KID EMPEROR GOES OFF
THE RICKETTY THRONE
' ’LONDON, July S.—The dispatches
from thi‘ Chinese capital today are
confirmed by the Times-Herald Pe
lting i'DI'i'' jpoint: tit show that the
young omp rot’ abdicated the throne
on Sunday at noon.
This, the hist, ol the Alanrhus, was
merely the puppet of the miiltnry
forces which forced hint to occup>
the throne and the real powi r in the
• mpire was i! comr..\nder in chiei
of the army.
The lack of loyalty upon the part
of tin people and the positive re
fusal of the official wcrkl outside
th.e capital to accept an emperor
upon the dictation of the artn>
chiefs compelled the' latter to re
move their puppe t from the throne.
Th s< dispatches indicate that the
box was very reluctant, to take to
the throne in any event and ids
| power was the merest farce, being
purely a cloak l'cr tell military dic
tators.
SAN FUANCISCO, Jid;
Cabled advices from China ir
that the military dietoiors oi
finding tliat they cannot re
wit] 1 tlniij real rulership. hav
[marked the boy emperor f
I early death in order to cover
y S.—
tdieate
China,
away
■ now
'or an
up all
their own plans. It is understood
that rival armies arc now gathering:
to crush tin' military dictators ami
to return the country to constitu
tional government. It is held that
outside influence has :■ u support
ing the army in its mow to estab
lish a monarchy.
<;ut thf m:\vs r.Kiirr, ri •
THU \toJtl\RR.
POKTI.AN!!. Of1. Jui;. >. - \ S.
Attornc v iy ;ims announced in re
ference to llie Industrial Worker of
the World and tin nun • rous
strikes which they ar carrying on
for better wages arid conditions,
that the Man and federal author
ities are to co-operate in halting
the attempt oi the industrialists to
block the activities of the north
west.
He said that an industrial nation
wide orgnization is being financed
the present time by an “unseen for
eign power” and the organization
hm’ be u ol' th worst tn011
to su-icty ;:nd tli- got. rnment
since Am. ricn had entered the war.
Th ■ remarks of the .District. At
torney plainly intimated that the I.
\V. W. organization has been finan
ced by Germany, but there is no
reason given for such a belief.
It is likely that the war will used
to compel the workers to take* what
they can get and that a deter
mined attempt will be made to
make illegal any organized effort
lor better conditions in the harvest
fields.
The strikes at the i>n -• ■ nt tinn
are hardly more numerous than
usual, hut the demands are higher,
not higher than the high costs ot
living however, as the iftduslrialist
organizations are pointing out.
The remarks of this official indi
cate a determined attempt will lie
made to crush the I. W. W.
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COLUMBUS. O., July ti.—Ohio’s
systematic method of tackling the
food problem ,has resulted, it was
announced today, in 500.000 back
yard gardens being started. This
puts 25,000 additional acres under
cultivation and assures an extra
crop worth at least $1,000,000.
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Well, we’re mixed up in the war and we’re going the limit
until we win out. Oar boys are oing to France—we’ll be fight
ing in the trenches, in the air and on the sea. But what are we
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Over in France, the farmer is digging and hoeing ou tin
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Freinds, dont let the old farmer in France have anything
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I31SBKE, July v 'ike niaur;.;ers
claim that the industry list striktr
havc lout their grip 01 tin situation
ami that sixty per it • f tin* m■ u
who went out on sir! have gone;
hack to work.
Li. < LoKLD -5itH’s>.
SEATTLE, July s. The Lauud-!
rins are now all ititioni.. ti in this t
city with the companies having ^
agreed to recognize the union and j
conceded demands tor increased i
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MC\ (OM'liR.
SEATTLE, July X.—The street j
car men and the traction magnates !
will confer on Wednesday, and the j
strike; question will it is believed be !
settled amicably.
MIST HAVE SI’ORT.
LONDON, July 6.—English sports
men refuse to surrender their be
loved horse-racing without a strug
gle. despite the government ban.
Meeting at Newcastle, turfmen
passed a resolution urging modifica
tion of the ortier forbidding racing,
to “prevent distress among many
residents of the town.”
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