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Show V, COALVILLE TIMES N. JACOB PETERSON, Editor and UTAH COALVILLE DIME lITES OFF RESERVlTiOil RltE AXO PREPARED Uom; Commercial club U taking the initiative is the formation of a Murray baud. Arthur Nelson, aged I, bad both leg and a hand oat off th raoult ol being ran down by a switch engine at Garfield. Wednesday, January 18, van old folks day In American Fork and wai a gala day for all citizens over the age of 80 years and all widows. .. Albert Armstrong, 19 years of age who suffered a broken back In a IsJ of fifty feet from a trestle at tb Garfield smelter, died la a Salt Lak I u , hospital """Because be refused to hay 3 pet week for the support of his three ml nor children, Robert Bess of Salt Lake baa been sentenced to ninety days is the county Jail Three Greeks arrested at Blngban on a charge of holding np the. Jap aneao at Barney station, were ' bound camp over to the district court os 1,K)0 bond each. A system of Irrigation legislation modeled upon that now In use In Oregon and Wyoming will bo urged by Caleb Tanner, state engineer, npos the present legislature. Senator Georga J. Kelly has Intro duced n bill regulating the deposits of stato funds In banks and proridlni for the payment of Interest to tbs state at n rate not less than 2 per cent pel year, computed on dally balances.. The portion of the school tag the University of Utah receives Is Insuf flclest to carry on the work of tse school according to President Kings bury, who flnda that tbs deficits range from Itfl.Ofld to (51,000 each year. Pleas of not guilty to the charge that they murdered Thomas E. White, public chauffeur, last October 8, were entered by Caleb A. Inlow and bis wife, Genevieve; when arraigned In A Salt Lake court on Wednesday. Tbe Denver A Rio Grande depot nt Spanish Fork was burglarized Thursday night, but after an Investigation It was found that tbe heaviest loss was several cases of oggs which had been taken from the store room. In Una with A determined effort to stamp out tbe sale of short-weigbutter in Utah, several complaints against Utah dealers will be filed with the county Attorney at Salt Lake by Willard Hanson, stats dairy and food commissioner. -- ht fguggnti-ygarinfiiaris- tar an of the Spanlsh-Amerlca- n war, at tempted suicide oa tbs street in Ball Lake, shooting himself, the ball pats lag through his body, but ha will re cover. Young was despondent ovet family difficulties, Thomas La Crosse, declared to be a degenerate, who escaped from tk Tequervllle convict camp in Washing BY LOROS. first-rendi- DUKE OUSTED BY CZAR. Brother Who Wad In Private Llfs .Stripped of His Rank. St Petersburg. Because be married a woman In private life against tbe wish of tbe emperor, the Grand Duke Michael, brother of Emperor Nicholas, was removed on Thursday.- The manifesto also removes the grand duke from bis position as regent designate during the minority of tbo Imperial crown prince In case of (be death of tbo present emperor. Tbe Issue of a further rescript selecting a suocessor to tbe Grand Duke Michael in tbo regency la exNo nuns has pected Immediately. been divulged but tbo Grand Dulo Tneimm rwnuiwew.-wu- u wfAiwOiaao Duke Paul, has bees frequently tioned In unofflcal gossip. men- Immigration BUI Passes House. Washington. Tbe compromise Bur Immigration bill. Including a literacy teat for aliens, was passed by tbe bouse late Friday after opponents of tbo messure bad kept tbe turmoil for ton county January 4, but regap house la A parliamentary tursd in seven hours. Is back In the six hours. stats prison with eight years added to W. RICHARDSON the ten be had been serving. Carl Peter Carlson. 98 years old, - veteran cabinet maker and builder who erected the old officers quarters still la use at Fort ouglas, and who made the first furniture end wheelbarrow for Henry Dtnwoodey, pioneer furniture dealer, died et Safe Lake, Janu - vu ary IS. A' proposed law regulating and standardizing peeking of fruit and tbe necessity of getting together In a strong effort to complete organization of tbe society occupied the attention of members of the State Horticultural commission at a meeting In Salt Lake oa Thursday. It Is said that unless tbe Westers Passenger association will announce lower rates than the regular eummet tourist rates from eastern points which It has refused to do na yet, th 1913 convention of the National Edo cation association will not be held is Salt Lake City. The J., C. Penney company organized under tbe laws of Utah last week With s capital of (1.100,000 to do a general business In dry goods, clothing and shoes In a chain of stores that mretebes from the Rocky mountains to the Pacific coast. The stores are known as tbs Golden Rule stores. kecordisg te Utah bankersand bulnes men, the financial situation la aatlsfactory, with Indications that the year 913 will bring marked Improvement even over the excellent con-- . dltlons that prevailed In 1913. Mrs. Mary Holland, city recorder of Park City, who refused to resign at the request of the city council, following tbe discovery of a shortage In her accounts, has changed har mind and handed In her resignation. Word comes from Spanish Fork that tbe sugar factory which was to be moved from Nampa, Idaho, to that place may not be moved because little of tbe machinery could be used in tne plant to be built at Spanish Fork. The Newhouse hotel In Salt Lake wlU be completely finished by next fall according to made by officers of the company. A force of men are now at work putting up the exterior brick walla, laying the floors and putting on the root Tbe annual convention of the Statq Municipal league was held at American Fork oa the 11th. More than 300 member attended the two sessions and the banquet at ntght The ees-- ' elons wera conducted by President J. F. Noyea. Logan was chosen as the meeting place of the 1111 convention. Situation ia Causing President Madero Grave Concern, Senate Committee Having Been Dispatched te Beene te Propose Peace Terms. Irishmen Give the Measure for Which They Had Waited So Long a Great Sand Off, But Thera was No Demonstration. London.- - After a long battle the homo rule hill paeaed the house of commons Thursday night" by a ma Jorlty of 110 and was formally passed on for In the bouse of ng J lords. There were two divisions In the commons, Mr. Balfoura motion for Its rejection being defeated 258 to 368, while the third reading was carried by 383 to 367. Although tbe result of the division was a foregone conclusion. Irishmen outside and Inside the bonse gave tbe measure tor which they bad watted and worked eo long n great aendoff on Its way to the lords. Tbe Nationalists waved hats, handkerchiefs and canes and cheered lustily for Premier As qultb and Mr. Redmond, who eo far forgot his usual impassivity as to join In the demonstration. Tbe crowd In the lobbiee received the result of the vote with another roar and tbe bill Itself was cheered as It was car rled by an authority through the lobbies to the bouse of lords, where It formally passed Its first reading. Tbe crowds In tbe streets cheered long and loud, .but a strong force of police prevented any organized demonstration because off ear of a clash between the oppoatifg factions. LR - 11 Rifle Duel Between Indian and Mexican Results In Outbreak Which May Provs Serious- HAS CALLED FOR VOLUNTEERS TO COME TO HIS ASSISTANCE AND TO PROTECT TREASURY. MEASURE APPROVED BY HOUSE AND IS PASSED ON FIRST READING VV HOLDS TLAXAGALA BILL IS PASSED UTAH STATE NEWS The FOR enCortez, Colo. Fifty Ute Indiana, of their one of raged by the kilting tribe In a rifle duel with a Mexican foraberpherder, are off reservation, southin tified In the Ute mountain western Colorado and defying the InSheriff of Montezuma county and dian Agent Spear to take from them Big Rabbit, an Indian, who shot and seriously wounded the eheepherder. 1 he Uteg are armed with magazine riff and are making so determined a stand that the aberlff returned here to and purgather a posse of fifty men . sue the Ute Into the mountains. Un-he stated, he less th Indians yield, would call upon the state to reinforce him with militia. The trouble with the Utes started a few days ago, when Joseph Vichel, a Mexican eheepherder, refused to allow two Indian hunters to camp near herd. ' A dispute .rose and the herder. ac cordlhg to his story, ws attacked by the Utek. x He was shot and seriously wounded after he had killed one of his assailants. vThe other Ute returned with tbe body oL bis companion to the Ute reservation. While Vichel was brought here. Mexico City. Governor Sanches of state of Tlaxacala Is etiU holding State treasury In the city of revolting ruralee and a mob. The governor on Sunday. Issued call for volunteer to come, to fala assistance and tbe vrar department In this city haa dispatched a force to aid the governor In saving xthe treasury and the city. The situation at Tlazacala ls caus-In- g President Madero grave concern. Advices thus far Indicate that General Hidalgo, the governor who refuse to quit hie office, haa received emissaries PREMIER IS ELEVATED from General Zapata and with the revolting ruralee and the armed portion TO THE PRESCISY of the mob in that city, will Join the rebels should they be driven from the city, which is now in control of the federal!. One eglment of regulars d French Parliament Selects R and a company of ruralee sent to the scene Saturday have not been heard OSAGE CHIEFS FIGHT FISHER. Poincare to Succeed Pretty if from. Akenate committee is' also on Fallleree on February R Members of Council Bring PASSES THROUGH GREEK LINE IN Its way to the scene In an endeavor, to Deposed for Reinstatement. Suit FOG AND BOMBARDS COAST effect' peace -- reISLAND OF on President Madero PFSYfAw Sunday Washington. The fight between the Versailles, France. Raymond 50-- ! of interior department, the Uncle Sam commander move General Beltran, las Landry Poincare for the pt the federal forces at Vera Cruz, be- Oil company, and rhembers of the tri twelve months premier of thq y ri cause of hla failure to supress the reb- bal council of the Osage Indians, whe cabinet, was electedtpresldent aej Greek Sink Auxiliary Cruiser Which els in that were deposed recently by Secretary part of Mexico. republic of France on Friday t te Wat Undergoing' Repairs In Order Fisher and whose actions have been national assembly, composed te of Veeeel INTO FIGHTING. to Prevent SHAME TURK8 Capture to the department of Justice referred members of both chambers of ai-- 1 was thrust upon the by Attacking Turka. for Investigation, I to in succession Preside ment, Women Suggest That Forts 8lnk War and fie courts of Congress attention mand Fallleres, whose sere ships Whose Officials Fear the here Saturday. term expires February IS. ' ? Greek Fleet Athene. The Turkish cruiser Representatives of the oil company The wildest confusion, out of fcbh A serious quarrel whose leases upon Osage oil lands In Constantlople. in a heavy fog Tuesday, night arose two challenges to duels, tulrid steamed out of the Dardanelles and occurred recently on the Turkish war- Oklahoma were not approved by Sen. the casting of the ballots.- In the' Dardanelles between ofretary Fisher, and representatives ol Premier Poincares selection! r passed unnoticed through the lines oi ships who were anxious to fight the the deposed tribesmen spent the day ficers the presidency of France,' alt ofh Greek destroyers cruising off th others who considered before the Indian affairs committee ol made by parliament aa require i iy straits. She appeared at noon Wed Greeks and was no match the, house, presenting charges against neaday off the Island of Syra, and that the Turkish fleet the constitution. Is regarded a: tor the and enemy. bombarded the magazines powder Secretary Fisher and other governl&f resenting as well the popular Blow were exchanged and before ment officials. Early in the day some the nation. The choice took pla ejn coal depots. These were not. dam was settled, fifteen officer the utation quarrel electrical hut the of power the deposed members of the Osage aged, the second ballot, on which th were wounded. council secured from the district coutI e more tin was wrecked. received The trouble arose through the circu- a mandamus against Secretary Fish The Medjldleh also fired on the an absolute majority of tbe (59 fd lation of a manifesto signed "Th . Macedonia Greek cruiser er, to compel him to show cause why auxiliary cast Jules Pams, minister of that they should, not be reinstated. In 8yra . Women of Turkey, suggesting was which undergoing repairs was nearest bis culture, comp$' shells had been I the forti should sink th Turkish war-- I receiving 187 more vote that th dr harbor. When fifteen d officers ah ARMS STRONGER THAN CLOTHING of the Macedo-- ships, whose commander fired, the BmtdasJLv... v : IUmJI f nlThrtrTkiififf hla crewlomalh- - J ways fled at the approach of the Greek Utah Man 0 wei Hii LTf TtTP rii rtbT WISHES WILSON GOOD LUC& I tain order In the town and to strength- - J Beet of Mind and Hit Strength. that the was slur . of tbe because V en th It guard over the Turkish prison President Taft Predicts Prprity ft era, sank the Macedonia In the har- Hamldlch made ita adventurous cruise City, Utah. Peter Nelson Brigham ' . Nation Under Ordlnaey-Clrct bor to prevent her destruction the Ogden Portland C by to Syr. by employed ' 1 f th warship. eta net. at their plant northwest ment . company Rebels Repair Telegraph Lines. death Saturdaj The Medjidieh then left In the dtrec of the escaped city, Philadelphia. President Taft, gu El Paso, Texas. After burning as strong ni not of the Clover club here, Friday nig! tlon of Smyrna. The Greek fleet ha clothing wearing by many bridges on both railroads be- himself. - Nelson wan working alone wished good luck to Mr. Wilson in h$ been ordered to Intercept her. Se tween rebJuarez and Chihuahua City, as 1 known the other Turklst near a swiftly running belt HI coal coming term In th Whit Bouse, els have permitted the repairing of wan Dard the not left have In the belt, and Nelson warship dieted prosperity for the nation nndr the telephone lines. This enables wan caught . hurled part way around. He ordinary circumstances, hut giro nellee them to use the wires for their own a throwing hit arm poet, grabbed warning that In hla oplnioa the (topurposes, and at the same time hear about on for dear Ufa and holding THOMAS A. EDISON it, pi at th polla In November decked all that Is transmitted by the federal strain a few stood th Hit clothing aa well radicalism agalnat ai against No attempt haw been mad to repair Juat before the etrength but seconds, Conservatism end advised th Demoeither road. of hla arm gave out. It-- was torn from crats to abide by the people s verdict his person, thereby entirely relieving and stick to th middle of th rotd.' Many Farms Flooded. h T Cairo. 111. Thousands of acre of him from the grip of the belt. Love-ligh- t Lamp Cause Fir.' Farming land in the vicinity of Cairo Cannon Rscelvee Ovation. . were flooded Sunday when tbe Ohio Salt Lake City. A temp kept alight Democrats and Repub-lean- s Washington. 45.5 foot a In the window ae' a beacon beckoning half went to river feet, In an ovation to former joined aver the danger mark. Indications are the way for his sweetheart, who when he npoke In Cannon Speaker 6 another rise .he will Inches, at drowned sea river though forty years on Ae house Saturday In support of ago, had never ceased te exist fori Musing even greater distress in the ' hill and Im-- i he appropriation in army not fanners lowlands. in home yet of the Many John him,' exploded that since declaration the with burned-Millewith their mlnent dapger ere moving r Miller, and he vai seriously he had been given a leave of absence la a familiar figure la this city. Itock and household effects. or which be did not ask. he was going After tbe drowning of hla sweetheart, Will Give Locomotive Cheer. home to live among the people who hla reason eeeme to have been- - afPrinceton, N. J. When President-- 1 had hpnored him by sending him to fected. His house la always gifly deo-Wilson arrives In the railroad congress for forty years. sleet orated with paper flowers aa( huntat Washington on the night of nation and la ha ing, constantly watching Wilson etill Undecided. he will be greeted with a March-3 and waiting for tha arrival ef hla N. J. President-elec- t cheer "locomotive Princeton Princeton, Issuing sweetheart I .Vllson reiterated Saturday night that from the throats of a thousand Nassau A Tall Story from Gotham, e had made no decision aa to the according to plane undergraduates, ersonnel of bis cabinet, and added ' made by the Princeton university New Tort A- doxen hoy playing Woodrow Wilson club. bat thus far he had not consciously football with a pasteboard hex In a inferred with any prospective candl-late- s. vacant lot In Brooklyn Frfdiy sat Would Bar Shipping Trust. down to rest after half an home play. Washington. The first result of tha Thats a funny.looklng box. (aid one Rich 8trlk Made at Nome. shipping investigation of the of them. -- Leta eeeuwhatx inside- Alaska. A rich gold strike house marine merchant Nome, trust tbe by They undid the string. A fair days e Claim on Saturday n as a bill the committee Holyoke by appeared old baby boy, naked and to all appear-bedabove feet pay d.rt thirty Humphrey of Washington, to ances dead, rolled to the grand. A Panama-canal eete The pay streak Is flrefeet thick all AmeripoiieHffisirtohrTtToVhesprurHair ad "00 feerion2. The dirt runs .4 can or foreign veBse's la combines an hour later Ifwaa crying Imtlly. It ents to the pan. conferences. and 4 probably will Uve. t Fogler and Goulet Win. Fight Over Bath. Hanged In Publio 8qua, y Paris. The In a fight over the right Chicago. bicycle, race Paris. Texas. Harry Mouz," a neTied Sunday evening with a victory Blaln probto Albert a bath take first, gro. who shot and killed the tt th Americaa-Australlateam, Joe ably was fatally stabbed and Frank J. daughter of J. Merrell, j farmer of Brooklyn, and Goulet, who , with la Hlrro the 'ogler arrest, charged pnder near Pecan Qap. was hanged from a overed 4.467H kilometer (approxiissaulL The men had previously telephone pole la public sqtare at 2.780 miles) in 14 hours. mately quarreled. , Cooper by a mob. ' i. Rifle Car, Marooned on Hill. Bandit Lone Refugees Sutler Pardons Brand On January 23 the Amtrlcan Mu, Frankfort, Ky Ann letonTAla. A lode bandit rifled Approximately 2,500 Albany, N. Y. Governor! Sulzer seum ef Safety will award to Thomas tbe mail car of Southern .ersons driven from their homes In. railway ha pardoned Folk & BrandJ former A. Edison th Rathenau medal for hit he - vicinity of Aahbyberg, Ky, by train 'No. 13. near - Riverside, valet of Mortimer L, Schlff, New I invention ef a storage battery device Ala4 floods at the juncture of the Poud early Sunday and escaped with York hanker, - on the groujd that I whleh reduce danger te life and what are said to be valuable register- Green nd rlversTwere marooned on a' Brands sentence ofthlrty ars for health of worker In places where hill near the town ed packages. -burglary-w- a excessive. r gases generate. Forty-thre- e Collision. Lives Lost. Limited in Head-oBegins Suffrage Camps 3rv. te Aseum th Offensive, Brookhaven. . Masa Tbe Chicago-NeRepublicans Forty-thre- e live Oporto, Portugal. Raleigh. N. C A fight t. obtain Republicans of tbe Orleans limited of the Illlnota lost is the toll from tbe wreck of the womans suffrage in North Carolina I Washington.assume the offensive in Central railroad struck a freight train I emport A Holt liner Verones near' tenets will was launched Friday with nomination and force j head-oover resoloJthe near here. Two members of I etxoes on Thursday In a heavy gale. fight tlon In the house to amend he which has been smol- - th freight crew were killed and live There were 234 persons aboard the controversy ntltntion w that women wou be per - L ,tnc. the beginning of the passengers hurt , Verones. present session to a direct Issue. Relief Fore Arrives. Straus to Aid Poor In Palestine. Work of Parcel Poet New York. Nathan Straus called for Mexico City. Late dispatches from 8!bert, Washington. Six million packages Acapulco, which la believed to he Inthe Holy Land Saturday to establish C the vested from lcrw handled rehcl3ra3nounce 'tv9 arrival t kttchensTnJerusa-- ' by a plea j a gr8t Qv dare of tbe operation of the in that vicinity ffteaftem and to do whatever else he can to vxeya iox that I - gy item, according to figures prepared the head of federal for,' lev ate the anffering of the Jews to is to et her j late Wednesday by experts of the lieve the Inhabitants. Pair stlne. . , posto'flr department. st t Med-Jldle- ' er fifty-thre- poor-spirite- u r I I . con-lude- d 1 -- I Repte-eentstlv- ii dls-los- e 1 ; six-da- ii I W Dr. Chariot W. Richardson la tha physician who went to Miami to examine William Rockefeller In behalf of the Pujo committee te ascertain whether hie physical condition was such thst he might safely teetlfy before the committee. Pamoue Scientist Called. Pasadena. CaL Dr. Tbaddeus 8. C. Lowe, noted as a scientist, experimenter and Inventor, died Thursday at the home of hla daughter hero. He had been almost helpless for a year, the result of a fall Te Investigate High Prices. Colo. The house of repreDenver, sentatives oq JThunidsy adopted a resolution asking the Colorado congressional delegation to support the Crawford Su'ier hill for an Investigation Into tha high coat of living pas-eeng- -- -- T n n ' wehty-cne'soa- - f e - r . |