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Ih Advertiser Buys
Ipaco But Pays For
CIRCULATION
Tho WorM Sells Spaco
And Delivers Tho
CIRCULATION
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1'IUDAV MOHMMJ API! 21 1811
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Congress is
Humor; Ready to Fuss
me m w prevent open
IIKXIt AN TROlRLE TALK.
IfiSSQURlAfl TAKEN TO TASK
&irll.Y Dislikes 1 impimcrlng Tuft
j Villi tin- I m of lh( Army and
Navy in lln Sees I'll.
Sr J...mt.-.t Vr.-H.
j a.sht!ii..!i. April 20 . A positive
Mci-lar itioti In l.ivor of giving the
jlTM'denl authority to prevent U repo-tiUi-a
of thy killing of I "titled States
cjiwvii
fWdai
cjtwvin hy Moxl' nit bclllgerenta wna
In I ho Senate today hy S'tiulir
am stun of Mhsouri a Democrat
iMi a mlinir'ty number nf tlio .Senate
rw.inlltco f-ir foirlgn relations. Mr.
rtuv ciiiiiiiii'iiilt (I tun President fur
Will's United States troops to tho
na of tl 1 k t f 1 1 1 11 1 n In ( (intend for the
Jrlilil nf the United suites to protect
tU lives 11 nil properly nf 1 'tilted States
rHa-tis ami roiiilemneil tho landing
II III 0 liriiish Mtiii Jackets front tho'
Kterwater was tin m t nf war."
I "C'litiegresy he Fold 'should at ones
Ttfl without delay utuhorlxo the Pres. I
l?(irttt In employ whatever force tnayj
1st iiccessuiy to prevent a repetition
the bloody oiitrugo committed In
Jkwglaft Arizona n 11. 1 a
repetition of
tiieh N threatened In El Pasi Tex.
"II Ih authority In this behalf Hlionld
li liirrieletit 1.
warrant him In using
l)n military stuns In whutever way
Jit inimht deem expedient to accom -
I lh tho desired end even though It
k(ulii lead to an lma-dmi of Mexican
ttrrllory.
"Moreovi r If nny net done under
111 authority hy t'10 President for
ti iroper protection of our own peo-
lile un our miivn seoll should loud hos-
tia dcmoiisti.ition nKnlnst American
i-lizons reddeiit In the Interior of
Jienico" ho continued. "Tho l'resl-
ittil Bhould bo authorized now or later
'tw to uso tho military forces If. It Is
(wild to ho necessary to protect tho
jlwoj and llherly of peaeeahlo Amerl-
tin elilzens wherever domiciled In any
Qinrters of .Mexico."
Washington April 20. Conpress Is
It no temper to meddle In tho liuer-
itl affairs of Mexico and 111 tho Sen-
Ke a majority of hotli gldos of the
dani'lier will endeavor to prevent
en dls(Misslon of Hie trntihlo through
Wilch the repuhllc uoutli of the Klo
Crande Is passing.
Tli la a.s made elcnr today at the
fanoluaton of a Hppeirh tin the Mexican
Situation by Senator Stone of Missouri
VI10 BdvocatPd empowprlnff tho Presl.
Vtit to use tho Army and Navy In any
vay ho rnlaht Kee fit to protect Am-
erican IIvph nnd property. Tho reso-
Jitlon was referred to the ForelRn Re.
latlon Commlttes which is not likely
t act on the nipfisuro soon. Senator
Oillom Paeon Root and Lndge all
nembers of this cominlttee Immed-
titely ileiilored puhllc discussion of a
staler nations trouhles and several
took tho Mlssourlnn sharply to task
fr his remarks snifKestlnn that such
Discussion should occur only In cxe
Clitlve session.
Sen 11 1 or Haeon said he wanted It
understood that the views Stone ex
pressed ere not universally share.d In
the Senate. He said that to trlvo tho
President power to use the Army as
lie sees fit Is In Itself a declaration of
War and the time for such an pxtreme
course had not arrived. Mr. Kont was
ver more emphatic In his disapproval
MILI EU NEW DlllECTOIt.
Can In tlio (ieiul Lines l)lre1orato
I'llh'd YesH'idny.
By Ainiirinli'.il I'ro.
New York. April 20. The cap left
In the Missouri Pacific directornti; hy
Iheroslmiatlon of Kuhn Lion eom-
any's representatives when Heorwo
Could forced tho election of O. K.
rush as president of the road was
lillod today with the selection of
James Kpeyer of tho firm of Speyer
and company and II. I. Miller re.
celver of the Huffilo and Hiisiitii'-
hanna railway. Hr. Miller will servo
Iti an advisory capnelty. Co-lnrldent
with the election of new directors
Mr. Hush wa selected president of the
Bt. Louis Iron Mountain and South-
ern Railway company.
ASKS EOll EXPLANATION.
Ia Eolledo Puts Tlirouuli Hcsoliillon
llliout ()picltlon.
Washington April 20. Without
erplanallnn or opposition Senator
Hohert M. LaKolleito put thronnh n
resolution In th" fenatn today callliiK
upon tile secretnry of the interior to
furnish all tho facts connected with
coal entries made upon land with-
drawn from the CIiukikIi National for
est reserve In Alaska and later re-
stored to tho puhllc domain hy order
of President Taft.
Inliircd In IVcnllnr Ao Ident.
J. It. Klcntz of Kldon Til. was In-
jured In a peculiar manner Wednes-
day. Slentz drove nn antotnohllo Into
the country nnd then It 'broke down
Slenl went to a farm hmise nnd bor-
rowed a horse to get to the city. The
latter became scared at Sletitz' own
auto and ran nway throwing the
occupant of the hitKity to tho ground
and Injuring him to tho extent of
icveral painful bruises.
MlnMer l"ts Own Words.
n.r Ao(iitf(l Prem.
Mexico City April 30. Minister
De Lahara tonltrht reguoted Ambas-
sador Wilson to notify Washington
lie desired to rescind one feature
considered objectionable In his noto
regarding the Aufta Prleta Incident.
The fenturo referred to his comment
nn the crossing of tho International
biundary of Captain Jurvot
in Bad
To Sup Ship Owners
Honolulu April 20. A. PoSnuza
C'unuvnrro I'm tuguese consul In (in
i-i
official U tter addressed today to Gov.
irnor Ftv.ir of J I a wall. asks thai ihp
rltury begin proceedings In 11 ihin.i-
suit aunltct tlio Hriitih I'oinpauy
owning the .steamship Oteilo on hoard
of which -75 children of port ugue ic
liimiUraiitd (ie I on Hit) voyage from
Iht IhIiuhI of M'ldelia to Honolulu
'I ho consul asks t tin t tho fed ral
grand Jury tnliu criminal a Hon
against (hosi responsible for tlio death
of tlio children de hiring Hint In.ido-
liiatn hospital rondliloiis v- i pro-
vided mid II. at tho officers 011 hoard
tho vessel w 1 ro cciichi s and neiilcut-
t nl.
Federal olfi lals .say tlio tdonnicr
vhleh is ready to leave port v I ' I he
detalneil hy force If lie cs-.nry. The
iMorle reached Honolulu April 1 .1 with
1051! immigrants'.
VERDICT or NOT (.( Il.TV.
Ilonu'l ElllliiiNliTliiK ra.'CM Aru Cmtcil
at New Oi'Iimiiis
Fly AKmicUhi I I'resK.
Now Orleans La. April HO. A ver-
dict of not Riillty In the .t lili-
husterltiK ca.nt was rendered 'hv :i
Jury In the Cnlted States circuit court
latn yesterday in tho trial of J. W.
Hoer former owner and raplaln
Charles Johnson former master ol the
sieamer Hornet charged with
lutlon of tlio tieiitrnlity laws.
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TWO NEW ONES TAKE TUllLE
TIIOI'SAMi MEN TIIKI.i;
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Washington 1). u. April 20
na of tho ULt acts of the lute
conKress was Id extend tho limit of
cost Hint hud heeu Imposed upon the
construi. lion of tlio (lrcadnauht Flor-
ida now hearing completion and to
make a similar extension In the cost
of a later and great (Ircndnaught.
Kor tho construction of this latter
vessel the eongrcn had appropriated
Jil.Ou0.0UO. It had also wtlpulaM
that tho vessel was to bo built In a
government navy yard. The naval
oonslriKHcrs who were to have built
tho vessel promptly reported that
owing to tho restrictions of tho eight
hour law it would bo Imposlblo to
build her within tho limitation get
by congress.
The construction of tlila vessel
meant employment or the laok of It
if an army of 3.000 workmen. Rep-
resentatives took up the fight and
the cost of both vessels was extendud
to $6100000.
This means that work will bo re-
sumed on the Florida and will be be-
gun on her greater sister. It meana
11.01 eover that 3000 workmen mnny
of them highly skilled will have
steady employment for a period of
three years. It also means that the
navy yard built Florida will cost the
government $ 100000 mora than her
sister tho Utah built In a private
yard and that the newer dreailnaught
which Is to lie christened tho New
York will cost $ 100000 more than
her sister tho Tift as whoso keel
was recently laid.
In order that tho new dread-
nai.Klits which are now merely
known as battleships 111 mid
mlKht bo named alter stales It was
found ei pe'dleiit to rename two of
the old veterans of the Spanlsh-Amcr
lean war. The armored cruiser New
York which was Hear Admiral Samp-
ion's IhiKshlp0 (luring the campaign
has been renamed the SaratoK 1. The
t Id battleship Texas soon to lie made
a target for the guns of the haitle-
slil;i New Hampshire hiis hi en given
(he namo of San Marcos
The greater New York nnd tli-i
newer Texas will mark 11. notable ad-
ance0ln naval construction.. In 1111-
inerlci' order they ure the ninth and
tenth of our dreadnanght type. The
ilreadniiiight typo Is one of the recent
date. Through her alliance with Jap-
an (li'eat Hrllalll was tins llrst to
ham the lesson of the all-hlg gun
ship and Immediately s.'t about sol-
idifying It 111 i.tee.
H Is announced that the New York
and her big sister are to carry the
rllles and twenty-three of the 5-Inch
caliber. The vessels are to be en-
dowed with a speed of twenty-one
knots an hour a pace which only a
few years ago was considered a fast
one for armored cruisers tho mis-
named "cavalry of the sea." This
hlili speed the great armor protec-
tion which the vessel will carry and
their enormous battery power make
them the most formidable fighting
machines yet evolved.
Tho flower of our entire navy was
In the line that hnltud Covern's sortie
from Santiago. Hut olio vessel of
this newer typo would have out-
classed the foreo thnt drove tho
Spaniards from their guns and sent
their shlpi gln.lng to the beach.
Even the secondary bnttcry on one
of those dreadniiughts could de
stroy a licet such n was Moiitojo's
us thoroughly as did the guns of
Pewey's squadron.
Tho guns of tho secondary battery
are Intended for repelling torpedo
boat ntlnck. Thee guns have a range
of five miles and an sxtrome rapidity
of (Ire each being capable of firing
fifteen shells a minute. With twelve
awillahlo for a broadside thnt would
mfan a rain of 180 sheila a minute
HIT OF fill ID
BU1L0 BATTLESHIPS
nr:At Tiiivri rou Dis vi:n
Wtwt-.Tii rcaguo SciiMon irti Today
Play Unlit
Prom today on tlio Punver Ortzzllt
who won so many gainoi In tlild part
rt th country will go up Bgnlnst th
real tit In ht. The Denver team wont
directly from Tulsa to Lincoln wnr
they open tha spanon today la tho
Western I-eogiip.
Toduy Id tha ld d ay In tho spnrt-
! log calendar for that part of tho
Mi!tlnir world vh!i h Is coiillned to
Pernor Lincoln Wichita Topeka St.
.K'seph T'es Molnos siotix city and
I mid Omaha. 'J'lirt Western I.cutiue
I idartn.
A schedule of the jinnien to.Viy In
t' e Western l.ei;'l. will ho found IIP-
der the siimn l.eadli
I.CiilfUfi American I
h an datlon nt
K ns the National
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IMI'i;il I l.
Specnil tn tliu W ni l.
Norman ulna. April 20. With the
annual Iiucr-Schola.stic .Mhleth- Meet
but a Week off -tlii- .llilhoi alios of
the Stale CiiherM. under whose aus
pices the contest is to he held on
lioyd Held at 0im.1n are woikiug
over time to h 11 v. nihil. g in read-
iness for the th.1us.1nus of visitor. i
win are t xpectett to un ml.
The .-loci lor the new hle.n hers ar-
rived Monday morning and a laiyo
force nf nun Is now at work that
they may be In reinlliicsH lor Hie meet.
Tlio bleachers will he HI0 feet long
lifted tiers high and scat rx II1011-
sntnl I pie. The task of Kiailmg 1:11!
IcM'ling tliu Ii'icli Is compleieil and
it was never In hetti r shape than at
present. It has heeii widened so a-i
to allow room for more runners In
the sprints thus reducing the number
of preliminaries In those eoiitos's.
With Ideal w eal her It Is heileved
that botween G.OOU and 7000 people
will assemble to witness the annual
high school athletic carnival and ev-
erything points to a la rue increase In
tho number of entries over previous
years. High schools from every sec-
tion of tho stata will take part In
tlm battle for the trophy cup now
held by the University Preparatory
School of Tonkawa. A number of
the schools will bring baseball basket
ball and tennis teams. Tho first day
and the morning of tin second will be
given over to those Contests. Tho
track events will all be Huturday af-
ternoon. A big feature of the moot will be
the State Teachers' meeting on the
night of April 28th. Shawnee and
Norman high schools will debate for
possession of the Lion Store trophy
cup on the samo night and the Jun-
iors will present the "Faculty bur-
lesque" on Saturday night.
A rata of a fare and a third for
tho round trip haa bene granted on
all roads In tho state. Accommo-
dations are being made In Norman
to take care of those who have to
May over Friday or Saturday nights.
which could be concentrated on any
attacking flotilla. While It Ih Incon-
ceivable that any flotilla would havo
the hardihood to mako a daylight
attack on any vessel of this typo yet
It la IntclesUng to calculate tho vol-
l.mo of lire that could bo directed
against such attack by a drcudnaught
of the New Yolk type. Suppose that
tbu destroyer of 1111 attacking llotllla
hud a speed of thirty knots. They
would then be aide to traverse the
live-mile 'danger 7.011c" In the spuco
of ten minutdi. Hut In that lurid
Ion minutes the gims of t h i dread-
liaught 'would be able to hurl l.Kuu
(hells at her foes.
T Commenting on some adventures
of thlssort which took place during
tho war In the I'ust a Russian olllcer
i li mited Unit It required the Weight
of a destroyer In shells to sink one
of the e vci-seN when rushing on their
that. It whs wonderful how the shells
did not hit. Hut that wus In the
l ac t and ihe observation came from
a Russian standpoint. It is only fair
to add that our navy gun pointers
of today mako fewer mUses than tho
Russians nindo lilts.
Signs for Twu Years.
Hy AMni'lutcrf Irni.
Philadelphia April 20. Manager
Pooln of tho Philadelphia National
League baseball club tonight signed a
new contract with thut club. The
contract extends his term up to and
Including the season of lDU.
Such for Rental on Hariris.
Suit has been brought In the district
court by Plttmnn Oil company which
Is asking for therecovery of $21182. 85
ff.r rental of oil barrels from C. C.
Orlffln.
DEPOSED I'oit 1-ORC.EKY.
"nplaln Menu It lVigln of Kansas
Nnllnnnl tiiiiiril Ewes Court Martial.
Emporia Kas. Aptll 20 Stripped
nf hid sword and Insignia deposed
from his command and facing a court
marital f'apt. Olcnn R. Fogle of
Company L Recond regiment Kansas
National Ouard was nrrpstpd hero
on A civil wnrrnnt chnrglng forg-
ery. He was rolcnsed on $500 bond
Albert MaiKlIno Coes IT01110
Al Mandlno who cut a few capon
In the puglllstlo buslnen In Oklahoma
haa returned to hla home In Dallas
unoordlnr tj a inrlbe at that place.
Mandlno has a matoh with .Charles
Cutler at that place next week.
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London April 2.--Tlu Puke of
onnuught brother of the Pile King
Edward Is ;uf l r! 1.; fr .1 bronchial
affection similar to that which lerm-
jln.ited in tho death of King Edward.
. 'onslileiahlo anvloiy Is felt hy the
duke as his serious iMuess would In-
terfere with the pla'.-l lor Ihe coi'on-
I at loll (illl .o 11 I o I pooeuictit of It and
1 r. ult In 11 ti-.-i.i. id !( 1 e 1 ;. I.on-
' doil IIPTi Incits.
ATT08HEY Sll
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ACTION I'd LOWS III '. ISION IN
AI.EAI.I' COUNTY low UI)S
ltl.t.l I ATI (. LI .MHI.lt.
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filed
Oklahoma city April 20
pey llelleral Charles Wet toihn
complaint with the .-tale corpora-
tion coiuiiii.sson iu.;alnst the Met
Kiowa and Stewart Lumber Compa-
nies rund the Farmers Lumber ft Sup-
lily Company of Cherokee asking that
tho business of boxing and scllini
lumber may be regulated as to prices
practices rules uned eclmrges.
The cictlon followed a recent dccl.s-
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nic ninuui tiiiit U V. v 1 vitintr
-tiiuiia couty in whicn It wi&
l..l.t
'hat tht lumber bu.lness Is 11 public
business and should ho regulated by
the state corporation commission. The
decision was tho outgrowth of a suit
charging violation if the anti-trust
laws.
l iisio Offices u Siirlngflolil.
Ity Aisdciiiii'J I'ri'na.
St. i.ouls April 20. W. C". Nixon
successor to Carl R. Gray as president
of thu Ht. Louis & San Francisco Rail
wav Hues ntinoiineed today thnt for
tho purpose of economy tho operating
department now In St. Louis will tie
removed to Springfield Mo. There are
about flfiy men employed In tho de
partment.
elaborate Plans Made.
St. Joseph Mo. April 20. Elabor-
ate plans have been made to cele-
brate tho opening of tho Western
League baseball Kcason here tomor-
row when the Sioux City team which
win the pennant hist ycur meets the
local club.
C elcbrales Ccnlciinni y Anniversary.
Troy N. Y . April 20. Mrs. F.lla.
both Wnodhrulgo Thompson yesterday
In Satatoga Springs celebrated the
100th ntinl crs.iry of her birth. She
vi'W born In New London Conn. April
!9 lxll and s a direct descendant of
"Vllllam M Micvster the "ruling" el-
der and spiritual guide of the Pilgrim
Fathers. Mrs. Thompson retains all
her faculii.s and is in the best of
health.
ami: MAirny.
Next t' a i.'iiml rest iuriiit th' hard-
est thing t' find Is ylsierlay's news-
paper. Tic r".s many a slip betwixt th
b uo prints an' a new house.
THE WEATHER.
Washington April 20. Oklahoma
..Fair Friday and Saturday
LOCAL WEATHEE YESTERDAT.
(Tlr. II. M. IIutrlilnon Olnnrvnr.)
Ttmporaturn Minimum 78; 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 u in 47 1
norlliwuit wind 1 cleur.
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NF.UUOI.3 WANT RAILROAD.
RcKdicr T. WiLslilngton 1'ornm Com-
pany lo TaUci Over Property at Sale
hy Ai""ltii1 l'ri'M.
Pallas Ti xim April 20. Hooker T.
Washington the Hegi'o educator and
negro Ilium I rs of tho north) !a.ro
planning to buy tho International .4
Ureal Northern railroad at the n o dv-
ers' sale In Palestine May IS. no-
cording to a report printed here to-
day it In sal I Washington will at-
tempt to opernte tho road with negro
labor exclusively.
Ailuinsnw
Fa ettvllle Ari
saw University P
UllU el sy In the
s-erlen for till) co!
plollslllp of the S
was 2 to 1.
Wins Honor.
... April 20. ArUan-
0 lay defeated Ti xa i
w e not !a tliu of the
lege h.i'olnill cham-
Hlth w e- t. The score
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II SK ELL'S NEPHEW Ot-MPLETI
STOltV IX HIS OWN DEEENSE.
AHtit 'MIA IS 1 1 EC. IN.
Sperl il I the World.
Oklahoma City. April 20. - lM.h'iice
In Hie Pert Ujullldi murder trial In
the district court was completed at
noon today with ihe testimony of Up-
dike who testified In his o.vii behalf.
The greater part of tho forenoon
was consumed In the evld
nee of the
defendant w ho admitted shooiln;; both
1'. P. Anderson and A. o. ( 'hrlsleiison
al Ills home on West California n ve-
nue hut claimed self defense In the
'avlng nf Cliisensoii. 'Ihe killing of
Vllde-
ill was accidental Updike ih1-
( hired. I
The defeiiihief; etory was to the
cffief that he went to his home oil
Ihe eenirg of (he ii'iirder and aflcr 11 I
short quarrel with Chrhdenson be-
came involved In a 1 1 :;li t. lie claimed I
that Chrlsleiison bad menaced him j
v hen Updike pulled his pistol and
Shut In Self .defense. Pllllllg till" IlllX-
lup which followed Updike declared.
that Anderson wis neeldentallv shot
and he illsclalnied nnv hlanie for the
Ml'hls'
I 1 . I ; I : s storv was lorn to f-hreds
by As-IsPmiI I'roseeiillng Attorney A.
I''. Moss who conducted the cross
examiuiiiioin. The defendant could
not o.plaln why he bad whipped his
wife not ('" V 1 he glv details of tho
alleged quarrel and fight during
Which the shooting took place.
Instructions were prepared by
hi tliiK" V nn n 111171 it 1 1 r 1 11 mi 1 11 uilil ru-
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i iiir. jtn.v 100 (1 1 K II INCH I (I 10 ion run
were begun. Tho
said about noon
Inst word will he
Friday when the.
Jury will get the caso.
ARREST NE(.IU) Eolt THEFT
Polleo Hellvo They Ilnvo Solved a
Mjstery by Arrest.
Hpeclul Pi the World.
Sapulpa ukla. April 20. The po-
lice authorities by tho arrost of 1 1 on.
ry Cleveland believe they have cleared
up tho mystery attendant to tho
stealing of Innumerable trinkets and
purses of women clerks from tho bus-
iness offices of thu city. Of late sev-
eral purses and band bags have been
stolen from business olllces and the
police authorities wtro ut a loss to
understand tho theft. Today a purse
containing $20 was stolen from (ler-
truiUi Mauek a stenographer. Mlsi
Mniiek later saw a negro woman
carrying the purse. The woman was
followed ami caught. She claimed to
havo purchased tho purse fiuin
Cleveland.
.MORHVVS MAX ELECTED
Ailliiiiii A. Hay
Equllahlo Life
Cliosen Pie-ldeiit of
Assurance Six Iciy
Ity .'1 sii iilfl press.
New Yor( April 20 Against the
ad vice of .-"uperlnttendetit liotdiM-s
of the stuto department of Insurance
.-.nil ol Its trii-.tees the Ivpii'lable Life
Assurance Society by a vote of Us
board of directors today eh led Wil-
liam A. D..y. J. Plerpoiit Morgan's
'aiidldato to sueceed tho lute Paul
Morton as presio nt of th' s
ut a salary of S.iO.0o0 a (ivr as a
ISO OHO paid to .Mr. Morton. N
I roideiit W':.S chosen to succ e.
I my.
lety
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Vice
Mr.
New Hill Reported.
My .s:'ii. Presl.
Washing'on. April 20 A bill re-
iiportoiiln'r thu mcmher.shlp of the
Mouse of Itepre a-rita: Ives and iilinost
.dentinal vvllh the Crumiaeker hill
which passed the House la-l s s.s
'ut died In the Sonalo was reported
today hy t'.o comiiihlee on piiisiis.
U provides for membership of the
louse of I'lJ.
Amnions for C. S. Senator.
Hy Ass'ii-iiilcil Pri'n.
Denver Col. April 20. For tier
Slate Senator .;. .M Amnions a lead-
ing ciiHl" man nnd well known 11s an
opponent of the so called "Plnchm
Policies ' of the tiallolllll goVerilllO lit
received the hulk of Pelllo ratio votes
in Joint u-si ml.lv for United Slates
senator today. Tho Republicans voted
solidly for Judge Jesse Northcutt.
A Slilnineiit of VIO Coffins
.Oalvestoii Texas April 20. It was
licrned here today that tho war de-
pnrtmnnt had ordered 500 coffins
''hipped from New York via this port
'( points In Texens. No explanation
of why this gruesome crago was coni-
ng Could bo obtained her-
Coiigrcwi Closes
Dy norland Pro).
Waiihliigton April 20. Ra!litng
for tho election of national olllcers
of tho Daughters of the American
Revolution now In Twentletll Conti-
nental Congress here closed tonight.
The Envoys of Peace
See General Madero
;lcs .Medal to
South 1'ind In!.
a Mlnl-dcr.
April 20.-TO
1(110 Laetaio medal n warded by the
i'nlveiity of N itro Panie to Pr. Mn i-
rlco l.'raiicli 1T-i n. minister i I . m I p-
'tenilary of tint Unite. la tiiut"s and Pen
I mark will ho conferred In W ai-hlii.i
.011 Hail N ro Pame Podor Egan
lis II ow vl-iPhig th Pulled Slates
''iiiil w 111 delh r 11 Hollos nf lectures at
Noll- I Palloj Tho pe4elol of tho
111. 1 lal v. Ill ho nindo hy tl.o Hey. John
c ( 'a a 1 1 a u e h president of .Noire
1 to
o:t
U'.llol Imk lll-l Vl.llt to
lor Eguii wl.l k to
lis llni mi t of the
K i.l.;hl.H of t oliinihus
11 luncheon. Ilo will
r.eiul I
no 1 -Jo w 10 n
oiriii pci.-ey
1 Will lltlelld
'.1- o 1'iit Arohl'lahop iulgh.y
I I I I sE I .N NTi H! I !..; M1 III'.
.ivl That Was Lucky'
Hum as Ho (.01
Tnooma. Wash. April ;
Sa.is Work'
I l.
. -L. Knut-
"on 2j years old 1 1 1
today to the coiiei etc ha
Taenia hull ling In c
slruotlon and irtually
lie was Hear .(he mil
seven stories
o lln iit of tho
ills! of coll-
wns unhurt
rial elevator
shall with a wheelbarrow
lost his balance and fell
shall.
when he
low 11 the
At the lil'st o
'i"ii n.'-in.'li
r he crashed I hroiigh '
hoards to the has.
n rushed to Ills iis- 1
rolled hot got up
he relii.il lied: "(loo
fall." I
1 nient. WorUno
sistalleo hill he
and Miilh'il us
that u.i.i a In k
hi
E ABE BROKEN
Itl l'l TII.ICANS lit If CRITICISMS
j T I I I. LOW Ml Mill R. l ull
j MMICIIINC; WITH III Miiliai'S
! My Vs-eu-bilii! Press
j Wiishlmrt m April 20. St it and
party ul flllailons were broken repeal-
It dly In Hie lloiiso of Kepreseiil. Hives
I in tho con 'hiding hours of tho fight
j on tho Canadian reciprocity bill. P0111-
'ucmls denounced their fellow Pemo-
1 rats for suporilng a Republican prln-
(ipm ami uepui.ncans hurled . Tit l-
"Ism uitalnst their follow members for
narehlng with tho Democrats towards
tho free trade goal. During the sev-
O t.i lnlir...l. .......u .1.1.
..... itiu.uiui r inu-iiiieiT Ul
'hem made plmis for Its defeat and In
Ibis number wero two Democrats from
North Carolina and Rcpubllnuis from
many of the Northern states. Oen -
erul debate on the measure will close;
tomorrow at 3 o'clook.
An attack on the "Parmer free list"
hill the next measure to be taken
up by the Democrats was mado by
Mr Ooodo ef Iowa Republican dur-
ing the reciprocity dehato In tho
Honso today. Mr. Ooodo suld tho en-
actment of tho free list would throw
the farmers and at.ickralsers of tho
West Into dlrcot competition with the
chenp catllo and labor and lands of
Mexico. Meesrs. Needhiim of Califor-
nia and Foc.ht of Pennsylvania fa-
vored and Messrs. Moinloll of Wyo-
ming Prury of Iowa all Republicans
ipposed tho treaty.
sJAIL FARE DOESN'T At. REE.
.lack Jolinsi Fares Madly us II
I.iin-
slushes in Prison.
San Francisco Cal. April 20.
.'ack Johii on heavyweight champion
Alio will ii'-.vt Snlurdiy complete a 2-
111 y seiiteiiej In ihi county jail for
leckless uu'.'iinoblio speeding Issued
lortli from an uculo attic k of stom-
ach trouble today. . He has been con-
uied to his bed In' cell No.t U lor tho
pa.st two (1 1 vs.
"It was that 1 bl dlnnr on
I. aster that ) caused It" declared
Johnson. "Tho Judge told mo I would
mi paroled on .Sunday and after I
had ni'.i'le arrangements for a big cel-
ebration th ' sheriff .sali he would not
-tand for any such orders from tho
i unit." W hile the champion's con. II-
'loii Is not erloiis 't is not likely ho
vill do any more thlwng up o tho J ill
Mubles during hLs brief slay In tho
( mini y hlisllle.
All tcpclnlng photogiiher who
(oiieeived the idea of taking moving
picture:! of Johnson's JalDroutlne was
Viven a warm r pilon hy the color-
ed scrappci "You nil net nvvny with
jour picture machine" he said "nnd
(loan mill' romln' 'round iculn." .Ilin
Coflroth
o have I
ierprlso.
tin ft tht 1 roin it r P said
id a half Interest In t'i
ell
Em ko's Comet Due In 11g11st.
1 'hlcago April 20. Though no
Hi. at. 1 omet Is expect. - this vo ir
there hi one of the modest dim. 11-
Siotis dlle In AllU'Ist. It l.lliorj three
and a third y.crs 10 rev h.e about the
sun and I Known in 1jiU's (i-
niet. This litllo iiii'inb r of .lupine's
finilly of oiicts was at one time
sought by 1. iisoli of Its dlluiliisl lug
period of r.-yolutlon to be ai'i.-.ted
by some r-sis'liig niedluiu In .'pace
but astronomers are now not at nil
si tlsfb d that such Is the iruo expl l.
niitlon of this tiny body's eeceptrh.t.4
of motion. I'ncke's Is tievr bright
enough to attract the popular naze
but when favorably placed It may
seen with nn opera glass.
T .. . "
New lactory Ilulbllng.
A permit was Issued yesterday at
ho office ef tho building Inspector to
tho Oklahoma Lightning Arrester
'. ompnny to erect a two story brick
'ulldtng cm East Third Street. The
nulldlng Is to cost JU.'.Ono nnd will be
used uh a I xctory and offleo building.
m It PARTY
TRIP M Ur. TO M.thl 111) C MP 1
AlToMiiPII.ES I'LYIN.i 1 LAO.
E'DIAZ fflUST SURRENDER
Will of P(opb Must Ho SnlUfli'd l!i
lore Rchcl LalT Will Consider
Tcrnis of pence. j
' Hy AisA-lial I
j 1.1 Pas. Tex 1 1 April 20. Unless
the fod.-rals m iln. an t' id; on the
! rebel army Km (. I. Madero says
theio will ho no assauii .( J:nr--r. until
; nfler 3 o'clock I'rldav artorn ion. If
oy iiiai tinirt ne mis not recioved as-
curanees from Pr 'ferlo plaz thai I14
"III rellro from the presidency. Ma-
dero do dares that tho Juarez fUht
will lake place at once. "All the fed.
era Is want U lime to bring up morn
reinforcements" he said today when
asked f he would consider an armis-
tice "
"I Mill kIvp Plan twenti -four hours
to' resign." he said this iifnvrnnon
when a delegation of H! I'asoans and
Mexican citizens called upon him In
his camp In the hills near Juarez ami
asked him to isbler peace terms.
The latter assertion was not only s
reply lo the volunteer peace commis-
sion but. also to (burales ilarcla. sec
rdary of the Revolutioiuirv Janntil
who curled a message from Pr. il-
inc. In Washington asking for .1 de-
lay In the attack. He said It was bin
final reply to all attempt to secure
pence. Thai Pl.iz must sin render tho
presidency.
The Volunteer tie ice Commissioner:
who visile I th provisional prinldcnt
and Insurr ('to coin ma ndir went un-
der permission of the federals and
made the trip In two autom ihll 's
Willi white fl-igi. The Assool.
Press correspondent y is In lb camp
when Madero met them. Aflcr Ilia
coiiferenco Madero dictated the I'oL
1 lowing :
"The peace comml-slon camn unof-
Iflclallv and icked under which terms
i would make peace. I said I would
agree as T ha'e already snl.l to Pr.
Homez that In th. Interest of peac I
would resl.tn as provisional president
of M"eo hut only f 1 consider that
the will of ilin people has been Halls-
fl"d. othrwlsn the rtvolmlon will
continue notwithstanding neacn nego-
( tlatlon. I know all the people want
the retirement of Honeral nia. and 11
new election for Hint purpose I will
'accept any one of tho members of ths
who wU call a
.
oniw l-.pol i'n.
"In case this condition Is agreed
upon we want Jntaex to be delivered
to us then an armistice will he signed
l will await until tomorrow evening
to hear tho result of the pence negotl.
atlons which are being directed 'by
1 nr. Vnsqiiex O.imci If by tomorrow
night no answer comes I will begin
hostilities."
After the Helf appointed peace com-
missioners had returned to El Paso
Felix Martlnej! gave nut the following
statement of their trip:
"I do not want the presidency Ma-
dero said. If T nin willing to s.icrlflco
everything wealth position family
name nnd even life."
Henernl Juan J. Navarro command-
ing Juarez persists In. the declaration
that he has received no demands for
Ih surrender of the town and s.ivs he
Is ready to defend It. Americans am
still permitted to cross and reerns the
detained. T be town Is cloned tonight
and civilians are kept off the street
Madero's nrmy surrounds Juarez. Tho
main command Is hack In the nimiti.
tains towards Ranch "I'lorez" west
of Juarez.
I'nuehn Is occupied hr trnnp that
arrived from tin south list night. In
the event of nn attack the only dan-
ger to EI Pnso from the bullets will
be from tho men nt Haiiche. If they nt.
tack from the South wcmt. The Insur-
recto cannon will fire parallel with
1 tho Rio
Juare.
(Iraiido past El Paso Into
! Mexico City. April 20. Tn the ne.
jgotlatlons relative to the Incidents
growing out of the brittle of Agu
Prleta there Is nothing that can re-
stilt In any friction of the Mexican
and American governments. They are
being conducted l.v both governments
In friendship and although delicate
inn nmlenblo agreement should bo
I reached. This Is the substance of the
message delivered to tho chamber of
deputies tills nflernooll hy Minister
De Lahnrn. At the request of the
ibo.lv ho appeared before It and nindo
1111 exhaustive report of the liitertui-
ti oivil r.lalloiis affecting M' xlc 1 and
Ih- United Stabs I said pr1etlo.1L
Iv nothing regarding the negothi ;ons
being conducted e. establish peace
her his.. as he prh 'ilolv explained the
; Mi-vli nn government does not reeog-
lilze the nbl"nc of the rebels. That
; official!:- th.-re have I n p. tieg.ql.
all'ins coticevnliig the exchanae of
notes hv the two governments o' er thu
Agiul I'tb't i !iv blent he told tho
deputies little more t h 'HI they knew.
. M'nlsf. r Pe L.ib.ir.i ret 'les It m a
secret . so f ir as tho puh. s con.
1 rued.
P.. r"l"'veI the mobilization of (hn
American nrmv repented President
'I'afi's e.planat'on spoke of the I'.li't
Converse Ineblent and In the mil.h st
manner iosll.e lulcied occi-lnn-illv
f t word of erit'clsin for minor Amerl.
can niithorltb s. but with the execp.
'; tloti nf the last p u t of his report II
0 j was cliara.'lerl.. ;. ..ptlmi-m. In
Coneluditlit he 'lid assure the de
'111 -
ties thnt they sh
! themselves Hun n
r..m. . i
; eoni'll Ions n nv o:
M led disesiruis r
1
1 hide from
I'.feat armv wis yet
e frontier nnd that
''orseon tnl i'.t h 1 -e
-suits. Iloth a ilbT.
p.s were filled with a cr
Mipe every seat and e
vvd lin t oe.
re f.e-t of
mailable Htatidlng Mom In (he cham
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