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Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
Many Members Of the New
York Exchange Had Friends
on lIl-Fated Boat
Money Situation Excellent,
Trade Active and General
Business Growing
(aY HENRY cLEWS)

NEW YORK, April 23-The Titanic
disaster cast gloom over the entire
business community and exerted q
distinctly depressing effect upon the
stock market. So appalling a calam'
ity could not but effect the spirits
of the many in Wall Street who had
friends or relatives on board the ILL.,
fated ship.
Activity on the Stock Exchange
was less pronounced, giving the mar.
ket a somewhat tired appearance.
Realizations were not quite sgreat
as might have been expected, the in.
ference being the stronger interests
who were behind the recent rise lave
not yet parted with their surplus
stock.
Buying on Reduced Scale.
,Nevertheless. buying seemed on q
reduced scale, and was conducted
with increasing caution, upon the the.
ory that all known favorable condl.
tions nave been about discounted and
that new influences must assert them.
selves before any important addition.
al rise could be reasonably expected.
MOucEdlo TedCLIOu "OuIu U0 Uou'
eficial, inasmuch as It would test the
present level of prices and bring in
a new buying element. It must be
conceded, however that there is moth
ing in the present situation to war.
rant any important reaction.
Political Uncertainty. :.
AS the time for the June conven-
tions approaches uncertainty will be
more or elss acute, and this will tend
to restrain speculative operations un.
less the outcome can be distinctly
forecasted. Just as soon as the per-
sonnel of the opposing candidates can
be foretold We may see more active
and broader market. As has already
been pointed out the decline of rad
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
Officer Of Sunken Liner Des.
cribes Thrilling Scenes
to the Committee
Said Screams Lasted for an
Hour Sounded Like Con.
ti0uOuS Moan
SQuirmed When Pressed to
Further. Discuss That
Matter by Smith
BY Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 23-
Life and death struggles of the victims
Of the Titanic disaster, were pictured
to the senate investigating committee
today by Third Officer Herbert John
,tn1an, of the sunken liner. Chair
man Smith, of the committee, pressed
Pitman regarding the scenes after the
sinking of the ship.
Il heard no cries of distress until
after the ship went down." he said.
How far away we're the cries from
your life boats?' ~. ..,.~
Several hundred yards, probably,
Some of them. | told my men to pull
toward the wreck that we might be
able to save few more. People in
my boat der1urred. They said it would
be a mad idea"
Did any one in your boat urge or
appeal to you to go back toward the
wreck?'
mo"
did any woman urge you to 60
back?"
NO"
WHO demurred, men with oars?"
NO, they obeyed my orders, and all
the passengers said it was a mad idea
to go back, that we should add another
forty. to the list drowned. Then We
Z (Conamued on paGe &l
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
DOUGLAS WAS
Eh|bALMED and
. BROUGHT [ I HOME
Scouting Cruisers Add Fifteen
More TO List Of Dead in (
1 Sea Disaster
Managing Director Of Holland
American Line Was Among
Those Lost
Relief Fund for Survivors
Continues to decrease
Rapidly

by Associated Hf9D2
NEW YORK, April 23-An addition
al list o fifteen names of persons who
perished in the Titanic disaster and
whose bodies have been recovered
made public today by the White Star
Line. The list was received by q
wireless message from the cable ship
Mackay Bennett, which also an
nounced that s(ve4tytseven bodies
had been recovered.
OF che fifteen, twelve were pas.
sengers. Among the identified was
that Of W. D. Douglas, prominent
citizen of Minneapolis, his body was
embalmed and will be returned.
It was learned today that J. G.
Reuchlin, managing director Of the
HollandsAmerican steamship line.
was lost with the Titanic He var
coming to America to arrange tbu1l.
ness relative to the opening OF the
Panama canal. The relief funds fer
the survivors continue to grow.
All doubt that the name of IN. E.
Coles Rasher." as received by wireless,
by the White Star line, is that of Col.
John Jacob Astor, was dispelled this
morning when the wife of Nicholas
Nasser told the officials that N. E.
Coles Rasher must be her husband.
Steamship officials say also that the
name Nasser is on their lists.
The Mckay Bennett cable ship will
remain near the scene of the disaster
until it has recovered hundred bodies.
Up to the present time, seventy-seven
have been taken out of the sea. forty-
two of which have been identified. 1t
is thought the ship will endeavor to
reach Halifax Friday.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23

NEW YORK, April 23.-J. Bruce.
1smay, the managing director of the
White Star line and the principal
owner Of the Titanic, WHO was a pas
senger On the Inflated poar and was
saved from the wreck, has been se-
verely censured by the press and pub
lie for his part in the tragedy. Many
have argued that he should have
stayed with the boat, as the captain
and other principal officers did, and
It has also been asserted that HI pres
e1ce On the boat. was responsible for
its: going sAead at full speed through
. sea known to be filled with icebergs.
In his testimony before the yenate in.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
Wants
:.
SAFETY PACTS
Senate Passes Resolution
Advising Taft Steamship
Regulations are Urged
Senator M'Cumber Declares
Americans are to Blame
for Titanic Wreck

! WASHINGTON, April 23-Congres'
today moved to procure international
Reimbursement and control of maritime
affairs looking to greater safety or
the high seas
The senate unanimously adopted q
resolution advising the president it
would favor treaties with other mari.
time nations to regulate lanes of
ocean traffic, the speed wireless and
lifeboat equipment, and provision of
searchilght and other means Of safe
operation Of the passenger carrying
steamships. ~4esse.,ss,s,,g~. ~ s.. ~.
In the house several bills designed
to accomplish the same thing were In
,troduced. a 57 A5lf:tt
Mecumber Defends lsmay.
81 Condemnation Of Managing Director
]. Bruce 1smay Of the White Star
line, owners of the Titanic, was de.
plored in the senate by Senator Nc,
Cumber Of North Dakota, who, in ap-
proving the resolution adopted said:
yesterday one man connected with
the Titanic disaster was tried, con.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
|' ! ]

en-. and 1smay was sitting idly in it
when the Carpathia reached its side.
1smay was not helping in any way.
Furthermore, when he got aboard the
Carpathia ne at once announced that
he wanted sood Immediately and said:
I am Ismay. l am Ismay.' Not once
did .1smay make single inquiry as to-
the lives, the health or the conditions
of the patrons of his White Star line,
who were lying about in desperate
shape on the Carpathia. No. He de-
manded and was given a room to him.
self He got the surgeons room. He
had sign put on the door-'Dont
Knock"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
''''' III| ElNI|1|l


Special to The TribunA s
TORONTO, Can. April 23.-Major
Arthur Peuchen OF the Queens rifles
was a passenger on the Titanic and
escaped in a lifeboat. He severely
censures J Bruce lsmay and other Of
ficials of the White Star line and
those n~ehhrge " the wrecked liner.
Major Peuchen says that he helped
lower severa! boats and that after ole
was in the water it was found that it
did not have enough sailors in it, and
when he said that he was a yachts
man he was ordered to take command
He slid down a rope fifty or sixty feet
to the boat, which he found had nine.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23

teen women and two of the ships
crew in it. The boat; was intended
to carry sixty. He protested against
leaving the ship units the boat was
filed, but it was pushed4away Major
Peuchen did not hesitate to express
frankly his condemnationEof J. Bruce
:Ismay Il have heari54ts kta ismay .ex-
planned his presence aboard one of the
Hfeboats by saying he had to get in it
to pull an oar" he said "Well, when
the boat in which he was saved was
picked up by the Carpathia l saw it,
and l will say that 1smay was not pull
ing an oar. His boat contained q
much larger number of men than worn
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
M0uN1AINfERS TOOK
Change Of Venue
vIrqiniau nouptaiDeels Oh
Trial for Court House
Tragedy
BY Associated Press

HILLSVILLE, Va, April %. -
The six Allan clansmen, charged
with murder, were araigned in the
Carroll county court house today on
indictments returned after the assassin
alton of court officers March II. Each
pleaded mot guilty" A change of
venue was asked and granted, court
announcing it would hold the trial at
Wytheville, beginning next Tueday.
The defendants will be tried separate
ly. They will be taken to Wytheville
tonight.
HLLSv1LLE, Va, April 23-six
members of the Allen clan were ar
raigned here today to answer for
their part in the Carroll court tragedy
of March II, when five officials were
Killed, including the judge, sheriff,
prosecutor and juror.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
new ORGANIZATION
OF RAILROADERS
Was Formed at Federation
Meeting and Asked Federal
..s Aid in Strike
BY Associated PresS.

BY ASSoC1ated Pre39. - - -
KANSAS ClTY, Mo-, April 23-
At the session Of the Federation Of
Federations.. an organization of rail
way craft was formed here yesterday
and the session lasted IT'LL early to
day. w. o. Wharton, Z machinist, Of
st. Louis, was elected president; G.
W. Pring, boilermaker Of DesMoines
Ia, vice president; and John Scott, Of
the Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen
OF San Francisco, secretary and treas
urer.
:. The federation asked President Taft
for federal Intervention in the prea.
ent strike of the carmen on the Har
riman lines.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
BARRED
FROM HEARING
SENATE PROBE
Interest in the Inquiry Was
Intense and Thousands
are Disappointed
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-When
the senatorial investigation of the II
tanic wreck resumed today it was an
nounced that J. B. Boxhall, the fourth
officer, was IL and could not be heard
further now. H. J. Pittman, the third
officer, was taen called.
Owing to great confusion caused
by rushing crowds at the hearing, the
senate committee determined today to
exclude the public and transferred the
hearing to smaller room. The change
caused disappointment for thousands
as interest in the inquiry was intanse
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
seventy SEVEN BODIES
FROM TITANIC FOUND
EXAMS FOR CARRIERS

: WASHINGTON ID. c., April23 !
: Civil service examinations for :
: rural carriers will be held at =
: Anator Nelson county, May 1th. =
!: At Cogswell, Sargent county, and :
: Wheelock, Williams county, May =
|: 18th. :
+ :: : = :. !: = :! = = = : : = :: =
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
north .DAkOIAN
Was HURT IN
AUTO. wreck
Dr. Allen Of Northern Pacific
Hospital Injured 10
Montana
Car Turned Turtle and the
Two Men May Not Re.
cover Accident
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MsSOULA, Mont, April 23.-Dr }.
P. Aylen, chief surgeon of tAe North.
ern Pacific hospital, and l.. H. Powell
of Minneapolis, we're severely injured
in an auto accident, when their car
skidded on a grade and turned turtle.
Powell was the most seriously hurt
but may recover.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
Was Formerly at Sheldon.

DR.. Aylen, referred to in the above
dispatch, formerly practiced medicine
at Sheldon and was we'll known
throughout the state. He moved to
Montana some time ago and has been
connected with the railroad hospital
at Missoula since going there. His
many acquaintances in this state will
anxiously wait to learn of his re-
covery
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
Huge ICEbERGS PREVENTED
STEAMER REACHING TITANIC
!. : :: : Z: = : 4: : : :: :. : = :.
RECALL DEFEATED

: COLUMBUS, O., April 23.-
:: Ohio constitutional convention :
:: defeated the proposal to ilcorpo- !
:: rate the provision for the recall {
:: of public officials in the consti- :
= tuition by a vote of 81 to As. :
]: 4 4: (: : : :. :. :. :: {: = :: :. :
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
SENATORIAL elections
we're NO7AGREEO Upon
Rouse Proposes to Take
Away From Congress Super.
visory Power

By Associated PreAa- RI.
WASHINGTON, April 23-A confer.
ence report was made by the senate
today announcing the failure Of an
agreement on the agreement, looking
to q constitutional amendment to pro.
vide for the popular election Of sena-
tors. II is declared the house has
proposed to take away from congress
the supervisory powe Of senatorial
elections.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23
IOWA IS CLAIMED BY
both CANDIDATES
Taft and ClmmiDs Forces
Vinstruggle for Supremacy
b 1aukeye State

Wy Associated Pro0a
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, April 23-
With the republican state convention
scheduled here for tomorrow both the
Taft and Cummins forces are claim
ing . victory. The Fifth district con-
vention will be held tonight.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23

By Associated Preso.
NEW YORK, April 23.-William
Marconi, the inventor of the system Of
wireless telegrapny that took the Car
pathia to the rescue Of the survivors
of the Titanic, Is an earnest advocate
of International regulation of wireless
messages so that the device can be
made more certain. So many electric
flashes were started through the air
Immediately after the Titanic sank
that there was much confusion, and
important messages were lost or de-
layed
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23

N He
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23

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Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23

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Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-04-23

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
HIS TROUBLE
NOT OF HEART
Real Facts In Regard To r. R.
liuffman'S Illness. Relief Oh.
tanned BY Curing his
Stomach Ailments.

waynesyille N. C.-Mf +. r. Huffman,
Of this city, says: ~ suffered dreadiully
with what ! thought was heart trouble,
and tried various mediciaes In vain.
After other remedies had tailed, Thed-
iord's Black Draught restored me TO
health. would not feel safe without
Black -Draught in the house. consider
II worth its weight In gold.
II cured my indigestion, and by this
means ! was restored 10 health. can
not express my gratitude for us benefits "
Good health depends on the condition
Of your digestion. Poor digestion and
good health do not 20 together.
Thediord's Black Draught will
thoroughly cleanse and set in order your
digestive system.
II has done this for others, during the
past 20 years, and is today the most
popular vegetable liver remedy on the
market Try Il.
Insist on Thediord'a. Price 25e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
WHEEL ON
FREIGHT CAUSE
OF DELAY
Santa Fe Passenger Trains Of
Yesterday Held Many Hours
as Result of Accident North
Of Albuquerque.

IruN.u wheel ou re- freight rlr
.Hu..U 3d. uI', uu uf fourteen .Irs tf
I.ufH. Dol UuE station uu the Santa I'
u,ti bpmIuEu ti $50 O'Clock liH.
uIrhf .ud ls tn, result trains and
% uf H.t night did mot r"u,h here uU.
900 nearly 1890 O'Clock This morning
IIsthuuud uHIu $50. uI lUst night
uas DELAYED here until tnis morning
because ut tb, smash up. \ Wr'rkur
ut. brought up from liDlcu hte last
might anal sent tu GlutI The drruilrd
.Hr. wen, gotten uut of the way us
quickly It possible and passenger
trains permitted Geo pHss. Tain SO. o.
dJ, her. U ago last night passed
fb, freight irtu hDfur, The accident
occurred and arrived lu Albuquerque
uu time. Tuiu So ut today, r'H,h.
"d here nu thine tt 1860 this morn
mR
SERIOUS vHshuuts near Uudr" CiN.
k1s. have interrupted all traffic and
trains o. and 90 due hvr" between
9 20 and midnight tonight are tll
reported indefinitely late. A stub So.
= viii arrive here tonight from lH
Juutl aud % stub o Will probably b'
sent west.
Trains from tho Santa Fo coast
lines last night and this morning v,r,
DELAYED Dos slow trU,k cluudhurst
urHr Suuuur' delayed th, Vuathuuud
california, limited thirty uiuubes 80.
i'rdHN. Train 10. NJ this morning
duo hero go b O'Clock. was more than
1000 hour Ut,, and pulled ont ui tho
local yard. a frN moments before the
arrival ui tho G"LN,d trsins rom thp
...I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
CONSTRUCTION OF
SANITARIUM IS
BEGUN TODAY
]. A. Harlan and Son Award
ed Contract TO Build Modern
Institution for Dr.. Joseph
NJ. Cipes.


N"INu'h TO-DAY began 'Ao''"lihb I"F
Ih' I'D ing "I lh' '""hn''l"h GOT 'h'
''l. Joseph NJ. Ip'. .'hIl"I ''ii'.
"hI'h Do o." h' hui'l 900 am INITIAL "ul .
DO. On. N.''" "h ' h'''h '' kI""n'
.u'. 'hi'r hNhol 'dr NII'H west u' 'h'
'hI.'Irl'' 'I N'M M'NI'l. d
Ii'INiu ana son yesterday We're
'N"IH'' 'h' '"h'I.,' ."' lh' con
-'lN'|'"h "I lh. NuI'hiht. Mh''h must
' ,'hh,' NN N"F'hh'l D.
'. ''l'" -'h'''ll'w d. Zoo h
h''' lh 100 '''l' i'. n"'l. At bl'-'hI
900 'dh''N'-'i.' NI|.d'hE In' goo.
zoos. ''nN'""'' ICONS ."' IN'''N 70.
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.'N 'N''I't Zoo .' DOT h''.h. ono
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l''h WIN sp''"I .HH'HW.ul I"i
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h, I-N u. h' SOME ". |h'i UNDO
h u'''@ 'h' N,lhF room h'"
'' '' bl'''''.''N 900 "b'h ll "I
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Uth '"''"'ht "lI '' h".I lhr Huh
-'','"'. '|.. 'N'N WIN hi'h '"II''
'h" h"I'h' '.'h huhsI'"N A." h'
''', ..'''F'| "lhlfh''. Ih' interior
"I 'u' .'lnH''H'I"ll"n n"IldIr" wII Do"
N'" D" I--'"h 7'NI' WIN lhr 'A.
''l,'"" 'l w. nl''h,u' Nhl'h WHl h'
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
ULSTER AGITATORS
MAY FEEL WEIGHT
|. Of CRIMINAL LAW
Organ of British Government
Throws out Broad Hint Of
Prosecution of Men melting
0rangemen to Revolt.


I.uuduu. Aus No Tn. pmb.. AT.
N,tusnr uu Influential IIn,rII organ.
prints tur startling hinf fhIl o." rov-
eminent s prepared Geo ttkr action
should rby iuUvWwuturt .pr"ohos
InI doing ul s Uuulr lUN. Slr ga.
ward o. carson and Frederick
smith and other puus,IlfIN, leaders
melting IIsf,ritrs Goo revolt provoke
disturbance Boo Ulster inus bringing
them Within tho pal, of thp ltU.
Tho newspaper recalls thui Par
UrIl ana hts associates were lodged Zoo
iuII Iu similar circumstance
Iu connection with tho articles iu
tho Advertiser Do be- significant thbi
passionate attack upon the leader ui
tbu uppuitIuu Ton the lIttrr's IuCIt'-
m'ui ui l.l-t,r fu resist hum" rule. lu
90 letter Nh Churchill referring Zoo
the conservative myit'm,ut cot Ulster
SAYS Sin Edward carson is th, muN
INK spirit ui tu organization which
has pp,uIs HNuNcd it- intention tu
set up provisional governments
against the crown and parliament
There has been Hrgr tmpurtu-
ton ui arms into Ulster Mr..
'hurDhIU continues "Iud wide
spread drilling Whatever Sir Ed
ward t.rsuns merits ls militant
commander mas. ur nobody b. 20 bet
i'r Judge ut how u'HI 'uu may Eu Goo
iu' edge ui vrIWiuui conspiracy with.
uUi actually crossing frontiers which
must hr guarded hN law
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
CONSUL WAS KILLED
BY COLUMBIAN
DESPERAOOES
Investigation Into Death of
American Representative at
Cartagena Proves Murder by
Unknown Enemies.
nv E,eulnE Herald A. p. Leased wire,

GuEptt colombia, Aug 1.-The
investigation into tho death of VIII
lam o. MuMast.r the United states
boz" CONSUL ui tUrtsH,nu, whose body.
rddlrd With shot WAS found e. few
miles outside uf that D,t, on MouduN.
has proved without doubt that Doc vts
murdered
$50 UIrMs 4s Zoo the perpetrators uf
me- crime, which WAS committed while
Mr. N,MHst,r WAS ON 81 hunting trip.
hUt. been discovered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
Grn-.hnnnrr. nn.l Cnnrrri

Atchisuu, Kan. Aug lb-Gmss-
hopprrs broke up tho band concert
here last night They cuvlrd into
some of tho Instruments ana pat
them out of tune su badly chat tho
musicians could NOT plaN
Farmers SAY ihr pests are more
numerous than fur ten Nvurs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15

Ihn foregoing extract from rrit-
I'd W Published several months ago
" t1, London. Engnud Times. BEL 70
riNu.U uUt of the ordinary critics
m th. l.uu' 300 Times ur, known fo be
h' most severe BOO Europe. when a
NuIIN|" criticism ls given. 10 may
u' assumed lnHt thr words ul pf.Ise
ur. NuI w,r.tpi.
Miss Albriaut. who .s one of the
best .uuvu uf tho grand opera stars
JOB either Europe ur America and vho
BE- now spending vacation with her
Hfh'r tuI o. q. Albright iu this
..fN appears BOO concert bon tho Elks'
Hcnt'r uu Thursday. August lt Tho
advance s.I, ,E scat. begins next
Monday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-11

The platform Is without question
the most progressive presented to
the people OF this state. Its text
follows:
Contact With People
Affirming the declaration OF prin.
ciplcs OF the progressive party
adopted at the first national conven-
ton, Chicago. August z, 1912, we
hereby contract with the people of
the state Of Washington that In so
far as the same relates 20 our state
we will carry out every provision
therein contained. The call OF the
people for a purcr democracy has
brought forth the progressive party.
Our mission is TO answer that call.
TO change our system or state. that
the people can secure n more direct
rule OF legislation OF our country.
We pledge our legislative candidates
10 submit TO the people an amend
ment TO the state constitution giving
the people the right TO Initiate
amendments to the constitution on
petition Of 10 per cent of the voters,
Aid injured Workmen
We approve OF the principles OF
the wcrkman's compensation act
but believe II To be deficient IN that
compensation IL too small, first
aid unproyided ror. ana provision
Tor safeguarding Of life and limb In
adequate. We pledge ourselves /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-11
PRQCREsS|VES
Of CULUUnnnau!su'
ARE VICTORS

DENVER. Colo, Sept IL IN
complete returns received early TO
day Indicated that the pfogressives
OF both the republican aud demo
cratic parties swept Colorado yes
terdaV In the state primaries
Philip n. Stewart progressive
republican. Is nominated Tor GOV
ernor. lie will be opposed by Elias
A. Amons. progressive democrat
The proyressives stayed away
from the polls yesterday. as all OF
their candidates are to b. named
BY petition. The Bull Moosers as.
serted today that the returns
showed the progressive element
predominatcs both the old parties.
The democrats have nominated
John r. Shaffroth as their eandl.
date for 4. $ senator for the Ions
term. James ~ Brown and NJ u
Vincent are the republican sena
torial nominees. Judge Zen Lind
sey. who has been prominent In the
work Of the Hull Mooss party. was
renominated on the democratic
ticket
Catherine Wilson. candidate for
nomination to congress, vas de
feated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-11

JACKSON. Mich. Sept. fi.--It
doesn't pay 10 be striker In the
state prison here. Scores Of the
strikers are learning that lesson
now. The strike itself was short
lived. OF course. unarmed men.
surrounded by thick stone wallis.
can't strike much with hundreds OF
state troops. city policemen and
deputy wardcns pointing guns at
them.
Now they are puniAhing the strik.
ers. To do this. the prison board
OF control rcscinded It's order. made
only n few months ago. aboiishing
corporal punishment The board
gives Warden Nathan Simpson q
free hand and he is using II to re
store discipline.
The two methods considered
most effective are barrel whippings
and wrist hanging The punish
ment ~ melted out when there are
no visitors or newspaper men about
to be disturbed by the outeries OF
the eulprits.
A man TO be whipped is stripped
and stretched face down over n
barrel a sheet. saturated with