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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07

Enough work Ia In sisht 10 Insure
tho success ot tho company Ned.
ford Mail.rribune,
Lots of Nuts.
Il Is gratifying TO learn that a mum
Der Of our people are directing their
attention to nut culture, Roscoe
Green Is preparing twelve acres OF
choice river bottom ground to be
planted this fall to English ~alnuts
ot the franauette type. II has been
demonstrated beyond a question of
a doubt that English walnut culture
Ia success In Douglas county. and
the man that plants a lo.acre tract
to walnus nov is bound to derive q
handsome income from same In ton
or twelve years. Mr., Green informs
YOUR correspondent that he is nov
cSpcrimcutInk with the sabcr para.
son chcstnu, aud may plant ten acres
to chestnut trees neat season Rose
burg News.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07
frvaeh Winrs io iie Higher.
United Press Service

PARIS. Nov. I.-freneh wines, II
vas declared today. will cos, more
this winter than ever before becaus,
IN. sine crops IN the district Of Bur
gundy are ruined. according TO gov
crnment statistics published today.
owink TO too much rain. the grapes
have failed to ripen and millds~ has
set In. inIurinI not only the fruit.
but the vines also winssrosers
have been reduced to the extremity
OF asking financial relief from tho
government.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07
America Is Richest Of
the Worlds Nations

IN the unitpd sla,cs each u"uld 10
,ciNr ~ 800.
The aruvtl Income ct tho ""tw"''
p-oplc Is st,yu by itsnVrl,h as al
rroNlmat,B tio.uoo,ooo Appro,lr
matcb ts,ooo,Uuu 10 cSpcndcd an
nuaIN tor pubt, purposes
The Uyrman people, aa's llonrf
lyb. save about Que b,llIon dollars
annually. Nhi,h. together with the
nutumati, Increased value VI prop.
,rB. adds cInso to thTrc blliiun iol
lars q year to tho national ~saltb in
asgrrsatr ilgdsfich shoWs the
kai.rf that U,rmany ~ralth has
pra,,,alN doubled siurc be as,rnisd
tho throne
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07
Hay Moves once.

Arthur ID. Hay. attorney. has
moved his once from the willcts
building to quarters over the First
Trust aud Savings Bank.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07
n. Y. DEMOCRATS
TO RE0RGAN|zt
NEW ANri.rANNlANY OR.ANixA.
rio> II FAVORED BN YOUNGER
MEMBERS. AND FUNDS SOR ~.
NANCiNG ARE ASSURED
I nited Press ssrvies

49,
NEW YORK. Nov There are
stronS Indications OF q new orgAnifA-
ton TO represent New York demoe-
Taey as a result Of the defeat Of Tam.
many. A ae~ deal In tho party Is
certain.
one faction. headed by the younger
element OF the party. favors . new
opposed to Tammany
methods. IL is said that ther, are In
favor enough rich men to nnanee the
Organization.
Conservatives bslleye a complete
OF Tammany 10 sum
cisnt They think u Murphy 10 GUST
ed they can turn the orEaniration's .
powerful machinery toward reform.
Many want to even drop tho name
TammAny. County Democracy" 10
one OF the many titles suggested for
tho reorEanired machine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07
iir-sthc tr~cly! Clears stunci'tp.
inhamcd Nest and Head and s,op-
Csr,rrhal Di.shaTEr ,ur-- Dali
N-adasbe.
Try Ely, Cream balm ID

Get a small bottle ahy Nay. Just to
Try it-Appiy llitl' 10 tho Nustfils
aud Instantly your giuEgrd aoas and
stopped.up air passage u the head
viii open. you Nlll breathe freely.
duiln.ss and headache disappear By
morning. the catarrh. cold in head or
catarrhal sore throat wiil dlsappsr.
Eud such ris'Fy Ho~ Oct the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream balm
at any drug store This sNsst. fra.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07

BERLIN. Nov, T. Next to the
United states. Germany Is the wealth
lost nation In the world In iH agETr'
ratc uf wealth, GcrmAnyS national
wealth, according to " Kari Hcnet-
lch. director OF the pcutrh HANK.
Gcrmanys bisg.sI financial tnsti,u'
tlon. who has Just made report 10
the Kaiser. Is between ,tS,ooo.coo,-
oOo aud ,Is.ooo. .Ooc, 900.
That ot the unitrd states, accord.
ms to the last census Is Si:a.ooor
zoe .oou. England. .lSty-hNr billions
aud Francc sixty billions
second In national wealth. GCrmauy
however. ranks fourth in the pcr cap
ita wealth OF its population.
II all 0crmany wealth we're
equally distributed. each man. woman
and child would have about ii.ion.
In France each would have b.is',
where the per capita wealth Ia high
est In the world England and the
United States dispute which has the
greater per capita wealth
Tho English say thcy could dis'
tribute between ,i.s5o aud ti,lsh
in zach NAH woman md ,hLId. ahIla
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07

Thsre are funds In the county
treasury for the redemption Of osa-
ssal Fund warrants protested on and
prior % January .. 1911. Intssese
viii cease from date.
Dated sG klamath Falls. Ore. this
sth day of Novsnbes. 1919.
J. w. sIENnNs.
e-lot County Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07

one of tho largest aud mosI val
liable timber trees ~ the ,oauiry 10
the tulip tfsc. kuo~n L. iumbSrmsn
~ ,rlluw POPLAR n h. related to the
maguullas but h. the "ub tree "t
tta ktud iu tho Wurii
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07
Elks Home.

Tuesday afternoon the Elks cele-
brsted the beginning OF work on their
new club house on the corner Of Fifth
and Central. Over 100 people wit
Messed the performance. The struc-
ture Is TO cost $4,000. and will be
the finest building Of Its kind In SOU
thern Oregon. Al 8 o'clock the lodge
members marched In a body from
their lodge rooms TO the site, and
each Elk turned a shoveifuI OF dirt
Medford Sun.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07
lrrigsts Orchards.

A new firm just organized is the
Engineering and Construction Com
pany. composed Of Fred N. Cum
mings, former manager OF the Rogue
River Canal Company, and Alfred 8.
Tee. civil engineer. The firm will
specialize on irrigation systems for
orchards. and laying out orchards
for planting and irrigation. Both
members OF the firm stand high In
their profession. both are experienced
In orchard work and fll a long felt
want with their new enterprise.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-07

one ot tho principal bJ products
" tho national fnrrsts " Japan 10
furnished by mushrooms. abi,h have
Yielded tn Uar ,rsf revenue oi .
milton dollars
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
6rie6ntann.8nr..
ge e m gorf, %. MpriI.

Sn Dr. S. S. Srieomanns @ob-
nung in Seem Sort tpuroe @ontag
aben6 offt5ten angefiinoigt, oab Ser
8erliner Mr5t einen &ontraft unters
5ei9net bat, nod tpeldem eine ameri-
fanii9e, @eienfdaft oas aaeinige
&edt bat, in sS5nitit11ten, 6ie fi@ IN
alien @toaten Ser Union befinoen
lper6en, Snberfl1Iolefrarfe nit 6em
5riebmanni9en 5erum gu bebanoeln.
sSn 6en &o1traft ioa cine &lal1fel
entbalten fem, tpelde in allen Mnital-
ten ser @eienidaft 6ie freie 8eban6-
lung bon Mr1nen obligatorif6 ma4t.
gi115elbeiten 6es &ontraftes ml1r6en
ni9t befonnt gegeben. Sc betbt, baB
Neilmaufee eines Ser sssnitit,.te Der @e-
ieni9aft erbalten ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
armpps &ertbeibisnns.
g erIin, 20. Mpri,

Ser @orfibenoe oes Direftoriun,s
ser 8rl1pp- -Gabrifen in @fien, Serr
Sugenberg, pertbeioigt Sic 6irma ge-
gen sic Mngriffe, oie felt Ben ienfa-
tionellen 8efduloigungen oes fo3ial-
6enotratiiden Mbgeoroneten Dr.
2iebfnedt im &ei@stag pielfa@ fort-
geiebt tpor6en iirt6. &err &ugenberg
betont, 6ab ale feline 8ertdte iiber
inIan6ifde 8etpaffnungsfrogen ioge'
nanrte @ebeimberidte feien. Sbr
Snbat lei b0dit ltnerbeblid nnb be-
treffe MIR fleine @eidafte. Die @e,
i6dfte Der 6irma @rltpp nit Ser
Seeresbermaltl,ng miiroen, a1gernein
fa1id eingeiddtt. Die 5abrifen ieie11
fir ote &eerespernaltung bic &or1-
itrnftio11s- l116 Brobier 8erfitdtte
1no Der 8iidbalt I'M SOL elmer Weo-
bilma6ung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
Meire @rDne.

5ier bat am Sonrtag Dor abt Sa'
gen Beter BON &ebber na6 langerer
@ranfbeit, sic er ergeben in @ottes
fl. ggiGen ertrug unb 5ur Sorberet=
tung auf einen guten 500 beitens be-
n1bte, 6os 3eitli@e geiegnet. Ser
ger5torbene muroe Dor IS Sabren
Bel @lepe in Deuti9lanb geboren,
fam Dor pielen Sabren in bieies 9at1o
1no lieB ii6 III Meire @rope nieoer,
mo er an ser 5eite ieiner @aHin,
ote linn crit Dor Monaten IN Die
Gtpigfeit poranging> ein gludl16es
gbeleben fubrte. ,5eineS itets frentro=
liden 8eIe11s balber tpar er ger11e
qeieben, 11no auertparts, 100 man nm
feline por5igltden Manneseigen1bat-
ten tpnBte, lta1b er IN bober gldtn11s.
@ein sos miro BON ieinem Sobne
gilbelm ,betrauert, ser i'm am Wtttt-
tpod an Der 5eite Ser Wfl1tter anf oem
bie1igen @ottesader beer6igen lieB,
na6bem bonn bobtp. p. Martin, ..
g. s., ein &equie1n fir bie Seelen-
rube 6es Dabingeibie6enen gebalten
tpor6en tpar. Moge Ser 8erHorbene
rubin in sSrie6en!
3udpille.
Mn0reas 8eismann bat bie Mrbeit
an Ser neuen &eitoen5, bic er ietner
syan1ilie erridten ldBt, in Mngriff
nebmen lollen. Die ginri6tnng oes
g9ebaubes miro alien beutigen Gr-
for6erniIlen erttiprebens ltnb Die NIT
oem gau perbu11oenen Soften fipb alaf
$4,000 angefebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
Sritr I bis 8,
Womte1tegro iebt
i'd CUR &ebr.
Aaes 1T fir einen angriff bon feiten
Oefterreids borbereitet. - Gut.
ideibmns nabt. - @ammnng @fm.
taris. - Oeferrei4 nub 9emti4-
lamb einig.
2on6on, n, 20. MpriI.


Ser @bronicle tpeiB in 2on6on a.,
beridten,. baB Ser montenegrinii9e
&ro1prin5 9anilo nit feiner Armee
nad goroen maridiert, I'M einen ct.
maigcn Mngriff auf @ettinie BON fei.
ten Seiterreids 5u betdmpfen. Mqe
@nboben entlang Der gifenbabn 3ui.
i9en @ettinie nno Gattaro tperben
NIT idmeren @eidiiben beiebt uno
itarfe montenegrinifde Sr1ppenfor.
per, Die bon ierbiiden Srmppen TN.
terltiibt 1peroen, beieben sic Mnboben.
Ser 0atlp Meail miro aus Trieit ge-
meloet, oaS $4,000 Mann oiterrei9i-
i6er Sruppen in Ser 9eabe Der @ren-
&c Montenegros fon5entriert iin6.
9lus @ra3 tpir6 oemielben 8latt ge-
neloet, oaB 6ie ofterreidtfde @egie-
rl1ng angefiinoigt babe, am Dienitag
ieinen 5elo5ug 5u beginnen, Ser fi6
nidt allein gegen Montenegro ridten
ion. Sruppen iol1en in 9ransport-
idtffen nod DEM Siben Mlbaniens
gebra6t tperoen, mno in5tpiiden tper.
ben Sransport3iige nit S9iiBen aus
Sen oiterreidiiden Mlpen nad Dem
5iioen geididt. Die Dailp MaiI er-
fabrt ferner aus 8elgra6, 6aB 6ie Be-
itin1mungen 6es 8aIfanbun6es bie
eitr5el1ee,1 @ddte perpflidten, fid ge-
genleitig bei5uiteben, ielbit menn Der
Nngriff Selterreids bon 6en @roB.
1nd9ten ianfttontert >per6en loIte.
Ser @ertreter Ser 111ontenegrtnt-
f6en &egierung in 2onoon erbtelt am
Montag @eiiung formen gegen oie
6or6erung Ser e11ropaiiden Md@te,
oaB Sic Montenegriner fofort 5f,1tari
raunen iol1en, 5u proteitieren, tpeil
oies cine ungere6te nn6 gral1fmme
Goroerung iei. Sic @roBmddte bat-
ten @ontenegro mitgetbeilt, 6aB Der
Gon @futoris an ibrem grtidluB
nidts dn6ere, oaB Sfutari aIbanien
5ufalen 1niiiie. Ser @iener 8eridt-
eritatter bes 2o,16oner 9ailp Mail
meloet, 6aB nod elmer @ihung bes
oferrei9iiden &abinetts, in Der e1rt-
idei6e11be Gntidfii}ie gefaBt tuoroen
iein ioIlen, @aiier 9ran5 Sofef aus
gerl1fen babe, er babe iein @uBerites
getban, sen 6rieoen 5u erbalten, GU
ropa babe i'm ober 5um &rieg getrie-
BEN. Sn einem iniptrierten slrtifel
aus Berlin 6ementiert Die @0Intide
3eitung an1 Montag oie in al1Slanoi=
i6en 3eitltngen abge6rudte Na4rt4t,
1euti9latrb itebe nt6t beoingungslos
birter Seiterreid= d=1ngarn IN Sa4en
SEQ 3ufunft Sfutaris. Das 8latt
ne1rnt sic aus 8aris itan1men6e Mel-
ou1tg, oaB Dertidlano iid gegen bie
getpaltiame 8ertreibung Der Monte'
negriner aus Sfutart erflart babe,
fir cine refine grfin6ung unb fett
bin5u, oaB Oeiterrei@s Saltung BON
Deutidlano poQitan6ig gebiaigte
uer0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
Erfer 1l1eil.
1tmter &apfeS
Mm9e,t. .
ssaplt srift pom Jeniter bic anerifas
nil@en Silser. Ser Gmpfang
Ser &ilger i'm ssamen oes &apites.
81 0 M, %. Sip,

Die Gbatlahe, oaB Der Bruoe g
aSapltes. slngelo 5arto, aus Dem sse S.
titan abgereiit lit, gilt als geltat1-'
quna fir sic anboltenoe Bellernng
int s8efinoen oes Hontifer. Der Baplt
oltrfte audi nit grlanbniB 1e1ner
aer5te am 5eniter ieines S@laf3tm-
,uers iteben l1no anleben, mie Die ane-
rifani5den asilger iiber oen Neters-
plat 5oget l1no our6 oos Sroll5e-
thor bes @atifau lid 5lt benz pap'tlt<
d1en gtaatslefretar aaroinal gterrp
sci Sal 5l.n1 gntpfang begaben. S1e
gilaer unter 6iibrltng oes gtl@ofs
ssoiepb @dren1bs bon Soleoo tpltroen
sem @aroi11ul=St =Staatsiefretar our9
oen Reftor oes an1erifanil6en cent
mars in Mon,, Migr. Sbomas s. Sent
neop, inn @er5ogsiaal porgeltent. Ser
Raroinol NOR BON groBem @efolge
@,,maeben uno befano ii@ in Begle1@
tuna oes lteapertretenoen 5taatsletre'
TORS asiar ganalt. gr empfing Die
s(merifaner I'M geanen oes Eap1tes.
8iidof 5drembs batte eine @nlprade
in fra,e3olilder uno engliider @pra@e
1ieoergeidrieben, I'M tie Dem Eaplt,
ser nidt engliih perItebt, por5utra-
nen 911 Deu 4aroinal WerrD Del
Sal iprad 8iiboi S@rembs jeoo@
englii6, 1tno Ser aaroinal a11ttporte<
te in Ser gleiben Sprade, er let bonn
Bop1t beauftrogt nor6en, ben Etl'
qern fiir ibren geiud IN Hom at
oanfe11. gr begreife gar tpobl oere1r
gr1ttquId11ng, nod Ser langen &eiie
nit al ibren gei6perli6teiten, oe1t
Gaplt nidt ieben 5u fonnen> oa otes
ser Sonpt5tped oes Eilger5nges getpe'
len lei; oieie gntbebrung aber ote11e
nur oa5u, ibr ger6ienif 5n erboben.
ooraltf ertbeilte ser &aroinal allen
Tilqern uno ibren 6autilien ben
opoltoliiden gegen. gr iegnete aud
sic reliei0len @egenltanoe, Die ote
giIqer nitbrodten. 9ie Hilger iiber.
reidten ei1ren Neterspfennig, Der it6
auf beinabe $1,000 belief. Gin Sbetl
ser Mnlprade oes Eoleooer-8ii6ofs
bonDeIte Don Der 5anpt Der
Stride in Mou1 nod ben1 Stnr5 Der
tpeltltdben wfa6t e1ttitanoenen inner,
trdqliben Gage. aar6inal Merrp Del
gal fiibrte sic slnbertung Biibots
shrenbs' ueiter aus nnb gab ibr
geodorud nit oem 8emerfen, oas
eapittbun1 Tonne nidt nationalt1trt
tper6en un6 6aber n1iiile Die &nrle Die
elusiib1tng ibrer eigenen geiitli@e1l
sbdtiqfeit lpabren un6 ponig 6retbett
qenieBen, tpabrer6 iie iebt anf ben
tpan6elbaren geidlub Ser &egtern1g
zines ein8elnen 2onbes angepteien let.
0ann plal1oerte &aroinal Werrp Del
Sal nit 8ildof @6rembs uno Wdgr.
@enne0p nno iagte, ser &apit befinoe
lid) 10 piel beiier, 6aB er tim, oem
5toatslefretar eine 1eberra1hnne
bereitet babe: ser Eapft babe, als Der
@aroinaI BEL ibm eingetreten lei, an
}einem Bl1lt gelelien nno on bo@11
tpidtigen Dingen gearbeitet, bie ietre
9lufmerfIan1feit erforberten nno NIT
oeren gorbereitnngen 5u perionltber
Bebanolung ct porber ieinen Hrtpat=
iefretar Mlgr. 8rennan beanftragt
batte.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-09-11
OF HUERTA T0U.s.
FORMER AMBASSADOR INcLAN
TO REOPEN NEGOTIATIONS.
Wilson and Bryan Confident Favor
able Developments Are Near
Huerta Out Of Race.

Vera Cruz. Mexico.-On an erraRl
almost identical with that of John
Lind to Mexico, Manuel de Zamacona
E. Inclan, former ambassador al
Washington. sailed from here and
will proceed Immediately to the Amer.
lean capital. 1t is understood that
Senior de Inelan will take up the dip
lomatic end of the case at Washing
ton for Gen. Huerta.
What proposals he has been in
structed to place before President
Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan
are not known generally, but it is be;
lieved he will urge the necessity of
more cordial cooperation between
the two governments. 1t is asserted
that President Wilson will be assured
of the good faith of Gen. Huerta in
r%efraining from becoming a candi-
date for the presidency in the election
in October.
Washington, d. C.-President Will
son and Secretary Bryan have
adopted the attitude that the elimina-
ton of Victoriano Huerta from the
presidential race in Mexico is assured,
and that an effort on the part OF
Huerta to circumVent the constitution
by resigning in advance of the cleo
tons in favor of another provisional
president would be regarded by the
United States as a breach of faith be-
fore the world.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-09-11
schneider's Aids Are Named.

Jefferson City.-Gov. Major has an
nounced the appointment of Benja-
min M. Neal of Greenfield and Charles
=. Goodman of Lamar as associate
immigration commissioners. He re-
Gently appointed as chief immigration
commissioner John J. Schneider Of
Springfield. The appointment of the
three members of the commission is
for a term of four years from August
16. The headquarters of the commits
sion will be at Springfield. The last
legislature appropriated $4,000 to
carry OIL the work and pay the sal
aries of the members Of the commits
sion and its clerks for the years 1913
and 1914. The salary of the chief
commissioner is $4,000 a year. The
associate commissioners receive SIS a
day when actually employed. The
governor appointed c. c. Davidson of
Springfield as clerk at $500 a year
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-09-11
| DEAD, 2HURT IN
FAMILY QUARREL
MISSOURI FARMER SHOT BY
NIEcE's HUSBAND AFTER AN
ATTACK WITH KNIFE.
SLAYER HELD WITHOUT BAIL
William Tavern ls Accused Of Shoot.
Ing J. Richard WATSON, After Lat
ter Had Dropped Gun and At
tackled Kin With a Knife.

Sedalia.-As . result of a family
quarrel, ]. Richard WATSON, aged IS,
a well-known Pettis county farmer,
was shot and killed by William Tav-
ener, husband of Wasson's niece. The
shooting took place at the WATSON
home, 10 miles north of Sedalia.
Tavener, accompanied by Frank
Swope, a brother of Mrs. Tavener,
went to Wasson's home to remove his
household goods. They were met in
the barnyard by WATSON, who, armed
with a shotgun and a butcher knife,
threatened to kill them if they entered
the house.
During a parley the shotgun was
taken from WATSON, who attacked
both men with the knife. Tavener
vas slashed across the abdomen in
two places and Swope was wounded
In two places.
Believing his brother-in-law's life
vas in danger, Tavener picked the
gun off'the ground and shot WATSON,
the load OF shot tearing off the whole
left side OF his face. Tavener and
Swope were placed in jail without
bail.
The families Of WATSON and Swope
are prominent in the county and the
killing has created much excitement
in their respective neighborhoods.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-09-11
St. Francis Levee Project Adopted.

CaruthersYille.-The ST. Francis
leyee district was reorganized at the
meeting here OF the landowners OF the
district, composed of Dunklin, New
Madrid and 1Pemiscot counties. The
board OF supervisors vas elected as
follows: John Cunningham. Caruth-
ersvhle, president: Alphonse Welisle,
Portageville, vice president; Matt
Ccnran, New Madrid, and Charles lis
tadt and d. C. Randolph, Caruthers-
vile, members of the board, and 3. P.
Reynolds, Charlottesville, secretary
and engineer.
The meeting was addressed by
John A. Fox, a member of the nation
al irrigation cornnitsee, and john II.
Nolan, state commissioner of land
reclamation.
The purpose Of the reorganization
is to reconstruct the st. Francis levee
at various points between New Mad
rid and the Arkansas line and to
strengthen the parts weakened. The
eNenu will be derived from local
taxation with a small benefit S
ment rate per acre.
1t is estimated that with this i'm
provement all development in south
east Missouri in retaining wet lands
will be increased with redoubled ener-
gy as the levee protection is the basis
for all drainage and land improve
ment.
The mass meeting was we'll attend
ed, landowners coming from over the
three counties to hear the lecture and
to vote on the reorganization. Steps
to carry out the plan were begun at
the board meeting, and it is now pro-
posed to spend 100000 in building
the st. Francis levee beyond the dan
ger line of any overflow that may
come in the future.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-09-11
TOXIC MOB RISES
AGAINST MINISTRY
VAST CROWD STONES FOREIGN
OFFICE DEMANDING VEN
eEANcE ON CHINA.
INFLAMED BY FOUL MURDER
Killing Of Diplomat stirs Cutlery Over
Policy Abroad-Attacks Govern
ment for Treatment Of Cali
fornia Dispute.

Tokio.-The assassination Of Morti
arc Abe, director of the political bn,
reau of the Japanese foreign office,
has inflamed the masses, and a dra,
matte chapter in the history of the
new Japan was written.
Fifteen thousand persons gathered
In mass meeting in Hibiya park, call.
ing for military action against China,
A majority of these marched to the
foreign office and clamored for adE:s,
sion. They demanded the dispatch
of troops TO China, to take such meas
ures as were necessary to obtain sat.
~isfaction for the killing of Japanese,
at Marking, or failing this, the resig.
nation of the minister of foreign af.
fairs, Baron Nobuaki Maxine.
The speakers denounced the empti.
ness of Japanese diplomacy in con
nection with California and China,
and insisted that the insult to the
Japanese flag at Marking should be
wiped out. The manifestation was
clearly an explosion of popular re-
sentiment against the ministry in its
treatment of the California and Chi
nese questions.
Profiting by the lesson of the riots
which followed the conclusion of
peace between Russia mad Japan, the
government reduced the risk of VIC
lence by refusing to allow a sing .
soldier or policeman at the scene.
The E~1anifestants, many of whom
were students, were orderly during
the early part of the proceedings. A
score of agitators, including a gir:,
decried Japanese diplomacy, and de-
clared that it had never contributed
10 the upbuilding OF the empire, and
had always ended in failure. They
declared incidents in China were I'm
bearable.
Suddenly the cry to march on the
foreign office was raised, and there
was a general stampede, many per-
sons barely escaping being crushed.
The crowds surged through the
streets, headed by the ge~sticulating
leaders, and reached the foreign Of
fee, to find that the high iron gates
were locked.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-09-11
TO QUIT, REPORT
EXECUTIVE PICKS TREVlNo FOR
SUCCESSOR.
o'Shaughnessy and Lind Are in Ere.
quent Communicate on With the
Mexican Government.

City of MeXico.-That General
Huerta intends to quit the presidency
in favor of Gen. Trevino and become
a candidate at the October elections
is the statement made by a we'll
known Mexican cTu5e to the admins.
tration. Gen. Trevino Is making his
way to the capital, and little effort
has been made to disguise the fact
that he has been officially summoned.
There are persistent rumors of i'm
pending changes in the cabinet, and
it is said that Gen. Trevino is to
be made minister ot foreign relations
in order legally TO succeed to ne
presidency. He was reported to be
at Tampico Tuesday, and is expected
to reach the City ofMexico.
The American exodus appears to be
practically at an end. Only a small
percentage of the American residents
of the capital left.
Washington, D. C.-Administra-
ton offici0ls declared that both Nell
son ShaughneSsy, charge d'affaires
of the American embassy at the City
OF Mexico, and Johr Lind, President
Wilson's personal envoy at Vera Cruz,
were in frequent communication with
officials of the Huerta government
concerning a new basis for negotia-
tons through which it was hoped to
bring about peace in Mexico.
4 message from Mr.. O'ShAughnessy
reached President Wilson, and, while
its contents were not disclosed, it
was said to be indicative of import
ant Developments in the next few
days.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-09-11
Potato Crop to Be Large:

st. Louis-Chicago crop experts to
the contrary Notwithstanding, st.
Louis potato dealers say that the crop
this year is to be as large as ever
and that there are no indications of
an advance in price. On the exchange
Wisconsin and eastern potatoes sold
for from 95 cents to 81 wholesale,
which should make the retail price
from $1.15 to $1.20. This is no adj
vance over the prices of last year at
this time, and a decided reduction
from those of 1911, when in Septem-
Der potatoes wholesaled for $1.70 a
bushel and steadily advanced until
Christmas.