El Paso Times from El Paso, Texas • 1

Suits and Dresses Reduced Clean-Up of Silks and Woolens :t.3 1.15.00, 4'i 50 suits ami silk dresses, IH7.JU, Were you In the im values. ffhi.tU; 27.M nnd mines, 19.3; Sli to SUM values, 0rarag mmtg Confinnes nil thin wpok. crowds that wfrc hrp Monday and Tuesday? If um, mi todny and profit by this great safe. 1 33RD YEAR THE SOUTHWEST TWELVE PAGES EL PASO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS CORNER SELLS DOUGLAS GIVES EL PASOANS 10 ALPINE TONIGHT CARRANZA'S MEN SONS OF HAN WILSON WIRES CAPTURE TOWN NAME OFFICERS TO CALIFORNIA SENATE ACTION ON TARIFF BILL OUT STATEMENT FOR 9175,000 FIFTY BOOSTERS WILL MAKE THE TRIP TO ATTEND ORIENT OPENING.

GENERAL MANAGER CAN AN'EA CONSOLIDATED COPPER CO. RECITES STIRRING EVENTS EARHART PROPERTY, 'BRYAN BROS. CORN KR," I'lRCHASED BY ARTHUR IXLLAN. ZEPEl) IXH'ATKII BETWEEN SALTILLO AND TOKKF.ON, IS TAKEN. HVXIHAISI.N.

OF IIOISTON, IS CHOSEN FOB STATE PRESIDENT. II NGES TELEGRAMS WITH GOV. JOHNSON REGARDING ALIEN LAND LAW. IN SPUES TIIE FACT THAT NO PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE RETURN EARLY ON SATURDAY mm criticises wilsqn NEW BUILDING TO BE ERECTED THE COMPTROLLER CRITICISES GIVEN A CORDIAL RESPONSE WAS WAITED UPON BY IB i WILL SHORTEN PROCEEDINGS Stop First at Valentine Senator Hudspeth to Be the Official Speaker of the Crowd. Which Clamored For His Departure.

From Cananea, anil He Acted I'pon the Suggestion. Thinks Thai American Ainlias.ador to Has Greatly Al.ux'd Ills Position. Property Involved Lie Between Oregon, Texas and San Antonio Streets. Mfivficlil Building and Improvement Company of EI Paso, (runted Charter. Assured There Will Be No Measure Pa.sM-d That Will Impair National Treaty Obligations.

l)( hate on the Measure Begins at 11 O'clock Today In the Lower Hou.nc. pretei t.t i hr Austin. April 2J. this evening the following officers for the Sons of Herman were elected: Grand Washington, April 2- By I paitv vole. 1 he senate finance I lee ide.l finally today that strict pub- ipreeil pj he 7 imctt.

Eagle Pass. Texas. April 22. Constitutionalist soldiers have captured the town of Zepcda, hetwei stltillo anil Torreon on the Coaluula ami Pacific railroad. Roth SallilNi und Torreon are to be attacked slmtil ta neous- K- O.l 1 r'ircin to The Times Douglas, April tl.

Ja nes S. Douglas, accompanied by Sam P. Applewhite, arrived in this city at 11:30 last night, after stopping In Warren, where a conference was held with other officials of the Cananea Consolidated Copper company. In regard to the affair, Mr. Douglas last nig'it 11 upon tha the senate.

'dies lb- h. mgs would I la riff I.I II hen ll r. 1 llltelesieil persons W' oiq.oi unit tiow. v. 1 I state president.

August llaxthaus. Houston, first vice grand president. Julian Strapper of clholo; second rami .1 Pivx i pil f. 'l Su raniento, California, April 22. Through tiie exchanges of telegrams today between President Wilson and Governor Johnson, the settled policy of the California administration on tile question of alien land ownership, as agreed upon list Sunday, was officially made known.

Governor Johnson and bis parly The Chamber of Commerce trade excursion to Alpine and Fort Stockton and Intermediate stations w.U leave El Paso at o'clock tonight over the Southern Pacific ru.l-road- Two special Pullmans, which will convey the Kl Paso trade boosters, will be attached to the regular Southern Pacific passenger train No. 10. Fifty Men to Go. About fifty of Kl Paso's business men have signified their intention of making the trip to Alpine, Where they b- given a full to file briefs or nioiittee bearing dledllles president. mhold of sinner; a re movOip- noi' nvn 1 ateuienls with the 0 any of the tariff grand secretary.

John IndllnRor or San Antonio; grand treasurer. W. A. News of the capture of Z. ped.i and 1 materially xpv- the campaign against Saltillo and, i (Mb fleers The 1 10 stunting ih.

i-clslon is "11 the 11. ni tariff bill A $175,000 real estate deal was consummnted here yesterday when Walter Karhart sold to A. J. Fullan the property facing on Oregon, San-A ntonlo and Texas street and known as "Bryan Bros. Corner-" The deal was the largest made in El Paso in a long time.

The property takes in trie three-story structure known as tno Curry building and occupied by Bryan facing on the three streets; a one-story brick building facing on San Antonio street and extending to Texas street, and the two-story building occupied by the Palace saloon which extends from San Antonio street through to Texas street. Will Erect Bigger Building. Mr. Fullan stated yesterday after the transfer of the property had been to him by Mr. Karhart that he would erect a bigger building on the site later on, but nothing will be done Tariff d.

111 Torreon were received today by stale will be elected tomorrow-officials at Pledras Negras. At i'epe- n.Mcnilon Met Ktirlj. da the fighting resulted 111 several, The Sons of Herman started In killed and wounded. The Diaz-1 luenu early hour to transact busines: leaders in the senate favor a bill ex-! biding from land ownership in the 1 I tomorro. in get-oo the senate.

in toe house at nd hi the hope be limited to leader Under-Id tie house to an that stated: 4 "On Saturday I wen to Naco to make a formal protest against the payment of custom duties. 1 had heard threats for two or three days. On Sunday 1 again went to Naco to talk with my Father, who was there at that time. on returning to Cananea I heard other threats, and fully expected something to happen today- "At this morning I went to my office. From that time on to 11:00 a mob, which I would estimate to be milled around in the demanded attention stale all aliens Ineligible to citizenship under the laws of the United tb that general debute live days, flenio.

Ta wood will attempt t. ng Hie iiiorn-varlous com- tl sepa Til 1 vv with at men's met a- 1 1 1 b- tak States. Such a law probably will be passed, in spite of the objections from Washington, it was said tonight. The assertion is made by the governor lliat a stale law of tins nature Ing. The reports of mltt.

es V( ere read. The proposition to man's lodK1' from tin approval and steps once to facilitate the deport of s. The report of the that on April there lodgi It ti a member twelve hours of coii 1 Inilo.j daily. Another eek of coiisi ation under the rub- unit Ing amendments, villi send the bill to th. senate soon after May it.

it is luormis Supporting: Itctiort. The tariff lull back to the house lo.lav niiii the house and means streets. Coming to my oflice a co I scparai Ion. crctnrj secretary showed were 2li; brother ship of and of any in this in the would not be In contravention existing treatv. lie is upheld view by the majority leaders will attend the celebration of the opening of the Kansas City, Mexico Orient railroad extension, which, will be held there on Thursday a.

id Friday. Besides thee Kl Pasoans vv ho have already decided to go, there are others who may decide today 'o make the trip and there is a possibility that EI Paso will go sixty strong into the Alpine district. To Carry Souvenirs-Souvenirs of all sorts will lie carried by the Kl Paso crowd. Large white ribbons appropriately lettered in gilt will be worn about the hats of the Chamber of Commerce delegates and small souvenirs advertising Kl Paso and Its business interests will be distributed at the towns visited. Stop First at Valentine.

After leaving Kl Paso the trade boosters will make their first stop at Valentine, which will be reached early tomorrow morning. They will Itlllttl! 1 1 report fr. tilt ,1 vigorous support 1 ng the licinocrats oa the remit opposing- report from the tcrieral commander, Pedro Ahucro, was captured. itrruna Yb els Other I-alcrs. Governor Carranza and stuff, with an escort of fifty men, arrived in Pie-dras Negras yeHterday.

Tno came to consult with Constitutionalist leaders there and others who are arriving constantly from the interior by way of San Antonio. lie expresses himself as well pleased Willi the out look. "The situation is improving every day," ho said. "From all parts (if the republic reports fire received daily of Constitutionalist victories and of new uprisings. The federals arc being driven back in many places and are making no headway against tin.

"The Constitutionalist leaders are agreed upon one tiling, and wish to announce it to the world. When they obtain control of the national govirn- with hi mtod.iy and form of the tele-1 President Wilson's senate, ho met agreed upon th graphic ri ply t. and an Republican Th- gelo-la morrow will efforts 011 th, ill the bouse Important I begins 10-' concerted Republicans bill in all Its sent tncssag debate tic 1- follOWoil pan of ih. amend the mantled that 1 leave the camp. The conference lasted about fifteen utes, and both Col.

Alvarado, who hud only 200 men, and Prefect.) Piequez, i advised me twice to comply with the mob's demand und leave town. "I asked Col. Alvarado if he could not guarantee me personal protection, and his reply was, 'I will protect you with Ppon advice of Mr. George Voting, who was present, I and in order to avoid trouble and possible bloodshed. I agreed to leave the camp today.

"The mob clamored that I leave, at once. It was here that Col. Alvarado i to toe ad tin msl rat ion cottio from the I by .1 few Republicans -cd to nnli-alicii legisla opposlt ion program will cruts, aided ho are oppo for at least a year, as the present tenants have leases on the property. He will occupy the center building which he received in the purchase with his Jewelry store, now in the First National Bank building. Site Is Good One.

The three, buildings purchased from Mr. Karhart by Mr. Kullan composo the highest taxed property in the city. The site is considered the finest in the city because it faces three downtown streets. The frontage on Oregon street is forty-two feet and on Texas street sixty-four feet.

The San Antonio street frontage is sixty-one and a half feet. The depth of the property from San Antonio to Texas street on the east is sixty-five feet. All the figures given are ap ided senate fittan, that further commit teo rings are sist. bulges to the number or with a membership of 4 4-1 1 making a grand lots! id' 1 4 members. During the last two years there were organized brother and bulges, a total of lodges, with a mem bersh I of -troitl.

The fvl Con vent Ion. The race Cor the net eonv. -1111011 has practically narrowed down to Houston and Fort Worth, with tic latter city a favoilte. During the afternoon session the old question of seceding 1'iom ttie national Krand lodqe cropped out but was quickly vot'Mi down. The erection of a home for the aged ami orphans of deceased Sons of Herman was provided for an-l in a resolution adopted by (lie 141'alnl bulge here today, it was una nl mously adopt- Whlh has uuiiece; of the Hury, th outmi I I I lemocrn 1 tn be ra will confer tomorrow senators from Pacific.

"Ivi Mountain sttites. vvlio ti ft sumo- and free wlii. ti they are sure to do, they tion of ittiy kind. The Democrats will seek to strike the words "Ineligible to citizenship" in any bill considered and on this point the real fight of the measure will be waged. II is not expected that Hie Thompson I Hr.lsa II bib will be reached on file until Thursday, and no action can stay there until 10 o'clock, when their train will proceed to Marfn.

where they are due to arrive at 11 a. rn. At With belli, 10 const and lire opposed vv, 10 1 proyls showed himself to be man, ami i went will positively refuse to recoKiiize a Marfa they will remain until fRIUj number of -ions of the row hill. A si, in s-tiatois. including evert, of Molilalia anil Ash- St-rialors Me I uisl ol Vila uia, will not participate In e.

as they have dc-Lled to wool and sugar pro- apploved III, house. stated that my word that I would leave today was good. He talked with the but seemed to make no headway. Another man, the chief of police. 1 believe, then addressed them, stating that they had accomplished what they desired, that tomorrow they would secure the rest.

The gathering then dispersed, and getting Into tho company carriage, I drove to the house, where hud the nillft'l en support the gram If II single act of any kind or any law that may have been enacted by the I tucrta government since February 19. Particularly will they refuse recognition to any loan that may have made by that administration, and anyone ma king such loan ill do so al bis own risk. It will never be paid. Kurt her- more, any and all acts performed or laws passed by any slate government that has recognized Huerta will be of five have powet to selei Tile COIIlmltte for and adopt I the 1 was plans cd A committee selected with full site for the home. authorized to lor llp home.

The grand lodge be taKcn thai lime. President Wilson's message today called forth comment. The Democratic 11 1 1 1 1 already had formulated Its views largely lti with the Bryan message Ih.tl came last Saturday, anil the Progressive Republican majority, an shown by Governor Johnson's response, declined to consider the president's telegram ft-'i a demand on the legislature levied an assessment YA III llei (strnte Mreng-th. The conierem-e tomorrow will ilem-onsirale the against these features of the bill Those who will partlflpaic insist. ver, that there has been lilt to lollll all off.

nslve alliance agalnsl the 111, fisin t-, as proof proximate. Owned Property Many Years. Mr. Karhart owned this property for the last eighteen years, lie purchased It as it stands today. The deal for the property has been going on for many months.

The final transaction was made yesterday and with the transfer of some of the back deeds which will bo done in the next; few days by the. principals, the entire negotiation will be concluded. No agents entered in the deal, which was made direct. (Continued on Page Two.) (Continued on Page Two.) o'clock tomorrow evening. Many of the Kl Pasoans will take, an autoino-bicl trip from Marfa to Fort Davit, Tomorrow night at 7:40 o'clock the excursion will arrive at Alpine.

Early Morning Trip. Friday, the Kl Pasoans will leave Alpine at 1 a. rn-, in order to arrive at Fort Stockton at 4 a.m. After spending the morning there they will leave Fort Stockton at 10:30 a. returning to Alpine early 1n the afternoon.

They will stay at Alpine to attend the celebration there and Friday night, at l1 40 o'clock will start for home, arriving here at 6: ISO Saturday morning- State Senatotr Claude B. Hudspeth will accompany the Kl p.tsi delegation and will he the official speaker for the "crowd." lie is also on the program which will be rendered at Alpine. Personnel of Party. ta, I that (he dlors suuar and of which lhe refer it. the Louisiana seuaiots and ested In a ol' ft.

free wool provisions have Chilled III I lie eoltf. rcllec. "At the present time," said the governor, "the Constitutionalists control every railroad from the Interior to the border and we propose to keep that control, i Mir forces are strong enough In all the states having; such railroads to prevent the federals from MONTENEGRO IS AFTER SUGTARI UN'S BODIES 6UFIIED IN CELLAR VESSF.Ij THROUGH CANAL not ell hi- house today. a ltd hlea us I e.lili' el re. fiscal pulley to enact a -particular kind ol bill.

Wilson Gels Cordial Response. A 1 I'n -m ltlijiati'h Washington. April ami cordial response from Gowinor Johnson to a tob grain setil today by President Wilson appealing to governor and (he legislature of California to enact no alien land ownership law that might Impair (he treaty obligations of the I need Stales Willi Japan. was lecelveil al the while house With marked satisfaction. The ptcsld.

nt was reassured by Governor Johnson's declaration of "purpose to co-opcrnle 1 1 1 1 and hcuiilly with the national Presenting I he pe tariff revision lull to th tin- I mom at -1 of ih, I ee recoltltll, -tided adjustment of tl nth of I he 1.. 1 1 hoi. Th, pro an income I a the in. a the funds to Engineer Goetlmls Mopes to Pass One Through Thin Your. AainriatrU Prcsa DtKjuitrlt Washington, April 22.

Colonel Goothals, chief engineer of the Panama canal, in his report to the war department today, reiterated tho 1 1 repairing and running toom." Sajs lluerla Must Resign. Governor Carranza expressed himself pleased with the ntlitudo of the United States toward Huerta. in not recognizing him and In not appointing a new ambassador In place of Wilson. With regard to that official the! governor prdd he had undoubtedly to mak" curately ll.ed hv-e. MAKING DESPERATE TO CAITI RE BESIEG1 El '1 'OUTS ITY.

LA I MS MOTH I WD DIED NAM RAMA. t. oi.l with lc WOMW SISTER '(inflict lug Ha ve 1-11 11 1 eport. a of the hdlttll es. outlining 'I Inc.

the lor Ions aid l-ly Bulgaria and Greece Reported Annul to light. Over Possession of Saloulkl. Stories Told Previo Caused Suspicion of Claiborne Adams. Kl Paso Grain Milling company; W. II.

Shelton Payqne Arms company; V. li. Srhultz, Kl Paso Piano company; T. A- Thurston, Thurston -I-songnrcker; Chester K. Stratton, Trt-State Telephone A.

Schwartz. Popular Dry Goods company; W. A. Trayler. Ieslnsky company; W.

L. Tooley, First National bank; K. Hewitt Rogers, Kl Paso Brick com fr. tneione revenue et.pond IteveMiic 111 all Income taxes ti of rales and -The readily 1 the bill government and do only that, which is admittedly within our province without Intended oirense or invidious disci ion." lie was understood to be much mom hopeful tonight of seeing the t'ullforrila situation satisfactorily cleared up. bo- d.

4. done nil he could to aid Itnertn. lie said that Consul Holland of SaUlbo visited him twice after he had pronounced Huerta and urged 'nlm to make pence. Holland declared he had neen advised by Wilson that several of the powers had recognized Huerta and that the United States was about to do so and told him that It was useless t'l fight. ConHUI Holland even followed Carranza Into Oil llm MONTEN EG KIN FORCER HAVE ENTERED SCFTARI within a few day ncss disturbances 'Sllff Changes oee tin! a budget or -III I or ow'ered without bus i -as nerat is ef i be able lelermiue In tolltllteS SOOIl 1 vent It hope he expressed somo time ago that he would pass a ship through the canal before the close of the present year.

The statement came in response to an Inquiry from Representative Garrison as to whether It would be possible to grant the request of Captain ltoald Amudsen, the explorer, that he lie allowed to take his ship, Fram, through the canal when he starts for the Antarctic, regions next winter. Colonel C.oethals said: "The opening of the Panama canal for the passage of vessels always has been predicated on the question of slides and the completion of the lock gates. The present schedule contemplates admitting the water Into Cu-lebra Cut early in October and the completion of one flight of locks at either end of the canal by that same date. The passage of bouts then depends upon the condition of tho pany; Will nimble, romblo Si J. S- Thompson, Swift I A.

Mathias. Albert Mathias Co Dr. S. T. Turner, Hlo Grande Valley Bank Trust company; 1 1.

II. Baun Chalmers Motor company; Isaac T. I McDowell, Armour Kl Paso Morning Times; Robert Silbeerbery, I Silberberg Senator Associated Press Dispatch. Cettlnje, April 23. It is officially announced here that the Montenegrin forces have entered Scutari.

tetns bv which congress to eloselv calculate ami advance forthcoming xp Will be ill iv Should become eitSV pf 1 ni', A a.voehtf il 'rrtt IHtpatrh. St. lyoiils, April 22. The. bridles of Mrs.

Ernestine. Komn.uhau, years old, and her daughter. Sunn 1 Kotrimlcinau, years obi. were found under a concrete slab In the bas'-mont of tho Kominichau home today. A younger daughter, Marie Ivonimlchau, RI yearn old, was arrested at Ho- oily hospital in eotinoclii.il with lie find-In the bodies, told the police our mother and had died from 1111 1-ural causes and that sue had burled In 1 on a close lain ores and tev- a A .4, 'f bjilaltc" bet a uties stp a is pra.

The governor's message was not received until late today, and has not been the subject of ad 111 1 11 1st rat Ion conferences. With Governor Johnson's assurances before him. the president probably will take no further action In the California land loll matter until further steps am taken In Sacramento. SOCIALIST CONDEMNATION' Not Pleased Willi Manner Industrial Workers Were Made to Hustle. I tn 111,.

(the field to ergo him to withdraw his opposition. Governor t'nrrariza said he wilh surprised at Wilson's altitude, Cm the only way to prevent b.o.-l:c, was for Huerta to resign. n-f to argue ike question with Con-ui Holland and said that Wilson's conduct was proof that he was not the Mil, 01: 1. 'I to I'lVillZell r. vena basis, atel part of times aff I Hudspeth, Hudspeth, Dale SV McDonald, attorneys; Kills The Myers company; Frank Murchlson, Texas Bank Trust company; IT.

S. Stewart, City National Bank; W. L. Sawyer, J. J.

Mundy, Hotel Paso del Norte; H. Krupp. wholesale dry tie- i rev-'iiu, st rding a sul nnd I and at all al a rooit ti I 1, and If raise or they In a ho proper man for the place pied. revenue. fl I ,4 ssa should, a ti ilv haver I lo- Inc.

utie I them In tin- basement because had a prejudice against buriel cemet( ry. Story of Deaths. Marb- declared nor mother ilu-d it) May, 1III2, nnd her slst February, I According to story, her mother's body rind kept In the house toroiighout nihil I'n I li' iu Ii 1 Grand Junction, That tb'- hostile attitude the cillz, lis of Ibis city April 22. of Some of Inward Hi'- elides. It is hoped that we will tie able pass a ship before the close of the ear ami if this can be accomplished, the Fram will have no difficulty in making the transit of tho canal, and every facility will be offered for Its doing so.

Xo assurance, however, can be given in the matter nt this time." had or In her la en the sbovv 1 rkera of the approval r.f visiting Industrial World dm nol no I lb a su t-p us i th "To li i mi j.rot I and to cut duties w-lip dust rial ma nag. rs to i.ac which no o. re oinMt It lie 'I nrlf "To Induce rv Ha- comp( tltlve tariff basis substantial aMioiiitt of es In su, i el' profits I able in- a b.ttttis for llnsls. ti.dustrv a vi, ling for It Importation shall bo I warm weather last summer, In a .1 HttH-iotr't friKH Uijniit-h U.ndon. April 22 Pending the conclusion of a formal armistice, covering the operations of all the allies, the Montenegrins ar renewing their desperate efforts to capture Scutari, the fall of which, according to an official report Issued at Cettlnje, Im 1m-rnenent.

story from Trieste that owing to the story from Trb te thast owing to the exhaustion of food, the commander of Scutari Is p-avorlng to negotiate for its surrender, but a Belgrade despatch says the MonteneKrhiH still have ail the Servian heavy artillery before Scutari and are employed In their present attack, although the Servian troops eaeh have left or are leaving that district. It la stated that Montenegro Is endeavoring to arrange with Servla for the purchase of this artillery. It is supposed that the Montenegrin kovitii-meat has closed the frontier and sus-p. tid. postal and ratdile servlce In order to prevent any Interference on the part of the powers until Scutari falls.

A report published at Bucharest, that under the Ne.tlcmont arranK'-d at St. goods; George B. Ryan, Momson-Dunnegan-Ryan company. 11. B.

McDowell, Western Wooden ware company; K. K. Neff, Neff-Stibs com-panny; Robert Krakauer, Kruhauer, Moye, successors; James A. Dick, James A. Dick company; S.

C. MeCurdy, Southwestern Portland Cement company; Henry Frederick Duck, occidental Life Insurance company; George Kvnns, Kl Paso Sash Door company; W. T. Owen, Kl Paso Refining company; W. Bule, Hughes-Bule companv; II.

D. Slater, Kl Paso Herald; K. I'. Kepley, K- Kepley wholesale produce; C. R.

Russell, Two Republics I.lfe In case, the cracks whbh had filled with plaster of purls. The others of the riillllllllllHV was Indicated at a uiooiihg tonight of five hundred So, -billets held lo protest uguinsl tho manner 111 wboh tlie Workers were hustled out of to.VII. S. It. 1 fmcbins.

who was deposed as 1 hief of police because of b-IlMtlcy wiu. not te (1.1 EDA REROUTED IN Is Said to Be Waiting Orders From Mexico. It wits reported yesterday that Pedro Ojeda, toe 1 naz-lluerta. commander who held nut against tin- So-nora state troops for two weeks at Naco, Son-ira, arrived Monday In Juarez and was the guist of Col. .1.

Vas'iuez, commander of the Jiinrcz garrison- It Is wild that he will remain in Juarez until orders from Mexico City lire received. Ir Is possible that he will go to the state of Coa i la to Huerta troops v.lil'h have been commanded by General F. Truey Aubert, who will be transf. rred to Yucatan. ,1 that el tha les, when found, wore an extent that blentiricntb bodied to 11 wa.H titled ll has the .1 nblo to th- home l.t'-l that goods at al a monopoly of pt through the furnish better loaf Uets Is (ltd wlr difficult.

The graves were dec. with Umi small eed.ir Ire 1, a ami a mussel shell. Marb- oto mieiia was taken lower pi i hb Is tb- to I otirue for cur the report asked lak' cut I lov.atd visitors, a. ted as chairman. The meeting denounced the city 1, Hi.

and criticised Ho- altitude of the local newspapers. The last of I he who were diiven out of town oil night, ore reported headed for 1st a Citl-z. us of Biii-na Vista, notified, are pre- licit d.itiiimbi 111" "the one rtf profits, ho, ise gr-si a a I iot tin- VV I It of ,1 I tedtcv of hot -I the at that follows of whore PERPLEX I ML PROBL Department of .1 nutter Will Tskn No Inrt In Telephone Invrxlicntliin. I'rriK DUpiitt Washington. April 52 ttotn.y General Melieynolds will not interfere with the Interstate Commerce commission's pending Investigation of the Anurhari Telephone Telegraph company by the initiation of an liidopeteb nt Inquiry In the department of Justice to determine whether the Sherman antitrust law Is being violated.

This means a continuation of the plans of former Attorney General Wlrkcrshiini, who referred the question to the Interstate Commerce commission to determine the governmental policy in the telephone and telegraph problem. The department of Justice Is continuing a special Inquiry begun by t-torney General Wlckersham to as, or l. tiff la i a I. i ls b' l'i fit I 'I act tit er omp. Cot In our Petersburg that Rumania will receive 1 1-I I I with a broken two weeks ego.

In her absence, Mrs. A Stubr. who owned the hou-e wh.ro lb" Kommb ii) woman e-ilb-d ami dlscov.n a peculiar odor in tb. She notified tile who broke off a portion of tb. peculiar b.okfng concreto slab In an above of the basement and uncovered toe bodies of two women.

Under the bodb was a layer of qu II rue. Told Confllclliig Stories. Retards lie. JlcYolutlonnry Troti hlo II cry. Slllstrta with about two miles of territory around the town and the right to erect fortifications.

diiotion oi out here the A must meet hon, Pelgmet l. the great In. I -les II, llllll I A detail, '1 lal. Ing. lc- h- fill il It, 1 Pit lib surance company; Walter JI.

Wagner. The Texas company; A. A. Fcrlet, Kl Paso Printing company; F. C.

Sear-les, Wrmljo Coal Coke company; W. II Lr.rctz,, Ioretz-Pegrain company; G. P. Putnam, West Texas Fuel ci nipany; J. Livingston Klv.

Govt Furniture rnmpany; K. Perry, Porry-Klrkpatrlek Realtv companv; Julius Lane Lorent.rn, L. H. orndorff, Texas Bunk Tru-t companv; R. H.

Goode. Madera company. Ltd R. W. Iiirabee.

Soul' -western Electric It. Warren, Kl Paso ivl- Southwestern; W. R. Brown. Santa Fe; W.

C. MeCnrmlek. Southern Pacific: W. A. ScrlVner.

Texas Pacific; T. Iv. Partridge, Kansas City. Mexico A- orient; R- R. Seeds.

Ro. Island. paling to lltlpu, a I lie I pi inn ,0 cot del I he Wot kel bet e. 1 iipi. tvr sivrv 11:.

I tel. I'rim if. ii Tip ago, April T.ikiiig of testi-111. in in t'l. i- 1 011, plaint of the 1 lilengo hoard of 1 1 ode against Hie Ai.hl-oli.

1 Santa I'e 1, tilt, a. I. Was tout m. need hi re Pel. tv b.

fore ln row I of -1 tile JYS I'resi-nted 'l Show- I -fa lie i aw f.c' 1-1)2. ,1, I' or Mexico's revolutionary trouble causing the United Stales postal t). -partrnont much pi-rpl. xlty on bow to deliver for the Interior points In Mexico. With (losing of the different means of access to the Interim, tlie pnstoffleo has been ordered to all mall for central and siouth- The of neighbors been a roll si previously bv e.ipfll bail 1 1 fl nnd the stories 'old bv Marb- regarding the law tabb U.

to arnlner II. II b-jer of tut i me r-a. com I. -1 0 ri Th" board ad, taUm by 1 1 1 to apply a s. h.

dub of ta' diwi ppea ra rice of mother ami sfs- t. some she told that motlvr had ded and her had taken statu l.lll-. to doeS iin ler the I I -V fltoli in p. rtofl. Hint In l-i'2.

ef In, a 11 e. I ut a n. of 4'l 12 per cent i ttf ,1. th" ti, hill, oi Imports woul 1 -l 1 1, at an aval go ad per Thtis (Continuetl 1.11 page two It ,1 nd flout 1 ai-'o 011 rain a led, b.o I-. ami p.

i she w.iid died la had neeornpa led oth-11111I he 'V 'V 'v 'v it ii.n v. -ib ct (.11. I I "a Iliiltcnrla mid Grerr. London. April 22 Bulgaria and Greece are rapidly drifting towards war over the possession of Salonlki, According to tlie Chronicle's correspen-d.

nt at that town Th- Greeks have mobilized every available soldier and concentrated rtn arni In the north of Salonlki, while another Is bclntc landed at Orfanl, In the Gulf of Orfanl, In order to watch the movements of the Bulgarians at Drama and 1 Kavalavl. The victorious Kplrlu" army from Jnnlna Is belnK distributed nb.ne the new strategical front from Salonlki to OifuM. In the meantime, adds otrn. pondent. th Bulgarians passenirer traffic hi-tw.

nich nad Salonlki nnd are utilizing the railway for tin- concentration of troops In the neighborhood of Drama, close to the positions. In I other OIM I 1 les. Involved In the dispute Is jextinn of uniform switching irb.iols of goods to different als't the rates on parts of rem it CHARLES K. BELL DIES IN FORT WORTH wp. vrni'it roller t.

Aunrlntrrl Vr Illtpalrh Washington. April 22 West Texas: cpoidv an-l enobr Wednesday; Thursday, fair i the II would rils 3 7. rt.0(o ri vv th in ih" law. Ilelioiertttle Inrirf IteY'tsliin. In on mil, with the hleh living, the r.

port the b.pmet.t tif Iiii 'Ih and Indtistrtal iibiii.it! is th- same period. I guv- a Pst of su-h coinbltm tain the relations of the so-called trust and the Independents on the paeifl, coast. 1. Till" JWMNFSK, PHOIII.LM. Jiitnrlntnl I'm Intftntrh Ixrndnn.

April 23 The Times an editorial d-allne with Japan and California, says: "Behind the Immediate ground of the dispute lbs an issue which con, ins th whole world. Tli- Japanese claim teat they lire not Mongolians, hot we lo rod suppose that ivm tlie Foiled Sc-it'-s supreme court can pb the lsts in willed the birth of the Japanese rnre Is shrouded If. however, th csnndlnn government could find solution for tli" awkward problem. It nnaht lot to he Impossible for the Washington government to discover a way out of lti laical rains edn. s- r.ii-.

orally fair Wedn.sday New Men I day; TI u'-d Ariz. tui atcl Thurs.ln obdv back to Illinois. Marie said her bad died of heart tr-uibl" and taking to inanv headache powders anil her mother from old at''-. 1 Marie sihl 'hat man. Adam meroth.

knew of the deaths. "He Is a wrv religions man." saal i Marl'- "He on in now- and th'di. for a long while. He said prayers over mother'-" I o. and over l.odv I don't think he knew the bodl.

-j borie'1 in (be K'ba' to. nt. for I don't nil i. it i-i: .11 ir .1 luti it ''n in UiHpnlfh WashluKtoii, April I In a ti Ima dl. u-r of He, r.

(ary Hi van's dim i trie other night to sum-- forty KMl-bc-l rs th ,111,1 malic on lo. party lt Associated Press Dispatch Fort Worth. Texas, April 22 -General C. K. li' ll.

for iwo tortus attorney general of Texas, twice representative In congress from Ho- twelfth district ami a oandl-date for gov rior in PiO'i, died -re today after an of months If was ri of Htitl-sioti- wld" prohibit Inn league in Texas In the 1 It I campaign and piesldciit of the ('. A. at tin- snttie org oi! I th. f. ri slf.ee I -i 7 also h.oiatloti of na tu 'lo "l.rotec sys- I too.

brought one division each from tn (if ti I OHIO WIIEVr CROP. A I'rrn 'Ilrh April 22. The Ohio wheal nop was not islv Injured bv the March floods, aecordlr.g to the offl. lal crop bulletin Issued by the elate yricuiturai today. of tariff, i easily.

Adrlahopb, the hfttalja, and Poialr. and It Is limit (ml that the Bulgnrs now have Ii.i.ean racing th" Greek and a force, supporting it'obllQucd ua i'a Iwo ii V- US Set'Ved l0 of ri, Iv of wit, is wlib-h aft. i a villi pl.t, e. I llfi' la bin Ol talked SO I I at. out the Inuov ulbai tl.itl tlie may tvand-J out- prof.ts, no n.b- ever telling him." nsked I'iIi- police not to allow (Continued on lo'ge twol tL'uiH uued un 1'uko Two.).