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RUSSIA NEEDS TERRORISM
FOR REASONS OF STATE

Moscow. Jan. Announcement
In the duma indicate that reforms
are to be made in the police system.
Senator Trussevitch. formerly chief
OF the department OF police. has been
appointed revisor' of the Kieff okh-
rama. This Is sequel to Stolypln :
death. A "revisor" Is an inquirer
and an "okhrana" is the politiral es-
piOnage department. Already the in
Qgiry reveals the by no means new
knowledge that the okhrana Is itself
largely responsible for so-called ter
rorist" murders.
Russians have not much faith In
reyisors. They remember the ra-
cent case OF Revisor Garin, who put
Project Rainboth in Jail for whole
sale thefts. and they remember that
merciful Nicholas II let Rainboth out.
And that, they know. is about wha.
will happen with the okhrana reyls-
ion because high reasons Of state re.
QHire that assassinations. bomb plots
aud The seduction to crime OF fool
ish youths shall 70 on even IL the
murders OF ministers and grand
dukes are incidental results.
The Russian okhrana-taking note
only OF the smallp art OF its villain
les which have been revealed is the
most blcodstained association known
10 history Compared with 1, the
Malta. the Camorra and the Black
Hand are mild as mothers meetings
Feodosieff, IN his book on Spies and
Terrorists. saws that during the past
seven years about 1900 officials and
private individuals have been mar-
dered or hanged as the result of okh
rama Vaccinations. that seventeen
thousand are IL Siberia as exiles and
eleven thousand men and women are
In penal servitude through the same
cause.
\ Vast Octopus.
The okhrana is. in fact, a vast oc-
topus. sucking the blood OF Russia.
and. as IL is far more powerful than
ministers. revisors or the car him.
self only the most sanguine optim-
lists believe the present inquiry will
sweep II away.
The okhrana arose In the eighties
II was first organized by a SPY and
agent provocateuT named Sudeikin.
after whom followed Ratchowski.
Ratayeff. Subatoff and number of
other plotters. who. in the cause OF
autocracy began to run the whole
revolutionary movement. Their ac-
tlvity varied from merely organiZ-
ing tame" workmen's associations
ito putting bombs in the houses OF
/ innocent men. The predecessor TO
the okhrana was the third regi-
ment of the police" which. like mi
hilism' still sometimes figures in
novels about Russia. but. like Mill
ism, no longer exists.
The okhrana is organized as sec
ton Of the independent corps of gen
darmes. The gendarmere acts as Its
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Oklahoma CITY livestock.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. -
Cattle Receipts 900. Market strong:
steers. SF.1-.
Calves Receipts lee Market
strong. tops, $500.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850. Market
steady; bulk, s6.O066.3O.
OKLA. NATL STOCK YARDS co.
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Grains are only so cents and are sold
In Amarillo by L. o. Thompson q Co
Drug Store
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RATE COMPLAINTS
ACCORDED HEARING

Examiner Henderson OF the Inter
state Commerre con mission held an
Investigation Yesterday In the Forty
seventh district court room. Dsrins
the time he vas here he heard thu
following eases.
Star Mill 4 Elevator company vs..
the Rock Island railway company.
Texhoma Min 4 Elevator company
IS. Rick Island RAILWAY company,
The case OF the Stratiord Coal
COMPANY vs.. the Rock Island railway
company vas continued.
The examiner will report his lind
ings TO the commission. and the rub
ings in the cases will come direct
These cases grew our of complaints
as 10 rates.
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Mississippi Legislature Meets.

Jackson. Miss. Jan. 1.-The bien-
rial session Of the Mississippi legis-
lature convened today for organiza-
tion No United States senator is Ia
be elected at this session, but con.
siderable other business of impor
lance awaits the attention OF the
lawmakers The question OF ordering
a convention to revise the State con
stitution is one of the important mat
tiers TO be considered.
The Socialist candidate for Presl-
dent will be named at the national
convention OF the party In Oklahoma
City, beginning May ~.
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1.-THE Man God Forgot" Thursday
night. sale
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AAGEl SUBMITS
ANNUAL REPORT

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The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
TWO ARE KILLED
BY BULLETS OF
STRIKERS; 20 HIT
Riot on Wharf Results When
Boat Arrives With Strike
breakers
SPECIAL OFFICERS ARE
VICTIMS OF SHOOTING
Difference of Three Cents an
Hour Between Railroad
and Strikers

SHADY SIDE, n. j.. Dec. H.
Deputy sheriffs, with loaded repeating
riies on their shoulders, and automatic
pistols In their belts, patrolled the
Palisades, and Hudson river wharves
here today. ready TO Quen any renewal
OF the rioting that last night resulted
in the killing Of two special police
and the woundilg Of 20 others by
striking employees OF the New York
Susquehanna & Western railroad. The
officers had little 10 do. however, as
the striking coal handlers and long
shoremen kept away from the docks.
The strikebreakers, who were. on
the job yesterday. fed at the first sign
OF trouble.
ALI Of the Erie and the Susquehar-
ma property in this vicinity IL being
carefully guarded The railroad Off.
Gals claim that the strikers have
threatened to blow up the tunnels and
wreck trains.
The companies OF the National
Guard, stationed In North Jersey. are
under orders from the sheriff OF Ber'
gen county TO be ready for strike duty
at a moments notice. The strikers
are tor the most part Italians and
Poles. They are known to be we'll
armed. They have openly asserted
that they will refuse TO permit their
places to be filled, and the company
after the strength they displayed yes
terday, admittedly fears them.
The men want 25 cents an hour fol
unloading coal. They we're receiving
%, and when the company officials
refused the raise, they went on strike
The company Immediately began hir
ing strike-breakers. The men claim
that the company is paying the strike
breakers more than they asked for
and this added to the bitter feeling.
Although seven of the wounded are
in the Hackensack and Hoboken hos
pitfalls, ii was said today that they viii
probably all recover.
The men killed were:
Andrew j. Graw, 2S, OF Binghamton
y. ", captain Of detectives.
Clarence Malloy. As. one OF Graw's
men.
The wounded include John ID. Ryer
son. of Jersey City. lieutenant OF de
tectives; william King, William A
Woods, Frank A. Brown, and William
Hicks. All these men. like Captain
Graw and Malloy, were doing private
detective work for the Erie railroad
Hicks n in a hospital, wounded 29
times In legs. body and thighs. Browr
and Woods were shot through the
head. Ryerson in back and chest and
King in the right ear.
The men hiding behind rocky cliffs
and trees waited until scow had
discharged It's cargo OF men brought
TO take the strikers place. A yolley
OF blank cartridges did not frighten
the strike breakers, who pushed for
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
CAPITAL And LABOR
INDORSE new LAW
Liability and Compensation Act
Working satisfactorily
to Both Sides

LANSING. Mich. Dec. 12.-Employ'
ers and employees of Michigan indus
tries are satisfied with the employers
liability law as enforced today. This
fact was established by the conference
held here Wednesday.
Gov. Osborn and Senator Frank
James, who mad a large part In tho
enactment OF the law, and Gov.-elect
Ferris, pleaded that il be given a fair
trial. The president OF the Michigan
Federation OF Labor and employers OF
labor who addressed the meeting ex-
pressed the opinion. also, that the law
Is good in the main and II should not
be tinkered with.
The following were appointed COM
mittee 10 perfect state organization
of employers and employees In the IN.
terest OF accident prevention:
l. B. Robertson, Ford Motor Co.
Detroit, chairman; Frank A. Bell, ish-
pemlng; George j. Liebler, Detroit;
d. NJ. Humphrey. Saginaw; Claude o.
Taylor, Grand Rapids; Frank II. Mil
ham, Kalamazoo: j. NJ. Eaton. Detroit;
Charles r. Sleigh. Grand Rapids; Har-
ry Ross, Detroit; A. A. Templeton.
president OF the employers associa-
ton; A. ]. Horton, Jackson; z. l..
Maddocks, president of the Michigan
Manufacturers association, Grand
Rapids. Messrs Horton Ross and
Taylor are the representative OF
labor on the committee.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
FIGURES DENY COMMON
LIBEL ON THE STUDENT

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Dec. 12.--(Spe-
clal THE Michigan Union. with It's
1000 student members, sold only ST.
696.sS worth OF cigars and cigarettes
during all OF last year. The annual
financial report has Just been made,
and this fact and several more are
brought out Candy to the amount TO
s1s4.5s cents was sold, and s1i7.60
was received from the billiard and
pool tables. These figures show bet.
ter than anything else that the student
Is not the kind OF a person which the
cartoonnst Is so fond of picturing with
cigarette or a big pipe.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
ONTARIO BOOK PLAN
AIM OF UNION LABOR
Michigan Federation to Cam
paign vigorously for Uni
form Text Law

LANSING, Mich. Dec. 2.-Henry NJ.
Waterman, secretary Of the Michigan
Federation OF Labor, who Is here at
tending the conference called by
Labor Commissioner Powers. says
that the state federation win throw
It's entire strength In support OF bill
at the coming session OF the legfsla-
ture, to provide for uniform text books
throughout the state.
Waterman believes that Michigan
should enact a law similar to the one
in vogue In the province OF Ontario,
where the provincial government
holds the copyright on all books used
In the public schools. He has made
comparison OF the cost Of school
books In Michigan as compared with
the cost Of similar books In Ontario
and the result Is rather startling.
For instance, a primer that retalls
for 80 cents in Michigan is sold for
four cents In Ontario. A first reader
that costs six cents across the border
sells for % cents In this state. and the
same ratio prevails relative TO the
price of all books sold In Ontario and
Michigan. At the present time Wat
terman Is not convinced that free text
books would be as satisfactory as q
Law requiring uniformity. However,
Labor Commissioner Power Is strong
" in favor OF the free text book plan
and will advocate Ii at the coming
session.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
FATHER SUES HIS SON,
ALLEGING HE is FRAUD

CORUNNA, Mich. l2.--(Special.)- -
Samuel q. Roberts, OF Vernon town
ship, has fled suit in the circuit court
asking that deed TO half OF 100
acre farm In possession Of his son,
Royce E. Roberts and the latter's wife.
be cancelled. The aged man alleges
Royce induced him TO deed him the
property with the understanding that
the deed would not be recorded until
the fathers death, but that Royce had
II recorded the same day IL was ex-
ecuted. Another son, William. to
whom other the other half had been
decided, surrounded his title to his
father when he learned his brother
had had HIS deed recorded. The elder
Roberts Is deaf and dumb.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
N. Y. SUFFRACETTES
TO WALK TO ALBANY
Noon Day Meals on Hike Will
Be Prepared by the
Roadside

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-Pians for
cooking the MONDAY meal by the
roadside were announced today. to the
40 suffragettes, who will start Mon
day. on l5-day hike to Albany,
where they will urge their cause TO
the legislature.
A solemn agreement was entered
into by all the women planning to
make the trip, that under no consider.
alton would they board a train, eat
anything a. MONDAY other than the
food prepared for the whole party. or
let any man In the party carry any
OF their burdens.
Announcement was made by Miss
Rosalle Jones, who has charge OF the
Q 'rangements, and is the author OF the
plan, that a dozen men had ~ ,,iised
to march. The men Will make the
business arrangements for the party.
but they will not have TO carry AM
OF the bundles, except those which be-
long TO them.
The party will start early Monday
morning, and walk up Broadway TO
Yonkers. There, they will be greeted
with a drum corps, aud escorted t.
Newburgh, where the party will spend
the night.
Miss Jones returned today from a
trip along the way. She announced
that the party would be augmented
in several cities, and az nearly ever.
stop a committee would be waiting
TO walk to the next town.
No walking will be done on Christ.
mas, but every other day the women
will walk 10 miles. They plan to
reach Albany by Dec. 81.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
BLAZE IN CADILLAC
CAUSES EXCITEMENT

Short-circuited electric wires are
blamed for small blaze and a large
smudge that created considerable ex-
element. and did about 81 900 damage,
ia the Hotel Cadillac shortly after 2
o'clock Thursday morning.
The blaze started in the store room,
an annex adjoining the hotel kitchen,
and separate from the hotel proper.
II was confined to the lower floor OF
the annex, but some OF the dense
smoke seeped into the hotel proper.
and nearly 200 guests were awakened
by Night Clerk Soper, as a precaution-
airy measure, and these made their
way 10 the lobby ~. la
There was no panic. the guests TAX
ing the affair calmly, and appreciat-
ing the fact that they we're in no dan
ger.
The damage by FIRE was small, but
tons OF water. poured in on perishable
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
MCDONALD TO FIGHT
FOR CONGRESS SEAT
Intimates He'll Take Case to
Washington-Elected, Loses
Through Error

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 12.--William
j. McDonold. OF the 800. who was de-
feated for congress in the twelfth dis
trict by II. Olin Young's favor. is Ia
Lansing today formulating plans 70
contest Congressman Young's right to
the seat.
Mcdonald arrived in Lansing this
morning from Chicago where he has
been attending the Progressive COLI
vention, and he stated that owing TO
the fact that he had been unable to
gather the details OF the situation At
present, he did not know absolutely
what course he would pursue. He In
timated, however, that he would prob
ably carry the contest to congress.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
JOINT BOARDS WANT
PRISON COMMITTEE
Its Creation by Legislature
Sought in Interest of
Prison Progress

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec. H.
AS q result OF action taken by the
Joint prison boards Of the state, whose
session closed here last night, recon-
mendation will be made to the legis-
Iature that there be created a Joint
prison committee, composed OF all TIE
wardens OF the state prisons and
reformatories, the members OF the
state board OF corrections and chair
ties, one representative from the
state board Of health and the governor,
who will act as member ex-ofacio. The
object OF this committee will be 10
discuss all questions for the good OF
the prisoners and devise means and
methods to reform them by other than
restrictive means when they show =
disposition TO improve themselves.
I'VE will also seek 10 work out some
plan for the farming OF prisoners,
said Warden Otis Fuller. acting as
spokesman for the joint boards. We
will also try to encourage the ex-
change Of prison products among the
state Institutions We will prepare q
bill providing for a more liberal merit
system in the prisons OF Michigan.
II viii follow along the lines OF ex-
tension Of the good time law, making
Il apply to TRUSTEES or outside men
where now II only applies TO prisoners
who perform daily tasks.
Another good plan devised is to
secure the largest possible benefit
from the labors OF prisoners on state
and county road work. II Is believed
this can be done by the wardens and
the Individual boards OF those prisons
with untold value and Increasing bene.
fit TO the state.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
SECRET WORKER
The Plan Upon Which Coffee Works

Coffee is such a secret worker that
u is not suspected as the cause OF
sickness OF disease, but there IL very
sure way TO End out the truth.
lady In Memphis gives an inter
esting experience her husband had
with coffee. II seems that he had been
using Il for some time and was an in
valid
The physician I'm charge shrewdly
suspected that coffee was the Worm
NJ the root OF the tree" and ordered II
discontinued with Instructions to use
Postum regularly in its place.
The wife says I'VE found that was
the true remedy for his stomach and
heart trouble and We would have glad
ly paid q hundred times the amount OF
the Doctors charge when we found
how wise his judgment was.
The use OF Postum instead OF cof-
Zee was begun about a year ago, and
IL has made my husband a strong.
we'll man. He has gained thirty.hve
pounds IN that time and his stomach
and heart trouble have all disappeared.
I'VE never tire OF telling our friends
or the benefit we have received from
leaving on coffee and using Postum In
It's place" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Creek. Mich.
Look for the little book, The Road
TO MELVILLE" In each pkg
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
HAPPENINGS IN MICHIGAN

he concluded was the one he saw In
September, Hale says he thought he
had better tell his story, although he
says he has no interest in the case.
He was ready To say no more about II
until he was aEytsed that In the in
ierest OF justice be should tell what
he knew TO the authorities OF Lake
county. This, he says, he Is willing
20 do.
Hales story tallies very close with
that related by Aperbach at the trial
in Baldwin. Several questions were
asked Hale In an endeavor to trap
him, but were unsuccessful.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12

ward toward the railroad tracks on
the coal wharf.
The men In ambush then left their
places OF concealment and. firing real
bullets. attempted 70 swarm out upon
the wharf. They were met at the
dock gates by the private detectives.
who, unarmed except for clubs, en-
gagged In hand-to-hand struggle.
A faslllade OF shots brushed the OF.
iicers abide and they ned for safety.
except the mortally wounded Graw
and Mallery.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
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The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
KNOCKED DOWN AND
ROBBED BY HIGHwAYMEN

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Dec. l2.--Po.
lice have been unable 20 secufe trace
OF two alleged hold-up men who II is
claimed. robbed Richard Lee, or
Vicksburg. last night Lee declares
that they induced him to 60 TO .all-
road yard where he was Knocked down
aud robbed OF $50
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
LEAP YEAR GOING FAST;
SPINSTERS GIVE PARTY

BIG SPRINGS, Tex. Dec. i3.---wlth
only about month OF leap year re-
naming, old maids OF Big Springs and
vicinity do not Intend TO let any more
time slip by without taking advantage
OF the custom.
The maids. at an informal NEE ting
Yesterday, decided ON a roundup" OF
bachelors on Dec IS. None will be
allowed TO escape from the corral The
women. some of them young and pref
~ declare men OF today are good low
ers but shirk the responsibilities OF
marriage. which. they declare. Ii un-
fair.
\ big reception and dance VIII he
held on the date set and the girls VIII
Invite all the unmarried men and see
that they attend
St. Louis has an epidemic OF dlpl'
iberia over 400 cases.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
KAZOO COMMERCIAL
CLUB LOSES SECRETARY

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Dec. H.
Louis H Conger. secretary Of the Com
mercial club for the past two years,
haE resigned and will assume the sec
retaryship Of the Chamber Of Com
merce at Muskegon. The Nuskegon
position pays double what the Kala-
mazoo place does. Conger Is a former
Grand Rapids newspaper man.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-12
JEALOUSY BEHIND
FATAL SHOOTING
Sweetheart of August Sandusky,
Killed by HOusekeeper, Was
Expected by Him

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Dec. H.
August Sandusky, the night watch
man, who was fatally wounded By
Mrs. Mary Pitsford, his housekeeper.
Wednesday morning, In a quarrel, died
at o'clock In the afternoon. The
woman stands with a murder charge
placed against her.
Developments would indicate that
the woman was the aggressor instead
OF the man she shot, as she stated.
II was brought out by the officials
in the statement Of Mrs. Sandusky
mother Of the dead man, that Mrs.
Pitsford started the quarrel at the
breakfast table and continued 1t when
she followed Sandusky ny the stairs
with q knife which she waved before
the mans face. The police believe
that when he started to defend HIM
self the woman grabbed The revolver
and shot him.
After she had fired the fatal shots,
Mrs. Pitsford went to the ONCE Oh
Municipal Judge Davis and asked for
warrant for Sandusky on an as
sault and battery charge. She dis
played black and blue marks on her
throat In an effort to have the Judge
make out the warrant, but Judge
Davis refused To do so. She then
sought Prosecutor Krschmann, who
declared he would issue q warrant for
her arrest instead of for the man.
Jealousy over the anticipated ar
rival In Battle Creek Of Mrs. Mary
Watson, y widow, OF Detroit, whom
Sandusky was engaged to we'd, is be-
lieyed by the police to be factor In
the case. Sandusky formerly lived IN
Detroit
Mrs. Bessie watkins, until recently
living at No. l12 Baltimore-ave. west,
was making preparations 10 marry
August Sandusky, who was killed by
his housekeeper, Mrs. Mary Ptttsford,
In Battle Greek, wednesday morning.
according TO the assertion OF relatives
OF Mrs Watkins, who says that she
sold out her boarding house here
about two weeks ago for that pur.
pose. They are inclined TO the belier
that the fatal quarrel resulted from
Sandusky's attempt to carry out re
quest OF Mrs. Watkins thta he dismiss
his housekeeper.
"Mrs. Watkins is now In Battle
Greek, but / think she intended TO
come back 90 Detroit this week, said
her brother, Roy Mcguire, OF No. 6S4
Second-ave.
Mrs. Watkins was granted a al
yorce from her former husband. who
lives I'm Battle Creek. early last spring.
She came to Detroit IN April. sis
ter, Mrs. Rose Johnson, lives at No.
7S1 McGraw-ave.