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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
STRIKE INJUNCTION -
ISSUED BY COURT
Philadelphia Engineer Objects to the
Brotherhood's Cooperating With
Federation.

Philadelphia, Pa, June Judge
Bregy in common pleas court here to-
day issued an injunction restraining
federated commissions of the brother
hood of trainmen. conductors, f1remen
and engineers from taking any action
that may lead to a strike on the lines
of the Pennsylvania railroad east of
Pittsburg and Erie because of alleged
grievances.
The Injunction was issued on petit
ton of John S. Hemphill, an engineer
whose home is in West Philadelphia.
In his petition he claims that the
Brotherhood of Engineers and Fire
men Of which he is member, has no
legal right to participate in the con-
ferences Of the brotherhoods which
are now going on in this city.
The federated commission numbers
about 155 members and has been hold
ing sessions at frequent intervals here
for some time. The principal differ
ence between the company and the
men is over a request that steam rail-
road engineers employed on a certain
percentage on all electric trains run
ming between New York and Newark,
NJ J.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
TWELVE KILLED IN
AUSTRIAN EXPLOSION

Vienna. June 7.-Twelve persons
were killed and many others injured
at the Woellersdorf ammunition fac
tory In Wiener Neustadt today when
an explosion occurred in shed con-
tanning scrasite, the Austrian equiva-
lent for meIinite.
The victims were soldiers and work
ing men. The shock broke windows
throughout the town and did much
damage in the neighboring watering
place of Baden Wiener Neustadt is a
manufacturing town thirteen miles
south of Vienna
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
NORTH CAROLINA
Goes FOR WILSON
NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR GETS IN.
STRUCTEO DELEGATION
AFTER HOT FIGHT

Raleigh, N. c., June AFTER an
all night session the state democratic
convention elected eight delegates at
large to the Baltimore convention and
by vote of SOB to 396 indorsed Gov.
Woodrow Wilson's candidacy. The
delegates were uninstructed, but six
are said to favor Gov. Wilson and two
are said to be neutral The convention
was tumultous, and adjourned at 6:39
o'clock this morning. Each delegate
will have half vote.
When the result of the balloting was
announced at 500 o'clock the real
fight over instructions was still ahead.
The Wilson supporters were deter
mined to have the delegates instructed
for Wilson, while the followers of I'm
derwood and other presidential candl-
dates were holding out for no instruc-
tions.
The convention battled until after
midnight last night over the nomina-
tion of a state ticket and a resolution
indorsing North Cardinals state offt-
GERS and representatives in congress-.
Friends OF Gov Kitchin vainly en-
deayored to prevent the Endorsement
of the record of Senator Simmons,
whom the governor is opposing for re-
election.
Lock E. Craig was unanimously
nominated for governor and candi-
dates for other state officers were
chosen without opposition except r. L.
Daughtridge for lieutenant governor
and George P. Pell for long term cor
poration commissioner, who won after
hard fights.
The delegates at large are:
Ex-Governor B. F.. eileen, w. G..
Dowd, E. L. Justice, General Julian s..
Carr, Major E. j. Hale, A. w. Mclean.
w. C. Hammer, Lieut.. Gov w. c. New
land. Francis D. Winston and c. Ellis
Gardner were chosen electors at large.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
NOTABLES ATTEND
HUBBARD FUNERAL
Delegation Of Senators and Repre-
sentatives at Sioux City This
Afternoon.

Sioux City, June THE funeral
services of the late Congressman
Elbert H. Hubbard will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the First
Presbyterian church. Rev. Wallace M.
Hamilton, the pastor, will conduct the
services. Interment will be in Floyd
cemetery. A delegation of United
States senators and representatives
will attend the funeral. The senator's
are A. B. Cummins and w. s. Kenyon
of Iowa; A. J. Gronna of North Dakota
and Coe I. Crawford Of South Dakota.
The congressman are J. T. Floyd Of
Missouri, c. O. Lobeck Of Nebraska,
S. B. Ayers of New York, l. l.. Len
root of Wisconsin and c. r. Davis OF
Minnesota and the Iowa congressman.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
MOVES TO IMPEACH
A FEDERAL JUDGE
Representative Berger Accuses Hand.
orr of Seattle Of Misdemeanors
and Drunkenness.

Washington, D. c.. June 7.-Repre-
sentative Berger socialist, of Wis
consin, today began impeachment pro-
ceeding against Federal Judge Han.
ford of Seattle, Wash, who recently
deprived Leonard Olsen, of that city,
of his citizenship because he was a
socialist.
Representative Berger charged
Judge Hanford with high crimes and
misdemeanors, a long series of cor
rupt and unlawful decisions and being
a habitual drunkard' He asked that
the judiciary committee investigate.
The department of justice is already
assisting Olsen's attempt to have
Judge Hanford's decision reopened.
The house aloptel Mr.. Berger's
resolution directing the judiciary COM
mittee to invss.igate.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
MANY REPRESENTED
IN OLYMPIC TESTS

Chicago, June Fifteen states
will be represented in the Olympic
tryouts at Northwestern field tomor.
row. In the dashes are such men as
Craig of Michigan, Wilson of Coe,
Henry of Oklahoma, Hoover of Texas,
Blair of Chicago, and Wasson Of Notre
Dame.
Bermond of the University of Mis-
souri,, will contest with Davenport, OF
the University of Chicago, In the quar-
ter and half mile races.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
5000 TROOPS TO
Be SENT TO CUBA
ORDERS ISSUED BY GENERAL
STAFF FOR BIG MILITARY
EXPEDITION.

Washington, D. c., June 1.-The
general staff of the army today issued
preparatory orders for the dispatch OF
military expedition of 5000 troops
to Cuba
The four big army transports now
at Newport News were ordered to be
put in communication provisioned and
supplied. Orders also were sent to
the army posts from which the troops
will be drawn, to have them in readi
ness for the movement.
The troops will be taken from
Plattsburg barracks, Forts Porter,
and Fort Mcpherson and Oglethrope,
in Georgia.
At the war department it was en-
phatically stated that if the expedition
ary force did go to Cuba it would not
be with any thought of political inter
ference in the affairs of the island gov.
-ernment. The principal object would
be to aid Cuba in restoring order.
The military components Of the ex-
pedition would be the fifth infantry,
Plattsburg barracks N. ~; 29th in
fantry at Forts Porter, Jay and Nj
agara, N. Y; the 18th infantry at
Mcpherson, the 18th calvary at Fort
Oglethrope and battalion of the 4Sth
field artillery (Mountain battery at
Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming.
More Marines Landed.
Santiago. June THE United
States gunboat Paducah last night
landed fifty marines under Lieut..
Philip Torrey at the Elcuero mines
and sixty marines under Captain Gulio
at Punta Do Sal. These garrisons will
be increased as soon as possible as
they are considered to be insufficient
at present for the protection Of the
property there.
Negroes Attack Mill.
Havana, June IA body Of negroes
armed with rifles attacked the Toledo
Sugar mill at Marianas, a suburb Of
Havana today, evidently with the in
tention Of burning it. They were held
at bay by private armed guards but
the firing continued until troop Of
cavalry summoned by telephone from
Camp Columbia appeared, when the
insurgents fled.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
TAFT'c MhMtl,6|.MsljA!,y\ Mtl,6|.Ms LAY
I'LL = ElsIoos laoIIo1slH e,eas
Be THIRD on LIST
MAY NOT BE PLACED BEFORE
CONVENTION PRIOR TO
ROOSEVELT.

Chicago. June 7.-President Taft's
name may not be the first to be pre-
sented to the republican national con.
vention, and in fact Taft leaders last
night said that the presidents name
might not be put before the conven-
tion until after Roosevelt has been put
in nomination.
It became known that when C. D..
Hilles, President Taft's secretary, left
Washington Wednesday night. he car
red with him draft of tentative
plan for the presentation of the presi-
dents name to the convention That
plan was declared to be subject to
alteration by Taft leaders now in Chi
cago and, of course, by Mr.. Taft him.
self, If he finds 1t unsuitable before
the day when the nominations are
made.
Cummins May Be First.
According to the plan taken by Mr..
Of Iowa who has ten delegates from his
own state pledged to him. may be the
first given to the convention.
Alabama stands at the head Of the
list OF states on the convention roll.
Counting upon the Alabama delegation
as certain for Taft, his political ad-
visers suggested that she should yield,
not to Ohio, the presidents own state,
which would put him in nomination,
but to Iowa, that it might put forward
the name Of it's senior senator.
Next in the roll Of states comes
Arizona. The Taft adherents claim
Arizona too, and that state according
to the approved scheme would yield to
New York.
May Yield to Roosevelt.
Although the Taft leaders also claim
New York by large majority, it was
their idea that some Roosevelt dele
gate be permitted to present the name
of Colonel Roosevelt at this point in
the proceedings.
Arkansas another state claimed by
the Taft leaders under this plan, would
then yield to Ohio and the name Of the
president be put before the conven-
tion probably by Warren G. Harding,
former lieutenant-governor Of the
state, and one of it's delegates at large.
With Cummins, Roosevelt and Taft
out Of the way, Wisconsin will nomi-
nate LaFollette and friends OF the
president claim that in putting his
name before the convention his spon-
sor can be relied upon to leave with
the convention, just before the vote
denunciation Of Colonel Roosevelt.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
DECISION AGAINST
WIFE DESERTERS
Man May Be Sentenced More Than
Once For Desertion Of Spouse,
Says Iowa Supreme Court

Des Moines, June Z. = Refusal
to support a wife is continuing Of
fense against the law, according to
an Iowa supreme court decision to-
day.
C. A. Morgan. after serving term
for wife desertion. refused to support
his wife, was again indicted, pleaded
his former conviction and was ac-
Quilted. The state appealed. The de-
cision says:
His refusal to provide for his wife.
after serving his term. constituted a
new violation of the statute. for which
he may again be punished"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
SCHOOL FOR MASONS
HELD A TBURLINGTON

Burlington. June THE school Of
instruction preliminary to the annual
meeting of the Masonic grand lodge
of Iowa, commenced here this morn
ing. 1t is in charge of the board OF
custodians, CONSISTING of c. c. Clark,
Burlington: 0. n. Wegley, Newton,
and Judge C. T. Granger. Waukegon.
About one hundred district lecturers
and other officers are attending the
school which continues until and in
Guiding Monday The grand lodge
sessions open Tuesdav
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
TRIES
TO KILL HEAD Of
AUSTRIAN DIET
Shot Fired During Session
of Assembly at Count
Tisza, Who Escapes; AS
sailant Shoots Self.

Budapest, June Count Tisza,
president of the lower house, had a
narrow escape from assassination in
the diet this morning. He was fired
upon three times by Deputy Julius
Kovacs. who then shot himself, prob
ably with fatal effect
Count Tisza was unscathed. Kovacs
was one of the most militant members
Of the opposition and was among those
who were elected from the chamber
Wednesday because Of disorderly con.
duct. He was suspended for several
sittings, but this morning when the
chammer reconvened he managed to
evade the police and found his way
into the press gallery.
Soon after the proceedings opened
Kovacs moved to the front of the gal
lery and shouting There are still op-
position members in the chamber
drew revolver and emptied three
champers in the direction of the presi-
dent, then seemingly chagrined at his
bad craftsmanship, he put two bullets
into his own body.
Outcome Of Recent Riots.
The attack upon the count is a
direct outcome of the agitation which
has been persisted in since his cleo
tion as speaker on May %. Tisza Is
an opponent of universal suffrage, and
on this issue his election was con-
tested with a bitterness that cul-
minated in violence in the chamber
and bloodshed in the streets. Free
fights occurred around the voting urn
and finally the whole opposition party
left the chamber and TisZa was
elected by the government party.
That same night the socialist union
decided to proclaim a strike of all
unionist workmen in Budapest with
the exception Of municipal employees.
During the next two days there was
much rioting and many persons were
killed by the soldiers and police. The
whole affair took on a revolutionary
character and the government was
compelled to compromise with the So
cialists by inducing the manufacturers
involved in the strike to make certain
concessions, thus appeasing the popu-
lar feeling. ..r..
Police Eject Deputies ...
The men returned to work on May
25 and the demonstrations shifted
from the streets to the diet. The OPP
position by noisy tactics prevented the
passage of legislation and the dead
lock was unbroken until last Tuesday
when President Tisza forced through
the government defense bills. On the
following day, when the proceedings
were again interrupted by the use Of
noise making devices, the president
called in the police, who expelled
thirty members of the opposition.
Later these with other obstruction
lists were suspended for from fifteen
to twenty-five sittings. Kovacs was
one of those who were refused partic-
ipation in the proceedings.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
HARDING HAS AGREED
TO NOMINA ATE TAFT

Columbus. O., June THE name of
President Taft will be presented to
the Chicago convention by Warren G..
Harding, former lieutenant governor
Of Ohio. Mr. Harding announced to.
day that he had received letter
from Mr.. Taft asking him to name him
at the Chicago convention. Mr..
Harding announced he had accepted
the commission
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
MINNESOTA WON
BY GOV. WILSON
State Convention Votes to Send Full
Delegation to Baltimore Instruct
ed for New Jersey Executive.

Duluth. Mimi, June 7.-Minnesota
democrats at the state convention
voted to send a full delegation of
tWenty-four to the Baltimore conven-
ton with instructions to vote for
Woodrow Wilson.
1t was agreed, however, that when.
ever, in the opinion Of two-thirds of
the delegation, Wilson's nomination is
impossible, the vote may be thrown to
another candidate.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
Gompers Name Brought In.

Los Angeles, Cal, June Each
side in the trial Of Clarence s. Dar-
row on charge of Jury bribing is ac-
cusing the other of injecting into the
proceedings the name of Samuel
Gompers president Of the American
Federation of Labor.
"They are trying to obscure the real
issue the guilt or innocence of the de-
tendant," said the district attorney.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
SENATOR GAMBLE DEFEATED.
Sterling Has Small Majority Over
Present Incumbent In South
Dakota Primary.

Sioux Falls, S. D., June County
auditors returns from all but two
counties in the state tabulated last
night, give Thomas Sterling 1,100
plurality over Senator Gamble for the
republican nomination for United
States senator
The results in the two unreported
cannot materially affect this plurality.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
Commerce Court Operruled
BY u. S. Supreme Judges;
The Commission is Upheld
*#*+**+*+*s ~ ***+ 7

Washington With the declaration that the com.
Interstate commerce
commission the court OF the United States IN a.te
decision upheld
principal decision announced
in by the entire court
commission well those
through affirmative orders for relief
denied today by the supreme court
the
which allowed railroads railroad fuel coal al
commercial The interstate
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
President Given Alabama
Delegates at Large and
Those of All the Other
. Contested Districts.
WARNING AGAINST
STEAM ROLLER GIVEN
Borah, Advancing Claims Of
Roosevelt Men for Roll
Call, Voted Down; Point
is Afterward Waived.
! **********4** + !

Chicago, June THE repub- !
Hcan national committee began 4
work on the contests over I
seats in the national conyen- 4
ton. 1
Again defeated motion OF 4
Senator Borah Of Idaho, which 4
would enable eight members to !,
require roll call. The mum 4
ber stands at twenty. i
Senator Borah's motion was 1
: tabled by viva voca vote. I
This result crystallized the i'm !:
: preston that the thirty-nine 4
to thirteen vote of yesterday 4
really represents the relative 4
Taft and anti-Taft strength I
In the committee. The mem 4
bers from South Dakota and 4
Wisconsin are generally ac- !
credited to the LaFollette in 4
: terests. 1
Alabama case; delegation.at- 1
large (six votes), first consid- 4
: cred. j
: Arizona case: delegation-at- \
large (six votes), deferred un- I
+ til later day. 4
: Voted unanimously to seat
: the Taft delegates at, large \
: from Alabama. j
Similar decisions quickly fol- I
lowed in the second, fifth and I
sixth Alabama districts. !.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-06-08
TODAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE-Convened at noon when
Senator Kern resumed his speech
attacking Senator Lorimer's elec-
ton.

HOUSE-Convened at II a. NJ. and re-
sumed consideration of sundry civil
appropriation bill.
Representative Akin called up his
resolution for investigation of the
weather bureau, which was referred
to agricultural department eXpendi-
lures committee.
Interstate commerce committee re-
ported favorably on bill to prevent
reproduction Of Johnson-Flynn prize
- fight moving pictures.
Appropriation for tariff board was
subject of spirited debate.
Adopted Representative Berger's re-
solution directing judiciary commit
tee to investigate charges against
Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle.
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Chicago, June President Taft
won the first of the contests for seats
In the republican national convention
heard by the republican national COM
mittee today. when by vote OF fifty
three to nothing-a unanimous decis-
ion-the contest over the Alabama
delegates-at-large, six in number, was
recorded in favor of the "long" (Taft)
delegation.
The first and second Alabama dis
trict contests also were decided for
Taft in short order and inasmuch as
all the Alabama contests were suppos-
ed to be on the same general basis
the impression grew that the decision
in the others would follow the first.
The Taft delegates from the fifth,
sixth and ninth districts were then
seated by the committee. giving Taft
Alabama's entire twenty-four votes.
The first vote was viva voce, Sena-
tor Borah asking for yea and nay
vote. though evidently there were no
negatives. His request was complied
with and confirmed the unanimous
decision.
Roosevelt Men Meet Defeat.
Before the contests were taken up,
the Roosevelt adherents met another
defeat, duplicating that of yesterday
Ill the tabling of renewed motion OF
Senator Borah of Idaho, that eight
members, instead Of twenty as now
provided by the rules. should be
sufficient number to order record OF
the yeas and nays on any proposition.
Senator Borah said he recognized the
existence and power of the steam
roller" In the committee, but declared
that ninety million people watching
the proceedings Of the committee had
right to know how each member
voted. There was no detail record Of
the vote by which Senator Borahs
motion was laid on the table.
Although Mr.. Borah was thus de-
feated in his attempt at the beginning
OF the meeting Taft men joined with
him unanimously when he asked for
it on the first Alabama case.
The Roosevelt members Of the COM
mittee, without exception voted to
seat the so-called long" delegates.
who are Taft men and who were chos-
en- in the state convention of August
81, 1911, and reelected In a new con-
vention March Z, 1912
Following the roll call, leading mem
bers of the committee intimated that
the roll calls would be granted when
ever asked for by members OF the
committee. The original demand Of
Senator Borah Is understood to be
for the purpose Of forcing the commit
tee to allow record vote to be taken
whenever Roosevelt members desire
1t. Senators Penrose and Crane were
among those who joined Senator
Borah and the Roosevelt members In
asking for the roll call in the Alabama
case. The committee next took up the
other Alabama cases, involving two
delegates each from the first, second,
fifth, sixth and ninth districts. Fifteen
minutes per side we're allowed by the
committee for the district contests
Ten newspaper men, representing
the five press associations recognized
on the floor of congress. had been
(ContinYIed IN Page 81
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Connecticut Strike Riot.

Middletown, Conn, June 7.-Several
strikers and police officers we're in
jured in a riot today at the South
Farms mills Of the Russell Manufact-
uring Co., about four hundred Of
whose employees are on strike for an
advance in wages and readjustment Of
working conditions. Three arrests
were made.
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Continued on Page 81
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30
Nekaj potrebnih navodil "a Organiziranie in
vZdrzevanie SOcialiSticnih kIubOy.

kako zaGeti socialisticen klub,
je "a pr~ijatelje in simpatizujoGe
delavce naSega gibanja ena zelo
wanna toGka, katera potrebuje ne
kaj raztolmacenja. Veckrat Sc je
re pripetilo. da je prejel 81. tajnik
naznanilo V toliko, da Sc je usta-
novil klub in da poSiljajo svoto
IA toliko i'm toliko clanskih mark
in knjizic. katere maj Sc takoj cd
poSljejo; zahtevalo Sc je tudi ia
koj Gartar in vse druge Stvari.
spadaioce klubu. Ia zahteva .je
bila seveda zastonj, ker noben
klub ne more biti preje sprejet V
Zvezo, dokler MEGA clani ne IL
polneio in pOdpiSejo vstopnih
kart, katere Sc poSljejo 81. tajni-
ku Zveze. Ma tako postopanje je
sledilo vedno navodilo in poSilja-
tev tozadevnih vstopnic, s elmer
Sc je celia stvar dali casa zavlekla.
Da Sc temu Odpomore, maj sluzi
vsem. Xxi zele organizirati social
stiGne klube sledece navOdilo:
Kdor ina upanje, da hi Sc V
njegovi naselbini zamOgel ustano-
viii in obdrzati socialisticni klub,
mai pred vsem to naznani tajniku
Iveze in zahteva tOzadevne tisko-
vine, to so V prvem oziru vstop-
nice, brez katerih nj mogoce priia-
viii kluba Zvezi. TIE vstopnice -
kakor tudi tiskovine "a mesecna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30

pOrocila in narocila - Sc dobe
brezplacno.
ko je dotiGnik vstopnice prejel,
maj sklice vsc tiste, ma k..tere ra-
cuna da bi pristopili h klubu, ma
SeStanek. Pet clanov zadOstuje.
Ako nj mogoGe dobiti pet clanOv,
nj treba ZaGeti Z organiziranjem.
Nameravani sklicatel.j maj tudi
vednO preje iznajde, koliko name
ravanih clanov je ~narocenih ma
glasila Zveze, t. j. "a Slovence
"Proletarec", "a Hrvate Rad
nicka STRATA, "a Srbe ''Narodni
Glas', ker ako nj nihGe narocnik
strankinega casopisja, je mogoce,
da eksekutiva klubov vstop cd
klOni. Navadno podpre eksekuti-
va tax Odlok stem, da he vidi V
kraju zadostne moralne podlage,
ma kateri mai hi Sc klub V taken
Slucaju obdrzal. Vedno ie ire
ba torej gledati, da Sc klub orga-
mira cd zaGctka 2 dobrimi clani.
to je takimi, XII so Citali social
stcno literature, socialisticne IL
ste sploh.
Ma sestanku mai sklicatelj raz-
deli vsem navzocim pc emo vstop-
nico, katera Sc izpolne kakor ka-
zeJo uprasanja, Ko Sc to zgodi. Sc
vstopnice $ 80 cent? vred vrneio
Sklicatclju. nakar Sc wolf odbor
IN stem je klub ustanovljen. Nato