| Show THE SALINA CALL Br C N Alina Lund Mrs Charles W Lamb of Mapleton acciwho was injured In runaway Heber a work previous died August aged 21 while lid Eugene Kelser lug a motorcycle in Salt Lake collld hla machine being ed with a wagon wrecked while he sustained serious dent at injuries a lingering illness Mrs Followisg wife of M G Tay Elizabeth Taylor lor who crossed the plains with the original pioneers in 1847 died at her home In Salt Lake August 17 the With 108 charter members largest number ever taken in at an Initial meeting of a local union the of Firemen and Brotherhood Engl in Bingham last neprs was organized Week A new club has been organized In Salina which will be known ns the Salina Social Literary club the ob Jeots of which will be to afford Intel lectual entertainment of a good order for its members Salt Stella Carlson a Lake girl who was bitten by a Scotch terrier about a week ago it is feared has the dread hydrophobia a disease according to the medical profession which is rare in' the west t may soon have a plate Murray glass and cut glass factory A bed of sand in Big Cottonwood canyon has been analyzed and found to be com with a posed of 97 per cent silica slight trace of potash and some Mary McCalllster one of the best known women of the neighbor hood died of old age at Logan Auwas born gust 16 Mrs McCalllster In Scotland in 1826 and came to Utah from the Missouri In 18G3 walking river to Salt Lake City Mrs Electa Bullock one of the pioneers and well known throughout the state died August 15 at her home in Provo In 1893 she was called by the in charge of the Utah excommittee hibit at the World’s fair to act as one of the five lady managers Mrs Sam Goodmanson was seriously hurt in a runaway at Springville She was driving a Blngle rig near town when a motorcycle frightened her horse The horse ran and away tearing up the buggy Mrs Goodmanson to the throwing ground The report comes from Provo' that a syndicate of French capitalists has offered to finance the big Irrigation project which will take the waters of Weber river for the irrigation of the northern part of Utah valley Cedar valley and the west side ot Salt Lake E CALLED OFF UTAH UTAH STATE NEWS valley For fifteen years the harvest day of Willaru City each year has been celebrated and on September 16 the The day day will again be observed will be given up io the rendition of a general program of feasting music and song and in outdoor sports William Tame aged 35 of Murray and John Wilson aged 27 were killed at the new factory of the Sugar company near Elsinore on The two men who were Wednesday structural iron workers fell from a beam being hoisted to the top of the two high smokestacks was inBud Litchie of Cleveland stantly killed at Christlanberg by beHe was leading kickeu by a horse his horses to water when one ing of the animals began to run and jump and before Mr Litchie could get out of the way he was kicked in the forehead and instantly killed The tax levies fixed by the Utah county towns and precincts are as For each city and town the follows state and state school county and 8 mills connty school are the same each making a total of 16 mills for and school state county the city levy ranges from 5 mills to 20 mills The Utah Development League has a photograph announced competition In connection with plans for the issuance of a new and attractive booklet of the resources and addescriptive vantages of Utah Frizes aggregating $100 are to be given for photographs to be used in illustrating the booklet A party ot railroad and business men which returned last week from an automobile trip through northern Utah and southern Idaho reports that this season are excelerop prospects lent The condition of wheat oats barley potatoes and sugar beets is said to be phenomenal For the purpose of reclaiming thousands ot acres of land which at present It Is impossible to cultivate on account of scarcity of water a irrigating ditcn will be built in the bear future along the southwestern portion of the Salt Lake valley Mrs John H Clifford while drivwith a load of fruit ing io Logan met with a painful accident when her witn collided a telegraph carriage her violently to the pole throwing and bruising her face and ground RUNS TRAIN RESULTS AT CAPITAL Jr Nearly WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED DURING EXTRA 8ESSION OF NATIONAL CONGRESS Reciprocity licity and tures of iff Statehood Campaign PubFeaReapportionment Legislation— The TarBills In Discard Washington — The net results of the extra session of congress in comparison with the ambitious programme adopted at the outset were not large Canadian reciprocity was brought as near reality as the executive and legislative departments could advance it statehood was assured for New Mexico and Arizona publicity campaign legislation was enacted in a form satisfactory to Its most earnest advocates provision was made for an enlarged house of representatives based on the latest census and a few other measures of minor Importance were passed A Democratic house the first since 1895 seized on this session as a vehicle to convey to the country the views of Democrats on tariff revision but executive disapproval rendered futile all efforts those to Impress views on the statute books Two thrift bills one materially reducing the duties on wool and woolen goods of all classes and the other placing on the free list articles of and tools used by farmmachinery ers and amended to Include many Items were vetoed by President Taft A cotton revision bill awaits a similar fate The house under the leadership of of AlaRepresentative Underwood bama chairman and of the ways means committee and Speaker Clark endeavored to pass the woolen and t bills over the veto but the vote could not necessary be mustered Trust Investigations without number were Instituted during the session and some of them notably those In steel and hearing on monopolies sugar were prosecuted with vigor They still are in progress Constructive legislation to bear on federal Is regulation of corporations regarded as certain to come from these Inquiries Plans already have been Instituted to revise the antitrust laws were revived that Senator Charges Lorlmer of Illinois was elected through bribery and a second Investigation by the senate was put under A senate inquiry into the elecway tion of Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin was ordered General arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France were sent to the senate by President Taft but received a frigid welcome bethey cause the upper house contended that constitutional prerogac the senate’ tives Presentation of the treaties strained hitherto cordial relations between the foreign relations committee and the state department and as a result President Tafe made it plain that an issue had been raised which he will carry to the country COME TO TAFT’S TERMS Arizona and New Mexico to be Granted Statehood After Long Fight Washington — Yielding to the Insistence of President Taft that the not constitution of Arizona should for a a provision contain providing recall of Judges there was rushed new on a house the Saturday through resolution providing for the admission of Arizona and New Mexico with directions to omit the Judiciary recall from Its organic law The vote was practically unanimous President Taft will sign this resoFlood of the house Chairman lution told on territories the committee had house that a special committee learned the president’s views with reof form resolution to the the spect and believed they bad complied with them Typos do Not Want Strikes Francisco — The San of the Internaannual convention tional Typographical union ended here Saturday after the administration wing which favors a liberal policy In dealing with employers and the of strikes so far as posavoidance sible had been sustained In every issue coming before the convention which has won The laws committee on every endorsement it has made In the last ten years passed through ltB convention record unwith the broken Estrada Declared Legally Elected Ecuador— Congress on SatQuito that Emilio Estrada urday declared had been legally elected president of Ecuador by a plurality of more than 100000 votes over General Flavlo Alfaro Estrada will assume office on August 31 Kermit Is Safe Yuma Arlz — Kermit Roosevelt fears for whose safety were expressed here Friday has been heard from and Is safe Kermit and his party of hunters are enjoying themselves to the utmost head St George is preparing to entertain 1000 Dixieitesand their friends September 13 14 and 15 in commemWill Discharge Thousands of Men oration of the fiftieth anniversary of Omaha Neb—At the office of the the settlement of St George valley of the Union Pacific Invitations have been sent to all old general manager was night the Information settlers who have removed from the Saturday given out that 2500 employes of that galley road will be laid off during the coming week Result-o- COMPROMISE BETWEEN RAIL ROADS IN ENGLAND AND THEIR BROUGHT ABOUT EMPLOYES Settlement to be a an k Aii?flTrDsoim’irB©iKi (Copyright 19U) RECIPROCITY ISSUE FIGHT ON Campaign Having ia on In Canada All 8ldei Recognized That Election SHREWD Hinges on One Issue CAUSES DON Toronto— The election campaign has gained full headway throughout Ontario the great industrial province of Canada by the visit of Sir Wilfrid Larler the premier and R L Borden the opposition leader On all sides It is now recognized that reciprocity is the issue to Even Mr Borden has declined make his campaign an attack on the r record of the government he will win or Instead of lose on the reciprocity Issue the election has been Although more than 100 consprung suddenly ventions were held last week and rival candidates were named In nearly every constituency Hon William Patterson minister of customs one of the commissioners who negotiated the reciprocity agreement with Washington has been nominated In Brant Although he has held the seat for forty years a special effort will be made by the conservatives to defeat him Judge Fisher member of the Ontario legislature has resigned and will run against the minister of customs Re Is acknowledged to be a strong man and the result will be a battle royal The annexation speeches in the American congress are being made the most of by the conservative party and hundreds of thousands of pamphlets containing extracts therefrom have been distributed in sections of the province settled by United Empire loyalists and recent comers from England MOVE BY REGULARS DEMOCRATS TO ABANINSURGENT ALLIES Democrats Left In Full Control of the Senate by Reason of Absence of Pass Bill to Regular Republicans Revise Cotton Schedules Declared by abor Victory for Trades Increaae in Wages Granted the Men Leaders Union-la- Being INTO THE RIVER Lost s One Hundred Lives Washout on the'National Road In Mexico Mexico City— Between seventy-fi- r and 100 persons were reported killed or drowned Monday morning when an express train of the National railroad plunged into the Maucsac river owing to the bridge having been washed out by a flooded stream The exact number of dead will never be known as many bodies were washed down the stream and losL At least thirty are still buried In the wreck at the bottom of the river The Red Cross relief traba arrived at the scene of the accident Monday night but there was nothing for the nurses to do Not a survivor ot the wreck has been located and It is believed that all the passengers and crew of the train perished Several Americans are known to have been passengers on tbe London — A great wave of relief country swept over the Saturday night when shortly after 11 o'clock the announcement was made from the board of trade offices that the railway strike bad been settled and that the men would return to work at once were quickly dispatched Telegrams to all Important railroad towns bearing the Information and crossed In transit messages to London describ and smaller train Ing riots in Llanelly towns In the kingdom WILSON PREFERS PEACE The cabinet had been working night and day since the strike was threatbeened to arrange a compromise Secretary of Agriculture Declares H Would tween the railway managers and their Rather Resign Than Go Most of the credit for the - Through Another Bureau Row employes ultimate success of their efforts apin— The congressional Washington pears to rest upon the shoulders of vestigation Into the attempt to oust who in his Dr David Lloyd George H W Wiley from his position as an statements in to parliament and head of the bureau of chemistry in interview with the managers and the was of agriculture the men worked for conciliation when all closeddepartment with the testimony of Monday others of the interested parties seemSecretary of Agriculture Wilson ed to have given it up Many times In his testimony on So far as technical advantage In Monday Secretary Wilson condemned the compromise goes it appears to be Dr Wiley’s demeanor chargiag that in the men’s favor particularly as he was oversensitive because his findthe managers consent to meet their ings on pure foods and drugs were representatives not accepted as final but were somewere sent to 1800 times referred to the referee hoard of Messages branches of the' labor unions saying chairman "The Joint committee has settled the which Dr Ira Remsen Is As he was leaving the stand Secrestrike It is a victory for trades that he would All men must return to tary Wilson declared unionism ts going Job to his work Immediately” resign prefer Washington— A shrewd move by the regular Republicans as unexpecton Thursday ed as it was effective into suddenly threw the Democrats complete control of the senate in their TRAIN ROBBERY CONFESSES own right and forced them absolutely to abandon their coalition with the Man In Denver Jail Admits Robbing progressive Republicans Reese Utah Train Near Out of the chaos and uproar came a sufWatson Denver — Frank M bill to revise the cotton schedule of tariff law It was fering from a nervous collapse has the the bill as passed by the house but made a full and complete confession LimOverland saddled with amendments to revise to the robbery of the the Iron and steel the cotton machin- ited train at Reese Utah the evening Davis 2 when William of January ery and chemical schedules coupled with a provision for reciprocal porters free and A N Taylor negro trade in bituminous coal across the were shot to death and more than 100 robbed of their valuables passengers Canadian boundary He In Jail in this city The bill as amended will go back Watson were Tier two men who to the house and probably will be sent says tl livere Collins of with Joseph to conference If It emerges from this fj Mulof Roberts R M Omahw $ ordeal it will meet the fate of the wool revision bill which was vetoed len Thursday by the president Japs Arriving Chinks Leaving Democratic votes alone were cast in Washington — Hawaii’s Chinese popfavor of the bill The regular Repub- ulation fell oft during the last deabsented them- cade but this decrease was met by licans deliberately selves from the chamber and thuB left the great increase in the number of their progressive colleagues in a hope- Japanese according to preliminary less situation figures made public by the census office In 1910 the number of Japanese In MURDER STILL A MYSTERY Hawaii numbered 79689 as against PRESIDENT PLANS LONG TRIP Henry Clay Beattie Placed on Trial 61111 in 1900 an Increase of 18576 while the figures for the Chinese popfor the Killing of His Wife to Travel for Six Weeks Expects ulation in 1900 show 25767 compared Richmond Va— Henry Clay Beat-ti- with 21681 in 1910 a decrease of Through the West and Northwest for trial was bis on placed Jr President life The total 1910 population of HaWashington — Plans for of on a Monday having waii numbered 192109 divided into charge Taft s coming trip throng'll the west wife The “other woman 98157 native born of all nationalities and the Pacific coast practically were killed his Is ex- and 93752 in the case” Beulah Binford will foreign born The Sunday completed Journey tell all sue knows and be almost as extensive as that taken pected to Fall to Override Veto has been aroused In adfamous great Interest by the president on his vance of her recital The father of Washington — The house failed on 1909 in friend Friday to override the president’s the slain woman is a 13000 when he traveled more than On moof the father of the accused man aid veto of the wool measure miles and visited states the is entirety io tion to pass the wool measure over prosecution leaving He will break ground for the Panthe veto there were 227 affirmative ama canal exposition at San Fran- the state of them Insurgent Mrs Beattie was murdered on a votes twenty-twcisco make scores of addresses and turnpike at 1045 on July 18 Republicans and one Independent Reattempt to scale the 14000 feet of lonely while on an automobile ride with her publican while the negative votes Mount Ranler’s slope Beattie drove the car Into were 129 The motion to override leave husband The president probably will town with her bloody body across his the veto on the free list failed of a 17 returning east B’everly September — her bead ghastly with a gunshot majority also the vote be1 He will go west lap about November He said that a "tall gaunt ing 226 to 127 wound through Iowa Kansas Nebraska Col- bearded man” stopped the automoLeader lit Wreck orado Utah and Nevada to the coast bile cursed him for careless Republican driving — Attorney General Washington and after an interchange of words ADMITS PART IN LYNCHING CanWickersham former Speaker deliberately fired the shot Beattie non of IlliMann Representative his know he did wife not Young Man Who Assisted In Burning declared leader of the house nois Republican was shot until after be had Jumped Negro is Charged With Murder memseveral other Republican with the as- and from the car Coatesvllle Pa— A full confession sassin received grappled a blow from the shot- bers of congress had a narrow esof all the details of the lynching of gun and returned to the car cape while riding on the Great Falls Zach Walker the negro slayer of Spe& Old Dominion railway Thursday Puts Burden of Proof on Trusts cial Policeman Edgar Rice has been night when their special car travelfrom Schwartz 23 Washington — A bill to define the ing at high speed ran down a cow Joseph wrung reto which “reasonable” years old who is employed in Worth extent Child Killed by Falling From Car mill Schwartz Brothers’ not only straint of trade shall be permitted unwith her Butte Mont — Returning law was confessed that he assisted in drag- der the Sherman the youngest a five little children In senate the down the from Saturday introduced road by ging the negro the first day’s outIn arms the Coatesvllle hospital after the place Senator La Follette The bill specifies baby she had from In three years enjoyed trust ing had been stormed by the mob but that whenever a combination arm- or conspiracy Is shown to exist the Mrs Robert Warring lost her also admitted that be carried girl Susan by death when an inloads of straw from a barn to pile burden of proof that the combination Gardens car the left Columbia bound shall rest on the about the negro as he was burned to is not unreasonable the little girl to the track death He wa charged with murder party who contends that the restraint ground hurling and sent to the Jail at West Chester is reasonable New Work for Aviators School for “Little Mothers” Bathing at Saltair Chicago— Oscar A Brindley soared Chicago — Three schools for “little higher from the ground on Friday The general verdict ot perosnswho by than aeroplane has ever been and set have bathed at Saltair within the mothers” are to be established to a new world’s record at 11726 feet past week Is that the water ia more the Chicago health department 8 pleasant and enjoyable now tban at teach girls from to 14 years old how Phillip Ol Farmalee followed him In for overbabies Relief The water has to care for any time In years the air passing the former American receded to the point where it Is just worked mothers Is the object sought record and reached 10837 feet before officers be was forced to descend deep enough for comfortable bathing by the health in New Mexico Poisoned Asphaltum Army Officer Quiet Election In Chihuahua — Prospecting for M N — Lisbon— Thirty army officers were An Mexico election was Albuquerque Juarez oil In Valencia and McKinney coun- poisoned at their mess dinner at Torheld throughout the state of Chihuahua Saturday for the state ticket tl Is ties near Seven Lakes country where res Novas apparently from arsenic evident that Abraham Gonzales the oil wells were recently found a party Prompt use of stomach pumps saved of fine the lives of all It is thought revenge present provisional governor is elect- found an immense deposit believed to be the only one was the motive ed with all bis ticket of ita kind In the United States Beat to Death by Thugs Shop Work Curtailed Chief Forester Drops Dead PaUnion Wyo — The Cheyenne Boston — Lelutenant Whittier exeChicago— William R Gillette grand clflc Railroad company has issued or- cutive officer of the United States revenue cutter Androscoggin died at the chief ranger of the Independent Order ders closing down the shops at this aead of heart place all day every and j Saturday relief hospital Sunday of injuries sus- of Foresters droppea five daa eight tained at the hands of thugs Saturday failure while attending the aviation making the J other meet at Grant park Thursday nisht through another “bureau row" SUSPENSE IS ENDED President New Signs Bill Admitting and Arizona to Statehood Washington — President Taft signed the Joint resolution for the admiesion of New Mexico and Arizona Into the Union at 3:08 p m Monday Senator Penrose Representatives Weeks of Massachusetts and of Pennsylvania he delegates of the two territories and a number ot citizens from New Mexico "and AriThere zona witnessed the signing was but one resolution so that the president used three different pens In order that relic hunters might be satisfied Mexico Men Vote to Strike Railroad of Paducah Ky — the members of the Federation ef Railway employes of the Illinois Centra) alrailroad and allied systems have to ready voted on the proposal strike according to an officer of the federation who declared Monday vote ot favor in stood night that the the strike This vote follows the refusal of tbe railroads to treat with the federation’s representatives Eagles Given Full Sway San Francisco — Full sway over the city of San Francisco and the state ot was officially presented to California the Eagles Monday night at the opening session of the 1911 annual convention In the new Eagle hall J F Cheatham chairman of tbe grand aerie committee formally launched the convention on Its week of deliberation while Mayor McCarthy turned over the keys to the city Youth Killed by Horse Reno Nev — Stanley Clays youngson of E W Clays one ef the most prominent woolgrowers of the western Utah firm of Clays & James was killed Monday his skull bejng crushed while trying ts capture a wild horse In Hayden canyon near Ely est Soldier Inventor Dead New York — General George Chappell aged 81 past grand commander of the Grand Army of the Republic In New York died here Monday He was the Inventor of one of the first burners by which a white light could be obtained from Illuminating oil Teddy Not a Candidate alPittsburg — Theodore Roosevelt ready is taking the Initiative to spike all talk of his nomination in 1912 In a letter received here Monday he that he would regard any movement to nominate him “a genuine calamity” Two Killed in Auto Smashup x Neb — George M Pilger linger brother of Federal Judge W H Hunger of the Nebraska district and Lewis Hopper a prominent business man were killed here Monday evenIn automobile an accldeut ing Storm In Kansas Leon Kans — A severe wind storm swept over this district Monday afternoon destroying a number of barns' and other small buildings In Leon two buildings were blown down No one was injured Faker Escapes Prison Sentence Washington— President Taft has commuted the sentence and $10000 fine which was imposed on Harry Forbes a Chicago prize fighter convicted of connection with tbe famous Maybroy gaug ' |
