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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-24

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WANTED-Girl for general homework.
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
CHILE WILL CONFER.
santiago Regards Note From Washing
ton as Ultimatum.

Santiago, Chile, Nov. 22.-The Chill.
can government today opened neootia.
lions with Washington with a view ~
submitting the Alsop claim of tbs
United States against Chile to a sne.
eiaily constituted court OF arbitration
at The Hague. '''''
The notification to Chile which Is
looked upon here as an ultimatum. has
been seized upon by the sensational
press as cause for agitation.
Great anxiety was felt here beeauso
OF the notification, through Chilean
Minister Cruz, at Washington that the
United states would close its legation
al Santiago within few DAYS unless
inc chilean government consented 10
an adjustment of the Alsop claims or
agreed to refer the dispute to The
The members of the American eolonv
mere declared the manner in which the
United States was proceeding was arbi-
liary and detrimental to American in.
lerests IN Chile. They have communi.
,ated with prominent attorney NJ
washington and asked him to use his
in the matter.
Merchants here fear the agitation
viii affect American imports adversely
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
GIVEN NEW TRIAL.
Coal Companies Did Not Violate sher.
man Antitrust Law.

81 Paul, Nov. 22.--Judee Walter II
oanborn in the United States c;rer;,
court OF appeals today handed down an
opinion setting aside the verdict and
ordering new trial in the case of tbe
Unitea states aaginst the Union Pa.
enc Coal company, the Union Pacific
nah"ay company, the Oregon Short
Line, james M. Moore. and Everett
nuehlngham, in which they are eharoed
WIN violating the Sherman anti.trnst
ton. "A'' coihDina-
While the snit was brought IN ho
, hume OF the United States, proceed.
lpss were started by Salt Lake Citv
ecai ueaier named Sharp, who charged
'ne coal company and the defendant
railways with refusing to sell and hauI
coal for him. ""ui
sharp charged that the Union Pac;se
Ooal company refused to sell him coal
ana that the railways refused To hanI
the commodity because he advertised
ana sold coal at lower figure than
his competitors.
Suage Sanborn, in his opinion, holds
1n"t there was no substantial evidence
or any combination between anv two
or the defendants, either to refuse IN
SOU coal to Sharp or to refuse 10 trans
port II FOR him. The lower court found
the defendants guilty of violating the
sherman antitrust law and imposed =
me OF 81 900 and costs on Moore and
ants
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
CLAIM AGAINST CHILE.
United States Makes Demand for Set
Element of Old Case.

| Washington, Nov. 2O.-The Alson
claim against Chile for more than
lsl,O00,0OO, pending for 35 wears. has
assumed critical stage. Mr.. Dawson
,hcrican minister to Chile, is now on
ms ~. way to Washington, having left Mr..
rlerpont in charge of the legation.
~ Is not improbable that, if the
Vniiean government does not consent
TO nnal settlement within the NEXT
rev days, the American legation in
santiago Will be closed and its archives
placed in the hands of the American
consul for safekeeping. Intimation 70
TINS Affect has been given to Minister
Cruz, representing Chile in WASHING.
ton. "'"ins
rms action on the part of the state
department IS not to be taken as an
uitimatum to Chile, but this govern.
ment's purpose in withdrawing its din.
iomatic representatives from that conn
Try Is a protest against Chile's in.
terminable delays concerning this claim
IL is not thought probable that Chile
will willingly continue to be exhih;tad
peiore the world as a country which
.esorts 10 every possible effort to avoid
the payment of admittedly lust debts
only week or ten days ago Minister
Dawson entered into an agreement with
the Chilean foreign office as to the form
d protocol which was to be the basis
Tor reference of the Alison claim 70
The Hague tribunal.
The Chilean government. however "a
fused to comply with conditions agreed
,pon, and in effect repudiated its own
foreign Office.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
CASE CENTURY OLD ENDS
colorado Family Benefciaries of Vast
English Estate.

Pueblo, Colo, Nov. 1s.-After beino
IN controversy for over 100 wears az
sent seuf's soI IN England which may repre-
70 several Colorado persons. accor eTen !.
70 a decision of the English courts
n nSe of which has been received b1
WIS, y. y. Dufug, of Pueblo, who re-.
Gently removed to Denver. VIZ 10
Two children in Pueblo-William Dn
Jug, clerk, and Miss Wanda Dufug
cust oI my glri-and another son, A1,
suse Dutug, clerk in Denver, win be
through their mother Mr."
az % ~ p. Hayden of Walsenburg, a sister
Oh Mrs. Dufug, is also an heir ei
Ka Mrs; Dufug before marriage was Miss
Nate Wilmington, and the property was
O owned by her great grandfather. The
Iana l1ciudes Sydney castle in Enc.
1900. "'ieatlon since
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
DIET is DISSOLVED.
Russian Gear to Take Possession of
Finland by Force.

London, Nov. 19.-The Finnish diet
mas been dissolved and the prospect of
military occupation and subsection of
the little nation by Russia has nro.
duced shock throughout Europe
though it had been expected.
Finland is one of the bright spots
OF Northern Europe and a placa Of
special attractiveness to the traveller
ror many years it has been one of the
most pleasant holiday resorts of Europe
visitors have found themselves wei.
eomoed by the kindly inhabitants. Thew
nave wandered happily among its w;de
quiee lakes and islands, and they have
amused themselves in its CAV Partisan
little capital So iSian
90 the crushing of Finnish ;nde-
pendence is felt keenly and personaIlv
oy thousands, as well as being looked
upon as significant political event
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
RUSH TROOPS TO FINLAND.


Helsingfors, Nov. 19.-Following the
dissolution of the diet it is feared here
that Russia viii proceed with the an
nexation of the province of Viborg
and it iS expected that this little oasis
of civilization and constitutionalism of
the north of Europe will be overrun
by hordes of Russian Cossacks sent
here for the purpose of occupation. +"
The coming of the Cossacks, who arc
bloodthirsty eighteenth century saw
ages, is sure to be followed by the
usual accompaniment of massacre and
cruelty.
Nominally, Russia means only to an
mex Viborg, but the Firms know that
once the Russians come into the coun-
try they will never leave. They are
asking why $4,000 Russian troops have
already been massed at nearby strate-
yic points.
For years the Russian reactionists
ave been urging the incorporation of
'iborg with Russia, ON the ground that
would be supremacy useful in case
I war. Not much urging was needed
obtain the consent of the Russian
oyernment. Some weeks ago the in
was decided upon and it
as arranged that it should take place
sfore Christmas.
In preparation the Russians have set
new batteries directed against Hell
ngfors, in the forts of Sveaborg.
lssian garrisons everywhere in this
entity have been redoubled. Five
of Cossacks already have
en- let loose over four towns-Tavas.
nus, Helsingfors, Viborg and Fred
'kshamm.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25

Denver, Colo, Nov. 2o-Denver 5
Chinatown is in a reign of terror TO-DAY
as the result of warnings received from
san Francisco that band of 80 Ratchet
men are en- route to Denver to extermi.
nate, nate members of the zee tong. of whom
mere are nearly 100 here. This action
Is a result Of the feud that is now rae
,ng IN San Francisco between the Yee
longs and the On Yick tongs. Yes
ouong, proprietor of chop suev res.
'aiurant' received letter yesterday con.
.aining the warning Watch win he
'ep' Tor the strange Chinese.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
FIRE IN HOSPITAL.
Heroic Work Prevents Holocaust in
San Francisco Institution.

san Francisco, Nov. 19.-Only the
heroic work of the nurses at st. Lukes
hospital prevented holocaust early to-
day, when a fire which Quilted the Cali.
fornia Ladies' Maternity home in the
Mills annex of the institution was dis.
covered. Thomas Saunders, porter
recently discharged from the home. was
arrested today and taken in charge bv
captain of Detectives Anderson.
DIR. Shields, member of the hospital
staff of physicians, told the police that
he saw Saunders at the hospital late
yesterday, and that the former porter
said:
Pm sorry I've got to do this. but
you will read about it in the morning
papers,"
Dr. Shields did not pay much atten.
tlon to the man, as he supposed he had
been drinking and did not know what
he was saying.
saunders was captured in a saloon.
IN the act of washing his hands. He
made an effort to escape, but the place |
had been surrounded. When questioned
Oy Captain Anderson he refused to
make any statement. Saunders, wife
: dead. lie has 14-year old son. who
s in Denver. "-o
mere were 10 patients in the Mater
l1ty home when the fro e4arto1 ~
vas injured. '
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
TAFT CALLS HALT
/ ON BLOODY ZELAYA
Demands Explanation Of Two AmerI-
can Citizens In Nicaragua.
New OTisans Steamship Company Il
Cause of Observation-Disclosures
Upholds Cause of RevoIutionIsts
and Sets New Precedent in His
tory Of America.

Washington, Nov. 20. = Announce
3 ment that this government is tired Of
Y the high-handed action of small Cen
trail American republics practically wa.
contained in dispatch sent late today
to the Bluefelds Steamship company
which sought the protection Of the state
department from interference by insur.
gents now operating against President
Zelaya.
An hour later peremptory note,
eouched in diplomatic language, but
none the less direct, was delivered to
Senior Felipe Rodrigues, charge DAT.
flares of Che Nicaraguan legation. de
handing full and complete expiana
ton OF the execution of two Americans.
Leonard Grace and Leroy Cannon.
killed by order Of Zelaya when they
We're found in the insurgent army.
Pending satisfactory explanation of |
the occurrence, President Taft has re- |
fused to recognize Isidore Hazera. new
Nicaraguan minister. Mr.. Taft is
thoroughly aroused by actions of the
- bC'~@N'cHt, dhu apparently is
determined to make the lives Of Ameri
can citizens much safer and much more
respected in Central America than thew
have been hitherto.
The attitude Of the government was
clearly shown in the dispatch 20 the
steamship company, the head.
quarters of which is in New Orleans
inc compan's steamer was about TO
set sail for Bluefelds with a miscel.
laneous cargo, in which were a number
OF rifles and other munitions of war
me corporation was warned by agents
of the Nicaraguan insurrectionary
forces that the vessel would be liable
10 seizure, and the steamship people
called on the state depart.
nent to declare the protection of this
government in such cases. The state
department replied promptly. The an S
wer was the result of conference be. D
ween President Taft and Secretary
Anox and carried full weight.
IL gave the steamship concern no en- $
arrangement, and practically recognized
he revolutionary forces operating '
gainst the zelaya administration.
proceeding for which there probably il 7
10 parallel in the records Of this gov.
rnment. {
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
PANAMA CANALS
RIVAL WILL WAIT
Chilean fngIeeer AbandOn's Scheme
Of Securing COIOmbIa's Consent.
Owing 20 Probability That the United
statesssWouId Object to the Deal.
South American Country Turns
Down Propoeition for a Second
Great Waterway.

Faeatativa, Colombia, Nov. 49,
Arturo Undurraga, the Chilean enei.
neer; has definitely determined to aban-
don his efforts to obtain from the Co.
lombia government concession for his
canal project, owing to the fear enter
tanned by Colombia of reprisals on the
part of the United States. Undurra-
ga g plan was to construct a rival to
the Panama canal.
In fnrtherance of his plan for a
canal, Undurraga sought to induce con-
gressmen' and members of the diplo-
matte corps to inspect the route at his
expense, but all declined.
A Colombian official has stated that
it appeared inopportune to grant con.
'ession to the Chileans before the
adoption of the treaty defining the
boundary between Panama and Co.
ombia.
When this matter had been settIed
10 added, the government probably
would grant the concessions. Letters
here indicate the willingness
I German and British capitalists to
una commercial and non-political
anai that could not be closed in event
Unless the concession is granted il ia
eared discontent fomenting at Antio.
ala ana Cauca will eliminate in a re-.
iyai OF threats of secession.
o1durraga will sail on November 81
VI england by way of New York.
me president and congress have an.
olnted commission to investigate the
'Paratlon of Panama from Colombia
francisco de Borda, recently an.
ointed minister to the United States
iiied for that country today.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
PLATINUM FOUND IN SAND
discovery VIII Mean Much to Coast
Miners in Small Way.

Los Angeles, Nov. 1s.-Davis r.
oay' United States geological director
u government petroleum work on tbe
racihc coast, left here tonight to make
report to the government in Wash.
lngton. Mr.. Day also is in charge of
'ne research work in connection with
platinum mining on the coast
for several months he has condncted
an investigation of the beach sands
from cape flattery to Lompoc. Before
leaving tonight he said:
believe that when the facts con.
corning the platinum mining industry
as we have found them are known .
great e, stimulus will be given.
Platinum can be taken from tho
sands OF this coast in paying Quantities
~ simple mechanical process at If.
ne ne expense. While the industry is moi
nkeiy to attract the attention of tho
oig corporations, it will prove of i'm.
way" ~ small
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25

san Francisco, Nov. l9.-Thomas
Flint, Jr., member of the state sen,,a
Tor 10 years, president protein Of that
body for three sessions and twice can.
aidate for the Republican nomination
Tor TOT governor OF California, is critically
~ az Adler's sanitarium here. Little
nope IS held for his recovery. sena.
TOT Flint came to San Francisco Sal.
arday from his home in San Juan. san
isenito county, to attend a meeting ~
the directory boards of the Masonic
nome AZ De Coto. That evening he
was seized with Pneumonia.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
DIE OF suFFooAr1oN.
Death in Most Agonizing Forms Indi-
Gated at Cherry. III

| Cherry, ILL.,, Nov. %. - Andrew
Buckles and Louis Gibbs are among the
identified dead recovered today. The
recovery of bodies is necessarily slow
on account of the Ere stiil burning
slightly ia some parts of the mine.
Bodies Of the victims, piled in great
heaps, have been seen by hremen in
both the east and west tunnels of the
second level. 1t is estimated that rs
OF the dead are huddled together in
the west tunnel. The bodies OF two
men, believed to be Andrew Donovan
aud his son, were found clasped in each
others arms in the cast tunnel. They
have not been brought up yet. The
bodies Of the victims are al burned
black, but it is said that in most cases
the features are intact. When the res
euers descended this morning into the
main shaft they brought eight badly
chaTed bodies to the surface. making
total Of nine recovered. One was
yesterday.
The fire, after raging furiously since
last Saturday, has practically burned
Itself out, and ii is believed the work
u recovering the dead will henceforth
be comparatively easy.
when the rescue party headed byl
Vine Inspectors Taylor and Moses,
cached the zoo foot level this morn, fe
ng they found number OF victims -,
uddled together. Appearances indi- Z
ated that the men whose bodies were
ound had climbed from lower levels f
, tho 200 foot station. N
The imprints Of finger nails were seen ii
the palms of their hands, II was L
us indicated that they had suffered X
Q agonies OF sutfocation before the W
mes had reached them.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
Two Men Enter Mine

merry ILL.,, Nov. 1s.-For the frs.
s'ine since Sunday two men last niobt
~ the ventilating shaft of tb,,
o, raul mine, in the blocked and ierv
galleries. of which more than 800 men
anu oOys lie dead. The exploit was
carried out by Thomas
Icy. snd r. Y. Williams. of the
United States geological survey Tbev
~ nearly exhausted when hauled n
me Top; From what they diseovered
|, 49,. Is oeheved that the fire has moved
Da a,i from the main shaft and that IL
may De possible to enter it sooa
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
Ask uncle Sam to smite zslau.

biuefelds, Nicaragua, Nov. ia
petition is being circulated by those in
sSymPathy with the revolution against
resident zelaya demanding that the
~. ~ nited states interfere in favor of
,ne revolution, which, the petition al.
leges, Is a result Of the misrnle Of
Aelaya. One paragraph of the pet;tior
recites; Right after the election Of
!, resident Taft, Zelaya's chief of no.
nee IN Granada offered an insult 10
Inc American flag by taking it from
.ne nands OF man who was waving
= and casting it down as "a miserable
piece OF trash ON the streets. ;,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
Heney WIN Hurry casss

San Francisco, Nov. 19.-Francis 7
heney, former prosecutor in the local
grait cases, started last night for Port.
land, whore he win Immediately take
up the Oregon land fraud cases under
has reappointment as special deputy nj.
torney general. Heney will endeavor
to bring the ease Of former Congress.
man binger Hermann to trial FIRST and
WIZ have il set for trial at the EARL
est possible date. He expects 10 take
up all the cases at once, and said today
that 1t would be his purpose 10 ais.
pose OF all cases as quickly as possi. |
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
Wedding Out Jan Ranks

san Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE Jana.
rese industrial bank of Fresno is to be
hquidated soon, according to an an.
nouneement by State Superintendent
oil Banks Alden Anderson, who has inst
returned from Fresno, whore he made
an investigation into the condition of
sne institution. The bank was closed
,ate IN October, when the officials ~
.ne oank failed to show Anderson tbet
sney mad sufficient tangible assets 40
u us 8 action will reduce the nnmhar
ol japanese banks in California i, ~
tive business to two ma ID ac
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25

am told that Germany spends never.
million marks annually to raise trees
ard receives annually more than twie.
as much money from the sale Of timbe,
than sbe expends
would also adsocsts the inposips
upon all logged-on lands = bysis tar
sofficisntly high to insure their revert.
ing naturally to the state for . reason
able compensation, the lands to b. It'll.
'zed In raising trees for fut~s genera
fiens; thu ievying Of this tax 70 b sax.
pended in ease privsts owass should
wish to st aside their losgsd-oe lssds
for the purpose Of rsiAIns timber under
state rsgslstsons; this tsmbes to pay =
cutting tAz 1t the time It il cut.
The details Of such 4 tar and the ~.
tag asids of Ioggsd.o6 lands for the
raising Of timber by private owners are
nstters that cAs b. worked out; th. In. |
forests Of The people protected; the rev. |
sD"s which the timber and lumber In.
'srssis should rishtfuly ply the state
provided, but collected In sueh = man.
'sF a. wiz help conserve our forests In
read Of encouraging owners to cut aud
taste them, ~ under our present systsm
= tnxstion. 1 am hrmly Of the opirion
nat u our forests are to BIO conserved
ma new forests grown, the arst step
sesssary - the revision OF avolutiopiz.
~ OF our system Of taxation.
lhs Following table shows Z list Of |
'ees under observation, with age, diam. (
tsr, and estimated number OF feet :
pom which data The accompanying ar 10
clio Ia basedi la
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
Dinan Cleared of oharnes

oan francisco, Nov. 1s.-Cleared Of
os;a charges of conduct unbecoming an
s oncer preferred against him by As.
s nt District Attorney Francis 7
nneney two years ago, former Chief 81
No toiice Jeremiah Oman today resumed
ms. ms old rank as corporal and was de-
eaned as a plain clothes man nnder
Daptaln of Detectives Anderson. Dinsn
wa, was reinstated last night when the iI nol
Ia; . commissioners Unanimously de.
uiueu that the charges against him
were not substantiated. His back col
h aly, amounting to $1,000, probable will
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
Drought IN 1911 pr,a,s,sa.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. es.-The helpful
hen, famed In Kansas song and story
Is responsible for phenomenon y
that Is stirring the state from the Mis-.
souri, river to tho Colorado border. II,
= all about an egg that was laid ou.
IN Republic county, June n OF this
year. Early In the forenoon OF that
lay Mrs. Ralph fallcn responded TO
me daily eaekle Of Biddy. and went
out to the chicken house to gather eggs.
lmbedded In the shell Of one were
ominous characters which spelled out
Droaght, i0il.n
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-25
Stock Unpaid. u snsa

Kansas City, Nov. aO.-A suit was
"'eu here today against the Union Life
insurance company to collect unna;d
stock subscriptions of $l75.O0o and
asking the appointment of a roce;~ar
". > King, Of Memphis, Tenn. and II
eener stockholders from varions no.
IONS OF the country are plaintiffs ana
% persons who had subscribed for stoer
gre gre detendants. The principal reason
ior the eompany's failure, the net;t;on
states Is that the state requires 4 a.
posit Of 100000 before the comnany
can begin business. SoH"pany