Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - May 11, 1916, Hutchinson, Kansas tHt It A 0* TNI PMH WHICH II TNI Mlf The Hutchinson TMI TMt OP tHt in CENTRAL KANSAS * VOL. XXXI MA V MOUNT THE INFANTRY ON TEXAS No. Tiits Is Scheme for Patrolling the PONIES CAN EAT THE GRASS And Live on Walling on the Slow Actions ol El Mar 11.-Major General Frederick Funston to the border patrol by mounting two thousand on Texas plana to ma 1*9 this recommendation to Secretary linker because forces of cavalry for patrol are practically Kunston points out that Texas ponies aro suited for patrol as they can live on the scanty crass along the Mexican The Illinois Funston sold lio was considering calling on ttio regular cavalry National Guard for patrol work along tbo Klo Ho thought Major and lila cavalry were well over Hlo Grande Into Mexico and that the Americans had a good of overtaking part of bandits that raided Making Some Negotiations looking toward a settlement of the military questions were resumed at 10 o'clock this morning Major Hugh L. Scott and Frederick representing 1'nlted and General Alvaro of of the do facto and Juan N. of foreign affairs In The conference which may be the last was held In General private A recess was taken at I o'clock and General Scott announced that conference had mado we may have something to say when again at 4 General went to a NEW CHINESE ' May 11.-Dispatches 1 from Canton that ' southern provisional ' which has organized at ton by the revolutionary 1 him proclaimed yuan revolutionists have also formed a war cabinet with ljing hb ' and Tseu MILITIA GETTING May 11.-Further indications that army operations on Iho Mexican border are Indeterminable were given today in official It was at the war that tho national guard of men and New Ijo mustered Into tho army for tho period of their enlistments aud with no time of federal service No Definite Secretary Baker said mustering officers In charge of the militia mobilization had Inquired whether President Wilson had tilted any definite term for As It Is not known how long tho guard will be tho national guardsmen will be enrolled for the terms of their state or until they are May Talk It Scott telegraphed tho department that another conference with General Obregon was set for 10 o'clock this morning at El Baker suld there was nothing to confirm border reports that had served an ultimatum on General Obregon for u final answer upon acceptance or rejection of tho tentative It was expected hero that General would present counter proposals In particularly regarding fixing a dato for ultimata withdrawal of Over the There were no official that American troops had actually crossed tho border lit the Big Bond although It was believed some had done American consuls throughout Mexico have been Instructed to again call attention of Americans to tho state department's warnings that tills mont regards there as Tho last census taken by the suite department six weeks ago lees than 3,000 Americans throughout the mostly near Mexico and extreme east anil west parted from Fort Moultrie today for the Mexican Texas Soldiers San May 11.-Nearly 1,000 members of tho Texas national guard arrived here this Tho movement will throughout the day by night most of the mill tla will havo Companies from the more distant points will not reach until Cavalry Into May 11.-Major with his troops of tho crossed the Hlo Grande into Mexico last night and aro making way rapidly southward They havo with them the throo Mexican bandits who were captured by the employes of tho Porto De supposed to bo about twelve hours It is reported that Is held prisoner at this Const artillery numbering one hundred and has here the line of More Troops May 11-1 and the Second infantry and company First battalion departed today for May Third Fourteenth departed from Fort George Wright for tho for May 11.-Lieutenant Colonel 11. commanding the First regiment Illinois during the absence of Colonel Milton J. in when Informed today that General Funston Is planning to his troops for border suld that First regiment Illinois cavalry could and fully within twenty-four hours after the order had been Troops From East. May 11.-(Troops)- Batteries D. K. and Third States left today for May 11.-The 112lh coast 105 loft Fort Dupout today for ARE GOING TO GET A STILL FIERCE FIGHTING IN REGION OF VERDUN SOUTH AFRICAN i I I Via London i ol nut have from a sudden flood that drouth I. Korty pursues have heeti drow noil In alley and tin vc hoen of liTo rail w a oad dn in ' li vo rpt ny by the floods Both Sides Doing Some in Different IN THE TOO Teutonic Allies After Russians - Russians are Chasing the CONFERENCE FOR PEACE Communication from The Netherlands INTO THE POTOMAC RIVER Columbus la N. May 11,-Poars expressed by somo of the more credulous of Columbus were allayed today by Major W. H. base who assured tho townspeople the defensive measures being taken here by the troops merely Despite a few citizens loft A company of Infantry continued to sleep on their arms last night that they might he prepared tor action If should Construction trenches and Works about the continued These all aro being dug at some beyond Hie camp ICv was In for the arrival of the Now Mexican national 1,200 somo of the companies of which ure expected tonight or Prom May 11,-The const artillery and hospital departed from Fort Screven today for tho Mexican B. 11.-Th� coast dsv It Was Near Mt. After Some Very May 11,-One of tho larger which has been flying between Newport News and Washington fell Into tho Potomac river near Mount early was Three were rescued by a Two are The machine fell about 100 The tugboat which went to the picked up throe two of whom were rushed to Alexandria to n Tho tug then returned to search for the two missing Tho on a round trip from Newport News to with five men establishing several Shortly after the return to Newport It was decided to make a ro turn trip to Washington the same On tho engine trouble causing the boat to alight and make tho ro of tho trip on the surface of tho Repairs were mado and tho to Newport News was begun this On were Pilot Mechanician Philip Utter and Louis aud two Taken to Pilot O. of Newport and Mechanician of Praised and badly were taken to tho Alexandria Tho third rescued man received only slight two men aro Mechanician from the Newport Nowa aviation and Charles of a student from the The machine left the Washington navy yard 7 o'clock this morning for the Atlantic coast Newport Opposite Bryan's ono of the flew off Its ami tho plunged into the The navy tug after search for found no trace of the missing men and towed tho machine to Fort Md. The army went out to search for the missing mon. To Talk May agents of throo Missouri and to attend n banquet hero tonight and discuss the problems of They have organized im WOULD START Conference of Neutrals Suggested to Offer Mediation to Warring New York May 11.-In response to an appeal from The Netherlands antiwar a meeting at which will be considered a. proposal that President Wilson be urged to promote a conference of neutral nations at a date to bo named to offer mediation in tho European wur will he called soon In this This was announced today by Hamilton chairman of tho American branch of. tho central organization for durable the recipient of the Mr. Holt said that no definite plan had been outlined except that the of tho meeting would ho to analyze tho appeal and set In whatever forces it might hope to direct toward far Tho Dutch after pointing out that the Dutch government and Switzerland are strong for equal and that of and open possibility of says Dutch committee hopes you will deem possible of American peace organizations and eventually tho conference In urging President Wilson to promote a conference of neutrals to offer mediation for durable peace and an international system which will secure the principle of equal rights for all civilized states as has the purpose of tho IN THE WAR Effort ta Assist Thou Injured by the Big May 11.-I Wireless lo providing for compensation to property owners In and Prussia for war damages came before the ou first Joseph Socialist leader for asked that reconstruction of destroyed villages be undertaken su far as may be Herr people's party member for Kast the Overseas Agency that more than 2,000 were killed or maimed for life by Russian It was charged that the Invaders carried celluloid bars to burn All parties upon complete restitution of and relief fur injured persons and for families deprived of those upon whom dependent for THE IN Senator Konyon entered upon the third day of his attack upon the river aud harbor of rural PAINT STRIPES ON Germans Oo This to Russians to Keep Them From frontier correspondent says the are now painting the elm has of Russian prisoners engaged in work in the Held with broad canary colored stripes to prevent which recently have lo serious The Kleler Vienna correspondent says the Austrian fodder committee has offered to pay one Kronen per kilo for died Juno hugs to be used for These says tho aro reported to bo excellent tests showing that they contain thirty-nine albumen aud fifty-two percent Children have been asked to collect WE ARE READY FOR A REUNION Progressives Will Not Insist on Nomination of TO GET TOGETHER thn s Mini the bavo impudent uf hold and nri nro anil t nood of of our In things that uur and our thai our i nro louder ship or and li - will lo Tor tho and ol our Our 111" plo aro thut In thp oT upon 1^ in Mils nf In their sins iho a on tho an of tho drh t-s nnn iho fort and shall ho out by a man who tho wis doin to thoin and man hood to uphold After a forenoon of the Perkins tho at was and sat at the hoad of THE STRIKE SITUATION IS SERIOUS IN CHICAGO A Number of People Have Quit Work and Walked Pun ni In th of si mu h or mil French Attack In u. lo which an mi Hill of lllll up Herman it is rid The is move Ail iho tho of sharp iho To o uIT In at loam o hold in ri of vanis of a thousands men May 1 I strike With the Republicans on a Candidate Acceptable to Both We May Want to Ask a Disconcerting May 11.-Secretary Lansing indicated today that the United Stales might make inquiries of committee of the Progressive the German government regarding imposed upon tho of course are tor Colonel New May 11.-The Progressive party will not insist upon tho nomination of Theodore for president of the United if the Republicans will name n candidate at Chicago stands for Progressive principles and is to put them according to a mado hero last night by W. 1'erklus alter a meeting of the In various industries today to bo more serious than ai any lime since of strike now in pro The ot the y is the must serious of present trouble and promises to be come more widespread during tin* day According to officials of the mated Clothing Workers of Ih ti total of more than 2,una and th garment workers have struck Today several thousand tailors walk lo W general of clothing came from the union's convention and ih in Rochester to assist in directing lite strike ' demand shorter creased and of he i ' * Other strikes in the fit v ul and men In j it to on Harvester Verdun mi. more than Tannery Man's iho ol 3.0W); anil foundry - ion screw terra losses r t cotla spring w ot llano yards ' Ins is r w 1. m one of urn In the Near is from llo much aiui on iho brisk north of tho lo Italians aud other of Achilla I in halo Interior hale I lo of who Thin Ihe Turss P. of guns GERMAN of the submarine that sank the steamer Quiet at Santo Santo May 1.1. - The supply ship arrived here Quiet WEATHER Showers Friday probably continued FIRST BUILDING Temperature Last 24 P. M. 0 p. 10 V. 12 a A. why Mot declared Mr. | his name lo tho if they reply that they will not agree ou the wc shall ask them to name us their who ought to bo as nearly unanimous a choice as our man is. We are willing to be reasonable for the sake of Mr. Mr. statement a statement issued by tho executive in which it was convention Is responsive to the patriotic spirit that brought il Into being and made it dominant for half u century II will meet this crisis In a spirit of broad | patriotism that rises above Should the effort responsibility for the result will not rest ou tho Progressive convention but will rest on other shoulders than this turning point In world history wo will not stick ou We lay aside partisanship and but we will never surrender tho principles for which wo stand and havo slood will follow only a loader who we know stands for thorn and Is able to put them Wo aro for but eol for peace at any It was said tho and Independent voters lit general had responded lo tho sentiments iu the statement In January by tht Progressive national lu was an appeal for and Progressives to U was that Is an In the party leadership which seems to bo giving more thought and to what that party is and whom It is against than lo what 11 la for whom It la wo again call attention to our Chicago an to the Inevitable of a fatturo lo reach n common Impatient of the Progressive organization throughout ( various small strikes iti different in MANY OF THE Cartro Shifted in Ship Turned Turtle and Many p. I 1,1 Han 11 - | of tile crew of steamship by South Sea | turned limit ami when tho car ] go shifted during a gale 1 miles south of San Tuesday j were missing and j the 1)11 company's tanker slug was cruising the sea searching for tour ol llin five life bouts in which thn I ship's company took refine when steamer wont Thn fifth | drifted a shorn at Luis t carrying three famished sail J orB and the bodies of of mates who had tiled from j Captain and aro believed lo be accord I lug lo tale of the disaster told Ihu When the ship lurch ed before plunging Mrs. wus thrown into iho ami Captain plunged overboard j to rescue They wero not seen I NOW WHAT'S nun .ni n j The nr - I ni man ro ' il i on t alol Ihe tv e i Hill i A i 11 i li an la. I. In ilill l and no Ion of I In I in- i h oUe do v. n in laie ol oar i uh i; n j a-i ml i I if i I i. of u i U i il tr May I. the lull li i i- lied I el mil lion ' i ho Vol linn I font i-a -a i 1 during Ihe ol A to llo lias i- if Ihu railroad station at lio took by in taking inelo hllo and mine ' front Nothing to t i i ' What Important Thing Did j Wllhelm j Mny Wireless to of I American embassy in depart shortly for Now Vork on private the Overseas News Agency Mr. father died Dally said that Mr. Grow had boon sent to Copenhagen by Ambassador to 10 Washington a report regarding the ambassador's recent conference It was said unusual Importance was attached to this on account of tho recent rumors that was considering the of peace * FRENCH 9 II muile an attin k last on oU positions near ou the cast of The war announced was West of tlic was a vigorous act Ion in ood tho Champagne our di a Ion In length southeast oi the left ol was active in wood of Oil the right an a- k mir of Vain Pond with and early 'The night was night four of Our
