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Show JUAB COUNTY TIMES. NEPHI. UTAH LINO WILL LEAVE 10 CURRENCY THE MENACE? AT ONCE SWEPT Criticisms Made by Conference of Bankers Serve to Tighten Lines of Administration Forces. DOUBLE MUCH Washington. The answer of the administration forces In the bouse to the criticisms of the new currency bill made by the conference of bankers at Chicago, on Saturday, will be a tightening up of the lines and a more vigorous Indorsement of tbe bill as It now stands. Informal conferences of Democratic members of the house currency comthe mittee on Sunday emphasized fact that the active supporters of the president's currency plan expect to pass the measure through tbe house without substantial changes. Tbe amendments proposed by the bankers. It was pointed out by bouse leaders Saturday, all were considered in detail when the bill orginally was prepared, and In the long debate over Its provisions In the house committee on banking and currency. SULZER AFTER MURPHY'S SCALP Rumor Are Persistent That Governor "Trevlno, Who Has Been Summoned to Mexican Capital, Will Become Provisional President. Mexico City. The mission of Presl-den- t Wilson's personal representative. John LI nd, has apparently failed, and lie will return to Washington at once. Mr. Llnd culled on Foreign Minister O am boa on Monday to say goodbye, but there was nothing tn thoir conver-natio- n regarding the resumption of negotiations or to Indicate that Mexico would recede from ber position. (Copyright ) Mr. Llnd will sail from Vera Cruz at an early date, presumably on a lattlHlilp. It Is expected that Will- ARMS ARE SHIPPED OVER iam liayard Hale, who has been In Mexico City in officiul capacity, will BORDER LINE TO MEXICANS accompany Mr. Llnd, or leave booq te-- PRESSURE BE afterward. Special Permit Given Customs Officers to Allow Export of Rifles and Ammunition to Federal Army. 1 El Paso, Texas. By virtue of a special permit from the secretary of the treasury, American customs and army officers on Friday allowed the exportation to the Mexican federal garrison in Juarez of 40,000 rounds of ammunition and 400 rifles. The munitions were bought for cash at a local arras store. It is part of 400,000 cartridges and a quantity of rifles bought at the store severrl days age Friday's exportation Is only a small part of the ammunition and guns that have been sold by El Paso dealers during the past few weeks, believed by agents of the department of justice to be for federals. The charges are Winchester brand 30 30, and the rifles are in boxes stenciled Frankfort (Ky.) Armory. A carload of weapons and ammunition boxes is a part of a shipment that la to leave Juarex Saturday. Tbe dealers are selling for cash unconditionally, and tbe rule Is to leave consignments at their back doors and notify purchasers that they are to attend to their own delivery. Crux. DEMANDS CARRIED NG Governor Hopes to Send Tammany Chief to Prison. Albany, N. Y. Judge Lynn J. Arnold of counsel for William Sulzer, and other attorneys, on Sunday consulted about their plans for getting back at Charles F. Murphy, Senator Frawley and other Tammany leaders, by having them indicted. It was declared by one of them that they intended to try to punish the Tammany chief, Chairman Frawley of the legislative committee, that has been rakr ammunition, ing up the and Leader of the Assembly Levy, by presenting evidence against them to the grand Juries of Albany and New Tcrls counties, through which they hope to send them to prison. These and other leaders are to be charged with having been connected with an illegal conspiracy to Impeach Sulzer. SLAVERY IN THE PHILIPPINES. PUT ON HUERTA Rumors persist that General Trevlno, who lias been summoned to the rapital, will become provisional preslucking, and ident, but confirmation this report is offset by auother that General Iluerta has called la most of Ills retired officers and many of those on di tacued service to reort for duty. General Felix Diax, who started for Japan as siH'cial Mexican embassador, sumla also said to have received mons to return to the capital. As an Indication of the cordial personal relations established by Mr. Llnd with General Iluerta, the president placed his private car at the dUposal of Mr. Llnd, who accepted the proffer nd will occupy the car on the trip to BY LIND. President Desired Armlttlc and a New Election With Huerta Barred. At the conference Washington. with the members of the foreign relations committers of both houses of congress at the White house Monday night. President Wilson read h's message, together with the note conveyed by Fnvoy Und aud the reply of Iluerta. Tlio president admitted to bis advisers that the mission of Und was a NANKING complete failure. The demand carried by Und, which conveyed the distinguished consideration and esteem of the president, were as follows: 1. That there must be an artnlstlc. 2. That there must I an honest and fair election by which all factions must abide. 3. That Iluerta must not be a at aiK-- election. The president discussed the advisability of bringing Americans out of all parts of Mexico as soon as possible. To this end an appropriation of $100.-00has already been asked from congress. The president recommends to the people the execise of patience and says lie still expects the situation to be worked out a king peaceful lines. IS HOLDING OUT. The Power of the Purse Has Been Allowed to Supplant the Power of the Sword. London. The Pekln correspondent of the Times descrlbs chaotic condi tions In tbe Yang-Tsvalley owing to tbe dilatorlncs of the government troops. He says that within a day's march of the Wu Sung forts 2.0"0 southerners continue to defy the victors, and tbe attitude of the Klang-Yiforts Is so doubtful that the warships, which are bady wanted for an assault on Nanking, dare not venture past them. Nanking Is still violently resisting tbe attack by threw government arm-leand In the other districts "tbe general fiahhlness ' of the provisional Isolated administration encourages Ban on Wlggly Dances. risings against authority. The power Madison. Wis. A ban on the tango, of tu purs. adds the correspondent, to supplant tbe bunny hug and w'?le dances will be bas been allowed lower of the sword, and. conducted Hit on all university parties, arcrord-In- on the present lines, tbe war can last to Information that ia given out foreter. by some of tbe member of the faculty. SPARROW FOE TO WEEVIL. e can-didit- e n 0 a, ARE USING THEIR INFLUENCE ON MEXICAN ADMINISTRATION TO BRING PEACE. DIPLOMATS Great Britain, France and Japan the Nations Which Will Support the Efforts of United States to End Mexican Revolution. antl-Sulze- Among Washington. Great Britain, France and Japan are among the nations which have interposed their Influence upon the Iluerta administration in Mexico In support of the efforts of the United States to bring about a peaceful settlement of the re vol tu Ion. The fact that diplomats from some of the very countries which not only have formally recognized Iluerta, but whose bankers hitherto have floated loans for him are using their influence on tbe Mexican administration. Is calculated to produce something definite shortly. Official reports to tbe state department show the Iluerta regime to be in desperate financial straits, with little prospect of getting funds anywhere to meet the running expenses of the government or pay its troops, already restive because of deferred payments. Made by Announcement Startling Commissioner in His Report. Washington. Chattel all very, as well as peonage, is flourishing In the Philippines. This startling assertion is made In a special report by Commissioner Dean C. Worcester to the governor generaL Mr. Worcester describes in great detail tbe different forms of traffic in human beings, the impossibility of suppressing the business under tbe present laws and tbe futile efforts at new legislation which have been made from time to time since tbe American occupation of the Philippines. Tbe citation covers the Spaniard Attacks American. entire period down to the present Huelva, Spain. While working at time. Mr. Worcester says: bis desk Monday, the American con"It bas been, and still Is, a common sular agent at Huelva, William J. thing for Filipinos living in a territory was stabbed In the back by a adjacent to that inhabited by Nemadman. Mr. A rocks r.ssailant was gritos, Tabbanaus, Eongots or a Spaniard named Bejarano, who apsays the report, 'to obtain parently Is suffering from tbe delta-slo- children by capture or purchase and that Americans have stolen pat- to bold them as slaves, selling them ents of an important Invention be- to others whenever it proves finanlonging to blm. cially advantageous to do so. Such are clearly chattel unfortunates slaves and often are repeatedly sold REGINALD F. DEL VALLE and resold." Ifua-gaos- I g SEN0R DON 1 NEVADA THE HOUSE AS IT STANDS MISSION OF PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE FAILS AND HE WILL RETURN HOME. Vera BILL TO PASS Important Discovery Made by Idaho and Wisconsin Scientists. Madison, Wis. A n"w use for tbe despised Knglish sparrow ban been found by T. II. Parks of tbe Idaho Agricultural college, and James O. Sander of the Cniverslty of Wiscon- ANGEL ALGARA These tv.o scientists, working tore! her agalnM. a pent kr,on as tbe weevil. It was learned here alf.ilf Saturday, have demonstrated that the d of pest is not spread through the aUalfa, as the weevil feeds on the leave and stem of the plant, but not on the snrd. It thus becomes a natur- i i ! mr Algara, the popular young ret secretary and charge d'affaires of the Mexican embassy In Washington, la s busy man these slays French Team Arrive. New Tork The French rift's team, which is lo compete ig th Interna: tonal tournament at Camp Perry, Ohio, a" unrig earl pep mber, arrived from Havre. Tbre are thirteen marksmen In Vm party. yo-in- rcn-We- Mr. Del Valle, who Investigated affairs In Meaico for the atate department, declares the report that foreign governments have sent ultimatums or are Intending to taks liberties wHU the Monroe doctrine la fates. Physician Wrongfully Convicted. Angeles. Cal. Wrongful'y on perjiiry testimony. )r. Ethel-bei- t Iiineanon. a graduate: of the 1'nlverslty of Michigan, is suing fotif of his nelrhlKtrs in Pomona, a suburb, for $1O'.O0 damages. Die. "Bull Young May Frank Found Gwl'tr. Rescued Passengera Return. W. ("Buil") I Wash. At ant. Ga Tbe sleamsh!p Ixo M Frank Angeles John m Fiatt. j Young. Jr., who aa sent to a hospital No'thi sstern arrived from Juneau fo'ind fa'Vr M'.j.fy ,f (f. m'ifir last April f 1 yar-oMary Ph,ij, folliwing bis dteat at tne banns oi Friday lth fifteen of the rescued Vernon arena mt employee at the W m National Pfcav Jess WiMard in tbe of the lost steamship. State of ei) fmpny factory, erf wbkh Krsah Thursday ninl.t. Is In such serious con- California, eight tnem tiers of the sh'p's dition tii at death may result. f rew, aiid ten passengers. was sopor. nfen4ti sju-rnittf- J The mo tailing. pmnrnt tad valued gtiti are liom a Jewelry Store. We tpecialiu in wedding, birthday, holiday and anniversary gifts; high quality; low piice. BY FLOOD CLOUDBURST CAUSE! DAMAGE AND ONE LIFE IS LOST. Ix) con-vl'te- d OH LJkKS Homes Flooded and Many Persons Have Narrow Eacapes From 'frowning, the Realdence Section of City Being In Path of Flood. Ely, Nevada, One life was lost, many persons had narrow escapes from drowning, the resldenca section of tbe city threatened with destruction, and heavy property loss caused Tuesday by a flood which swept Ely at noon. A double cloudburst, caused by two severe electrical storms In tbe mountains above the town, started a raging torrent down Murray canyon, where are most of the residences. Lower stories of scores of homes were flooded with sand and watei furni-tuV- e an4 In numerous residences was almost completely ruined. Charles Hillock, assistant manager of tbe Northern hotel, was drowned In the cellar of his building. He, with Charles Vautrlu and Oscar Upwall, attempted to save a stored stock ot cigars after the cellar began to fill with water. The force of the current caved in tbe callar wall, and the three men were caught in a whirlpool. Vautrin and Upwall were rescued by cutting a hole In the floor, but Hillock, weakest of the three physically, was beyond help when taken out. The plant of the Ely Light & Pow er company was pm, out of commission and the telephone exchange building was badly damaged by the rushing waters. The flume which supplies the town with water was washed away. Many thrilling escapes were reTina Lewis, a ported. girl, carried her baby sister waist waters deep through the swirling from her flooded home and then returned to help her sick mother to escape. The daughter of Charles Morris was swept from his arms, but she was draged to safety by two men. Tbe family of Nick Lewis, who lived some distance above the floor of the valley, felt secure from the flood, but a torrent came pouring down a side canyon and entered the windows of the residence. The action of Tina Lewis In saving her mother and slater made her the heroine ol the day. GOVERNERS MEET IN COLORADO. Former and Twenty-fiv- e Present Executives States In Session. Colorado Springs. of Former and pres- ent executives from 23 states gathered here Tuesday for the opening confer ence of governors. With they sat Secretary of the Interior Franklin K Lane, the president's personal representative, to advise them relative to the policies of the government. UTAH PWPLES AND BLACKHEADS REMOVED! tor Po roudxiilre a complexion ivinarksble ol the Kkln unci tree Irom toe velvety Mariblotches, piiufe and hlaiiklieaiUf Ouria mail etta Treatiuuiil lor akin liiuivrleclloiia lor Hie puruoae ol eradication uiialshtly eruption and to give you back (lie ainootu, toft, You will tind it huitroua akin ol the uiurt nHmilul remedy. Bend 1 UO today and limtructlona. and tor complete treatment Tbe Mary Mack our niouey back uuaranu-e- . Utah, l.aka Box Salt Oo.. Iiept. O, t'lly. W. A POSITIVE aad PER. MANENT CURE FOR Liquor and Drue Addictions TVeralt a aaklldty, ae alcaaw. Sill U It 4 W. S.ik Night Call T- -pI for the I h IraattJ w 8h ta City Dominie. clergyman's small daughter was sent to bed nupperlesg Just before her father's return from a short trip. Hearing him entor, some time later, the young lady called down: "Mamma I want to ee daddy." There was no response from below. A moment later: "Mamma, please let daddy get m a drink of water." When that, too. failed, a small white figure came to the head of the stairs and said sternly: "Mrs. Hastings, I am a very sick woman. I want to see my pastor at once.1 went NeeJleBs to say her pastor up. Woman's Home Companion. A . cHe Was Overbid. ja bsnquet where a notable) It of politicians had assempathei certain aspiring young atbled, torney' was among the number, and as be spied an Influential Judge at tbe fir end of tbe parlor, be called the brad waiter, slipped bait a dolly: Into his band, and whispered, "PuV nie next o Judge Spink at theA&ble." Up4 .being seated, bowever, be the ot.tr end of the Voandly room irom the Juiiysr He called tbe bead waiter to explain. "V 1L sir," replied the official, "fact t that the Judge gave me a dollad to put you as far from him a possible." tai,t Luckier. "How did you find the roads up around Jlnglevllle Corners?" asked Bllklss of Slathesberry, who bad Just returned from a motor trip. "Ok. I wasn't particularly stuck oa thetni" returned Slathesberry. ttally- - said Ililklns. -- Well. I guet- you're the only man that wasn't. I stock on 'em for a whole day la4 year."- - Harper's Weekly. The Subtle Touch. Can you support my daughter?" Yes. and stand an oocaslonaj - Colorado's welcome by Governor Amnions was further emphasized by Major M. C. Clessoa of Colorado touch from her father. A reaponae by Governor "Then take her, my boy she's Springs. Two Men Swept Over Dam. William Spry of lah. followed by the yours! hunMinn. While Minneapolis, appointment of a temporary chairman The Usual Kind. dreds of bathers and pleasure seekers and a committee on arrangements, looked on, two young men on an Im- comprised the scheduled program for "How fait is your car, JlmpsooT" asked Harkaway. provised raft of logs, were swept over tbe morning session. tbe government dam, one drowning "Well," said Jltnpson. "It Wpa Go Pensioners In the swirling waters below the falls Hungry. about sis months ahead of my Income) London. Hundreds of army pension- generally." Harper's Weekly. and the other being rescued after he bad clung to a pile of logs In mid- ers In Cbelsna hospital, the old soldA Boy 8cout. st ream lor three hours. iers' home of London, went hungry Willie Paw, what Is a boy scout? to the strike of elecTuesday owing Decide Not to Strike. Paw A woman of 30 who chases tricians of the public works departErie, Pa. A decison not to rail a ment, declared Monday n'ght because a youth of 18, my son. Cincinnati general strike of all Erie trades unions of the employment of paint- Enquirer. was reached at a special meeting of ers at the admiralty. the central labor union Sunday afterConsoling Thought. noon. It was the opinion of the execBank Robber Escapes. A sharp gust took Jones' new hat utive committee of tbe body that such Randolph. tUh. Robert McGregor, He stood on It road way and saw It a move would Jeopard v tbe mo dors' ho was being held In jail here for career down Vesey street on lbs strike. robbing the Randolph bank on July 23. wings of the east wind, and disappear made a successful escape Monday, and beyond recall. Feeney exonerated. no trace of tbe fugitive has been found. "Well," he said, "a straw will show The made Philadelphia. charges which way the wind blows, won't It?" before the senatorial Investigating Nanking Lost to Rebels. committee by Martin Mulhalt against Advance Information. London. An Exchange Telegrsph Frank Keeney, a labor leader of this "Yonng dlpateh from Shanghai an- business." man, we need brains In our r.ty. weie declared to be "falss and company nounces that Nanking has fallen. d without foundation, if t. committee "I know ymi do. That Is why I'm or their lam strong-bold- . report accepted by tbe central labor priving the reb:s for a Job here." Baltimore looking committee meeting bre Sunday. A merlcan. Killed By Mexicans. Western Banks Will Get Their Share. Toe Practical. Mexico City The murdr of Arthur Ilanks In the central suhinrUin -Never r.rjit j -- ,n a liritlsh subject, and Eric ,hi'ken b and tbe western stales soon will be-- i Von Tharten, a German, on Senator fore they are hatched " gin receiving their share of tbe "Of course," eneered Mr. Croaslota. fund that tbe gov-- j Edurado Umbo's ranch In western eriirnent la placing In the agricultural Mlchoftran, was officially reported "Von'rw anr.tber of thrn. peopl. who wart lo fake ffro ehjef p1ea,re nut Tuesday. states. of Ih" Washing Swims the Channel. Nearly ton F'ar. Exportation of Arms Permitted. F. Dover, Sullivan Ix of Henry El Paw, Tex. Permits were grantA Desd Shot. ! ed Katurday, according to customs and well, Ma. failed In hi attempt to "I never th Enelish swim saw a girl that could hit channel He to oftkials Tuesday. the Iluerta here, military government to export &rn,oo0 rounds entered the water near the South For. anything she threw at." "Well. mi never saw my girl meow of ammunition and 1,0'K) rifles to Met land st :4"i a. m. and left the water a MnL" Indiana (olis Star. at 4:03 p m ICO. In the Discard. Langford Knocks Out Flyrn. Bryan Orders Inquiry. Poston U a discarded Ma'e Pam "Pa, whl on reibrated langford Washington. Secretary Pryan " Saturday ordered American Consul tala return to the rinir in this city af-t- nan "A politician who Is so thorough! an absence of nery two yeara In Ietrher at Chihuahua to investigate the reported killing by federals of Austral) br knocktngo.it Dam Porky dvn and out that be cr.n't even sell Fdward Hayes, an American, and an Flynn. hi old sparring partner Tues- a maga.,,M artlcl".' Kana City JoBrral. day night. unnamed negro. Women and Children Rejoice. O Folding Headgear. il May Not Be Candidate. Flat River. Mo. Thousands of men, Tbes collapsible opera hats art New York. Rumors that General Felix Dal will not be a candidate women and children flocked about tbe a rreal convenience." for president of Mexico at tbe election telecraph offie here Tuesday snd reof the til October, are confirmed ia a tie ceived with loud cber "Te; yon fcave no idea how much Bai." Litsvilld gram from General Dial k:melf re- settlement of tfcn SL Francois conatj room they save. a lead miners strike. Courier Jours!. ceived here Saturday. crop-movin- wit-met- my A Great Gift jtore non-unio- n sin. al food of the sparrow. Tbe weevil is of foreign birth, but lure its Importation has done great oamage and at one time threatened tbe wbnle Industry in I'tah, Idaho It caused and southern Wyoming. great alarm among growers of the middle west al o. Damages From Auto Owner. for f 10,- tx Ancf's -- A J FerrU, a assist IU;iii Sterling man of ! Angeles wealthy In and Rawlins. Wyo . as th superior court Friday In favor of Infant son Martin Wicronk. who-- e Vi'h-iewas run over and killed several months io by an automobile driven by Frnls. Have Settlement Plan. larmiiigon. Mo. The stato board of tned atifin ami alteration has lo the striking le.id miners of eastern Missouri, and the mine nwrers a fnal proposition for the settlement of the strike. ," IS T ns |