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AIJUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1914.
TIIH KV ENITO RFRAIsD
Vol;. 4. N. M.
fflf nil?
nes RISE
I REVOLT
AGIST
S
Hnndreds of Butte Union Men
Wreck Union Kali and
Drive Officers to Protection
of Sheriff
ACTING MAYOR CURRAN
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Outbreak a Protest Against
Heavy Assessment Levied
for Supportt of Sttrikers in
Michigan and Elsewhere.
(Ily Leased Wire o F.'venlnf Herald.
Hon., Mont. June IJ. lliti:.
i.iiucis. Intent on wreiklng vengeance
upon hr iiltli er ! 0"e ft inn beca:c
f alleged mlsmanagcm-.1, atlsc I
.tiling M..,or Fruits t'uiran here
l..y when he songl". to irctenl Ihe
witcktng of th millets' union hill.
Tlii. mu or was h' m il to pi hosnilul
,n an uni nnacinos oc I il. t..
While Hi rlut ni It, height. Al
derman Chat lea l.aiie made u dcma.id
"i.u lliv acting mat"!' th..l he appeai
I 'i I he governor lur troopa. 'I'll'
county cu.nmiaxuoneia huatity assem
bled wild authorised Mheriff Hrlacoll to
swear In a man ydeputie aa were
needed lu control the eiluation.
Metetul bundled mineia relueed Id
oai h hi.U) In a .re1e Ih .'uia
il. .1. if miners' union day. Their re
Nul waa . mti against heuty aa
seiaineuts In led lur auppolt wl Ihe
(Hike In Michigan and other fund nr.
dercd raised liy Ihe Western Federu
tin i.f Miner. They attacked the
mati'tirra and hurled rmka at Treat
ment H' tt Kilcy of the Unite utili.n and
In ii loi dm. ne ultli liila. The l it. t
Mere rescued by Ihe police and found
shelter In the ahtrlft illl e.
The itii.li then attacked miner'
u ii inn hull. wrecked lia furniture, de
atmjcd I In- ballot boxee In. tiling the
votes cast In u reretit union election
and carried on" the Itunka Aetl'ia
Mayor Cuiran wui set upon when he
tried lu addieaa Ihe rioter and per
auadad them lo refrain Iri.in fur.. .01
destruction of property He waa thrown
lu lite ground and rendered un-n-
lout
The rlolera continued their demon
train. na In the vicinity of the he--Id
I ollke. where all of the union olll-
lala remuinad In hiding
Ai'tlng Mayor I'urrun m not dun
eroualy Injured. II auffeied a dl
location of Ihe ankle and a broken
wrlai, beanie deep i-uta on the fair
and body.
The tiiaurfenl nilnera announ.ed a
maaa tnenlna tonight when they aay
tepa will Ih- taken for the forma
tion of a new union and the etnli
llHhntent of relntlotia with Ihe min
ing rompaiilea.
.nrtlirr XmIIii lrlaiat Wre-ke,l.
tMdeiihofeti, Oermany, June 1J.
Another of the Kenpehn alrxhlpa ol
tha (lrrmnn army, the Z-l. w.ia badly
re kid near here todiiy while trying
to effert an em-rgenry landing. The
air truiaer broke ui right anglt-a ne
hlnd Ihe rear gondola. A lleiiiennnt
waa Injured.
CRASH
Py leaWI Wire In rnlnc fleraltl.l
On Hoard a. H. New York vbi Wirr-
... HI,, aconnell Xlrfaa.. June IS.-"4
While the American liner New Vorli.i
Weai.iound, wua motlnnlea In a heavy I
fog 4 mile eaat of Amhroac liKlll
alilp eatly lodity, Ihe ll.imburg-Amer. ,
ban liner I'relorl.i, bound riiat, ran
Into her and ripped hole 12 feel
lilgh and S3 feet long In her port aide.
Th hoi la fluah wlih the main de,-St
nd I U leet atinv th water Un.
Pu great waa the fore of the colli-1
lon that Ih l'reloila'a amhor w
torn from her bow and left hanging
Inalile the g.lp thai hud been lorn In
th New York. Practically all of in
paenger on !'"'h hlp wer aalcep.
Iinmedlutely after Ih rnlllalnn Ih
engine of oih ghip were nrdered
full apeed aalern and paaaenger ean
hurrying lo the deck. Th paaaengera
of Ihe New York wer able In reach
over and louch th bow of th I'ra
torla ii ah pulled away from her
dangeruua poaUlnn.
Ther w no panic. Captain Hon
rla and I'hlef Oltlcer Turner wer
both tin th bridi a( Ih lime uf tit
Til GREAT OCEMI LIIIEI1S
P0RM1D BALLODri
RACERS SAFE II!
OREGOfi GUY
Oai Bag Wrecked in Storm
and Pilot Rendered Uncon
scious but not Seriously In
jured. By Ieannl Wire 10 Fvenlnf n era Id.)
r'orlland. Ore., June 11 I'uptHln
John llerry, pilot of Ihe mlaalng bal
loon Million I'opiiliiilon ('lull and hit
aide, ). rao T. Morrlmin, walked Inti
Oregon I'lty nl 9.4U a. ni. todn). Their
I. all. ...ii waa w rerke.l In a tree In the
forest a.. inn tnlli- froin Oregon i'nv
TliurmlHy nlghl, m. 11. riling to n l.rli'l
telephone report rerelxed In Portland
from Morrlaon, and llerry wn ren
dered unriilm.ioua but waa not gel
loualy Injured.
The balloon wnn amnahe.1 agnlnal
tall pine and eollapai'd in the top;
brnnchea. Neither of the grr innun
vaa thrown from the haket, but
llerry waa hurled atMlnut the aide
with aurh fnrr-a thin he waa knocked
un' onai ioim. '
While the r.iln nme down In a
(,e!une'nnd lilh'ning llaabed nl"ioi!
mm lniiotn.lv, Mnrriann revived hit
companion n they hung In the tree
top n hundred feel above ground. At
length llerry uWe. with the aid of
Morrlaon to tleaccnd the trail rope lo
the ground.
Hefnre they dearended Morrlaon
wrote hla note telling of the nnah.ip
uml aa'ing for aid. which he 1111,1. In 1.
to u carrier pigeon lht urrlved hete
ea'errtiiy.
Thnuunda pf petaona throughout
Oregon' inott'itaiiiou region contin
ued today t beat the denaely llmuer
ed alopea In aim.lt of the other two
hiilloona which remained uf the four
I hm aolled from here Thuradny In
I'T ditan. e race Althotlth the "n
teat hue developed niyalery Ih.ii
lorbodea a tragic ar.iurl. the hopjiy e.
cnH of Herry and Morrlaon atretigth
ened Ihe hope Hint the Springfield an.1
Kanwa City III aeronaut will turn
V p a re. ..-
VILLA'S THREAT
SAVED MAYTORENA
FROM DISASTER
lily Iraard Vlra to PSonlnC Herald. 1
liouglua. Arln. June II "I will
hold you pemoimlly reaponalble for
any Injury or Indignity goffered by
J one Mariu Mitytoreiia, coiiatituilnoal.
Iv elected goxernor of Honor "
Thla meaaage, aent by flenernl
Villa lo I'ol. H. Kllita l allca. military
coiimialidiiiit of Hernnmlllo, aeveral
daya ago, waa ull Ihut aaved (lovernor
Muylorena from arrei and Imprlaon
ment. according; to ml wee receded
lodny ot 1 oiiatltutlonuliat hcuil'inur
tera here.
It cam when Colonel Calle hnn
thrown troopa around the governor
pulaie. on receipt of Ihe warning
C'ulle withdrew hla men, und It waa
nol until after thla thai fore nl
Yu.iiia atimmoned In ihe governor'a
aid reached Ihe capital.
Ygnarlo Honlllu. Ueneral 'rrn
aa'R "mediBlor," ent to coinpiwe Ihe
difference Iwtween the civil and nill
Itnry factlona In llermoalllo, arrived
there today.
laydar al Trinidad.
Trinidad. I'olo., June IJ Mem
hera of the Kleventh Tnltad Btle
cavalry malloiied In Ihe airlke di
trlct of Laa Animaa nd Huerfano
countle are today greeting Ih f I rat
appearance of the military ghoat lni'e
Ihe troopa occupied the field on Mny
ft and . Major Oambrlll of Fort
I.ouiin, paymnaier, la here today pny
Ihk the aoldura. Hetween lli.M
and 11.'.. ni'" will be paaaed out 111 PIV
to Ihe aoldlera.
H 01! Hi FOG
colltaion. They aaaured th frighten
ed paaaenger. miiny of whom hurried
to th starboard aide of Ihe ahlp. an
ticipating a lial to port, lh.it thr wua
no danger. Member of th crew
wrnt among lit puaaengera and urged
them to b calm.
Fortunately th wntch which or
rupled Ihe iUitrler behind that P'iri
ot ah ship cruahed In, wag on
ituiv I- t h. amke hole. Had the col-
llalun ntcurred while thla watch wa
nff duty, a number of live would
probably have been loal. Th Pre
lorln wa le damuged by th colli
Ion than Ihe New York. Heveral ol
th plale at her bow wre apron
nd twlated.
After ih pangr had bn
ured they wer In no danger they be.
gun lo laugh and Joke over the queer
eoalumeg In which gome of th Irav,
rlerg apeared upon deck. Th paa
aenger refused to return lo thtir
rabins until daylight.
Afler II wa determined that t4
gerlnu damage had been don 14
ellher uf th ship, they proceeded oh
their wy.
PRINCIPLECRITICALCIVIL WAR
OFIlffS
E
ENDORSED
Advocates of Equal Political
Rights for Women Win
Twenty Year's Fight in Fed
eration Convention at Chi
cago. CONSTITUTIONAL BAR
TO POLITICS GOES DOWN
Resolution Containing Une
equivocal Endorsement of
Woman's Fight for the Bal
lot is Passed Today.
lit litwird Wire 10 tttrttilng Her!.!.
I'hl.-iigo. June I J. The prin-
rlple of n.imnni suffrage wn
endoraed here toil.iy by Ihe
l.enenil Federation of Women'
4ltll.lt.
Ity tin action a twenty yeara'
fight b Ihe aiiffruglaia to break
down the federallon'a c.niitu-
tloi.nl r on political and re-
llgiou eulijecis waa atlcceaaful.
The reaoliition rollowa:
"Wherea. Ihe ii'ieatlon of po- 0
lit ten I equality of men and worn-
en la lodny a vlial problem un-
der dlaciifaion throuKlioul the
livllUed world:
KcB.ilv.d, thiil Ih Oeneral
Vederutlun of Wi.meu' L'lub
give the istiee of polilliul eiiial-
Ity Ita moral support by record-
Ing Ita eiirncat belief in Ihe
principle of political equality re-
giirdleaa of ."
IIDikHm So It rage I'plH'lil.
rtpringlleld. III., June 13 The llli
nota womun'a auflriiae ni-t waa tie
tlaied conmllulion.il by I lie stnle su
preme court tod.iy ill detldlnr the
Scnwn suit
The woman's sulTr.ise ai t, Ihe v.il
l.lily of which wua upheld by the de
cision, granted limited sunr.iKe to nil
women cltUcna or Illinois, penult im
them to vote for atiitntory ofllcer. iml
upon propoatlona preaented to the II
linola electornte.
TODAY'S
GAMES
M1TIIIIVV, JI K IS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
C'nriK : lt4Mla, O.
II. II. K.
rl. Louis no I in Hi r.iiu in ii
lirookhn un" uimi nun-g & f
lialierlec. I'.rlner and fnyiler; AK'h-
iii.in, s limlti! and M. i'aily.
( tile, 4; I. lain. H,
it. II. F.
f'hlcago t;'u mill Oil 4
New York ....Uii nul ling R 0
Hutteriea: Pierce, Xaiiel and Ilrrs-
nithnit, llargiuve; Iemure and Mc
Lean. rirat, 3; Urate. I.
II. II. K.
Pittsburgh ... IH'O 110 010 3 u
lioalon lino IJO Ull 4 l I
llallerlea: foiiaelman. I'ooper and
OiIihoii; Tyler and Howdy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
lIMtMHHe ItDlll. .
Wushingloll-.'hltaKo B.illle post
poned: rain.
AllihHIc, 10; ap. N.
It. II. K
rhili.delphla .UHl ni 110 1 Ii -rievilad
...loi Hi J sou 8 II 3
(allel ic: Klin w key. I'lunk und
Ijipp: Hugeriiinn, Jonea and Nell.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
IN.mhunI Itoln.
Ilnltimore-t'lii. a un guinea poal
poned; rain.
Iluffalo. 4: M. Iiula, 7.
llufTulo villi On II I'lO 4 7 1
Ml. Louia US l00 lltlx 7 1 I
Uuiterieo Anderwm and Lavigne:
Uroom and Hlinon.
Ilnxiklyn. t; lc kcea. If).
nrnoklyn 0'U U1 401 7 1
Kaitaa Pity .DO dot 0x III It I
llutlerlea: llouck, laifitte. Kealon
nd Land. Owen; I'ullop, llarrla.
I'ackard and Luaterly.
SUFFRAG
d i Abb Ai
NIAGARA
TODAY
Mediators Concentrating At
tention of Search for Man
Who Can Take Iluerta".
Place and Satisfy Carranza.
I SENATOR AS LAWYER
Carranza Indicates None but
an Associate will Suit Him
and Pushes Fighting at All
Points.
(Ill IiraMd Wire in Kyenlnf Horald.
Snlllllo, la Ijirtilo. .lone 13.
Military oicraiim an- Im-Iiik
IhwImnI by tlu- niiiMllullonallHta
with tlie utintM vigor. iH-HM-rme
flu In I iig a otitliHiew at and about
y..lxa-, will, h l.cocnil Natcrn
aaanltifl two day au. NanT'
rt'iHirt, r cited lutr, aintlily
Mate Hint flglitliiK tciy
liewvy but gave no liiillcailon of
Hie iimgree of tlw Iwtlle or I lie
taauitltlc. H.'InfoMitietit bate
Im-ii Mtit to Natta.
The nnanea of Ihe three repreaentrt
llve Cenenil Curr.inzu will a.n.1 to
Nh. Kuril Full will nol be nuide public
nd Hie acope of their poweta will 1101
be outlined until Carrunxu receuea un
answer from the nied.atora in reply lo
Ilia note gilvlalng that he was wiuiug
to send representatives. According lo
announcement today (tenernl far
rnnsa made It plum that he alwa.s
bud favored Ihe conference In prin
ciple a ad i.id accepted the liuud olu
ca of the mediators, bin that mixiiit
deratandinga had Inlluenced him to
deliiy appointment of rcpreaentnt Ivea.
TIKMII'MIIII IHTHOVl Tin:
m.iti 1, i.i Miovr i ri.iu'W
tin Hoard I . S. t'ulir.rniu. Mu
latlnn. June 12. via Wlrelesa to Him
IMcgo, June IS. The Mexican troop,
ship (iiierrero dcatroyed the conatt
lutionnllal armed steamer I'ulliiculi.
alter n battle near Hunymaa lat
niKht, according lo Information thnt
reached here today. No report of the
cnauulliea hu lief n rei'eivt'il.
HII KTV IIIHKh niHMF.Il
M:XOH 11 IIKI'IIINrAT
HIS IXTI.IIKSTS
Wuahlnglon, June 13 While on-.-clula
ht-re today expreased great sutlh.
faction oter the aignlng (if the ic '
locol in the M.h .11 pen. nexoliii
liotia at NlnuarH I'.illa. sutiahVil Hi
It tn.iiiia tin. eliiu. ni. lion of lluirii.
II developed that lluerta hnd enKugcl
oiinael to represent him here and thn
through hia agen. y Iip la conat.iti.ly m
touch Willi the Washington govern
ment and developim-ma at Niugui't
Fulls.
t'h.irl.'a A. Tnwne, of New York,
former 1'iilied Mates senator lr..:n
Minnesota. Is licn. i il lliterla'a coun
selor, ami diirltiK the last few day Ii
has eonlerred Willi Secretary Hryun
and hua been In communication with
1'resnlcnt Wilson over the develop
ment of the plan whereby It la propos
ed to transfer the .Mexican govern
ment from llueri.i to a provision il
regime.
Mr. Town declared today the sign
ing of the protocol una a hopeful alan
of 11 satisfactory settlement liciua
reached, bill hn looked Uxin today a
the 11101 critical one sine the in. ill
ation conference lu-Kan,
Mr. Town was .11 touch early to
day with lluerta a commissioners ..I
Niagara Fulls, and "Im In coniniunie.i.
lion with Mexico t'lty hy telegraph
('nnatltullonuliat aueula were ailet't
on the protocol ii " A. llouglaHa. or
of farranxa'a lek.l represcniall e.
(inferred al length with He.re'a . y
Hryan.
niTHiN or piiiiv ihiovi or
TIIK I 'HIST fl 'K IMK I'MIAT
Nlagaril Fulls, mil.. June II A
search lor a man '" take the place f
Huerl.t ii protiiioiial president
Mexico t. .lay oc. ui ud Ihe meilial.u',
following the amii.i u of the first of a
seriea of prio ol- Til first .e.i .
document provide for a tranafer ol
power front lln.i'i suhstuntiullt
follow'.
A government ia in he ronatituie'l n
Mexico, of a chat.n ler to b later pro.
tided which al... II be recognixed in
Mexico i'lty on .( .( to lie fixed I and
which Irom that il.c mrward bIi.iII ex
ercise public fun. tnma until liter
ahull l. Inaugurai.'d a Conaillut ion il
president.
The language of lite Protocol pur
poaelv uae Ihe pbiaae "which shall be
recognised In Mexico f'ity" without
specifying by hem. so that In another
protocol reroun.tion will b promia.'t
by the I'nlled Hi....' a well aa the
mediating eouniiie. Algenllne, lira
II and Chile.
The first nrnhvnl la th on y on
which will deal with the method if
transfer. It omii lh reference lo
cona'ituilnnul u.'.eaii.n through the
appointment of a minister of foreign
BREAKS
OUT III
ITALY
All Radical Factions Join in
Bologna in Wild Riot Di
rected Against the Govern
ment Today.
CHURCHES WRECKED AND
TURNED INTO FORTS
Long Live the Revolution"
Slogan of the Anarchists as
Troops Make Bayonet
Charge
(Hy Icaaed Wire to Krenlnf Herald. J
HuloKita, Italy. June I J. Republi
can, socialist und anarchists wno in
Ihe puat have fought each other
vehemently, polned In a rioioua cam
paign against Ihe gow'tnnicnt until. .rl.
tie ut Kavennu, It wua learned lodny.
until reinforcements of troop drove
the leaders of the revolutionary move
ment Into the republican, am-lallM unit
labor exchanges where they ure ml
oexieged.
After a ma meeting, messenger
were dispell, lied to the surrounding
country to announce the ocnclusion .1
the alliance und lo Inn nut the three
parlies' adherents to gather and op
Hm Hi aut hot tiles.
.-iimuUaneoiily a reign of vandallam
Wua lie (tun. The rioter invaded Hie
church of Ut. Mury of Ruff rage, (I,
t toyed ihe sacred ubjeela and stole
Ihe pictures and alarm boxes. They
removed confessloiiala, benches and
pulpit mid formed a barricade with
them in toss the street, filling In liie
open spuce Willi 1 hulrs, statues, can
dlesticks and criiclilxes.
Another mob invaded the conalldi-
tlnniil club, where the orgy of de
struction was continued. The furni
ture ttas 11. .1 to bull. I another barri
cade, un lop of which the national
Hug Was burned.
I'avulrv und infantry with fixed bay
onets attacked tha barricade In die
lac of volley of tone an. I other
misellea while the riotet shinned
"Long live the revolution," "long llvr
th social republic," und "long lite
anarchy."
Amiitui TVrror Ktrbkiii.
Aneouii, Italy, Jut:,. 1 .1. This town
o iiiiiues in a hi. 1 tc of terror owIiik
turther attempts ul looting ..y Hie
.Inkers. Troops nre on guaid day and
night In all the streets and detach-
ment of bluejackets lime been lull I
ed lioui Ih,, 1 1 : I in it cruisers to assist
Ihe soldiers trt the niai'itetiu n... of or.
der I'atulrv continuously palrol lie
outskirts of the town to pretent 111c
entrance or anyone n..t liiin a
apei iul p. rnilt.
1r(HiiK sleiu Hnllr.il.
Home. June 1 3. I lelaclinn iita ol
troops wete ordered today to I .ke
control of the ruilroiid station and
tracks 'n Knmc,
nffuirs which Ihe .M.xi.un plan ho'
suggested. Ily Us simple ultlt uiai ive
atiitemenl that n government hll.il I
arise in Mexico I'lty oil a certain ilat"
there I tin proposition of any partic
ular way b which the truiixler shall
be ttccomilsbed, but it is expln nlv
understood that the appointment i.y
tient-r.il lluerla of the man selected
here la one process to which Ihe
l ulled Ki.u.a objected und which will
not be put Into effect.
The Amen. -an and Mcxiinn dole
gates und niedliilota In un informal
lonleretii this uflernoon disi usscd ul
length the second pi. .11k In the peace
plan which will dial with the' elm rac
ier of Ihe new provisional got 1 1 nioeiit
10 sue ted Hie present regime In
Mcxk ... No final iigreement wu
leached and olliet' meetings will '
iiecesnary before the second protocol
Is perlected and sinned.
t ltlt. Will, ISMsT
Ills HUN MW UHl I'lll MIH T
llullclin. Saltillo, itex , June 13.
(Via laircdo, Tex.. Jiln,. Ill Alter
the disp,itci of lieneral t'.iuii'i 1
note lo lha mediator al Niagara I'.ill".
It waa today authoritatltely stated
1l1.1t IIih cotialiliitloliallsla wish one of
their own member (o become pro
tisiotial president under medlutloii
plans providing taking such nftl. e can
not be construed In uny manner as
legalising uny uf lluerta a acts.
AXOTIII It MOMlllKiON I I I H
l'IUl TUB WHVI'll TO rovli:
Vera flux, June IS. .tnifipaiiiix
Ihe ovenhtow of th Huert.i govern
ment and fearing ila ennse.iiencea lor
himself and for hla family, (leneral
Lorenao Mnndruion, lb older broinci
of (leneral Manuel Vlonilragon, whi
was I" resident lluerla II rat eecrclat y
of war. now In Harla. took refuue
within Hi Ainerl.'an lliiag her today.
FIFTH ERUPTIOH OF
r in pit 1 innrii in
IV
E
Sulphur Fumes Evident at Dis
tance of Sixteen Miles. For
est Ranger and Two Guides
May Have Perished.
lly IsnstNl U Iro lo lAciiliig; Herald.
Keil.lmu, ('..I.. June I 1 - A Itlin
( luplioti or Mount Ijiksi ii, more vio
lent eteti than thai or lat nluhl.
which in I urn Was lar gteater than
any of tlioe lhal preceded It, nr-
I early today. For Ihe first dm
the in. 'II i.f aiilpliur was In the nlr
Aahes fell at Mineral, sixteen unlet
flout the peak Al till distance the
imtatn w lii.l.l.-n in haze, but the
I tilled Ml a tea lor.. airy stall. .11 111 Min
eral report, d that Ihe tuat column of
blackened a Pol a rising from in
later was tl'Hily tinged nl.'h sulphur
fumes und that sulphur could be
smell there.
The successive otilbretik of Mount
Lassen hute been pr.mr.a-o vely ftrr
I. him. but Ihe last two lar overtopped
the ol hera.
A searching pnriv of three started
today to look for Hanger Aobey and
hla parly of three who fulled to return
laat night from a trip to the summit,
und who Ii la tear-. I. muv hat P been
overcome i,t gaaeg In the eruption
yesterday.
Hanger anil farly Safe.
Kan r'runciaco, June 3. Fore.t
Hanger Abney and his party ure sale.
Word Hint they hud escaped the rreii.
I'ott of Mount Iji.s. n, which they wer
nsceiidliig when Ihe eruption broke
forth, was contained in a telegram lo
the I'nlled Miutes f.ircst service, rc
(elved here today frni Mupervlsor
Hushing. Th,, lookoii: rlntlon on the
atimmii near the crater, wns (te
at myed.
A telegram from Hushing auld:
"Volcanic ash fell here from T In
HO this morning. Strong atilphur
fumes sppsr. nt. No flame nr moltep
material seen yet. The discharge It
flna volcanic r.h, atcsm and sulphur
fume with liciity matrr.al t .lln g
(lore lo cr.it T. aa In previous out
l.iists." CHARGE CONSPIRACY
TO CONTROL PRICE OF
WHEAT IN MANY STATES
Ily l-cn-s-tl Wlro lo Rvetiln; Herald.
Salt Iike t'lty. June 1.1. Hint wu
Died in the district cunt eater. lay
by two aim kholilers of Ihe I'tuh
l.laho Kletntor company against lliut
coiupany, Ihe Fanner' I'.raln und
Milling compnny of I tab, the Long
nioiit Farmeis' Milling und Lletulor
coinpiiny of t'oloiado. the (llobe
Hi. .111 and .Milling company of I'ull
foinia and seteral liidtvuluals, chuig
Iiik ih. .1 the ilefeiidanlH and other
iin.ler Hie control of J. K. Mullen of
I1.11..T were coiiapiiitiK Illegally to
.unit.. I the prne i.f wheal und other
Kl'uin. in ( allfornla. 11I.11111J.1, I lull,
V oiiiing, Montana, Idaho, Nebruska
an. I Kansn. mid uskiiig for un lli
Juuilioii. It la alleg.il by the plain
tiff. I: K. Miller of Kali Ijtkv unu
John L. Hair of I 'enter, that Mul
len, operating through the Colorado
Milling and Klctutor coiupany, con
trols nl.. .ul ten mill an. I cletul'.r
planls in the state pinned.
PRESIDENT WILL
ATTEND FORMAL
OPENING OF CANAL
(Ily la-ased Wire lo Tvctitng Herald.
Wufluiiatoti. June 1 3 l'leal.l.lit
Wilson will leave Washington on
Match ".. I'lir., for I'anaina, to ultend
flormul opening seremonlea of the
Paiiuina canal at a dale to be titer
mtned later: will pass (broiiah the
canal With 1 1 ... .al.iliet o'l the old
batllellli 'llegoil anil I lien ploiced
IUU.il LtiJOLIi Id
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lo San Fran. iaco. j s 4 4 f 4 W WW V w w
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TWO D EM . TWEflTY-THREE HURT
III WA Ft LUTED WRECK
(Ity I .cased Wire In r.venlng Herald )
l.os Angeles, t'.il.. June I I - Two persona were killed and 31
injined in the wreck last nlsbt at Hag. la. I. al , w hen an east bound
Sai.t.i Fo limited limn run into up open switch and crashed li.tr. a
freighi lialn on the siding Met nt. .n of the Injured and the hod
ies of H. M. I'luni uml t'harles I'tlilrli of Man Francisco, Hie two
men killed, were InoiMht here aboard a ieelal train totav.
It w is reported at railroad h a..iuirlers lhal the wrei waa
ecu. I Ijv nu open suit.h leading 'nlo the Riding oil who h Ih
fieiht train stood to let the limited puss.
The wrecked train I euatl.ound California limited train No
4. due In Albuquerque this evening at o'clock. Th train has
been cancelled. The dining cur. In which th two peraon wsre
killed, la a wooden car. and rmlrn.ul men said that had th wreck
come halt an hour earlier Ihe death list might have been larg-".
The dining ur practically waa lear of pusaengrri when the wreck
occurred.
Kan Francisco, June 11 Charb W. Iieldeti, who wa killed In
III wreck of the I'aillornia Inni'cd luat nlghl. Was secretary of th
Pacific Motor Pub Halting company with nlti.es hire. HI home wa
In Chicago und he waa bound tor that city lo visit hia inothvt and
hia aleplather. Kdttard K irr. who la reported to be dying.
QUEEN
WHY
PREPARES
TO LEAVE
LOill!
Declares She Cannot Stand
Nervous Tension and will
Leve George to Fight it Out
Alone. i
UNPARALLELED" SOCIAL
SENSATION THE RESULT
England's Queen Literally
Driven from Her Capital
City by Fear of Continued
Attacks of the Furies. ,
fBy I eased Wtra o Kvenlnc flerald.t
laonlon, June 13. yueen Mury
baa decided in caae of further
aurTragetle deinnnalratlon In th
vicinity of royalty to quit I on-
don ubruplly and leave King
Ueorce to finiah thy sua sun alotie,
according to a sour. In close
touch with th court and the gov-
ernment.
Th queen I reprewntsd a
being In state of nertou ten-
on us to when and where Ih
next suffragette will appear.
Mhe, It la said, has no Intention
of allowing her existence to be
made unhap.y by those sh dab-
Itually cull th "furlea."
Should the queen b forced to
rarry her threat into execution,
the irtep will rrente an unparal-
teled social aensMilof..
REPUBLICANS WIN IN
FIGHT FOR CONTROL
OF ELECTION BOARDS
(Ilf Lesusrd VVTr to Ovonlnc llraJd.
lienver, June 13. Thai Ihe K
publican party hud won II fight with
the 1'rogreestve to h recognixed
the second party In the stale was In
dicated from un authoritative source
ut noon today. It wua said that dur
ing tho afternoon Peputy Ailurne
(leneral K. K. It. nick would tue
formal opinion governing the ap
pointment of election Judge In tide
of a. mm or more population, giving
Ihe Itepiibllcana representation on
election bonrda as the second party.
K. M. Aniinons, Lh'tnocral, waa
el.M te.l governor at the 1V1I elec
tion, receiving approximately 14 4. mm
votes. The ballots dial for the next
highest candidates approximately
were: f. M. Parks. Kepublicnn, a,tuu.
nil I Costlgan. 1'rogresmye, (,
una. The Progressives claimed th
right to he recognised a the econd
party. The Kcpuhllcun. presenting
their case, contended that .Costlgan
was n candidate on the Progressive,
the "I'.ull Moose" ni..) Ihe ll.sisevelt
l'rogreasite tickets: thai 'hla vol
should be divided among-theso three
Patties and tliut It thla wua done th
Iteptiblican parly vote irf 3 01.11
would be the second highest cast.
Iloth parties presented their claim
to liopuly llouck setetul day a ago.
iVIVIANI SUCCEEDS IN
FORMING NEW CABINET
Pari. June 13 - Itene Vivian!
this evening Informed President
) I'o.ncaire that be hud aucceed-
! ed III forming a cabinet.