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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
australians Arc Yictors

Ian hiA. TIA. oe, Tho Australian
'sutr,n ''sy won notable victory from
lsijssaa By a rupr MS Total: Au,rrslIsn,
ef Phiiadelphla. ais
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
SERIES WILL DECIDE TIE
IN TWO MAJOR LEAGUES

BOSTON. Oct. This yenr's world
series will be particularly interesting be-
cause it will break tie that now exists
between the two major leagues In the
blue ribbon event
Since the two leagues began 10 clash in
1908. each team has produced four win
ners.
ners and losers since 1908:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Iris Speaker Regarded a.
Equal of Any Player in
Baseball.
BY international News Service.


- lew YORK. Oct. Just why have
n hundreds of New Workers been
VI giving odds on the proposition OF
! v Boston Red Sox. 1912 champions
OF the American league. defeat
ing the National league champion
Giants In the worlds series, which
York, tomorrow afternoon? There are
almost many different opinions as 10
the reason as there are different minds.
Is IT Joe Wood and the rest of Man
fails 10 reveal d reason why this should
DC so. The Boston blond boy IS a Won
derlul twirer, but Is Jeff Tesreau,
the seasons sensation in the National
league Wood has a strong ally In Ray
Collins. but no stronger than the great
and only Christy Mathewson, who is to
be TesreauS running mate And Stahl
has no better rescue man that McGraw s
tried and trusty Ottls Crandall. II will
be seen then that while Stahls pitching
staff may be the stronger combination
for whole seasons work, New York Is
Just as strongly fortified in the box for a
short series.
Neither can The explanation rest with
hitting and superb fielding ot Stah at
FIRST base is ali balanced BY New York's
sterling doorkeeper. McrIilc. Heine wag-
ner. who is one Of the greatest OF all
strength TO the SoX lnield than does
Captain Larry Doyle To that OF the
Giants. And Herzog and Fletcher easily
match Gardner and Yerlles.
The catcherS haven't anything TO do
with the odds on Boston. for Meyers and
Wilson are enough better than Carrlgan
and Cady to Stvc New York a decided
advantage.
outhed. Or. to be more accurate. IRIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Dressan Sold to Coast.

Pitcher Leo Dressan has been sold tn
the Sacramento club Of the Pacific coast
league Dressan pitched FOR Salt Lake
!u 1911 and 1872
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08

In the eight years forty-seven games
were played and the two leagues dlvld ed
them almost equally. tho National leaguers
four Tor the junior organization one
game being a tic. II Will be noted that
the Giants and Red SoX have each won a
worlds championship. The Red Sox won
the first series played between the two
leagues, the only series Of the eight that
was not played under the Jurisdiction OF
the national commission. jake Stahl Is
worlds champions stin In the big league,
though Jake did not get into that series.
He was then a raw catcher Just out OF
college.
The two teams that will battle tou,or-
row were the pcnnaut winners In 1904.
but the Giants refused to play the Re6
SoN for the big honors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Coast League

Los ANGELES. Cal. oct, Score
Vernon .....,,......--....- '........ll 10
sacramento .....A..- -''s -'.-...-'. -. .
| baf,rries-psum and Brown: Munssl and
Krsitz,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Outfield the Bulwark.

The out garden is the one section OF
the rcd -hosed brigade that is unques-
lionably superior TO The Giants Speaker.
Lewis and Hooper form the best trio
known TO the pastimc They cover more
ground on fly balls than Murray. Snod-
grass and DevOre or Becker They are
better also on ground balls. and, as a
trio, they are better throwcrs, notwith-
standing tina, throwing Is the long suit
Of the New York outfield.
Not in either one OF tho three fields
are the Giants equal TO Stahl's men. In
dividually. the men who guard the outer
garden for the new champions are not
the best, but collectively they form the
most formidable crew.
Murray, the National league right field
man. compares moro favorably with his
opponent than do either Snodgrass or
Dcvore Murray is the posscssor OF what
is widely rated 10 be the best throwing
arm that Is engaged In the thrilling pro-
cess OF cutting down runners at the
plate: but even in this. his forte, he has
only slight edge on Harry Hooper.
Hooper is some throwcr himself Amer
lean league experts give him as high
rating in this dcpa rtunent as either Cobb
or Speaker The player who CANDLES an
attempt 10 score against either OF these
mems mighty right arm always takes
long, chance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Hooper and Murray.

I'm fielding. Hooper is slightly faster,
watches batters more closely shifts posi-
tions better and plays the game general
ly In slightly more finished fashion than
Murray. Murray is far in the lead In tha
making OF startling catches and all sorts
Of sensational plays, but Hooper per-
forms by studious. steady work all that
Murray achieves by nashes OF speed and
daring. Both are better than average
hittcrs and better than average base
runners.
Murray will make a better showing in
the worlds series than Hooper II the
two men play as they have for the past
two weeks, Murray has the New York
fans banking on him to enact hero
1ashv work with which he has been
thrilling them lately, BY a season of
consistently high-class work Murray has
won back from the fans the prestige
which he lost by going through the 1911
worlds series without getting single
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-04
Tel6fono l9IIl3|0 ! J ] !

ria del Estado la detuvo, para
permitir campo libre & las ambu-
lancias y brigada de medicos y
enfermeras.
Momentos antes de partir G
las nubes en- su maquina, VII
Hard y Miss Quimby cambiaron
frases jocosas, y SO rieron mu-
cho nj hacer alusiones Miss Quinn
by & un vnelo dc mas do seis
mil pies de ,altura para batir 81
"rccord,' y Willard diciendo
chistes respecto & la corpulencia
y posadez de su cuerpo, el cual
pesaba ciento noventa libras.
Cuando In seiiorita Quimby
cruz6 el Canal Ingles on, Euro
pa, SO clev6 seis mil pies, Y to-
dos convinieron que era la ma
yor altura ascendida por una mu
jer.
I'm momento antes de su fa--
tai ascenci6n Miss Quimby di-
jo por Ultima vez hablando del
possible desastre de caer EN- el
mar: "Cayendo mi maquina de
punta facil sc hundira Ell la
profundidad del aqua; pero ca
yendo dc ancho, sus largas alas
le haran flotar dos horas, hasta
recibir auxilio.'
Y luego con una bella sonri--
sa, afiadi6: "Pero yo soy como
el cato, no me gusta el aqua
frfa.'
La maquina voladora que cay6
" cause Ia desgracia, era del
tipo Bleriot, que es la maqnina-
ria moderna U mas bien equipa-
aa para oil arte de ia ayiaei6n.
Mientras uondneian los .despe-
dazadbs cuerpos de los dos ayia-
dores, la sefiorita Scott atrave-
saba los aires del espae;o, des-
cribiendo violentos cfrculos, Miss
Scott volaba & cinco mil pies en-
Gina de Miss Quimby en- los
momentos que esta Ultima tuvo
su desgracia, y aunque hacia
esfuerzos por bajar, lns "orrien
tes del viento impcafan SUI des-
censo. al fin baj6 y cont6 que
habia Observable la desgracia de
su colega desde su altura, y que
do tan impresionada, que Gsta
en- CANA.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-04
Miss. Quinlby Cae de
nil pies y Sc rnata

Miss Harriet Quimby, la pri-
mera seforita que ha obtenido
licencia para dirigir maquinas
volantes en- America Y la prime
ia mujer que cruz6 el Canal In
giles en- aeroplano, Sc mat6 La
noche del primero dc Julio ac-~
tual, descendiendo en- un mono
plano Gle mil pies de altura en-
compafiia de A. p. Willard, ge--
rente dc una empresa dc aviaci6n
de Boston, este ultimo tambi6n
SO mat0. ~
La sefiorita Quimby en- COM
pafiaa dc Willard volvia en- gu
maouina de un viaje de veinte
millas on ida y vuelta, desdc el
puerto de Boston hasta Boston
Light, y el accidente tuvo lugar
en- cl momento que Miss Quinn
by intent6 hacer un angulo lnuy
aagudo 6 cerrado, y una racha
de recio viento cogi6 In cola del
monoplano, tirando al suelo YER
ticalmente La maquina dcsde mil
pies de altura. ....
Sc vi6 que Willard Sc despren
di0 del asiento del monoplano cn
las alturas, y que un momcnto
despu6s le sigui6 su companera
dc viaje a6reo, desprendiendo--
Sc Miss Quimby tanbien; y am
bas pequeiias figuras, una mas
abaio de To- otra, vinieron abajo
dando vualtas seguidas EN- el
aire hasta caer veinte pies cerca
de la playa del mar, donde 81
aqua era somera, pues apenaa
tenia de hondo cineo pies;y sus
leuerpos, dando IN recio golpe, 8.
snmieron dentro del cieno, des.,
quebrajandose horriblemente.
IIanchaa con motores SO lanza.
ron al sitio donde cayeron Las
victimaas, y estas fueron extrai'
das & bordo dc las lanchas. Miss
Quimby sufri6 fracturas en- to-
dos sus huesos, y Willard, que
pesaba cicnto noventa libras y
que cay6 dc cara al aqua, tenia
una horrible partida sobre TIN o
io, de la que le manaba mucha
sangrc. 49,.
TIa' multitud espectadora cor
rio al sitio del desastre en- desor-
den, pero una tropa de caballe
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-04

I'm fuerte Cicl6n SO cirni6 en-
el Dominic del Canada, Repnbli-
ca inglesa al norte de los Esta--
dos Unidos, ell dia 80 dc Junio
Eftimo.
La ciudad de Regina fue el
sitio elegido por la calamidad
para sembrar sus desastres,
IEl remolino gigantesco lcyan.-
t6 caaas, talleres, iglcsias Y car
rog ferroviarios en- los patios
de una estaci6n dentro de la 20.
ma que aaot0 eli tornado, que fue
un sitio de algnIas cuadras de
largo al porte de. la eiudad, casl"-
aa1i5lo ia inuert8 dc quinientas
personas II una p6rdida do qua.
tro millones dc pesos en- valor dc
|propiedad,
tn ciudad vestia dc gala por
ser din de fiesta, aDominStil
Day el desastro sobreyino
a0bitamento, sembrando 10 in1ier.
to u cl exterminio En- i,naa mir
nntos. 1'odas ias ambuIaheias dc
|la eindad sc pusieron al seryicio
de scarraar los rnnertos Y Isefls-
dos 8 los lioapitalos, Y eatos esss
tahIacimiesst0s fueron ataHtados
Ide vioIimaa en- p0eas hpfaH.
- ! - e 8: . ~ - e n szkx
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-04
en- Canada

biertas dc. cadaveres Y rninas de
edificios.
IN tren especial cargado de
doctores, enferineras y utiIea de
clinica, parti6 Embellishments de
Winnopeg Para Regina, q pres.-
tar auxilios 4 las guinientas v
mas sfctimas, cnando menos 4 las
que todavfa estnvieran vivas Y
neeesitads do auxilios m6dieog.
I'm una seeci6n de una milla
eayeron todos los pa Jos telegrd
flcos y telef6nieos, y qued6 in
Iter1umpida toda COMMUNICATION
por Cd horas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-04

"caii6n de Bachimba, y varias po.
siciones importa4ltes del alrede-
dor han sido quitadas & los re-
"beldes, y estos han sido recha--
"zados al norte del canon. El ge-
neral Huerta califica ell primer
"dia de combate como una bril-
"llante victoria para el gobier--
"nO."
"Ocho horas de refiido comba-
"te pusieron & las fucrzas del
"gobicrno Ell possession Gle las ven
"taiosas posiciones que ahora tie
"nen. y al continuar mahana la
"lucha, el general Huerta cree
mo hay dificultad Ell arroiar fue
IRA de las montafias el entero vo.
"lmein del ejercito rebelde..
i'll general Huerta movie su
.carro Gle oficina telegrafica &
'estaci6n de Bachimha & las 10
de La noche del dia 8 de Ju-.
lilo actual, lugar sostenido aver
"por los rebeldes.
Maiiana, al rayar el dfa. de-.
"ciar6 81 general Huerta que
va abrir el fnego de nuevo So
bre U eaiesa Dos maauinay
derals de bonrbas fuaron
capturadas hoy q los rebeldeg
" varios prisioneros tambien.
LAS bajas sc ignoran hasta hoy
noche, pt1es no sc ha reeonocido
el campo; pero como ell f,aego
de La artillerfa on su mayor par
tie se hizo & larga distancia. no
.deben ser muchas las baias de
"ambos lados. AL menos que el
general Orozco, por escasez de
parque haya retirado sus tro..
pas al norte, como Sc dice. es
probable que oil com5ate de ma.
mana q de Julio) serd el deci-
| sivo.
Orozco sc nluestra sereno Y op..
tinista.
I'll general Paseual Orozeo Ell
persona asiste al frente dc sus
fnerzas, y tiene & mano un ser.
vicio dc telegrafo, telefono 81 co.
1reos para dirigir sus combates.
SO muestra tranqui1o y tiene Gin
co mil hombres & su lado u al.
ganos cafiones Y NIGGA todos los
avarGes y triunfos federales tl,-
rante la jornada del dla 8 del
actual. Todos ssis parties 4 ciu.-
dad chihuahua asegaran re-
Ipulsas l1echas 4 los fedarales, que
liz artiileria gobiornista no es
Iafeetiya, y que espera tofavia
an triunfo.
Los habatantes dc ohihpalsua tic.
iien 200 yagones liatoa pc.
| ra huir.
LA tension i,erviosa dol pue..
Iblo de chihuahua por los colrtba.
tes de Bachimba ea fnertj., II los
lrsstus de til colouia americana
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-04

La division del seiior general
Huerta el microbes tres del cor
riente mes sc lanz6 sobrc los re-
beldes de Bachimba, capturan-
do las mas importantes posiclo--.
nes uue los rebeldes habian cs--
cogido para hacer su Ultima de-
fensa.
Parties oficiales telegraficos de
Huerta al Presidente Ma
dero.
Estaci6n federal en- Bachln--
"ha. - G. Presidente. - Mex1--
"co.---A las 8 de la manana de
"hoy g de julio comcnzamos
"cl combate contra los rebeades
"de Bachimba. El combate du--
"r6 hasta las $50 de la tarde.
"El eneuentro fu6 brillante. Ha
"sido un gran dia para el ejer--
"cito federal, pnes la division de
"nai mando ha alcanzade una
"grande victoria. Maaiana a.
"vansage adelante, empleando
"stoda preeauci6n possible, pues Ia
II aSrgpa eatk lleflA de 11liraf.s
de dinafafiiIta. fr8ngO teTnaaas las
amGs ignportantes posicioaies Que
log rsbeldes habfali eacogido CO.
mo iaexpugnables para au ill-.
"tima tlefensa. F'elicito usted
cen no1nbre do la division. "
an este momento una briga-
ida de caballerfa de la vanguar-
"dia esta batiendO al enemigo.
"ife,nos quitado tres morteros Y
"feeno a1gunos prisioneros, CO.
"mo s,ambien hemos tenido al
"g;lpas p6rdidas que lamentar dc
"nnestra parte. Informar6 & MS.
ted fisi rtlmero de muertos des-
"pu6s, uucs la division no Sc ren-
ne aun Hastu esta hora he--
mos extraido ocho 8 nueve mir
mas colocadas cn Ia via por cl
enem1R0.
Victoriano Huerta
Los fedcrales 81 caer la noehe
derramaron una lluvia de gra-
1ladas Bobre los puestos de COM
bate Que ocupaba el enemigo e1a
Bachimba, eausando desastres 4
los gebeldes.
El coronel rebelde Francisco
Gastafieda lnch6 con desespera.-
ei6n por sostener ,ln p1esto de
snmbate al oeste dc las fortifica-
clones naturales de las sicrras en-
cation do Rachimba. Castafic--
da cs del Estado Mayor Gle 0roz-
GO
Parte que q seiior Presidente
de la Repnbliea public6 on Me-.
! xioo Ell Boletin Official.
Estaei6n Federal de Ia division
del 'arai Huerta frento & Ba..
ehiinba, Julio 3.
las tropas del gobiepno es.
to noche oenpan la entrada ii
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-04
El TIC Sam gruiie al negro otra
Ye2.

En- el lejano occidcnte, ALA en-
10 costa del Pacifico, en- Seattle,
la ciudad capital del desierto Es-
tado Gle Washington, sc .encuen.~
tran rcclusas en- s,l cuartel cua-.
tro compafifas de soldados ne,
gros del % dc infanteria, siendo
Ia causa iii ataqt,e & la sefiora +.
i. Frat pOr uno dc los soldn.-
dos; y como no Sc sahe quien
es, nj los iiegros quieren decir
quien es, SO halla todo ell bata--
Hon preso. Este mismo battalion
es el dc Brownsville, aquel Due
cause tantoy rnido 4 los blan.-
cos hace unos siete afios Y Quo
fu6 desbandado por haber come
lido un desorden pdblico y has
Der dado muertc q algunos ciuda.
danos americanos. El regimen
to de negros Gle Seattle estk a.
euartelado en- Fort Lawton.
La acnsaci6n presentada & las
|autoridades de Seattle por la Sc
flora Frat, alega que tln negro
soldado la aaalt6 u cogi6 entire
/ los. brazoa, v one ella critic y lu-
ch6 por deshsilsa, u. al lograrlo.
lel negro sae6 nna naSVaia de bar.
ha. Ella arrobat6 Iii navajo .des-
baratandO las eaclas, & I'd loja
tcoft6 una 1l1anO al negro pol'
| fin, iogr0 ella gsllir gritando paA
Ira afuera, y prolito vino anxflio.
l8l negro aHeal16, y aIforH egtan
presos todos los stegros. hHata i.
| ldentifiear al criminal.
| s.azssse ll.sss4
Enouontro de dos nsnperadorsss
EI Kaiaer & ernparador III Ala.
lfnagsia aali6 do HerIin IL noele
del priHerp lie JuIio actual e.
|aouapafHdO de Bu Hiie t0rgnr0. q
lsfs1salTlH tIiFa ds
Il IN puerto rus,
IEIDnde Ie BA 81 sa IS
tss IsA1s sfsNr AHhos fssossAr.
lens sssaH con
keeEspa 81 s cit asJor 81
leEaAH ri aAE slIIpesIAl. III,
s0JI HaJlassl IN $
I8 dies f eI uaotiVe
palIsiaa esEH 81 iii.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-04
Rayo que rnata & la novia.

Ia joven do is aftos Carl
Nord, al parecer dc raza alefna.
aaa, estaba parada & ia 1uerta de
sttf eatablo dc vaeas oerea dc
Minneapolis On Minnesota, Id mn
nana del Irlinefo del mos qtso co
IRE, y mientraa osperaba que su
JoyeD esposo aeabara de ordeftar
stiaa yaea, aobreyino nna lloyizaa,
repsntinanante eayo uu rayo
snala Z Is 5uxen = b IL yaca. La
res ebre el esnoso, laatImals
FloIn con 81 pNao. aynqtss no de-
:grayeglad Fl tesala "a asios De
gslad y haze lasa masses ae eaat,
eoss 4 iDYtIa iuttefIa nor Ni ray0 &
vnsIve 8 lA
II sefI0F 6nieo Graz Hnavas
rs pa esIaDIseitlo Ii saa IeIsn
ssIagas i s
iao, q r,s.six mn yiHr1iss nas al.
aIis yiais.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-07-04

en esa ciudad estan izando ban
deras americanas EN- sus domici-
lios, Y 10 mismo estAn hacienda
otros extranjeros, poniendo ban
deras de sus respeetiyas naciona-
lidades, para eyitar ,des6rdenes.
DE I'm momento & otro SO cspera
del resultado de Bachimba la
suerte lie ciudad chihuahua. ST
ganan sos rebeldcs, ciudad Chi
hnahua serii la capital de la re-
voluci6n.
El dfa 3 de los eorrientes fue
publicado OH ciudad chihuahua
un boletin guerrero con optimis-
mo rebolde. El general Pascual
Orozeo telegrafi6 despu6s de me-
|diodia Ell dia 3 Que hab1a recha-.
zado mil qainientos fcderales,
aiendo este encuentro un ataque
dc nanco lie los federales al paso
de las montaiias en- I'm punto que
es el tinico por donde sc puede
tomar Bachimbas
Pedro Recio, superintendent
del Central Mexicano, aa1i6 de
la eiudad, y este tiene alarmado
|al pueblo.
Hay va doscientos vagones lis
tos para leyantar pasajeros ftigi-
Itiyos Ell TN mouento de susie y
emergencia. I'm tren especial
Eeon treinta aneiicanos y varios
ccnteiiares de empleados de lbs
1ninaa de Santa Enlalia BE tliri.-
si1 hasta ccrea he 15aohimba, pa
ra preaeneiar las rnaniobras dc los
|eonbatea,
Ilps Hlaeiieaiios iban slioiAnde
ane iban 6 ceIebrar eI gnaIro da
Julio con 81 cafione0 sie los q e.
isrolfos aolnbatEentNa eli Baohinrs4
|bas
YensIo KaH8ll0 i 8 q 1nadlh MI
lis ! ~ laEl0 d6 Boayilla, Tex
1S0r IS Presto sIEnsro { IN
Ala1 raaIamAuionee & los
1afIsoa srilea pr aazI0a Il Derauss-
glt. 4 ailslssI0 j l0aH olBss da
IIsaa fafs len j DH6
q Ut kn EsrGianss
80 tIOn Is,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-19
MAY DUST GOULD INTERESTS.
Wallace Committee Seeks to Gain
Central of the Bankrupt Wabash.

New York. Jan. A.-GeOrge Gould
and his financial associates will be
ousted from the control of the Wa
bash Railroad company now in the
hands of receivers, if the plans of the
protective committee for the four
per cent refunding bonds, headed by
James y. Wallace of the Central
Trust company are successfully ar
ried out. This is the committee or
ganized in opposition to the Pierce
committee, representing the Equi-
table Trust company, trustees of the
bonds whose plans to ~reorganize the
road have received the Endorsement
of Mr.. Gould and Kuhn. Loeb & Co.
While seeking to wrest this control
from Mr.. Gould and the Pierce on
mittee, the Wallace committee, &C
cording to it's announcement hopes t,
'etain Frederick A. DelanO as pres.
Zen, Of the road.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-19
TRIED TO JUMP IN THE SEA-
Immigrant Girl Refused to Pass as a
Wife.

New York. Jan. 4.-EolloWirg what
was said TO be an attempt OF a girl
to take her life at sea. immigration
men detained three passengers who
arrived Oh the SaXonia from Liver
pool. They were sent to E-T1s ISL
and. Their names We're given as
Miss Anna Soderburg. Phitlip Fried
man ard Mrs. Christine Fischer. Miss
SOderburg, who is a Swedish girl,
was 70 join her uncle and mt in
Minneapolis. She speaks practically
no English. The girl had as Il state
room companion Mrs. Fischer, an az
quafntance of Friedman, and from
what could be learned Friedman be-
came acquainted with Miss Soderburg
orr the ship. lie could speak her lam
guage and was often @ in CONVEX
sation with her.
According to the immigration men
the girl was informed that she might
moi be able to land unless she posed
as a married which she de.
clined to do.
Tried to Jump Overheard.
Last Friday evening. while she was
in conversation with Friedman in the
saloon. the girl suddenly leapod from
her chair and rushed sobbiEg out of
her room. Friedman followed her to
the deck and caught her when she
was within two feet of the rail. She
was taken below and attended by the
ships doctor. After an Investigations
the immigration men held the girl -.
! medical rGGSCnS.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-19
LABOR MEN PROMISE FIGHT
TVEITMCE UNDISTURBED OVEF
HIS DEED.
Clarence Barrow vii, Mot Ee the At.
tcr1ay fer the
Defense.

Los Angeles. Jan. 4.-Olai A.
Tvcitmoe o. San Francisco, who, with
Anton Johannsen also Of that city and
J. f. NunSeE of Salt Lake. was ar
raigned III the federal court on a
charge Of being parties to a dynamite
conspiracy. left for his home last
night. ~jOhannscn went with him. but
Munscy elected to stay here until the
time set for their pleas-Jan. Il.
Speaking OF the legal battle ahead Of
him in the federal court OF this city.
Tveitnoe declared that 1T would be
a fight to a finish
-! will carry it to the supreme
coUrt Of the United States If neces-
sary,' he said. II am nor worried
about the money for the legal battle
he said in response to q. query as to
d fund being provided by labor
unions. so far as a fund is concern.
ed, | am entirely are free"
When told that Detective Burns in
indianapolis had said he soon had ex-
pected to collect from Tveitmoe the
sum of $500, which Tveitnoc offered
in the trades council for the arrest Of
the persons guilty of causing the Los
Angeles Times explosion. TveitnIoe
said he would lay the matter before
the council wher the time came ,or
action.
Johannsen said he did not krA1w
whether he would hold a conference
with +. A. Clancy of San Francisco,
also indicted, when he arrived in the
northern city. He said he understood
that because of Clanccy'S heart
trouble, no person was permitted to
discuss the indictment with him.
Munsey, who said he expected to
remain in Los Angeles at least until
Jan. ~, the time for him to plead
said:
Il have always played the labor
game on the level. | am going to let
the other fellow talk"
Clearance barrow, who defended the
Mcnamara brothers and who is spend
ing a vacation at Santa Monica, said
there that he would not be connected
with the defense of the labor lead
erS.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-19
LINDBERGH IS ACTIVE
In Fight to Curb the Po~er Of the
Money Trust.

Washington, Jan. 5.-R~ representative
Lindbergh of Minnesota introduced Il
number of amendments to his resOlu-
ton calling for an investigation of The.
so-called moaey trust, the principal
one OF which calls uLson congress to
ascertain the ownership of stocks and
practical control Of the banks and
trust companies eligible under the So
called Aldrich plan to subscribe for
and hold the stock Of the proposed
National Reserve association SO as to
determine what relationship their
stockholders have with the leading
trusts of the country.
Another of the Lindbergh amend
ments calls for an investigation into
the control and use of the funds and
of the principal life insur.
NICE companies and whether they are
% manipulated as to deprive policy
holders OF a large par: Of the profits
Justly due them.