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Show 0 TZ2 m TZIX:ZL7 JCUTTAL LC-A- ittau N, Tuesday, April 23,4912. .u 9 Be Sure to Attend,Will be Record Breakers, ' ' we will Make it Worth Your While ' - . - . A barber chair for sale at this office. ' r ri ' d-3- 3 dirt CH3 d-ndnsrrll OPPOSiTETHE 'DEATHS ALL 'SPRING SUITS WILL I WILL SEND WARSHIP TO - OF TITANIC , . BE DISCOUNTED ,20 PER CENT NUMBERED 1635 WEST COAST OF MEXICO c c I r- f ONE Paint for all purposes in small Mr, W. W. Turner of Salt Lake sized eans ready for the brush at, is here to attend the funeral A'of Piter Bros, Drug company ' : his sister MrsT'MrRr Needham; jg. State Supf. Nelson was in Lo, t Wanted some water scrip.' Write A. B. . care this office stat- gan on' Saturday and delivered a very fine address to, the teachers ing quantity and price asked, of the county at the regular in stitute. Found the nner-tuba .o;an notomobile or - motorcycle tire. Read the new paint ad, in this Owner can get samr atthisffice issue of Piter Bros. Drug Co. It : Liquid Veneer the great furni will interest you. i -i- .WEEK,; ATT ELIASON SISTHEr. Washington, April 20. Presi, d rat Ta ft probably wifi Send a Closing out. A line ofVoung coast of soon to the west warship ' , T price. MexiCo to enable Americans, the Ciothiey, .. . . in Sinaloa and other states 'Any person paying s years sub- to .leave the disturbed districts. can get a scription at ball, a' bat and a cap for his son, A state department announcement free., while ..they lastL..., Il tonight declared this action like ,Meus-Sm,ts-- . New-bold- , H 4 iso-lal- et ce this-offi- -- A drunk forffeited ten dollars TV in police court yesterday. Two of Americana In those Idealities. -students whd were "arraigned Statedepartmentaffiriials pointout tonighttbat with the sused w pleaded not guilty.. to charges 6f tore polish makes old furniture 'of raiIroadCommunica-tionran- d pension offiIn the ease of D. C. Loveland, drunkenness and resisting an look like new, Piter Bros. Drug the interruption of telef r charged with having committed a cer. They will have a hearing on graphic service' Americah'-citi-zen- s company, his pupils, Monday next. , battery upon one of on-th- e west coast ofMexi rcndcred a "'Miss RoseJonesTnd'iwdcom-panio- n Judge BranghamLos Mochis in Sina-loat especially teachers of Brigham City judgment of not guilty, on Satur- A CABLE STEAMER where there are RECOVERS BODIES came up last night to attend the day, as well as in the .vicinity "performance of the Mikado.' are isolated. This of Mazatlan, 2l. St. Johns, N. F., April A three roomed or a five roomed with many reports Sixty-fou- r fact, retogether been bodies have house for rent, at 255 South Main. Elevator is ' ii, TABERNACLE of - 1 mu -- a, s,, This Comes Officially From. White . Star Line. Nevv York, "April T9.- - The living teared for, the dead beyond recall, survivors of the Titanic disaster ' were;'able for the first time today' to see in Calmer retrospect Monday's tragedy of the -- -- more normal, utterances there IT IS js slowly unfolding the full story THE PAINT rol6wT6FgrearWhife Star liner her hand playing' to the last, sank the Grand Banks with - more than 1,500 souls aboard. ; . , From the Countess of Rothes, hpw quartered luxuriously in a hotel;;to the six Chinese coolies off That gives the final beautj jto a house when tlie paint fades and weara off it is no longer beautifuL .keep your House well painted and see that jnany-Amer-ican- The Logan running cable steamer Maekay-Bennetwhich has been searching the vicinity of the Titanic" disaster, according to a report that reached this - city tonight. It is said, a number of bodies which were recovered were sunk again as they were without identification mirks, The namcB of thokrf identiflM hould not be covered by the Bring your seeds and have them Apply, to A. L, Skanehy, clean before planting. We have some alfalfa seedwe are. selling . The Wilford Woodruff Camp.of J the Daughters of Pioneers will ' At cost. meet at the home of Mrs. Hail355 South Main street Wedi Fred W, Crockett, the .attorney stone arrival is all smiles oer the safe nesday, April 24 at 3 :30 p. m. A last one of good attendnee is desired. at his home a girl day and six makes That week girls 'The funeral services- of Mrs, , one boy for Fred, , , , t, -- obtamedthrough,the.CapeRace on Harriet ' wireless station 1 . ' and in will last be held evening Fresh, Darden, Flower recovered bodies The.'sixty-fou- r t Held Seeds of all kinds. Seeds the Hyde Park meeting house tel are as identifiable, regarded morrowafternoon make will and (Wednesday) grow that ggod. toChick' food, graln,' grit and shell were sunk were presumably ina r Sprayers and disinfectants, T, J. condition making their preservaWILL SPRING ALL (SUITS 122 .North Boulter's Seed Store, -- W oolt-whodi- Fri-da- y ed R BE DISCOUNTED 20 PER CENT ONE WEEK, AT. ELIASON , The Brigham Young company SISTERS. of Daughters of Pioneers will meet Thursday, April 25th at 3 The police department of the p. m, at the residence of Mrs. D. city is looking for new quarters, Thomas 133 W Center; A food as the destruction of the - opera house robbed them of an office. attendance is desired, The Paulsen building on First The work of removing the de- North may he fitted up for them. t. j bris from the ruins of the Thatch- - 1 commenced Architect Whitaker of Salt er bank building was yesterday and will go On until the Lake was here yesterday looking ? walls are down to a pointwhere over the ruins of. , the Thatcher safe are deemed by which bank building, and advising as to they time the plans for the new struc-tur- e the razing of the walls. He may will likely have been com- have charge of the building of the , new structure. pleted, " . Alain, i . i , , e It 5 J :h Mr, W. N, Thomas has a genius I County Clerk R. W. James and for arranging those squares of his estimable wife were called upfigures that add alike perpendicularly, crosswise and diagonally from corner to corner. Ilis latest effort in that direction is a large aquare of twenty sets of figures each way, running from one to four hundred, and totalling 4,010 whichever way they may be add f ed. " Big Ben - cliould be in every farmers home - You awu who lhr oa Slavs got to bo heavy Aad if you art heavy yoa requira heavy sleep l it. tho tarn worken. worken and lots , For heavy sleep Is heavy work's reaction and lta not always easy tor the heavy sleeper to get np without help. That's where Big Bea come In. He makes It easy every morning. g and Big Ben b a reliable alarm clock. He gets yon np, he never tall. Yonre always up on the dot U hes in tho sleeping room. See him in onr window next time yon come to town. Hear him - greet yon Good Morning. He ia well worth meeting, indeed. , - trnth-tellln- tion impossible ' " Wireless Confirms Ilaliftx, N. S., April firmation of reports that numerous bodies of the Titanic were afloat in the vicinity of the disaster was received tonight in a wireless message from- - the steamship Bremen via the Sable Island and Camperdown wireless stations ; i The message reads : i 4 The steamer Breihan, bound for New York, and the .steamer Jlheih passed on Saturday aftemoon m 42.10 north latitude , and 49.20 west longitude in the neighborhood of three large icebergs Sighted numerous pieces of wreckage human and a great number bodies with life preservers, floating in the sea. Sighted mud spoke to the cable steamer Maekay Bennett on the way to recover the floating bodies. -- 21.--C- on ? on to part with their youngest child yesterday, the babe .dying of pneumonia, after a brief illISigned.) ness, The little one was one year CAPT. PREAGER. old. Interment will likely be in the cemetery at Paradise but the LARGE FUND RAISED arrangements for the funeral had FOR TITANIC SUFFERERS not been made last evening at " April 20. The varipress time, j ousLondon, funds for the assistance relief Titanic disasthe The fundamental principle - of of sufferers by to amount now npwards of osteopathy is that the body has ter The at the Manfund $400,000. within itself the power necessary amountalone at sion house poon when to combat disease, and that subthe the causes producing disease are ed to $300,00(1 Among are fund to the latter removed nature will effect a cure. scriptions and Astor W. W. from All curable diseases are success- $10,000 Lord Strathcona. fully Jreatedjwithout drugs. Dr, $5,000 from "New York, April, 20. Vincent E. Osteopathic PhyColonfel J. Asof son Bldg. Astor, sician, Office, Howell-Cardo- n the Titanic his in. life who lost tor, sent to Mayor.Gay-no- r disaster.today. trtaluf YestefdayTth thejury of $10,000 for contribution a cases of the April term of the disof the ship. survivors destitute the "first to trict court began and the The check was accompanied by Jacob .P Jej?allfda8,ihalof Petersen, who was convicted m meter received brought the city court of bootlegging, and theContributions to be administertotal grand then appealed the case At the ed iyr the emergency relief comoutset of the case yesterday his of the American Red Cross mittee attorney brought up the question to In addition, the wo$67,400. of the legality of the appointment announced of Fred J, Marshall as city justice, men's relief committee contributions aggregating end a stipulation as to the facts In it had are the case was entered into so that $10,000 and ,no further funds them. needed . Judge Maughan may ' make , a John by D. Rockefeller sent his decision in the jqatter. -- cheek The directors of Thatcher Bros. Banking company held a meeting yesterday afternoon at which the recent fire was the one question considered. The matter of placing the structure was gone overpretty thoroughlyjmd it was the then 'decided totear-dow- B walls to a point where they are e safe and then to rebuild. - A was appointed to look into the matter of the cost of building and to obtain data as to the rentals that may be obtained from different sorts of struetures, and report at the next meeting of the com-mitte- for $2,500. - i THIEF MAKES TOOLS , IN PENITENTIARY . itjsrexpected..willserid Salem, Or., April - 21. mg the arrest bf A7 A. Allison, an of the Oregon peniten tiary, and W. IT. Beeman, on I et student of $3 last night, the police today found in Allisons room a full et of- y tools, which they believe he made In the Allison recently penitentiary. three-yea- r term in completed the pemtentiaryfor burglary During a part of the time in pris- safe-crackin- g look-advanta- - ge 4, vl been provided vvjth food and clothing1 and some immigrants and Southern White Lead The Dutch Boy Brand millionaires are on tliek way home to England, the ' continent or distant parts ; of ,the United States while the hospital shelters scores still remaining in New York, where the Cunard liner them last Carpathia brought : night Even after all had been told of the disaster, the death list remains -- 1 and Pure linseed Oil such as we seli ia used on the outside of the building. 'Weseil all kinds of in and Painting matenals-Comhave a talk wilh usi about the e 4 colors etc. ivessel afford , an approximatcLast'itiightV'total ; within , a few days to estimate was 1,595 1 today the Opportunity to leave the disturb- Yhite Star line issued a stateed districts to those who may wish ment placing the loss of life at LflSSrxactlyTlfiwiBanyaWd State department officials 1 de- never will be known. -clared this action necessary .bebeen eHahlished officialhas It cause otherwise-ther- e is no way "that the Titanic was traveling ly to learn of the , safety of those one knots" an hour when Americans who are at present not 'twenty the ieeberg. Notwithstand- , The blacksmith shop formerly hit shg entirely cut off from communica- ing tbs not one cf the survivors owned by F, J., Peterson at 270 tion with the outside world, but from the has been 'I bought and steerage to saloon has as N. entirely deprived by cessation of yet Condemned Captain Smith, nicely equipped for first Class railroad traffie of any means of who went dotvn with his ship, t horse shoeing, plow work and re- - 1 leaving. The Titanic s rate speed, whT h pairing by, The, sending of an American was j , , twenty-si- x N, It. LARSEN. approximately vessel to the coast of Mexico sets a half land milen, was brought gttstfflfflfflnn;;HwniKnini!D and precedent in the present revo- - out today- - from the ljps of J. lutiomary disturbances as- here-- , Bruce Ismay, president of The In tofore the navy has refrained ternational t Mercantile" Marine w '.- i from cruising in Mexican waters. and - director of the managing A British vessel last year, howev- White Star line, who appeared as er, landed marines on the western a witness before the United Slates coast of Mexico to enable foreign Senate committee," which 4s iners to escape the effects . of - i the disaster. - Nervous vestigating threatened attack, by rebels. but not in tears, as was Captain The armored cruiser Maryland Rostron who of the is At San Diego, Cal. the gunboat followed hint on Carpathia, -- Mr. the stand, Yorktown is enroute north from told his hearers of his esGuatemala to San Diego, and the Ismayfrom the cape sinking liner from gunboat Vieksburg, is at Panama. the time he pushed away into, a It is likely the Maryland will fie boat wHh womenruntil he found the vessel selected himself,-clad-i- n pajamas,-aboar- d the Carpathia. Rebels Dominate Sinaloa. RITER BROS I J DRUGCO Blacksmith Shop -- - Just - Received r New Line of El Paso, Texas, April 20. Ac- cording to advices a week old, but just received here, the entire state ARMY STAFF PAYS TRIBUTE TG BUTT S.E,NEEDHAM ' and Company of Sinaloa, like that of Chihuahua Washington April 20. The is now in rebel hands. s published imiminmumiinummitmmsiisuinCT staff general today Thirty Americans who had con- some parts of the military record centrated at the Rhoades ranch of the late 3 Archibald Butt, at Navolato,' who had planned to who lost hisMajor in life the Titanic, escape to an island -- inevent-of The official repord, dry and brief, fighting,' probably did so and by discloses the remarkable versatilthis time, it is thought, have PROGRAM ity and ability of, the young offibeen rescued by a boatjvhich it cer. Here are some of the points: was planned to send them from A military-studeat the Uni-- . nt Guaymas at the time the advices versity of the South, Sewanee, La Favorita arriving today were mailed TTenn,t an author of novels, magg.-articles and azine, abstract ' army MASKED men GAG 4 ; a quartermaster who The Girl Dgpuiy AGENT; GET $14,000 problems earned the highest commenda HTTaft who Grand Junction, Colo., "April as of the governor Philippines. 20. Two masked men dressed as Handicap cowboys bound and gagged the f . . Lubin. . t, eipres, .jrent at tbl Ileaver & Rio Grande atation here at 10:30 . the Twins Llaat nlthrand-ato- te 15,000 from ? Yitagraph jfieient officer, according to the safe Slides' Shoivinj- R?08rf They arnpposed'tV have d lowed the money from Salt Lake Thatchef.Bank Fire according to on No. 6. They are said to have blown open the safe and escaped. Lieutenant , General Bates, and, Change of Program MONDAY, one of the best volunteer captains They gained two hours start on and quartermasters ever seen, ac- WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. the offieers and a posse of men armed with rifles and. shotguns. cording to Major General Arthur c:."The money wa consigned from McArthur THIRTY YROOHIHfflt SUUH made public the Salt Lake City office of the Globe Express company to the several telegrams from various 21. 1 Tangier, April Somerset Mining company at parts of the country relating to French instructors been as- Somerset. Colo., the snm being the the tra gic death of Major Butt. Oneieame'fromGovernor Spryuf assinatedby'revoltingMovocan ainounTIoITKFimngmpanys Utah, which said : troops, according to a jlispateh monthly payroll. The people of this state are from Fez, French reinforcements shocked and horrified at this" ter- from West Mekinez are attemptUnfortunate Thief. rible calamity. To you personally ing to re store order. The rebels Hello, Rumpel! I hear you permit me to express my deep have lost a thousand killed and had your wateh stolen the other sorrow in the loss of your close several hundred wounded in the e days, personal friend, Major Butt- .t fighting t Yes, but the thief is already of 4 the Courier- - More than a thousand Europ- George Hoge sent this Cans have taken retuge ,in tfre" Jf ff it to the pawnshop pand - there inquiry : consulates. t ' :A1 they immediately reeognized it as .Must. I., put- wreath on mine and detained him. e I reared the To give store news to stars papieturel Blactter. boy. trons ia part of real store service. c LVRIGTHEATRE TO-NIGH- T. c ra a p. The .''? .J.Jl- ' f'TTvi nJ? .t Btmnhnd the - - ture will be replaced this sum- prison plumbing shop aud- - the mer, but it ia very doubtful if it authorities think he of his opportunity to manuwill be built more than two storfacture the took- .ies in height. . V of increased lawlessness on the west coast, is causing much anxiety to Americans in the region affected and their friends in the United States. Many requests and expressions of anxiety have reached the state department and in order to obtain news of the Americans in the affected localities President Taft, iUCUtiat tsCaluyflit 1 - -- V- W 4- - Hie-gand- i - |