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Show II CAMP IT'S THE I GRIP The Clothes You Wear LASTING SEVERAL HOURS THE FEDERAL FORCES WERE DRIVEN FROM FIELD. GREEK MINERS ATTACK THE AMERICAN RE3I0ENT3 AND A FURIOUS BATTLE RESULT8. IN A BATLE i t Of course, when we speak of clothes dothes-nothi- ug we mean tailor-mad-e man else will do for the I Wl i I well-dress- ed when we speak of lors, we think of of tn Detperata Charga of Eight Amcrl. Forces Contesting for City of Juarez Which Rebel Sympathizers Claim is Key to Arch; If Juarez Falls, Diaz Government Is Doomed. eana Agajnat Two Hundred Creeks Ona American, and Two Foreign- era Were Killed. Many Citizens Hava Narrow Escapee. , tai- todaj-a- nd r l CB n i GO.' THE DIXIE TAILORING ! ..,' I ; El Paso, Texas. The Insurrection In Mexico seems to have reached the Kcnll worth, Utah. A race war broke out here Monday morning which stage of real warfare, and many peoresulted In the death of three men and ple who are inclined toward the peace and quietude of every day life are may yet result In further casualties, Difference between American and leaving their homes and flocking Into the United States. Greek minora caused a cloah which At daylight Sunday morning the Anally derelopd into a pitched battle, handful of Americans being pitted battle of Bauche, seventeen miles south of Juarez, was begun. Orozco, agalnat more than 200 Greeks the rebel leader, had ditched a troop WDen tie battle raand most furious train about 7 o'clock Saturday night ly and thousands of shots had been A number of Americans and Mexican exchanged, toward 9 o'clock in the (Copyright, 1911.) women and children who were on the forenoon Watchman Thomas E. Jack- train were told to get out of the war on, 35 years of age, t Helper, wes shot through the heart and killed as COLVILLE INDIANS STARVING PERSIAN MINISTER MURDERED zone. Orozco fired several volleys fee was leading sereral comrades up over the heads of the people to fright en them away and to bring out the a draw into the surrounding rim federals. rocks, Vhere more than thirty Greeks Then he retired to watch At daylight he saw the federals occupied a temporary stronghold, Failure 0f Crooa and Withdrawal of Sanl El Dowlen, Minister of Finance, He nooung lnio me seiuemeni ai weir placing their machine gun. Credit Leave. Red M.n of w..h. Shot Down In Streeta of Teheran leisure. After fire. opened firing desultory Ington In 8ad Plight by Armenian Assassins. Two Greeks were killed, but their on both sides, lasting several hours, names are unknown, A number were Colonel Rabago, the federal com taken nrlsonsra. mander, was able to retreat in good Pkane, Wash. "Many Indians on Teheran, Persia, Sanl El Dowlen, order. He entered Juarez at 9:25 It Is believed that the trouble in the mine was brought about through the Colvllle resemtlon In northern Persian minister of finance, was shot o'clock Sunday night Greek agitators who visited Kenll- - Washington are now at the point of dead in the street on Saturday. His Rebels say the federals lost 100 starvation," asserts Interpreter Wll- assassins, two Armenians, escaped. worth last week. killed and many wounded. Their own Iud Nolan, who has Just returned The minister was returning home losses they aver were only two. Fed Thiirrfa th nwk min.r. region. "Unless the gOT from a meeting of parliament when he erals exactly reverse this estimate, to errumble to SuDerlntendsnt Thomas trom Bell about wages, In which they rnment pays them the money which was attacked. Death was almost Neutral observers say there were tot tne,r claimed that the coal which they dug n" ,on been dud about 100 killed or wounded on each The murderers also killed two po- side. out of the mine was being under- - landa- - reAt uSwing is certain to re- " licemen who endeavored to arrest The Red Cross train which went to welghed, and that they were being w there has been al- them and made good their escape. discriminated aealnst In' favor f a I Bauche reported that the federals re mort total crop falIure oa The assassination has caused great fused to recognize the Red Cross flag. bigger pay envelope for American ervauon. wercnanu at the trading excitement In this city, and comes at The train miners. returned with several That there would be trouble la the po,u have ce"ed to V9 the Indlans a time of considerable political ex rounded, one of whom was a woman There are many old men citement in the Persian amp became apparent Friday, when cred,t capital as injured when the train was ditched. mon to ColvIUes. no longer able a result of a bitter Greeka the in parlia Alanl, the rebel leader, with 600 practically refused to work to earn quarrel elr own living. They are a ment over the and abused their foreman. Meetings of Ameri men, attacked a small force of fed appointment oram oa younger ones can financial advisers. were held In their tents and hovels w "B erals twenty-fiv- e miles east of Juarez r uany starV' tn Kenilworth Friday night, and on fna m?r There have been several attempted Sunday afternoon. Then he resumed the following morning the Greek mln lag to death.' assassinations in Teheran in recent his march to Join Orozco. res from all workin snifts were ar 8MITH BREAKS LONG Major N. Lapowskl, U. S. A., tele 8ILENCE. years. On August 31, 1907, Mersea All Asghan Khalin, the premier and minis graphed from El Paso that the rebels rayed in a solid line in front, of the mine entrance. General Charged With Cruelties In ter of finance was, shot and killed had won an overwhelming victory, as he was leaving the parliament capturing all arms and ammunition. "When American laborers and such Philippines Defends Actions. as were not of the Greek nationality "Juarez Is the to the arch. building under circumstances similar Portsmouth, Ohio. General Jacob to those of Saturday. Kavan El Moik If Juarez falls, thekeyMexican adminisstarted to work," eald Superintendent II. Smith of Samar Island fame, broke Shlrazl was murdered March 6, 1908. tration will fall. Give us Juarez, and Bell, "the Greeks threatened harm. his years of silence Friday night and M. Tne Greeks were then too numerus Ostcgradaski, the Russian financial we shall have the country In sixty and prevented willing workers from defended the course of action which agent, was wounded in an attempt days." preceded his retirement from the upon his life on the entering the mines." This is the way that Gustavo A. Ma- following day. When the American miners start army following his memorable cam brother, to Francisco I. Madero, dero, ed for their work Monday morning, palgn of 1902. MORE TROUBLE IN HAYTI. leader of the revolutionary forces In the Greeks suddenly began firing, the General Smith denied vigorously Mexico, sums up the latest advices bullets riddling buildings in the little that he bad ordered or countenanced town and many women and children the killing of women and children by Revolutionists Meeting With Success from the front and Government Officials Deserting having narrow escapes from death. the soldiers. He said he had been Babes Murdered by Hundreds. Their Posts to Join Rebels. It was following this treacherous severe with the savage tribes of the attack that the American aecured St Petersburg. The Foundling hos Wafchlngton. The revolutionists in arms and began a fight for the pro- Philippines, because they had muti pital at Ekaterinoslav, in south Ruswhich to a rumor lated Hsytt, according to fire wounded set soldiers and tection of their loved ones. Eight reached Port au Prince, tho csnltal sia, has been closed by the governthe band that fought their bodies. composed ment of the province following amaz He bitterly assailed Theodore of the country, have captured Fort against 200 or more enraged foreign and revolting disclosures. Of 1060 ing Tron. Oonanamlntat In and ers, but the Americans succeeded Roosevelt, who, he said, praised Gen Liberty, infants driving the attacking party out of the eral Wood for conducting a campaign This Information was conveyed to the within received into the institution the last six months 1,002 died. little town into the hills. It was dur along the same lines as the speaker state department Saturday in a tele The staff of nurses on the books for this Watchthat ing daring charge had followed, although the then presi gram from American Minister Fir-nls- s whom full salaries were drawn numman Jackson was klned. at Port au Prince. dent had arrayed himself against sixty-five- , Owing to the absence of Sheriff Smith. but It is alleged that Two ministers of the Haytien cart- - bered Kelter from Price, It was well along were employed. Numbers three only net, the minister adds, have left the of infants were found In the forenoon before the beselged dead of starva Will Save Millon and a Half. Kenilworth could summon help. As capital to lead the government forces tion in their cots with the tubes of soon as possible help was sent from secWashington. Senator Smoot, , as against the revolutionists. The surrounding towns, and as far north chairman of the printing Investiga retary of war has departed from Port empty feeding bottles in their mouths. as Salt Lake, a posse of thirty being tion commission, on Friday presented au Prince on a with troops Murdered by Hold-upsent from Salt Lake to assist In round- to the senate a new printing law, for Gonaives and gunboat the secretary of the ing up the foreigners, who realize which. If SunnysJde, Utah. Three unmasked by congress, will re interior Is on his, way to Cahobas. that they have loet their battle, and sult in a passed highwaymen held up Victor Albert of 11,250,000 saving fully bave scattered In the hills. Severe Storm on Mediterranean. Jenkins of Salt Lake City and George The annually to the government bill makes some radical changes in Madrid. Several coasting vessels Bentley of Sunnyside, in the street TEN MEN BLOWN TO PIECES. the management of the government In the Mediterranean are still missing here Sunday morning, mortally wound Accident Occurs In Powder House at printing office and In the distribution and it is feared that the steamers ed Jenkins and slightly wounded Bent- of publiccc documents, and, while a were lost in the recent storm. On ley. Going southerly the desperadoes Michigan Mine. Marquette, Mich. In one of tie tremendous economy is made possi- the Catalonian coast alone five barks made their escape temporarily. Two most disastrous explosions ever re- ble, the efficiency of the service is in were wrecked and forty-thre- e persons' suspects of the holdup and murder were captured at Woodalde, but the drowned. corded In upper Michigan, ten men no manner impaired. third man escaped. met Instant death at the plant of the Labor Parade at Denver. General Cronje Dead. Pluto Powder company on the outCouldn't Stand Disgrace. Denver. There was a monster la Transvaal. General Klorksdorp, skirts of Ishpeming last Monday afbor union streets the San A. parade through noted Boer the Plot genDiego, Cal. Learning of the arCronje, ternoon. eral, Is dead, his death occurring on rest of her husband, Chief Yoeman The explosion took place In the gel- of Denver on Thursday, in protest contempt sentences by Dis- Saturday, February 4. General Cronje Jackson of the cruiser South Dakota, atine powder house. Every man in against trict Judge Greely M. Whitford. Pre- was one of the most valient defend- on a charge of embezzlement, Mrs. this building was killed. of the state ers of the Boer cause In the late war Edna Jackson, a bride 18 years old, What caused the explosion will sident Johnof McClellanwho . committed suicide Sunday. pit sen ted with England. never be known. Gelatine powder Is federation to labor, the charges the legislature against largely composed of Robbers Hold Up Restaurant. Whitford, on which impeach May Mean an Extra Session. and It is supposed that the mixture Judge ment proceedings were asked, was Rector's restaurant one President Taft Chicago. It let Washington. was being stirred in the big crucible grand marshal of the parade. Detween be known Saturday that unless this of the best known of Chicago's down when the stuff let go. 8,000 and 10,000 members of the lacongress passes the Canadian recipro- town cafes, was held up early Monbor unions participated. In New Mexico. Smallpox city trade agreement and the bill cre- day and the cashier robbed of I3.30C Bank Burglars Will Fare Hard. Dalhart, Texas. Appeal for dras ating a tariff board, that he will call by a masked man who secured th an extra session. Sunday night receipts and escaped. tic quarantine against the reported Kan. bank The Topeka, burglary outbreak of smallpox in New Mexico bill passed the senate Friday. It pro-Mourn Socialiat Deputy. Black Snow in Switzerland. was made Monday by local health off! vldes that anyone who shall break In Berlin. Deputations from all pari Geneva. Snow which Is black as elals to the state department of to a building and attempt to open a health. Over 500 cases are reported safe or vault by the use of explosives soot has fallen In the Kinmethal val- of Germany and from many foreign radius of Clay- shall be, on conviction, sent to the ley of Switzerland, and covered the organizations and more than 100,000 within a fifteen-milto the depth of fifteen inches. persons ook part Sunday In the proton, N. M. penitentiary for not less than ten nor ground believe the snow is mixed cession at the funeral of Paul Singer, Scientists more than thirty yt ars. Accused of Murdering Wife. the Socialist deputy. with dust blown from Mount Etna. find Fighting In Turkey. Springfield, Mo. Following Tell of Big Land Grab. Demands Possession of Murderers. ' In a frontier col ing of a number of small shot in the Constantinople. 111. Persia. Tho Iand estimated to Springfield, Russian lega ear of Mrs, Jack Bass, who was llslon between Turks and MonteneTehentn, burned to death when her home was grins, two Turkish soldiers were tlon has made a demand for the stir-- bo worth J2.ri0,000,000 has been "grab- destroyed near here a week ago, the killed and five wounded. There has render of the assassins of Sanl nil bod" from the public domain of 111! woman's husband, who disappeared also been sharp skirmishing be Dowlen, the Persian minister of nols by private interests, according to soon after the fire, is charged with tween Turkinh troops and Bulgarian finance, who was shot down in the we report or the Cbeperfield commission on submerged lands. street on February 4. KomltadJIs. murder. Fr - i WINTER BEAUTIFUL LINE OF FALL AND SAMPLES Dr. C. O. SCOTT Phone Office- W. O. Ctt Dr. on Bide., Spanish Fork, Vtah W.E Irrtf atd ranna Quarantine and City Physician Office two doors north of City Drug Store. Night calls made from office ' Ind. Phone r. 35-2- Dr. latldmea on. block Li. Pbyaldaa 32 pr t Any Lens Duplicated Satisfaction Guaranteed OFFICE AT HOTEL CIIARLOTTS AND Ind. Phone McKlnlay Geta Poaitlon. Washington. Representative Duncan E. McKlnlay, representative in congress from California, who failed of has been nominated by President Taft to be surveyor of customs for the district of San Francisco. . - Murder of Europeans. Paris. A dispatch received here from Melilla states that four Europeans traveling from Oran, Algeria, to Melilla were assassinated by Riff tribes on January 29. A fifth member of the traveling party made his escape. Centenary of Horace Greeley. Greeley, Colo. The centenary of Horace Greeley, the famous editor of the New York Tribune, was celebrat ed here Friday. It was Horace Gree ley who inspired the colonists that founded this city in the spring of 1870. Grange Opposes Canadian Treaty. New York. The machinery of tho National Grange, an organization claiming a membership of one million farmers in thirty states, has been started to defeat the ratification by congress of the Canadian reciprocity treaty. Heinze's Old Paper Suspends. Deadlock In New York. Helena, Mont The Butte Evening Albany, N. Y. The third week of News of Butto, F. Augustus Heinze's the deadlock over the election of a personal organ In the flercce war United States senator to succeed which raged in Butts a few years aeo. Chauncev M. Denew ended Saturday suspended Friday evening. wlh no apparent prospect of a break, Burning Bodies of Plague Victims. Harbin. Manchuria, AlrAorfv 6,000 bodies of victims of the plague nave oeen Durned or burled In the out swrts or Harbin. Forty-eigh- t hundred of these came from the Chinese town. Klled by Snow Plow. Whlteflsh, Mont While engaged with a crew bucking snow on the Great Northern near Browning, S. W. Weasel was run down by a rotarv snow plow during a blinding storm and literally hacked to pieces. the il thr tai eat tn I" tre Spanish Fork, Jo Ut get is far !!(& Butldlnf PROVO B. H. BROWN, rc M ooi y TelepboM H X ot Livery LORENZO THOMAS FASHIONABLE lea tn vej Stable TAILOR Ona Block North of Bank, Spanish Fork, Utah Hack Meets All Trains J ...... 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Funeral designs kept oa haad cp and filled to order. ; tie ot AU kinds of Furniture Repaired. nsv Residence two blocks North of Foundry i tai Spanish Fork, Utah. balf block east f CfinniAtil W.jrnn ft Machine Co. Residence, corner 2nd North and 2nd West. OrncB Hours. 10 ta 15 m o o p. m. Sundays by Appointment. uml Phone 62-- 1 Spanish Fork. Ut. tai lot : Hons ot partial parm.aia. j Offla. at nald.asa, ona bloak eaat of Oeea PANISH rOIUC UTAH. R. M. Warner pe: an NOTARY rUBLIO Money Loaned No.43- - ', SAMUEL CORNADY DENTIST u Wh IN ; - h,n. of H. B. ROBERTSON, A&ent . T, .f -- r . r. sceniclineoftheworld THREE SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS -- EACH WAY DAILY BETWEEN SALT LAKE CITY and DENVER PASSING THROUGH THE FAMOUS CANYON of the GRANDE. 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