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Show JUAB COUNTY TIMES, NEPIII. UTAH I"' WILSON WILL NOT RETURN TO POST WIFE'S GONE TO THE COUNTRY JT.Tl poor. PRESIDENT TAKES FIRST STEP IN POLICY HE HAS PLANNED IN REGARD TO MEXICO. Mzrr Hinry Lane resignation as ambassador to the revolutirepublic having been acrepted on Monday. President Wilson formally accepted Ambassador Wilsons resignation, to take effect on October H. and sent to Mexlio a his personal represen Copy rlx in i tatlve but not act'K'dited to the Hucrta government former Gov. John Llud of Minnesota, a lifelong friend REBELLION IN CHINA IS of Secretary Bryan. The understand lng la that when a stable government PRACTICALLY SUPPRESSED Is established lit Mexico Mr. Liad will be named hs ambassador. President W'l!t;on and Secretary T.ryan had frequent conferences Mon- In Canton the Poptlace Is Celebrating day; Ambassados Wilson had a Ion.; Tho Ending of the Uprising by talk with Mr. llryan, and chairman Public Rejoicings. flacon of tho senate foreign relations committee discussed tho situation with Hongkong. The southern Chinese rebellion has been praet'cally suppressed and the declaration "of lndo-pvndence of the revolutionary prov-- ! (",','i(. Inces abrogated. In Canton the popu- lace on Monday celebrated the ending lth public rejoicings of the uprisin? and the explosion of firecrackers. It la said Gen. Iung Chi Kuang. the victorious commander of the governhas boen ment troops from Kwan-Sl- , appoiuted governor general of the province of Kwang-Tung- . of Tho rebel governor Chang Kwang-Tung- , who said at the bei;ln- nlng of the revolutionary movement - i he disapproved of the indeiwndthat . V- Mr.:'i'.'.-cut policy of the southern states, shot advUers. Chan his two mlliiary and Chung Ying and Wang Sult-Suarray officer, as be suspected them of Intrigue. ? f.'iV 5j j The artillerymen of Canton kil'.od colonel and then i their lieutenant marched to the governor's office. ' One where they looted the treasury. 'of the shells fired lx the artillory-- I men fell In the piefecfs offices aud HENRY LANE WILSON. Killed twelve persons. lluhtin-- conl nnes along the West the presldTlrUnt the White House. the rebels have captared Put except announcement of river, vhr-rMr, Kind's mlsflj!--. no explanation or a gunLc it. n icy lo lie pursued by the Aiiht.-tj.- i Held by Band t for Ransom. government was lorthcoming I '5. Ihitlie. American Kl Psfo. Texas The statement from Secretary r r aI j power plant eng jieer of the lml ' Kx'overnor Jrhn Lind of Minne- i mills of the Madera company at Pear-- i ha rent to Men'co a" the ' noil. Chlhuihua. is a prisoner of il representative of" Die presi-dfii- t Maximo CaslilVs gan;? of handAs, to act as adviser to the eni!iaiy jwao are hilina him fnr ninroin. Wh'-in the present situation. t!;e ' Government to Investigate. I U to fonimunlciite ready president Walter II Palmer, an Washington. the Vekican atithorli'.es nith aj lo the elorat'on of pence, he will tn.k .Investigator for tho department cA ;o rnor aad Mr?.. labor, has been detailed to Investigate auhlic hi views In Michi...od departed for Mexico Monday t!ie copper strike situation eight by rail to proceed 'a New OiV gan. leitis or Ial venion." CLAY TALLMAN FROM LEGISLATURE TO PRISON. ;n rt. i ' for'" : HOP PICKERS FIRE UPON OFFI CERS WHO HAD BEEN CALLED TO 6ETTLE DISTURBANCE. - n n 1 West Virginians Must Wear and Lost Franchise. Wehtrr Kpit!. V. Va Five f the Vrnt Virginia lfgis- memlrr In con- l.ut.re, f cnnrii'a o: Lntx-rh th eUftfon fprln el-- a 1'nlted Sla: senator for West ntenred Monday. Ihdn-tilVirginia, were H. tJ. P.hode, ltath Duff anil I! Aiih.ry were iwntnnred to tx n each .n the f en tentiary. Wtate icnavr It. . Smith was given a en-of five year and n:x inontUs, ill fiv and IhivM years, "le fise men wife (1 i , - i R"d for I 'o tioTti iding any pui.lrf- otfitx. Stripes PROVIDES F II TO E CROPS GOVERNMENT COMES TO AID OF FARMERS IN THE SOUTH AND WEST. and Fifty Mil Between Twenty-fivlion Dollars of Government Funds to be Used to Prevent the Usual e Tightness of Money. Washington. Twenty five to fifty million dollars of government funds in tho national will be deposited banks of the south and west at once by Secretary McAdoo to facilitate the state movement of crops. Federal, and municipal bonds and prlm com uifvclal paper will be accepted as se ctirltv fur the money, on which the hanks will pay twa per cent interest The motive of Secretary McAdoo hi establishing this policy is lo an ticipate the money stringency In the late summer and fall, which invarta uly accompanies the marketing and inovemcut of crops, especially when they are unusually large as the harvest now beginning forecasts. He In tends lo taKe time by the forelock and prevent or minimize the usual tightness of money. For the first time in history, the comgovernment will accept prim mercial paper as recurlty for deposits. This privilege will be grauled in ordeposits der to make these speci-- .l available to banks on securities readily wllhin their reach. a fiercely .tb VI ' ..... -- V Five of Victims Met Death In Effort to Save Their Comrades. Tower City. Pa. F.lfibteen men n-ri- i in killnfl Ulll I WO WTIUUSII jured Saturday in a douldo explosion ItrookKlde mlno or tno in the Ueadiag Iron company Philadelphia cnused. It b believed, by dynamite at i ras. waged HUERTA WILL FIGHT FOR PLACE. President Will Brook No Interference on Port of Natiorals. Provisional e Mexico in City the conduct Foreign interfernce f his tak of pa , lf e te on j Cri". rl' M ir-1- i rt f."tte r-- mnar "-t- s !( acf-rdanc- a. cae Are AlwayN A Prince Alliort coat doesn't ?et a Hllow as far in a business way as It used to. The School for your daughter is SACRED HEART ACADEMY OGDEN, UTAH Conducted by the fiinlers of the Holr Crow from Ht. ftlsry't College. Notre Uaine. tint. Location buil'llns mooVrn; all Aenl.-inln- . and cnvenlcnr-- . Kici-i'tionaitvantuKPi In primary imttiw. l Couinit-rclacourae. Art ami Munle, Knirlisli, for catalogue, aMrt-r- a Mmter Kupurlnr. uiiiiuri': -- t' tr vrr ir Tif i'J. I'.'- ' trt iai.-- - - - OHNASIIi.NTAI, IKON WOHK OPEVKHY IKS KIPT10N Crager Wire & Iron Works Sail Ik Cllr. I'tah PARCEL POST ORDERS SOLICITED Mk,CLtNINO 1U dylinO )1; rtassjesaMPissyTF' e in New York KODAKS;! piart In the wt. Quick work Ht iilitlFull IHic nt all aueeam Wnu 1.19 rilM-ru- calalui aril developtus prices. ALT LAKI PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Kail Lake City If ain 8ir- - lor Choice of Words. "What Is that man's occupation?" "Well." replied Senator Sorghum, "It depends on your point of view whether you say he Is conducting a campaign of education or la Just a plain lobbyist." Washington Star. - i Shifting. "Pathrr.' said the small boy who was an old fashioned story, "what are sugar plums?" "It's hard lo say, my son. Sometimes the s'i.ir trust Is after one tbina; and sometimes another.'' Wash-latlo- n S'ar. A Young Philosopher. Mo'ber You disobedient boy! I'va a mind fo whip you. Willie Well, ma, there's nothing o esy to chance as a woman's mind, you know. lloton Transcript. shirlwalfi sefvf;al tVsuJ g-- men ,trIM of IS'I! went out in s)m,.;f.y with tfcn women workers Dial fctil ie Paris. Is to lrHh In Ihe t- fmri pjhKshed in the l.nilrd Hta'e Porfl.-- MAIL t? iho-ism- trio Postal Card (or Price List US Seven Thousand Women Strike. women ! knitting mills trurk TiiMdsy. demanding shorter hours, h'gher ray and more saaiiary working condition. II Is estimad are involved ia t!i thai mere wom e irike than in sny la!- -r Nw York Hevr-"trployd In Kat Send DEVELOPING AND FINISHING frth rm i Teas Hewlett's Good Moral Degenerate Who Escaped From Utah State Prison is Captured. Salt Lake City. George W. Parry, esdegenerate and moral pervert, who on state August from the prison caped 2. was captured Tuesday afternoon near this city after he had attempted to commit suicide by culling his wrists and throat rather than submit to ar rest. The capture was made by Deputy Sheriff C. L.. Schettler. This dep uty also captured Parry March 21 1912. after he had made a criminal as sault on Iydl Almstead, for which crime Parry was serving a sentence years at the time of h:s of sixty-on- ' bn o-i- Good Tea revives the energies and gives a feeling of comfort without any unpleasant after effects. Good Tea is healthful and Is one of the pleasures of life, but use GOOD TEA. la an Ideal stimulant. ab-an- d Si0?'' r-- e GOOD TEA ,... j t'oT at Many a good husband calls In the doctor to give his wife a dose of medicine when all she needs is a kiss. lke n ('e'lo UTAH e -- ":"' i nr. nils-treate- j rd iuj uk American Tied to Tree and Forced to Witness Assault. Mexico CHy. How Matthew Gourd nn American fajmer. was lashed to a tree and forced to witness an attack on his two daughters by bandits Is a story brought here Monday from llatn-plcCiourd was tied and with a kn'.fe at his throat was ordered lo pro duce his money. daughter to He toid bis 17 year-olbring the money from the house and on her appearance she was seized and trscaptl. together with her sister. 30. was When tho reUds leit. the HANDS OFF. SAYS HUERTA. women untied their father who authorities tbe the assault lo Mexican President Will Not Accept at Tarnpico, Mediation or Intervention. Mexico CHy. President Huerti oa Charlton to be Bent to Italy. Charlton, Tuesday reiterated the declaration of Porter York. New !icy of "bauds off In reply to a charged with the murder of his wife his at Cnrao, Italy, question as lo what would be bis In June, 1910, at mediation of an In case offer titude counHudson from the wil bo taken made by the I'nHed States ty jail on August 13 lo stand trial In nhould be tLrough Joba Liad, who Is coming Ualy. here as I 1m-- personal representative of President Wilson to act as adviser to "ucr ,n American embassy. the 7 Anderson. Iwuald years Oden nor la- "I will not accept mediation old, son of Julius C. Anderson, naMnd. because of any lerventlon inslractor of I'rvvo. wns seriously do not exact and honor tional dignify jured when a DumlxT ,f ties, upon it." President Hueita declared. w hich be was climblna In the V nion pacific railroad yards, Xt.ll upon him. Seek New Route to Salt Lake. tnver "Kind the shortest route from lcnver to Sill Lake City" is tbe MARGARET BRECKINRIDGE instruction to five parties of surveyDon or how quietly at work ThesV parver Silt Lake ties are now cke lo the stite line ano a'll wKin be in I'lah II In probable that ; five or s'x different route will Ik surroute I veyed t'for a t' Iig.) Clerk. Former Dictator Said to Command Twelve Thousand Fighting Men. Port of Spain, Trinidad ,Kx President Olapriano Castro, In Uis revolu tionary campaign to overthrow the Gomez administration and regain the presidency of Venezuela, has under his command, according to latest advloea hin nlHiut 12.000 men. He now Is said to be marching against Barqulsi meto. capital of the slate of Uara, at the head of 4.000 men An army of 7.0U0 men, comprising three brigades divided Into seven reg iments of Infantry ant one of artillery, left Caracas on Tuesday to oper ate against the rebels. PARRY BACK BEHIND BARS. will not le tnWated l;y ProHe par-- , visional President Huerta. to ay in the presidency aud will brook no interference on thn part of the nationals or foreigners, Thi determination was expremiod In a iaiem-n- t lued Satnrdny even-- j t rruua, me Aureliano KMest Injured in Aut lng by lr, Accident. Vcxii-aminister of the Interior, on The Hallis ()fi-U- ev. Father behalf of the president-oT Ht. Pe-- lt o r.riu'n'at. Cs'hoi-churtb hi re, and one of Life. Engineer Saves Boy M, tun' prominent prlc.t of wet-e'W. I. liultwrt Va Clnrkihurc, (trpEon. etirtn;y Injured on the P.attl-mor- e an engineer Wcllenry, hen ri a ii'.ii,oMl went over a ave.I the life A Ohio railroad. ? in ,'st fc'thL ' ' r William Allen, 5 yearn old. whom a of In the cen'er discovered he d D R'ih Co Field tcovfed. treble here, Th engineer A enld "eld of Aniwort. over the coal pit of the locorlimlid ! v diwnr-gj-- i ia tihti' which was la'king up at a ! motive, uthe'n part of the prov- fast rale of speed, and by hanplng of 7."sru m if,p ite r an Conao, ' nn the rear end of the tender plr kd ?t x-- r ' tTrrd'ng 'li Jiiparhf rieivrl korn Mr. Tal'man, who has been made youag Allan in one arm. commissioner of the land office, was a Loee Battles. Constitutionalists state senator In Nevada and also chairZp1 Reported K. I ed. wnaliM ConstltnJ Tex. Mlas Ereckmrnl je. daughter cf GenIiredo, TrAS". Mexiejn Onn- - man of the Democratic central com Psrt Merlcaa povern-eral Breckinridge of Kertucky, and .1 ha eivn t the In'nr-tri'i'- mittee of that state. He was born In were nt tror.ps In two baftl" Iat week. aisttr of the r. assistant secretary year ago and Is e1 rrTl Michigan thirty-ninhe had lo an ofrVtal report made cf war, Henry Breckinridge, is one of of s acrtirding Michigan Agrioduna graduate rfiwri si.ifH f r,i the recent additions to society la college, the Unlvereitjr of Mlehl- - ta 01. Joaquin Telle, federal rio did 'not ftftntanf I tural at Neufra t aredo. n "d t ' f ran e h! w Washington. loformiron. Unir,itv of Colorado, tt'aoder Molltied. Vtnezuelan Troops Mars BaKot With Foot. Knights of Co urrtus at Boston. Jpars risHermee cm Str . Vnernela The reohillra--t tVistrn. Kitty Smith. wfc- la llt'P!tes from eounrils In Vanrnto', iv c Japnuene who are ' rbiraro.--MI.-- -s nn of tti Vener.uelan troops lo Car-sr- . In a nf.rif- c- of a1moa armless, marked aer ballot with hfr and territory of fe jlt was onrnplef'd Ratirrday and an ed fifaro end from all stio- - of tfce whrn 'ie vot'd Sa' l'dat faernmn M lie Prurer river, tuil SMf eWtfon fcold In MiywrwH, a exprdiMoa la expected to leave the fariaJla.' Metho and CuVa pnn In fjrir boats Monday moment to ite tbe her to attend th thirt f t Eht sod warned all f.atm a to ' s"b'ir!i. under the aew wo iiaa fuf rapital st anyInvsirrs. It s law revolutionary f'ace onr. na'ioriat eonventlon cf the snpreme it s(ip eonntil Tf the Knigls of Columlus. Financier Kills Self. Church Wrecked by Dynamite. is extended. M. rr y for Potof6ee Joi. r, Stewart ft ' s ri'flon. Arlr. -- The f:a(,o'ir ch'lfr ti Wnnipee, Van Ar?hir IIn'iT!ifi a A rtif a of e truM Urge . rrlta. n forrr;erly Moren"! almost SMilwa'er, Olt'a , l Onthr on of ie artn'slii-to'stly !o by sn etplo-sio- company and one of the bet kaowa to hate f s postmstr norrinafed in a tr"l 'be-- l!i..TI (ste hS If 3 wrfti-- rarly Saturday with of dynamite. This was' the sec- finaariers in wes'em Canada, commit- primary election, in ;, I r the p"ff !.ior jfa nt i, eoan Fe-s ond Uemft at dRtrirt'on, the first ted sulfide by sh'jotlne; Saturday. Tbe p'o adopted by the rayn t-'i m, yonteoe-nrr, frce summer. r. I'sa-ilor the a'. is asinown. reroocrt c convetitiog a l!v'os ben snstfc(e.fm. e d CASTRO LEADS LARGE ARMY. d i Thirtn men died In th first ex- idoslon and five went to their deatn In the wwond blast, after an heroic attempt to rescue tbe flrt. victims, One of he r ttmers escp-d- Two To come to when you need a Watch, Jewelry, Silver or an expert piece of repairing. nirmlngham, Ala. The mall car on the fast lxulBvl!le & Nashville passenger train No. i, northbound from New Orleans, was boarded and robbed early Tuesday night by two unidentified white men, who held up the mall clerk. Tho train reached Birmingham on time at 8:37 o'clock and two of the mail clerks. George Hoover and E. O. York, were found handcuffed together In such a way that the Irons had to bo filed from their wrists. The thumbs of Chief Clerk Harry Kverett were securely bound togmher with heavy twine. The robbers boaided the mull car at Calera. on the side opposite the station, tts the train began to move. The clerks said they immediately were covered with revolvers and ordered to turn their faces to the wall. lOverett looked around once aud was fired upon, the bullet just uilsstug his head. Th robbers Jumped from the train at Fourteenth street In Birmingham. WOMEN. BANDITS MISTREAT EIGHTEEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION 1t t. In in the hop fields in Wheatland, twelve miles south of Marysvllle. bunuay night at the supper hour, six of the posse, Including District Attorney A. K. Manwell tf Marysvllle, were killed outright and a score of others are suffering from gunshot wounds, some ot them perhaps fatally. Five hundred operatives In the hop fields have for several days been about the wugea they complaining were receiving. The trouble has bean efbrought to an acute stage by tbe V. V., I. the of members of the forts who are said to have bem grieved because there have been some Japanese employed in the field and whom the employers refused to dlschurge. The officers were sent for aud the tlush occurred. It is claimed the strikers fired upon the posse as the meu were seated In un automobile. The sheriff and Uis men were warned to turn back, and when the sheriff arose in tho machine to address the men ho was s'.ot down, after whlcn a miniature buttle was fought Three hundrod armed men. In charge of Chief of Police Charles McCoy of Marysvllle, are at tho scene of tlwo trouble and a company of reg ular soldiers from the Presidio at San FtancLsco have been asked to be rushed to tbe scene to quell the trouble that It Is feared will follow. u-l- x Five Mail 500 hop pickers rea by members of the Industrial Workers of the World and a sheriff's postve on-stricken A Good Place Over-powere- Chlco, Cal. will not return to Mexico as a reiireeentatlVB of the American people, his CR Bold Robbery In Alabema by Masked Men Who Had battle between - MAIL SLAY SIX OFFICERS Workers of the World, Five Hundred Workmen Battle With Officials In Hop Fields Near Wheatland, Cal. Wilson BIND CLERKS' AND LOOT Led by Industrial Resignation of Ambassador Accepted and Former Governor of Minnesota Will Act as the President's Per. onal Representative. ash!ri'.rton. BANDITS ENRAGED STRIKERS llwMj ,ts?rr I ' o 1'art. Thrre that general rfir l Mother Exonerated. Houiii a Jpan meet hi? srnp'on July I '.t. and arcompany nephew, him bark to MrJ o Tae former Mexican president is still la Tar's. 15 r Ie".ree. TI. A. t l;i Freak of U'flMning. A bolt of HcVn'n traveled tbronch nearly a mile of 1'in Pel in tbe Copper Reef mine. Jumped joo feet down a winre and nearly tore a leg ttt one miner and shocked more . than a score of others. 'ciobo. ArUcna. order, doctor. lvc Khipp cooking? H. A. tion. My stomach's out of Hare yon tried boms lv;rpc No. that's cot the Corneil Widow. Emphaaia. Do yon darn your frs. niieglna fcusbsnd's socka? Jrs. Iwhaay, No, t speak o tbem a liltle more profanely thaai that. Ilii adelphla Record. ftotne Consolation. CcwidiKer We have missed thla exmnef tion, and you will have to wall t this atatiwi Pi hours. convicts the rereroony. twenfy-threOld Ledy i who is a little nervona st U rtat priwm here were baptised e railroair on Well. I'm safe far in the prison ias;id?y Fundiy sis boars, anyway. "vcbaxiKe. Jack Was Wise. n Policemen, Chicago Has ca U "Al tellinft her Rifl frfenlssh rbirsg" Kipht of fYreeo' ten new eoiild have (tot Jack If she'd cnjy re in Tneadar fworn polirewomen aald Yes'." Sy frecretary of I'oiice K1ard Gum "That's what thought, so ns The other two failed to ar-rnilnira. srver itave ber the chance to aa o worl to Chief Mf. and ft." Coston Transcript. Weeny. Corvicts Baptieed In Laundry. L,ns!ng. Kan la. While arors of the:r feliows stood about witnessing Wo-r-e- ar J:k |
