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~PROGRESSIVES WOULD 7
WALLOP MONEY TRUST
Advanced Thinkers of All Par
ties Unite to Break Up Di-
r%ectorate System. al

Washington, Sept. ga big fight IS
ahead in the Senate in connection with
the currency bill over prohibition OF
interlocking directorates. Radical SEN
ators, including progressive republic
ans, progressive democrats and bull
moose, will unite to make prohibition Of
such directorates a feature of the cur
rency bill. At the request Of the pres
.ident and Of Secretary Bryan, pro-
visions of this kind were excluded in
the House. Senator La Toilette has
sounded a note of war on in~terlocking
directorates and is insisting that now
is the time to prevent them. He de-
clares no opportunity so favorable as
now will offer to prohibit interlocking
directorates and asks whether the adj
ministration is afraid to incur the OPP
position of the money power.
Chairman Owen, Of the Senate bank
ing committee, in a statement today.
declared none of the critics If the adj
ministration currency bill had attacked
it's vital featurs. Hearings suspended
today will be resumed Monday.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
CONFEREES FAIL TO
PATCH UP TROUBLES
Final Disagreement on Taxing
Cotton Futures viii Be
Reported. =

Washington, Sept. 29.-Democrats of
the joint tariff conference committee
went to work today on the proofs Of
the conference report to be, submitted
to congress early next week. All dis
putes had been compromised between
the two houses, except the proposed
tax on cotton futures. On that a final
disagreement will be reported to each
house. Under that arrangement the
House and Senate will be expected to
vote on the conference report as n
whole, except for the cotton amend
ment. while the cotton future amend
ment. The remainder of the report
must be accepted or rejected without
amendment, while the cotton futures
amendment can be sent back to con-
ference with further instructions to the
conferees. 1t is expected the House will
.instruct Its conferees to adopt the PRO-
posed Smith-Lever compromise, which
would require all contracts for future
cotton to specify government grades.
The work of the democratic con-
ferees will be submitted to the repub-
lican members Of the conference COM
mittee Monday morning for their for
NAL consideration. Thus far the re-
publican members have had nothing to
do with the work Of the conference
committee. sNg .-4sEE. r... b. =.
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ARMY OF ULSTER Is
REVIEWED BY CARSON
Force Of 1900 Volunteers,
Carrying Dummy Rifles
Passes In Parade,

Belfast. Ireland, Sept. 2a-Fourteen
battalions OF Ulster volunteers CONF
pfising 1900 men Of the n home
rule army marched through the
streets of Belfast todayfywith colors
flying aeE bands playing and were ac-
corded a rousing reception BY the ctti-
zeuS OF the nDrthern Irish capital.
fully 10000 spectators drawn frog1 all
parts Of the north Of Ireland taxed the
capacity Of the review grounds where
the army was drawn mp for inspection
under the command Of General Sir
George Richardson. When an order
was given for three cheers for the
union, the largest union Jack Id the
world was broken from the Flagstaff in
the center Of the gToun and the vol
unteers n the crowds joined in tho
singing OF God Save the King.
The volunteers were armed with
dummy rifles, as the carrying OF fire.
arms BY unlicensed persons ID pro-
hibited in the British isles.
The usual Saturday afternoon sport
Ing fixtures. Including all the football
matches, were played earlier than
usual, so as not to Interfere with the
big event OF the day.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
GIRL CARRIED LIKE
MAN WEEDS BEAUTY

Meeker, Colo, Sept. 29.-I would not
go through with 1t again for $1,000, 900,
1t Is all a horrible nightmare to me
now that II is over and l am glad to be
wearing dresses again like other girls"
Helen Hillsher, the pretty girl Of 90,
who masqueraded as a man for two
years In Meeker and eyen married
Miss Anna Slifka, the towns beauty,
thus expressed herself when inter
viewed in the, county jail, where she is
awaiting trial in the district court or
the charge OF impersonating q man.
s% IA Handsome Jack" 81 :
eE Handsome Jack" Hill, as Miss Hill
sher was known during the months of
her masquerade, expressed repentance
for her deception, but reiterated her
previous statements that shehad donned
the habiliments of man in order to ear
a mans wages and gain enough money
to assist hertz a college education. She
declared she still believed she was JUS
titled in going to these lengths to gain
so worthy an object.
Pressed for an explanation of why
1t was necessary to marry" Miss Slif-
ka, the masquerader smiled and related
her experiences wit hthe young girls
S Of the town.
Girls Worried Her.
when 1 came here" she said, "the
girls dubbed me Handsome Jack" I
liked the excitement and fun of the
thing at first and enjoyed myself thor
oughly. But the girls just wouldn't
let me alone, They worried me to
death with hints to take them TO
parties and other social events. -.
Il got tired OF 1t all and I found. I
just had to tell some one and con,
fided my secret to Miss Slifka. She
MN N kr., a - - ,yLo. 49, L-AI So
that our wish to go to an Eastern col
'lege was mutual. we planned our mar
riage.' You see I knew If l got mar
ried the girls would not bother me. So
we fixed 1t that l was to WOO and win
Anna. ] became an ardent wooer and
courted many girls, but finally settled
my affections on Anna and we were
married. Our courtship ended in our
marriage ten months ago.
Arrest ouesred A..
Everything was going lovely when I
was arrested. We had moved to our
homestead and were getting along hap
PLY. We We're not doing anything
wrong or b~othering anybody and both
OF US were saving money. I can not
see yet what l have done to deserve ar
rest
1t developed today that the girls
statement that she came from the east
was fiction, She formerly lived In
Denver. Six years ago she proved up
on public land and 1t was during this
experience, she say that she found
masculine attire comfortable and of as.
sistance in getting employment.
During Handsome Jack's"two years
in and around Meeker ~she-cooked in a
hotel, worked for various bachelor
ranchmen n tended bar before taking
up the homestead where he" and "his
bride" were living when Jack was ar
rested.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
MEXICO BREWING
ANOTHER REVOLT

Washington, D. c., Sept. 29.-With
the Washington junta of the Carranza
faction declaring there can be no cleo
ton in Mexico, October 26, and strong
opposition in the Mexican congress to
Gamboa, ecans he is looked on as q
stalking horse to Huerta, the Mexican
situation Is far from settlement. OPP
timistic assurance to the contrary are
to be taken with a grain Of salt.
The constitutionalists, through their
representatives here, express hope of
getting CarranZa or some northern
man named as president before the
turmoil ends. An open clash is ex-
pected between the Huerta depospot-
ism and the Mexican congress-, out OF
which may come the selection Of a
new provisional president. The army
is ~honeycombed with disaffeCtion to
Huerta, and it would not be surprising
II there were a new revolution, in
which the army, plus congress-, would
turn the Huertistas out OF power.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
WI HUSBANDS SEE
MURDERED SPOUSE

Chicago. Sept. 30.-Interest in the
mysterious murder of Mrs. Mildred AL
lison Rexroat. centered today in the in
quest set for hearing at West Chicago.
Among the more important witness
es expected were w. H Allison, who
married the woman seventeen years
ago, and Everett A. Rexroat, the in
fatuated farmer OF Macomb Melon
ough county, who married her last
spring within two weeks of her d.
yorce from Allison. A warrant charg-
ing Rexroat with mur,ier was sworn
out, but this was largely 10 compel at
tendance at the inquest, W.
Mrs. Allison Rexroat was murdered
at Wayne. a suburb OF this city where
many wealthy men have their country
homes. on Friday night last. She was
shot in the head, the body placed on
the railroad tracks and h was robbed
of Jewelry and money Of the value of
She was lured to the spot by a man,
descriptions of whom vary greatly from
tell and slender to short and stoclSy.
Her friends understood that she was on
her way to Wheaton, by arrangement
over the telephone with one Spencer
known from the manner OF his speech
es the maj with the drawl.' When
she left home she carried a rattan suit
case. Neither the suit case. nor the
pistol with which the murder was COM
mitted has been found.
Allison before the inquest began to-
day, was taken into the room where
lay the mutilated body of his former
wife and the mother of his three child
rem. He looked long and silently and
then burst into tears. @
: Rexroat was also subjected to the
same ordeal. Friends of Rexroat de-
clare he was In Maeomb Friday night.
Patching together fragments OF a let
ter found on the scene of the murder
eliminated them as clues. but suggest
ed that q, gang of wire tappeTs were
plotting to swindle Charles III. Heron,
an Alaska mining man now in Chica-
go. The letter was addressed to Ralph
Coleman of Wayne and was signed by
Mr., Heron, who Is prominent In AL
aske politics. " W
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WOMAN SHOT And HER
BODY PUT ON TRACKS
Murder Victim Fashionably
Dressed, But Her Ident-
ity Is Unknown.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-Examination Of
The mutilated body OF a fashionabIy
dressed woman found dead on the
tracks Of the ElRin, Joliet & Eastern
railroad near Wayne, q suburb, last
had first been shot, the bullet entering
the jaw n lodging in the brain.
Persons living near the spot said
they heard screams from the direction
of the railroad tracks after an inter-
urban q from Chicago had stopped
near that point.
The railroad train crew did not see
the body until after it had been run
over and mang1ed.
Search in the vicinity of the spot
where the body was found failed to
disclose a weapon, from which the po-
lice concluded that the woman was
lured to the spot and murdered.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
LOOT OF ROBBERS
Is WEAR 100000

Tuscaloosa, Ala, Sept. 29.-Five
persons were held in the Tuscaloosa
county Jail today suspected of hav-
ing some connection with the Alabama
& Great Southern train robbery early
Friday morning.
Several officials. however, believe
the actual robbers have not been cap
tured and the chase through the
swamps was continued today.
Bloodhounds led the searChers to a
bloody hat believed to have been worn
by one of the bandits, who cut his
hand on a broken light globe in the
mail car.
Chief Bodekcr, of Birmingham, and
other officials estimate the booty of
the bandits at $50, 900, but say it may
be double this amount 1t is known
that three bags of money were taken
and a large shipmnt IF currency Is
said to nav been billed to a New
Orleans concern. Officers believe the
robbers were aware of the unusually
heavy shipment Of money.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
FINDING OF GRAVE =
REVEALS TRAGEDY
Husband Arrested on Murder
Charge-Body Found
in Field. e.

~Logansport. Ind, Sept. 29.-CIyde
Wilkinson, "a. who was sought by the
police when the mutilated body OF his
wife was found buried in a corn field
on a farm where he had liver near
Peru, Ind, was arrested here today
end according to the police he con-
fessed that he had killed his wife in
The presence of their two ons.
Wilkinson seemed dazed when ar
rested. He said he struck his wife
with a hammer during O quarrel. He
did not know whether she was dead or
alive when he buried her, he said.
r4 Wilkinson was traced here through
2 letter written by his father, He
bad his two sons, aged 3 and 10, with
him. He was taken to Kokomo, Ind.
h woman disappeared August 20
and on hat date Wilkinson began ad-
rertising a public sale, which was held
Two weeks ago He has not been seen
since, and his W sons are also miss
ing.
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ENGLAND MAY BOOST
RIVER CANAL ROUTE
London Papers Suggest Giving
Financial Support to CO.
lombia Enterprise.

London, Sept. 29,-The Standard.
IN a long editorial today hints that
English capital, represented by Pear4,
Bon & Son; will give Colombia a chance
to aVenge herself against Panama by.
constructing an ocean-to-ocean canal
by way Of the Atrato and Cupica
rivers.
What" says the Standard, Us to
prevent Colombia, If 1t had suffcient
support from foreign capitalists, from
making this canal itself and thereby
setting up a formidable rival to the
enterprise which is now rapidly APP
roaohing completion" ,
The assertion Of the Monroe doc
trine to prevent the building OF the
canal would be, according to the edi-
torial, equivalent to the assertion OF
sovereign rights owe every American
republic, which so far Is not a pre-
lention American statesmen have put
forward" "
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WOMAN BEATEN TO
DEATH IN OFFICE

Los Angeles. Cal, Sept. 29.-The
body of Mrs. Rebecca p, Gay, a re-
ligious health practitioner, was found
In her office this morning, where she
had been murdered with n piece OF gas
pipe. There were evidences that the
mur lerer had tried to hurl the body Of
his %tiD from the window of the Of
lc., III. IL was on the fifth floor.
The police discovered no evidence Of
q motive for the crime. which appar-
emily was committed early last night.
The body was covered with copies Of
religious newspapers, n the woman's
money was in her purse.
Mrs. Gay was the divorced wife Of
John Gay a wealthy San Diesan. and
was between 40 and so years old. A
brother. Lemuel Conner, IS an attorney
In NatcheZ. Miss:
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
AEROPLANE SPEEDING
RECORD is SMASHED
French Birdman Speeds Along
Through Breeze at 118
Mile Clip.

Rheims. France. Sept pa new
worlds record for speed by aeroplane
was made here today by Emile We'd
rines, who new s2h miles Owe a
measured course at an average Of lis
miles an hour. The old record was
111h miles an hour. made by Maurice
Provost at Paris on June IL. y
Vedrines was the first of Ave con-
testants In the elimination trials to de-
eide the three ayiators who will rep
resent France tomorrow In the contest
for the international aeroplane cup.
The course was an enclosed circuit OF
604 metres, around which the aviator
few 10 times. Vedrines' feat marked
the opening OF the annual flying meet
organized by the Aero Club Of France,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
SUN VAT SEN KEEPS
.. .sG.. ENEMIES GUESSING

Shanghai, Sept. 29.-Great secrecy Is
being maintained as to the whereabouts
of the rebel leaders, but II appears like
~ that they are meeting from time to
time. Sun Vat Sen has gone so far as
hsien, meaning wise man of the coun-
try" while Huang Hsin has remained
himself Imamura. The former, through
his secretary, Sung, denies that he il
now connected with the Kuomingtang:
but that he was connected with the
present revolt can hardly be doubted
In view Of the declaration Of Ia Lieh-
chun, his old associate. II Liehchun,
In scathing terms, refuses to follow his
example In flight, adding that he in.
tends to stand or fan by the revolt.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
BlxBY TRIAL MAY
GO TO JURY TODAY

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 29.--witf
= he Argument az counsel in progress
and o time limit fixed upon the ora.
tory By the court, prospects this after.
moor. were that the fate OF George II
BiSlty, tbt Long Beach millionaire ac.
cusea OF c~ffensts against girls woul6
he "a tile hands OF the Jury before
night, He war accommodated By his
son IN snurt tDdas ard seemed i'm.
affected u. the ~unsraring denuncia
tlcn as iittselt by The ~lrcsecntion,
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REFoRMER
LIVES WITH C0NV!CTS

Auburn, Ne. r.. Sept. so.-Thomas
Mott Osborn, chairman Of the state
commission on prison reform. entered
Auburn prison today TO serve a short
term, self imposed, for the purpose OF
studying the effect of the present prison
system OF the mental and physical
condition OF n man.
He was assigned TO the "idle gang
has a Cell III the south wing. and viii
live the life IT a crnyict In every de-.
tall, while in prison lis moustache
was shayen OF, but his hair. cropped
closely normally. was untouched. He
wears 4 conyict's uniform.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
GOVERNMENT UNABLE
TO HANDLE MEXICO
Although Anxious to Treat With
Insurgents, Washington Can
Find No Means. :

WASHINGTON. Sept. so.-The admins
tration has reluctantly admitted that
at present there is no constitutional
Of opening communication on
an official basis with the ~insurgent
parties In Mexico. This fact developed
rs the result OF an inquiry whether Mr..
Lind, the presidents special commits
eione TO Mexico, was about to get into
communication with the Constitutional
lists TO secure an agreement with them
70 form a truce while the projected Oc-
. elections are under a The ad-
mlnistration Is much interested In the
bringing forward OF new candidates for
me presidential nomination, though not
wiling 70 express any opinions as TO
the Significance of these entries in their
bearing on the settlement OF the aues-
lions whether the Huerta government
~ genuinely complying with the desire
of p United States government for
9 Tree and fair election In Mexico.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
LITTLE BOY SLAIN AND D.,
LEFT ON COLE LINKS

Philadelphia. Sept. 2T.-With the
skull crushed and the shoulders, arms
and back bearing bruises, the nude
body of Israel Goldman, I years old,
was found toby on the golf links OF
the White Marsh Valley Country club,
near here. The condition OF the body
led the loI,Ge to that tho
child was probably attacked and killed
by q degenerate. Around the boys
THROAT was q ~shoestrlng drawn tight
enough to have stranslel him.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
HiLLES is EXPECTED
TO CALL CONVENTION

~ Washington. d. c., Sept. z7.--Pro-
gressiYe republican leaders today ex-
pressed the belief hat National Chair
man Hilies would soon call the re-
publican national committee together
and that the committee would cali u
national convention in accordance with
the demands CT Senator Cummins INC
others ct the insurgent wing of tho
reason OF tke atticn Of re New York
fsaaLtsa l ecl senttan
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CARSON SQUAD At WORK.

Yarmouth, England, Sept. 29.-Mili-
liant s~uffragets' arson squad" was
again busy today They destroyed the
green OF the municipal gclf links here
with acid, leaving a confession Of their
crime on the green in a note saying.
THE timber yard was set on fire by
U.s. This had reference to a fire Sat
urday which destroyed S1T5.o00 worth
OF lumber. 9&
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
ENFORCEMENT BILLS
MAY NOT REACH VOTE

Nashville, Tenn. Sept 27,--It was
generally predicteI today that the
extra session Of the Tennessee legis-
latsito weuid adjourn late this after
peun, Unless TIE unexpected Jeyel-
ores DUR TIE cay thsliqdnr law en-
fafs elneUt Bills, ever which there kas
beea Bitter ecntsst. VII not come to
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
MAY CELEBRATE EVENT.

Washington. Sept. 27.--There are in
dications that the blowing of the
Gatun lock. which will flood the last
empty section II the Panama canal,
NAV assume the Impotence OF an Of
fetal event which will be reelected in
Waghington and all over the country
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-02
RETURN or GENERAL DiAz
WOULD BRING HARMaNv

washington, ID. g., Sept. 3O.-onnical
washington gossiped today about the
reported recall of Gen. Porfrio DIaz
No tangible explanation was forth
coming here or the motive back 81 the
summons.
One theory advanced was that Pro-
ylsional President Huerta was en-
aeavoring to demonstrate that tranquil
conditions reigned. Another was tina,
the FORMER president OF Mexico might
throw his influence to secure the cleo
ton OF FREDERICK Gamboa. II was
thought also that the return OF Por-
hrio Diaz would insure harmony among
some factions.
Doubt is being expressed IN various
quarters here az TO the practIcability
Of holding an election October IS. The
tack or communication and the spor-
adfc uprisings and disorders leads to
the belief that even IL an election is
held the liberals In the Mexican con-
gress would succeed In blocking ratifi-
cattons because no majority OF the
total polling precincts would be in OPP
Grafton.