his prlt oii s
a Se tions fI( (i lll! lr Il IIIth t ti Ir no Cir
c('lllmtonll t's 1Ihild he pa rtic ipa:th' in
i eit11 l, iii l tlllzas replet it n of this
I ll' 'r(i ·· lCf'~liaii lll/a i( ri-tie tititt ll ut t is]
declaratia i.tas called forth hy thei
arrival ii IalitoSi llu of liernardo
to'lle'lri, emolllllinl in the interosts
0of th, ci andidlliy iof his lrotlhtll r. ,Maln
IIPrl ';lt, f~o"r lil, I rh presidnlthl . I!e.
sought iiin ahlit-tiue with I l 'irranza,
hut in a- -i11-i I.
ten" lr l I ,',lil, t Angel es, nwhi was
forIml ally alt' ior ilt ed sll l -setretar' ol"
the nar nlli navy deItpar.titletits of'
('arranz lt', lo s ttttit tonalist ethin ti ,
astsan.iitd his iduties to day. It1 lwas i
derstootd n~ si-i.rutatry woitl ie ip
pointed ait ,pros'nlt.
Adv'inci s i '-rn-l 1 l ovternor t Vi Veros oii
linalh a, ta 't. to. the efflrt hat: tihe
entire -,li thei-rn parl t of the stalte . 'i1-a
in the h1li: ds of the constitutionl liils
A tat--t, forlit, of felderals tt tilltiied toi
matel't thlir -a : soutthw.irul vest-"riit
from Ma.iiiatain, bti t tlt e r-ltIs iito
them at t11Vna.ilest, a few milhs soulhi
andi drove thetn batk, The f lederls
tloss (('is rilito'ted as 30tl.
TO PROTEST TRIAL.
San Faranneise. )Oc't. 25.-Jeis and
Christians 1I'l various donomlinatioi s
will as.l ,ml'iet tolmoi'l'ow iull101mas mei e(
ing to tii ottt againstt the trial it Ki-,'
Rtuissia, of Mtendel etiliss, a Jew, for
the alleged ritual murder of I1 t'|hr"s
tint boy. It-sointionsH demnandling thati
the trial .rase will be presented.
ZINNER'S COMET SIGHTED.
S'amntridcte. Mitass., Oct. 25.--A calte
l gram nitttonciitng tin observation olif
- Zntier's iuutnet biy Hartwig at Klel has
t been recetitd ati the HIrarard eCollege
f olservatiory. The comet hiad a small
Stail anind was vis.lble in a small tele
seope.
WINE IN COMMUNION
W. C. T. U. BRANDS
AS WRONG
EPISCOPAL MINISTER DECLARES
THAT "THIS IS NOT A GRAPE
JUICE CHURCH."
Noi',- York, (IctI. ir.t --The c(,in'nve tion
of t el W orld's 1\\"oInl4l (' hristian II lt'.I -
qlesting the housell, of lishops .f t
I'otestant I'Epis'copi churc' h lto "'itl
shilr the p4i'irirctY' of using unf1'r
n ,(4ntd w'in ati the comultllltllllion iin
t111 f fI l r l't'r elll d wiell., \Whic'h ,l ii
Ftoins tie 1 i mll ol'l ti(' 1oison, 4 lcohul."iIi
T.Silt, I' l tin llllli l 1 Is at suhslit ute for
4one o1rigintally ali'i''ered, settliig fI'rlIth
Utnit f't'lm. l lt td \w ill "'( utlld Ili t rtr ly
r'preI'l'se the bloo4d o4 f ('iihrsl-lt."
This IIphrase was obj ected to biv I,.tug
Sish dele4'ates, who 4argue('d thal it
v n iid alta gonlig ze' tlli ('hlurch lt' I'ng -
lud. I'the, I'Inglish delelgatls also oh
jit''ctl to :lla n nllnl4 t d41 ec4 i ring thatI
, -i 1 ,t s co il ded 4 II4nf4rt ill4l t, Vli
I l t 111i t'o il n it rI ' i)I."
The resuntio m'tine too late to pt,
iVI'e consll il ration I I by the hit Ishopsh,
,i1,0 ofli ad llJolflrlloiuOll.
The otij"l eiriiis were voiced bl y Mitlss
Agnes I '. ,ii'tck, hinol ari' secretary of
the o 4' /'lizationi4 , chtin sail that tlit'
lishop of Lincoln ito4 l ti r1 the Ch'urchl
o.f IIiilgl:l lt ('lill td 4n4 4 ofert' thl4 t 'l'4r -
nli. ent1 IIft'nf'' lite)l Wine4 . n iii hiat
I the ai'4chbisiop of n4' tlil 1hilry tollil ho':
"ti i4 pass(ll such a rPaesol' lin'5 i I sh1l ill
i use mly influencel tol s.t Ithat no mn
Il r 4l of thei Aii.ngelicn 4i 'l li c ' j'Ii h Jo)llit
44 44t 4r4 l'44i444 tio ."
I implore' you," sf4id MIss ilau'ik,
"lilt to pi.ss a4 resolu45 lti on1 wh ich 1 would'o1
li lntii r tour i lori'k ill r 'eatI Itil.tnl. \lW
. c 'hnnot '.'44 ford to tiiilgenize our4 i
414 44451414s. We 4re getting at 1his
iq t.-;stionr i i he I'hiir h i" Of Englandtl
frI o l l It lside, and we expe4 t to ac4
complip sh it hy this lilns."
The reques'' t of t4li' \W iiiln'll' ('1hris
4t44H4n T'1en4lt 'r444e u44n4 r44a44ed the1
Ilpiscopatl convtlllion two hbour's before
ii the eli ' s. t fior a.idjoI lrr inentll, . 144 \. I Ir.
\ h ex i tadii .r Ma' i n . I chairt 1an of ther
house of dleputies, threiw ti1 his hands
in a gestlureP whtn h" Wltsl told of thel
'"' goof ladies iniglht just as w(ell
i44ot 1ha4v waste 4 d tiheir e'ffort.s," I i' x
hLiti lli.. "\'Iihy donli t ithe, y leave theiise
tio thiigs1 l nt ,.' l ni re we shall 4 not
ii a t on it. It is too 1late iiivt'W . 14 tilhe
first ili'ac' it would 'requirne a t oi-
l-thiri.ds lviit, 4to c4on ider ilny 4 ' w bhust
S44 nI4 4 inl the sec.'ond place 4\(e' would)
itha4t, to., reiquirt. a two-thirds vote."
I v. li)r. IHenry Al.stie of this 'ity,
i secretary i the house of tildeputh.s,l
said that this is not I gTaipe-jiice
nl thurie,."
Slin the p1roposal to establish ai sepa
irat'e bishopiric for 'negroes4 in t4he siouth
a4 on4 ttt proposed elimination iof tlhe
vIas "l'ews, Tu rks, infiIdels and
iwrotich'" fro.n the (lood lrhlay col
I4t b''t44n, the housliite of bishops and tihe
ho.s(.' of dep'luties deadlocked. On the
Iproposaltl to r1equire a two-thirdls' vote
toi ('hang4' the name of the c1hurch,
lt- adopted bly the deputies, the hishops
of refustied to 444t be'4ause t1he resolution
a\ 44s sentto 0 tlhetn only yesterday, while
ige it was adopted Iy the lower house
t1l morte tllnn two weeks ago. T'I]he orig
e- Ill dIraflt O the resolution was mis
laid,
OUTCOME OF ELECTION DAY
IS AWAITED IN WASHINGTON
CHINKS DRIVEN OUT
FROM HAVRE
I tav 11 ,11 | nI' t, II ti tIJ +" tvll \l/!'. t' im o
llthi to n g a s ii retsult ,t' high f,+l
ing enlgeniqt~qlere by) thlt l+e''+'nt Pal-;l
il( g f aIll oi ltl dt.ii itr ll w hi h theI
C(hinet>.e tresistedt thi vlu, w~ith. \i hilt
fintirllns. ., IioIIr str l:y susl s o'
curlllt, thlt '(h+inlese .'ffet'tts Ithinilt'tl
n to 't tMill I tIlt i'l' t-ti gls fIt''l il
allt .H" ( l\n H ithl ;t \%,lil. ln
r'turtn'l. T|+ litllub 00%s 011tl10'l Illilor
MRS. EATON DENIES
GIVING HUSBAND
ANY POISON
DECLARES EMPHATICALLY THAT
SHE GAVE THE ADMIRAL NO
ARSENIC IN ANY FORM.
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li,\'otll lto homlit co'tllt rlis'+.
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halll Hs loI f,,ll ;Ish.I+I SIie II\ oi¢I If
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BITTER ROOT FRUIT
BRINGS GOOD PRICE
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I.ill llo .lll I-ll, I ti 1i 11it i .t.ll ' II
iI;11'' to h1('e no 'Ith e ' t1"h(' V ilt'l t()
dai. AV' 'lt list; iii li 'hat ittle tlii t
lto ,l \V'allt y i rri g ti n ( i hIt IIstititi ;Illl 1
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Atolls h ilt it 7un itts t't
1tt 'li thi; r ( i i hrt e t thod t of alttlt ' l't it
1 .iih t ;t i .in it t i t is I tii ir g r I ilt h icI
Nitriti t h' l fit l ri t In l 1t i tt thl itt
is this h'anding r, inglu "1ri ttr lt.nt
AIpplehs hlto at 17 g( ,ttis ti'r li i.i"
Il h'l f:i t i t hi l rit' litler are asi fol
lows: tti 'e 1 grWot'r iI g ntiorntd it h'
artist' is Htenry gll i' of t Stevenst villto,
who lfs it large hearing ortti rd a in
Sri'ttei " itti t le r nis ti-h the 1fiiit n'ltist tie
Thal vi'inity. The writr.e, '- IL, Long
well, f ltli lton, is t l nag' of tit'
Mointan Frui tht the ri ortors, iia ro
er organizanti.ont fri it witehd th a
North I' a'ifi' 'ruit 1listr ihbutors 111
shipok;mn, whichd hti the way, isi- not
ge onrollerd ty orsss onn tlte in ean.
Stmanner witththe irrigatltion ticoleal
Ias Mr, Jol's Sugg..ess. )hne of t1('
I dtient of thrit.. iring is to sign tupi a
I certain l nlu Lbr of l ti.er 'l \'t e sea-. l
son and in that n nlrtu l' t It t cn -
Strol the distrilution of the frtit. Oin'
fof the sections ,n the contract h,
2 twneen thlt growvr anllt] assoviat ion
specifies the grading andl packing
rules under which the fruit must be
t packed, and Mholh the growl'V is siltl
posed to follow tn the hest of his
abhility.
In regard to this parti'nlar grower
hand car (If apples \vhic'h is in Ilis
tion. The writer wishes to go oil rI'e'
lordl as 4 saying that t1(' growler did not
,ifoll(,' , the instructions, and deli ,er
3 ately packed fruit which myself and
t inspector tondemned as unfit for
A shipment, and owing to the ngli
a gencte or carelessness of the iaps(
- tor at that loading station the r
- went forward, being represented as
funcy fruit, \\'ih.an it 5hould have kern
FALL OF MONTEREY EXPECTED
TO ENCOURAGE THE CON
STITUTIONALISTS.
EUIOPE MAY CO-OPERATE
Powers Abroad Said to Be Consider
ing Concerted Move to Back Up
This Country-Wilson and Bryan
Working on Pronunciamento noti
fy;ng World of Uncle Sam's Stand.
c' , ti Almt n, .' i, t ", il,'r'.iill IlV i
Tlic. 'I''' : T , ' t l im bt ill .A.ci i li,'l It '' rO
rll.' . I l1I.`1 , I~ltl.',,~ l l '-l, tel" ltl l -lll'l/()%" l er
Europe MaytCo-operate
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III? Ir \llP \ 1~~~rn KO'IIIhi ) be iltl.
Europe May Co-operate.
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dIs ut.- lll'l. ill nt' :bro %\,l 1.1 "t i g(' i o i t
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.tittitHIt w i th t el ,l ha i to t ii t
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|illlly. iif1 t(i(' H Ull rtal go'+\'erlnmll tl filr
lil, Ifll tIIlrO' irovet\'+Iledl 1100 mhr a ll b('
foundll ;I gr ai'. ld~ t0 il . III h ~lutlllt iionllt
Illillrl'N ;l lhIr i 2 itl4 ,h,+ivlllin.- wv th the, lp l.
May Be Trouble.
"rhoug.4h replorlts fl'ti Alll \,xi<+4 l+.ntghi
m'lil l, . li , rli lled th i ea Po ill t' l' ighll pro-'t
i " i lt te s m aint'll r0 til,, lll , ii rt 111 (ti l itli|l.
of ti(h+'l l h,,ox i ill, r Iub lrli i,,ll d is ah es I
.ti(rilled Jill .illli ,e fori illuiit i~t~ ail'rnl
I hiel iiiher'l. t herei ili II1 , .,ll t' inii i'.
1h1 , II1:11111+ I" iil \\ h i.,h th l., i a,> 1 ll l'e -
i li ir,, haul lh,, 0 iul howl\ tll, Villi
W ill bI eli, t usse\' l.,+ t, tll l+\ .n i " till, lver+
y~l,.\ h llnet' ; of ih., hl 4islativi,
iurlyl,. whioh is h lll, gvll\ consi lititutel
il wir l} b .I' l li rt\l, l ' ( ll+ ri s lt~illr l.
1 \ 1 iti.d.lil10 ille lli f i tsis lll lti. ei ll
1 l1ll.,( ( i,, Ie \ailn:Il',,l m.fi1litlls(lOtelon
\Whl.!in l Ililt rlia w ill ;ll oi ntll li ,s ~e -
(( utllilialled lll |litgl T hl'lve,)
intllctdi ill 1 , ;h1 1 Illad it 1been
\ L in tt, , hl't the, nittsr [lout
,1 t lea l nut tih,' slate. \1tW e
' slh Ito i y that the writer, hating
"l a i tilýi ,le d f'll 11" 8:n's Itith W e
nillltchll l 1,1 Yiiak lii m distrits,ll is in.
\tn ition Iti =n that Ilse sti trouble
mi'1ht In o111 11neil i. i11t fruit fromu for
Illthsl se] li\.n -,l lll i'.. , \ilt h i,' , r acked
11h1111 i 8.(111 ri 1r. ( h lii il lfgl'll a iri (.ti
an1 1 shipl i, ttl h1 h elr ' i' ht' t ipe oft
I. r I'\ . (TI't. la fiioer hi, i the way,
, rop.ill· l'ra.n Ill,, :l~ ssciatioll On
golna nlitt all' liis d li rd of 11 tull rulesl.)
N81"l il \1"r. . Ines Jwlts fa tts he
fnl~ de, anr friubl tt lt sggett try for
mice , I)t stafl his kincknl Il' a le gitO
i11s to trie onlitiii'ns i beh.rt he burste
If roI," ants to 1'I trett i and ihirsona.ll
Iitter l t e81 s Ill f Ittl l eots are rseling
itl1r $11.,t to $2.1s t (ler istr, hts in that
!this i't a it is 'tialy frm ee fro\mline
el will givt it pro lliertonl be In bet i
hs itext ~knck.
1L' ( I llnit eon tlr Mr .Jones la.tll
finld to sltE otk l c lo,'le nint prices reatl
izttel on Bltter Ra t fruit "r that fronm
any other ,listrtht. itor \%-'l1d have
looked into t1h. mi itter d'e, ;,,r before
going befotre th. iniblie with a story
twhlch is certainili misrep resented atlt
which hurts every resident of this
(valley. Trhe cart it iqustioll sold (for
the decent fruit in the Carl at llric'es
which \\ould not have ,'ebn b,'aten by
any otther district at toh time it was
placed ., t the nuarket, Is the account
,ewer traeled in other fruit districts
the irtainly kmits that culls are
igrow' in all of them, and personally
I t'ontsidcr the Hitter Root more fortut
inate than some other districts in that
ir'pec't, as it is praetieally free from
codlin moth. If it was as free front
knockers it wouhl certainly be in bet
-ter cindittion. Yours truly,
.'. L. LONGWE1LL, .
Ilamlilton, Ot'toin'Ir -h, 1913.