Anaconda Standard (Newspaper) - November 29, 1911, Anaconda, Montana WEATHER FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY Fair WEATHER FORECAST FOR THURSDAY Warmer snow VOL 87 ANACONDA MONTANA WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 29 1911 PRICE FIVE CENTS Tuner SMITH TO HIS REMOVAL FROM HUNCH for link direct to lleu tor lie of HUB mill fo Rot him of II Thomas J Is still police magistrate for the city of Butte will continue to act us such to the end of his elected term unless in Die supreme court should reverse the decision yesterday by Judge 1 Miller Smith who dis- missed proceeding to oust Judge his on ground that he luid collected illegal from lly county The court held In effect that had a right to collect fees from the county for services rendered suite eases acting as justice uf the ouster proceeding was brought a few weeks ago Judge sent a letter to the county commissioners accompanied by a re- fund of the fees collected anil knowledging thru he was not In them Yesterday he created prise by claiming that lie did not prove of the letter but signed it bo- was asked to sign It and without giving It proper The that may now claim sonm f his attention is how to got back the money he over to tin county under the belief that he was not en- titled to it Attorneys and Nolan will im- mediately the supremo court for an order compelling Smith to remove Hooher from of- fice In accordance with the facts ad- mitted In the case and the law as plied to them The petition will ably he presented to the supreme court today and some decision may be within a week Under the law of the state the ty pays to justices of the peace not to exceed a year for acting as ex- magistrates In state cases like cases of vagrancy petty larceny etc and in a rule was established by the county commissioners to pay the same sum to the police judge for services while acting as ex- justice of the peace All police judges since that time have collected the fee at the of a month The ouster proceeding brought against by Mr under section of the revised codes which to the compensation of police Judge which must be fixed by nance at not exceeding a year salary that Is paid In Unite the section concluding as of In all criminal actions or ings arising under the criminal laws of the state when acting as a justice of the or committing he must receive nu compensation ever Attorneys and tile accuser have maintained lhat no compensation whatever meant what It said and that decisions by the supreme court of tana a of ouster had to be whether the police judge acted or Ignorantly if it were shown that the had been col- The says a ing must he heard In a summary ner and if the charges are sustained a judgment must be given depriving the accused of his Judge Smith on demand of the at- for the accused called a jury to sit In an advisory and for nearly three days the Jury ami court patiently to arguments and oratory At the conclusion of the trial yesterday the attorneys agreed on the facts so that the ease was from the jury and was de- OF TUB PANIC DAYS TO PUT OVER ft Li iyn f inner I nil ivI Hi railroad men on wort of I Mo ii they pooling n freemen currency plan IM die ed from the tv It no rker in lit nH lie liis wtory Washington ker a retired banker of Philadelphia sprung a sensation on tho senate com- on interstate commerce today when he alleged that u New York financier told him In 1904 the financial would support Theodore Roosevelt for president bo- cause the latter had a bargain with them on the question Air Barker's statement in the midst of a vigorous attack on tho In which he alleged that President Roosevelt had been the details of the ing of severn 1 months it happened but took no action to prevent It Ho di dared currency plan was the creation not of former Senator A hi rich but of Mr of the banking firm of Kuhn of Xew York and thai -a fund of had been Mulled to insure its adoption Throe or before the nf Mr UN rker said I was walking down when I mot nf Iho most distinguished money in Ntw York a who raid In We are going to elect 1 loose volt 1 expressed surprise and asked if he had given up tho support nf He said yos that they frightened so he had made a bargain with them M om ours of the com m 11 tee looked somewhat incredulous and Mr ker I wiMh Mr were 1 wish Senator send said It would bo Interesting Air said the man whom lie declined to name told him that Theodore Roosevelt had made a bargain on the railroad question Holler All lie Would JUST BEFORE THANKSGIVING DAY By John T McCutcheon Wilt By John T Continued on Eleven In Standard cureless USD if ii revolver nf St lust In lin serious Injury nf Call a whn lies nl Sisters hens with 11 bullet In his his condition Tho Hhooiintf llu result of a In Iho for a inn n mimed I re- port of thr wlin nn in After hml been pill nut I he ho rucks iho window the n shut a tho all who running punt llm In nn to nnd I trough I hern thin al SI and will here s KANSAS Knn Nov n hefur n Muli wind lire of Mils city Mr Harker Mo is to holler nil ho wants to ho told me but by by a railroad will bo in by of off ro- free passes suits us who own the railroads tho railroads to and for maximum The railroad man added Mr ker said Unit under the hitter it would bo possible to add from to to the total freight paid by the American public I told him 1 did nnt believe velt made any such agreement Mr said hut when the nf lOOn wont to congress be recommended most of those things I wrote to President Roosevelt and him what 1 heard and that I thought the man had Hod lint now f must believe ho had not Tt was the only letter of mine Mr Roosevelt failed to Members of committee asked Mr to iho name of the won told him that was to bo elected I nan not do it Mr Barker said but subsequently somebody was to thave stolen that between Mr and president of the 5250.000 put tip for tho election expenses In the city of New York A Cut Dried Referring to the panic of Mr Barker said a man was present at a conference at T P Morgan's houso in May came to him in CASE IS WITH JURI ARE MADE AXT THE S ARE LOCKED FOIt TUB DEFENDANT MOTIONLESS DURING LAWYERS TALKS Continued on Throe London Nov surprise Is felt hero fit disappointment play rd pross at Sir refusal to the of revocation of the entente I price nf friendship Lord speech In tho of lords lust nn expression nf of the foreign views and It lhat further be required fur Kir friendly sentiments to In- fully appreciated hy Lord Courtney attacked tho In the house lords in connect Ion with Iho Anulo-derman treaty and of Duck burn anil defended It Lord desired know why could not to an with as she did with nnd Ihu United Stales He diH'lnrrd I hill leorne hnd made nn uf could he Denver Nov order that the jury retire to consider a verdict In the rose of Gertrude Gibson Patterson charged with the murder of her band Allen ordered a night sion of tho court and arguments were finished nnd thn en so pi von to the lury Tho Jury WOP locked up for tlie nt 10 o'clock In the little courtroom n relic if Denver's early days defendant nil afternoon almost without variation in one on a table and her check resting on her hand ally i her from the spectators Hor stretched across hor out tiie of cutor as ho HIP killing of Patterson as tho deliberate of a completely selfish nnd heartless life Twice she burled her head in her arms on the table but she was not weeping when her own attorney O N ton took up her side of lie story fhe sat as before To tho Flic like one ton exhausted by the deal fully tu realize its importance Attorney Honson closed nn arraignment of the defendant by exhibiting the worn by Patterson ho was shot MR pointed to the powder-marked hole in the back of the coat and gave it to the jurors for closed examination At the end of the jury box the exhibit was but a few feet from Mrs Mary mother of tho Plain man but she glanced at It without visible sign of agitation Attorney Hilton painted his client as the unfortunate victim Tt was in the midst of this argument that the court declared that It was highly Import nnt that tho case to the jury tonight Ho would sit until midnight If necessary de- clared the Attorney 11 ill on resumed bis argument for the defense at the night session at p m One hour was con- by Special Prosecutor In closing for the state and the case wan given to the Jury at AX IS Nov former president nf Mexico has hero He contemplates ing tho winter at General has no present of to Mexico Ho told friends that ho is greatly distressed at thn of In Mexico which he would only result in reducing tho finances and the credit uf Mexico in MESSAGE IS OH THE TUTS OILY PRESIDENT WILT AGAIN LAW TO nn Of ft MOW Home Nov cardinals Farley and continued o hold a re- in stale at the American college Many hundreds of have called to pay respects Tho Ing was especially reserved for bers of the diplomatic corps and the afternoon for cardinals at present In residence In Home TARIFF AND OTHER THINGS TO LATER Washington Nov 28 Taft's third annual message which will go to congress Tuesday will be de- voted to the trust question The sage contains from to words and with the exception of a few to other subjects tho message deals entirely with corporations Details of the message will not be made public tonight it is understood but federal incorporation as by Mr Taft two years ago was gested as a method for the solution of the trust problem The president has indicated his aversion to amendment of the Sherman act and from his talks with callers tho inference drawn tonight that there is no suggestion of such amendment in the message I've put all my in one tlie president said In sending an annual message to congress devoted to one subject alone the president is following the dent established by President land when ho sent his famous tariff message to congress in Later on Mr Taft will send special messages to congress dealing with important sub- The president intends to discuss the tariff in a message to be written after Dec The tariff board it was said tonight will not ho able to make Ha report on the wool and cotton ules until that time Conservation including the ment of will be dealt with in a Liter message Mr Taft to submit reports of the postal committee the railway securities commission tho economy and committee before the holiday adjournment of congress The trust message was revised dually by the cabinet today Owing to tho length of the session there were many rumors that there hud been a serious disagreement in Mr Tuft's family These worn by n majority of the cabinet and by the president himself Most of the points in the message had been gone over before and today's session hnd to do more with phraseology It was said than with n definite policy MASONIC EDITOR Boston Nov Wilson of publisher of the World nnd known throughout country through his offering to Masonic lodges and Initiate members nolo contendere In tho federal court today to a charge of using mulls In u lo Assistant United Stales Attorney explained that Wilson Is SO years old In poor health anil hits signed an lint In attempt hereafter to or lo Initiate OP THEY THE IX SHI Kill WINS reinier nnd now but think can not hold out tion n foreign of the republican lender Li Yuen HenK n 11 d lic been in at Peking Nov has been by the imperial forces which crossed tho Han river 20 miles above hat place Wuchang has made a capitulation and it is evident bat the government is getting a strong land in that part of province where a few weeks ago the rebels seemed to have supreme control There is no news of Li Yuen Heng the revolutionary and it not known whether he the defense of or directed it from chang It is not believed that the rebels will surrender but prefer to take chances in flight in tho open country The rebels endeavored in a message to obtain terms from Shi Kai three weeks ago it is reported that General Kang commander of the im- troops at Hankow has refused The foreign settlements Buffered con- A Hankow consular says it was a foregone conclusion that tho Imperialists win if they at- IX TIIK TRIAL SHAL IS DETECTIVE ACCUSES Says man been for and finally in net of turning money over to member of venire anil ised lars nn on at- torney yer denies If tacked seriously because of their I Franklin rior information During tho attack every position was heavily shelled The imperialists numbered probably modern drilled men The rebels were for the most pant volunteers perhaps equal in number to the forces Wanted Premier to Flee The premier's position seemed less He was Deserted by former lowers upon whose help he counted Both arid foreign residents in Peking believed the dynasty was on the verge of abdication Friends urged the premier to capitulate fearing his endeavored to j sude him to take refuge in the I concessions at Tien Tsin Today Yuan Shi Kai is still a man government combining in self both legislative and executive powers but it is now expected that tho men recently appointed to the Los Angeles smirch of suspected bribery today loomed up in the trial of James B McNamara Eor the alleged murder of Charles ty a victim of the Los Angeles Times disaster Tonight a pleased tion and dumbfounded defense took stock of the day's work of Samuel L Browne chief investigator of the state who arrested three men and stacked District Attorney D Fredericks desk high with yellow bills taken from their pockets in Fredericks presence Bert H a Cornier deputy United States marshal now employed by the defense ns an investigator released late today on cash bail is to appear in court tomorrow to answer to charges of bribery and at- tempted bribery sworn to against him by Browne while George X Lockwood an venireman and C E White an alleged stakeholder arrested are at liberty and cording to District Attorney will appear as witnesses against dred dollars taken from Lock wood's pockets is declared by the prosecution to have been the first ment of a sum which he was to have received if he would prevent an ad- verse verdict in the McNamara case and found on White was declared to be the to be paid the jury were discharged Rumors of a cabinet come tb Pekin promptly FOUR OF THEM TWO HOYS AIIE GIVEN LIFE WILD SCENE IN CHICAGO COURT AS VERDICT IS READ Chicago Two boys and foil men were found guilty of murder in th first decree tonight for tho of truck farmer on the outskirts ot the oil four months ago The men were son to death and the boys to life im prisonment The four sentenced to death and Frank and Thomas Schultz two sen I en cod to life imprisonment ire nnd both 1C years old The victim oT the youthful thugs was Fred lie was murdered while on his way from his truck farm to the Chicago market with a load of 1100 Two of the boys had revolvers two bad butcher knives and the others had The evidence showed lie pleaded for life on his knees offering the boys nil his possessions lie bad a wife anil baby a month old at home Tho an- swer of tho youths was to bent him into with the clubs so that bis skull was his jaw broken and his nose clubbed nearly off After became unconscious ho was slabbed four times in the neck and his throat out Tlie corpse was dragged Into a thicket a club jammed down tho and several bullets fired Into the lifeless body Tho boys wore arrested while trying to sell some of be booty One of them woro tho farmer's boots Kwald is 24 years old nnd his brother Is a In-law of Frank Is years old and Sob u Hz 10 yours old lust beforo tho men were taken Into tbo courtroom to bear the verdict they told tbo thai should the denth ally lie voted to thoni a baud of comrades were prepared to Mo courtroom or follow to their homos those responsible for tho and the verdict However no disturbance save the hysterical shrieks of of tho doomed men Interrupted tho ings Doomed Men Colin pic When the verdicts wero read ono by one tho mon as thoy woro named In tbo messages of death nnd hnd to bo assisted It fells by Tho life Imprisonment sentences were the lost rend nnd the reaction which lowed tho that should bo tho of their crime threw Kiln into convulsions nnd bin companion hysterical Tho widow of tho murdered num snt In court holding her In lap nn 1 heard four men to give in their to the In return for the one I hoy had token from her She nod ded IHT bond approvingly then broko nnd went tho would tint restore hor husband Tho boys locked In colls under strong A certain awe surrounds Yuan Shi Kai The national assembly feared him and did not dare to insist upon his presence beforo it The members preferred to leave the capital when the army rallied unexpectedly Sent lo Front The premier removed suspected cers encouraged others and rewarded tho soldiers with gifts of money In of the treasury's plight He even sent away from the capital to the front and ho is now sending reinforcements to op- Nanking as well as to Hankow and Shansi If the premier were able to obtain a foreign loan lie would control tho situation opinion however is held that the revolution is by no means ended The legations believe tho dynasty is saved unless the rebels succeed in filling their threat to kill Yuan Shi Kai with dynamite The premier in- formed John Jordan tlie British ninistur recently that he did not fear His carriage passed through the streets of Peking guarded by 25 cavalrymen ASSAULT ON NANKING IS OF REBELS Shanghai by wireless from Nov 29 a rebels had not taken Nanking at Desultory firing by heavy guns tinned throughout the night but the did not take part Evidently they are preparing for action The great crisis in the revolution has been reached The overwhelming de- feat nt Hanyang came to the and their sympathizers south of the unexpectedly grand Jury where tho money came from flew thick and fast throughout the day No grand jury is now in session bul a one be called This is not necessary so far as Franklin is con- because his case can be care of through an information By the district attorney hut if it is de- sired to reach any one not under ar- rest an indictment is necessary In- Browne said that no moro arrests would be made today although earlier in the day he had predicted other more important ones Holding Money Franklin was on a street corner in the heart of tho Los Angeles business district In broad while one detective dis- guised as a laborer stood unscreened close enough to him to hear he said and himself sheltered by a building was close enough with his assistants to catch the three men be- foro two of them could take their hands out of pockets after it is alleged they had stuffed the money into them So with hands in their pockets they were marched to the hall of records where the trial is staged on the eighth and District ney Fredericks greeted them at tho end of a IOUK corridor on the eleventh floor Hands in pockets they entered his office and when the hands camo out Browne declares the yellow bills clung to their fingers Twenty utes later two of the the venireman and White an and supposed out of the swinging doors free men hardly enough time having elapsed to allow the dictation anil signing of a ment if this were done ment that they would appear against Franklin as state's witnesses followed them out Franklin unperturbed re- marked that the state would find that it was mistaken and had no case He Was on District Attorney Fredericks Insisted that was connected legally with the jury from the moment his name was drawn from the big red jury wheel last Saturday Fredericks holds that when tho list of names was made out last uary every man on it became awaro that he would be summoned at somu Continued on Page Fourteen Continued on Page Three LANGHORNE IS FREED AND ARRESTED AGAIN Special to from penitentiary yesterday morning uel Jr former clerk lo the secretary of the state of stocU commissioners with the of from to from fund was rested on his arrival here Tho him filed hy him Iho nn u check Issued 17 mill hy tho secretary of tho slock C Currier Tho chock was drawn on the American National hunk ami was for Last when tho exposure of the conditions In the of of tho hoard out confessed his pleaded lo forgery and a of one year Tho legislature not with tho disposition that had boon made of tho case appropriated money to pay the ex- penses of In making an investigation arrest is a result of the activity of legislature Some persons hero aro of the opinion that will mako a full confession Involving two or moro accomplices If ho docs It Is said a sensation will follow method of was simple containing checks to owners oC ho held from tho mall extracted the checks forged Indorsement ami then in load pencil Indorsed thorn again under his own When tho were returned from tho bank he erased the pencil Indorsement wrs inken from tho station hv Deputy Holla Duncan heforo Justice of tho Peace 11 O Waiving a preliminary examination fondant was hound to await tho action of Iho district court was fixed in sum of Ham man and Walker on bonds and ho released
