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Show cor WAR TO THE BITTER 1 IN THE OLD BARN YARD EXTRA SESSION HAS BEEN KING END , NO PROSPECT OF THE ACCEPT. ANCE OF PROPOSED PEACE TERMS BY MOSLEMS. President Specifies No Subject for Legislation, But Will Urge Tariff Revision In His Message. Washington I Cemande of the Allies Considered as Extravagant by Turks, Who Are Determined to Continue War Rather Than Submit. London. There Is no proapect of the acceptance by Turkey of the peace termi as proposed by the allies. Dispatches from Constantinople on Sunday say that the leading members of the oomiiilttee pf union and progreas bave decided tbat the conditions could sot be accepted, and it Is understood (hat the council of milliliters has adopted the same view. At other capitals and among the embassadors In Indon the allies' demands are considered extravagant, especially with regard to the payment of Indemnity and the cession of Scutari and the Aegean Islands. In the meantime the agitation agalaat Bulgaria continues In Greece. The Greeks In Thrace and eastern Macedonia have sent a petition to Athens against their Incorporation by Bulgaria, Premier Venlzeloa In reply boldly declared that he long a so bad notified the allies that Greece laid no claim to Thraof. This announcement, which was mad In the chamber of deputies, aroused vigorous protests. A dispatch from Belgrade says that articles also are I ML Bi TT7 If. tCupyrisUL) SEGOKD PLAN ABANDONED INTERESTS BY HARRiMAN Railroad California Opposition of Commission Prevents Unmerging of Southern and Union Pacific. St, Louia The Union Pacific dissolution plan, which contemplated a preferential traffic agreement between the two Harrlman roads for the use of the Benecla cutoff from Oakland to Sacramento, Cal., was abandoned In the fedeial court here Saturday by the Harrlman Interests, and It now devolvea on the railway attorneys and the attorney general to devise a new arrauxement to carry Into effect the dissolution decree of the federal supreme court. The dissolution decree, which was certified to the district cour. of Utah ou February 10, give the r.xilroads three months to aubini. a plan to the lower court. This time limit expires on May 10. No date waa set by the Judge of the Eighth federal circuit, tilting as the district court of Utan. for the rehearing of the case, but It expected that a new plan will be laid before the court some time In April. Pacific-Souther- becom- ing common In the Servian newapa pera, while the Creek and Servian cabinets are becoming very Intimate and It Is reported that they bave already concluded a defensive treaty. . GOVERNORS OFFER AID. n Twelve Chief Executives to Assist In Suppression of Traffic of Women. III. Lieutenant GovBprlngfleld, ernor Darratt O'llara. chairman of the senate committee Investigating the white slave evil In Illinois, announced Sunday be bad received letters from governors of twelve states with him to offering to suppress the traffic of women and kindred evils. The governors from the following states bave so far reWOMAN MAYOR WINS. sponded: New York, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Iowa, Virginia. South Dato Carolina kota, South Mississippi, Court Ousts Councllmen Who Tried Frustrate Her Plans. Michigan, Kentucky, Georgia, Wyoming and West Virginia. Topeka. Kan. The supreme court on Issued an order oiiB'.lng from Saturday Mad Dog Bites Twenty. office the three city couocllmen of Berlin. It Is believed tbat about Hunnewell. Kan. against whom twenty persons were bitten recently by jrharxes had be-filed by Mrs. Ella a mad dog which ran about the streets j Wilson the major of the town. The for hours attacking passersby before court held the three councllmen bave It was kll'ed by a policeman. Nine been and are guilty of wilful misconpersons aho renortel themselves bit- duct In office and of persistent fal'ure ten have received treatment. to perform the duties of their respective offices. Cai-gh- t In Blizzard. Family Troubles of the Hunnewell city counA. N. Perry, his Rapid City, N I have been before the courts for cil wife, three daughters and a son were months. The three councllmen many Box Elder found frozen to death on whom the writ of ouster lies against divide, sixteen miles east of bere, are F. J. Lander. J. O. Kills and B fcavlng been eatirbt In a blizzard while Kler. They must surrender their Jobs en the way to town. at once. Mrs. Wilson alleges the men refused Big Sioux Chief Dead. with her In administerHollow Horn Dear, 61. to Washington Hunnewell. Mg chief of the Rioux Indians on the ing the affairs of Rosebud, South Dakota, reservation, TEXAS IN FIRST PLACE. and probably moot famous of all Bloux chieftains, d ed bere early Saturday Has the Honor f Being Premier Crop Of pneumonia, producing State of Union. has Illinois again Washington CHARLES F. MURPHY yielded to Texas the bonor of being premier crop producing stste of the Union. loa holds her position as third, while Ohio has lost to Missouri the honor of fourth place, the department of agriculture announced li ,9'2 Toxai prol jred $407.-ir.rtin iu t'.ie teive crops reported quan'iia'.ively by the governmeat . corn. ca:s, barley, rye. tt:tk-vhc-fl- .'- -, rire. potatoes, nsy, bacio and inti couott. The enormous Cotton crop easly gave Texas a bg lareest crop prolead over the ducing state. Illinois, whose aaere-teproduction was valued at t29.-32on Iowa's crop value aperezated 1 ; K.it-urd- .i it v.h-at- d $2H4.?9r,.(.(tfi; Si snd Ohlos ;u - M ssourl ll.l.or!0. s, 1C.6.000. Wright Patents Upheld-raris Th Wrlebt seroplane were f.jMy nph1d by a decision Thursday in tiie Fourth division of the court of spina's, confirming a prevloua Judgment renlred In the Third division sfter rejorts from a technical commission. Section Men Strike. More than 500 section Philadelphia. bands employed In the yards of the Pennsylvania railroad In and about Philadelphia are now on strike, abo.it 100 baring failed to report for work on Saturday. Idahoan Victim of Wreck. Omaha One of the three stockmen killed In the freight collision on the Union Pacific at Herdon Friday when five men lost their lives, has been Hen-lifteas James Mulligan of Fuller, Idaho s pat-fnt- ,vA y - "Aw V .f'H'r.l'H ! ;ii J Mr. Murphy, leader of Tammany fiail, is said (e have fallen out wltn Governor Sutler and war to t its erec'iff tover knife . Suffrage Defeated. Del. Advocates of woman uffrsg In Delaware lost their fight svbea the senate on Friday bight de- feated a bill proposing a constitutional amendment giving women the right to ote. d Castro Leaves fee Hamburg. f Ptrjury. New Tor. Clpnano Catro. ex presfirst conviction la rbe district attorney's crusade against ident of Venetnela, sailed from Fat ur day for Hamburg. Thence grafters ft the po'ice department wss obtained Saturday afternoon. John J. he expects to go to Paris and after ilartlran, a patrolman, was found a short stay there to the Canary Islands where he will Join h i family. (nutty of perjury. Patrelman Convicted New York -- The ANARCHIST SLAYS FOR APRIL SEVENTH CALLED FI President Wilson on and Uladder Kidneys Contains No Habit Forming; Drue SHOT DOWN WHILE WALKING STREETS OF CONQUERED CITY OF 80L0NIKI. ' 1 J Death Came Before Injured Ruler Could be Removed to Hospital. Constantino, Hero of Janina, Becomes Ruler ef Qreek Nation. STONES nVSrgv T,ai. rnrr IN Oil) khar, luaad aae iHMaiaitia inCC Saaa Tar a aaaa aaaa. Atala MiralHsa. GaJMaaa Raaaaar Ca.. Daa. 4S4.2 II S.DaarWaS(..CUcaaa lAll lat-mi- Kl 12-19- 13. seven-chamb- summer." "So she drowned." did. and nearly got Envy. "Bligglns is one of those people who envy others the slightest elevatlaa above ordinary surroundings." "Yea. His family can't eat a meal without being afraid he'll get Jealoua of the baby and want the high chair." Washington Star. . t Sarcasm Wanted. There's no uae, aorr, I can't stand the missus. Master (sarcastically) It's a pity, Bridget, that I couldn't bave selected a wife to suit you. Cook Sure, sorr, we all make mistakes. Boston Evening Transcript. Cook Were Only Bent. She weighed only 286, so tbat when she trod on a banana skin she subsided very gently. A polite shop- if rf llf li'MTI II J f'keeper came out to assist ber to rise Who Was Assassinated In Salonlkl by from a box of his best new-laieggs. an Anarchist. "Oh, I do hope I have not broken them!" she cried. carriage and efforts were made to stop "Not at all, madam," said the polite the bleeding, but be breathed bis last one; "they are only bent." on neaiing the hospital. Prince Nicholas was the only mem.Got His Answer. ber of the royal family In Salonlkl. Standing by the entrance of a large The long stay of the Greek king at estate In the suburbs of Dublin are Balonlkl. where be had been since No- two huge dogs carved out of granite. vember 12. was made with the object An Englishman going by in a back of showing Greece's title to perma- thought be would have some fun with nent possession of the city. the Irish driver. Since his triumphal entry Into Sa"How often. Jack, do they feed those lonlkl. the king had been accustomed two big dogs?" fato take an afternoon walk to the "Whenever they bark, sir," waa the mous white tower or to the cavalry straight-facereply. barracks in Lessor Karaburum. The so was In confidence the people king's Equally as Good. A Sunday school teacher In the midgreat that be went about freely, acdle west asked all of ber pupils who companied only by a single equerry. Crown Prince Constantino comes to wished to go to heaven to bold up the throne of Greece at the very their right bands. All did but one height of his popualrlty, which be has little glrL won on the field of battle In Mace"Why, Mary," said the teacher, "why donia, and which the capture of Ja- don't you bold up your band today. Just as you did last Sunday when I nina raised to the highest pitch. Queen Olga, who arrived at Athens asked the same question?" "I know," said Mary, "but papa baa Tuesday evening, embarked at midJust got tickets for Los Angeles," night on a Russian cruiser for d d L The queen was informed of the assassination of tha king on board the Inveterate steamer on which the wss returning from a visit to Prevesa. KINO CONSTANTINE. . -- o res-ciif- GALL King George of Oreece assassinated while walking in the EYES ar.Ui SORE streets of Salonlkl Tuesday afternoon. The assassin waa a Greek of low men- W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. tal type, who gave his name as Aleko Schtnas. He shot the king through One Is more likely to applaud the the heart. man who has done some good things, The king was accompanied only by If one Is not one of them. an aide de camp, lieutenant Colonel Francoudls. The assassin came sudt'ODitlpatlnn cause many serious diseases, Plerw'e denly at the king and fired one shot ll la thoroughly cured a by Doctor three tot rMeuaui 1'ellcw. Oat laxative, from a The ealharUo. weapon. Adv. tragedy caused Intense excitement. Bhlnas was seized immediately and Proof Positive. "How did the new play go?" overpowered. The king fell Into the arms of his "Like a breeze." aide when shot. Two soldiers ran up "Then somebody raised the wind." on hearing the firing and belped tc support him. He was placed in a Meaning the Billows. "I understand Perdlta flirted with some high rollers at the beach last KING, GEORGE OF GREECE.' LA' Three Drowned In Lake. Fort Madison, la. High waves and treacherous winds capsized a skiff near bere Saturday, drowning three The fourth member of the party was The dead are Otis Oabbert, Ray Oabbert and Clete Butlef. Suffrage Question Loems Up. A toot lltnilonal Washington. amendment giving women the right to vote for president fld vice president nrnhnblT will be broucht formallr be fore congress with the Indorsement of senste committee. I vJ Salonlkl. waa - ;p) FOOT-EAS- E, The Antiarptic powder shakra Intoe aboea The Standard Baa. In. a nuarlee ccoturv 30.000 leatimomala. Sold Tnuia Maik everywhere, lie. Simple mas. Addrrs. Allen 8. Olmated. l.e Rov N Y TIM Man wao pul the E E a la FEET. I W Bombs for Editors. Calcutta Fcir bombs. Intended tt kill tie elitors of the leading paper here, exploded In the postoffire whii the parkaees containing them wer being sorted by mail clerks, three ol the clerks being Injured Rebels Executed. Twenty-twPueblo, Mexlro. A detachment ol tt&is& twenty-twadherents of the retel 7.a pata was csptnred by federal trooju This Is the latest photograph of ner here Sunday, taken to a neighbor the Murdered Mrs. Redfleld. wife of the secretary of Ing farm, lined up and shot without Who Succeeds George of Greece. Commerce trial srH- ALLEN'S MONARCH Monday Issued a proclamation calling a special session of congress to as-- ' semble April 7. The president sped-- ' lied no subject for the extra session, hut It Is fully understood that his message to congress at Its opening will dwell upon the need of tariff revision. If currency, Philippine Independence AlaBkan affairs, woman suffrage or other pressing questions Anally are forced upon the attention of congress it will he only after the Democratic leaders of the two bouses and the president are convinced that the success of tariff revision Is assured. According to a statement made by Representative Oscar W. Underwood, chairman of the bouse committee on ways and moans, the extra session will begin with nothing but the tariff revision bills before It. Senate committees are organized DEMOCRATS WILL EKLAR3E tor work and will take up the prelimiTHE PRESENT FREE LIST nary stages of much general legislation early in April. A general agree ment cxists. however, to keep general subjects out of active discussion while Propose to Remove the Tariff on ( tariff legislation Is under way. Boots; Shoes and Wool Pulp BRYAN PREDICTS HOME RULE. at Extra Session. Believes That House of Commons Will Pass BUI Within Two Years. on duties tariff The Washington. Chicaffo used wood Secretary of State Bryan on boots, shoes and pulp in the making of print payer are to be In bia addresa here Monday night at removed under the new tariff law aa the St Patrick's day banquet of the hit prepared by the ways and means com- Irish Fellowship club reiterated words of Saturday at the St. Patrick's mittee. , Free boots and shoes waa decided banquet In Washington. "Two years from now Ireland will on by the committee aa a 'direct effort to break the control of the alleged be celebrating borne' rule," be said. shoe machinery trust which the su- "There Is every reason to believe that preme court baa held was legal under the house of commons will pass the the patent laws. Free wood pulp Is bill again and make It law." Mr. Bryan declared that the victory given to meet the needs of the publishers who must turn to Canada or for Ireland would be a victory for the to Norway and Sweden to secure the world, and would mark the end of trlstocratlc rule. exactions of the paper trust. Representatives of both the paper OFFERS TO TREAT SUFFERERS trust and the shoe machinery trust have been working In Washington for Famous Cermsn Prepared to Relieve more than a month to prevent the Dread White Plague. From Sufferers placing of wood pulp and boots and New York. Dr. Frederlch F. Fried shoes on the free list. mann Is ready to treat without charge FEDERALS WIN VICTORY. all sufferers from tuberculosis, accord Ing to his brother. Dr. Arthur Fried Carry Battle to State Troops Although mann, who declared Monday that it Outnumbered Two to One. waa a crime not to permit him to do so. Dr. Frledmann has been refused Arlx. to Instead of Naco, waiting be attacked by nearly 1.000 Insurgent permission by the medical autborltiei state troops. General OJeda, with leas of the city to give bis treatment ex than COO federal soldiers, went out cept In connection with certain bos Saturday from Naco, met and defeated pltals. Since bis arrival hundreds ol the enemy. In three hours of aggres- sufferers bave besought him to aid sive fighting, peppering the enemy's them. line with rifle and machine gun bullets COAL MINERS AGAIN OUT. and spraying lead from shrapnel shells over bills adopted as fortifications, the One Thoussnd Men Quit Work In Huerta federals' drove the state forces Northern Colorado Field. five miles to the southeast. Late In Boulder, Colo A fresh strike In the day the government forces re- the northern Colorado coal fields be turned victorious to the Mexican gan Monday when 1.000 miners em border town and customs port opposite ployed by the American Fuel comthis point pany In Boulder county failed to return to work following meetings ol Hazing Causes Student's Desth, local branches of the United Miat stuHlllsboro. N. C The three Workers of America Sunday, at which dents of the University of North Car- a strike wss declared. olina,. Ilalph Oldham, Will Merrlman and Aubrey Ratch, were found guilty Hyde Jury Fails to Agree. Saturday of manslaughter In connecKansas City, Mo. After having detion with the death of a fellow stu- liberated since 10 o'clock Thursday dent. Will Rand, while the latter was night, the Jury in the esse of Dr. B. being hazed last September. They Clark Hyde, on trial for the murder were each sentenced to. four months of Colonel Thomas H 8 ope. millionin jail. aire philanthropist, reported at 12:35 and p. m. Monday a disagreement, MRS. WILLIAMC. REDFIELD was discharged. The first ballot stood seven for conviction, five for acquittal. Huerta Calls on Wilson. Mexico City. Provisional President VIctoriano Huerta, disregarding ail precedents, on Monday called u;wn Henry Lane Wilson, the American ambassador to Mexico. This Is the first time. It Is said, tbat a Mexican president has railed upon the diplomatic representative of a foreign power. Stor Raided by Mob. Red Rank. X. J. A 5 ar,d 1ft cent store was wrecked Monday by an angry mo th?t objected to St, Patrick's day souvenir displsyed In the windows, declaring that the display held on lo ridicule things which they considered sacred. br jODNEypius uackache KPeumatistn OF GREECE King Most of King George's properly, to Recognition Sought. tha value of p"ibiy J20.000.000, Is Washington Juan Or boa Ramos, wss sn excellent H wealthy Mexican, a close friend of Fe In Denmark. made a fortune Hx secure to Is and to here froit business mis try Dl, the United States recognition of tb dealing in real estate. He bad a pal I inert a In It ac and several boses Copenprovisional government Mexico. hagen which be boueht cheaply and which afterwards greatly Increased In Will Investigate Buttertne Frauds. value. He also bad many houses la Chicago Judge Landia la the Unit Paris. ed States district court on Mondsy in The Greek governor bat lucd a s'rncted a speeial grand Jury to Inves proclamation annonncing that the oath tttate butterlne frauds cornprr mie of fealty to King CoBstanllne baa by the Internal revenue de:tmrn' been taken. oa March 4. IN A SHADOW. Tea Drinker Feared Par atyaia. 8teady use of either tea or coffea often produces alarming symptoms aa the poison (caffeine) contained In these beverages acts with more potency In some persons than In others. "I wss never a coffee drinker," writes an 111. woman, "but a tea drinker. I was very nervous, bad frequent spells of sick headache and heart trouble, and was subject at tlmea to severe attscks of bilious colic. "No end of sleepless nights would bsve spells at night when my right side would get numb and tingle like a thousand needles were pricking my At times I could hardly put my tongue out of my mouth and my right eye and ear were affected. "The doctors told me I was liable to become paralyzed at any time, so I wss in constant dresd. I took no end of medicine nil to no good. "The doctor told me to quit using tea, but I thought I could not live without It that It wss my only stay. I bad been a tea drinker for twenty-fiv- e years; was under the doHor'e care for fifteen. "About six months ago, I finally quit tea and commenced to drink Postum. "I have never had one spell of sick beadach since and only one light attack of bilious colic. Have quit having those numb spells at night, sleep well and my heart Is getting stronger alt the time." Name given upon request. Postum now comes In concentrated, powder form, called Instant Postum. It Is prepared by stirring a level In a cup of hot water, adding sonar to taata, and enough cream to bring tha color to golden brown. Instant Poatnra Is convenient; there's no waste; and the flavor la always uniform. Sold by grocer every where. A --cs trial Ua mailed for grocarH name aad stamp for postage. Posts Cereal Ltd, Battla Creak, C, |