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Show - , LatToLv. military critic of tho Tempe. who is considered olio of tho most au- IlAr(A110 AUSTRIA ', .1 1.1:7".--441116S,- ..7,-:fr.: t . t - s, , f an t to ;', v4,..k.-:-! -- tits (13- .!..441, . ,i',.:kv,f :' ' t 1,,-- 1 ., v...: Jr t'" ...ttrog ,,.... - , (0,, l' '' r, , to t -- -- ''' " 4 's - t : I,"" 't i '4 It k Qirt. '14 lf..,r,- - ' tv 41 -- The Italian senate this evening. by Tide of Popular and Patriotic Ena vote of 212 to 2, the bill of Premier italandra gruAting 01'':T7') plenary thusiasm Carrying Italian Na- powers to the government in dealing 1". arisen with the situation that has '' tion With It. Italy and Austria being Ithrough reach an agreenient concern' ing the demands Italy luta made upon Austria. Vedon. May gl, 10:56 p. tn.A ' When the vote. whilh virtuany asbenow mires wet exists Italy's entry into thefl war, was virtually of gate announced there Wax a great demonallies,' stration tween ItalY. and her forther of enthusiasm inside the Den'lei atria and Llernially. although ate chamber, shouts of "Long live formal declaration has yet been nutde.1 Italy!" intermingling with the cheer- PREMIER tIALANDRA, Allatriall troops have been withdrawn and handclapping of the senators, ADVOCATE OF WAR, from bonus of the frontier posts and ing the ministers, army and navy corneaii navigation semices in the Adriatic! era RETAINED IN CABINET and the People in the galleriesAn indication been suspended. we memEthic Victor Emmanuel and that the clash is not far off is seen bers of the NOW' the Salandri ministry that royal household witnessed was to be retained senate in, the fact that the Italian swept over Italy the demonstration. of the action the indorsed t,,day cry Prince colonna, the mayor of Rome. lend united all factions In a great Bain granting the governchamber was for one war. The call hilt to lor in. the had hen chosen to prisent the ment extraordinary powers war and his the landra. advocate, was the and his senate. freq.. speech oent Of war. or which the whole uentiv Interrupted by applause. The ministers, The fart that King Vic-- I eoantry appears to be enthusiastic. Emmanuel accepted Premier 8a rnio.r said he was proud to addresattor was taken as proof that he the sensu3 on an oexasion so 'women- - landra bad-- stelae favorintervett-,U- ti Lou. trr and formhattsao Italy - Action. Means ti on In th e name of the- people he tion and had giv en his consent to, Pra longatton of artlaske. A 'demonstration such d the king and the parliament oft mobilization. the country to make a Just war toles Rome has not seen sines the days Berlin. May 21 via Amsterdam and ord,r to deliver their eppr e seed broth-o- f the revolutIon began. Contrary to the era, 1.onth,n. 41,0 D. practices, there was no effort additam of Italy to the hostile side to a com-ibThe bill was referred the pollee or military to stop the and for central the powers scone mittee. Meanwhile the senate took al popular enthusiasm, and the crowds 1,1" Oullty""e, a'eat "I th,Vt flail! recess. When the senate again room, surged through the city acting very same "eat" a" vened the committee reported the bill 'much as if war ricl,,r, but not e already had been present moment all would have ravonl..y and it pawl almost unetnl- - elared and a great victory won. writes mouslY. been the case months ago," .. 1 Mal Moraht. the, :military oniT one thoughtlore of Ifirly and The Maj. Montht considers that Italy has Patriotic Demonstration nympathy with the government In the (great decision it was about to flow reached the highest point in her All ns. Throughout Italy! snake.' Old men. who recalled the prepardtio occur no and defeata hattles for Italian independence. great longsas On the Italian Frontter, via Masao. adjured the youth of Italy to show the the spirit which plays an important to character does the it1:36 same Italian 21, in nle Paris, May courage and fortitude notiFtwitzeriand, he continues, we must count; p. antler,tide of patilotte enthusiaslfl ! fathers had shown. These upon ehergetic conduct of the wagf ta now carrying the PROFS neti011 ftr.4treritly were greeted With cries et advance with it Ilowbera is the altuation more "Long the Italy" and espreations of MO. Motaht 'believes an Against Bogen, an Austrian town in imposing than in the great northern faith In the army. Vi Hach, in towns of the kingdom. the Tyrol, and against At Turin, the former capital of arinthla. is projected by Italy pre- At Milan today the great Breaded Piedmont, the same intensity of patrio- liminary to a movement on Trieste. Victor 'Emmanuel gallery. e011110Ctifll tic feeling was observed and crowds their loyalty toothe house Cathedral square with the square of the celebrated La Scala theater, which of Savoy. Believes Italian Army has been called "the pulse of Milan." A great assemblage gave a hearty Will Take Initiative aria crowded all day. But no soldiers good-b- y to a large contingent of Hall- or police were needed to restrain the an sharpshooters, the Bersagliett who Pam. May 21. 1:46 v. m.Gen. De crowds. which were engrossed with were tearing for the front. pad - thib .,i l 1Prawele, slum:veal ; ..., t i ; . , othe evacuate' homes. Men in the teict op to is years of age are to halos been placed under arms anti of 60 the reports are that those Years will OO be celled. All t hese men. it is asserted. are to ,be sent to different parts of the mpls 1 tho rear that titer sympathy will be with the Italians. That means $5.450 per day. But that saving would probably users NOTE TO ENGLAND the de-th- . , I . 4 , -7,-- k'çí, 4 n ,,,,1 ) f' i Withheld for Present but , - .., nder P .. . 1, tnt4tz U rt AFFECTED ii - ) 'I, ZIN I illi Itit 11 - I , ... ,,4 A . So . 7 1 1.. , I tc 410 i (, t 04, rc e; j'.19 (''?:., - , 1 ? A ' 4',, , ,ill , , .1. II 1 0 CILIA.S. 4,, , Only d' inan Bin-Mol- . ' ' ' uuu6 two vital things bs the Maxwell '- - boat-treat- d, Starterl tr. u. O. B. Detroit. uec - ;1 i AMMa - w sSig fartz-1- 1- wow, iklpumma ow...11 ..m.. 111. ar 3 7i i t to t - Si , E , ,, - Goodyear Service StationsTires in Stock , - Excursions Summer Serviceable Articles - nit I 'TO 'East and Return Via ed the muPo the dna quarter of nicipal pawnshops made 204,468 loans. 11.222.146. aggregating During the ourresponding Quarter of the relent year. there were contracted loans. totaling 8824.867. (stamps accepted) to the Deseret News and we will send either of the following useful articles: g Send 25c i amours. aty St. Lome Illemees simml chicane I.. MalloPhall 64.114 . MifeesPIUS 19811 Prportiomattely Low Maas to other points. totem limit Oct. SUL 'Jinni stopovers. - : . - rut. Mar 3 MSS - 14-1- 2. mmi 'A 3. 1. lk il. , 246-19- juse $O. IBIS. IC Ilk 211. U. jeig 1. 14. 21. 94. 1111,illiti. 1116 Awing 4; IL 12. seavenber I. I. III. III& 111. -- E. R. LEIS. General Agent. I S. A. 1'. 111 Judge P. ay, Bldg. Washington. May 21.---A baby glrl. the second grandchild of President Wilson. woe bora tonight to Secy. and Mrs. TriMani (1. McAdoo. She will be chrlit toned Mien Wilson for the late Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. The secretary and Mrs. McAdoo. who ' - Or THE WORLD-1- 311 COMBINATION was borne JUDGE POWELL URGES CLEMENCY FOR FRANK Atlanta. Ga.. May Ittl-I- n a letter tot warded today ta Ons.- Slaton and the mats prison commission urging M. ?rank. 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Mr. MctreasAdoo went to his Mee at t 4t time ury department today for the since be was operated upon for appendicitis nearly two months ago. The preeldent was at the MeAlloo homewhen ittl' gratadaughter HANDY 10 censusAn Encyclopedia of information. SPRING TENSION 1SHEARSA mother's c'ompanion in the home. Self Sharpening and warranted to keel. their edge for five years. 1 , ; it Paget-12- FOR PREST. WILSON Sa 11'i-- e HAMMOND'S SECOND GRANDCHILD - ,.1 1P'- our' Choice of These i fig-ar- mom, Salt Lake Go nd gin Bargains! Do Not Write Letters Mdress Gty Circidator, Deseret News I , .4 I aIt vales -1- NN ' 7. Fortified Tires Sale MO .0 .:.'.0114:50A r GOOD, YEAR : Iiivoree Min Goodyear tires are selling now much faster A. For further Intermadou address. -- Most men do. in no i' a- South State Street i When wp spend such sums to build tires better than rivals, don't you think it worth while to get Goodyear's? supply, . Tourint Car That's one result of our mammoth output. OUT new equipment and our modern mettio4' ,.04-11-1-- - , ments. Valuable - every other detail of refmament, comfort, and the endurance. have that new features, the 17, and Car, then about talked most When you uw1 e 1915 Maxwell, you buy an the made the 1915 Maxwell, In ' enact clupkciit of the stock Maxwell Can, car ever produced. " lad Sire Turner, and Billy Carbon; which sane Here are the two vital things that any hatclimbsin ether brotedtv:oroughoWerldd'amountainRecorda, man wants when he buys an automobile:, Hamilton and Mt. Wilson. In the first place , he that Men too, you get a ear made byn the same real 'Sutomobils,, a handsome, the chief engineer-4miim. ride dediguersthe mane can be proud to Maxwell LaberatcrY-botosame In the second place '' steak that wee used In the Marwell Racers kl whichaarneyOldifield and BillyCarleonfiehbod a powerful, fast, economical automohae, and bring take anywhere will first, amd second, in the Venke Carand Pita him that nonetop race him back. Real, and made 300. min Venice. Corona mad Sea Lriage. records at about vital-thiand just gs We give these two , Full newly-adopte- 4 We spend on experts $100,000 yearly to than we can build Washington. Idly rt.President Wilfind new betterments to aid. them. son and his cabinet met today for the Any first time since they gathered 10 days In the peat yew alone we have added im . dealer will ago and approved the note which the OIP sent to United Staten aubeequently , provements which cost us exceeding $500,000 , Germany as a protest against Om sink- iVo the loss of year. you. tng of Ow ',tattoo's-wi- th J,, VI Mere than 100 American lives. In the eheenee of an7 definite news frem Berlin there was no discussion, It ZZw.r;" .;IV was understood. of the probable s. la rl tents oi, the reply which Germany sl preparing. E When the cabinet met there had been published hem a memorandtml given OHIO AMOK out in London by the British foreign office saYing the arrangements being ) tie made by Great Britain with AreleriCall El, cotton interests for disposition of their it WAlts-Cubotelso. t be bee 414 memo were understood to be acceptable iMei.1.--b" bur to the United States. Later Secy. Bry- ratified : 'Nets. il.rDadio--- 12I 1 an gave out statement declaring that $ Alma"( Soo ;-1whatever had been done by representsby our6subie44' 4.,,,, Wick AiVestimer bind. tives of the state department to aselet ,,.. 4 the cotton interests had been of an in- L--1 i; , f..11;Lant craw uttocitionntrucial etichaareacatTrrecogandni ot.d EPPF t, " float Of the order in council." issued lir e. fIN x 0 Brttain. list!, r the obitro Tonight iiir Cecil illitring-Itio- e, & British ambassador. Issued a statement E J, 7explaining that tide wee also his ea41e ,-derstanding. and euggesting that there L.141J14 4 .... had been some mistake In telegraphic al transmiesion or erroneous impressions had been given British officials in London by representatives of the Amer!. coo cotton interests there. CARGOES. STEIL DWAIN-ANThe United States has never received Masada a reply to its note of March 10, in which S3 W. Fourth South. 71 W. Fourth Bomb. Auto Co: Alktro.Snath Auto Co. SA W. Fourth South. , the British order in council proclaim- ltallable Motor Car Co. 141 Co. Slate. South Motor Bertram Supply & rerrira twit an embargo on all neutral corn- 118 E. S.end South. Sommers 11 So. Watt Temple. J. P. Fowler Mt. ott merce digectly or indirectly with Ger. Utah Tim Riwpair Co. 351 South Siam Osborne Auto The al Supply Co. 11 E. So. Temple. 123 So. State St. many was declared to he a violation of Automobile Co.. international law. In view of the con-- 3 of American cargoel, in council a. note was before the lAteitenit I tordiprineupitrededdetean:ons which was to tie sent! Court or appeals. anerted that the late knowledge of the state of hie (Zudit on se flintier data to bring about an adherence to inter' national law wherever Its rtghts were Judge Roan, who presided It Franks Roan's) mind. could heti shipping thereaseinterterenes official had expressed to him the o.Len certain stateil trial, Powell is he It viomted. was practically Judge quarters there, Britain belief that Frank was Innocent of to explain why Judge Roan. witheaabl , these ha s been a disposition to urge the die-- 1 fore that the note to Great which has been prepared for (sometime, the murder of Mary Phagan. Judge views. did not grant the new trial. patch of the note to Great Britain at' will ' Ger- Powell's letter stated; the which until sant after from be the not conversation erith hint this time, because of the conviction it is received. "I was an intimate friend of Judge I fully expteted him to grant." might convey to the German. govern- - man reply Vie Plited "Pale, Ii PrrPared to 84;4'n''' ,..laf 1614014 Ot Pm tbo 1,3011,"4 ,,,..rb tempt' V) 'meek' for WM. Since his It o wanOwisci niIttrer; 'reentrevere lettber- vhPletit. ttGre4t blockmsroity or THE CIIIVIK11. national law on the part of the allies Britain to enforce virtually & detain- mouth is closed by death I feel It la Period OneComplete In S VOhnitilt There wait but brief discusaion of the ade agalost nestral countries, auch as due to him and to Frank that I should PRICE POSTPAID. give you the benefit of what I know of . quote:Ion today among cabinet officials.' ing cargos of Isoncontraband. trnow he felt as to the defendant's stall" cotton, consigned to neutral ports, Per Vol, Cloth 81.50: half telt Mit-Tits president had Previously Intwas the of deatination. ! At Judge Roan's request. Judge Pow- top. 12 50 ; half morocco. ett OM the skuation with Germany ought reerpective not to be complicated with any new imation conveyed by Secy. Bryan in hb ell said, he had prepared portions of the $2.60, full morocco gilt. 11.00. British foreign the statement . lead-News Book reparding Deseret to court'. Store. the mention He Great the with Britain. Jury, charge oorreepondence this feet," the letter added. "merely to ing book concern, 6 Main street, Salt took the position that the question office memorandum. show I had opportunity of intimate Lake CityAdvertisement named over the sinking of the 4 7 should be settled on their mer- Its irrespective of other contmvendes VODKA PROHIBITION which the United States might have t I HURTS PAWN SHOPS 'with otber belligerents. holding. more- over that the German government should naturally have every eonfidence Moscow. Way SOProhibition 1.4, the In the intention of the United States sale of trOdka and other Intomnsting drteks haa effected a strihing reduction of tha business of the municipal pawn'1,1!;',1; Y shops. Notwithstanding tbe high prices of foodatulls and clothing entailed by the war. the population is steadily losI ing Its dependence- upon these institu"...t.P 4 i bons. as is shown by the following r ' And this year we are spending a d dollars on better. Lunt-'agai- n ' buy anautomealle today the Maxwell over - without We give These we five great protections found other tire. n . . - '' a-- U. State Department. Ment . mea, a year? skimped. 1.--- -- II '1'; -- Recognized or Accepted by S. reductionon February 1stmade in two years, totaling 45 per cent. Yet not a feature is missing, not an item is Goodyear Fortified tires, tor many years, have embodied five costly, exclusive features. in Council" Not British "Order Our coming down. three Our answer is this: G Pt. Tiredom. last big Or shall we pay that price to give ow users s better tire than others? Great Car" , -, . to Goodyear soon would be the rulership ol year prices are constandy $1,635,000 Goodr Despite this ceaseless improvement, And the cost the choice that confronts us sy after day: Shall we skimp Goodyear tires in ways that can't be seen, and increase our profit Stand by American Idea of In temational Law Now note another side. our Her Will Price Reductions . ., - . & r: ( f4 . w I, - million dollars monthly. Those are the facts; believe them. We never exaggerate, never misrepresent by 1 eeff.0 "Th r, ', i cost One Must Choose y critic-,-:-.111- certain-well-know- The answer was, "Based on current produc tion, our saving would be S1,635,000 per year." i 'rage-Mat- t tires. day we cited our experts to What could Goodyear save by building tires like these? $1,635,000 a Year CABINET MEETING; y ' $5,450 Per Day Spent TO Fortify Goodyear Tires their ,., (,,, , , heart-rendin- ' -- 13 - ,::,, C.' e,.., te, Rome. via Parts. May 21, 2:112 p. in. , ne. 14.r A,,: 11. , tn.t, r 4. 22' 1915 I s.v.f Powers Are ONFLICT !Plenary Granted the Government GREAT FROLONGS 41, SATURDAY MAY NEWS At Venice almost the entire point.. or tattoo wag in the historic square of St. Mark. When it waa announced that full powers had been granted to- I the government by the senate the tri color was hoisted on in flagstaff and appiauded the crowd enthusiastically atoouato of lbs miiku-- and desnerug are ton in Trieste Nearly an the shops there are said to be closed. Spits are reported to leo everywhere. The populace is also mid to be alarmed because of the officers One presence of German bright spot in the situation in Trieste: of is the spirit friendship reported In file Italians and the Slats. , -. - -.- t; .,.14:,'" o flu the " .. ' thoritative writore on military matters in France.- - gives it as his judgment that the Italian army will not wait for an kustro-Oormattack. but will takti initiative and throw largo VIRTUALLY AT WAR numberthe of troops at some selected point. Gen. Do Lacroix swig that ighe Italian army is admirably armed., lie light Is comparable to the French artillery 4hret-inc- h 'guns. This gun was inNo Formal Deciaratign but Both vented by CoL LI, Porto and made in France. military authorities gay that Concentrating Troops; Either theOther Italian army on a war footing con1.800.1100 first-lin- e of about sists Iroops Time May Strike at Any and a2aqualnumber---a-oetion4-4introops. I - DESERET EVENING ' - t i |