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Mrs Eiliir Watts. as well "" her husband. lnih "f wln,m iivr.l in Nmn~. wr.' .D Mexico, s'ity du"'n;; ii.. fight inc in n letter |" Mrs. Darling. Mrs. W ..s gives II mast :r'p' i.' ',' srr,I.- tnn, "f the msnrr.hc.s . '.u wh'.. iir following ar,. rxtr;uts: ". was aw"k
 mel sariy Sunday m"rr.n.. F"irn
 .Ev .. by q Ir1'nl j: u' is" whth n ,us'.sI Iik" tIr exlt ,u-. from t ras'i uae engine and Tar T nrnm n: 1 intaE
 it.ai was In Nome :'e'iu "ni mining sn tL, imnch. ,lnz | oH :rs;iin ai Il .r. ,rntiy tl,e maid rushed Into tho r",,:., tO tell us tlai thc r..is.ls were in town an,i that a haiii" mIs I"in:: fought in i'r sir'ris ", only i..Hh- -d nt lu for l.-ine s' .x'it q hhh begar T., :; ink alp,nt lr,rani..s; when "boa,n,'' ..,unsich th" ,anIrii,s "y'i our hn,is followed t.y ,bc I".Iurb;; "T ih" rapid filing guns whirI, I''": hiz"'l
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COETHALS IS
 MADE DOCTOR
Special Nugget Service.

PIIIT.AbELTrllAA. Jnnr Ia.-Thc university "f p.hhSylvania has con . ferr"d the drgr'" "f doctor of laws on the Panama canal Tho decision to 1o s" has mot with tho approval of every member of tho governing i""ly of the university as well as "f tho public generally. Gocthnls is now mnn who Is probably ono "f thc most famous of Americans internationally owing to having accomplished that in which the great engineers of Europe failed.
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LE cLERco FILES
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Charlcs '.c ''tr,r iiisl suit for di- v"rcc '"iay against his wife. Grace F. I.e clrrci (" whom hc WAS married In Mum" tmi"hcr C. i9O1. In tho com. r'a'nt he states that she deserted him on Jun" v. 1911. There nre two chil- drcn of the marriage. ono of whom Is four years "f oE" and tho other three. O. D. Cochran is attorney for the plaintiff
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of il,c recent past.

of ilm recent past.
 l lie d''n'm'Im.d ihc present. rnrilnl, of the wpmcn's orsn nIzatlpns as iini- ary pure and simple hut he isriarrs tim I"h"f that tin wOm"n nf ilr | country ns Il whole are n"I involved iu tl" .iissraccful run,lrct which bns l ,nnrkri im campaign hith"rtn A." f in answer to tlir anu,,unt,.-
 m"ni nf inc chancellor of tho rxrIr- utrr th sniTra,;ottrs today burned
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affairs which arc well calculated to give him m Insight int" thr nettlx
 uf new territories
 |. The cXtursi0n npw promises to de-
 N"i"tr ini" something greater by far
 li k assuming such importance now ibat it is regarded as something more in tlp nature of a commission than a mere excursion and tin. reports from it ar. certain to receive much com si,I'raiinn here In the capital.
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Special Nugget Service.

wASiiiNGT,IN June i9 i'rrsidrnt Wilson has appointed Seth Mann ns his prrm,n,I representative |" acsonI- . I,any tii. rxrursi"n which wili iraN'' S"nitis and make a tuiir "f Alaska next month. Mir. Mann is from Ss'n Francis and wilt Ir"pai.' at "n'r' fn jpin the rSrursi'nis's. tnring 'h" trip he will take a careful survey "f tln. conditions and will probably i"' asked iu meet nniuy Niiskans |" ol,- tait, their views ,,n various suhj."ts
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Special Nuesst ssrvics.

WAASiilNf;TON. June i? \ joker which if il had lnsm,nc a law would have. nuilifirtl iitp effect "f Inc trr;,',t;e- Iprnts fer sugar. Tine t.k"r was @' arranged that it would have. mean, ilr' placing of u tax of tw" cents n I"'iin.i sin,ii.sl completely tIp. three year pro-
 vi,ion which had been meant l'y iln' traUrrs of tln. biii. Tine s.fair fu,u-
 (" ,-'itinitt'r. have now srrrrcicd tho matter aud i,av, eliminated im poker  so that tir iiii r,3,,iS as u was in-
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ln..n imlsissn,lnr t"ily L., ask his gov inin.nt |" i" represented at the Panama exposition in san FraTIs'o. ..r'nt i".wrrs whIth hs n"t taken an mi'i"st "r II part h. 'h' tig fair II
 L.. nrnts that cnul.t come from Txhih-
 Il in:: sn many iim'.i in ,li" same c"un try hat the faiiurc If thc EaiS..r's gov .
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THOMPSON IS BOUND OVER.

Charles Thompson was hound Ovel to ihr grand jury this afternoon or tho rhargc of assault with n danger oms weapon In tho sum of ss60. Hs wns drought up in tho morning hut the case was postponed until the after noon.
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND TO STRIKE
 In WEST VIRGINIA MINES

tho state is confronted with g state serious than ihc trouble which caused such loss of life and inImry duri"r the strike some months ago.
 It Is stated inht tho coming of tho congressional committee is rcynrdcd by tho men ns of i,cing na earthly ad-
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WASIIISGThN. Jnn" Ia. Chief Jtatirc Whiic uf il" supreme court has granted G.tnprs. Mitchell and Morrison nn appeal |" il" supr"in" ""nri from il" s"n,.i.r imposed "n tlrm.
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JUDGE BROWN
 | IS CONFIRMED
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. June ta.--Frcd NJ. l'rown. who was appointed judge of tho third tmdicial district of Alaska. hns hecn confirmed ny the senatc. This was expected ns hc hni strong support an,l, no opposition to speak "f. rp to tho present every arpoint- mcnt made for Alaskn hy ihe demo- cratic administration has l.ecn ron ilrmcd without question by the senate.
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ASdi'r. t:nrL,iri .ium 10 \ nHl' suffr.,g,tt" cmuiai"d tIhr art of Miss Davidson t"l,y by throwing hlmsclf iu front "f n lnrs. whil" the animal was racing in itm Ascot .up race The horse i.'l,dig'd to AurnSi IGlTnnnt and is nam'sl rra"y. The nn,L' suffrns- rti" waS killed.
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vantage io them and tho trouble which hns been brewing for some time is now ahont to hc ict loose.
 The announcement that the strike is going |" take place was only made after tho departure "f the investIgat- ing cominittc which has gone to Washington fn continue its enquiries.
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FORMER MAYOR
 DROPPED DEAD
Special Nussst ssrvses.

Special Nuosst ossvlee.
 NEW wEsTMINisvER June is- John A IHc. wh" has been three times mayor f this city. dropped dead of heart ''ls"as" t.slay whil, hc was driv- Ing in hIs automobile When hs started "mt f"r thr .lrlvc he a-rmed to hr feeling as well n ever hut his death came without the slightest warning.
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crnmrnt to take part Is aas'gn"d 'i some quarters to n political cause aris ing from tho dissn tisfartion "f Ger mans iu cunnccti"u with Pannma canal tolls
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Hold your Furs for Louis Levy, representing Joseph uliman, es New vsrk. VIII arrive in Nome In . fs~ days. M.
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as th" gasoline ..nl:irm dream "f tir sTiriy morning
 After going on (" irii "f i'" crs s,'Ipn of the firing and iis r.t-"Ir fn'p,r'mcnt next day Mrs. W,ttS .G,yS.
 "Th" mSi d,y. Ttnr,iiy W. ser. r,.'i si'fr in any I.iri "f ti" ,"l s" MauSrr bullets Tell in ilm ,,,ti"n ai inIr feet and Sir.iv sli"is i.ri;' "il windows chasing ir' from "u'. Is,rt "i tir court t" an.,iinr M alnuI !t s a. n. n battery wa placed ,t the l"'a.I "f our street whrh W" r"t-i' sec fi.dn my li,ini: r,",.n window ani i.' furc V" knew ii W. were In tlr fr in;; lite. Tine r.d'raIs w"r. try n: |" i"ini,aid th.. ar~n'I fhr,nl;r ,hi, street. n was impossible [" stay in ihc h'.mse s', "" an went int" th" p,,n, where wr hud a r"nf"rrnrc. Wb,i.. w- were talkin. a shell sirnk tlr. h",is. ;,ni rni"iih. "n" "f the apartments
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Special Nugget Service.

CHARLESTON. Juno 1a. Fifteen 'h""sahh c''al miners will go out on strik" next week In tho New River dis'r"i ar"r'ling to the drcision ar. rived hy tle officials of tho union. Tho h'F'si'n was officially announced
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Fresh fruit and vegetables at th Royal Fruit Sters.. Free delivery.
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GO TO THE NORTH POLE eaksry fer the best brssd and passry. The only Coffee Heuss h town.
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Steamer Cerwin for Bluff, chinik Solowon and St. Michael. Thursday.
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8 ( W. Dill pieklss in bulk are the very best that can be put up. You can get them in any quantity t Thoruif lshmann's-
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ASKS GERMANY
 TO EXPOSITION

Special Nugget Service.
 WASiiiNGT' Jun" la.- Wiii'm Jennings Bryan appealed [" ihc Or
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JOKER IS DISCOVERED
 IN THE TARIFF BILL

, trnd,rl t,, rutl An effort is now b"ins mndr to
 l,.trn h,w the poker ht,sine inserted. ft is tlionrht in s"In quarters that IL k ,i,t,. to a rk.ver i,it uf work un tho I,art uf tilc ciWIni,s uf the hill.
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VALLEJO, June I?. Eleven people were killed this nfi' rirn,n when rhs'- tric ears c,ili'kd m ihr Siin trnnr rIsco, Napa and cilisi"rn line. Several others were. injured
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siii" ih" effects which it will have on mining and miners so ti,nt the meet will |" ahl" to decide intrliigrntly on th" matter. It is prnia,llc nlso that ih" mcnilmrs of the legislature who nr" her" will M at th" meeting and give their r'ms"ns for passing th4 bi.. SO thnt most interesting and inRtruc. tive gathering should take place.
 Eggs $t!00 at Prosssr's Harness Shop. Phone Black ..
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Headquarters for 6. ( w. goods ss Thoruf lshmann's grocery.
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TO GET THg MGWA

mat interests Alsskans you should supscribs for ,hs Daily Nngsse sa.es Der month delivered.
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AT rHE NEW EAGLE. hsmrieh eres.' "Apeiie" 0ssr sW dr,usht. also "ssiset" by the bottle es case
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Let the Nugget ds ysur ssney lsl printing.
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LA TER
Special Nugget Ssr~Iea.

WAStNNG1fiN Jnn. i9. Th VI. '"'p currency hill was '"tnI'l.'i',l an,i Inc uriginal reserve system slIvi.lin,; tIic country Into hft""u r'S'fv" districts with ih" Eovrrnincn: as iim central district or power. The hili ant imrixns nn emergency currency "r s.0o. .008. .000.
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COUNTRY RESERVES 600,000,000
FIRST WOMAN
 FOR COMMISSION
Special Nugget esrvies.

Special Nugget 9srvies. WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Mrs. |. i:"r,fcn Hartman. of New York, has
 been selected ax member of the i Industrial Commission and is the first
 of her sex to have received such un , honor. Slc Is Il w',n,in of large
 nlcmnS who has taken into her own
 hands th. ton,iu,i of her husiiitss md has displayed all ,h" ability which mum ninu" is supposed tu Ir,asesR. NOTICE. Received at 6sesis Store, 4 elegant | sample sets mink and fox. Will bA
 sold reasonable. Call now.
 "Ths Psopis's Papsr"-Noms NuSsst
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"Ths PeopIs's Papsr"-Noms NSssst
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-04-10
Former Ola Humphrey of Oakland a sks State Department
to Help Her Obtain $25OOOO Indemnity

Ola Humphrey of Oakland, known in
London Paris and Cairo as the Princess
Hassan, is soliciting the aid of the de-
partment OF state in her settlement
with her prince husband. the cousin of
the khedive of Egypt. She has asked
the aid,<of Secretary of State Bryan
and Senator George Perkins in obtain
ing a cash indemnity of $250,00o in
Exchange for her title.
Princess Hassan is now staying at a
New York hotel. Her mother, Mrs. NJ.
J. n. Humphrey. who is living in this
CITY, said yesterday that she expected
a visit from the princess shortly.
The separation Of her daughter from
the prince was brought about by the
Egyptians extreme jealousy of his
beautiful wife. says Mrs. Humphrey.
Prince Hassan is gentleman, she
adds, we'll educated, an Oxford gradu-
ate. but has many of the faults found
among Americans OF large income and
little to occupy their serious thought
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-04-10
BELGIUM FACES GREAT
CRISIS IN FIGHT FOR
VOTES FOR MANHOOD
Four Hundred Thousand to
Lay Down Tools Next
Monday Morning


BRUSSELS Belgium. April 9-The
first move for general strike to en-
force the grant of manhood suffrage
was made today by sending out of the
country many children of the 800, 900
or 100000 workers who will quit work
Monday, April IA. at the bidding of
the socialist party.
1t is expected that train service will
cease or be greatly impeded and wives
and daughters Of hundreds with the
little ones of their own families or
of neighbors are crossing the frontiers
on every train.
The strike has been decided on by
the socialists to make the government
give Belgium system of manhood
suffrage instead of the system of plural
voting
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-04-10
TROOPS WITH FIXED
BAYONETs D[F|ED BY
MOB--THRE[ WOUNDED
Striking Carmen Attempt to
Wreck Car on Bridge
Over Niagara

BUFFALO. n. Y, April a.-Troops
with fixed bayonets held no terror for
the striking carmen of the International
Railway company and their sympa-
thizers today and the riots were re-
newed.
Once this afternoon the troops used
their rifles. A woman and man We're
wounded and boy received a thrust
from a bayonet.
The most serious disorders occurred
near the international bridge Here
the Niagara streetcar lines pass under
an overhead railroad bridge. Rioters
carrying heavy tlmbers rushed upon.
the span as car was approaching and
tried to drop railroad tie upon it. It
missed the car. The rioters were pre-
pairing to drop more distractions when
troops ordered them to halt. They,
jeered the soldiers, who fired. wounding
two.
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depression from which he suffers.
The relapse is following the same
course as the original attack of infiu
tation of bronchial tubes and difficulty
in respiration, which has led to the
report in some cases that the pope is
afflicted with asthma. This, however,
is erroneous. The condition of albu-
minuria. which usually accompanies
Inflammation of the kidneys of greater
or lesser degree, but 1t is hoped that
this is of a transitory character.
Professor Marchiafava visited the
pope only twice today, morning and
evening. He expressed satisfaction at
the course the illness is taking. The
pope'ss sisters and niece spent much
time at the bedside. and when not there
were kept constantly informed by tele-
phone as to the pontiff's condition.
POPE EXPRESSES TERROR
The pope has expressed terror at re-
of inventing concerning his relapse. He
is being watched in turn by his valet
and his secretaries, Messrs. Bressan
and Pescini, and the chemist monk,
Prosdocimo, also Is in close attend
ance
effect of q thunderstorm of extraordi-
nary violence, the pope remarked that
his organism was so sensitive to at
mospheric changes that he had come
to be a kind of barometer and ther-
mometer.
1t was reported that Cardinal
Katschthaler. archbishop of Salzburg,
had postponed his departure. as he
wished to be In Rome in case of
eventualities, but this proved not to
be true, as he left here today for his
home. This is considered another evi-
dence that the pontiff really has Inn
proved, or. at least, that the danger is
not imminent.
RECALLS PREVIOUS SCENES
The aspect of the immense square in
front of st. Peters today recalled the
scenes during the illness of Pope Leo
XIII. but. instead of burning July
sun. as in 1908, there was a downpour
of rain
This did not prevent thousands of
pilgrims from gathering and gazing
with grave anxiety at the three win
dows of the room on the third floor
of the apostolic palace, where the pope
lies. or from directing sypmpathetic
gIances at the 4ittle house in the square
below, where the sisters Of the pope
occupy a modest apartment.
Professor Marchiafava, in state
ment to the Associated Press tonight.
expressed himself as highly indignant
Continued ON Pare 2. Columns
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-04-10
SPIRITS FAIL TO
SAVE MILLIONAIRE
Dead Despite Ghostly Ad-
vices That He Would Live
Until o5 Years Old

DENVER, April 9.--Alonzo Thomp
son. 81 years old. millionaire, spiritual
ist and war time auditor of Missouri.
who firmly believed ghostly advices
that he could not die before he was
s5 years old. died today
For six weeks his belief in his imag-
ined span of life supported him in
resisting pneumonia and an incidental
operation for the removal of a rib A
year ago his declaration that his
guides told him his wife and son
We're conspiring to obtain his fortune
led to Mrs. Thompson's divorce decree
The aged millionaire, although three
times married was planning to follow
his guides into fourth Matrimonial
venture.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-04-10

Angus Caldwell, on Receipt
of Mysterious Letter.
Drops From Sight
fsnecial DISPATCH to Tne Cam

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
REDWOOD CITY, April angus
Caldwell, member of a wealthy family
of Pittsburg and nephew of Mrs. James
Robinson, society matron of San Fran
cisco and San Mateo county, dropped
from sight last Saturday under mys-
terious circumstances, and efforts OF
the police and private detectives to To-
cate him have been discouragingly un-
successful The relatives fear foul
play.
Caldwell, who is about 81 years of
age, came to California from the east
about month ago and took atposition
with Herrick & Herrfck. firm OF ae-
countants with Offices in the Mer-
chants Exchange building. San Fran
cisco He has been staying at the
Redwood City home of Mrs. L. P. Alex
ander, a friend OF Mrs. Robinson.
Saturday afternoon Caldwell an
nounced his intention of spending the
weekend with his cousins, the Misses
Caldwell. in San Jose and said he
would return after business Monday
evening. Just before his departure a
special delivery letter was delivered at
the house, and Mrs. Alexander handed
it to him without noticing the post
mark She noticed, however. that
upon reading the contents of the mis-
sive Caldwell showed signs of great
emotion, his cheeks becoming CHASTITY
pale He made no comment to any
one and left for the railroad station.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-04-10

LOS ANGELES, April 9.-"My ardu-
Gus duties brought this upon me-, ex-
claimed AL G. Barnes, proprietor OF
circus, today, sued by Fred Barlow IN
the superior court for 100000 on the
charge of having alienated the affec-
tions of Mrs. Fred Barlow, wife of the
circus peanut man.
..No one but a real circus. man knows
what a circus man has to do,
Barnes exclaimed. You see, / run the
show. Each morning l have to make
the rounds. I have to go up to the
lady bouncers, slap them nicely on the
shoulder and tell them they are the
finest girls I ever knew.
Then the bareback girls think they
are the most beautiful creatures ever,
and / have to tell them SO and talk
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He has an, allowance of $4,000 a year
from the Egyptian government.
SALARY WAS $3.50 WEEK
As Ola Humphrey, the princess won
considerable fame on the stage and
it was while playing in London that
she met the prince. 1t is stated in her
appeal to the secretary OF state that
at the time of her retirement from
the stage to marry Hassan, she was
receiving minimum salary of $3.50 a
week
Being member of the royal fam
lily, however. was not all skittles and
beer and the royal couple quarreled
the young American woman return
ing to New York. il a settlement is
reached, the princess most likely will
make her home here with her mother
and brother, who has been connected
with stock companies about the bay
cities
Miss Humphrey. or Princess Hassan.
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s CONDITION
AVE RS PHYSICIAN,
NO LONGER GRAVE
While No Immediate Dan
ger Threatens, Anxiety
Continues on Account
of Weakness
TEMPERATURE is
SLIGHTLY HIGHER
Sisters and Niece Visit Pom
tiff; Scenes in Square Re
call Illness Of Leo XIII

ROME. April "a official reports
regarding the condition of Pope Plus x
agree that his condition Is not grave,
and that there is nosimmediate danger.
Anxiety continues. however, on account
of the weakness of the pontiff and
the action of his heart. which is in need
of constant stimulation.
The attending physicians found that.
the condition of the pope had improved
during the night and this improve
ment was maintained throughout the
day, although his temperature showed
slight increase this afternoon.
Again this evening his temperature
rose slightly, but the difference from
that of the afternoon was hardly per-
ceptihle.
CONTRIBUTES TO DEPRESSION
The patient is being given eggs
beaten up in milk, but his inability to
absorb nourishment contributes to the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-04-10
, STATE RIGHTS, SAYS
GOVERNOR JOHNSON
California Executive Asserts
Stand Taken Will Not in
terfere With Policies of
Alien Land Legislation
Tokyo Dispatches Tell
of Irritation in Japan
BY IRA E. BENNETT

Especial Dispatch to The Ca1D
WASHINGTON, April president
Wilson and Secretary of state Bryan
have written letters to friends in the
California legislature setting forth
clearly the treaty obligations of the
United States toward Japan and spe-
cifcally asking that. no law be passed
that may be considered a violation of
the treaty obligations
The president simply calls attention
to the fact that a treaty with a foreign
nation is the supreme law of the land
and asks that nothing be done to cause
an International complication.
Representative Raker of California
had talk with the president today
and was told exactly what Senator
Works and Representative Kent were
told-that the president recognized the
right of California to make its own
laws and that the federal government
had no desire TO interfere with the SOW
-ereign rights of the state to make laws
to protect herself against Japanese
invasion.
WILSON TRUSTS STATE
The president repeated that he
wished to avoid federal authority in
the matter. In his 1ettez he said he
merely called attention to our treaty
obligations and what the treaty re-
quired of this country, and trusted to
the good taste of California not to
bring about any situation that would
involve the whole country.
After an hours conference, in which
Secretary Bryan also took part, they
authorized Raker to announce the gov
ernments position of noninterference.
A telegram from Senator J. B. San
ford of the California legislature was
shown to the president by Representa-
tive Raker The telegram said:
TELEGRAM FROM SANFORD
People demanding enactment Of
alien land law. If legislature refuses,
people will resort to initiative senti-
ment Five to one in favor of alien
land law Government should not in
terfere with our local affairs. Hands
off at Washington. Japs own $4,000
acres of land. lease 100000 acres. More
Information to come"
Additional statistics on the growth of
the Japanese population and their hold
ings We're also presented by Raker.
The Call correspondent was definitely
informed at the Japanese embassy that
no formal protest had been made to
the state department from that source.
The Japanese ambassador had merely
made some inquiries" No formal COM
munication has been received by Secre-
tary Bryan from the ambassador.
It had been stated that Viscount
Chinda, Japanese ambassador to the
United States, has made representa-
tions to President Wilson and Secre-
tary of State Bryan. The Japanese
@soreign office is optimistic and believes
tEat satisfactory solution will be
found
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-04-10
Ii YUAN HUNG MURDERED
Vice President of China Assassinated
In Wuchang
Especial Cable to The Cali

Especial Cable to The CALI
LONDON, April 9.-Two years almost
to day since his death was before
announced in q cable from Peking.
London heard to day that Ii Yuan
Hung, vice president of China and
leader Of the Chinese progressives, has
been ssassinated in Wuchang, oppo-
he headed the military campaign OF
revolution which drove little Pu VI
from his Manchu throne.