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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1910.
mmiiDV nun:
llil II II 1 1 I II Hill I
INTO CASE
UNCLE SAM TO FIND WHY '
CITIZEN WAS JUGGED
Wealthy San Diego Man for
Trivial Alleged Offense Found
to Have Spent Three Days in
Dungeon,
B Minlt( Joarnal HinJ li4 Wire)
M-H'i city. July -'I TIih depmt-mi-m
nf f'irctun relation nt ihe solici
tation nf the A in'l li ti n iiliibussiiimi
tun asked ! telegraph f"r informa
tion rclntlng Ii the iirreat iiml I n r--amimept
Ut Tin Jiiittui in Lower i'hII
furnlu 'of 1 1. W. McKay u wealthy
American resident uf Hun Diego. Mc
Kay I illi'KU I" have run it foul nf
the Alexinm muhnriibs through tpnr
1K down it portion nf tin- bi.tindury
fence on B f Ui i sthlch he liail re
cently pure luisem Ambassador Wil
son, Hnliclpaling ihH arrlsal "1 (In- iu-
ptrticlloini from Washington, which
readied him twins, tiinl already inln n
ltn'timtt r Foreign Minister
Creel on a i nimiinli ii Unti from Los
Angeles, signed liy scleral prominent
residents nf Unit city: McKay's nf-
lense, HecOClliBg IH the tlllllerslalldlllK
of the iiuitM"il'ir from tin- tucngre
fuel 111 hi posscfulou Ik nllcgeil In
constitute I ? (ni svlilrh ii tul r Ihe
(niifiriiotioii nf Hip Mexican law. In ii
crime, n t r civil oficnce. nuil Is pun
Ishitlde by Imprisonment..
wi i.iiiv sx iii:; m
nwi.i.v itn i:si i tts nui.
Kan Hiegn. Cnl., July 21. I . W
SfcKny, sslmie arrest rtt Tin Juiina
Hlld Mnhe.eiOielil removal1 t l-liaMlUl1ll
huí been brought In the nlti'iilliin of
tllp tllte deplll't IlllUit lit WllHhillglnll,
wan t'Xluy 1 1-1 mi n ni' "i n hull nt ICtiHon
iiiln, nrcnrilltig In inlvlics received by
Ms nlif -rney, J K Wiiilliiiiii. nf thin
city.
Mr. Wailhnm minie thin Klutcmcril
tn the AsKnrltili-it Press today:
"The facts, n 1 muliTsfiiiul Hum.
wlilrh fire founded upon statements
made i me tiy l. S'. Mi Knv unit Al
bert Arguello, Ihe pronei'tittim witness,
are follines: Mr. Mi Kny went In
Tin J un im Urn Springs fur the benelll
if hiK will' iiriilih. Til springs arc
located nbi.nl three mili1 Ih'Ihw tin
liiiiiinliiry lliii Mom Ti.-i, .liiiina. innl
for tio puHl ji'iir hi Iihh i'l nl. nii'Ml
nf lii-r tinic nt tin- HpiinuH innl Mi. Mi
Knv linn Irnvi'h il luick innl fui-tli In hln
liiinliifwi. .Mr. Mi Kuy Ihin pun Iiiiki'iI
nr Milcifil Inln KKi'i'i'iiii'iilM tur iln
imtihimrt with nncrnl nt tin- hi'lm fur
llii-lr Inlrinni 1n hi Tin .Inn mi Kprliiun.
.Mr. Mi Kiiv mi, I Mr ,lt Kuy i l.uin
tluit Mr Mi Kiiy nil.ril m IshIi ti I"
nil h trt uprn ilim prup.rtv ami pul
In n unto. Air Artitirlln ili-nUn that Mr.
Mi Kuy nuked prrmtrtxtiiii. Hul iln
flirt r- Hint Mr. Mi Kay illil rut n
wire feinn Hilil put In ii wiiv untr;
that Mr. Arni'llu ssciitn tn Tin Jiianii
muí Khiiiw out ii warrfliii. upon nhli li
Mr Mi Kny urn nrrcxlril. II wan
Ihronri Inln lull hi Tin .luana mi tin
liuiriiin nf Sniurilnv. 1 1 1 IHtli; hut
Mu. M. Kay illil nut knmv of thin In
inrrrriitlcin Until ilmut ii :m, al
which Unii lni t I t 1 1 t to tin- I
Itniiii'illiitily wont tn Tin Juana unit
fiiunil that Mr. McKny un IhIum ix
Hlnlniil hy trin nut hoi It Icm. I inaili an
lippi'iil tluit Mr. MiKny lu t t-li'iiH'il
mi hiniils. Iik li hinl ht't'ii orii rial In
uny i iimuiH lili' Hiiimuit hv tin- Mi r
rhunlR N o I H i ti 1 1 Jl, ink i'l Sao iiiki;
(h iiuthiiriili s ri fn,il to intiHlili r tin
I li ii 1 . alniluu that In' mIhiiiIiJ not I
rrliiuNi'ii on lioiiil until tin' triunioii
un tin' hi'Hi'lnu tiuii i'iil In ICn.xi'iiniln.
In i-in k. 1 1 ii i iii , nt uhli'h Mr. ,li -Knv
kiiiyrd in Tin Juana In Jail, until
the iirii'i nonti n( (he I sth limlnnt
"1 urn In!..! in, , thiil Hunilny, tho
lTih ilmlant. hr a mnsi-il Inm pri-tty
K'i'iit lllllirti'lll nil,! WitH nlloMi'il In lin
In nial out of Him ilnnr In ii hp aw
fit. Inn that Kit ml ii nitlit ln mm i -tutiu-il
t-i hid iluimiMin innl Im kril up
tho iiu iiit Mniiim that ho illil imt pin.
I" t" tal, nil) iIiiiihi'S. V" I nlfi'l
f.l in taki' Mi Kay In Ciiunniitu i an
nuti.lliuliM,. n, tiiki- III,' liiini'.lH iillh
n. I.ul lli' mm n Tnn'il. iilihuuuh Mr
M, Kav mm iHiimiti I in k, o, i,,
'"I HiU'il', III I hunt" "f ln nllli'i rx
fill. I liflhlp, l.iih' nil h..r.1.ii, k. !
"in lulil Ili.il Ml Mi-K.iv 'iii Im ii cl
uif,,l, l.i.t I , (i, ,t K i . a to thin
p.... II ..Iv ll..m.,r. I havf r-.,l-
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC SEVERS
JAP STEAVER RELATIONS
V, York Js.lv ?!
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l-,l.l taili.i tint ri tifien
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puns mat tlip Y.c.i. Kumii K-Jatuiri,-
, .a p.., it't'in hn h
He bil i,,e of M an. el
f.'tl Prrni' I n ami Ink..!,
l-pen fi-VrTnl.
The nian-H' r ..f thp i-k,'i
rip lnk In tbi , iiv .-..id
"1 ifUvt ttip r ;.cit I
1'nlly ,orrp. t. I Hr- no nlli
;;.- - lead tit .. t.,
it t ir at-
of ray
' hi-llevp the Toyo lilnen Kitlnha will
I okih hi lull roliillonx with one l)f th
;ui'ilil llrip."
l'rtHlili-Ml liNrlt of tlir Hnrrlman
lit" tul
"I mnr.t ili'i'liin? to ills, linn the mnt
tor." SKIFF TURNS TURTTe AND
MAN AND WIFE DROWN
Corj iin I'lirlHil. Tf-x., July 21. M
Smiih innl sstli- ot Hun hincón, Khh.,
win" ilrovsni'il tipil thflr Bkiff rap-
tvo'il In 'Hi-pint t'hi itl l.ny toilny. (b-i'iii-
1.iiiiii, n Hullo;-, narrowly .-
ipcil ilcaih lilli' MliirniiliiiK tn av
Mm. Hnilih.
RESTRICTIONS ON LUMBER
FROM CANADA REMOVED
WiiKhliiKtoii. July L'l Ffillnwlnu
coiifi.pnrp slth Canadian fil flilnln
and px(m?Is fmm the In'nxury di
pariniHiit in Toronto, A'tini !orr
in ry Andii'w Imlny oidiiiil Hip ti
morn I of liiiniartii iililc rriirlc tinrm on
lumhrr iuioorKil Into tho I'nlli'il
SiiilPS In rallvtny car from Canaila,
Hi uinnlnK July ;iO, nest. Hip i iiHloins
oIIIi'pih nill ll.aoniinup r-iiilríiiK lulls-
xlii -i-t h of Hip Kpi-i'll'linlluii.4 ami
of tho nninltpr of iiloccs of each
nli- innl I 1 1 k i h ot loiulii'i' laden on
pai-h rnllnuy rar to he fllcil on entry.
It vv.m found virtually ImpimMlilp to
furnish mull lally hiipvIm. and hcrp
nfti r Hip iiisIoiiih oillccr will InHint
upon only Hip I'oinnu-K jal dcucrlpllon
Hid kin. I of liiiiihi.'f, nutniipr of plecp
and iikki I'liatc nunilu r of (pi t In pnch
uir,
TAKES OWN LIFE
Former Clergyman of High At
tainments Sees His Business
Wrecked While Domestic
Tioubles Picy On Mind,
(Ity Murnlnv Junrnwl Hundal Uih4 Wfrel
Loudon, July :'l. , I IipIhIoii Corn
il nil. vho loiiinilitpil (iiiildp In New
Vnl k si'iti'lihiy, in Maid tn hp lilpllll
rii'd ivllli u London ftork broker of
thm mime nhoHc criidltoi, Ifjnoiiinl
of bin fnlp, met lodny In Dip bank
ruptcy court. p mm a man ol
b I I 1 1 1 1 1 it M m i ii iim lit m. ( had vpp)
IL I'lpI'MVIllll 11. M'lvllllí pllKtiitlllPH III
I III city i' ml at niiliiKluiiii. lli sva
tii.i ri ii'd ami leu ve it lninlly.
Siun.i jeaiM ukii he left the minln
trs to i-im.ii'I' In liuslneiiM. lipHlnnlitK
in a Kinall way ih mi outililp fin ker,
he loilli iiji r. hl. ,n 1 1 olio KI-, ami dur
ing the Siiulh Afriiiiu booin. the tiirn
isir "I hlii liroki'iiiKP bonne imik
later Hum Hint of any niinilnr firm
In I '..
Put while he imik cuihIi Ipping Inn
rotiiiielilotri in Hip Htreel, ilunieMi.U
miirliH iupsimI Hpyertly on Iiih inlml.
I "l .sear bin ph sli la im oi ib i ed him
ti take e Intiu; wee yoyii)tP. ,'ln ruimlit
ri ruiieriitiiiii by iilim-nlliiK lilnniplf
Irniii bin olfii eH end In the ineiinliuip
bin hiiMiii'KH sviiK allowpil to drift mi
li! t . 1 1 ( . i blH ui , i I r reiii'bed the
hanki upliy mult. I In itptllioiv mil
toilny. tinawuie thai llie bankrupt hml
taken IiIh lit". They ele unilpr the
linpl i -Inn I liiil be had n me lu
All mi.
n liliiteulelH ul Cut II fill I I 'K finan
cial ullaiiK han hppii Hied, but II Ih
believed by hi Hlendi, Hint bin liabil
ities rre lint Krent, lili ni'iiuulnt
au -ox ale at a Iih to aceiiiint Inr the
fai l that Cm nfnri h a living In Npss
Vui k iinib r Ihe iihkuiiipiI name nf Itpy.
Alliilxlali-H.ill He hud nltin I, .1.1
hiH I ii 1 1 ii i,. 1 1 h that auiiie day he ssoulil
K'i ii I 1 1 Hip lei lure pl.ilfniui. but It
It: tint known Hint be put spoke of
reiurniiii; to the minWIt'i .
118,000 IRE
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Fiit SUito
Cive I ensiis
Ri'tui
to Ct
Inotcasc Insufficient
Auether Repiesenta
Congicss. iie in
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tit.it in pi..''! 1 ; í t
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BANKRUPT BROKER
Í0 END WORRY
RHODE
HA
POPULIIO
CRIPPEN MAY
HAVE FLED TO
PYRENEES
SEEKS TOY REPUBLIC TO
ESCAPE EXTRADITION
Suicide in French Town Be
lieved to Have Been Fugitive
Physician's Typist; Varying
Theories of Police,
( Miirnln Journal Hnrrlnt f4 Wlrr
I'rirlf, July 21. The poliep tit Ver-liP-l,p-l!uiiiK.
the littlp Kipru h wut
priiiR iilaee tit the foot of the I'yrenpi's
mountnlux, are punitive Hint I Jr. Ilasv
ley II. Crltppn, wlili-lv HotiKht by the
London puliee, sshh 111 that ''iiy' Innl
Sunday, and h vli rous uparcli is bc
ln in ad i' for the fugitive. Tin' pm
ciireur at VcrnpS-la s-1 '.a Inn telc
tiijildieil today to the director "f the
uretp ceiierale at I'nrls. eoiillrmlnii
the bli'inlty of the man who Brrlsed
lliprn tinder the iiuiiie ot Tnrl.out on
Hundiiy im Dr. Crlpppn.
The (iioiiireur nddid that ho be
llpved Criin n hud eroKHPil Hip I' lPiieh
frniilipr Inln Mpniii. TIip I'ipih h de
tpcilve dcpartnipiit In 1'nrln I In
ellne, tn ueeepl Hie prncnreiir view
nú tn thp identity uf Cripppn, lint in In
dniibt whether hi- cn sed Ihe Spun
lull liunlipf nt Verní'K-l.i'8-lliilnH, n all
the poHitlve Inf irinal lun in Ihe io.ssi
hIoii of (he poliep llulii .ili'f that he left
the train hef,.re It riached Mont l.til.
lo whli'h point he is Bald tn have
taken paHiaue clin lite to Hpain. The
liimpeet, nccol'ilillH to the belief of the
.iiithoi i'.b'H here, liiBiead ot inaklim T"r
Siain. Ih hended for Andorru. the little
and nlinuwl fnt'Ki'lten reinthllc of eiht
Ihuii.'and Khepherd Inhubltnnti'. neKt
linM In the foothlllH of Hie I'yreneeB.
lime In this counlry, It in Kiild ex
iri'ilictiun wuiilil be illl'f icult. if n it Im
poMKlble. Andorn, which is under the
nomlniil niizeralnty of Ihe proHldont of
the I'reneh republic and Ihe Hi.ilmp
n 1'iKcl, has sumetimeM nerved a
refiiK' fnr peri? m who have commit
ted crl men.
M. Hehllle, head of the reH'iirch de
partment of the police, svhn Ih dlrect
ln Hie search In I'ranee for lr. Crip
pen mid hiH typlut, lOt lit ! Clara Lenese,
svhn is BiippntPil tn have left Lnnilon
in It Im ciiinimiiy, opposed the theory
that the w oman ss ho killed hercelf at
linurueii July 1.1, miN Alltm I.ioicve.
He pulnto out Hint the letter left
by Hie suicide wan written In l'rencli.
a laiiKUiiKP Mis I.eneve is Kalil tn be
toinlly unuciuninted with, Kurther
inure, the Htilclde'H feiitureH were IhiiHe
of u permin of Slavoilie type, and M.
Hehllle hHieved that he sva a Nihll
IhI. rhntnitraplix "f Hie lintiriiin hiib'lde
hale nut hmsever as yel been compar
ed Willi thnei or Minn Lenese. Hhmilil
the milclile prove to be Mint Lenes.
II svould itlse eoiiHlftency In the story
tnld hr a niiard on the boat train run
ning between Dieppe and I'uri. that
he had Keen a itniple ntiBweriiiif the
denrlptlnn of Ilr. Crlppen and his
typlMt, on July 1L'. AceorditiK tn th'
Huard, the couple came thl'uuuh to
I'll rid. Here they are Hupponeil tn nnse
npiarated. Crlppen hurryiiiR Kotith Hint
Hie ;ii l oIiik In llourneH. ss here she
s- u I .mi'. 1 1 1 1 ti 1 1 took her life.
A mil her theory nf the police in that
the eoupl,. went by Bleu nier to Mar
mullen ami ". panned nt that port.
lU Moiii it i ri.ini i' 11 s
niav: si:r. in mvi
I'aris. July 21. A special to Matin
from ernes-Les-llains miy that hi -enrdlim
tn a, telephone message recelv.
ed today, a man answ-eriiiK the de
niriplluii nr ir. Ilnw-lcy II. Crlppen,
wnnieil In l-mulim in conneitlon with
the dlKuipeiirauce of hi wife, Hellc
IMnmre, mis keen at I'lilncPlda, u tnsvn
Just uei'nss thp truntler in Htiain, Wed
lipsdav 11 i k 1 1 1 .
SEVERE FIGHfiNG AMONG
LIBERIANS IS REPORTED
Washington. July 21. Severe flfilit
Inii nun .air the tribes of Liberia In
the sicluily of Cape Thomas has bro
ken .mi h"ui. Cmiiin.iiidcr John K.
I.ubv of the cruiser lie Mnim'S.
tshbh tbaiiil I mm Monrnsiii lodat
im the Canary Islands, rpporti'il t
the lias v d..iit inieiit that the Libri
um triinps liase I n sinnally defpat-
e.l lit an i-fiiiii in iticl! thp iiprisiiiK
DREAM LEADS TO
I While Inspcciois Search Many
! States Ceips cf Defaulting
j Postmaster is Found Neai
I Home in Utah,
n Sl.rrl Journal Metal
S'alt I -av. Jnv x
postultli ,. Ill.e, ti, m-l
laaa4 lr
W illie the
were Benrehlllll I
Xii n for JnSl ph
nf Tropic. I "ta h, I
l mi? in no :tl- j
I w Ii It in four !
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n al tt.ii ii.- I.i gati the Investí-!
i ' e I; 'tin Bhort:xe in hi of-I
l-wa.,,,!. .,M-. ,,f h B Oil' b'S St .B j
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FIND NG DF BODY
svlilrh he t)a Ahh'trnm' body
Friend were permiiided t makp t
KPurrh which firm rpmiltpd In the
llmlln nf th Immp AhlHtrom hail
rhhlpn awny with. Thr Hiilnml wan
tied to u trpe and liad fr m marsa
tlon. Thp iíiIpi wan ditu os ci c-d next
day a nhort dlHtRncc from thp horer
FIGHT PICTURES FAIL TO
APPEAR IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia., Pa.. July 21. Moving
picture oi the Jef ft leH-Johnon fight
which were In have been shown tn
the public Im the first time in this
city tonluht. svere not exhibited, not
h.-caiise of any official Interference
hul because the lesacis of the theater
at the last moment notified the lessee
that he was viola tint his lease by sub
leasing to ti mucins picture promoter.
I
OF RECTITUDE
Personal Expenses $50 a Day
i r s- r r
in Denver; uontesses togus
Check; High Roller Now
Durance Vile,
(It MnrnlB Jnnrnul Knerlsl ltk4 H'lr
Iienver, July 21. J. H. Hooper, at
tested last niüht at the reipiest of
Texas authorities, today told Sheriff
Nesbll that his personal expenses for
the lu.'t s'x nmntns had a vermeil JáO
a day and thai someone else had al
ways paid the bill.
Hooper attributed his departure
from the straight and narrow path
to ait appettlp for chnmpnKiie and
other hlRh priced svlnes.
Hooper's arrest followed the inves-
tlltatinn yesterday of a cheek for
$l,ll(iO, drawn iiKiiinst the First Na
tional hank of Tyler, Tex., and de
posited with a local bank. A reply
from the deputy sheriff at that place
stated that the check as Iiorus and
that Hooper svau wanted In San An
tonio, Tex., and Kansas City, Mo., for
ptissiiiK HllcRcd fraudulent cheeks.
The deputy sheriff also stated that
Hooper svas wanted In other Texas
towns for similar offences. Hooper
said today that be svas not sure that
he svould not resist extradition to
Texas, papers for which will he senl
at once, ' necnrdilig to the authorities
nt Tayler.
At 1 i 1 nt lie expresied a willingness-
to go back and face the charKen Hiere.
liitnper Is about 32 years of iihc
dresses svell and has a good presence,
riurinif the three days between his
arrival here sml hll arrest, he occu
pied a handnoine suite in the hotel
and sjn'iit nonc lavishly.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
CHIEF DIES
Henry Warren Rugg, Eminent
Mason, Passes Away; De
sired His Death Nut to Affect
Triennial Conclave,
(Br Momlof Journal (Inert. I ! Wlr
l'los liletice. It. I., Julv 21. lies'
Iir. Henry W. KugK, grand master
uf the grand encampment of the I'nit
ed Stales and grand master of Ma
sons uf lihoiln Island, died at his
home here late today of a complica
tion of discuses. He was born in
I'nrmiiiKham, Muss.. September 3,
I S3:i.
Wl-lll l )I.TII Til Mkr. NO
IIIH i:iu.n i: IN COM i.w i:
Cincinnati. July 21. Colonel Wil
liam It. MpIIIsIi of this city, deputy
grand master, svhn by the death of
lirund Master llugg. becomes the of
ficial bend oí tho ( ra ml Knciimpment.
Knlghis Templar, tmiight Issued the
fnllutsing aniioiiiicement to the tem
plar order throughout the world:
" In great nrmw 1 announce the
death of thp most eminent grand mm
ter of Knights Templar In the I'nited
States. Itev. Sir Kniulit Henry War
ren liugu. Ili funeral xervlee will be
held in I'rnvldem r, on .M.. 11. Inv, July
2"t at 2 0. 111.. under Masnnic ausjtiees.
His last wishes were that lll Illness
or ib al h should make no change in
the program of the triennial cumiase
tn l,e held In Chkiign next month."
MINE RESCUE STATION TO
BE PLACED AT TRINIDAD
Chi, -as, July "L A special from
Washing!, n sh Ihe iinii..uiu enu in
is made by the newly treated fedpial
huieau ,.r mines. Hint nine new rt's
. tip i'allonii uro to be eslnbli.-bc.l and
improved appliantes for pipsentinij
mine accidents rre to be Installed
Ihe result tiii.tupstinnably will be the
evcniui( of the number of mine fa
talities in the future. Station will
be near big mines, n in i ase i f at ci
ili nt a res. -up pHrtv tun reach the
). cue promptly, line new rescue rtn
ti.tn will l,p liM-eteii near Trinulad.
Colo, ineesslble In ihp cal llel.lí ol
New Mexico and muthrrn aiul cen
tral Cnlni-iuln; annther In annihern
Morn. imt. hi eesBllde to the com I fiebls
K M .nlan.i Riul norilorn Wsuming
Hem Kill- In lniM-ruil allrv.
lniH-ri,l. s'alil . Julv 21 Sesen
le.nh hnse resulted trom ihp in
t nc heal end high humniitt Ihp last
threp d.'S !n Ihe Imperial .sitlb-y
Thin 1 the ilri in, tam e in the his
li'it oí the nll,s where reaident
hate biii-i umlsel In hp.'il. The dt-nth
at.. t haiKPil In Ihp extrat i .linary htt
nil.Ht t
CHAMPAGNE LURES
EXAN FROM WAY
MADRIZ CABINET
BITTERLY AIITI
AIRIGAN New Nicaraguan War Minister
Anther of Incendiary News
Paper Articles Against United
States Government,
Br Morolnc Journal Anéela I lautd Wlrel
Managua. July 21. The lirnt com
plete cabinet 'formed during the ad-
mlnifctratinn of President Madtiz svim
announced today. It is notable that
the a ppoinl ments svere made from
the civil ii'ther then the militaiy ele
ment. With the exception ol lon
Arragnn. the secretáis- of public
svorkH, the secretaries are lasvyers.
licnjatriin Zelpden, the present mayor
of Managua, has been made Hiib-Kec-
retary of the war funds. The cabinet
is composed as follows:
Secretary of state and public In-
i.iruction, Francisco Padilla, ol Misas:
secretary el the treasury, Francisco
Medina, of Leon; secretary of police
and Jui.tice, Maximiliano Morales, of
(leñada: secretary of public milks,
Leon Arragnn, of Managua.
m:v mimstky wii.l nr.
IM'KIKNDI Y. NAYS CONSl'l,
.Washington, July 21. Consul oli
vines strongly .-Intimates that the new.
ministry ! likely to be unfriendly to
the I'nited Slates. Mr. Olivares ad
vises that 'lot new star minister in bit
terly iinii-Amci-cn.n. and is the au
thor of a number of incendiary arti
cle", iignimt the government o'i' Hie
i'nited States and Ami-i'lcan Interests
in general, svhich base been published
reeeptlv in the. censored press at
.Manauua.
FLOUR COMPANY 1
VERY HOT WATER
rregular Methods Charged in
Stormy Meeting of Directors
of Minneapolis Concern Held
In London-
1IT Morning Journal Hucctal Luh Wire
London, July 21. At n meeting of
the directors of the Pillshury-Wash-
liurn Flour Mills company, limited.
Imlav. Hie report and accounts for
the year svere presented, and passed
alter a stormy session. K. II. (lynn,
chairman of the board, svhn presided
l Ihe meeting referred tn "the ap
palling; loss of M.OOO.UUO"' as shown
by the report, saying: -
"It svas due partly to gross disube-
illonee and partly to methods svhich
can hardly be called by any other
name than Irregular. The qucatlnn of
restitution proceedings ssill have to
he carefully considered."
John Mai l'ionald llenderon. mem
ber of Hie hiulse of commons, declar
ed that he svas prepared to tind the
money In his own pocket to probe to
the end a situation of affairs svhich
liirector Cloutte characterized as "one
of the greatest company scandals of
modern times."
The Pillslniry-WiiKhburn Flour Mills
company of Minneapolis went into the
hands of a receiver in 191)1.
FEDERATION CONVENTION
BEGINS NOVEMBER 14
St. Louis, July 21. The date for
the i pening of Ihe annual convention
of the American Federation ol Labor
hele, as a nnoiincpd fnr .Monday.
November 14 by President Samuel
liompers tonight. The
announee
ci ,n fere nee
ment fnllosved a lengthy
with local labor leaders.
MIM P.S W ANT ItOYtVtTT 4IN
11 LOW I'KKII, I'AIM KS
lhnver. Cnloradis. July 21.
Most of today's session of the
Western Fedeiation of Miners svas
given over to the work ol legistering.
A sem.atii n star caused by the plac
ing on Hie t letk's desk of a resolution
sklng the federation to declare n
boycott against all patters ow tied by
William l:a ii. Inl. h Hearst. This is
said to be annther step in antagonism
gainst Mr Hearst, the result of the
I
kout at Hie Homcstake mine in
Sou i h
111,.' he
Dakota, uw ned by Mr. Hearst's
PRESIDENT ELECT
OF BRAZIL TO
Distinguished South Ameiican
Soldier and Statesman to Be
Guest of United States in
Aucust.
Savr4al rarmaMNlrara ta raina; JMpal
Washington. July 1 . The people
"f the l ime,! stales wid soon have
an opportunity to thow to a greta
South Am, ritan gen. ral nnd vtntea
man whether Ih, y re really Inter
uted in our siMer republu a or nut.
on August & there will arrive In
New- Ynik city Marshal Hermes da
Pnnw4i. prpMid, nt-eleei of ITraztl
He will remain four eeeka In this
country, inliing first upon President
Tatt at lh t. ll). ih n upon Set I rtai y
TOUR COUNTRY
Knox at Valley Forge, and aftersvard
visiting such of the principal cities
of the I'nited States as he may see
fit to accept Invitations from. He
w ill be accompanied by Dr. Jose Car
los Itodrigucs, an eminent Journalist
of Latin America and the proprietor
of the Jornal do Commerelo of Rio
Janeiro, one of the greatest ncsvspa
pers of the world.
The following facts will help tho
average man to appreciate why the
visit of President-elect Fonseca has
especial significance: Brazil Is rap
idly forging ahead to a position as
a world power, with corresponding
development of closer diplomatic e
latlons with the i'nited States; It has
an area so great thai in li coma De
placed all the connected territory of
the Cnited States from Calilornia to
Ness- York, with room still left over
for those two stales: it has a popu
lation of 2D. 000,000, svhich is greater
than that of any other i
country aside from the I'ntti.1 :..us;
it has an annual foreign minmoree
lined at $."00,000, svhich is second
onlv to Canada and Argentina alter
the i'nited States; It is just entering
upon a period ot great materia l and
commercial expansion, which ssill
ill for the investment of millions of
nlled States money and a vast quan
tity of products manufactured by the
capital and labor of this, country; it
lias a coast line on the Atlantic
ocean twice as great as that ot the
I'nited Slates, and out of the Ama
zon river I lows tour times the volume
of water that emolios into the (iulf
of Mexico from the Mississippi; its
cupit.il city, Kin de Janeiro, has a
population of LOOO.iiOO. svhile it has
in San Paulo. Hahla, Punt, Pernam
biico, Mannos, Santos and Hio Grande
do Sal, other places that are growing
as rapidly as the western cities of
llie I'nited States;- Its largest state,
Amazonas, ' covers 732.000 square
miles, or nearly three times Hint of
Texas.
The frilled States purchased from
Brazil last year coffee, rubber, hides,
Hkins, cocoa and many other pro
ducts, valued at nealy $Ü0,000,IU10,
and,, it sold to Bazll iron and steel
manufactures, of great variety, min
eral and refined oils, svheat flour
and bread-stuffs, mnmilaetures of
wood and cotton, chemicals and rugs,
automobiles, etc.. valued at approxi
mately lk,0u0,iji)(i. The fact that
these- figures show a larse balance
against the I'nited Suites is the very
reason why the business interests of
our country should get into closer
touch wit li the government, people
and. markets of Brazil. If they do
this there is no reason svhy the I'nit
ed States should not sell annually
$10(1.000,0(10 of products to that
country as easily as it does $ IS. 000,
0110. Of president-elect da Fonseca It can
he further said that tils title "Mar
shal" comes from holding the highest
position In the Brazilian army, to
svhich he has risen step by step ifrom
the rank of lieutenant. Although a
great soldier he Is also a notably
peaceful statesman, and while in this
country he will make a study not only
of our army, visiting West point and
several of the principal military posts
hut of our collegiate and public school
systems, of our river and harbor im
provements and of our Industrial en
terprises.. He is f 4 years old, and
therefore in the prime of his life, in
Kuropc, where he h is just been vis
iting, he lias been shown great hon
ors by Emperor William and other
heads of nations. From the 'I'nited
States he ssill return to Brazil, svhere
he will be inaugurated president early
in November. i
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ROOSEVELT AND PINCH0T
' TO SPEAK AT ATLANTA
Atlanta. r.n... July 21. Colonel
Roosevelt as svcll us Cifford Pinchbt,
have been asked to be In Atlanta
October T. when a meeting svill' be
held for the purpose of organizing a
state conservation nr.ociati tn. Col
onel Roosevelt already has signified
his intention of being here October Í
svhen he svill lectin e for the benefit
of i'nele. Renins Memorial association.
You k:-.ow thcy'i
best, so Jo a Ir
other 1 Cut it.
li-.r.era! public- t:
they ir.iur:r.ec:' Tt.
V.:li.-.' Don i keet
it Jiik secret.
Let the light
shine through
the columns
of this paper.
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NEW WATER SUPPLY
PLANT FOR OENIEfl
Public Utilities Commissi
Names Former Reclamation
Service Maiv As "Consulting
Engineer, .... .
Mr Moraine Jnnrnnl Snarls! lanaad
Wlr
Denver, July 21. The Denver .U,.
lie utilities commission, chosen nt the
e'"-"on in Ma y. today named Hi,...
'nil
' i. of St. Iiuis consulting enei.
in i i'. -Mr. Phillips svas formerly pr,.v
ident of the board of public improve
ments of St. Louis nnd Tor seven ypars
svas connected with the United Htntm
reclamation service In charge of lrtrCT
irrigation projects in the svest.
The commission Instructed A. Lin.
coin Fellows, the engineer member nf
the commission, to make an estlmatr
of the cost of constructing a new wa.
er plant by the city of Denver. Jr
Phillips svlil collaborate with Mr. J.V1
loses in this work.
At the municipal election in May the
Denver I'nion water company snuKht -an
evtensioii of its franchise but the
people voted down the request. Thov
also refused to endorse t lie pruiinsL
tlon to purchase the company's plnni
at an appraised .valuation of $ 1 4,400,.
000. In September the people will
vote again, the question being on tile
authorization of u bond Issue of $S,.
000,000 for the building or pun-haw
of n plant by the city. Should the
bonds be voted for favorably, the pub
lic utiiities commission, failing in In
ducing the Denver I'nion Waler com
pany to sell, will have no ulicriiallve
lint to build c. nesy plant.
H&rfina Soap
A HEALING BALM TO BABY'S
TENDER SKIN.
For prickly heat, chafing- and all
irritations of skin and scalp, it has no
equal. flarfiM Soap i the purest, sweet
est, safest a n d most soot h i n g o f soa ps,
a healing balín to the delicate skin of
baliies and a boon to tired moMiers.
Purifies the skin and prevents simple
blemishes that so often become ser.
ious. Babies keep sweet and whole
some when bathed with Harlina Soap.
tSE ONLt THE BEST FOR BAB.s-TBB
BEST IS HARFISA.
At drug-g-ists. 21 cents; or
direct on receipt of price.
Send ic. for our books "The Care
nf the Skin and Haii."Philo Hay
Specialties '".. Newark, N. J.
U. S. A. Toronto, Canada.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTE
J. H. O'RIELLY CO.
IMALOY'S!
The Only Place in Town
where you can find
CHASE & SANBORN'S
Teas and Coffees
BELLE SPRINGS BUTTER
CLUB HOUSE BRAND
Canned Goods, Spices, j
Preserves, Etc. Í
I A. J. Maloy
t
214 CENTRAL AVE
PHONE 72.
,
riT Oi l' IM.I'XTY
of brent if it comes from our bakery
You won t find any of It left to 8'''
dry or Male. It's so Rood it will "
lie er.tPll no matter how much
cut Have .sou lasted our layer cak'1
set? Then you have lieen misíun
I rent you should no longer P"l oft
For sale by nil grocers.
PIONEER BAKEHV
207 S-uth First Street
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