Waterloo Times-Tribune, The (Newspaper) - October 29, 1913, Waterloo, Iowa THE RECOGNIZED RELIABLE NEWSPAPER NORTHERN IOWA'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER THE WEATHER day preceded by snow in extreme east ESTABLISHED 1879 WATERLOO IOWA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 29 TO SMS Leading European Powers Agree to Give this Country Free in Dealing With Mexico and Back Her MUST NOW WAIT FOR OUR NEXT MOVEMENT Believed Big Four can Force Huerta's hand Without In- Safe on U S Warship Mexico City Oct 28 the event that the Blanquet ticket is shown to have polled a majority sufficient to be declared elected as seems probable congress will declare the Huerta votes void and quet will take the oath as vice president and assume office ss president pending the lalling of further elections This statement was made by the Mexican foreign minister tonight V Press Washington D C- October Three European nations Great Brit- ain Germany and France have agreed to adopt no new policy toward co until the government of the United States can submit for ation a definite plan for the future treatment of the re- public in central America That a request of the powers to await a proposal regarding from this government haa been made and three great European nations had yielded to the was announced late today by tary Bryan President Wilson was en- route to Washington from the youth the announcement was made and the secretary of state did not indicate what would be the nature of the negotiations with the for- eign governments The president ar- here tonight and planned to confer early tomorrow with Mr Bryan Concert of Powers When the note to the powers is to has not been determined buf the belief prevails that reasonable given for the ment from the Huerta government in Mexico of the result of last Sunday's election for new government That this announcement will be that the election of a new president had failed because of the insufficiency of the vote still is the officials Zere and it is believed President Wilson and his advisers are ing on the theory that some concerted effort must be made by all the interested in Mexico to rid that nation of the domination of eral Huerta Diaz Case Interests Though interest in this development overshadows all else in official circles here tlie flight of General Felix Diaz from Vera Cruz to refuge on the erican gunboat Wheeling was much discussed and tonight rear admiral Fletcher was notified by Secretary Bryan that political refuses can be shielded only temporarily Admiral Fletcher who is in com- mand of the American ships in can notified the office today that Diaz with two can companions and an American newspaper man had been granted the right of asylum on the Wheeling after pleading that their lives were gered The admiral asked for tions as to their disposition The state department first instructed him to in- quire of the Mexican refugees where they wished to go Later the ment notified the admiral that within a reasonable time they must be trans- ferred from the American war vessel They may be placed aboard a cial liner bound for Havana or New York ss they choose It was believed here tonight that Diaz and his friends would ask to be placed aboard an American bound ship and that until such disposition could be made of them Admiral Fletcher would permit them to remain aboard one of the United States ships in Mexican waters Germany Speaks Out Governor Ammon Orders the Miners and Mine Guards to Surrender all Weapons of War and will Enforce it MINERS FIGHT THEIR NINETEENTH BATTLE Prepare to Resist ment Troops are Ordered in Such Force as to Meet any Possible Resistance Trinidad a state of insurrection declared and state troops on the way to tho scene of hostilities to enforce maitUl nineteenth battle mine guards and striking miners of the southern Colorado coal fields was waged from daylight until this morning in Berwind and Hastings canons and the hills adjacent Angus Alexander a Hastings guard was killed sad others were wounded including two children at Tabasco Clinton Robinson Hastings was shot ia thu foot and four two Hastings The town of Hastings is terrorized The women and children are gated in the power house and and food has been brought there by mine guards The camp is said to be riddled with bullets as a result of day's and similar re- ports are received from the camps of Delagua and Tabasco PRICE THREE CENTS BT EXECUTIVE THE ROUND-UP The Mobile Declaration of China Ultimate Philippine Independence the Bryan Peace Plan DANIEL'S SUMMARY OF WILSON'S WORK Battleship Program Good but Depends on United ion of Big wood Sees Tariff Great MUST TAKE NO CHANCES Denver of the ar- rival of state troops in the southern Colorado coal fields were eagerly await ed tonight by Governor Ammon His final instructions to Adjutant eral John Chase were to take no chances It was generally at the state house that General Chase to hold the second ment companies from southern rado towns at some points outside Trinidad until he could join them with the first regiment companies from Denver Disarmament Ordered Early tonight the governor was in telephone communication with General Chase at but the general gave no intimation of his plans for ing the strike districts After the departure of General Chase this afternoon the sent letters to J F Welborn J p Osgood and D W Brown president of the three coal companies and to John P White Frank J Hayes and John McLennan officials of the Continued on Page Finds Jewels Hidden on Leader of High Society and niece of the late Colonel As to the future treatment of Mexico John Jacob Astor a social leader by the United States and other and favorite for many years is in j serious trouble with the customs in- Press Atlanta Ga Oct Wilson's speech yesterday at Mobile was epochal it will live in history the Mobile Secretary of tee Navy Josephus Daniels de- clared here today it is a and necessary addition to the Monroe doctrine That doctrine still is bur pillar of cloud but since the United States acquired Porto Rico the and the Panama canal zone there has been a growing suspicion that we were falling into tne ways of some other nations that we were ing the Monroe doctrine to keep other nations out of the Latin-American republics whenever we relt like it Mobile Speech Decisive The declaration has put an end to any such thoughts it has shown Eu- rope where we stand and it plays suspicion for all time and bring us into closer spiritual re- with the other tries to the south Secretary Daniels maae a brief stop in Atlanta enroute from Mobile to his home in Raleigh N C where he will spend all day tomorrow ing to private affairs This program was taken to meau that the secretary and administration at ton did not regard matters co as at this time Mr iels expressed the belief that the soon would and that it would not be necessary for this country to act in any way ex- cept in friendly capacity He im- pressed this opinion upon all whom he talked Mr Daniels Underwood Pleased At Mobile last night Majority Leader Underwood of tee house of representative characterized iif and currency legislation under- taken in the present congress as the executive progress of a de- cade I believe the country appreciates that fact To the legislative program of the present administration however should be added four all important features of an executive program Four Great Measures The first of these was the bile declaration that this country would not voluntarily acquire an- other inch of territory The ond feature of the program was the by this country of the republic of China America has been a beacon for re- publics and will assist any lic founded upon liberty A third of the executive program was the sending of Burton Harrison to the Philippines with tions which showed it to be the policy of this country to go for- ward with Philippine quickly as can be wisely done The fourth feature was the proposition of Secretary of State Bryan now accepted in principle by a score of nations for the holding of conferences prior to a declaration of war with no in armaments during tne discussion of differences Battleship Depends As to a battleship program the secretary of the navy said the ent administration endorsed the plan of Winston for s cessation n the competition resulting in over- grown navies and excessive for establishments No one nation however can con- rol its own program he added The States cannot do so neither can England It will be necessary for he large nations to act in unison am sure the United States is eady o co-operate in nny such plan NEWS started to determine whether the Meat trust is endeavoring to corner beef shipped to ports Senate Banking Committee Currency Now at Sixes Over Central Bank serve Ideas ffi HOPE Chairman Owen Believes that Re- duction of as Compromise May Insure Passage of Hard Fought Washington Oct threatened deadlock in the and currency committee to substitute tral bank for the regional reserve bank plan in the rency became apparent when the committee began executive sideration of the was confined to the reserve hank statement and taken the tors for the central bank and th tration regional The five com- senators son Crawford argued for the central bank were joined by Senator one of the ed the administration of its provisions Senators Reed and O'Gorman who selves in favor of the central bank plan swung into line other tions there has been much discussion both here and abroad since the tion Sunday under supervision of the provisional government dent Wilson in two public speeches outlined a general policy of inter- national cooperation with all and from France and England have come assurances of a to co-operate with the United teles upon some concerted effort to restore peace and good government in Germany which recently i- a warship to American waters j -s signified a to enter co-operative en- Thai all the foreign nations are ing to the United States to take the initiative is certain and the situation presented makes it imperative that this government submit a plan Intervention Unnecessary With Great Birtain Germany and France joining the United States in a demand for Huerta's resignation and to conduct a free and fair election it has been asserted confidently by of- high in authority here that specters of Boston because they found about worth of and other jewels pinned within her corset when she was examined after her arrival at Boston on the liner Arabic I Sewed to the inside of her corset Mrs Thompson carried a small mois bag filled with pearls some of j them in settings The exact value of the pearls is not yet known are being held for appraisal by ex- Continued on Page Sis Twenty-five trunks were brought over on the Arabic by Mrs son On account of the variety of the contents it was necessary to en- gage half a experts to set prices on the laces gowns and silks The customs authorities are also conducting an investigation into the reason Mrs Thompson always sailed from Boston She had often been asked about it and said she nid not care to sail from New York She has been a frequent transatlantic ger sailing two or three times a year A PREGNANT RUMOR Preys Douglas An Oct mor was persistent here that General Ojeda and his federal army had left in two columns one marching toward In the qui Valley and the other toward the SIBERIAN AND ARGENTINE Chicago Oct first ier ever received in the local market from Siberia or Argentina made its appearance today 750 pounds from Siberia and pounds from tina The importation with a chance of profit was made possible by thu new tariff law it is said SOVEREIGN GRAND MASTER York Oct At the one hundredth annual session of the reme council degree of the tish rite of free masonry for the United States held here today M N Baylies Washington D C was elected sovereign commander democrats for the administration plan Tile vote until tomorrow and chairman close of the evening's session said that he be- that the administration plan would be finally Both sides have a conciliatory dis- he said and I believe the vote will dispose of the matter to everybody's satisfaction The matter will be thoroughly cussed before a vote is taken Members of the committee tonight expressed the belief that in tlie opposition to the central bank system that plan would be rejected but that the committee would vantage of the president's to reduce the number of regional serve banks provided for by the from twelve to as low as or five A compromise along these lines was suggested yesterday by Prof J W Jenks Under his pian the profits of the federal reserve banks would be pooled and distributed by the federal reserve board among the banks pro rata according to the stock The reserve would be pooled under the control of the federal This Professor Jenks would unify the tem ARCHAELOGIST PALACES OF CAESARS Oct Boni who is carrying out excavations -in the ruins on the Palestine Hill has the imperial palaces of Nero and gula Cains Caesar and also that of of a slightly brer period the foundation ef the throne being uncovered The excavators Save upon seven houses of the republican epoch a network of and drains and several circular cut J in the tufa Secretary of Temperance ciety of Methodist Church f Administration's Success tod Oct have a Christian man in the White House an administration of Sabbath observance in all the de- of the and that President Taft's administration represented more subserviency to the liquor interests and other bad com- than any other in American history were the declarations of Dr Clarence True of Topeka Kans secretary of the Temperance society of the Methodist church who addressed the national convention of Methodist men here this afternoon Dr Wilson declared that President Taft waited until the minute when he hoped there would be no time for reconsideration before toing the and said that his administration down to defeat beneath an avalanche of in- protest as never has been in the United TOT I Attorney Williamson Says if Jameson Had Believed the Statements in his Letter he Would Say so on Stand LOVEJOY TO CLOSE ARGUMENT TO JURY It is Expected that Case will go to Jury Early this After- Letters ten by Jameson Introduced Following the announcement by Judge Ransier for the defense that no witnesses would be placed on the stand in behalf of tlie dant in the Farmers Savings bank vs Jameson case Attorney Williamson made the opening ad- dress to the jury Mr Williamson said that Jameson was afraid to take the witness stand to testify and face the music If he was an honest said Mr son and believed the statements he made in that letter to be true he would have come upon this stand and testified He didn't have the nerve nor the courage to Why didn't he truth when he wrote that letter to Mr Reimers Why didn't he tell Mr Reimers that he had been trying to collect a note held by the Tri- poli If he had done so Boggs would net have been able to secure the loans he did from Reimers Continuing Sir Williamson stated Jameson had unloaded his own obligations on the directors of the Security Savings bank of which in- he was the president This ise said accounted for most of the money which Boggs bad secured after the letter been written to Mr A great Christian Is secretary of state now continued Dr Wilson Our former secretary of state used to send out letters to all American consuls notifying them of brewers conventions and ordering them to see what they could do to increase the exportation of American beers to their country Wm J an will never do that When Mr Bryan calls the representatives of the nations around his hospitable board he serves the same kind of grape juice which was used in Palestine in the days of Jesus And when a few newspapers commented Mr Bryan made a speech that was heard around the world and Bryan's grape juice became as popular as Kansas Dr Wilson said under he present administration all grog shops have been closed in the Panama zone and the battleships of the navy forbidden to alcoholic liquors on board He declared that the cause of had received a great lift TS Promises to Clarify Eules Governing Collection of Tax bui Bankers State be late Because of Delay Chicago Oct backers and their legal counsel with a Chairman of House Committee on Merchant Marine Declares sels on Great Lakes Don't Feed Much Life Equipment Washington Oct between the senate and house over Keimers Mr Williamson the business and banking interests or Waterloo wore interested in the dict to the jury and that they did not want to permit a stigma to be upon the business of the city In closing he Mr son didn't dare take the witness stand and tell a jury of his own fellow zens that he believed when he wrote this letter that he was performing an honest act Signature is O K Mr Jameson was placed on the stand yesterday morning by the tiff and asked to identify signatures to two letters written to E M tin cashier of the Tripoli bank Mr Jameson testified that the signatures were his own The letters introduced as evidence are as Waterloo Iowa May IS 1910 Ed H Martin Cashier Tripoli Iowa Dear Mr We have your letter of May 14 note against Central Iowa ite company of this city I find Mr Boggs is out of the city most of the time but 1 will Ket right after him and report the outcome tis per your request Yours truly W R Secretary Waterloo Iowa May 1910 H Martin Your letter of Mav nt hand will make on Central Iowa company note as instructed 1 have sone after these people as hard as I can but they are hard to get out of Yourg truly W R Secretary Knew of Insolvency Tlis plaintiff contended the progress of tho trial that Mr son knew the granite company and were insolvent before he wrote banker received from Washington that regulations published Sunday to govern collection of the tax were to be suspended This caused consternation until denial was ed today and the statement ti at the treasury department was engaged in clarifying the language of the To be ready by November 1st to meet requirements of the law we must know the form of the cates by tonight at the said Mayer counsel for the tal and Commercial National tank T day There is a lot of printing to be done and the thing be in the hands of the printers by tomorrow at the they should have had their manuscript today Otherwise the banks win have to go ahead according to their individual guesses as to what is committee on merchant marine and fisheries to which the was re- ferred declared that he would object to the provisions of the making i it mandatory for boats waters to carry as full life boat equipment as sea craft Mr der said carriers on inland waters lid Koi require tiie equipment of an ocean to insure safety were wys NEW NATIVE CATTLE RECORD Press Louis Oct in cattle receipts at the St Louis National stock today when ed points out that in his letter to tho Tripoli on May 2 T eone after these people I can bnt they are Jo money lc tions from concern proposition A man who only be Io which he a r n TO or v ncr record to follow said I in jury in of Mr oe for j FIRE DESTROYS BIG VALUE TRIAL ALMOST OVER Plymouth Oct AH evidence in the trial of Miss Jennie May charged with poisoning her husband Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton had been put in when the afternoon session closed today Ar- will be begun in the ing and the fate of the woman will probably be entrusted to the jury before tomorrow evening The trial October Jl of Winnipeg Man Oct unknown origin today destroyed f be- ef tiift Canada com- The loss was J pany CARDINALS GET SUGGS St Louis Oct was made today that the St Louis Nationals have secured George from the when ing -nd morn of the or written lie not violated V ioos would small if I spv 11 ntl He enid Hint which law Joan him hence the Ir.ss Continued on Last
