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OMAIU, SATURDAY MORXINU. FEBRUARY 3, lPi:WTTEF.X PAGES.
TAFT ASKS COST
OF LIVING PROBE
The National Capital
Friday, Febraary 2,
The Senate.
MK&i.Mi U.xls Mo.t.Ijtv at 3 n. m.
Xessatre Sent tc Congress lirgrngi Primer investigation continued with
- . . - ,. - . I Detective Ral'ev testifying
Authority to tall interna- Kmence wnw win d-cide ute i
, , ' ' dav its action on democratic si.-el hill.
, UOBJU LOnierente. Appropriation for Savannah mmmii-
' lion celebration will be favorably is-
WANTS FEDEBAL COMMISSION i
Joa I npers tors n rge fce f ore f n ters t at
rommive committee an interstate trade
com mission.
Dcmftfids that Industrial delations in
America Be Investigated.
REBELS ATTACK
CHIHUAHUA JAIL
Attempt Hade to Release Revolu
tionary Prisoners is Defeated
After Tight
j GOMEZ SATS EE IS WILLING
The House.
Mot at noon. Pension appropriation bit!
tii for iwmuige. Meel trust investigating
TTCUT ft SrrnlTrT IS SEEDED commirte re.umed hearln.
j President Taft s nnssage recommending
.legislation tor Atak;i and puhlic domain
Increasing Prices General Almost i in general, and urging international m-
. , . .. ,. Itinlry into liixh cn of llilng read
TnrOUgbOUt Uie WOnO. ! leader rmltmwij announced lie would
tiresenl to the democratic caucus Wednes-
. . irt.Tc "')' a resolution for separate "money
LEVELS VAEY AMONG RATIONS tra.f and .-hipping combine Imestlga-
j lions.
. , l Hearine: of comet for Representative
RrprrseatatUrs of arioea teaatrteai u.,,,,,-, Mt continued.
1 rmml . l.lil.tW' (if Austria SO-
I dressed house on universal peace.
Shoeld Prepare I'laaa far
Artlea a Reduce Rising;
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WASHINGTON. I'cu. -.-President Tall
la a message to congrci-s today urged an
International Inquiry Into the high cost
of living. The president asked authority
to Invite the nations of the world to a
conference In this city or elsewhere to
mate plans for the Investigation of the
"high prices that have so distressed the
people of the world."
Mr. Taft also urged the appointment of
a federal commission to, make "searching
inquiry Into the subject ol mduitrlal rela
tions." "For some years past." said the presi
dent, "the high ami steadily Increasing
cost of living has been a matter of such
grave pt'bllc concern that 1 deem It of
great public interest that an international
conference be proposed at this time for
the purpose of preparing plans, to be
submitted to the various governments, for
an Intel national Inquiry Into the high cost
of living. Its extent, causes, effects and
possible remedies.
Real Mailt .Needed.
"There Is no doubt but that a commis
sion could be appointed of such unpreju
diced and Impartial persona, experts in
economic fac ts, that a great deal of very
valuable light could be shed upon the
reasons fur the high prices that have so
distressed the people of the world, and
information given upon which action
might be taken to reduce the cost of
living.
"Those who have conducted investi
gations have found that the phenomenon
of rising prices Is almost If u't quite
general throughout the world: but they
are baffled in the attempt to trace the
causes by the Imiwsslbllity of making
any accurate International comparisons.
This Is because. In spite of the number
of investigations already made, we are
mill without adequate data and because
as yet no two- countries estimate their
piic level on the same basis er by
the game methods."
' ladastrtal Relations.
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As to the commission on Industrial
relations, the president said:
"There should be an Inquiry by the
federal governmlnt Into the general con
ditions of laoor. In the United States,
notwithstanding the fact that some of
tbe remedies will lie with the separate
states, or even entirely outside the
sphere of governmental activity. In the
hands of private individuals and of vol
untary agencies. One legitimate object
of such an official Investigation and
report la to enlighten and Inform public
opinion, which of Itself will often Induce
or compel the reform of unjust con
ditions or the abatement of unreasonable
demands.
"Vnquestlonabiy the time is now rli
for a searching Inquiry Into the subject
of Industrial relation which shall - be
official, authoritative, balanced and well
founded, such aH only the federal govern
ment can successfully undertake. The
present widespread Interest In the sub
ject makes this an opportune time for
an investigation which In any" event can
not long be postponed. ' It should be
nonpartisan, comprehensive, thorough,
patient and courageous."
DERBY BANK ROBBERS
CONVICTEDJT CHARITON
CHARITON, la., Feb, t-The Jury In
the case of John Williams and James
Burns, charged with the recent robbery
of the bank at Derby, returned a ver
dict of guilty tonight, after having been
out twenty-four hours. The men are said
to Jave secured SI.OOD. They were cap
tured by Omaha detectives. ,
The Weather
with
now
For Nebraska Unsettled,
flnrrie: warmer.
For Iowa Unsettled weather an a m
flurries; rising temperature.
Tempera are nt Unsafe Yesterday.
Deg.
Pension bill appropi latins lloiOuoWO
passed. ;3 to XL
Omnibus claims appropriation bill -taken
up for passage.
Rebels Hay Elect Him President if
They Make Showing. !
MUTINEERS HAKE DEMANDS ;
Juarez Soldiers Not Satisfied with
Promise of Back Pay. x
0R0ZC0 MUST RETAIN OFFICE
They Alii laalst that raataeaa Of
ficial Mast Be IHaaalaeed aad
Tbrtr Places tilvea la
Heroec.
Allen's Statement
Shows that Bryan
Has Trouble Ahead
i From a stufr Coitc-m - U n'.';
LINCOLN. Neb. Feb t ' S;-i ial -The
pronouncement of former Senator
V. V. Allen In favor of Judson Harmon
as democratic candidate for prealdent
has served to convince some of the friends
of Mr. Bryan that the task of delivering
the vote of Nebraska In the national con
vention to Woodrow Wilson I going to
be a little more difficult than they had
imagined.
The wise ones ha.'e It doiied out that
behind Wilson there will be Bryan. "Billy"
Thompson, candidate for senator, and
Richard Metcalfe, candidate for governor,
together with their personal following.
On the other side will be Senator Hitch
cock. Candidate for senator Hhallenberger
and candidate for governor Morehead,
with Mayor Dahlman of Omaha as one
of the chief spokes la the Harmon j
wheel.
It Is the consensus of opinion that any
votes which are cast for Champ Clark or
Folk for preferential ranrlidatea will come
from the element which otherwise would
go to Wilson and It Is therefore figured
out that there are several bumps In the
road of the Wilson automobile. It Is also
undeniable that a considerable portion of
the democratic party has leaked out of
the Bryan vest pocket, where It once re
posed so peacefully.
. The democrats are rapidly realising they
have troubles enough ol their own and
that time la too precious to wast cul
tivating bacclll (or the republican family;
In fact, they are looking (or anti-toxins
Instead of toxins at present.
Hecretary Currla continue to receive en
couraging report of the formation of
Taft clubs In all parts of the state. No
on Is beating any bass drums, but the
voters aro quietly and unostentatiously
dropping Into the Taft organisation. The
same kind of reports come from all por
tions of the state.
William B. Banning has sent In bla peti
tion as a democratic candidate for sen
ator from the Second district, composed
of Cass and Otoe counties.
Governor Aldrich
Is Expected to Push
Omaha Case Early
CHIIirAhl'A. Mexico. Feb. mob
of about l.riu men assaulted the peniten
tiary here at 6 o'clock this morning.
They were repulsed after two houra' hard
fighting hy the guards under Captain
Salgado, v ho were reinforced by troops
from the local Krrlson.
It t known tfiat three ruia guards. In
cluding Captain Sllvarlo Oroaco. a cousin
of General Haqual Orosco. were killed.
It is reported that nearly 40u men are
mobilising In the vicinity of the town,
declaring that they will cut the water
supply.
The attacking mob Is reported to have
been composed of discharged rural guards.
A detachment of 1'0 rural guards la pro
tecting the state mla-e.
Fighting went on until 11 o'clock, when
General Orosco, who ,tV)k charge of th
defender early In the fight, ordered his
men to cease firing, as the rebels had then
retreated to a distance which made the
firing Ineffective.
To the list of dead are now added Cap
tain Oiillerres and a sergeant belonging
to the defending forces. The rebcimosses
are unknown.
For the purpose of distinguishing the
defenders from the men of the attacking
force, the former wore white bands on
their arms. The mea'Uro waa adopted as
a result of confusion early In the fighu '
The paenger service on the Mexican
Xurttiwerttern railroad has been abandoned
owing to reported destruction uf track
ii' hi- '.'ua lilanca, IK mile from this
city.
llcai at to Release Prtaeaera.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1-An attack was
mad on the penitentiary at Chi
huahua for the purpose of lib
erating Antonio Rojas. who surrendered
with his follower at Moris, In the south
ern part of the state, where he ami hi
followers, had revolted while stationed at
the Dolores mines. - -- ,
According to reports received hy -the
department nf the Interior, an attempt
waa also made to release Juan Alatorro.
Antonio Itojas a few week ago led a
hand of Insurrectionists In favor of Emllo
Vaaquea Gome.
The mob was ltd by Captain Mendoia,
who formerly was a captain of the rural
guard, but lately waa discharged from
the service by General Ilsqual Orosco.
Ooasea la Willing.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Feb . "If there
Is a successful revolution In northern
Mexico and I am called to the presidency,
I will accept," said Emllo Vasques Gomes,
who haV been proclaimed the choice of the
.Tuareg mutineer for president, her to
day. '
"1 understnd that the revolutionists en
dorse the plsn of Taeuhaya, which de
clared for me as president of Mexico. I
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COME TO OMAHA
Nineteen-Twelve Conmtion of
State Association Lost to Lincoln
by Large Vote.
MAJORITY FOUR-SEVENTY-FOUR
Thirty-Seten Hundred Blanks Are
Sent to Members.
VOTING CLOSES JANUARY 27
Papers Previously Distributed and
Recalled for Error.
BALLOTS COUNTED IN LINCOLN
tarsre Increase Majerlty of Tala
tlly Falleenlaar fcla borate Km
trrtalaatrat ( saoetatlei
Uit rail.
From the New York World.
(From a Staff Corresoondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. '-(Special Telegram.)
-Omaha gets the lu convention of the
Slate Teachers' association. A committee
composed of E. U RoUe of Peru, A. E.
Fisher. Aurora; E. V. Oratf. Omaha;
Charles Arnnt. 8 huyler; N. R. Pate. Alli
ance, and W. O. Itlshop. 1'nlverslty Place,
canvassed the vote this afternoon.
There were J..M blank ballots sent out
to member of the association and of
those returned Omaha received l.CB and
Unc In. 1,13. a major. ty of r,t for Omaha.
Ist icar tiniaha's majority waa 111
and previous -o that time the meetmsa
had been held in Lincoln for a number
of years.
W hen the ballot were first lent out
It was ascertained they had not been
numbered and as this left the door open
for fraud they were called In and new
ballou sent out to each member of th
association.
The balloting closed January !7 i
canvassing waa made today.
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(From a Staff correspondent.) !'" not lead an armed force, for I amj
MNCOLN. Feb. ISpecial.) Governor ' a man of Ideals and not a man of arms,"! served on the surf Immediately after
SUBMARINE BOAT IS SUNK
British Vessel is Run Down by Gun
boat Off Portjmouth.
FOURTEEN MEN ARE DROWNED
Kleeea Mea of Ike Rrgetar Crew
ad Tare Llrateaaala l.a
Live Wheat Craft Fills
with Water. - '
rfillTSMOUTH.,. England. Feb. t-Tles
eleven men comiauUf the regular crsw
of th British submarln "A3" nd three
other of i Iters perished today when the
vessel sank In the harbor here after a
collision iyjh the gunboat. Hasard.
The crew was mad up of volunteers
from the fleet, as is the case with the
complement of ail submarine. In (Pile
of th hasardous nature of the servloe
th msn Ilk the work and volunteer for
It In large number.
Ueadle the regular crew, who were on
board th "AS," th admiralty state that
three other lieutenant war on the ves
sel and were drowned when th sub
marine sank, making a total of fourteen
deaths. '
The submarine "Aa," which went out of
(lie harbor this morning to carry out a
serlea of diving and torpedo exercises,
sank like a stone Immediately after Its
collision with the gunboat Hasard.
big escape of gaa wblch was ob-
Aldrich Is expected In lilr office tomorrow
from his visit to his mother in Ohio and
one of the first things to claim his at
tention will be having the attorney gen
eral or some one representing hi office
tske a hand In the Omaha grand Jury In
vestigations. Before leaving here he declared him
self In favor of such a course and the at
torney general has said that If the gov
ernor requested it his office would comply.
In addition to the charges of graft in
the matter of granting saloon license and
contlnu.-d Gomel, "but I will accept the! it sank indicates that the vessel quickly
presidency If it Is offered me.
Senor Gomes denied that he had In
cited any rebellion In Mexico or would
participate in any uprising.
EL PASO, Tex., Feb. Z-rt, disciplined
American troopers guarding the north
bank of the Rio Grande were offered
curious contrast to themselves on the
Jaures side. today.
This wa presented when the mutineers
reinstated their former officers, with the
proviso that the officers can take
nonenforcement of certain law, it Is now wUhoul permission of the soldiery,
intimated at the capltol that the charge jTh. . grnted permission to their of
made by Sheriff vMcShane of graft and , Mlr hridee and trains for the
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payments of money for alleged protection
by women of the under world will also be
pressed by the attorney general, tf the
county attorney does not take hold of
them, and In any event the representative
of the state is expected to take an active
part in the Investigation.
If all th matters which have been sug
gested as matter worthy of attention
are pressed, the county attorney and the
state's representative will be two of th
busiest Individuals In Nebraska and the
grand Jurymen will have no time to dot
on duty.
filled will) water.
The submarine lie on the Princess
shoal almost on th same spot where the
submarine "Al" wa lost with all hands
on March 11. 19M.
Principal Witness
in Murder Case '
Dies Suddenly
Brandeis at York
Lauds La Follette
j; iokr, jseb., Feb. 1-Speak me berore preparing to cross to Juarea and place
(!a nonpartisan audience In th fork opera himself at th head of the mutineers.
10 house here this afternoon, Louis D. Bran-
j dels denounced present methods of deal
1 Ing with th etrusts. He urged that de
K ; lays in cour t procedure against the trusts
",bt abandoned and that all litigation be
j reduced to a busiencs basis.
' j Brandeis enodrsed the work of Senator
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CeMiparallTe Leeal Rererd.
ISli lsll. Bl. IWs
II.. Km, fMf.nliy 11 i T "fl
U. est yesterday J 7 10 34 : La Follette, whom he eulogised as a great
M'-n temperature 4 2 M s constructive elader. He also lauded Con-
i-re.1pliai.ion 01 iw J MtgTrmman Norri,. declaring that the fight
'i -on erature and precipitation depar- .. ... , " . , . .
litres from the normal: "M hthe latter made against th old
NVrnial temperature Jl house rule waa responsible for the nam-
iwn.-ienry lor me oay liiine of a committee which broded the
I a-sBUiiaer-i arvmiiuaaa. 1 tisr uunirco -r u m
I club enltvtjftlned Brandeis at a banouet
.in1.. 1 IS-iS i"" t t lh Tounf Men aiiian association
IneiTKT since March 1. ...... 13. 81 inches . . . . .
l?fl -incy cor. rwriod. ni is 24 inci.e tonirht. Th guest of honor mado aa
Kxtess cor. pericKl, &.? inches infornal and nonpoUtlcal addrsas.
Rftoria trmm tatlB mt T P. M. Brandeis made the following statement
Station and Stat Temp. High- It in- tonigtit:
Che'pTrt doudy'.? Jl I
.DO ""'SOS win mis' e w m ,m w.
.40 April primaries. If he la nominated be
jjj will sweep the country. Ha will get thou-
'os sands of progressive votes from the dem-
M oeratic party."
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Heeeler Dessorrats far Marshall.
.as LVDIANAPOUB. Feb. Resolution
M indorsing Governor Thomas R. Marshall
j of lnd.ana for tbe desaocratie aomiaa-
M tien for prealdent were adopted today by
.92 ' in UMian, Democratic auitsnai
i elation.
1 south are expected! to arrive tomorrow.
so soon as repairs are complete.
Despite the government's promise to
provide sllcsed back pay due th Midlers
thl I generally legarded here as a
bribe the mutineer are not satisfied.
They declare President Madera must as
sure them that he never Intended to dis
miss thlr hero. Uer.eral Pssqual Orosco,
land that the present custom officlsls.
held over from the Dial regime, m ist be
replaced with "heroes' of the inurrtc
tlon of last winter.
Mreet car communication between
Jaureg and El Para has not been restored.
' Hoards patrol the streets of the formr.
I but thete Is no discipline.
Mexican secret service men declare that
Emilo Vasouc Gomes has reached here j
iney oeiteve lie is
FORT WORTH, Tex.. Feb. 1-Edward
Thrnckmortcn. principal stat witness in
the trial of J. B. Sneed, charged with
th murder of Captain A. O. Boyce, died
at 11 :J o'clock last night.
"Anna, I've been doped." h id. ad
dressing hi wife Just before he died.
Throckmorten. aoa of a former governor
of Texas, became suddenly and myster
iously III Tuesday night. He had been
seen that day In company with two
strangers nere, sa:u iw nave ween u- j YAm
lecuves connectru sun ins e,is:. i no
grand J irv is investigating.
President Will Make
Lincoln Day Talk in
City of New York
WASHINGTON, Feb. i - The first
heavy guns of the republican pre-conven-Uon
campaign will be fired on tie night
of February it Unroln a birthday. Pres
ident Taft will speak In New York, At
torney General Wlekershsm will sneak
In Milwaukee.- Secretary lecVeeari isrlll
peak m Lansing. Mien.; sWiavir Town
send of Michigan Will laeak In I-Wtrolt.
Representtlv McCall of Masssohusctls
will speak in Minneapolis and Represent
atlve Mines of Maine will sieak In Port
land. The White House has had ho part In
arranging the program, but is not un
aware that thee republican leader are
speaking oa th same night.
Taft's Neutrality
Proclamation Held ,
Up as Model in Eome
ROME, Feb. J.-Th proclamation of
neutrality of the Vnlted States in the
war tieieeen Italy and Turkey, signed
by President Taft on October 34. Is repro
duced in entirety today In the Tribunal.
The newspaper In commenting en the
proclamation evidently aim at compar
ing the correctness of America with the
different attitude of other countries. It
says;
"ITeslclent Taft' message Is worthy of
th great nation which from Its own force
freely Interpret Its International duties,
wblch are accepted not only In theory,
but also In practice, thus forming a klad
of Magna I'harta of all mankind."
WIRELESS MESSAGE FROM
HONOLULU TO WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-By way of
- Mare Island navy yard and Key West,
Fl., Admiral Thomas, commander-ln-
THIRTY INDICTMENTS DRAWN jST Z n::,: 5Z
Ington today,' the entire distance being
covered by wireless messag. Th orig
inal from th Hawaiian Islands was
picked up by the wireless tower at
Mar Island and relayed cross th con
tinent to th wireless station at Key
West, which telegraphed It to til Navy
department hers,
The significant point waa that th
transmission wa effected In daylight over
this distance of. IMS mile from Hone.
fesl .-s4s-. saland .srut th US mils
rrdtn uar island to Kay West. Hereto
fore day wireless message hsve had a
coroiarativeiy short range.
Conners Dynamite
Case Goes to Jury
LOS ANGELES. Feb. .-The case of
Bert H. Conner?, tried for an alleged
attempt to dynamite the courty hall of
records September I. 1110. went to tone
Jury today after Judge Frank K. Willis
hod Instructed the Jurors. He told them
thst the fact that Conners wa arrested
near th county structure after he had
assaulted an officer In the doorway of
that building did not necessarily connect
ith the dynamite which wa found I
tli next day in the alley adjoining the
' structure.
F. Ai Ably, Bryan's
Double, is Deadi'"
The general impression among attorney
for both the prosecution and th defense
was that the Jury won
hort time.
Total excels since March 1. ml.
Normal percipltatiO'i
Deficiency for the day.
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n Inch
Davenport, part cloudy.
Denver, cloudy 4
lie Moines, cloudy
Dodge City, port cloudy
Lender, clear 3s
North Piatte. cloudy.... ;
OiiuJia, snowing
Pueblo, partly cloudy..,
Kapid city, snowing...,
.salt Lake city, clear...
Ssnta Fe. clear.. ,
Sheridan, raining
Sioux City, snowing 4
Valentine, snowing 34
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At a conference held this morning be
tween Colonel Matt Winn, Colonel Kteev
ers, commander of the United Slates
troops; Msyor Kelly and Senor Liorente,
Mexican consul, it was deemed best to
again postpone the Juaiti race for to
tjay. Watrhlasj fer Treooe frees sealk.
' The entire mutinous garrison in Jus res
assembled on the sand hills south of the
city this afternoon in anticipation cf tlu
I approach of tro-ips from Chihuahua. A
special train n made up in the Juarea
! Sards at 1 o clock ar.d a body of men
'taken aboard and started south as scout
to Intercept any troops thst may be com
ing from Chihuahua.
The mut'r.eera hare received private
advices from Chihuahua of th mutiny
there of a par; of the garrison and arc
Jubilant.
PROTEST FROH liOV. COI.4JI ITT
U A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Texas Esrratls-e sake Preoideaf I
Protect People ef Rl Peee.
AVSTTN. Tex., Feb. 3. In a message
sent to President Taft today. Oovernor
Colquitt advised th president that If
neeeeeary he will nse drastic measures to
protect citizen of EI Paso from, a re
(C3ntlniied on Second Page)
MANCHESTER. Conn., Feb. l-Fiank
A. Abby, William J. Bona "double," Is
dead at his home here, aged M year.
Mr. Abby was frequently mistaken for
Mr. Bryaa and on accasions enjoyed car
rying out the error to hi own amuse
ment and that of friends who knew what
wa going oa
Last Month
Bee 23,524 inches Display.
Next paper 22.376 incbes Dis
play. Third paper 20,012 inches Dis
play. December
Hee 29,38 Inches Display.
Next paper 27.69 Incbes Dis
play. Third paper 22,403 inches Dis
play. About 1,500 inches "indecent
medical" advertising refused
by The Bee were run by the
"Next paper" each month.
The "third paper," also, has
started taking Ihik, class
again.
Missing Man's Horse
Bears Bloody Saddle
TRINIDAD. Colo., Feb. t-Mystery sur
rounding the disappearance of Felia Mar
tinex. a ranchman of tiulnare. forty-five
miles northwest of here, whose bore was
found today. A bloody saddle from which
dangled the frayed ends of ropes is be
lieved to Indicate that th man had been
murdered, his body tied to the saddle and
the horse turned loose. Blood stains on
the burse's legs suggest that th animal
kicked itself loose from it burden. Mar
tines ha been missing from hla home for
home for ten days and the home was
found by a searching party. He la said
to hsve had trouble recently with hue
neighbors over live stock.
Dynamite Conspiracy Grand Jury
Will Report Tnesday.
NAMES WILL HOT BE GIVEN OUT
(aarBee Will Vlelellae et Fed
eral Laws Reaalatlag Traasper
tatlea ef Explosive aa) Cm
a aplraey im V lolat. These. ,
INDIANAPotl. 'lnd.. Teh. l-Thlrty
or more Indlntments growing out of the
jovemment' Investigation Into th dyna
mil conspiracy have been drawn up and
the possibility that they will be voted
on by th federal grand Jury next Tues
dsy wa admitted at th office of Vnlted
State Attorney Chsrles W. Miller today.
After It sis weks' Inquiry lo ssosr
taln who, beside John J. McNaniara,
Jamee B. MrKamara, 'Ortle K. McManl
gal and other men already Indicted, were
responsible for the hundred or more ex
ploalona which occurred from Massacu
ett to California In the last four or
five year and which culminated In th
blowing; up' or the Lo Angeles Time
building, th grand Jury will repe.t to
Federal Judge A. R. Anderson. Tne In
dictments. If any are returned, will he
keK secret until arrests are effected.
Thai the grand Jury had completed the
examination of witnesses and as prac
tically ready for action on It final re
port ess announced by Mr. Miller when
he adjourned the Jury until Tuesday at
3 P. ni. Between now and Tuesday his
clerks and assistant attorneys will be
engaged In drawing up papers a di
rected by the Jury.
It I said that th three charge on
which th government based It sesrch
lor evidence were:
Violation of th federal law regulating
interstate transportation of explosive.
Conslptrry to violate the laws regulat
ing the transportation of explosives.
Concealment of knowledge of the gull:
of those who committed either of the
other two crime.
MrMaalaal o War Weet,
MrManigal, who confessed to carrying
dynamite and nitroglycerin about In suit
caes,'and who became the government's
chief witness In tracing the complicity of
others, ha Mt Indianapolis and la be
lieved lo be on hi way to l.os Angeles,
Cul. The Importance of Mc.Manigal'v Ir
fonnatlon to the government, covering
his career a a member of M. Nunuru s
dynamiting crew. ' from June, ivoo,
down to his arrest last April, and his
experien.es with otheis. It Is said, win
be emphasised by the Jury's n-imrt
'I believe the Jury will be ready lo be-
Id
j Mr. Miller. "Hut 1 di not know that all
I tne worn will be done by thai time. The
necessity of keeping secret the names of
I those indicted. If any linm-tnienis are
returned, will be Increased In this case,
I because of the wide terlrtory t) at might
be Involved."
lavestlaallaa ( blraae Fire.
CHICAtlO. Feb. 1-Speclal agents of
tke Department of Jostle sre investi
gating the fir which destroyed the
Open B..ard of Trade bulld'ng here De
cember 1. It Is said records which
would have thrown light on the lc
Namara case were destroyed. Twenty
one unions had o trices In the building
The fire was reported as "suspicious"
to Chief Seyferllch and Fire Attorney
Sullivan and they made the first Inrestl
Kation. None of the five men who were
In the building when the fire started
could explain the cause of the blase.
Id return a verdict:?;" 'I'"" ."" nn Tuesday." ..
HOUSE PASSES PENSION
APPROPRIATION BILL
WiiSIlIX.STOX. Feb. 2-The pension
appropriation bill, carry in if about 111!,
MsU,. parsed the house tenia y by a vote
of 35 to 33. after sersral southern demo
crats had demandrd a roll rail rote. A
provision excluding pensio.ers who live
out of the United Mates waa dKeatad
by I to IS. Ttie bill abolishes seventeen
pension srenries which have been main
tained in different cities.
GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA
ADVANCE MONEY TO PERSIA
LONDON. Feb. .-Great Britain and
Russia will shortly advance te Persia
another .000,'fl0 In order to relieve the
immediate necessities of the Persian gov
ernment In May. PH. the Persian gov
ernment contracted with the Imperial
Bank of Persia, whose headquarters are
in London, for the Issue of Is, of i
per cent bonds, srhk-h were Issued t
9(H per cent. The loan was Issued with
th approval of th British government.
MYSTERY STILL SURROUNDS
PEA I H OF THOiQlAS EQ WAflOS
KANBA8 CITT. Mo.. Feb. 1-Whether
or not Thomas Edward, formerly county
commissioner at Yankton, 8. D.. was
murdered or killed himself, Is 4 mystery
thai Kansas City detectives, urged oa by
three fraternal ordira, of wblch be was
a member, today are trying to solve,
kd wards wa found shot dead on Kersey
Coats drive her yeaterday.
No money or other valuables vers
found on Edward person.
in response to telegram received by
the local fralernal orders from Tankton,
these organisations hare taken charge of
I'llHarda body, which will be sent t
Yankton lorm rrow.
WOMAN WILL INSPECT
PURCHASES FOR NEW YORK
NKW YORK. Feb. 1-IIencefortb th
city' marketing la to be done under the
eye of a woman. Mr.. Anna W. Von
Hohoff hss been made examining Inspec
tore of th Inspection bureau of th
finance department of New York, and
that mean that It beoome largely her
duty to watch all purchases sf th cliy
and to certify whether they are accord
ing to specifications. Whenever James
J. Monroe, chief Inspec fir, is away Mis,
Von Hoholf will be actum chief Inspector
In command of tbe bureau.
SECTION MAN INJURED
WHEN COLLIDE WITH TEAM
ARMOI-K. S. D Feb. !. -Section F&ts
mati Louis Johnson. Csrl Peterson, a sec
tion hand, and Tom Chandler, a laborer,
driving a gaollne handcar at the rat of
twenty-five miles an hour, ran Into a
n am at a railway crossing near here thl
afurnoon. completely wrecking th car
Peterson received Injuries from whtc!
he died wft'iin an hour. Chandler was
severely Injured lout the head and ceest.
Johnson was badly bruised about the head
aad bully.
TWO WOWIEM ARE KILLED BY
EXPLOSION OF LIGHT PLANT
KEWANKi:. III., Feb; 1 Ml Mlnnl
Burrow. ged 5 and Mrs. Nancy Deaa,
gcd 8. were killed on th farm of Mrs. D.
H. Burrows, northwest of here, bite last
night, when a private lighting plant ex
ploded. Mrs. Burrows was Injured sev
erely. The bouse binned.
Weosae Resisted le Death.
ER1B. Pa.. Feb. t-Mr. Elisabeth
Crandall wa literally roasted lo death.
Mrs Psmamh Abliv was fatally burned
and Homer Hldiker was seriously Injured
trying to rescue the women today after
a gss explosion at HUllker'a home in
North Girsrd. Pa. Th bouse was blows
to pieces.
Leave your "Want Ad for
the big Sunday Bee at the
Bins Office before 7:30 P. M.
Saturday Night.
If pressed for time use the Tel
ephone; Want Ada telephoned in.
will receive the aame prompt at
tention as when brought to the
office.
Telephone Tyler 1000. '