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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
BRoOELTE

'li,ssw ~ FishsT lr the eighth.
''' Stack In tho uinth
sy inuinra-
*kbu .''.-'..,.,...,o : . %
*-~ ''.''....,...-,.0 o o-s
ia -, tirors.0Yoh. Benton. Wheat. smith.
lso.h,.n on bsuos-Cincinnsti. :: Brooklyn.
|'s-s,,s nts-Beschcr. Hoblltscl Smith t@l
u e. 'a-llnkor, Clark. paubcrt. First
-Dt,noP-clncinua,i. +: Brooklyn, ?. Stolen
I-Irss, AsrsanS t?J, Hoblitzsl. Dou5lc
I'd 1. Az, and Hoclltrel. Bases or bhlls-oH
. p Shy 1shton. 3 Struck ow;-By Yinglius,
rp ~. by Benton. 2. Wild pitches
ttki,t il, hls-off ylpslirz In three on5
\ inp,s.nu'n Oft Stack. > In five and two
<sss-rTt., limo of gGmc-l hour Is minutes.
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PY1LApELPHlk

--nap' Euor-Cdrey j. Miller. Dolsu. Lo-
hsgte. Teo-b,.c Nlis-StckcT. r. Miller.
q islt mts-Nngoo vIoy Ui,f-oH Mar.
" u cls6t 'ru'nSr. on RIzcy. none IN one
IA sieificc hll-EommNr. Double play
nd Nngce. t,~f' m hrE"s-Pittsburg. Q.
'nNpNh. :. Fiat base on bgl!s-On Hendrix.
~ hslthall. s. Flrc, base OIL crrogs-P!ttS-
!, Fnil,dolDhia. !. Struck out-By Hendrix.
~ Naishah 2. Is" Ri&>y, /. Time OF game
~ Cmplr@I- Brennan and Eason
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
Tacit Armistice.

VIENNA July IA dispatch from
Belgrade reports that an order FOR the
cesSa t!on OF hostilities between the varl-
Gus armies i'm the Balkans is expected
Immediately RI SAYS Jhs a tacit arm!s
tice has been in existence at most points
since Yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
o'Toole Progresses Well.

r. International NovO sorvice.
p1TrseURG. Pa. July iI-NaTty oJooIe, tne
600 ga plate pitcher who operated on WeeE
ago for appendicitis In ST. MsrsaTsra "osps osonJg
~ ~ n siatcuen, ifuued by physicians todsy'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
Decides Not to Resist.

SOFIA Bulgaria, July 1.-THE Ru-
rnanian minister TO Bulgaria left his post
today after notifying the Bulgarian gov
ernrnent that the Ruman!an army had
crossed the Bulgarian frontier.
Bulgaria has decided not TO resist the
invasion by the troops OF her northern
ne!ghbor, although she considers II an
unprecedented proVocatlon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12

The Lyman Howe travel pictures Will
close at the Salt Lake theater with Per
iormances this afternoon and tonight To
those who have taken advantage OF the
opportunity OF witnessing these films. the
plea sure has been great They are some
thing different One subject Of Mr.. Howe's
programme shows the ferocious leap Of
frcnzied lion at horse. The scene
car be relied upon for all the thrills II
implies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
YANKS HA We EASY
TIME WITH SOX

CHICAGO, July I1.-New York played
a slugging game today and defeated Chi
.cago. II 70 l. Buck % Brien. the former
Boston twlrler made his dseut In a Chi
cago uniform and Was hit 30 hard that
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ADJUSTMENTS

The following thestsr notices are marked
''acvertisomenss'' IL order TO comply With q
udct Interpretation Of the new federal uswB-
paper law. In sense are they paid adver-
tisemeats. They are items furnished BY the
p:ets aCeuth OF the various theatsTs.
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IS WINNER
IN FEATURE EVENT
Toledo Mare Captures Gov
eted Tavern "Steak" for
lrotters In 2.09 Ia.
BY International News Service.


NORTH RANDALL. O., july lin
bitterly contested three-heat race. the
Toledo mare. Eulabel, this afternoon won
the coveted Tavern steak" FOR 214
rotters. the feature event OF the local
grand circuit meeting
The local trotter. Daeo f., was a strong
first choice in the auctions on account
OF his splendid race In the preliminary
race on Monday. He won the first heat
after Eulabel had him beaten. The mare
sot INTO break in the stretch when Wen
DaSo +. In driving finish,
In the race-off the mare won In 2.Os3.
me fastest heat of the race. EuIabel Is
owned by j. J. Mooney. public safety
the race by Parlee Mitchell, wealthy
OIL operator OF FLndlay.
The Geers entry. Eva Cord, a strong
choice for the 2.o9 ,rot, was beaten by
the Murphy mare. Jean Arion, although
the lavoriic won the third heat.
In winning The first heat OF the trot-
unS sweepstakes. Anvil set Nh 'cottlng
race record for the season at 2:Oii. Sum
marIes:
s:os class, three hoots. purse 1890:
Jean J Arlon; b. M, by Arton (Murphy)...
Eva Cord. b. IN. by silk Cord OGccrs) -.
Derby Boy. D. &. McCarthy) ..............
Elizabeth Ray, b m. tsnowl ...... ........
Best timc 200
21E class trottIns, tho Tavern stakes. Two In
Eulaboi. b. M by Mobo tMneheln....
Dsso +. br. h.. by hlcolytc TipIins) .... ?
Castle Dome. b. g. (Dodge) ...............2 70
Amy b, m. tWattorsonl .a-,,..,...,,...s.. 5 70
Fan Patch and Princess Louise started Best
time . 90 1t.
Champion trottins sTcep,tabes. two in three.
$1,000 added
Anvil. b. h.. by St volicnt CGcors) .........1
Ross B., b g.. (DonshueD Observation-Disclosures. .
Grace. M, tMcDcvitD ...............s.... I 5
Dudic Archinlo. blk. m, G Bcnyon) ........
Boft time 2:0i IL.
2la closs. trottinE, throc hents. purs" 5000
Star Winter. b. &. by I'd Winter (McDor-
Dublin Lady. h. tGArrityJ ,...,........ .
Mundy C.. b. M. (Murphyl ..-.....,......
wcstorville Girl. h. m. Jump ............f 3
Brook King. Fcuseus aud Ncva started. 6cst
'Imc 2.Oa 1T
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|l|Ts GIVE CUBS
| SEVERE TROUNC|NG
.,,,eb Three Chicago Pitch
!. for Twenty-Five Hits
in Slugfest.
National League.

|y,s,erday's results:
5..ollyn. q; Cincinnati, ).
bpss,I.dslphla. .; P!ttsbure, Z
oas,on. g. 81. Louis, 6.
~ York, Il: Chicago, :
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Railroad Clerks to Bingham.

THO Rio Grande Clerks team viii leave iof
Bingham Sunday morning at 1850 o'clock and
VIII meet the Etrons Bingham team SUNDAY alter
noon at 1880 o'clock, The following men Will
mako tho trip: Guno, Lamb. Ash. Dillon. Brink
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12

"The Nlddleman" will close this weeks
attraction at the Utah thester tonight.
The play has been remarka bly, success
fu throughout the week. and the splen-
did work OF the Utah Stock company has
been warmly praised. the principal credit
going. OF course, TO j. Frank Burke for
his clever delneatiou OF the role OF Cyrus
Benkarn. and to Richard vivian for his
faithful portrayal of the part OF Jesse
Pegg a cockney. 4 big house is assured
for this afternoons matinee and for the
dnal performance this evening. Next
week the Utah company Will be seen in
Arizona" western drama. Robert
Mckim, the new leading man. will be
cast In the leading role. that Of Lierten-
ant Denton OF the Eleventh United States
cavalry.
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There is a riot OF fun and frolic on al
the Empress this week and just the kind
OF programme that viii please the
''kiddies" with variety and diversity
enough to satisfy the grown ups. The
big laughing hit OF the entire bill is the
a ppea ran nee OF the laugh provosers. Van
Cleve. Denton and Pete The latter
is a circus trained mule with n per
sistency OF having things his own way.
The mysUfyinE part OF the programme Is
the Nathan Trio. with one of the mem
bers costumed as huge chimpsnzee,
who jumps and crswls about with the
gility OF a monkey,
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Backs Rumania.

LONDON. July i9.-The Bucharest
correspondent OF the Post learns that
r,,o,. "a, usllI noN Insist fhaI The Tur-
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Servians Join Greeks.

BELGRADE. July lI.--The Serv!an and
Greek campaign against the Bulgarlans In
Macedonia IS regarded by the Servian
military authorities As concluded since
the defeat of the Bulgavians in. the re-
cent fighting. The Servien troops Joined
hands this morning with the Greek forces
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
SENATORS WIN LAST
Of DETROIT SERIES
Joe Boehling Annexes Ninth
Straight Game, Aided by
Tiger Errors.
American Lea que.

Yesterdays results:
Cleveland. 5: Philadelphia. II.
81. Louis. .: Boston /.
Detroit. 2. Washington. ..
Chicago. !, New York, II.
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1oI ON IS BEATEN;
HOGGINS INJURED

<>tr Ts. July n.-Tyler. the Boston
~ ono bad inning today and 81.
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WASHINGTON DETROIT

-BHttcd for House in tho tinh.
tBnttcd for LouGon In the ninth.
tBa,ted for J1ko In tho ninth.
Scoro hy innings
Washington ......-.......o 5 o-S
Detroit ......s............n / o J q o.
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Excitement Kills Publicist.

ST. PETERSBURG. July In. Ia
burno. prominent publicist. died today OF
heart disease after writing an article on
the Balkan war. lie was OF 4Iontensgrin
origin and the emotion caused by the stir
ring Incidents of the compngn is said 10
have brought about his death.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
SULzER PARD0As ]. G. ROBIN
PRISONER WILL APPEAR BEFORE
JUSTICE HAsBRoUcH.
K is Declared This Means Test o.
Validity Of the Empire State
Executives Impeachment.

Albany, N. T.. Sept. 8.-Announce.
ment that Governor sulzer had par.
doned last Saturday Joseph g. Rob.
In, who is serving a term in the New
penitentiary on Blackwell's Island for
wrecking the Northern bank and the
Washington Savings bank of New
York was made ut the executive cham.
Der.
Simultaneously, word came that 3D..
preme Court Justice G. B. d. Has.
brouch had issued q writ demanding
the production Of the prisoner before
him at Kingston. Both the friends
and opponents OF Governor Sulzer re.
gard this as test of the validity OF
the impeachment Of the governor In
advance Of the time set for the con-
vening Of the court Of Impeachment.
Acting Governor Glynn refused to
comment on the circumstances.
District Attorney Whitman of New
York has notified the attorney gen.
erals office that he will oppose the
granting of the writ sued out in be.
half of Robin.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
TWO KILLED IN AUTO RACE
Woman Occupant Of Rsossso Oar b
DyIng-Twe os',srs Seriously
l4uFt.

ottumwe, Iowa. Sept. 1.-TWO per-
sons are dead, third expected to die
and two others seriously injured "a
the result Of friendly road race be.
tween automobiles near here.
Barry Bottorhf, of Farsou, Iowa,
driver Of one Of tho machines, was
killed instantly when tho vehicle
turned a double somersault; William
Cheek, his brother-in-law, died within
two hours. and Mes. Cheek, sister
Of Bottor1. 10 expected by physicians
TO die at any moment. The other two
occupants Of the machine, Mrs. Harry
Bottorff and her young son Lewis.
we're injured seriously.
The Bottor6 car had Just passed
the Harmon machine and when turn.
ing back into the center Of the road
the machine leaped into the air and
turned q double somersault.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
ROBBERS DIG UP STOLEN COIN
$500 Of Coin Stolen and Buried Al
St. Charles, Mlnn., Re.
covered

Winona. MIMI, Sept. 3-Nine hun.
dred dollars of the $1,000 stolen from
the Great Western railway station
at St. Charles last Friday was recov.
cred by Sheriff Par. w. 8. McGin.
mis- and J. c. Bell. who were arrested
with 500 in their possession the day
of the robbery, weakened Monday
night under severe questioning by the
police and told the sheriff where the
money had been buried.
One Of the prisoners took the
sheriff to the McCraney farm. near
st. Charles, and the money was dug
up.
Both men waived examination at
st. Charles. They will now go be.
fore Judge Snow, plead guilty and
receive immediate sentence.
The robbery caused quite a stir In
this section. When 1t became known
that the men had buried the greater
part of their loot hundreds Of per.
sons took up the search.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
REGISTRATION SETS RECORD
1854 Persons Already Have Filed for
Fort Peck Home
steads.

Glasgow, Mont, Sept. 4-The official
returns from the other three registra.
ton points disclosed the fact that the
total registration for Fort Peck lands
numbers 1854. The number at Glas.
gov was 1,402. Miles City, 1854;
Great Falls, 2,s17. and Havre, s51.
Frank L.. Wood, one of Judge Wit
tens assistants, gave out the follow.
ing figures relative to previous regis.
tration when the Cheyenne and Stand.
ing Rock reservations in South Dakota
were thrown open to settlement. The
first days registration was 6,009; sec.
ond, Abb; third. 1850.
George Burke, president Of the
Boosters club Of Glasgow, received a
telegram from w. H. Kelsey of Atchi.
son, Kan, who has the distinction OF
having run q special train from Atcht
son to all Of the land openings in the
United States during the past 10 years,
to the effect that he will leave Atchi.
son on Sept. 10 with a train load Of
landseekers.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
I Killed, II Injured In Wrec,,

I Killed, ~ Injured In Wreck.
Minneapolis, Sept. 4.-one man was
taken out Of the debris dead and four.
teen others, injured. were rushed in
q special relief train TO Minneapolis
after work train and q gasoline
track car smashed together, one and
q half miles east Of Augusta, sta
ton on the Milwaukee road, Just be.
yond Hopkins. Radschelder, the only
man Killed, was crushed to death.
His legs and ayms were broken and
he suffered internal injuries when
the fourteen ether men were piled
into q hean
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
MANUEL IS MARRIED
"a ROYAL GUESTS SIT AT ANTE.
NUPTiAL BANQUET.
Former Ruler Of Portugal Retains tho
Title Of "HIs Majesty" In Be-
Ing Greeted by Guests.

sigmaringen, Germany, Sept: IA
brilliant ante.nuptial banquet was held
here in connection with the marriage
Of ex-King Manuel Of Portugal and
Princess Augustine Victoria, which
was performed BY Cardinal Netto.
The "a guests who assembled in
the Portuguese gallery ct the great
castle overlooking the Danube includ-
ed, besides members of the family,
about 20 royal highnesses. Principal
among them were Queen Mother Anne
liza Of Portugal; the Prince of Wales,
representing King George of England;
Prince Eitel Friedrich, representing
the German emperor; the Duke and
Duchess Of Coburs; 1nfante and In
fanta Carlos Of Spain, representing
the king and queen Of Spain; the
Duke Of Genoa and the Duke and
Duchess of -Aosta, 2 representing the
italian royal family: the Duke and
Duchess Of Vendome and the Duke Of
Montpensier, representing the Bour-
bon family, formerly ruling in France;
the Duke Of Oporto. uncle Of King
Manuel; Prince Carlo and Princess
Elizabeth; Prince and Princess Henry
xXXIII Of Reuss; Princess FREDERICK
Of Hohenzcllern; the Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess Of Baden; several
members of the royal Wurttemburg
family and Of the Portuguese royal
house.
In the formal publication of the
banns, which was made on Sunday in
conformity with the papal dispense
ton, ex-King Manuel was given all his
titles. including that Of majesty.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
-FOUR ARE KILLED IN
AUTOMOBILE RACES
EFFORT TO PREVENT STRIKING
A NEGRO BOY CAUSES THE
DISASTER.
60 MILES AN HOUR
Five Thousand Spectators at State
Fair Grounds See Appalling
Wreck Of the
Cars.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 2.-Death
claimed a heavy toll in the Labor day
automobile speed races at the state
fair grounds when four of the six
high powered machines entered in the
25-mile free-for-all event were wrecked
and twisted into a mass of steel on the
far side of the mile track, opposite
the big grand stand, holding 5000 peo-
pie.
Four of the racers were killed, two
received minor injuries, while four es-
capped without injury. Two of the
cars with their drivers and mechani-
clans flashed through the tangled
wreckage at speed Of GO miles an
hour, escaping injury.
List of the Killed and Injured.
The dead: John w. Sheriff., driver
of Buick car No. 8; Thomas P. Bridges,
mechanician of Buick car No. 8; Will
liam Sherrod, driver of Stutz car No.
8. "Gooch" Brown, mechanician of
Stutz car No. s.
The injured: Clyde Donovan, driver
and sole occupant of Studebaker "The
Whiskbroom," No. 10, slight bruises.
Edward Polk, driver of Mercer car No.
Q, slightly bruised. All of the vie
Tins are residents of Nashville.
Mercer car No. S, Jake Lower, driv.
er, Ted Sheppard, mechanician, and
Apperson No. 8, T. L. Evans, driver,
Frank Bell. mechanician, escaped un.
harmed, although they were rushed
through the wreckage at full speed.
How Mlx-up Occurred.
The six cars were speeding around
the circular track at terrific speed
with the Studebaker "Whiskbroom'
carrying the Inflated No. 10, about 200
yards in the lead of Mercer No. 2.
On the fifth lap, Clyde Donovan,
driving the "Whiskbroom," feeling his
right front wheel give way, after
swerving to avoid striking negro
boy, turne- into the outside fence to
avoid blocking the track. The wreck
Of the fence fell back onto the track,
in the path of the succeeding cars.
Mercer No. 2 flashed by in an instant
The Slut. running third. drove into
the wreck; sc and turned somersault
throwing both its drivers clear. The
Buick followed and struck with 9
terrible crash. turning over several
times.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
Lind Escapes tho Raiders.

Vera Crns. Sept. 4.-John Lind and
Rear Admiral Fletcher returned from
Vista Hermosa plantation, where they
went recently or the invitation of q
Minnesota friend, R. H. Emery. The
trip afforded no more thrills than the
knowledge Of raid on property few
miles from the plantation, In which
bandits killed the man in charge, ap-
propriating 1000 pesos and the sight
Of the body Of an executed rebel on
the porch of Q building alongside the
railway.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
New Steel Company Forming.

New Steel Company Forming.
Mobile, Ala, Sept. Occupied with
the announcement here that Chicago
and Denver capitalists had perfected
plans for launching 330,000,000 steel
corporation to be known as the
Southern Steel company, was the
statement that iron ore for the com.
pany's plants will be imported from
Cuba. It was also stated that the
promoters of the company had &C.
quired 5000 acres of land on Mobile
river, on which it was proposed to
erect $5,00O,O00 steel plant. C. ".
Mead, Of Denver, it is said, will be
president Of the new company.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06

Former Congressman Shoots Sheriff.
Boise, Idaho, Sept. deputy sher
IL Harry Champlin was shot, but not
MORALLY wounded, by former Con.
gresham Edgar Wilson. Eyewitness.
es believe that Wilson intended to
take his own life. Wilson had Just
been placed under arrest on a charge
Of iaebriety. The bullet took off two
of Champlin's fingers and then struck
him in the head. His hand DETECTED
the bullet and prevented a mortal
wound.
Wilson represented Idaho at Wash.
ington from 1895 to 1898.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
peuot Robbers Are sentenced,

Depot Robbers Arc Sentenced.
Winona, Mimi, Sept. 4.-Within q
week after they robbed the Great
Western depot at st. Charles Of q
$1,000 express package, F. G. Ball, ct
Joseph, Mo-, and w. G. McGinnis,
Rochester, N. Y, will be serving time
The men entered the station last Fri
day, stole the money. planted the
larger portion of it, and wore captured
near Dover. The money was subse
quently recovered, after the prisoners
confession. Judge Snow sentenced
them to indeterminate sentences u
the st. Cloud retormatory.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
GIRL is SHOT IN STRIKE RIOT
Deputies Who Participated In CaIu-
met Battle Are Denounced 40
Murderers.

Calumet, Mich, Sept. 2.-Margaret
Fazekas, IL years old, was shot in
battle between copper mine strikers
and deputies at the North Kearsarge
mine and is not expected to live.
None Of the 10 deputies who partici.
pated in the strike has been arrested.
The shooting was denounced as
murder at a Labor day mass meeting
held at Hancock, at which President
Meyer and other officials of the
Western Federation of Miners spoke.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
Girl KIlIed In Car Wreck.

Aurora, ILL.,, Sept. miss Helena
Gardiner was killed and David L. Gar.
diner, her father, q wealthy real es.
tate dealer here. was badly injured
when the automobile In which they
we're riding overturned on q 16-foot
embankment near Elgin last night.
Mrs. Gardiner and three younger
daughters Dorothy, Moray and Mary,
were bruised, but it is believed were
net sexioasly injured. .-..
The party WAS returning from FL
gin when Ne Gardner turned to pass
aQQther eaE.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
THINKS HUERTA OUT OF RACE
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ARE
PLEASED WITH DEVELOP.
MENTs.
cabiegram From Vera Cruz to White
House Cheers Up the
Officials.

Washington, Sept. 4.-Administr~
ton officials declared that both Nelson
O'shaughnessy, charge of the Ameri-
can embassy at Mexico City and John
Land, President Wilson's personal en-
voy at Vera Cruz were in frequent
communication with officials of the
Huerta government concerning a new
basis for negotiations through which
1t was hoped to bring about peace
In Mexico.
A message from Mr.. O'Shaughnessy
reached President Wilson and while
Its contents were not disclosed, it was
said to be indicative of important de.
velopments in the next few days.
The new basis for the parleys, most
OF which are being carried on orally
contemplates certain questions as hav.
ing been definitely disposed of. The
Washington government considers
that it has made itself quite clear that
1t cannot under any circumstances rec.
ognize the Huerta government and
does not expect any further demands
along that line. ~, -. -
Thinks Huerta Out Of Il.
The administration, moreover,
though hoping for positive assurance
that Huerta will not be q candidate in
the approaching elections, is inclined
to accept on it's face value the asser.
lions of Frederick Gamboa, Mexican
minister of foreign affairs, in his two
notes to Mr.. Lind, that Huerta is in
eligible for reelection as meaning his
elimination from the presidential race.
Washington officials look upon this
point as the most important of their
proposals and think an amicable un.
derstanding on 1t will soon be reached.
With these fundamentals settled, it
is understood that further negotiations
by Messrs. O'Shaughnessy and Lind
would look to the establishment of an
effective armistice and the holding OF
fair and free election.
Huerta May Resign.
That General Huerta intends to QUIT
the presidency in favor of General
Geronimo Trevino and become a can.
didate at the October elections, was
the statement made by we'll known
Mexican close to the administration.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
Won Klein Case 10 Postponed,

Won Klein Case 10 Postponed.
Portland, Ore, Sept. AFTER liz.
tening to argument Of District Attor.
ney Evans and Deputy Mcguire, rep.
resenting the state, and Mr.. Hume,
for the defendant, Judge Morrow con.
tinued the trial Of the cases against
e. G. Won Klein until Oct. 81. The
disappearance Of Ethel Newcomb,
chief witness against Won Klein, was
the reason assigned by the states
attorneys for asking postponement.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
To Take Iona Trip In Launc,

To Take Long Trip In Launch.
White Earth, N. D., Sept 3.-Horacs
Tracey of Grinneu and his nephew are
building q launch on the Missouri in
which they intend to make trip this
winter to New Orleans. They will
start soon as they want to get well
down the river before cold weather.
After reaching New Orleans they in.
tend to go to the Panama canal zone
and will return up the west coast
as far as Seattle or Vancouver.
The Irish standard., 1913-09-06
1,e71,311 Bales Les. Than 1912.

1,971,311 Bales Less Than 1912.
New Orleans, Sept. 2.-The COM
mercial cotton crop for the year end
ing Aug. 81, amounted to 14,167,114
bales, according to figures announced
by Secretary Hestor Of the New Or
leans cotton exchange. This total rep
resented decrease Of 1,971,311 bales
compared with last year, and an in.
crease of 2,047,020 bales over the year
before.