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'THE WEATHER
Today--Fair. thu', dny for church at
T,.E: THE DAILY MISSOULIAN
VOL. XL. NO. 188. MISSOULA, MONTANA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS
. . . . "E- . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .
CURRENCY BILL
ENCOUNTERS
A SNAG
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS DECIDE
TO HOLD A CONFERENCE
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
COMPROMISE IMPOSSIBLE
Tie in Committee Results in Attempts
to Fix Number of Regional Banks
Wilson and His Followers Stand Pat
for Eight Branches-Owe It to the
Country to Get Busy.
Washington, Nov. s.-With the sen
ate banking antl currency committee
deadlocked in its consideration of the
administration currency bill, a call
was issued tonight for a conference
of senate democrats next Wednesday
to discuss the measure. The call was
issued by Senator Swanson of Vir
ginia, who circulated the petition for
the call on authority from Senator
Kern, who is out of the city. Sena
tor Swanson decided upon this course
after an adjournment of the commit
tee for the day, and after he had vis
ited the White Hlouse and talked with
President Wilson.
All day the couinittee wrangled
witlhout result over the questioni of
fixing the number of regional hanks to
administer the new currency system.
Half a dozen votes were takein on
various propositions fixing the nullherý
at from 4 to R. Each vote disclosed a.
tie, Senator Hitchconk voling with 11he
five republicans against the six re.
maining democrats. In vain hre ad-i
ministration senators declared that the
president was determined to have at
least eight regional banks-the tie
could not he broken and Senator
Shafroth forced an adjournment.
No Compromise.
After adjournment liii democratic
members went into session. An :it
tempt was made to seclre a compro
mise by which the administration sup
porters would yield on ether ploits ii.,
order to assure eight regional banks.
But the administration senators wx'ere
not willing to yield enouigh and the
effort failed.
At tils lpoi.n, Senatorl Swanison and
hi Conference call came into lthe sit
uationl. The petition for the call lnad
been cireculated and Ihal belen signel I
liv 23 demnocratic senators. i.ust as
soon ais the colllinittcicnell displiersed
Senator Swansoni hurried to the \White
House. After lie had talked with the
iresideniit he sought Chairmanii 1 won
and Senators Pomerene, Iollis and I
Shafroth, the admiinistration cioninmit
tIemen. They signedl the petition and
Senator Swanson immlnediately issued
the call. The letition, which wash
addressed to Senator Kern. chairmanii
of the dlemocra tic conference, roau1ls:
"The undersigned, bielieving it im
portant that a confereoce of delo
cratic senators shoull hle held so that
they may aidvise together with respect
to banlkinig and currel:ey legislation,I
req'uest you to call such conference atl
the earliest date ,within which you
may lie able to give reasoniablle no
tice to absent senators."
The petition was siglned In Setla
tiors Martin, Swanson, Smith of Mary
land, Ashlurst, Chamberlaini. Chiltoln,
Fletcher, Lewis, Martine. Myers, (ivcer
man, Pitman, Shepherd, Shields, Sim
mons, Smith of Arizona, Stone, Thom
as, T'hompsoni, Till lian, Vardama i,
iallsh, \Williams, Owen, Pomerene
Hollis and Shafroth.
White House Silent.'
No comment was madtl at the \it t
House on lthe develolipments, but Sen-ii
ator Swanlson gave out this statemient
which reads in part:
"Believing that there ihais ibeen too
much delay in the enactment of cur
rency legislation, andii perc'eiving that
tliere seems to bie irreconiilaillue l if
ferences betwieen thie deloclraic m11111m
(Continued from Page Three.)
ROOSEVELTS SAVE
TWO YOUNG GIRLSi
New York, Nov. R.--Throigh Ilie
friendly offices of Theodore and Mrs.
Roosevelt, two young Allerican girls
who sailed from New York last month
for Rio Janeiro are back liere after an
excursion in the Brazilian cit thlat
might have been disastrous but for the
influence of their fellow Anericans.
The young women are Miss (Glatld y
Waddell, 17 years old, andlll Mis. ;iJoan
Shore. 19 c ears old. They were fellow
passengers with the Roosevelts on the.
steamer Vandyke as the colonel statrte'(.
from New York on his South American
trip.
Many of the ipassengers, notably
Mrs. Roosevelt, became interested in
the bright young women, and when
it was found that they were under'
contract to appear in a place of amuse
ment in Rio Janeiro. Mrs. Roosevelt I
made inquiries which resulted in a de
elslon by the young women, through
her advice, to return on the next ship.
"DEE-LIGHTED!"
let GNRLIS . . -
'I
b auMICHA A3
(QNt ONDEI fTAA °i1
Ef
y 'eME rEDDY,
I-t
//
-, /I ;C/'
o TdUShnef&
WYOMING ARRIVES
AT THE PORT
OF MALTA
AMERICANS SAID TO BE SMART
EST LOOKJNG JACKIES EVER
TO VISIT THE PLACE.
\1: h11a No, . o . The \\ ,,rain f, t,
I flatshlp of the t'nited Si tat,: At
- illti, Ihttl i+,slu i fh11- , 1 tflt'· l o m.ll
I lma d t o It t ;llt .\l d ir l ci' hal'ks I 1.I
lI adger, stets uI into port tIday ;and
W eas heo rtily cheored l; gri-t Ut ott's
I of spectators mgathered n thle I,1s
itins. Thle \V. intiing is IIt, l
e anld most powt\Xrful w.rshilp yi S(-1l
i at 1Malta. She "till remaiiin li wr uinti
I 'rl T es "ty next, \twt h n Shl will Ipr ' d
- for Nx i,...
1 A large Iitil iii r of thiet i .l,\i (n:i
tilhe(re t \"itllill I short t11 i aftert ' tit
met I, i lrotllips Br' itish saitil.r :tnt
Muchlirs, th Liberty Allowed
dit ll i. Ther i \ nerll I l l t1 t II liii
- thy visit, bettiause theso Iltlil rn ii ,i ti\
t in el nll t hitai 'requ ·ietoed the : i
a, tii l at th t d ifferent points wt.hi,'h it,
I fleet is visiting to dispense iitth ;tny
formal ell n ertailInment.
Much Liberty Allowed.
- lhl ili rillse tein tilt i no it is itl,
SmoniSal Ior it ial, bui t th <ir i-us ttit,-tu
, thoi menl will hei allohcI d as iiit lih
- erty as possible, so that I th mat y
- utilize their otportunities to the hsi
- adt atago. The entertainments :r
1, runged hone arse on a small scale.
o The 1mtlerle.an bluejai 'kets art' tr
ýaterizod as the smartest looking set
that ever came to Mlilta . et+o
mander Tolo d said the VII;li,, stn
o lt+nVentful. Tqh+' collir-rs and h',. i
-tatl :hips retmain w \ith the Iattheships.
t which oealed several tilnes.
Orff " ;ibraltar the battleships s, p
0 crated, ltpro (edin, for \ari' ls des] g
mated ports acol'<rdinll to the plroa:;r; il
so as to arrive at their resiet.iic
M Prs. [o,.evcelt ;nid oth,,r, :rul h,,,1
Iby thtt loi, nel r.. , iilt,'pl f i t th ' I ii . .i re
imoney being yniclý- r:i- + rls . \\Iw'hn flet
U itIttd l t' r e';hq l (' i ,it ,Ii .Iiir (n ,
tlb 1er _( it w(,rs de idced ti o Itraný-f'1r Ilh"
sail l i . nit' III h it, t l'i. t h lll tl Ui I lt au
latitit-fi I tiis l il t't h!.J'l 'l-ll 1li lil t l II
stra.zihur ni ln lo l The lrx'zilh n ollxbth
Stolinsul in, h.,Wrenn, hitllI lite uitr.I
Igirlun h tt ias inters'n epted 1.,l, '". ii
reached the Vitistri. t- Thei y ii t,i M lie
ashour, and billed ,lefore 1 Inll istratie,
acusted] of vilrat i. ng ;i i' itrea t. !IL'rtII
nately \I r,. oonse.velt hI l gilen .Hliss
\V'atld ll a limte to thle Amerii.-It' n iin
isitr, ind ' fin ial interi entiog n . th
consul in person, w-hickh tihe not('
brought abort, ultimately r-s'.ilthd in e'.
dismissal at the case Thereupon the
girls took passage on the V ostris, on
which the, arrivld hert t,,night, Miss
\addell lives in this eity ald Miss
Share lives In Chicago,
PLANS OF LANE
MAY GO
AWRY
SPir(1 Prlt.l t i ll' \\aI. r (lllt ll' l
rh In r lir \\ti \ 111 i l ls t I. I .. t I l ai
h l \ \V" n H t I ( I I al·· H ' l ~ I I .'. "l l pl] I
l.iirpr li llild foI r l (l- h ici r IVtirk iN
i-proving the roaids u viside the
I rl'k, ill thil- il 1, I t1 i f l t1f r 's r ti: 11 .
is llropposed in the matter h. theI
- ipij roll.er of tllh Ircimia t -I. who
Stlils t i l t rl t . tian "vit enl
lri 1lriill I tion l itr .oIII; tlh lti lhhe
I i t OliJ i ll 0iei l l y iil y he ix -
`'eC.( tary L a511, al'lhr his' visit
to tihe par .) k, plat 1Ie to Iitlh \\lit11h
this :I . o)I l i' lion :1 I;m il.e
si tI r ch fI' I' r- aI thr uIgh the res
tiii'aiitnl. j ill iust i f i i iii;ss ihg h lt ii
the groomd thl ti it w.tHhl really le
HiI illlplrO ienn t of tille pIark. Th,
eollIIt'roller's opp" sition, iI ' con -
till etl, sill Ill:1_ke ner'ce ss r.\' thl
;llllllllllllll t il the 1, ;ll ' Illill.n
ALLEGED GAMBLERS
AT RIVERSIDE
ARRESTED
SHERIFF KELLEY AND DEPUTIES
MAKE RAID AND CAPTURE
MEN AND LAYOUT.
t eii'rsih ii s tho firsl IIl; . outtside,
tIIe ill l\ihere S he liff l 'iley has lildt
ito gi.ive i I, ll tlrac Itiiit lleoii S 'tlilitli iiif
his s- eri' y w l il le saidil thil a11 tlih
i- i int.l ut- ih slto ilped Ihrollhlliit .Mis
solia i ity. Last llilght i mid
Ililght I'lid r Sheriff lrilinll and 1)el
lies ' loffeý inli Johnsoni, l, r'ailoed th),
T hihodei lll & (o s salo atli li\er
side, lit--lht six, men p Iailins st -lt
l'oi i it iii l ;1 ir ,1t l I. t hl I r, I.. ll. ri
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ith ly he ,v " e, I 't I i th1 1 e I'. !
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'li l' t thei B res! fl itP Ilprop'lot rsl ;- 1il
I-l laii'hi v 1 -i il ili.i h 1ln ng l ii" ll
ieili Iii i Ially il oluintaill l aii o l.-r tIhl
MEXICAN REVERTS TO TYPE.
ul l nllter of mI I in a Pigl hall
in. V oldt . lir I lli- it rsl it l t i , i
thitillc s fnd in ate ao t-he fwiks .ist
I' le sW ndered to .ficrs who.
'.iced ol tht' s onle' w.hilt' the ilt l was
in progress.
GEORGE WOOD DIES.
Helhnn. Nov' h' --(Special t ;,eorlge
It. WVood, for ninny yars a resident I1
Ileltvna and (7reat ]alls in the emplot
I of thl A. .L Halter comipa-yi. dhy here
this morning after a tiw-walks' ill
ness. Tlh fiillerral will he hell Iltu or"
ru W.
FIEMENKLLEO
WHEN STRIKE WAR
REOPENS
STRENUOUS DAY PUT IN BY
COLORADO MINERS AND
SEVERAL MEET DEATH.
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HUERTA CONTINUES DEFIANCE
OF THE WILSON "ULTIMATUM"
AND WILL REMAIN IN OFFICE
GENERAL BLANQUET
A RANKER
GENERAL BLANQUET.
c1cenr r`; i .\lll.(lian ri I(I:I1 III'I Illlih
ic i tt tiiIwia t In l l o, iI ti hosl I it )Itt
litIs. mir presiden on s~Iiiit II hcti 7
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strees h Isl' 1111)ni Il ilgrtitl 'itl
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J, I I / fI i-IIIULLL
HAVE A DISPUTE
OVER LETTER
SENATOR SAYS PUBLISHER WAS
ASKED TO GO TO RUSSIA
ONLY FOR A YEAR.
Ihiissit Jsimli flit litn lsos
. .....a m te Iea or fo
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pulli tijij n i f Ii Ittii r . s aidl vt II t'
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tauti'. Pl/llhql t ' iit ii iif I Illh t t. liiir
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perl'soll; l'lr;ta. ,.ill ait his. lP oriat ,f
fir t he ULetter's Ofter. l
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to r (iij il i 111 ling tha iii 55-t Ii
liil' I iiic i, u whu h liii i iil\+t. i )I Ii i .
hald u nt n t'l I ,11 le lh , h l l' to r11". lPili
dolt, said:
i1f M r1" P~imllh ll no13 I hail hi. +id liot=
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rhi'lth linc l it w i tI ,llo h<. r 1. two "lr
il tl i i tti l tiit i iSh iti n i It p i lilwt, iV
ih h< tiiih I tat, il Iihi ri rlli t
t it l h it iif e r . t i' the i llat , 0 il
Ituit f--lhlluli totul t ' il t i1 1ll tlli l
ttgh Itpr IsI tin ltt O lt Il two thlii
ce rile " S h it h iihl i, 1il4e Iwas idone
11thte peop l tire grsiti Il ilthlmu il Il
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nhl] tit~ \ tllll+ u lshed. ili ltll i
twriicl~l to 11 l'indl*ll I1"lll, n ltr, ln wit s
hol, t h fl t- the llrubt ltal thedf iti !,
sian,. pot t o fiil Illtl+.. the u e ,ie P tl in!l
hof ..4 I uri (inrb,.i+l wh \V 0 il s.!l t 1|.igned I
i Af;ll ; tle 111h, hunex iIre.d th,, ;if
f1 1" ami butbe n e rnlI+l y 1'
'"i'll+'ll,lthe i ilihliat ion < of his remii nill
]M iin V ;i tin "th l 1 I helliev Mr "lihndlly
Th f+.il ll r I mbl+. iri sh e t hi s mornI fit"
1r. tolihl 1 i." .,lt+r. P ind l aIh d to~i'
"ll I'ii tl n e ar recelitedl Il it, I ne l+
l1Y t!dilsu 14i on o in th is app+llt o int mentll
-s 11.4 f,. mihtlllsigninnailhul .
I fourl th tlt+ dehock l toli dl+;o hir for
Juniat.l wa.. i repluwd hyto be homkl;
lon Ire., Hiserty apon<I( ltme ta wasll dox
eath q ru+lliik +) hock tlok pilil hr e tol-l
Will Continue Occupancy of Presidency Un
til End of Next Year Even If It Means War
---Rumor Spreads That Blanquet Has Re
signed, but He Denies It---President Wilson
Reported to Have Issued Another Notice.
BULLETIN.
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