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ALBUQUERQUE EVENING HERALD
TUIIHINK CITIiRKN.
vol. no. rt.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1911.
kvkvino in.itAin
Mill. 1. Ml ltd
IS
BIG BUSINESS IN
G0IN(T TQ DO
Adour it 7
FLIT WINDS UP
IN ACCIDENT
MAINE RETAINS
PROHIBITION
CLAUSE?
EXPECTED BY
IRE PEOPLE
AND STAPLES
LEADERSHIP
FROM ALBUQUERQUE DOES
GONTINENT CONSTITUTION OF
GROSS
GOVERNORS
RAN0LIN6 RIDES
V TOR
Gov. Woodrow Wilson in Op
cning' Sessions of Executives
of States of Union nt Spring
Lake, Sounds Keynote.
NINETEEN STATES
ARE REPRESENTED
Governor Francis of Wiscon
sin Selected as Temporary
Chairman and Session Gets
Down to Business.
(lly I:ciiIiik llrrnlil A. I-. I.rnaril Wlrrl
Spring Lake. N .1 . Sept I : Gov
oriiur Woodrow Wllnon in Xew laraey
enllod ilii' ihird annual conference ol
goyuriima to unlet today. Nioetmni
governor wuiu prcaeiti
(tovuiiiiH- Frnnola Ol WlaOOIIBUh, wan
ulootod itmuoraty chairman In wel
coming (littwui'tt, Coventor WlhKiii
Mil
"Tlie pimple of thu tiiiiud States
uiuei their governora to cterelM
lamlorahlp ioadeiahtp of the must
vital ort - ibereioro. n Ib or the tit -mSl
Importance that ih man who
unilBriakt leadership should eouc to
gotkor In rowmuH council to i-onaidct
t ho nit aim ol tlHt whole country
fjovernoi Josnph W (nrt uf Wyo
mills marie the rnepunae on oefcutt m
tb dolttfgtea
Tfio governor plan 10 vlali 1'oit
Hmifoek Ih body tomorrow
Govorbor John ghafrotli of Colorado
and M wife arrived today toi the
couforown
WSlun hearing of the report of hi
dentil ol yesterday he aiuiled and de
clared It waa evidently untrue
After his opening retnurk Ooverii
or Cure) called attention to the need
or uniform divorce legialatloii.
"Tlif miMttoii of divorce io ilii itioNt
luifMirtunt of ihu day," he nmd 'Ib-i-soiitilly
I conic (ram n wonien'n uf
iriigi' atuto and I want to eeu very
uiato in tiMi union adopt nn-..n aur
miKit. I tlllllk tt would laud In a
laidariy fur oar iMeoree evil."
Two inethnda in whb-n the power
or jdMo axavMUva throMgnout the
uuWn mhl lo be trBRthrn-tJ, m
toe opinion uf uornr Kdwtii u
Nnrrfa I Maataty, ware dim uaaed by
.am Honro the eoHfltrenee of ov
nor hwi today.
The Hrat vlUI f ( ti taken.
Dover nor Norri iteiievee. i t beato
upon flvernor the powrr t r mvi'
inMeln( tat( ..iorr ( iwrn.d with
II fifaramiBl f crlialtial ni rem
dial lawn. Thf pvond Ih ( ar.mt
ihu novernor tlif rint i niitinii ami
rafar lyvcMddUM to th vul. r fui Hiuir
Htiiiravt r rJactlea.
(ItivKi'Mor Xorrla addriMM i luitiaeir
to "WrfMigthi-nliiK ttic !' i i iht
ItJcurnltvc." fu part. It xald
"Ho utl purpi i'm n hi' wivd
In Havla uullHtlloU nuth-ni t rail
uui mr niilrtia Ih ii it ih U.nii. il t
t.M.VHat flrf HlCtiUH. auppn-iui hui
bllmt, etan win, rowuia or nlunt
Ui crtuitMl tatuni In n. rHl To
atlumpt ta aHMiraa vlolatKiin. r th
vhpIohk ttriMilRai Ihw bt .lla out
IJlO t troop would h about nn
MtatMa or pmctlcabli wuuM hi
tJlH I HIM Of COttat dl'fMMM' uitlllr III
rtiairoylnR anarrowa.
'"Vfw pwnailtutlon illi'' tin' a1"
amor to b th' chli-f ravcutut "ffl
wi; ami oainwand him to ... that
law a iv lalthlHllj- Mai-Mi'd. imi
an accomidlaii lltti.- without Ho
e4aratton. aid ttnl aaauun'. of Hi'
fimof and ifPoaat'ttUng oiHwnt f hl
atlc. In addltluM to thv protnunrt
narwi thai any rlalu-tliitiklna vx
'iriil1 iiMtat exuarioni r h'n hi- oti
nrvii that thv ln ar. riaRruuih
violated ailil that uffndir un aoiua
unmilpad of Juailct- ther,. i ih- mr.
thw oMv f Itnowtna thMt muiiv p-o-pie
wliot' good uplniotm lie .iiu''
ittli'Vf that ha adquau uuthor
Itv and that hta failure l aol la pioof
or hU ooHiilvaaoa with wrong doing
or indWarawce iHt-rnto. m h cnHvlu
wtoiub nn. but natural.
'The govarnui cannot out and
urniat offnflBra Ma complaint, con
duct wnwMtUMui wd in peraon ad
tHlHlaiar iHiilnHinl. Thou, fniu-ilona
muat Ut Bwrfornwd hv tiiliara. by
poasn and pioaerutlng nflli ti. It i
uom main that thf !" author
lt' l aoaaTd and him tli.ni the
dlrct roatHMIlvlltt r'hix Wli n thi ).
for H B8in. fl P'-ri irm ili-lr
dutliM Un tnw ur not raithfuii ,
ciittxl. if thf (tvrnor i to Hint
thr tha lw Hiv faithfully . v i-utad.
lie Hhntllt hv Hid authority to .11
t !, atifforvtaa, and In hi i '
io.i lulluro on ilh'lr part to dlarlutrgf
a duty, to ri'nttv tliam from oitl r
The 1itinv tl uf aHiii'i'Vbtory con
trol iHtl mw' to rainovt) from ulllcc
for durollatlai uf dulr oarlaln oltl-
i r clinri;al alth tlio aitruruoiiu nt for
tli orlinllHil it nl reiindlal inwa of
l(ii,i will Inattff iniuv alllvlant !
vliii mill ottro aonit uf th Ilia that
nrr gf ms tfiMU' loiucrn.
in mny ,!u ,Hv 1,1
Iwriin iiiDiini!fl loan fonlldaiwe In Ilia
i-illolmiar nr H ataliUh aaaainbHa.
mid Hut imitative and r.-ft-rami urn
iiiHtltutlu uf Inclination huvi- liaou III
wdted ut i) QTMll to aai'uif law tli.it
tiif laxreiaiur wi- im nm wwn
in vuto lafliaMH-hiit in thr pulillo
111 1 11(1 HT!I I1DI WW? or IWHelli-iai.
"At liWt, nuwa-vur InltluiliiK lhi.
(I'oiillnuml on I'hkU'w" I'ldumit 7 1
Develops at Interstate Com
merce Commission Hearing
That This City Handles
Big Quantities of Produce.
EXAMINER PROUTY
HEARS THE TESTIMONY
Many Bright Legal Minds
Delve Into Question of
Freight Rates in Now Mcxi-'
oo and Arizona Horc.
i lie iohk iiaui, mi' hiiom until, rou-i
(nt rat ion unci, maded ruton, bhrnkut '
raten, ouiiildiiaibia nitta via wntui
and rail. Ihu rate naked b thu ShiiuiI
rV railroad and thf itoiiiliorn Pafilic
railroad In X. w Mi-xlto and AiUouii.
thttae anil hmim oilu-i iiiNtlonii ',
gill)' into at i-otwldoiabli' langili (r
tho nil . In) hearing tiMla eoiidiu K i
by Ward lrtMii, e.vitilir for tin in '
larauut' C'oMnn'reu tMHiimlaalon. i In 1
hoarlng betHg helil In the eoun loom '
In the H-dural building and lielnu m !
'tided U man:, prominent allot m ..
and wltneaaofc The hearing Ik-chm
I'louiptl) at V I", ttxamlner I'ioh" 1
on tlw lM-neh .1 T MnrehHnd. nin.
ne for im- goternineMf. Imlliii l
niuti.i tin' taae tor lite United Htiiii'
dial of all, howew'i. ekpraaHliiH hia
anorac-lailon that the hoarlng wa !
Ina held in audi u beautllnl conn
room, and that ihu room waa to lie
Mi'tipled for ih.' firat time Hlnee con
atrnetlou b a hearing of ihe eonunl
ton Hr Maifband then piineeilrd
to outline the coiiiiilalni An InwRil
Ration of the bated ratea and MH-ked
latt-H from polntx In New .Mexico and
Ariioua on Ihe Kit ill a lV and Knuth
em Piii'illr lallioada; wheihoi Ihe
raic ahall he iilniik! i nte or it
gradt-il liitc and Hie ienali or charm'
for atoppage tn tianall; ami Ihe uea
lion of the lung and the "hurt html
UhvImk bilofl) (Hit Hit e: i tie eaae Mr
iUircHHml cnjled tlto 1 1 rat wituiNut.
-intAttflt W. Brtrwn, vlco prwhlottl of
the Phinlgun. Uiowii llldu company.
hlch mnlnuilnk hsuae In Albiuiuer-
tw. .Mr Mmwii nave qm leatdiiiiay
aa Kl laao. Texaa, and in once mnitr
dlrettlou oi .Mi Maiohund. oxlnlnod
ih wfthltil of grnuii. milted hid ft) t1(
aeeragir weight :.-f dtj "H "
average weight of xheep pfl'. Mr.
HroHii aid i hut Iiik ioiiiihii MhlpaMi
lltdfM from AiUoiiu. Went Toxim and
Now Mi xlco thai th tale on areeu.
alted lildca Iro.n ICl l'ami to New
York via tall to Ualveatoti uiul water
ironi UolveatoH to New York, wan M
eeniti ier hundred, thla rate being poi
nt bU- boraua of the Tosaa eowuilaeitau
rate out of M laiw In naer lo a
ifuiaitlou. Mr. Ilrown aitiri that the
ati' otet Hie ShuIh Kc om of Albu
riiiriUi to New York mid immiiU eaal
of the Alluelaalppt waa i in mid fl i";
fioui til t'aao to (Chicago. Hfte and
(I :.. mid Iiimii Tnuaon. Arl.. to .Vow
York on the Southern IttnMc 8 XT l-l
Mi. in own thu wwtt Into the alt na
tion on the Soul horn IHteilir In Art
aona. inning that all S P ratea bie
(worn l.oa Angtitee anil Kl I two
nHreaaoiiHiile
On croKa exNHillwUon. .Mr ItiuWlt
said thai the rttl of 1 "i out of Al
iuqueriiii' waa not unrvaauuahle and
that he did not clmlloiigo that talc.
When aaktil bv KxDiultiei lroiit to
atato hia extiet eauiBliiiut. Mr Itrowu
aaid thai he had n general complaint
u gill i mi mil toad roatpanie beiauae of
ronrenttatlon rniea, whlrh In aaiu
aro changed from one place Hi an
other at varioiia i linen
Here Mi MHrrhand tolimteeied lha
lliloruiatton that the rioulhein I'nclllc
rallnmd eomiiHiit ha been uoiinon
tha nil thcli ratea arc uhalluiiged unit
tint a huHrlna ou the matter will he
neld In oilher Chicago or Bali lake
I'oiltluutug, Mr lliown wild thai he
thought the prarticd of tha Soul hern
faclllr to churge fi -i' rrom l.o Anu
elua to (CI IHiao on hide ;ind iielu.
mill only $1 'Hi from Kl l'ue to l.oa
AngelH. waa mUuat umi unrimauniihlc
"1 claim that ahippem ahouid pay
the autnu rate ;km ton pei mile." aaid
41r. Drown, In unawer lo a nuention
put U Uxmiilnei I'roni;
Coiutaal fiir the Xanta Ku iHllioad
than look the w tinea .tud cnuducied
w rrutta-exniutnutloii for mcvcmiI iuo
uiuiila. anlug Into Ihe technical uuea
tlnna (pilte thoiiiuglily with refcn iice
to the uiiiuuei or baiaa ol niiM uiui
ran be coiupfeaacd hiiiI placed In n
fuol car with a minimum wcluhl al
lowance of SO.ihmi itoiind.
Wlhun the iiieHlioti ot ciinceiitriitliill
rate wa tttkeii up. Mi Drown citoil
ilio minreutrtitloii niloe liu hiilleviHl
wen- effective In Spiliigi't, aihei t'liy
and iithiti ptiluu. Mr IIkiwii wild ho
ltd mil hulleve II wiih fiiir io Trluiiliiil.
for Inatauce. lo niuVo Hpilugei u coil
emu ration" point u:ih n ff.vorahla
rate from Sprlngui to Alliuiitruu
or other miirketa.
Conn. 1 for the Snnia Ke uiluntoer-
imI tin- ItiforinHtluu ilmt the concou
trntion rule niuutliinad hml huun
wltlidi'Hwu by the uomiwio
Itetinntng io coiiilllliiiw on the
Southern 1'ncllU'. Mi. llrown aahl tlnu
tlio rate rrom Clifton. Moraiiri. Tutx
ihiu mid oilier iioiiUH. wan yi.ti -
uci hundred on dry hiatal, thorn lic
it il' no title un kiohii, aulttkl lildou
olfitH- than ii Tiiuuon nito Tlio ruin
W06I Of ThUHIMI. lit) OX)llllHlll. IMkhuiIx
fur luBtiiuce wua IK-11) on the Hmillioin
(Pontltnii'il on I'Mgn Coiniuii 2.)
ii ify ViW. ;innnnnnnnW"2it--rr'. 'PLal
v.a."V- rxweti rnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnvF. gav lavrm
RARRIMAN STRIKE
NOT IMMINENT ;
AT PRESENT
KLINE
No Definite Action Will Be
Taken Until International
Officers Have Held Confer
ence in Kansas City.
HE WILL MAKE TRIP
TO NUMBER OF CITIES
IM lltrtilMK llrrnlil I". I.mteil Wlrrl
Iaw Angrili'ii. t'ultf . Scpi I A
ftuddrn but uni aptainod i-hange in tha
pit aa of j. W. KHa.. inu-rnatlotMl
nreatabtaH r in UtuvtuevUba u4 help
era union, who arrived yeMeeamy from
dtili PruncMb'o with the intenlbtn of
ttntna emit b itav of rielt iMi,- i'it.
cgll for hiii probabh- n-turn to rfiui
Crancloee tonight according to hit
aiateinent today
Ha declared that thvri- wan m
hanKi' in th- aituatlon raaultina u om
ih refUMal or Jttllua KrutUi'iinitt. di
rector of maintenance of way of tin
llrrritna atmwm, to recogtiine the
fi ller, i on ol abop crafty
K"ue naid thai if a arika wua cull
d. it would not be W'fer! h tid
ithfi IliterawHoiMl Kteera held .i
waetlnR tn Knnana Cl.
The other irMk'lala who arnw'il In n
with ICMne Mtpect to atari lute toiim
for ICnnaae City by way or Tin "ii,
Artaona and tSl l'au. kinti ntomo
and llouaton, Tesaa, uililnr--' it .,
nmaa meeting In ih latter , it. m t o
nestt f w duy, utul confcrrina 'wto
union olflifin in ell the itl- x tin I'
ll. I.Vrifllt.VATIO.V.M- Wild
Not mack vntiui:
L'h iiit BO lit pt. IJ KollouliiK "-
fueal ..r ih,- mi.. rimiioti.il io-o,iniioii
of inHchllllM to lux k nitilll:ilK Ihe
proHai'(l xtrlke of I Uni on ( 'i nlra!
railroad hop men tn oipiiort ..r t M
kyKtroi i' iliTittlon. lull i m.ii.om.iI ,
clBlK hoi, III .'hiil'Mi' of lo "itllilli'll
prepMf' I t liolil .tn.itln r ..nr. t . in
thla iifi. i-in. 'ii It li .i e to .uttiii
t 111- litlll.iM IM II I ' Ho ' 'i 1 jl" '
ESCAPED
T
IS
H. L. Powell W'- h Sen
sational Get Away From a
Colorado Prison Found in
California and Will Return.
(II MimliiB llrrnlil A. I. I.rnci U'lrrl
Ion Anailin, cH . Mept. I.' II. (
Inwell, Mho made it m-nmilloiial
aauapc from Un Canon city. i'io.
panltentlar lint June, hud arrcntitd
here Ian! nluh: utter he had lui'i
trnlleil hit.' bv Colomdo orricerv. i I
ruedlly udmltted bin Identity hiu1 k.I
he would rot make a fight uint
oxtradllioli I'owelt waa aerxliiK t ""c
tor hitraluiv
POWELL ONLY
DROKE HIS PAROLE
Canon Ci. Colo.. Sep) l.' - II. f.
Powell, who wn a reportod mroaied In
I.oh AngBlea viMtomnr. wiih mil un o
Oftpwl convict from tliu ('olormlo pen
liailtlnry, but wiih tin ixirole. huvliig
lioun releiiiiMil from the Mtuw ruuul.v
tniul canip .Inly II. 101 1.
I'owelt left the dime without per
iiiIhnIiiii mill wiih Irticud io Mm Auk-
elea, where he una nironieil
SMS
vc
EC APTURED
I .i
LAVA STREAMS ARE
POURING OUT OF
Terrified Inhabitants of Vil
lages Arc Fleeing for Their
Lives as Earth Shookfi
Rumble from Mountain.
ANCIENT FORESTS
ARE IN DANGER
(II; Ihrnlnu llrrnlil A. I', l.rnnril Wlrr)
Cnlailtu. Klcil), irH-pt. !!! -The ai
tllvt of Mount Aim lneraneai. rtt.
tren new flnur teve opaned aid
tmm Ibe two iwrnlwf Tie tme "t b
tulcano a gn ut ft r rum oi iun t i--
It la moving ai the rate nt l.J.'ot '-et
mi hour and tniUn had covi-reil m-v-eial
inilea totMird l.tugungi
i orlheanl ol ICtlm
Llnguagtoann and Kundaxao, to ih
i i.rlbweat, art on elevation uud ttru
cot thrt-atrnc'l b tin- rlow ui ii. i.
t'M.unb atonii" ot obIimi beat on tin At.
The rwatdent. bowewr. uti- pa'in -airieknn
and o,i.e have iiierteU i'n
lowna. Karth ahoeka ceHtiuue.
Tile Hver of lava fia Invad. I tbw
eallturlea old foient nf larch and I'lne
and appeai-M aOoul to Uentrov the
beautiful wncarda and nul wooda. It
la expected noon to ranch the rullwav
Hue cin-lina Mount Ktnii nt . point
hil.W'ett l.iliKH.'Kl'"o"i "nl ll.Hi'l.i.xo.
GOLD BRICK ARTIST
S. A. Potter Also Known as
Post Is Caught by Govern
ment Officers for Working
Million-Dollar Fraud Deal.
(ID MtrnliiK llrrnhl A. I. I.rnnnl Wlrrl
he itt.o. pi. IS -e A I'nlli r.
ah. i ili-oitf. W I 'out. aaid 1 I . .It t tt I
oftlielK to Ii. otte of till Ih-kI uolil
lire k mill Kii ii gooda colli un in . on n
In the wot hi. ;ta arroated toda nc
the iliWal.ih Mii'i rlntomlent of tin ib
purtioeni of JiiHiloe on .a .ii.ti.ii
openttlna oiifliHgHn game.
l'ottel mill two OMtkpaMlollM. lo'
whom federal 'jJfloltai are aearchrrr
an auid to have naited 1 1. Mm turn in
the i uint fe eara by the operutloe
ol I heir Mi'hi'iiiea.
The Nulndlcre atao opeiuled In
"nulled" gold inlmWi MCCOfdlllg to fed
eial oitlilaU. I'ottar made hl load
ipmrtern In either Chicago r noun
uthor large it hla ecuHpanloUH wen
to Indon. Iterlin ami other foreiuo
iltli'K to iniei'i -i wealth) nn n In C"
Hold inlllra null die.
The men are ulil to haw- ou.Mt.
lii neari e'.ery i'irgu cliv in the world
during the In -1 leit )eai'.
FRENCH WOMAN IS
A HIGH FLYER
(lly Kirnlna llrrnhl A. I'. I.rnnnl Wlrrl
lllioy. Prnnce. Hepi. 12. Helene flu
Irlott made a new mark In the com
petition fur Ihe womun'ti cup to,l by
Hying Hit. li:' mllea.
.MIIS. ItAI.I'l! .lOIINSTOVK
Wllili THV AVIA'I'ION
(lly lvruliiu llrrnhl A. I, t.rninl Wlrrt
ItempntiMil. N' V., Xepl 1.
M' Itnlpli .lolinnlone. w hoar
iniHiiund loei hta death In an
Hri'iiiuiir hint rar ut Denver.
hjf (In nl. il to take up aviation.
and thin week will hi ln the Hint
of her Metirn of leaanna on Ih1
HeinpNii-ad I'Uinn. 4
FISSURES
MOUNT ETNA
IS UNDER ARREST
v'i.
M. 1
,
V. I
J
l
REBELLION TAKES A
SERIOUS TURN IN
TRE CHENG TU
Soldiers Refuse to Obey Their
Offioors and Foreigners Are
Protected Only by Four
Small Gunboats in the River
GENERAL FIGHTING
MAY YET BREAK OUT
(ID Mtrnliie llrrnlil A. I. I.rnaril Wlrrl
I'ttaog Klu iib. WiHtern China. Kept.
it. A ncrtoiiM rebtfllton baa weurroil
hi the dlnttli t of Cheng Tu. The aol
bMera nmnw to ey WMrttBtiotw. nud
are iryMKr tn bring mice agaluat the
Bovrrnmeiit , oatroi of fh- rati way.
Tile M-hooIx are i liwod
Uualneaa hun .been auapendad an I
onlenn the upriaing Ie adopfed It may
It-ail lo ii general rebelMen. Condi
llon are prcr itriuuti.
The mnarionnrlea are noneantraiing
bere Four foreign gunbtaxta provide
all the prott-ctlon. Cheng I'n In
oulet The oprlalng l not at preaent
dlrncti'il agnlnat foreigner
Seventeen British refuge nave ar
rlved at ui Fit Moat of thorn are
women and cMWren
A belated tHnpattih to the BrltUh
logation, da let! Chen Tu, Sept H.
auM
Ti e other uilaalouaries remain at
ciieiiv; Tu upon the advice ot ihe ice
n who la conftiiont The tiiatps
e isil -epulaeii IkiiIi he aituckx on tln
-iri iiiuent bnuBea and 'he laici :t
'.ii on ihe Hal en of ihe clt '
IUUTI--II IMll'I'CIOItS
Mtitn'i: ci:i.v
I'. kliig, aV-pl I'.' The Hrilmli l
millon nttlved a telegram iml.i'
niatlna that thi flmi party of ri fu -from
Cheng Tu mrlw-d In aa'i i
nm Fu
H.I till". I. tllUOI'M. ll
whom u.ci- llritnot llllltlK iil'i"
dim ii h. t . t ' i "til imI i i r m i
In ( In T I -1 r KM n '.. .1
MEXICALI WILL BE
A FORTRESS
Moxicnn Soldiers Arc Engaged
in Throwing Up Tronohes
nnd Town Hereafter Be
Able to Resist Attnoks,
(lly HwiiIiik llrrnhl . I', l.rn.ril Wlrrl
Mexli nil. I.o.iii . '.ml. ii nla Hoi'l I.
Helnfol'i il l .' " federal lr,io.-.
whoarrivid iui.I i iroin Kiim n.ol
the regului gurriMin of too Mi xn an
aollltera begull Un erection of lol
mtdnble redoiilitM toiiav along ''
brink of the dr canyon of .
rDer ahleb nnrrounda he town.
Ai cording io the military offb-r m
charge It la tin- Intention of the Mex
ican government rmuler ateaiciii
nnfe agalnvt ani attack in the fill .ire
si ItlMIIth Alt I : MKfr
IIY CIVII. OI'Mtil
Illy lltrnhiK llrrnld . I mart! Wlrrl
llaloou Sp.nii Mapl. 1:'
Tint, x.af a Ik-Ii Ie tween the
atrik. ik .mil lt- ill guarda I an I 4
nlttht iliirlntt uiiieh the latter
tit'iii ini in,. ,towd anil wound
oil . lulu o r-oti- two faMlly. il
i- lln'iuht
Ti.ol, union, have il ui'lulmi il
,1 i.i t ,ll tl ike here
f 1 1 i i i fin i
r '. I
. 1 1 "I J
Robort S. Fowler Loses Control
of Plane at Alta California
and Comes Down in Top of
Tall Pine Tree Near Canyon
BIRDMAN MAY BE
SEVERELY INJURED
!Ho Says He is Not Badly Hurt
But Internal Complications
Are Feared; Mnohine is a
Mass of Wrcokage.
1(11; lltriiluK- llrtnlil A. I'. I.rnaril Wlrrl
Aita, cam, scpi. ii; The crwaa-
j i ofiinieiit tltnht ol Ihioi Koberi )i
1 Kowlei waa IIHei inpletl iit-ar here at
lo it:, thin morning b a tail whioh
n niiltcii in tin- danmlitliHi or tha auro
. lulu- mid purluiiM erlooa injury to
I' oh Li Ihe lattei waa brought to
lt. i ,mi. while he aaaarted that Ida
nij.ineM weie conlnud io a auraiuwi
nio'iv ii la feared that lie haa been
linn llllcrualh
The iiiMililbe ta a wreck and can Hot
in ie i H 1 1 fi for the oontinunnce of the
join ttc
When in Ihe neighborhood ol Alta
and ulKiiii two milaa eaai Uf Dutch
Pint. Ko.ni'ihliig auditenly weut wrong
wiih i be aeroplane and the niauhiiH)
began aoiug atonnd In cliclea and
dipping io the earth, gett Iiik complete
ly la? wmi ihe control ot the ii viator
The aetoplanc at ruck In the lop ol
it lame pine tree mi the edge of a
aoigc wrecking the miuhlin which
Hcttliil nwlftl lo i net tuck around
Fowler Va caught ill the wreckage
i'eiaona In Alia and Dutch Flat wit
ncaaud it all and iiiahod to hia uid
The aliiludc ai thla point I li.il'Hi.
AVIATOR ONDERTAKES
MOST DIFFICULT FLIGHT
Auintru. ( alir Jjei i. Iloliurl (!.
i owli i rose Mom the groiiitd here nl
::in o'clock thla morning to begin tlio
nond day id his trana-couituaiital
Huiinjn
lie
fltt
rtoioiiMiiu rthahi.
Te avkitor faoaa the moat dllllrttll
ol the bHimay totlH)
lauet mam ttio tMtran wul uiv
IMM-iM io reach an nil it tide of more
ruin x.iiini reel lie aiii lie iirobMbly
would rl about .'.aai feet above the
auw.uli, which would give him an al
titude of a.OiMi reel
tie carried lieei tea ami a thermnl
heater on the biplane and will depend
ou chocolate wnfern io aattai hia
nungei while In the uli
Fowler idatiH to niwuil ih ulaln in
Winnemucca. Nevada, u diatance by
rati rrom I hla man or JH.' iniloa lie
will travel b the way of Fallon and
lovelock liwlei made ihe ii mllea
to A pp legale in II mlnutea exactly
POWLBR WAS FLYING
SIXTY MILES AN HOUR
Colt ax. Callr. Kept I: Fowler
naaaed Colfiu. I'. 7 mllea fro.n Aiibuiu
ii ml II:' I mil. ironi Sail l-'raiictnco at
ii.r.r. it in He wan 1 1 t ti k at ihe i me
of Ii'. inilex all limit at . 1 1 iIcvhuoIi ot
It 'unit I noil li'i'l
ORES WILL
BE RECOVERED
Roosevelt Drainage Tunnel is
Being Constructed nt Rapid
Pace and Any Strike of Drill
May Mean Great Wealth,
(ID I ! ill I li- "rrnlil . I. I.rnaril Wlrrl
Cilcpli Cieel. Coh Heiii I .:
Win1, haa uceii MMiuneil ou tin oon
w'lt iiccn ilialiiagc tunnel and him
t i okc of the at eel drill hih ! the
one that will uHwaiei ihe lovttr level
o' the dint i let aud make available foi
inlniug oiH-rallonB the van atorea ol
on im vt-i tiiitouched
Thi.. wan the auumiui eoient made
loilav i K emboli ol the
l;iiK' hliam IHl i.,n i.i , i h. tn.iln l
(II Illl'l
LAW BROTRERS
STAND AT Bft!
Raport Comes from Cokeville,
Wyoming That Dangerous
Characters Have Boon Sur-
j rounded in a Canyon.
! (II; Otriilin; llrrnhl . I', l,ri Wire)
' Halt l.akf City. I 'tali hepi J: A
i inport imne 'lorn Cokeville u. thi
intteriiooii Dial Hnali Wu'tin v . Un out
law atht lllf Inoihei. Chailea, who
held dp alld lobbed deponllora ill the
Miaie bank of thai place wateida),
haw- lieeu lotiaiad In Siuiiii Fork
i an. ou. about i wean -five .nllea trow
Cokexille and thai tin iiniaiilltK
i(WM'a .tie rlonlPa III OU 'lit 'lallillt
c
UT
While State-Wide Election
Shows Scant Majority in
Favor of Elimination It
Will Likely Be Wiped Out.
RECOUNT OF VOTES
MAY BE UNDERTAKEN
Former Mayor of Portland A.
P. Leighton Says This Will
Be Resorted to Unless Dif
ference is Sufficiently Big;
(ID IDrnliiK llrrnhl A. I. I.rnaril Wlrrl
Portland Me Kept i: l.ittu
change in the apparent tenuit wu
nhiiwti I. nla h a revlabitt or tin re
turn or thi wit.- euat at wMtirda r
apeclal eltH'ttoU eh tile tUenttiU if
taking prohibition out of the atut'
cunatltulbtn Foiirtenn Iowiih bad not
been heard from, and without them
townn the vote atood . For repeal.
u.72l. agalnat repmil, :i.fr.s
Thin gave a majority of 7H1 for the
riie uf the prohibitory amendment
to the ntate eoiHttlttltllin.
Former Moyor Atlam ! I.iikIiIoii
ol INiltlnlltl. preaiilellt of the N.i I.i
nnw It-ague, announced loilm thut
at.pa woalil b taken for a iciunl
of the vote unite the official return
ahouid materlalD Im-reeae the ma
lority for the re era I of the amend
itirnt Official returnn hud heeit re
ceived thla uioriiliiK from "U clllti
and towiif.
Next tn Ihe interent In the pro
hlbitlon iiuuniiun hn that of tin
Hiloptluii r teJtK'llun ot a atntc-wlde
prttiuiiy net. Iloturnn thu fur re
citlveil ludieitte Ite adoption by u ituod
hiargtu. The nfftclnl vote from i
cltlHK and towtiN nt hand this mom
Iiik ahown 32.780 Mvornlile anil
ij.rtaj opiHtHliK vote. i majority in
favor of I7.I IS.
The iletntit of the propoMtlon to
make A'ugiiMtu rornvor the neat of ffov
erunietit wuc Itullaatcd curly
GUftctat returns front citln,
I(r5lfi mid plantiitlni'iii, tiyed In revl
lni; the tinoffiolnl Nutirnx or hint tildht
nave rt-ducwf trte riXtl mnjorltv t
I OK ote.
At I I'i P III Ihe WiplllK out or tll
aiiparmt maiurltv for repeul nim in
dicated At '-' I'i p in It looked nn It the
orflcbtl margin ntie way or the ni'irr
would be aHvht The problliltloiiirtn
were hopeful that further fimiric
nun M turn til renult In their favor
wirr, isovititNtut says
Hprlna ltkr. N J. Sept. I.' tln
ernor Fretlnrlck W I'lalttlnil oi Malnr
nelil todni
"Maine did not vote to tin wl It
witei! to take out of the countltiillou
the piohlbltot't lOHinlmetitK Thai
mi-Hiin IikuI prohlMUiou ilintead of
IochI nullification. It ititttim that the
people are Bobbc to be honiwt with
tin ntai lw-n. I bWlevn that under lite
i... nl option 1mm. euelt an In lkt-t to
oiue un a rennlt of the otr of the
li'Klnlature w.. will are more jn lunl
inolnliiiioii in Malm, tlntn m miwi
VI en miller our prohiidiori i.iw
NOT
GIVE HEALTH TO
Son of Financier Seriously III
from Tuberculosis at Hotel
in Colorado Springs; Broth
er Died in Arizona.
lit llvrtiliiK llrrnhl A. I. I.rnaril Wlrt
New York. Iepl I.' - Il 'if. inr
knoH inhere todat that Allan ID an
noo of Thomea V Rv.in, ihe 'in
i lor. lu nertounh ill ol tuber' uloni-' '
i .lotiulo Springs w In re he V a" ,.il,- I
I. ml wi-t-k
1 1 in father waa ill Juat n-ion
-.iii.'il 'or Ktitppe laat Mu. a it o
ih oh lil to biive regained hb h. ilti .
(iiimiiiii and Aaglla AlPitltci- - J
T'l.iiii.i F . ajlgg nevan et -ii't'i
in h.ol apglM aevvral i.ion.n
Vl 'ollll
SAXON SOLDIERS
DROWNED IN
(ID r)tnla llrrnlil A. I. I.rna
Ditilin. Siuony. sept 1,
Suvuji tirar. manoueetH w
icullatle cbaiaclm tmlat y-iuat
Chlaua toat t titdr llvua
i nit io wlm the rfvor 18'
(.1)1!. MAX ItAI.I.DdMt
CAIM.'HT
HD lltriilne llrrnhl A. I
Venluin France.
4 A balloon carrying
niiinn i naaetl ihe
in. tlonn today n
Thu bulloitntai were
4 ntimeroua frvahly
i
aranh- ivre fee Bit
ai-n.oll . y
RIGHES
YOUNG

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