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   Des Moines Daily News (Newspaper) - October 4, 1911, Des Moines, Iowa                             BUY DBS M ADE 00 OD tr id In OL 331 DBS MOINES IOWA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 1911 The Des Moin e s News much change 1 temperature P T The menace of international il tions has hung like a dark cloud over Europe ever since hostilities began between Italy and Turkey today when it was reported that the Italian fleet underlie duke of the Abruzzi was bombarding and in European Turkey and further that the Italian warships had fired upon three ships carrying the British flag Two of the ships fired upon were alleged to be trans carrying Turkish troops They were captured anci third vessel was u motor CMS guard is reported to have sunk off were Bled the British consul at that port On emperors government notified if she car in T compelled to v r SL Jr u V is the bombardment of eveza and in attack upon European port is t impossible to obtain definite us to what is taking place Persistent reports say the townis Inthe possession of the Italians It is state witl enna that the Turkish garrison has refused to surrender nils so far refused to proclaim licr and tho other great powers areIn a similar position This with T that Victor Has his Sn to led little blood ns possible is taken Ip mean that a settlement is he ie underway and maybe reached in the near future S FOUGHT IN EFFORT TO BERLIN Oct has fallen after a most heroic defense by garrison With ob solete and protected only by the crumbling walla of antiquated the TurKs sustained for VET TO DEATH Jack Martin 49 for 21 years a member of Des fire department i and Of service Is a serious condition nt his 2410 is Brights disease nud attending clans have given of recovery Martin entered service October 3d 1887 and has served continuously He driver at central station until his transfer hours a terrible bombardment from tho Italian fleet Although they must have know that the light was hopeless from llu first the Turkish troops stood gallant ly to their guns The shots from their ancient short range fell far short of the attacking warships but the Turks refused to surrender toLast It was only when the forts had ceases to be anything hut a pile of ruins when the governors palace had been demolished and the mili tary barracks were blazing that the garrison finally withdrew They commenced an orderly re treat hills but could not withstand lie ball of shrapnel from the Italian ships They were forced to break their ranks and flee pel mell to what shelter they could reach OF it didnt propose up board of education Tuesday night passed resolution ordering all telephones taken out of public schools by November 1 The action was result of notice served by the telephone company of In rates from lo iver year for each building affected The It Today Aip jon a position to rent a better room or house lot or home of these wants arc fail want nd ool lioy new order will save the city per year The board also passed resolution ordering whatever improvements In school are necessary to comply with made ly State School Inspector A from nnd architects was read swing that floors of Irving school are safe FORMS NEW AGENCY The company has here and the territory hus been divided between he nnd offices C M who has for some time bora con with the Co formed n new lo be known us tha Bulck Automobile company which will handle the for sev eral counties bt filled at I p Oct Discouraged lire of nil their appeals to the powers the sultans advisers are said today to be to abandon Tripoli It is re ported here that the city sur rendered at 5 yesterday after lioon PARIS Italian fleet commanded by the luho of is bom the Turkish port of according to a tele phone message from Milan Tho a vice admiral jn the Kalian Imd notified hu Turkish in the city that unless they tlie three Turkish anchored in the harbor he would bombard The refused to give up the vessels T Oct Heuters 11 dispatch today snys two Turkish transports Hying British fla been near by mi cruiser Tlie had on board 200 soldiers and six guns n Oct Admiral comni nil ding the Italian fleet off Tripoli reports yesterdays tho citys fortifications continued until The Turkish Imt torios replied ineffectually The admiral added that lie expected to resume the to dny He is from shelling the town T Portugal today tlie hold tlie towns of Chares Harm anil Portuguese Tso hail In connection witli there ports of victories attached here to day flic return to London of flannel who lias been visiting at p Oct 4 has made to the consul hero that have sunk a imitor const guard boat tlic flag off Complications he English government are considered likely O OMB Oct Vic tor today issued mi order to the generals and of the nnd to shed as littlo blood ns pos is taken as an in dication Hint the Italian gov n peaceful so lution is ill sight D O Oct American nin to Turkey today wired tlle state the government has nn that it will seize all ships and merchandise wherever found prop erty contraband goods will be safeguarded LID OFF DICE AGAIN TOSSED IN THE STORES which Safety Superintend ent Roe clamped cm the dCcc boxes at und cigar stores a few weeks ngo has heun pried off For sonic mysterious reason dice shaking began Tuesday at practically every place in town and there has been no police interference One clerk was asked if he did not fear heing arrested 1 guess not he said If they pinch theyll pinch everybody too Ail were notified sometime to get rid of dice 90 GENT m HEARING APPROACHING AN END President Haines of the Des Gas was called to stand morning in the ninety cent rate hearing before Chancery Sloan to continue his tes timony as lo he financially and otherwise existing between the United Gas Improve ment association and the local cor The hearing Is ap an cud Counsel flyers of city said Ills next witness would bo Comptroller Curran of tho U O I of Philadelphia Ho to be followed another nnd Hie last The master both sides will bo ready to argue on the some time next week Hi Tariff Saved from Noose by Daring Heroine Wae COMING Oct Girl West adapted to Wyoming use ww company III Tariff the saved froni a first class ttc hero no hot a Ct The play was well receded and none ot the THE QUESTION Governor Carroll and Gold Braided Staff Into Peck of Trouble Over Expenses COSTS SOME CASH Refuses Sis Opinion But Logan Comes to Aid of His Boss President Tiift ivas escorted over lown by Governor Carrolls highly uniformed official stair last week und now the is Who pays the Heavily laden with gold braid o flirt dome the staff met Archie and nt Council darted bis lo Waterloo his presence at Des Moines mill lighted his way into the wilds of Missouri ut the back door of It cost was governor he got into a peek of trouble over this official staff paying the bills from ihc runds of Hie Iowa National Guard Today Logan said tho law permits paying the ex penses from the guard fund but tho section he referred to No of the makes no reference to presidential swings on the eve ol an election Cosson Silent Attorney General Cosson snid he would not deliver himself or an opinion until officially naked The appropriation for Iowa National Huard Is It is for designated Or course this fund is always available nnd usable In time of trouble bul ani went talking burning interest out m the regular under the laiv may collect per diem salaries s well MS A few hundred dollars will cover the traveling expenses about anything of to the people and mm w STICK TO C Oct known Secretary f not retire President Jaft his as i result of revelations nade In the controversy which hls resulted so fu In Wiley In complete contra of the board of food and drug tion Sue on i Mo filed Hi lsf i M r iW t n i 1 nil 1 tVi I 1 Of KiaM THY Wyo Oct of tlie old wild west days of cowboys ami bronchos were today under the ores of the president of west tkn and bo lariat Is past or passing and there nearly as many as in when It turned out to greet Mr Taft lint several hundred attired In evidence and a yell greeted lie chief executive as ids auto drove through the of INDIANAPOLIS Ind Oct 4 Mayor Shank today began distri bution of a second carload of po in an effort to force the low cring of food prices by Indianapolis commission nica Advance orders received by the mayor called or of the tubers n Nils In fnr f Heres Iowa Camera Mans Idea of the Three Prettiest Girls to Be Found in Des Moines Ills Porty each approaches he respective class Tho were taken af f ar second and by ol Camera Guild of which finished n two day Tuesday night Tho of Trom fifteen leading In tho state imcl Is not sense a convention Next mooting will bo Sioux City TRIAL IS POSTPONED FEW DAYS The second trial of James charged with conspir acy In a plot to dynamite the treas ury vault in tho court house on the night of March 31 will not he be gun until two trials of highway robbery aro ended Tim and John indicted for highway robbery take priority over the OCallaghan hear ing The former is being tried to day Frost Is possible according to Information received from Chicag this morning by tJie local weather Doctor has alsg rain in a ftw days that will the cast purl or the The time Cor killing frost in DCS Moines is ahmit October 10 Wisconsin Senator Writes News He Will Be Glad to Visit Des Moines HARD AT WORK NOW Writing Biography for Ameri can Big tion Planned Senator if LaFollette Trill visit Des Moines Jn November Hia receptio n a meet ing in Bea win nonpartisan andJ willbe under tha auspices of Des ws and voters Tho at of pro sent to La Toilette last week THE LA HAD H D CHAMBERLAIN WILL GO TO CAPETOWN AFRICA D S Cham berlain will leave for New York to complete ts for the es of a laboratory in Capo Town Africa Tho capacity equal half that of the one hero Un less present plans fail to materialize Mr Chamberlain will be gone dur ing tlie winter in hi Elgin n i j 1 w if e s Inv e r LS an the charge or first murder The states is preparations to lihn a trial at will ask for au of the of Ills nt oclock this morning The Inspectors who tinder und for orders arrived nt 8 oclock They started to work nn hour Inter Coal Coal Co IN DES AND PRESS CLUB has accepted and he bore DAY BIVES SAY WILL BB A DAY OP IN PRONOUNCED TO THE RECENT WHEN THE UAD TO KNOCK THE OFF THEIp RUNNING Since opening up telegraphic cor respondence with Senator G Hale of received nnd letters from AV L of nud Herbert of advisers of tn toilette and today a night from the senator Senator La Follette ia on tis biography for tlie Americas JUKI until this is lie will no lie hopes to complete the job sometime In er He Is working from fifteen to en hours per day sees hut Tit le of his mail discusses politics nobody nnd jost constantly to keep his contract vith Tlie News requested to ionic October In his letter contract the Amer for tho autobiography xom nio to decline all invita tions to finished If completed in season 1 shall somo time in No It that itso make speeches in other cities Mr ta Follette tho activity part of his friends is nioro willing to come just ns soon as will permit Personally want to you for your interest imd service Work The plans meet ing will be worked out during the or four weeks Pro republicans and democrats from all over the state wilt join in the reception nnd the fur will be us ns extended President Taft Ralph of Invitations to high ly commended the undertaking and said the Greater Moines com will gladly loan Its assistance Tho will also par nni all the local civic or will take a prominent part La Follette Club A club Is being of Dcs Moines is one of the promoters Senator Cummins Any latis for cor moot my It lie a meeting on all side ure ed Is to lie here Summed up say When com PS von wont to take it to ind win talk on current ions FOWLER FAILS ONCE TO THY SECOND FLIGHT SAN Cct to Announce neat hero today Robert G Fowler who fall cd to pass the Sienna in bis fd o ecu 11 to ill this time from Lit about Oct 10   

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