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; - NT Y SIGNAL'Prhited in the interest el Sanders County, &Center al the Great Fruit Belt of Montana-

XONTANAt !WAY. JUNE 7. 1912.

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set Wester* Illeadapberes Ewing Peet

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Pftegrephe for Pie* Iisedesi,

Daniel Hutbion Burnham, the amid-test, died Mealy ia Heidelberg, Gee

The Fifth missed emery at Rail-mere is preetleally ready'llir the Omme-eratie national *salvation..

Sauter Cenemies ahoy withdrawfrom .the presideatial The& lie willreach a deeldea this week.

Immediate logislatloa to prevent theprocaleanoes use of habit forming drupIs urged by Peendest •Taft is a rantm.l.egsl. seagress.

Com P. MeNatt, mouneelikre the Sefame Is the MeNinsaga ilyeemithagcam, died in Los Angeles "Imlay afteras illness of two weeks. '

Mn. Jim Quinn'

seemed of shoot-ing and killing her third hunbead, JohnM. "MAW heat Selellesbee, Ig his bufkwas found not guilty at Chimp°.

It Le rePtieled 4 Smiler', Cuba,that Cellist.? Wheeler, an Americanwho owns • ranch sear Delqairi, hasbeen captured by negro insurgents andheld for eadeees.

The mete aomonittee osc *Ranee haevoted to phase is the legislative, exam-idlna and Judicial affornerietion bill theappropriation for the coOperce court

latated by the hones.

Panama—Ernesto Qui.ro, who reeintly attacked and y wensdeilhis mei., General Memel Wake% atChiriqui, committed outside by Imag-ing in his cell in the prised sa ottistqui.

Reddlag, Ludt., theIlmokeye mamboed who shot sat killedIkes. W. 0. leadford. reeently, AMMONIA(a. tragedy in j.4 be. Rim mid beshot her in self-defense, her daughterSofties this.

• leprensetative Lifidervoid, at the di.ree$1474p7Mie members of theways voimatipe, Ise eel*trod* , asStifoi tariaRreeielon billwhich was possed by the house and seeate at the extra session of congress and'vetoed by President Tat.

Rear Admiral Sidney A. Stauntonwilt be pissed en the retire&Dat es secount of age June 7. He sow is thenaval menther of the special eommis-sion which is visitiag limopean sap-'tali to assure remesentelives of theforeign trades and Davies at the ap-proaehing Pmeama-Pneille'expoeition.

The army transport Shedd** sailedMonday from Ben Premise° for Beward, Alaska, tarrying ghe Thirtiethinfantry, which will relieve the Six-teenth at verieue posts aim' the Meetof the territory,- The Sixteenth kmbeen in Alaska for twe years and willbe brought beak by the fliperidea, km,-lag fit. Atielutel's June st

In order to &Mitt& appeal tothe supreme mart of thttlted States,Reporter Judge James Y. Coffey butformally ordered the Spreckels estatedistributed, meording to the terms ofthe will of the be Chan Spreckels.The nate* of appeal was SIM Maodiately after the entering of the or-der for distribetiou, amording to thedecree of the Mae supreme martwhisk upheld the

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GIUMMIWIlle. MOM&

Odwahriu, limpoordImmelbedili for ratites-

• is the ***lister! Met of the OhioM11101011140.1 eisieseitem, which et-siqd Saturday. 'Pb. -meet redleal

Is 'Om Ikalting of the power etShit marrow moot.A esejtemd who pima providing he

a pretetestial vete for United !Matesammeter. liostmer, the legleletare willese be required to hold to the revoltof the preeneettal vete. The emareseties provided .for a regeleteg liquorlessee sad Heated Use numb* of retail weft* me to 1100 pepiatiee.The dtlegatet refused to pee the

"leteak" bat peened a bill ;for theprompt removal of public elbeitilleeluding the theielevy, epee complaintsad hestiage. „ Arether propsed sivathe legialatere power to pees *low re-p/ring a vole of ode thse errefirtl of2 jury to return a verdict dellCMOS.

The sentrantion voted to remove theword "male" from the bill of riehtsia the present °methadon and there-by give voted tis Wedua.The initiative and reformat= genie)

by the 'Galardi.* provides fir, the di-rest Initiative epos evastitatiosalamendseents ea matitioa of 14 per metsr the voters and et Realm* initiativeepee legislative questions aeon 6 pereast.The referendum on. both eared.-

Hotel and legislative portions isprovided for en petite. of 6 per seatof the vetoes. The proposer mutatesan inhibition against the single tax.A proposal stabetitotem DO. imrprisame

most for death se the .ext/e pes,aalty.

ODD FELLOW' ar WASIEINGTON

*rand jacempeent "Uhl 121 SeattleThis Week

Beettle.—At the 29th annual sessioeof the grand swampland of the Inde-pendent Order of Odd Fellows 4 thejurisdietioe of Waslaingtee, ilkieb metthis week, the following wortelected:Grand patriarch, H. A. Thompson, ogo

Tacoma; great meow -.‘asslear Carl./Leek of Spokane; maid scribe, LouieP. Hart of Taeolna; mead .tressereartiJ. R.. O'Donnell of Slew grand Jamierwarden, W. J. Robins of Ellensterrogreet repreeestastive, Dr. P. M. ,Stuarlof Seattle.• The Belbelsak amembly, while met isSad anneal swims, elected Ow talk*freg-eMzems; Prondoot,•Me.., Quote,Daniel of North Yakima; vim priesP:dent, Mrs. Iola Campbell of Taconuewardens, Mn. Fineey L Animas, o/Cheney; secretary, Mrs. Nellie MHnoff, of Seattle, and treasurer, Mrs.Agnew B. Jainism", of &MILMrs. Ansa IL Leaders of Taedne Was

elected trustee of the Odd, Fellow'home at Walla Walla and Mrs. MeDonald of Tacoma was elected trustedof the orphans' home.

Was Greeted en Water". of Haexptenleads by Preened Taft.

Fort Monroe; Va.—Out on the wa-ters of Hareptea Roads, President Taftweleassed a great foreign fleet to Amer-ican waters wises he extended the handof friendship to Rear Admiral von Rebees-Peetkeritn, eameseadisg the vis-iting divides of the German navy.There are ties eater ifebasters aboard

the Getmem equesfroe. Osh is PrimeHenry of Renee, sad the other is PriemChristien. Prime Henry, however, isnot the same who visited the Unitedidates years ego se the repotsanative et the later,. )fiether PriemHenry .or Prince Christian is of thetemporal family, and settler mimegents any °gelid of the German go'eramme. They emee as Ileatealets ofthe Gesidamy navy.

Llamas AllenWytheville, Va.— doliberatiag

two hoer" end a holi Øi tory EmilGene Sweaserifiree ale tatIn the meadSedge theemes• Ifiente alIi Marsh. :X =IVO thatbis posishinkli thiplideleatiary. It* eillpiealdNew that be am sad* hail. otherIMO gamin 011 of she aloes**, id

Clatrell essety emorthems.

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tria, if the alrypitiMa,which bresighe Isto pen thelertteeveet the Maeda disaster, as peembedwith • dealt fer MOEN, Tessisiiii:10

' fusel sebeeribed by edema ofTech.

BARICilf 011XLI. LE JAIL.

• 't Zahn G11,000 Dismoded byMums.

WelLee, Idahor—S. P. O'Neil, for-mer pregldeet of the Wawa StateSane of Consume, reesetly,.extraditedfrom Vancouver, B. C., was Tamed overto the district court on mine charges ofressiving deposits after be ham hisinstitution to be insolvest. Followingthe assesseement of his delpielli JudeaL. N. Worsts!, named tle beaker'sbond in his meet tree MOAN to emirop, make; a total bond required bytie two least emote of 881,000. O'Neawas usable to famish the baud andas relensell to jag.

LATIII MOWS MOM

General Gress* Verlag te Mold *la

Amoy Together. to Make One Men

Stand—Loottes in PO awing and

Ste* Are Beery Lamn--Ilearn of

Rebels Asseast Apia* Oruro

Menem, Menlo*. — Devoid ofmoney and arnmenities, the Mudeasrebels assembled in sorters Merdeeare emfronted with'Uso most oritisalsituation they have eaeouttored noesthe revolatiort began. Pf the rebeleliefs sae delay the expected, battleat Baeliima, they may be able to con-matrate "trough strength to deal • for-midable blow to the goverhreent. Fail-ing, however, to get money and armsthe liberal chiefs fear disaffectionamong the men, and discrimination.The money 'dustier' is by far the

meet serious at the present mitment,and foreign residence have fled, takingwith them large sums of money. Oilyabout 30 Americans remain here, andhardly any men or Metres.

Rebels Lost Ikons.The robs& have model to desperate

measures to elders mosey, and thismore than the fear of the expectedattack from the forces of GeneralsVilla and Babago, who Were reportedto be making a detour overland fromPenal, has mooed the exodus fromhare. Today the rebels took $6000worth of clothing supplies in a bigdry pod store here. At anotherstore, 01,000 worth of supplies weretake&

illealemes sad paella* Meese hatebeen closed, as in. the last two daysmere than 4000 rebel troops have beenin Chihuahua reserving their pay. Theeity was quiet as a resuit.

aim AMPOO!Navojea, Maxim.--Tbe people of the

border of western Chandra and met-ers Sonora have nee* epeeIhe pore atlioree ban ashes Oen.-pe from es rebels, killing fee and oh-taming arms and ammunition. Ped-ants were heeded by Jere E. Ptacijoet.

Tire pretest at Morse wires that thewhole countryside la aped Orosee,and that troops have started fromChinless and °sampan" to take %tu-ella'. Orozco formerly lived in thiseacientain district.

Deny Cresco Peace lemon.Washington.—Priends of President

Madero have ?waived a telegram frostthe president's maretary, J. SanchezAaeona, at Merle* CI, delaying thatthe Madera administration was dealingIn say way with Ombra! Onszeo for

A great Ire has swept ever Stamboul,the Mohammedan section of Constant{nople.

Provision for Priestliest Taft 'a tariffboard was eliminated wheeLthe sundryehil appropriation Mil ired`reported tothe Mese,

At Son Francisco Bernice Lillie Ondare, a high school girl 17 years old,was Met sad killed by Charles H. Bonsee', her schoolmate, 19 years old, whowas prompted to the deed, it is said, byjealousy.

Freak Omeiek, a sewepoper man, wasfound dead in • room in New YorkThe pollee reported that death was dmto pa saphysiatios. Oeseck came fromriveted, Ore., and had worked fornewspapers in Portland, Chicago andNeer York.

Hearing the wild cries 'of her twoRreerniag sem, lames, aged IS sad)tW, sped Mt, mitre for her old, Mrs.May Tepper, in an endeavor to as.them, together With the boys, asdrowsed in a pond at thegy meat, lemated event Mike ttem mad Idaho.Raving jest retsina how she.) atKordrlek and waste, to she advan-tage of the ewe warm rearnot,the bey. took to the used forwerfestag Meek to tab. a en sued bectlatook tempi.

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Ilim Nip lismomir demo Autismgems Der. Ige—orhi. Impolutios

%BM souritil aldritod Arliartasking that a *Wel seestee of the leg-Washes be milid to ormiddr the Taft"-

Itertrios it tha World situalimsha" aid mgpoilag the astablishmistof • MM. nastabalary, It as trir-ammo' toidght, had boon sort to OM-MOM AMMO.

Sato WM& mien No. 1, WagesPolemelso at 11Isito has ismod a oilhe two mustirpe and it is masestersd11%1 IN" the OrlieiN It maridurisg asow& its beIssistinspis

terms.

CIVIL APPROPEL•TION BILL

• leamber of Windups's Mete ?wi-nce Are Proposed!

Washington.—The ellindry civil ap-propriation bill reported to the homeby the marmite* on appropriates*,contained the following WeshingtouItems: Continuing construction of pub-lie building, as toilers: Bellingham,$75,000; North Yakima, *40,000; Olym-pia, $10,000. Complealpor improvementof Grays Harbor, $645,000; completingBellingham harbor project, .65,250;Lake Washington, 9500,000; Wiliam.river and harbor, *75,000; McNeil's is-land penitentiary, .46,150.

LAYID cesAsslus rams.

ITEMS

"I am everybrother Wilbur,"-In hie public eta

Owners and 4~otatives of sixclubs of the Thaittates league metIn Pittsburg this Meek to formulate •plea for roominess'*.

Dan W. Long imilesigned as maneper of the Elan Feemineo club of thePacific Coast lugs Med • hill"' Reidy,formerly mantsgerlif the Oakland team,one appointed.

Georm Stovall, fernier manager ofthe Cleveland lessee team, has beenel1Fulated mansupg of the St. Louisdub of the AmaretIn league, replacingRboderiek Wallace:

Victoria leads InAllie Pacific North-west league, M' he Union, WallaWalla the Tri-Streepiew York in Na-tional, Chicago, the and Oak-land in Pacific

Pregnant Taft Lots Willard Soma Outof the Pea

Weehlegtoe.—Presideet Taft hasgreeted an uneenditaaal porde* toWillard Jones of Portland, Ore., eau-vieted of land frauds in the famousease in which the late Senator Mitchellse Creme and Bing" .Hermene, for•rem ementissioners Mt the general laudode., were alleged fo have been im-plicated. The pardee wee based es thegrounds that improper methods hadbeen pursued in 1111gig the jury boxfrom which the Jones jury was drawn.

Augusta, Monens defeated Defalls Saturdaytook the dratminutes and theand half nelson

In the Waebitrack meet atwas as follows:Tacoma, 38;

Seattle, 35; LincolnSeattle, 14.

by the death, ofOrville Wright

Sontag of Hal-nd in Weighte Helena man

a toe hold in 22with a toe boldminutes.

te high schoolthe final score

y high school ofhigh school of

The University of Qregon had a walk-away in the first , ual Pulite north-wept college nor..e track and fellmeet, held is ''"d. :Half a scoreof first places ersg..4 few seconds andthirds gave liteilli..ilead of 30 pointsover the Univera}of Wiehingten,which nosed iteell second place byonly two points Whitman.The wore by *Me was:University of Oregon, 57; 1Juiversity

of Washington, Sly Whitman college,21; Oregon Agrimitural college, 18;Waidaington State !Allege, 11; Idaho, 5.

The University si Pennsylvania wonthe intereolleglate - track and fieldchampionahips agr'Wedelphisa, Pa. andthis brought ninr.ureis to "Mike"Murphy, the trainer, who willguide the Am ars at the comingOlympic games. Pennsylvanianswon by a mar 10% points overCornell, their competitor.Following are total points:Pennsylvania, Cornell, 17%;

/beldam, 15; d, 13; Columbia,IllikVerair

;. Blown, 6;th, 11%;

T Princeton, 5; Bowl 2; Rutgers, 2;Massielassette Technical, 1.

310QUIAM 111110.A1.I.11 MAYOR

Ihrenee, Prim& of I. W. W., IN DMOptima st the Ma.

Requiem, Wash.—Tbe Rev. HarryFormes weao 1 as nape of Re-quiem ared , or Keoell sleetedIn his plasm. • The vote stood 1349 forthe retell, sad in -favor of Kneen, to0545The recall of Tertumen followed the

Isilearlat Worems tet the Were die-tiresome Is this eity preenl weeksago. Be was cue their shameless.

Wit Tashi NNW PlamaRoattle..-Mla ropormatathres of the

goverment of British Oolaustritt sadWashiegbao who ham been eastfarriagMaw over moilodio• for protest-

the shoes heelS.. wood hobosto bow • NS of reelpeseal

Z."17;76. latiodasod is the MeiOsimblit pollammi end the Waabiag•ism lidiflutrifo mat yoro.

Uwe" Mao, Timm Big MOMLona, lemod—mizesh usenatestarove

are preeptelag for • general strike ef-fecter new, tbeessuile of people.Operatives have voted for a generalsire..

JUNE 1 BAD DAYFOR AVIATORS

PIIL PAIMALEE KILLED ATMTH YAKIMA NIRO

MINI STORM.Was Giving Exhibition at Fair Grout&

—/n Air but Three Minutes When

Machine Fell—His Partner Says He's

Got Enough--Stites Injured at Long

Beach,

r•••North Yakima, Wash.—With a smileand a wave of his hand to the thou-sands who watched him Philip 0. Par-melee, one of the Wright aviators, tookthe air in the teeth of a gusty westwind here Saturday afternoon.Three minutes later his broken and

lifeless body was dragged from beneaththe wreckage of his biplane in an appleorchard in the lower end of the Mouevalley, two miles from his startingpoint.As he rose from before the grand-

stand at the fair grounds Parmeleeswung to the west over the Yakimariver, lie rose to a height of about400 feet and his speed increased to al-most a mile • Minute, although itwas noticed that his plane dipped androlled and seemed to be controlled withdifficulty.

OALITONXIA. PRIIIONENIS MUTINY

Mango of Adanninealten Kenai for

Weer Among Prisoners.Sacramento, — Greeting the

change of administration at the Folsomstrata primes by a demonstration in-tended to frighten Warden James A.Johnston, the convicts in the prisormutinied Friday night. From 9 until11 o'clock they cursed former WardenReilly and hie successor and defied theguards to stop them.The confusion reached such a degree

in one of the larger eells that a guardshot to intimidate prisoners who ha.)Meshed to the bars and were cursinghim.

Cry From lete7When the bugle seanded "lights

Out" at 9 o'clock, the last order to beexecuted with Warden Reilly in office,a cry went up from almost every con,vitt.The shouts were mingled with curses

against Reilly and the guards of his ad'ministration. Jobsime was also cursed.

For two hours the noise continuedwith increasing vigor.

Convicts dared the guards to stopthem, called the names of particularguards and defied them to step insidethe cells.

Turnkey nasalised; Quite

The same of Assistant Turnkey F.Ranaures was used many times by theprisoners. Ramires had been told set-oral days previous tjeatt he would bekilled by the convicts if be remainedon duty natal June I. He resigned Fiiday night, with the close of Reilly'steem. Four other guards also resigned.

It Is said that Friday sight's demon•etration is only a forerunner of whetwill be attempted to frighten WardenJohan.* lied his inee.When Warden roll took charms eight

years ago • similar dereonstratioe wasgiven by the emariete, but when thefirst break -was attempted Yell taughtthe prisionme a MGM that was remem-bered all of his term and he had nofurther trouble. Three elm/lets wereunea at that time.

Lamm !ma Prisomes.

The Fullerton had learned that Warden Johnston's theory of prison management was to treat convicts withleniency.On taking up hie duties Johnston

prepared himself ler the worst Hegave order, to the guards to keep estrict watch on the emaviets. Two (Lysof his administration have passed with-sat any 'carious trouble.The maselets had Weeded to repeat

Priday might's pomenesose SaturdayMOO, but for tom mom did sot.Thom were a felr atm when the lightswest elf, bet they ware net emtimed.

Halted and Plunged.

When he bad gone about two milesfrom the fair grounds he swung In awide circle to the eastward for the re-turn journey.A. be tapered away before the wind

the great plane checked in its course,fluttered a second like a wounded birdand plunged below the line of the trees.

It is thought by the meehaaisianswho were employed by Parmelee thata sudden gust from one of the drownor mall canyons that notch tbe sidesof the Mozee valley struck the Ma-chine and rendered the elevating planesunmanageable.Parmelee started his public cooler in

automobile sports.Turpe Bays He'll Quit

"I'll never fly again," declared J.Clifford Turpin, Permalee's teem mate,when he arrived from Seattle. "So faras I can tell from descriptions of theaccident, the tail of the machine wascaught by an up current of air whichprevented' Parmelee from controllingthe machine."The biplane was what has been

called a Parmalee-Turpin model. Itwas an adaption of the Wright plane,the same system of control being used.The control was therefore perfectlyfamiliar to Parmelee and myself. Thisparticular plane was assembled aboutsix weeks ago in California and bothof us had used it several tunes."The engine of the wrecked biplane

was stripped of all removable parts bysouvenir hunters. What remained ofit we, brought here, while the planesand framework of the biplane were

•burned.

"Safest" American Aviator.

Los Angeles—Aviator Phil 0. Par-melee was considered by experts as the"safest" of American aviators, as wellas the most successful financially ofthose employed by the Wright.. Hewail said to have earned $197,000 forthe Wright brothers during the year

and he left their employ only afew weeks ago.When Parmelee and his partner, J.

Clifford Torpin, left here two weeksago, after spending eight months inLos Angeles, they took with them twobiplanes, which were built under Par-make', supervision in this eity.Parmelee was born in St. John's,

Mich., about 23 years ago, and his firstbusiness venture was as • partnerwith his father in the m•aufacture ofpa engines. Later he beeavar ea antomobile 'abysmal. for • large factoryat Flint, Mich.

Illeeket Tatar Wow anewMimeo City. —lkoprosestotimo of

abed OOPS tomes workars is 113ilaitories throughout the eseatry havedelivered ma ',thorium to tiro roar-stses, giving them II My, in *sub utamide to the domeado of the lishurarefor a trattoria wage male.

79011 TIER 11731/110 (191111

The Florence miss at Nelhart, Most,is to be opened up with Bette espltaragain.

The cyanide plant under seastrasr-tiou at the San Foil mine in Republicis now nearing completion.

The Standaid Silver-Lead company,operating its mime at kiiiverten, B. 4./.,will declare its third dividend,auiounting to $50,000, payable June 10.

During April the Consolidated eom-pany at the Trail (B. C.) smelter treat-ed 23,891 tons of ore and secured 95741-1103 worth of metal. Of this sum 37per cent was gold. .e 4Charlestown, W. Ya.--8erioirs rioting

between 1500 striking miners and pri-vate detectives of coal operators is im-minent at Muckow, near here, and Gov-eruur Glasscock has been called uponfor troop" to preserve order.

Secretary Fisher testified Saturdaybefore the senate committee on publiclands that not a single existing claimfor mineral lands in Alaska could,under the present showing of facts, beallowed by the interior department.

11. A. Taylor, R. Wills and J. S. Fee,all of Spokane, have located 160 acmeof cement clay on the banks of lb*San Foil river, three miles north ofKeller, and will form a company to de-velop the deposit and manufacture ea-!neat-

The rlungstone Mining company ofColville, Wash., the property of whichis located near Bosaburg, made a ship-ment of two care of ore recently madthe znanagemefit announced that studyproduction will be kept up all sum-mer. The ore is • silver-lead combi-nation.

George J. Kiebler, recently appointedreceiver of the Bear Top-Orollino Con-solidated Mining company, tiled a pe-tition in the district court at Wallacemilting the right to sell the property oncontract. At his request Judge W.,W.Woods has set July 16 for the recep-tion of protests.

Wallace—The Stewart mine, answer-ing separately to the eensplalat fledin the Wallace district court against F.Augustus Heinze, M. W. Bacon, andthe corporation, asking for a receiver-ship, declares that no necessity existsfor the action. The ease has gone tothe federal courts.

The Federal Mining and Smeltingcompany has declared the second quar-terly divldeed for the year, 1 1-7 percent on an issued capitalization of$12,000,000, amounting to 2180,000, payable June 15. This is the second divideed of $180,000 declared this year,making $9,709,750 in dividends sinceits organization eight years ago.

taat a mass meeting of the Butte Min-ers' union Sunday the proposition ofthe mine operators of Botts is give allunderground men 23.75 a day when theprice of copper is 15 1.2 cents a poundor more, and $4 • day when the priceof the metal is 17 cents or more, wasrejected and tb• committee of the maimswhich had the matter of demands inhand discharged. The miners demanda horizontal increase of 50 cents a day,er in the mines up to the grade of theinure experienced miner.

Grand Forks, B. C.—The Granbymanagement has dispooed completelybriagiag thtPscale of the common musk'of the-services of a small army of menand the miniature railway system whichhas been employed during the last sev-eral years in the Imadling of the refineor stag from the settlers, which washauled in a molten condition in six-tonpots by "dinky" engines Mad dumped,some of it a mile from the works. Aftermore or lase experimenting and ad-justing of the new belt conveyor sys-tem, which was given its tryout thefirst pf the year, the company hasnow reached a stage where it feelsjustified Is depending entirety on thenew system.

Employed by Wright..Two years ago Permalee entered the

employ of the Wright brothers. liecame to Los Angeles first with ArchFlossie, who was killed here January 1,1911. In Chicago last August Parme-lee established a world's record, fiyiagto a height of 10,600 feet, bat the roe-ord was broken on the succeeding dayby Lincoln Besehey.

After Isis tour of the northwest Par-melee had pleased to go to Chicago toenter the inter-city eights.Parmelee made many nighty in Los

Angeles sad vieinity in the last ,iimonths. His gentlemanly demeanorand his quiet and unassuming waysmade bim the most popular aviatorwho ever flew is southern California.

. The Seattle Amident.Smattle.—The ftlia•M'll jury that In

vertigeted the killing of GeorgeQuimby, a apectator, by the propellerof an aeroplane daring an aviatios meetat The Meadows May $O, brought is averdict that the accident was causedby the &sting of an naksown man whories serves the track In front of J.ClifordmrshipTurpino'spassie movising machine.

SqualLSevigney Stir-Olga, France.—An aero-

plane with two aviators, C,00ladese andRobia, aboard, eapeised is a squall Sat-urday. Robin was tilled end Coolest's/sesuffered • fractured leg.Aviator Wee Hart it Long Beset.Legg Bomb, Val.—Pramk Stites, a

Les Aspies aviator, wee takes fromMama hio wrecked aeroplane hereialardar with a broken seer and other-

NUMBER ,i43

THEORYDEGIIIttAN MATE

Nil TIFF 1111 RNIEFELTQAIIT Ell TIE WI

MITI KELM/TELPenner Leeds In Uncontested Delo

gatee—If Taft Gains Tows-lifthe of

Contested Delegable Is win Give Rim

Control of Cleavention—Dere Than

SSG Coned& Mod.

Chic/co.—President Taft must winfour-fifths of the contested delegates ifbe is to get the nomination of the re-publican convention. This is concededby one of the Taft lieutenants now inChicago. The Roosevelt representa-tives grant nothing of the port, holdingthat the force of popular will alreadyinsures Taft's defeat.

While refusing to permit the use ofhis name, the Taft leader made anestimate of the strength of the candi-dates. The Taft man's figures giveColonel Roosevelt 415 uncontested dale'gates, Mr. Taft 373, Senator Le Fol-lette 36 and Senator Cummins 10. Hefigures the contested seats at 222 andomite from his calculations the 22 dele-gates yet to be se/ected.

Taft Forces Figure (llinely.This is the first emcees/on from

the Taft campaign that Roosevelt isleading in uncontested delegates. Itlikewise I. regarded by politicians asthe first admission that the president'sresomination domain upon steam-roller tactics by the national commit-tee. Should Mr. Taft gain four-fifthsof the contested delegates, as his ad--herenta predict, it would give him anadditiosial 176 votes ia the convention,or a total of 549, only nine more thanenough to nominate. - The estimateshows the Taft fences are Igeringclosely.

Colonel Harry S. New, chairman ofthe subcommittee of the national`committee, and a strong Taft partisan,was asked to comment on the esti-mat s from the Taft MM."7 would not be surprised," he ,

and then stopped. "Oh, I den'tiMew," he added.. "I really do notknow what is going to happen."An official statement was issued by

Colonel New covering the list of on-tests filed. So far as known at the%committee headquarters it includes of the disputes. Newspaper dispatelleirfrom Alaska, however, Wieser tbetwo delegates from that territory ,alsowill be contested. The papers are saidto be on the way, having been walledIn time, it is maid, to comply with Useorliremittee's Dan limit rule. The nia•Donal committee meets Thursday haChicago to hear the contests.The ogee] compilation shows 288

matemod mats, six more than had Weeleered on by the Taft follower*. Itfurther reveals that the entire stateof Louisiana is in dispute, alsoGeorgia and Washington, all smuttwo in Arkansas and Mississippi endall except eight in Texas. Three setsare claiming the seats al/owed Louisi-ana, two Taft and one Rosevelt dele-gation.

New York.liar silver—Steady, IS 1-16e.Standard stopper, firm; spot, May,

June, July, August aidftsemeber,$16.25(416.62%. Custom boom returnsshow exports of 28,48'7 lees se tar this4m6o.2rist.h. Lake copper, 141116.17e; flee-trolytit, 111%e; casting, 18%.111;fie.

Tin, easy; spot sad may, visas/it

Lead, steady, 94.150443,_Spotter, steady, 96.90(AlT•Antimony, quiet, Cookson', $8.Iron, steady; No. 1 foundry, meth-

ere, 615.40405.75; No. I 215.26‘012.10;No. I southern tad No. 1 senthern Soft,1115.60@15.71.

Judge Hanford lasted.

Washington.—Aeting by erten ofthe socialist party Representative Der-ger of Wisconsin, the only opelallatcongress, has lodged • vigorous meetwith Attorsey General WiakeoldMenagainst the action of Judge Nsaford,in Seattle, depriving LociaaMI Mem ethis citizenship rights bemuse the lat-ter "wanted to change the orsailis-lion."

The day tooth of the Great Northernpareenger tree, rane*4 betwees earHorton and Anaemia, left the rollsone mile rest of Asseerbesevening and 16 persona werenone fatally. The•seekleot Isto have been fee to oprooldogTire emelt was tarsal dirogisisly marand many of the passommrs woos be-jewel is their *forts to seeps threllglithe wisdom.

wise hrnleed. No was malbg • ,,aod•lag on the bomb sal pluirged sileuteaInto the mad while MyhreS. esemistmon Me pewees Mateleg Ms

MONTANA BIG WOILE

$4100,001) Contract for Milwardroo Rail,read Let—Road of 140 ICU* toNeeploy WOO Mg K.

Chicago, Wilwaukee & PugetSound raiyway yesterday awarded con-tracts for construction of Ike leemiles of new liae in the Judith bailie,Montana, to Winston Brothers of Min-neapolis, and Twohy Brothers, of Spo-kane, the former arm getting the halfof the work begianing at Great Falls,and the latter Inn the Lewistown halfof the extension. More than 5000 menwill be employed in construction, andIt is istmaded to bogie operatios of theline September 1, 1913. There are MItunnels to be cut, the longest 1900 feetis extent. The line will cost 24,500,000.

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Getaway.Vesiesevor, B. C.—Paul and Spistleas,

the two Indian murderers of Lillooet,broke rote the cabin of John Trete*,the MO who gave the alarm beer*She Wiese had murdered CoestableEisdhom four weeks ago.ividently they had blended to kill

Mos met of revenert, as they had• Cilillaniaa who gave aviaries,

them before they broke jail,have been cra the trail of tiefor a mouth, but me far bete

*sable to mese up with dem

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Of special appeal to the growisgarmy ef lovers of oetet-doese is as es-say ea "The Gomel of Nears" hem

pea of John Burroughs, *hie willcu if the good titer in the Ant.

It the veteran aster* dievales will try to est forth for eilisre

of the streagth vowthat la has found la asters.

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