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Rich Mems Gifts are Poor

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-02
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-02
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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
FLIGHT COSTS LIFE
ESCAPING CONVICT VICTIM OF
PURSUING POSSE.
Bl0OdhOunds ON Trail of Two COnfed-
crates, Who Also Broke BOnds--
Dead Man Fired ON
Offlcern,

Meridian, Miss. Aug. 2s.-Edward
Strickland, q Federal prisoner In the
city Jail here. escaped with two other
prisoners tonight. only to lose his life
in a fgbt with sheriff's posse sew
eral hours later.
Strickland was recently arrested by
the postoffice authorities on charge
of robbing the mails. with Lee Ed
wards and Harry Groves, the last two
men held on the charge of robbing box
cars, he broke off trap door on the
top of the Jail and escaped through
the jail yard.
Will Edwards. arrested with his
brother, Lee Edwards. and J, G. Wall
ton, a life prisoner. awaiting transfer
10 the state convict farm. gave the
alarm and a posse was soon in pursuit
Of the fugltives. The three men sep
arated and Strickland was riding alone
In a buggy with q shot gun on his
knees when the officers came up. He
Aired on them and they returned the
are, strickland falling out of the buggy
with a load Of buckhot in his breast.
Bloodhounds have been put on the
trail of the other two men and the
posse is still pursuing them at late
hour tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
NOT TO USE KNEE
MARRInSAy WHY, MVr UNI gsasHo orr
EAoN:


Arden. N. r. Aug. 2s.--Edward H..
Hartman. Notwithstanding the furry
Of yesterday. Is not to undergo sur
gical operation at present.
His seclusion In his Tower Hill home
Is as complete as ever, but all the In
formation which was CLEANED today
tends to support the increasing con-
fidence that his ailment Is not to be re-
lieved by the surgeons knife Just now.
Aside from this decision. the most inn
portant incident bearing on his illness
today was a VISIT from Jacob H. Schiff,
the New York banker. the first .promi-
nent figure in the financial world, to
see Mr.. Hartman since his return
from Europe. Mr.. Schiff came appar-
emily with the idea of 7ascertaining
Just how Ill Mr.. Hartman q. he did
not talk, but when he left he said:
Mr.. Hartman 10 better.
whether the decision not to operate
on Mr.. Hartman was reached because
his physical condition would make an
operation unwise at this juncture or
whether no operation IL necessary must
remain unanswered SO long as the Har-
riman family maintains its policy Of
rigid silence. @
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
TAFTAT GLOUCESTER
HE VISITS QUAINT NEW ENGLAND
TOWN.
Compensates Citizens for Failure 20 be
Present at Pageant Of Cantex-
bury Pilgrims Earlier I'm
summer.

Beverly. Mass, Aug. 2s.-The quainr
little North shore town of Gloucester
had the honor today of entertaining
President Taft at his first public ap-
pearance since the beginning of his
vacation. Mr.. Tafts visit 10 Gloucester
was in compensation for his inabili-
ty to attend the pageant of the Canter-
bury pilgrims held there Just prior to
the adjournment OF Congress.
Today the members of the pageant
committee and many of the other prom
inent citizens of Gloucester were In
vited to the home of John Hays Ham
mond to meet the president. Mr.. TAFT
with Captain Butt. his military aide.
motored over to Gloucester after SPEND
ing the morning on the links OF the
Myopia club.
At 9 o'clock the reception began.
Several hundred reside sfs OF Gloucester
Including the mayor and ether city
Some Of the sGloucAstcr folk had
hoped that the president would mais
at least brief address but be had
s ssnsS hinssii u IS rssssr Formal
( cola medal wAh last rot presenta.
tion to the presidkR on The day OF
the pageant and ftNwas sent to him
at washington when 1t Was learned ne
would be unable to be present. This
was regretted today for the COMMITTEES
would have liked to have made the
presidents day in Gloucester the more
notable by a formal presentation Of
the medal with an acknowledgment
by the chief executive.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
SAYS STATE
LAW IS VOID
Judge Jones Issues
Order.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Says Foreign Corporations May
Remove Cases.
-e
Order GENES IN Case Of L. and N. n. n.
Against secretary Of state and
Henry N HUGHES, Of the
City Court.
Jones ]
Order.
'ERPETUALLY Restraints STATE

Stating that the section denied equal
protection Of the law. and was violative
OF the state Constitution. decree de-
claring Section ss64 Of the. Alabama
Code imperative and void was rendered
yesterday by Judge Thomas @. Jones.
OF the United States District Court.
The Legislature of 1907 enacted this
section which denied foreign corpora
tions the right to remove suits from
State courts to Federal courts It also
authorized the Secretary Of State In the
event this was done. to cancel their
licenses to do business In Alabama
!. A damage suit by wilbur A. Beasley
against the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company. brought the case
UP as the railroad company Transferred
the case from the Montgomery City
Court to the Federal court. The Anal
hearing came up yesterday and Judge
Jones rendered his decree.
On this bill q preliminary injunction
was issued against H. N. Hughes.
Clerk OF the City Court. to certify to
the Secretary OF State about the case.
of state, caneeiiing the license of the
corporation from doing business in the
state.
Judge Jones reasons for his decision
are: The law IL denial TO foreign cor
porations for equal protection to
others; that ft tends to impair obliga-
lions OF contracts made heretofore by
the railroads under the valid laws Of
the. State; and further that It IL a vio-
iation Of Section $40 OF the Constitu-
ton.
The preliminary Injunction was tenn
porary, but by the ruling OF yesterday
the order restraining the cancellation
of the license Is made permanent.
The case will be carried by the State
to the Supreme Court OF the United
states, for final. settlement.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
HEAR PEONAGE TALE
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS INyEsTI-
GATE STRIKERS CHARGES.
Men Make Allegations Ranging from
Bribery to Running "Speak
Easfes" In steel Car
Plant

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. 2s.--Foilowing
three hours of bristlinE testimony, ex-
posing alleged conditions at the Press
ed Steel Car Company's plant at
Schoenville, where $500 men are on
strike, the Federal induisitorial ses-
sions into peonage charges against
that corporation were Terminated. as
tar as public bearings were concerned
Man. after man. fully a score of them.
took Kiie stand today and hurled accu-
sations at the car company ofiicials,
the allegations ranging in scope
from attempted bribery to running a
/ speak easy" where whiskey Is said to
have been cold for SO cents pint. A
bloody shirt shown by One witness Is
said to have bore mute evidence of
the methods said to have been adopted
by the strike breaker buards.
Man after man testified that It was
Impossible for him To leave the Pfsssed
steel Car company's plant, the sensa-
tional charges reaching q climax when
Frank Ciancey, brick layer Of .Chica-
20, said that Samuel Cohen, chief strike
breaker. had offered him 500 70 with
draw . rebeiiious petition circulated
among the dissatisfied workmerl e.
nffsr tIies eYi6Ahee given by khein liie Z
been placed On record 10 the fern %
Affidayits, the Witnesses asked prctec-
tion Of sheriff Gumbert, which was acc
corded.
AS the result Of ,today's Government
probe. It is reported that the United
States Department of Immigration
may now institute q series of invests
CATIONS into whether foreigners were
tax en- from the ships In American har-
bors and shipped directly to the Soho
envilie plant without being passed
through the ONCE OF the immigrant IN
spectors Desertions numbered over
half hundred men today. OF these
nearly all Joined the strikers force.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
GREEK ARMY
In A lMUTINY
New Ministry Has Been
rorrned.
SC ,SfERs LEAVE BARRACKS
Officers Have BEN Placed Under
Arrest
king George Turns 70 sa.rvimichaeiis
IN HIS Hour Of Trsssls
70 save the
Fort.
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{ ,SfERs LEAVE BARRACKS

Athens, Aug. 2ss---A part OF the local
garrison under the leadership of their
officers mutinied this morning, left the
barracks, marched out OF the city and
encafnped in the suburbs.
The men are dissatisfied with the
present ministry and conditions in the
army. As q result of this step the Cab
met OF Premier Rhallis has resigned
and King George has asked NJ. Marvi-
mfchaelis, to form q new ministry.
There HAS been marked unrest among
the officers Of the Greek Army for some
time on account of alleged favoritfsm
and, slowness In the promotion OF ju-
niors.
Four captains, leaders in the move
ment for the reorganization OF the
army, were arrested last night. 4 dep
utation of officers waited upon Premier
Rhallis yesterday to submit program
OF reforms demanded by them but the
premier refused to receive them on the
who had been punished for rebellious
conduct.
This crisis in army. Affairs has added
to the unrest of the general public.
As result of the disturbed condi-
lions and the mutiny of the local garri-
son today because of Dissatisfaction
with the ministry and conditions In the
army, new ministry was formed this
afternoon.
M. Mavromichalis, ex-Minister OF
War. succeeds M. Rhallis as Premier
He also assumes the portfolio OF For
eign Minister and temporarily Of War
NJ. Triantafyallako, former Minister OF
Justice, has been appointed Minister OF
the Interior; M, Topalis. Minister OF
Justice, and M. Eutaxias. Minister OF
Finance.
Quiet reigns In the capital and the
provinces, but the mutinous soldiers
are still encamped on the outskirts Of
Athens.
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ANOTHER OUTBREAK IS
EXPECTED AT TEHERAN

st. petersburg. Aug. 2s.-Special dis
patches received here from Teheran to-
day. state that extraordinary measures
Of securities have been adopted in the
Persian capital. Soldiers patrol the
streets at night and halt all passers-
by, The government is apprehensive Of
a reactionary plot to restore the de-
posed Shah to the throne.
It is known that the former Shah's
adherents are meeting and plotting in
secret. Both factions are arming with
energy, the reactionaries purchasing
weapons out of their ample funds. The
government is reluctant to accede TO
the request Of Russia to guarantee the
safety Of the functionaries of the form
or Shah. who have taken refuge In va
yious marquis and missions
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LEAPS FROM BRIDGE
AFTER QUARREL AT HOME

- Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug. 2S. Miss
Myrtle Dorsey, aged 16, daughter OF
Alderman Frank Dorsey. committed
suicide late last night by jumping
from the williams street Bridge IN
Chattanooga Creek.
Last night the girl left home on
account of some slight family trouble.
Her father searched for her until h
found her with friends and took her
back home. Last night she sat with
her parents on the veranda until 10
o'clock. when she bade them good
night. saying she was going to retire.
She was not missed until this morning,
The body was discovered by motor
man on his nrst run this morning.
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Wall Of Water Sweeps
Country.
BUILDINGS WRECKED IN
MAD COURSE OF STREAM
Wires Down and Tracks Washed
Out.
Portion OF Monterey, Undsr wssss--S
Thousands Flee Fer Lives And
Many Are Caught And
Drown.

Monterey. Mexico. Aug. 2s.--Irirht
hundred persons drowned. $4,000 home-
less and property damage to the ex-
tent of $4,000 600 is the result Of tho
flood which struck this city between
and o'clock this morning.
The scene in the flood swept section
or Monterey tonight Is one OF utter
desolatton. -Four city blocks on the
South Side have completely disappears
ed.
For seventy-two hours rain has fats
len In unprecedented volume throuRh-
out this section and the santa cata-
rina river rose gradually AL day FRI
d. the crest of the flood reaching
-onterey early today. At first 1t was
thought that there wouid be no loss
OF life. but the water reached height
never before attained and swept
houses from their foundations by the
score. The electric light plant was
put out of commission last night and
the complete darkness was an added
horror. Cries of the drowning could
be heard but the oniookers were pow-
eriess to render aid.
When daylight came. the scene was
indescribabie. All through the flood
ed district groups could be seen hud-
died on the tops Of two.story buiid-
ings entirely surrounded BY tumuit-
ing, seething mass OF water One By
one these houses disappeared VITA
their human freight. Nothing could
live in the wild current OF the Santa
CRtaFina river which was rushing at
the rate Df twenty miles an hour.
steel Pisnt suffers.
The great steel plant AZ Mqntsrey
lars by the flood. and the ansIter of
the Mexican Lead Company 81 Sut OF
from the city and submerged. IL ii es-
timated that the Ioss ak this plant
win be over ss.o0G.oee.
The Santa .Catarina river runs al.
most directly through the center ~
Monterey. Along its right banks Is
habited by the poorer element 1t was
in this section that the greatest loss
OF life occurred. For the greater part
of the Barrie, or suburb. Is composed
Of one-story adobe buildings. When
the flood waters struck these build
inGs they collapsed as though c0fn-
posed OF paper and buried their In
mates beneath a mass of debris In such
a manner that they had absolutely nc
opportunity to escape and were drown
ed Many families experienced pre-
vioug floods. remained In their
dwellings, until compelled TO seek roe
fuge on the roofs, but too late, for
they found themselves entirely sur.
rounded by water and absolutely al
the mercy of the raging stream.
Many pitiful scenes are reported.
One family of the poorer class, haviI q
sought shelter on the roof OF their
adobe dwelling and refusing to leave
their home in the belief that the wa
ters would soon subside, were drown
ed. The waters came on with a fxsh
and before help could reach them the
entire family was swept from theif
place of refuge.
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Can Ride IN Pullman.

Lincolnc Neb.. Aug. 2S.-The Nebras-
ka Railroad Commissioner today is
sued a ruling that in the future In
this State, any passenger on any train
may ride In Puilmans without extra
charge II he cannot find a seat In the
ordinary coaches. The provision is
made, however that II. after he takes
his seat In the Pullman. a seat be-
comes vacant in a day coach he must
change to 1t.