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Show i' WEEKLY REFLEX CAYSVILXJ5 - HUBBY WAS LEFT J MOFFAT TUNNEL THE VACATION W. P. Epperson & 8on, Leases I " Mil UH BILL UTAH O- F- PRESIDENT- - WILSON AND SECRETARY BRYAN ARE NOT HEEDED PROTESTS has been .appointed postmaster at Bennett, in place of J. W. M. Lundberg. EMPHATl- WOULD AC- - Under the Carey act the state has a temporary selection on 400,000 Act 'Becomes Effective Within Ninety acres of land in San. Juan county. annual, eifcampmet Days After Adjournment of LegisThe thirty-firs- t of lature, or on August 10, But Refbt the Grand Army, s department was held In Salt Hake last week. erendum May be Invoked. ' Out of the total number of manufacturing establishments In operation in Sacramento. California's (V. Utah in 1910, Salt Labe hadj!43 and alien land bill became the law of the Ogden 68 towns in Utah, state on May 19 Agi nst the proThere are epreaenta- third of the cities class, four tests of Japan and the fifty of tious President Wilson and his cities of the second class, one city of envoy, personal the first class. Secretary of State An $80,000 gas plant is now prac- - Bryan. Governor Johnson signed the bill, and ninety days after the adtically assured Logan as a result of journment of the legislature, or on negotiations which have .been , going August 10. t lie act becomes effective. on for some time. While the was signing Park City Elka on May 19 burned the bl the governor Korea wafc steamship' the $7,000 mortgage that for between passingthrough -- the Golden Gate and fivu years has hung over the two distinguished Japanese, bearing O. E,, home in that city, one a former pupil of President Wilr paying dividends totaling son, on a visit of investigation. $2 81 a share,, the Utah Meanwhilp - complications, national mine of Fish Springs has levied an and sectional, beset the' bill. Overassessment of 5 cents a share. shadowing all ia the outcome of the Mike Otvlini, an Austrian, 38 years negotiations now in progress between old and unmarried; fell 250 feet down this country and Japan, which has inchute at the Boston Consolidated terpreted the actas dlscil minatory tne at Bingham, sust?nlng a brokeh and offensive Within California' itself thd act has )eck- , I ThreW hundred and seventy-fivencountered triple hostility, which thousand dollars will be spent by the West- ma delaylts actuality until NovemDemocrats opposed state ern Union Telegraph company in Utah ber, J9I4 the next twelve legislation at Gils time, as a measterritory during ure of party .regularity.. NeverthemonUta. less. ao plain to them spems to be will no be at There liquor election Spanish Fork in June. When the pe- the demand for the bill that, after tition was checked .up it was found exhausting all parliamentary tactics, that nearly 100 names on the petition the senate gave but one adverse Democratic vote, and the- assembly were not on the polling books. ' two. but Thomas V. Finayson, aged 34, died A of an this expression opposition, at West Jordan from what is thought canto have been blood poisoning reault-n- Theodore Bell, late Democratic didate for governor, and former from an ulcerated tooth which he chairman of the Democratic .state ad extracted about two weeks ago. central committee, haa issued an Marshall, Field ft Co of Chicago, to "his' party to submit the isthe importance of Salt Lake sue by invoking the reftothe a distributing center for a vastly erendum people the bill. He grounds against territory, will shortly Increase the his opposition on two contentions Y of their Utah office from one to one that the blU is insufficiently drasmen. tic because It permits leases, runlore insanity can be pleaded as a ning three. year, .and second, bel for divorce effectively, it must cause t the present it embarrasses . ;oven by a regularly appointed the national administration. , 11 zfcslon, according to a ruling y" week by Judge C, W. Morse BRYAN BREAK8 NEW8 TO CHINDa Four Million the Route Shorten Will Dollars and Lake by Salt to Denver From (Copyright.) - e -- - g rec-mirin- g A. . TUtour of the Salt Lake 'boosters' Invites Japanese Ambassador to 8tate Department to Receive Newt last ewk through Utah brought forth From California. the tad that Utah is liberally supplied With "boosters Washington Secretary Bryan late the party being well Cblnda Irecelvti in every city, village - and Monday handed Ambassador I samlet visited. thereply of the United sfatea govern-metto the Japanese protest against The stork came very near making I I another ncord at Balt Lake last week. the California alien land' legislation. I The repart. of the board ; of health The "ambassador Immediately cabled It to Toklo. ,Ne Indication aa to the I shows 6S birth. 30- - males and 35 tel I a1There Were 23 deaths 13 nature of the repy was given out. Upon learning through prps I als and lQfsmalea. n S.XTEEH LI7E5 SNUFFED OUT IN MINE EXPLOSION : j PEOPLE Rescue Leader Killed and Four Other Member of PartjrdnjuredWhen Searching for Victim ' Ilelje Valley 0,kSixteen are dead as the result of two explosions Saturday in the.Jmperlul mine of the OCara CoaL company, with offices at CamOf these fifteen were bridge, caught by theirst explosion, and the sixteenth victim of the blast was a membei of the first rescuing party. Four miners were recovered alive, but are believed to be fatally injured. The bodies were found, by the third rescuing party which attempted to enter the mine since the first explosion at 6:30 oclock Saturday, They were found a mile and a half from the mouth of the mine and behind huge piles j of debrifc and wreckage. The4 first rescue party, headed by Henry Fairhurst, tried to reach the entombed men immediately after the first blast, and had proceeded a mile into the nine when'a second explosion and Fairhurst was killed. J A second party entered the mine shortly groping gases jn returned semi-weekl- AMERICANS y- -- re-aio- - - non-white- s: - bar-ber- and dethrone'"KlngZAIcohol." . - - to-th- - -- hls-vM- 1 -s i. ll fe i. Wipes Out Entire Family. s .wife. UloU, AUz r After kUbu a muse al the county hoxp tul, and wounding his wile's mothei, Mrs. W. J. Webber, and the latters daughter, v -- d -- &K. Mrs -- be-w- -- gae - . i Wrtath, at eo al ciL t air aid reaching the , y dronchJjsnditions. re- - '-- x Two Killed in Mi reck. Neb A email tornado Valparaiso, Huntington. Ind. J. Ray Dickinson. struck a. corner of this town early) Erie engfbee? and representative from Monday evening, demolishing a church tiuntlngton, was killed instantly,-wftPhd ha'f a deron' residencei, but 55 Ala fireman, when the train jumped known no persjan he track. . injured. TomadoHits Nebraska Town. A cup con- I ", - wj! V had-be- e sixty-eigh- MILITANT CAUSE BANKRUPT. Huge War Oheet Declared by London Standard A Gigantic Bluff. Loudon. The Standard asserts that I . ! Tried to Free Thaw. New York. John AAnhut w as convicted, of attempted bribery by the jury before w hich he has been on trial Johnson, the negro, pugilist, recently. in cocneetiqn with an attempt to free convicted of violation of the Maun Harry K. Thaw from Mateawan by ilwhite slave act. legal means. " 4 I took abont short and I had chills and backache. I tookjhe pills about a year ago and have had no return of the palpitations. Am now 63 years old. able to do lots ot manual labor, am Judge Miller, well and hearty and - weigh - abcut 200 pounds. I feel very grateful that I found Dodde Kidney Pills and you may publish this letter if you wish. I am serving my third term as Probata Yours truly, Judge of Gray Co. PHILIP MILLER, Cimarron, Kan. Correspond with Judge Miller about this wonderful remedy. . Dodds Kidney Pills, 50c. per box at your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Write for Household Hints,' also music ot National Anthem (English and German words) and recipes for dainty dishes. All 3 sent free. 7 Signing Bill Had Been Expected. Suspicion. Your artist son, sir, haa a. very The news that the California alien land ownership bill had effective teach. "How much did you lend him? been signed by Governor Johnson was received here with regret, 'although it had been discounted in official and Similar. nomefficial circles. It was hoped up Bacon Huxley said that an oyeter to the last moment, however, that la as complicated as a watch. would intervention Washington's "Well, I know both of them run The newspapers down easily." prove successful. published extra editions with the announcement that the bill had been Hunts Hares With Auto. Sport in a new form cow appeals to signed. a New Zealand farmer. Driving in a NEXT MOVE BY JAPAN. motor car with two powerful headTokio. Eg-be- rt lights, he bags nightly between Negotiations Over Califor--' a dozen hares, the animals being nia Land Legislation Shifts so fascinated by the glare of the lamps to Tokio. that they, become stationary targets. in Interest the negoWashington German Princes Wanderjahr. tiations.. between the United States The prihee of Wales might possibly and Japan over the California lanu his German trip still better if legislation has shifted from Washing- enjoy he could view the country in the unton to Tokio. The nt has delivered its reply to the conventional way followed by the German crown prince and his brothJapanese protest, and is awaiting the ers. Like all the Hohenzollerns, the next itep of Japan and the situation was not eveq mentioned at Monday's kaiser's sons were taught trades, and their father also allowed them to taste cabinet meeting. the delights of the wanderjahr," w hich still forms part of the education Socialists Expel Commissioner. of most German artisans. Salt Lake City. Henry V. LawIn the case of the young princes rence, in charge of the city's depart- the year was split up over several sucment of finance. Wa9 excelled from cessive summer holidays, which they the locaTbranThTothe Socialist patty, spenj tramping through Germany, following a stoi'iuy session at Socialist knapsack on back, and sleeping at -It is roadside inns'. They traveled without headquarters Monday night said that this action was taken be- a servant, accompanied only by their cause Mr. Lawrence had failed to tote military governor. Col. von Faiken-heyin compliance wlihTnsfrucfTons and were scarcely ever recogtied by the party in. h:s administranized. - - - - -tions as a city commissioner. HER "BEST FRIEND Landslide Hits Train. A Woman Thu Speaks of Pcatum. Hinton. V. Ya James Walker ot IVe usually consider our best fr Hinton, Mrs. Amick of Lanlisburg and an unidentified voting girl were those who treat us best killed and a number of persons inSome persons think coffee a jured early Monday when a mixed friend, .but watch.lt,.. care fully train on the Sewell branch of the observe thkt it ne oi Chesapeake ' ft - Ohio railroad 'w as meanest of all enemies, for it swept 300 feet down a mountainside one while professing friendship. Coffee contains a poisonous di byaJands-ide- i eaffelne--whiinjures the del Bar Red Fla,g .in Parade.- - " nervous system and frequently Boston. The carrying of any flags up disease In one or more orgai Ik body, if its use is other than the national or state persisted in. J?al heart. palpitation. .and., frit-nd flags, of foreign ousness for four years and the d nations and theij- dependencies in any told me the trouble, was cause parade in this commonwealth is prohibited in a bill which received the coffee. He advised me to leave i but J. thought I could not," -approval of Governor Foss -si- x-and Interest In Amerlcan-govern-me- -- - Harrisburg, Pa - Under a bilL ap- proved by the governor," ten Verses of the bible must be read daily without comment in the public schools of Pennsylvania. Teachers who violate the law are subject to dismissal. - "Denies Rumor 0f Abdication. Colorado in .Dry Dock. Geneva. Switzerland The Servian Seattle., Wash The armored cruiser has sent a telegraphic mesColorado arrived at the Fhtget Sountl premier to the Servian consul. N sage navy yard from tan Francisco Satur-Ta- Petroviicn. stating that the reports of and will go into drydock for gei the intended xbdlction of "King peter eral ' overhauling. Repairs costing are without foundation. $100,000 will be made. y State of Siege. Guatemala Agrees to Settle. San Juan Del Sur Nicaragua The Washington. Private advices regovernment haa issued a decree plac- ceived here. Wednesday say President ing the republic under . a. state of "atrera of Guatemala has acceded. to siege. The step wps taken Jowing to the demands of tae 'British governthe threatening situation throughout ment for a' sctt'eirent ( the the counrj4 British e'.jtli. . In 6 boxes of Dodds Kid. Heart Trouble fro for Pills ney which I had suffered for 5 years. 1 had dlzzy spells, -- my eyes 'puffed, my breath was - t - Justice Moyes Quickly Fort Madison. Iowa. Within forty after haring slashed the throat f Chief of Police J. .B. Watkins. Began a thirty-yea- r sentence for the crime in the penitentiary here. JUDGE CURED, HEART TROUBLE, Inflecnine-tfcni,elU- - Hearing Postponed. Aiapr was silent for A moment, and then with", a look of womanly curioe-itsaid: "I wonder which one that is the militantcause is practically bankrupt. It claims to know that the alleged huge war chest of the. suffragets of more than $500,000 is a gigantic . that the alleged $75,000 sub- Adv. bluff; scribed at the last Albert hall .meeting Pensive maids may develop into ex' l consisted of dummy checks, there be- pensive wivee. and the in that cash, ing only $4,000 resources from the sale of militant Mi. Window Soothing Symp for ChlMn gums, reduce are teething, eoften the papers and public subscription? pln,c are wind coi)cJ5cbottlcJn dwindling.,. When a woman can arrive at satJAPANESE ARE CALM. isfactory conclusions without expressthat Id wisdom. of California Land ing them, News of Adopt Community Work Plan. Tried to Kill Drug Clerk. Department Store Strike Settled. Culvert. Ind The general conferMuncie, ind Miss Doris Vnder- .Buffalo, N. Y. The strike of the de ence of Y. M. C. A. workers in conL'od- the Hartford City school teach- store clerks, involving 2,500 ference here adapted partment plan of comer, tried on the charge of attempting persons, was settled Under munity work for boys as recommend-e- d Saturday. to kill Ottts Fisher, a Muncie drug the agreement the minimum wage for by a commission tlerk, who jhe alleged Wronged her women will be $G and for men clerks working on tnig plan- which has been youngster tda, was found guilty. $12. , Bible'to be Read in Schools. Johnson Chicago- .- Federal Judge Carpenter on Monday posjotied hearing of ' a lotion for a noulrial for Jack I'B ! One ch Dr. August de Castelialne Seymore claims that the body of a person a frorwro'-drath' ratr-- ' beTOBtoreiJ to man were killed, and one- man serious-life HewllLhad anexpedition to injured late Sundav afternoon wheu j xtarch for the body of L.ieut. R. F an automob Je in which they were Scott and, if found, will to driving was struck by a B. & O. train restore the discoverer of attempt South the ' at Leavittshnrg, Ohio' pqle to life i tunnel Denver, Colo The Moffat the people carried by as amendment, of Denver on Monday, opens a way Xof t he bori ng of the tunnel through James peak and consequent opening acres up of hunVeds of thousands of of rich agncultural and coal lands of Colorado and Utah. The people of Denver, in the flection onMonday authorized a tunnel commlssiojLwbose duty it will be to formulate p ans for t a bond issue which they will prepare to submit to the vote of the people at another election. The proposedtunneL?ni commence miles from just east of Toll, thirty-fivDenver. It wll be 6.4 miles in length and Its construction will cost from $4,000,000 to $4,500,000. It willahorten the., routefrom Denver to. Salt Lak t miles; as figured City by by the Union Pacific mileage, and 187 miles as by the Denver & Rio Grande route. The tunnel will he owned T by the city and county .of Denver until such a time as the Denver ft Salt Lake railroad pays the entire amount oi the bonds. The city retains the perpetual rights to carrywater and power through the tunnel. quitted the barroom. Rushing home, he burst in at the door. Mary, he shouted, "do you know that insurance chap, Dawson Mar; Well be continued. nodded assent. "Ive just heard him say fres every woman In this terrace except is-o- j - t one Mr. Brown's face assumed a purple hue. and hurriedly quaffing his ale be is-- s en Train Strikes Auto. Warren, O Three- - w omen and Strike-breaker- a-- Hampton, Dies From Starvation. Yonkers. N Y. In the spacious residence occupied by herself and her bu. ther on a fashionable residence street here, Ada Dunscomhe, a middle-ave- d spinster, was found dead Monday nig'it, a uetim of starvation, according to Coroner Dunn. There was no food in the house." 8 ed Rowe, Geotge v u d WSnn.e a minfr, placed the inurie of his off shotgun in. his mouth aiuUb-evthe fop of his head. Hamnton and hiswffe separa'ed some time. He went to the Webber house Friday, deilanng he would 'wipe out the whole family. 'kkt 1 HAVE CLOSE CALI , Boys Congratulate Bryan, Washington. William J'. Bryan halted In the diplomatic .negotiations with Japan on Saturday long enough to receive a local troop of Boy Scouts who warmly Tndorsed his "grape Juice ban-que- t and urged fatna to wage war upon l' y Japanese Newspaper Loud In Their Praise of President Wilson's En-- , Face Firing 8quad ofSoldfer and Esdeavore to Preaerve the Tradicape With Their Lives. tional Friendship. Donna, Texas. D. J. Crockett, son of David Crockett, of Bay City, Texas, Toklo. Faith in the American peo- - and great grandson of the historic pie to see that justice is done to the Davy Crockett, has escaped to this note in aide of the Rio Grande after facing Japanese la the discusalon'of the' California alien a firing squad of Mexicans at Rio Bravo Mexico, six miles from here. lund ownership legislation. and tw denounced C.rockett ?ther Americana. War talk la aa rldlculoua and only calculatejto embarrass the along with six Mexicans, were taken two governments' which are laboring prisoners while watching the battle for a peaceful settlement by diplo- between constitutionalists and Huerta soldiers at Rio Bravo, a few days ago. macy, The three Americana and the six U is CQnc.ededbowever that failure Mexicans were placed in line against qir the part of the Americans to a atone wall and confronted with a a for the tq Japanese appeal discontinuance of the alleged discrim- Aging aqftad of soldiers. At command unination would te liable to lead to some to fire the aix Mexicans dropped a hall of bullets. The Americana der estrangement of the peoples. The Jap- werd unscatched, secret directions anese public generally la convinced been given the executioners having that the land bill is a racial and not not to shoot them. Young Crockett an economic measure, and hence a the other two Americans were and blow to national pride, and the people feel that the world must be taught permitted to escape and they lost no rlvferthe necessity of equal treatment for time getting to this aide of .the the whites and Barbers Winning Fight. The Toklo. newspaper are loud Jn a 'New York. One thousand boss their praise ,of President Wilsons zeal called on Mayor Gaynor on Fri trrhls endeavors to preserve the tra- day and asked him to arbitrate their dttional friendship and they recognize femploy-ees- . with the the difficulties which confront the controversy told the striking 20,000 that They mayor president of the United States in the barber shops in the city were affected eoufusing conflict between state and by the strike and that the bosses federal rlghta.' were ready to concede many of the The Nichl is oU the opiniou. that the demands for more pay journeymen's question as to whether the Washing- and shorter hours. ton government can procure for the Japnnese equal rlghta depends upon DR. AUGUST DE C. SEYMORE the. strength of Japanese diplomacy, ami' urged the government to take a firm attitude. A joint celebration of the Japanese and Amciejn ptace societies on Sun0')ft Japanese. day wax attended by Spetehes wete tnade by Count Qkuma,' former minister of foreign affairs; Baron Xoslnro Kakatani.' major of Toki5,-an- d Tsunejiii, MlqaoKa, who was ionnsvior of the Japanese embassy at Washington in 1906. All, the .speakers vndeavoted to clarity" the situat.on aDd denied before midnight, but after about in the smoke, as the the mine were burning, they to the surface. Secretly Preparing Fleet. Philadelphia. All battleships of the reserve fleet stationed at the Atlantic that Governor Johnson .had Iftha Pjrpose of brlnglftg together Phlladelfhlanavy yard are being prj landWebb act, Secretary AkbWfid educational purposes all signed the for action for the first time pared Viscount Chlttda and Bryan telephoned .ah nsldimts who have circumnavisecrecy Invited' him to come state de- since the Spanish war.' Much v gated the glebe, a state-wid- e Mirk.- society is markaihje which to recelvetne reply being organised by the world touring partment he had been anxiously awaiting since resideat of Sait Lake. EDWIN F. SWEETthe presentation of bis note on May 9. - Too Buy names were Irregularly When the mnawer had been deterylaced oa the petition for an election mined th secretary and tluj ambassaen the question of wet or dry, ruled conferred dor earnestly for an hour .taw the Proro city commission, and, as a the geueral aspect of the regarding vault, so election will be hed unless to problem ahii'h they 'are. trying ' v 'vc tontrarj action is forced through the solve s , sw. v tourta Mrs. Celeste Brown of Ogden la Charged With' Double Murder. & dead from ptomaine polaoulng, after A Cripple Creek," Colo. When 'Jiui.es mtlng neat purchased from a local la Bacon, iulunfg man. and Hrmer Mrket All of her children except Colorado legislator, stepped from a one, who did not eat of the meat, were train Monday on bis return from lon-ver- . loiaoned. but they were soon revised where he bad at'tendi d the W emetle, Ida of XT - V:' , , there were 749 strictly man- - ter Josephine Ihtvidson, killed in an V concerns doing business In explosion whiih wreked the Itacou i, ' v , Jfactudng The value of the he was products home here on. April Of these plant had increased over 39 2 on a warrant ctuirguu; him with, per cent above the value of the qirod-tict- s the murder of, the womiutami diild. j of Ctah manufacturing establishWant Dtarto Return. ments In 1104. li 'NS . ?' X Mevlun Corunna. Spain The total loss suffered by the state delega tion here MtmdSv.on arrtveil loard the la the recent fire at the University ' of Utah amounted to $705. f5, accord- steamer dpiranga for the pprpo'se of ing to the official, figures.- whTrlr htue trying to persuade Gen Uortlria Dlax, ' A '' Just been announced. The loss the former Mexteun president, to re amounted to $3,628.39, with Insurance, turn to .Mexico and undertake the government of the Country. amounting to $2.8$3.25. There are approximately 750 manuTook Polsor After Verdict. Fourteen facturing plants In Utah. "A final Kansas. laul Roberts, on thousand one hundred and thirty three trial of Anthony King, the murder fy were people employed ip the entire a lesiau art keeper, was found dead list oftnanufacturlng plants in Utah m in h's id .turdu when the sheriff 1910 and the proprietors or firm mem- took .itretk'a-to hint, having taken ber of these companies numbered 1 he Jur lias just prodnrtned loiM"i 688. h m gai' Water companies in the state, of which there are 168, are being urged Jacs Urged to Be Pat.ent. '.inofficial of the Salt Lake Com met Angeles., Cal An appeal was J ciaj'fluh to take advantage of an ofpublished by ot fliers of the United' j ficial measurement of .the ir.,w at.ex. sup. st of so n rheT ii" I ply and of the water actually used ou Uaiio.nu cimnling patience pend-- ' a selected list of the farms they ! the omloine of di ploui.it ir negiv serve. Edwin F. Sweet of Michigan is the tiatiora with regard to the California new assistant secretary of commerce. J, W. Skinner, aged 53, & well known alien land hill real estate man and mining operator, Police, Protect Leaped From Fourteenth Story. ayiefded at Salt Lake, shooting himself N J - Through a lane of Paterson To the mouth. It is thought he was Oik an I C,! Uarol.l K Mj; driven tq the deed by stomach trouble police two blocks long, twenty hands, i it v t lerk. einnittte suu.de Satur- which intermittently bad caused him formerly employed by the silk mt'l dav lv leaping iiom the touteenth of the Arthur Price company, went excruciating and unbearable pain e'oiy tf the new ettv hall to the roof back to work Monday after a strike of a lower pait of the same Tiutid-n- g Fire of unknown origin damaged the of more than two months. His hoilj was crushed in by the fall Greek bunkhouse of the United States of some 200 Get Mount Vernon Closed on Sunday. Smelting company at Midvale to the extent of $500. The place has been Mount Yornon. home Washington Eight Thousand Homeless. without tenants for several months. Al- of George Washington, will remain ITesslmrg, Hungary Right- - ttiou-sanTo TlaifursTm Sundays as herethough it has not been definitely dehomeless one child was bu-utermined, it Is thought that the fire tofore as the result of resolution o deathj many people were injured was started by a passing locomotive. adopted, by the council of regents of and heavy tij;ancial loss was caused l the Mount ernon association. ' . v a great fire hire Saturday , ipectefof being . blackmailers rX: w ho and ho have terrorized. Ogden, ' . Suffragets Denied Grazing in Park. Firfbug Hired o containing $1,000 London Confirmation of the hint Washington Secretary Laue oii prominent women of that the militant -hir- Saturday refused to grant a temporary are auffragets -- and Wife, A, Johnston ( ing women of the lower class as mem- permit to' sheep and cattle interests And E. A Edminster, of their arson squads- - was re. bers . d tnSaIt Lake, ceived w hen Nellie Robinson was artheir stock in'Yosemite n&tional child of Mi', and rested outside. the fairious new col park. Application was made because of Plaiq City bad lege chapel atHampstead. oLibe rhe' ' r Milee, Sixty-eig- ht Wilson President Washington., came out strongly on Thursday aa the champion of free wool and free sugar ft three years, as provided for in the tariff bill recently passed by the house. lleannoUnced emphatically that hq was not considering compromises of any sort; that he stood squarely behind the measure aa It passed the house, and that he regarded. Ju as the duty of the Democratic majority in the senate to fulfill its platform pledge by enacting the house bill into law. . I am not the kind," said the president, that considers compromises when I once take my position. I have taken my stand with the house leadAMERICAN ers for the present bill. Enough said I am not looking for or accepting comT promises. utterance was president's WAR YALK IS DENOUNCED AS made to newspaper CALCULATED TO EMBARRASS as correspondents, who gathered TWO GOVERNMENTS. usual pt the White Htyise -- lor., the conference. 1 - PREPARE Mr. Brown issued forth, from F bank Terrace and. wended his way wardB the village inn. An insurant agent .nimed Dawson was oldh-j forth. Do you know Fairbank Terracer Several nodded assent, and jj, Brown became more deeply interested. "Well, believe me, gents. I've kUse$ every woman in that terrace except -h- TO Work Will Coat Over n $281,-ove- AUTHORIZE) COMMISSION BOND ISSUE. A TUNNEL Stands Squarely Behind the Measure Passed by the House and Believes it the Duty of Senate to Ap- prove the House Bill. -- . PEOPLE OF DENVER DENIES PRESIDENT CALLY THAT HE CEPT COMPROMISE Bled tikst tt fck Lake. I Female,' I fifty-seve- And at This Date He Still U Wonoi. fng Just Who Was the Unkisud PROBLEM THE UTAH BUDGET ' - GUESSING - Body of Revolutionists "Captured. San Juan Dei Sur. Nicaragua The prefect of Rivas, which adjoinrCosta Rica, reports the capture of a body of revolutionists. Another revolutionary band which attempted to- capture iabs8teamer. wA driven-- , Wis. lady. On the advice of a friend Postum and it so satisfied me I care for coffee after a few day of Postum. - A weeks went by and I coi to use Postum my Weight in from 98 to 118 pounds, and th( trouble left me. . 1 have used it now and am stronger than I evi I can hustle up stairs withoi heart palpitation and I am fre nervousness. My children are very, fond 0 nm and it agrees tith them. Mj liked it when she drank it at my now she has Postum at home k become very fond of 1L You m tny name if yon wish,' aa I a ashamed my best ft Postum. Name given by JNirtt battle Creek Mich Postum now comes in 'new trated form called Instant Posti is regular Postum, so processed factory that only the soluble $ Are retained. A. spoonfql of Instant Poatui vWater' And. sugar and cr st4 produce instantly a' dc beverage. Write for the little book, "Tb to WcRrtlie. 1 t |