Call upon th*
Want ColumM to
in Buying and Sett-
ing. You'll Find
Them Most Effitien
Tie Weafter
WA8INGTON
March 13.—-Oklaho-
ma — Fair and
warmer.
TUESDAY MORNING,
VOLUME XXII.
HEM HI
Martial Law to Prevail Under
Instructions from President
Diaz
GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA. MARCH 14, 1911 EIGHT PAGES.
Government Continues to Rush Fresh Troops to the Border
X \ Kk-VTH TF=T= 1 1 F"Ti FKVTM -TT4F Tllrt. XT^A-fr-c-ir- froM „— 
tuesd \y morning,
THE TTErNMEss^t: taki^supplies from the mrr rues-
I . ~ —II .   ~ ~1 Oe-SPATCH e>OA
RECRUITS ARE WANTED
United States Must Protect Her
Citizens in Face of Order
Which May Mean Instant Death
—Hunting Men Like Dogs
RECRUITING MORE TROOPS
SAM ANTONIO, Texas. March 13.—
There .s haste in recruiting' troopers
for the ninth and eleventh cava'ry
regiment* which are believer! due as
the first to see service along the Mex-
ican border.
Wve "hundred reteruit* havo been
rushed to San Antonio und attached
to the 11th regiment. Recruits are
coming from various stations to join
the ninth.
Officers believe these cavalry regi-
ments will be s«*nt in a fe. day; to
relieve the overworked troop-, now
blocking the border.
With the prospect of the suspension
of the Mexican constitution end the
establishment of martial law, it is be-
lieved here that the invasion by Amer-
ican troop? into Mexico is more immi-
nent than any time since the mobiliza-
tion of the troops along the border.
President Diaz' troops have been or-
dered to shoot any one 'caught steci.1-
ing. which is expected to develop what
President Taft termed the "cause for
intervention"
NOW UNDER MARTIAL LAM
MEXICO CITY. Mexico, Mar, h 13.—
The entire republic of Mexico is under
martial law today. Without a up. ling
the assent oi th - permanent cwanmis-
sion of congress to the setting aside
of constitutional guarantees, t'ie gov-
ernment has begun the movement of
additional troops to Chihuahua und
Coahuila.
With a living wall of American
tro<4pa along the border, President
Diaz is confident that the regular*
ich will now hurl against the revo-
lutionary forces will be able to cru«h
the insurrection.
ither government officials, however.
•h c not so sanguine. The situ.it or. In
Mexico City alone has been dangerous
for some time and it is feared that
vne sending of the main strength of the
army to northern Mexico will allow the
insurrectionists to spread the revolt
even into the southern states that are
r ">w In a state bordering on nnarchy.
The aged president Is understood
?•> he suffering from heart trouble,
during his entire interview with news-
1 aper men yesterday, hs son, Colonel
Porforio Diaz, Jr., was at his side
• very moment.
The presidential palate is guarded
night and day by picked tr<
the army. President Diaz has been
in fear of assassination for a yr.r
find more elaborate precautions than
• v ti* are being taken now.
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NUMBER 282
Supreme Court Upholds Con-
stitutionality of Law
Contested
IS LEVIED ON THEM ALL
Fight Against Enactment Began
Almost as Soon a3 Passage of
Payne-Aldrich Bill in 1909—
President Wrote Outline
^ V. ASIIIXOTON, D. C., March 13.—
The supreme court handed down today
n decision upholding the constitut'on-
al'ty of the corporation tax law
was read by Justice Da v.
The decision
stitutionality
It
Dr. Hille Tells of His Production
ol Nutriment from
Chemicals
NEW* YORK, Mar. 13 —News dis-
patches from Chicago that Dt> Her-
mann Hille, a wealthy scientist, had
discovered that It was impossible to
manufacture food tor the human
species from earth or from air, at-
tracted considerable attention In the
city and recalled clearly the startling
f | theories of John Jf
WILL KILL PRISONERS
EL PASO, Texas, March 1J—Presi-
dent Diaz' "no quarter" order is al-
ready having its effect, according to
the statement of a courier from Made-
ro's camp, arriving today.
RANCHER IS ARRESTED
TI A JUAN A, Mexico, March 13.—
Juan Borrunta, 75, a rancher was ar-
rested near Tecarte. as a revolutionary
Npy, and is being held incommunicado
here.
Under the new Mexican martial \iw, ,
order he will bo shot. Jt Is alleged that I period."
federals found letti :-s and maps In foot Ifie,,
Borrunta's clothes addressed to an in-iwlehi.,..mrnr
sann
dav.
the
; subject. published
Dr. Hille in an a
Ohlcago Medkal
mrgent commander .at Tecarte
wrote his article o
cated layman, but
firnv every word h
Mr. Astor wrote
lem end his main t
may find In the waste substar
the earth sufficient nutrition to
us to look with equanimity up
disappearance of vegetal $b <
scarcity of meat-producing a
Either we should find some v
eating those waste products
•hguld evolve edible animals
could live upon them.
nousters of the carbon
\vrote Mr. Astor, '30
, nearly a 100 feet Ion
mip
Christmas
'ess before
iety, an-
Mr Astor
an unedu-
 d prob-
that wp
tablish'ng the con-
ie corporation court
measure will add S2S,000,000 annually
to the revenue* of the United States.
The corporation tax has been In force
ever since It wan enacted as an ad-
junct of the Payne Adrieh tariff law
and the United States treasury de-
partment has been allowed to retain
Its collections made under the nieasuro
subject to the decision of the supremo
court uppn thi bill's validity. Today's
decision is the f'rst handed down sines
the re-onratiizatlon of the supremo
courl several months aao and caused
the postponement of this . ate as well
ns those :isalnsl (he Standard Oil
truM. 'riv decision was unanimous.
\s regards the excise lax." said
I Justice r>a\, there is ..nlv one re.tnire-
Ecferendum Proposition Will Be, meni mad. !■■ the constitution that.
is eeoKrapjhlc uniformity. As this ono
per cent Is levied on all corporations
in the I'nited Slates It complies with
this requirem.-nl and Is clearly uncon-
stitutional," .lodge Day conllnned
"ii elves the power tn
i the subjects for tho
ut anj argument that
fran' hlse rights upon
upon stocks of a cor-
Snag Upon Which Boat
Smashes
j SEN. OWEN GETS IN GAME
Oppose It Won't Prevent Bat-
tle and May Disrupt the Entire
Democratic Party
VWqops /■SBQASJ& THE clAMay K-TCT . .
re, the referendum
lot mean that 11108*9
LLL'B Ii) MAP BACHELOHS
.Widows' Organize and Their
Minuet Book Discloses the Real
Purpose of Organization
BERWICK, I
Widows' Assoc
fourt I
JUST ONE NATION
WASHINGTON, 1). C, March 13.—
President Taft's* order for the assem
tiling of 20,000 or more troops and more
warships along the Mexican border is
the premature breaking of a long and
carefully nurtured plan that has for
its ultimate object a Unit* States
protectorate of Mexico and the whole
"f Central America down io where
Panama joins the South American
(CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)
eded if an addition tr
the
hat
e food in a more concentra
\ n automihie can do much
k on gasoline than it could
el. and so coy Id an animal
suited to ii.
tat ion as we know it probai
n the plants that became eola, w
not their descendants eat«su
tCONl.iML.ED ON PAGE TWO)
' . FAMILY SOLD fOTjl;
| j CHILDREN EAT WOOD
(Husband DLposes of Wife and I. ittle Ones While in Liquor to
Friend Who Claimed He Would Manage
PHII. M>KI/I'III.\ M„. h ... . * k
g for $1 to ;i Jman who has threatened
to take liei f,y force and live .virh
and denerterfyby the husband who si.lrl
her, Mrs M*iry Gugisa, living at 1 SI 
houtli I .ee ittreol has appealed t<> lie
8 ithorities ft., protection
Her Btorj, fold to Magistrate Hughes
v s.^.ininf!\ impnssiblf in b uken
Kngllsh shelisked that her husband be
found and in\d«- t<  support her and the
three childrAi whom he had let'. .,t
home 4" tan\ 
Little by little the magistrate pot
from her the details of her sordid and
wrctchcd life and gradually the btory
Mar. 1J.—The Berwick
Association, which was organ*
• years ago. only widows, real
in good standing, being pli-
membershlp, was not formed,
generally supposed, for the pur-
extending charity to unfortu-
t the real reason for tho organi-
to nnd suitable second, third
It,.' n:«
meetings ..r the Association have
held with the greatest of secrecy.
Every member upon Joining was forced
crecy oath " in which she
• divulge the real. Reason
atlon of the Association,
ndiVidua! came acrosi me
minute book, in which were carefulis
written the "doings" of every meeting.
According to the mlnatm or the last
meetintr, it was unanimously decided t.>
hold the annua; picnic of t'he A>3ocla-
tion this year on the same dale and at
UUZ Iti btSf OF HEALTH
Talks to Representative of the
Associated Press and Calls
Campaign Simply "Hunting''
MEXICO CITY, March 13.— Rumors of
Pro idem Diaz s tailing health and ap-
I'roae ung death w*re put ai r. st wu
th< aged mi. r gave an interview if> the
Associated Press Sunday.
I le v as sc^n ai t ■ t-!.of     • -
better for years.
<lent Taft over the pres
not consider the frien
danger of impairment.
"The
constit ut
eopRre
to sec*
excise
tax wit ho
this is
a tax on
capital
zation or
pora tio
n is errr
"It i
s pilrel'
"on th<
privilex
on the
property
other
way of t«
such a
certain
sense In
atlon <
ax.
tax," declared Day.
>f doing business, not
•f eorporatlonp. It is
"por-
going to he "The
or even in fabllsh
ighl
Violent Antogonism Grows Out (1
of Alleged Sectional Combina-1
tion in House Employees
WASHINGTON,
beiorf' aua 1
1 that Senate
ion, which I
which
d. For
the
Which wi
party
Souther
id that. In 1
1 line south-
 •
s for the gr
same pi
Club
1 the Berwick
'U u -> annual
Folio
mark,
Ion an
breaking up trust
the government t.  es-
! tax can not be ques-
tioned.
*'' '• is once conceded that this tax
a rltrhtful exer.'ise of congressional
iwer the argument that It is nn er-
n'"uti\ e aij- of this power can have no
li s at-| standing In this court. An executive
front. 1 air of p rightful power is not a matter
Owen's to > o determined by Judicial proeee#-
tii t e ng that rests with courts to decide,
TI « court deals only w ith the constl-
I <•(! the t luring (lay nf the session. J trt'on -.f (hat power.
"" ' ! lhem in a ^av ihey "As to that public corporation. It is
ne ■ r I-Tore been emphasized iu j claimed that they exceed official semi
governmental functions and that they
Interest in a Constitution should not be subject lo this tax.
• .. Of tlio r-.iv In the Senate over | y„ arconient, however, can elim-
nitiutivt . ieh 1 endum ami recall. Inste the fact that there are private
'' '' " "" flu' * 1 eon. irat :<'Ps and that th«v must come
1 whether the Arizona Constitution under the corporation tax."
ng to he appro'.ed by the President I The derision was sweening In every
r< a* • detail every objection being overruled,
toi Owen, who is partly Indian, I The decision handed down a« justlc^l
•lio is one of tho harde t fighters in \ Day ruled that the corporation tax
• ■. declared recently he would '""J . Iu not a direct tax on personal or real
most for the approval of the Arl i property of corporations, but that it's
Con: tituiion. .Senator Owen is a ; our< ty an excise tax levied by au-
)ellevei in the Initiative the ret  r-j thorit v of congress on the corporations
1 and ti:, recall He believes they for tho right of doing business, the
sol ■ ly ettfUnUal to tlje countln- s^me as a revenue tax is levied 0$
that #wi bout them ii Is Impossi* metory of the Case.
r the pub t.. exr- .< its will. | The flght auainsi the •■onslltutlonallty
extra y slon Senator Owen will of the corporation tax beq-an almost lm-
ent
tin
ver that meas-
latcd a plan to
To Arrange for Pi.
I lia Walk. - is tiif  .
(CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
have a valid tax. the errors of that
CONTINUE:D ON PAGE TWO) "
April at tin
At that tir.ie
1 r*. 11 «
transaction took plae,
and though the won
man who claimed her
«h" declared thai she
ih.it h< might come f
her husband had «
"ihJt my husband sold me.
drunk and wanted money
liquor. lie gave me and the
for $l and I didn't know anyth
EIGHTEEN DEAD
Dl'LUTH, Minn., March I::
he cave in nf the mine h! r
'"nn.. S-itord.;. K.llr.d j,.
hodi s,
vere r^n
nd it is
CAPITOL CA
BTTPPS' BANKRUPT
DID HE KISS Km OR DID
hi
(CONTINUED ON PAGZ TWO)
Sundii
•ad hod
night and
him were completely crushed.
recov-
n with
WILL RE(
O' 10
O t:
Ctj tors'
id Ihc
Charges by Principal and Teache r Stir Village in Long IslaBd
She s Accused of Kissing a Py.iil
Investigate Famous Kisses
. • W hat shall be done to Mr,
nond. " It will have to dee ds
bo done with Miss
X^ot only was Miss Bush the kisaer
■Wh.ft -a 1
The principal is
(CONTINUED ON PAGE T^QJ