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Show f COUNTY TIMES. NEPHI, UTAH TtTAB ZI tADY 1PAIH SAV AND P5 APf, THE ' T iWialtth m.t - . t ; r' ! 11,1 111 ror. NV AVWtoen hundred (iiatw raljted in defense of Sadeg ana are reuorted in moment on l'eauttful mmm. miles southwest of tho axcney, defying United iirslml Hudspeth to take prig. renegades, who aro wanted 1 warrants charg'ng horsu assault find bigamy. (Copyritilit) i roops o f cavalry have been Five Weeks to Christmas. by th inuiBhol and the re-quest' htis btn-- foferred by the war 'departmenfvo 1 ajor General Carter, HALE CARRIES ANOTHER HUERTA PLAY In jcoromand of t border putrol. MESSAGE TO CARRANZA It la fearejvt t l,..f,ll- ttio ..nvol.i, arrives the rcfifitadc will be Joined : ' the command of the by many more E OUT THE .'medicine uien si of the plural wife to Take Storm Message tue.n who are rilorted to be stirring Craves Desert of President Wilson to Constitutho Navajos to ilixllion. The Indian any fotlfylng on a h'gh tionalist Chief. DECLARES THAT IT IS A CASE OF 'lalle mountain, Nio uminlt of which LIFE OR DEATH WITH HIM, AND ,.Ja aritaflfhnUlo b only one tortuous HE WILL NOT RESIGN. Xogales, Sonora. Mexico. Braving toad. a winter rainstorm which turned the MEXICAN CONGRESS ORGANIZED. surrounding desert Into a vast mesa of mud seamed with racing freshets, Drives From His Cabinet One of the Huerta Int'mlrtes That He W.li No William llayard Hale crossed Into Ministers Who Advised His AbdiB 'Readto Resist Intervention. Mexico again on Sunday to present ancation and Advocated AbandonMexico City. Organization of Pres- other communication to the Mexican ment of Power. Presihis from ident Hufrta'a new congress chief, revolutionists wn a dent Wilson at Washington. Hale did completed,. Monday when enough Mexico City. What doubt remained yere gathered to form a qnor-uti- r not 'meet General C'arranza, the conlif the upper hoiiBe. General stitutionalist chief, but exchanged regarding General lluerUi's Intentions Francisco Prones was chosen tem- views with Francisco Kaeudero, Car- - with respect to compliance with the porary chairman of the senate and a ranza's minister of exterior relations. American demands for his own elimi'committee on credentials was an-- ' Tito storm was the worst of tho cur- nation was removed from the minds pointed. A similar committer of tho rent wet season and the only ones out of most Mexicans and foreign resichamber of deputies also began the besides Halo wero the poncho-cladents by his peremptory dismissal on work or revision of the deputies' soldiers of the United StateB border Sunday of Manuel Garza Aldape, the Inla and there nothing to patrol on the American side, and on minister of Uie Interior, who was lookdicate that the formal opening of tho Mexican, the sentries of tho ed upon as the bead of lluerta's cabicongress will be postponed. army, their brown faces net. President Huerta talked Informally peeping out of brilliantly colored Manuel Garza Aldape led that group to the membera of his staff and a few blankets that hid their drab uniforms. of the cabinet which, held tbe conon friends jxTsoual Monday regard-Hale met Minister Kscudero at the viction that it would be best to acIng the possibilities of Intervention house of Ygnaclo IlonTllM, also a cab- cede to that portion at least of Washby the United States. He Intimated inet minister, who acted as official Inwhich meant the todemands ington's that he would be ready to resist such terpreter and translator at tbe two re- tal abandonment of power by the proa step. between the Ameri- visional president, and be is said to The opinion Is expressed In var- cent conferencesGeneral Carranra. and have been the only one with sufficient ious circles be re that the United can envoy It was understood that the meeting courage to discuss the International State soon will Inaugurate a block- was the result of a message from Pres- situation frankly with bis chief. ade of Mexican ports. Humor baa it ident Wilson, which conveyed some asIt was be wbo called at the Amerithat President Wilson would be t with such an action and mlgnt surance to the constitutionalists. can embassy recently and Induced has been In close touch with Nelson O'Shaughnessy, the charge ven permit the embassy to remain Hal Washington since his first Interview d'affaires, to send fo Washington his In Mexico City until an open ruptuie with Carranza. Kscudero keeps hl for tbe reopening of the negooccurred. chief fully informed of tbe exrhanses appeal Seoor Aldape's resignation tiations. with Hale. FERDINAND MAY ABDICATE. was demanded at a cabinet meeting at President lluerta's house early Finds Filip nos Progressive. Bulgarian King Residing Incognito In Sunday morning. Huerta Is said to W. con Manila. Clarence, Miller, Coburg During Crisis In His have reiterated at this meeting the trressman from Minnesota, left for the statement tbat he would not resign, Country. United States Saturday. In an Inter- that with him it was a case of life Ilcrlin King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, view he sa!d be was In favor of an or death, and be was disposed to play who arr'ved Monday in Coburg, Is elective rsenate for th Philipines and out tho game. pasfrfng ibrouph nucb a crisis, accord-- . added that he believed the Filipinos Certain intimate friends of General ihx to wcU Informed rl;cl s in had made more progress In the lat Huerta have been and Lcrlin. that his abdication fifteen indicating to h'm In than nation other any years of the throne In favcr of his son ti the wor'.d. for some time. It Is said, tbat the minister of the Snterlo- was intr.gulng probable, ' ' 1 The hi:for the presidency and that the cabiPrisoners Given Twenty Lashes. Incognito a', the palace ri Cciburg. He sjent Mm- ".ft William Reason net had become divided Into camps. 11. Wilmington. .. . in prayer at tho grav and James Uyard, negroes, who were Those who opposed Aldape included .jlay.tnornirn """of IT sn rectors. convicted o( burglary, were whipped Querldo Moheno, mi.ifater of foreign Aimtrliin statesmen are doing their with twenty lashes each at tho whip- affairs. General l!lanj.iet, min'ster of his proposed ping post of the Newcastle counts war. and Joe Mar a Ixizano. m'n'ster ?i.PM?jJ to nto. t,f the throne. I,ranr-- the? workbouw Saturday. of ' ctiidei t! young frown Prince ' Boris NEWSPAPER. MAN HAS PLAN. IiJ'y to be Influenced by the SIR WEET&1AN D. PEARSON - .li jnent Irlendly to Kussi-iWould Have Huerta Res an and En- tee Race for Presidency. Brother-jn-Lsw- . Fintd for Kilting l; V The Mexican correspondHerlin. MiintinKlon. W. Va. Perdue. ent f thfl Frank iort Giieft! cables eei J9. i!iTl' ted of Involuntary man that "a remarkable change for the la"Kht.r for ba!n si,.t and k lied lietur would occur nd the Mexican Jam Kcnttrw k, her tirother-.- law. be solved prot' tn probubJy could blockadepaid a fiie Mcriday of Z'. and (nurt on or without T1. arid Wat U 'ofal rf Mexn The the rolljl!i; line: fiotn Miss P rdus defetiw ican congrtrs to provisionally .was ! ua iiiPanty ana tto un- and Immed;aie1y oii3t new election; rlt; o law. - an at once and to General I Dta'.h Ends Controversy. assjme tie pot if commanderln- chief of tb northern nrmy; then In Sou l,"i':. S. I) Mrs K)nma cr (It neral Huerta Is 1 Kaufiiiann, .r'tK .;al ii, two '.VX-f!r six menths ihe Uaitffd president Ina's iff tie murder of Miis States to agtc-- to accept him. Aettes a Ifi vrir:l servatit In J.er lujii!" Ifi !' ;. Pass AntlS'avery Law. Manila. An n tit i slavery law was Plans War tn Hog Cholers. paced Satiirdsy by the Phiiipp'nw naPntneren tional assembly after a beat'd debate. jtrtaa'nr Vh:nfftij 'hum iiirdu'("! m I'll to a framed by The measiire, mh'fh a;prr.ir:ate Wffi.wrf f.f rrnlainc; be Wiliiatn If. rhipjw, the liifilar audicLoJera He t1. ,t the fr'.itri f 4t tor, reaffirms the old K(rfuiih statutes ' .- .,(wate t).ia j r would aiatiit siavcry and incorporate the I - ... American Tte vote In opposi tion was stiiall 'n spltn of th warmth Boot and So Workers Strike. of the disriiisfon. Milwaukee, Wis. Pise hundred imol SI Wstfcvsn D. Pearson, LoH Escape From Burning Building. nd lrm worker of the t'ni'M jihtm Vorks' tu.ion went on strike at S Cowrfry, is tfec bead of the great h C'll'.SKO. Itelwten 4 0 and 500 whose Interests M 'ti. women aiiq ch.'dten Hei by nre of Ps jewel ell Monday hcaii ks) sbcx Infactory In Mtnico are beUeved to have when fire mtsckcdl Hie N"rh-w,,rt- i ap-- s tf:f- pie'ewnrk hfi2 system, the International sltuatic ttiiivrsity building, at La! e 'n a f3 ".-- a aw in waxen. and streets. Limits Diamona Supply. Reduce Lost. Collier Tslephore Rates. Bridgeport Purlin. Th- - r rr..,n cr,trnment on I Cal. HeduclSons on FriiWWct. Pan Tbe steam collier Montreal, ii Moiiflay pUrt a l.'mlt on th qtiant fy tif diamorifis whirh (;crm!in Africa Ht Idzport, sailing from Kvdney, Ca.ie 'al ('aliform. Icii dis ance telephone crew of forty two and ralis were arWmnced here iatitrday imay put on th marif1 The t'g.-- - pro Breton, with a t coal, has ty Uie utate raiircad cfmmi.on lictkn if toe friinep there bad threat- a cargo fjfandlo.Ofsft tons all t fu cent and eggregat aboard i verse in prevailnut a break !n pHtes. hfen t"ft ened to btinr batrt perisbpd. ing I'.S.O'iO snn Denounces Mine Owners, t rem-Grand Vizier Dead. Hanging In t gon. Fiery speer!,r. Kiamil Ore. Oswa former (J. naniei wao Pasha, .Salem, nnm( wrre rr,a4 in tt American Pcrte-a-r of Turkey, who ha heel hanged at tho 'n here F, -j Viz imn of M,r cmrentkin r Monday ,je poition in tbe Ollomin day tor the murder of iik 3. Tatf i!3cKf,ig io MKMtat mp4.f rr.lv. i dead at Iamaca, la (or, an attorney of As'r, , whom he nmnt, ners hw eroployee are o strike a divorce aland of Cyprus, according to sbt for having drafted lor :&cre(j wages. j m oo piainLJ beg received aere. Kit. Hatfrt. For the sixth time Juarex changed governments, when 2,000 rob-el- s led by General I'ancho Villa attacked and enptured the town Saturday morning. Token completely by surprise, the federal garrison of approximately 501) men put up a weak resistance. So unprepared for battle were the federal defenders that Villa's troops actually reached the ceuter of town before a single shot waa fired. Although an accurate count has not been completed It is estimated that forty persona were killed in the fighting. Many of the federal prisoners captured by General Villa's men have been executed. The order for the execution of many of the prisoners has been Issued directly by General Villa and at different periods during the day tbe firing squad took out men and shot tbem. Col. Knrtque PortUlo, commander of the federal volunteer troop In the Juarez baatlle, was executed at noon by a firing squad commanded by Major Cornu. Portillo was brofiight before Villa and sentenced to death, after which he was shot. Among others who were executed, during the day were Enrique iffa. a Clintons officer; Captain Uopez of l fedo.-athe army, and. Commander ISuenevldes of the ' All officers of tba federal army, will be put to death, Major Cornu of Villa's staff announced. The soldiers, ho said, would be parddned and given an opportunity to Join the rebel army. El Pnao, Texas. In the Inst three WILL - 61 1 , son-ator- years-Cluda- teen miles' northeast of this port as tho Charles S. Price of Cleveland. The Price Is said to have carried a crew of eighteen. AH of the crew are believed to have been lost. Planters Offer Protection. St. Martinsville, La. In a mast meeting here Sunday sugar planters and citizens of St. Martins parish the adopied resolutions assuring Southern Pacific railroad cf protection for trains If the road would provide equipment for tbe movement of sugar cane while tbe strike of employees Is on. Wilson and Bryan Confer. Washington. Bryan Secretary conferred at tho White Hmise Sunday night with President Wllson on the latest developments in the Mexl can situation. They talked over messages received from Charge O'Shaugh nessy and dispatched cablegrams tc him after their conference. - - e nr DUKE MICHAEL GRAND fc-i- -- y J . n d trt "X ' f f -- ' . v Kng-Uftl- ': v I e ' 1 I '. . i. - ' .. '' . . .; . ' ' aJ twr, - .' com-4te4e- d iJej-rwf- ats sae 1 1 J r lirnd rioe fee. V.-- The Duke Michael Alesan-dreviuh- , like severs! ether members of the Imperial family of Russia, bs in England eetftMithed a nd will make bis home there for a sonsiderable part of each yer. He Is the only surviving brother f the . V - ,!, e ; lu-rt- Tle I.jtrjjl . "' r -- e overturned vessel In Lake Huron thir- Co-bur- M-- patients aad patients in the state men- 228 female two-hou- Steamer Capsized. Port Huron, Mich. One of' the strangest mysteries In connection with the destruction of vessels and men on the Great Lakes by last Sunday's storm was solved Saturday when William Uaker, a diver, identified tbe con-len- . $1,400. were 264 male vt'the revo-lut'onar- y v- There tal hospital at Provo on October 8; The Utah State Sunday School a was held l sociation convention provo last week with a fair attend Washington. President Wrilson let nnce. Democratic senators know In positive The fifteenth annual exhibit of the terms on Tuesday tbat he was op- Utah Art Institute opened In posed to the movement now under Lake on the 19th and will " conilJtti'' 1 of until November 30. way to secure an adjournment congress for a week prior o the openIt Is announced that Ogden ut nc ing of the regular December session. distant date is to have a motion pic-- ' He told several senators tbat the iure theater second only to the Amercountry wbul I charge congress wlih ican in Salt Luke, and costing approx. adjourning foy the purpose of secur- imately $200,000. ing their mileage allowance. Wlillo Passenger trains began passing adjournment talk coutluued, it was over the new detour over Soldier believed 'that tbe special session Summit on Sunday. Freight trains would run through and merge in the have been operating over the detour regular session. December X, for several weeks. by (Serious burns were sustained TRAMP AVERTS A WRECK. John Illaze, a fireman runulng out ol holdStops Passenger Train Within Few Ofiden, when the torch he was carbide gas coming ing explodud, Feet of Broken Rail He Discovered. from a disconnected hose, Jesup, Ga, Scores of passengers The Lehi suptr factory lust Satntv left the coaches of a railway train to sugar beet growers $435f day sixteen miles north of here Tuesday 000 paid the beets delivered to shake the hand of a 'tramp who monthfor of October. This during is 'the biglives. The train probably saved their gest payday In the factory's history. carrying four crowded sleepers and The Henry B. Smith, an several day coaches waa rushing toship, owned by the Acme Transit wards a broken rail at a speed of fifty a large part or Uiestock. miles an hour when tbe tramp ap- company, Is held by Salt IjaW'tuen, was which peared In front of the locomotive, lost In thaHfertTut storm on Lake wildly waving bis arms. When the train stopped It was with on the way to the Oregoa m in a lew ieet or we uuu ran. Short Line depot la Salt Lake, a ., hearse belougins to a local undertakWOULD EXCLUDE ASIATKCS. er was struck by a switch engine and Literacy Test for Caucasians Also demolished, Tho driver escaped Indorsed by Labor' Leaders. J. W. Pearson, a pioneer of Park Seattle, Wash.-'-Wttonly Ave disAmerican Federa- City and widely known throughout senting the west, died on a tralu whllo bound tion offXfKor on Tuesday passed from Park City to Salt Iake on Sa exclusion of the demanding all Asiatics and a literacy test for aurday. Mr. Pearson waa 79 years of a. r debate ou Caucaaions. In a A state-widmovement to promote the resolutions most of tbe leading men of tho federation spoke, making Increased efficiency in tho Uai'tlst clear that they opposed tho Immigra- church and to bring a closer among the people of the churcn. tion of those Europeans only who would be tbe prey of exploiters and is being conducted by Salt Lake Bapwhose coming would tend to lower tist. It now looks as If any person or tbe American standard of living. persons who may succeed In causing Utahns Celebrate Apple Day, the arrest and conviction of the blackSalt Lake City. Tuesday was ap- mailers who have been operating at ple day In Utah and the Idea proved Ogden, will receive rewards aggreso popular that many of the "Apple gating $17.ou0. Mrs. Joseph rt. Paine of Ogden waa day speeches" Included mention of plans for a bigger and better observ- burned to death when a cloak which ance of the event next year. Apples had been cleaned with Kasollno caught were Included In hotel, club and res- fire. Her daughter was taurant menus to an extent previous- painfully burned in endeavoring to ave her mother. ly unheard of, while apples wer displayed In tbe business places aad George Shorten, city sanitary Inmany were given away. spector, reports t!i- - to date one-thirmore births have been recorded la Sixteen Killed by Explosion. Ogden than during 1912. The births Acton, Ala Tbe bodies of six- thus far number 716, while the lota teen men. killed In an explosion late for 1912 was 516. Monday afternoon In tnlue .No. 2 of S. Shinokara, a Japanese about 4(1 Fuel company years old. was found dead In Salt tbe Alabama Iron near here, have been found by rescue Lake on Saturday. His throat had parties up to 1 o'clock Tuesday morn- been cut with a sharp knife, and It is ening. Six of tbe miners wbo were practically certain that he suicided tombed by the explosion bad been whllo despondent. rescued alive. The largest pay day that has ever been had In Pox Klder county was Rioting at Ladysmlth. had on November 15, when more than Ladysmitb, Natal. About a thou- a half million dollars was distributed sand East Indians started rioting here Tuesday afternoon. Their lead- amopg employees, beet growers and ers claimed that they were entitle! school teachers. John Hudtnsn, a pioneer of Utah,'"' to equal rights with white men. died November 17 at the hwm(, Into be dangerously They appear flamed. Armed townsmen are being Ms son In Slatervllle. H wastorn In Kngland October 23, lS21tnd Imenrolled, and tbe j toller have been 4o Utah in migrated IsSS.'arjlving with revolvers. provided with a bandrart company Plans to Avert Financial Stringency. Delivery of IOWTO In bonds for ffiiu of tbe new Ofiilen, Washington. Means f protecting tbe con A Northern railway, Utah's tbe country against any financial electric interurban raiUay, will stringency wbea tbe proposed neirffatewt currency system goes Into efferwere be raao Ibis week to French capitalconsidered Tuesday by botK tbe Dem- ists who purchased the securities. At a meeting of tbr poultry men at ocratic and Itepubllrau "wings of tbe banking and currency commit- Murray It was derided to hold a poulDecember 29 to Jan-nrtry sew from tee, The premium com-fitti3, incim-ive- . . Sailors" Charged With Mutiny. ra M a considerable sum Tor sailWilmington, tHl. Twenty-on- e prize before tii mt;iag adjourned ors, members of the crew of the ba.k Thomas Ibnry Kmart, a reaid- - nt of dlc-Manga Hers, were held In $2,000 bail Utah at hi lioma la ach to aowr chatpes of mutiny af- Uo on lasi woe. General i bill y as ter a bearing here Tuesday before (h! r.t'ioe of il'i h. He Is survived Falted Sta'ei Cottimisnioner Mchal-fey- . by a wi l'iw and fci veral (children. Ila . atn to Utah when a boy from Dealing In Futures is Gambling. hold ihr record for tho smallMadison. Wis. Poard of trad estUtah number of f d ral appointment dealing In futures constitute gam- under tbe new administration. Thus bling and ate, legally void, tbe sta'e far Prestdetit Wilson has mal oa!y involvcasw supreme court held in a ntme&t for Utaa. aril Milwaukee commission ifirm and Jour app ing tiieoe are all in the posloffltc departa customer. ment. Tb hettl'is tiers for the Unite! Tammany Asks McComb's Aid. New York William F. McCnmbs, f':tes Internal revenue collector for chairman of the: tiemcjcralic national I tab, Idaho and Montana will ho l committee, has been anked by a num- itsiod from x!t Lrie to Putar-4- vV. ber of prominent (a as- Helena, if the re otnmeodatiB of sume the leadership of the fgbt to C. WTiaky, the new revenue (collector prevails. reorganize Tammany Hall. With the assurance from the bo President of 8ug4r Manufactursrs, pttal attendan's tl at the man In all Chicago, John L. H'rward of gas probabi'ity ill recover, thre fcctni Francisco was elected president of to be little prriajwrf at this lirue t"iat the Heet gigaf Manufacturers, who Mr. Pl.oche Vol'.lkaa. otherwi are niee'ing Truman . Pal- It no n a (.race Murray, will b prosmer of Chieago was named secretary ecuted far the th oting of br Japanand treasurer. ese husband, at Ogden, The directors Of the faltm Irrig Wrecks Marshals Home. V Canal sys'tm have rejected tfoi of TrifiHcd, Colo. An enplosion rubmHed by the the f."v";t;.tn d nami'e early Tuesday wrecked tb to effect a In home of lominie Prffelo, camp mar- govrrnmetit of en effort th 1i?t!ife ari'l'.'K shal at Piedmont, and.damased sev- settlement over Die distribution of waters nndef eral nearf.y bnilJIttits. Peffelo es- the S ralirry V alley Irrigation caped inj'iry. Idaho Bad Man Captured. A check fof approfmte!y $2fW.c,."!, ( larreM nat. Item ef lax roon-'- j Hois, Idaho. Clarenc flnnub, I Convh-- t r tbe f !i of the trea Who shot and attempted kill Det ry gheriJT Clwsoa of Ada in r Of Halt Lake county, was depot' anfy U?- - week, has he n capture! j itfd wita that offnia1 last week by Slid Is tirnv fa (h local jail, (apt sre . Die t tih C'iPf ton pany, wbkh has was mi 1 in Oregon. Jfa'd its taxe node-- ' protest. , fiscal-guards- d ;r--i- Tho receipts from the charity baB rfJ For the Sixth Time in Past Three Years Cludad Juarez Changes Governments and Captors Condemn Federals to Death. Officers to Come and Them, Troop Have MtKecl PRESIDENT Special Session Likely to Merge Into Regular Session on December 1. if Present Plans Prevail. PRISONERS TAKEN BY GENERAL VILLA'S MEN AT JUAREZ FACE FIRING SQUAD. Table Mountain j ocji BY at Ugden totaled I oo to sufioAy School with $kinnv ? all NAVAJOS OF BAND fEGADES. 0PP0SE0 FEDERA L OFFICERS rtA Klfi SHCIMP THE UTAH BUDGET CONGRESS RECESS FUN REBELS EXECUTE TACTFUL SEASON IS HERE br. tzar. Employers : Forming Union. Th employers of the Unit Ijondon. ed Kingdom sre forming a new union and purpose tn rai.oe a guarantee fund of fJ.'i'l.f'Ki.fK 0 la order to pro! --ft themMIves scaitist slrik fnovemen'f bT the tfude unicins and other la hot i ! organization. Hermit Brothers Burned. Two Ma hermits. W,Hmsn. 67, and his br hei r;or" Prye. sgd Stephen, ten years older, were burned fo death In their shack la tbe wooJ nar here fiundsy night. prw-Jett- . o t,- - ( |