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Show J68& - y $ - s s. & - THE WESfCLYREFLEX - I THE SUMMER WHITE HOUSE LAUD Allfl-ALIE- II P. Epperson & Son, Lesses r KAYSYILLE BILL IS REJECTED UTAH THE UTAH BUDGET FIFTY IRISH NATIONALISTS VOTE PROSPECTS OF, PEACEFUL SET John Worthea, a bricklayer, was AGAINST MEASURE IN THE, TLEMENT OF SITUATION IS found dead In bed la Salt Lake City, BRITISH PARLIAMENT. BRIGHTER AS RESULT.' death being due to heart failure, brought on by alcoholism. Wigs Edith Swanner of Roy, Weber county, waa thrown from a buggy Proposed Law Which Would Have En- King Nicholas and Hit. Generals De franchised SU M HBonWo men In during a runaway on the Riverdato-roacide on Move in Face of Threats ed GreirBrltaTh-Defeatand received painful-b- ut by Vote' From Austria and Italy, Action serious Injuries. of 266 to 219. Causing Cabinet Resignation. The dates for, the Utah state fair have been definitely decided. The fair will be opened Monday, Septelu-he-r London fate of the women's Cettlnje. King Nicholas summoned 29, and will remain open for six bill was coaled Tuesday night all his generals to a council of war on suffrage days and nights. by the votes of m'ore than fifty Irish Saturday, to discuss the advisability About seventy-fivsurvivors and who voted against it. The of evacuating Scutari, the "majority Nationalists, widows of survivors of the Black bill, whereby it was sought to enfrandeciding in favor of the evacuation, llawk Indian war met at Coalville chise 6 was by in spite of the threats from Austria 000,000 women, rejected and decided to Join the Utah Indian a majority of The vote and Italy War Veterans association. 266 to 219. stood The deicsion was iiot acceptable to The city officials of Kaysvil'e, with th there chance Whether that cabinet. and the Montenegrin laany the advent t 8prlngJbave.dete;rmined iml 4 h e - resignation at t7i e p res cut par liamen t will pass kin aaacce p gh that autoists have too .UtUe resixci for the gpeed laws, wulrh prescribe a of more limited character may be the cabinet. doubted The occupation of Albania by AusPossibly the Nationalists limit of ten miles through the town. If they allow a womans franand Raly is becoming more and fear that tria Letters from Utah cities that will more to bill chise the probable each day.- - It is reuarW pass Beeondreading be visited by the Greater-Uta- h will lead to a parliamentary strug- ed that the Italian' mlniHter of war it indicate that the May which would not unlikely end in already has ordered an expedition to army of boosters will be met with gle of parllaineol-4eforthe be prepared. 'The prospect is regardedissolution, unbounded entbustasnr aTrviTjrpoliiTr d- with the greatest uneasiness- in bill becomes a law. home rule A Iosb which will reach $35,000 re 'Furthermore, Jh .debate proved that Austria and Russia: owing to the suited when the ice houses, Icing staeffect on the Slav populations, the militant policy of the suffragists tion and freight storage warehouse will ase' the "utmost and Russia as far uHe' haanJotHyThe great harm, Qi the Denver ifcRlo Grande railroad, to such operations: Rusconprevent is as concerned. The parliament located at Ogdeawas , destroyed by to a reliable statement sia, according ciliation bill of last session was refire. will undertake the in Sofia, published comWithin th"e next few diiya the Bal jected by only a small majority Servia and between role of arbitrator which with Dickinson the bill, pared of the Oregttm Short was under discussion Tuesday, and pre- - Bulgaria. Line in Cache county will be officially ll8' Klv,n BOTne me1a8ure ea" RECORD NUMBER OF BILLS. opened. The opening of this new liito. JkU8 to Isement have women, passed means a great deal to the people of thbvsecond reading, although they New York Legislature Adjourns After Cache valley. subsequent stages. Handling Vast Amount of Business. The Iehl jiostoffice situation Is to aevermirvived ' of ReeenfrjKjlIce court disclosures be settjed by the Democratic patrbns Albany, N. Y. The legislature of of the office voting for their favorite acts of incendiarism planned by the 1913 adjourned sine die Saturday candidate. The candidate receiving militants, far surpassing in magnitude During the session 4,072 bills were the highest vote will be reeonimeud-e- anything heretofore attempted, and establishng a record. 'Last: the burning of St. Catherines church was 2,859. Of these for appointment. number the at liatch&in Tuesday, undoubtedly in- year has the governor apprpved 442, has JWork has commenced on measuring members - to vote had recalled 74 and has vetoed 15. the streams of the state, for which fluenced many bill More than 700 measures remainto be a appropriation was recently made against the state stathe by disposed of by the governor during legislature. Several RASMUSSEN RETURNS. tions havd already been set in Wayne theTiexrthlrty days; and other southern counties. Greenland Expedition Proves SuccessPlumber Has Narrow Escape. During 1910 the infant mortality in to from Advices ful, According Utah. Hurled high into the Ogden, inUtah was eighty-siIn every 1,600 air as if blown from a cannon by an Explorer. fants less than 1 year of age. Kenhe lit a tucky is next in the honor list, with - Copenhagen. A message from Thor-- ' "explosion of sewer gas when an in old to his Bee match sewer, way an average Infant mortality of eighty-sight- , shavn, FUroe Islands, announces the of the manager . Ballantyqe, Rrigham and Missouri, with ninety-sixIs success of Knud Rasmussens Green& Plumbing company, Ogden Heating third, land expedition, which returned there With only one of the five IftuhlfipaT Tuesday aftef a three years absence-A- hot onljTllves to tefl the tale, but la from only slight burns and wards of the city giving a majority in Peary land the Danish explorer suffering bruises. favor of the proposition, the proposed found large numbers of seal and musk bond issue of (75.000 for erecting a oxen, which provided ample supplies. Warn Plotters. high school gymnasium was defeated Where the Peary channel was supPekin. Presdient Yuan SU1 Kai has at the special election- - held at Ogden posed to be he found a large tract of issued a manifesto warning the people last week. land free of ice. that although he has refrained up to A movement of widespread import-kneGame was abundant In that section, the from employing military to the state of Utah ia being vig- and the party halted for a month be- fort-- present against plotters) in' the hope that orously pressed forwaro by the Salt fore starting on the return Journey conspiracies would cease, he would not Lake Commercial club in its efforts over 600 miles, which was covered at permit conspirators in the future to to collect and diffuse Information con- an average" rate of thirty-onmiles a stir up trouble. cerning the use of water in this state day. Rasmussen depended entirely on fob irrigation. his eskimo outfit and took with him no GEORGE R. WEBB flashing at his heart with a pocket tinned provisions knife as he lay on a cot In the county Box Car Thievea Captured. hospital at Sak Lake, Gunner Peter-boh- , .a taljor 39 years of agecwound-eOgden, Utah. -- After an armed posse himself fatally, thus accomplishing had made a fast run in & special train his purpose of sulcide.a first attempt front Evanston. Wye , lo V ttU.In the at which was made in Sandy, .when same state, three - boxcar - thlev es-- t he slashed his leg, were rapped In the car by the crew, A plot to secure another large-supermitted dir crawl from the- id door money In the same manner that under menace of the guns of the posse, 1 $1,000 was obtained. from Mrs. Thom-a- and to extend their hands for the D. Dee and Mrs. It. 'B. Bristol) of bracelets" which were snapped! on. Ogden a few weeks ago developed The crewr discovered the thieves at iSaturday-mornin- g, when Mrs lHe is work in the car apd locked them in. . said to have received a threatening letter demanding more money. ' Explorers Died of Exhaustion. of A report of the consumption Manitoba ' Exhaustion Winnipeg.' wood la" Utah has just been complet- Snd not starvation was the cause of ed by the forest service for 1912. t !re death of Tapi l n SietU- - and the About 294,0'0,0(Hrft'et of Tiimber, rail men who died with him on his way road ties, mine and other inlscellane-3u- s liack from the .south to pole, according Timbers, and approximately a member of th Lieutenant Gran, shingles, 25. (00,000 laths and party which found the bodies in t(h SO. 00 split cedar posts were used. frozen Antartio Lieutenant todm AnrilKervlotim ef narrow hr id nos ofHirthri s city for a lew hoijrs stopped las hee claimed by death. Gilbert H. on Tuesday on bis way to Londou-liCress,- a Deuver & Rio Grftnde Vancouver.- s kov-- heal w a s crushed against ..;he steel workof a narrow gauge Burled In Trench.-Idah-o His death was the Midge at Welling Falls, Idaho A M - llirsoh-fcld- . eleventh from- this cause on the D. & in the einploy of Parrot Brothers 1L G. between Grand Junction and of Psiker City. O. a firm which has Helper m fit teen years" the contract for laving a large qtian-t'tWhile pow.ng uuiT leveling down of sewer pipe in th.s city wvs inbis fi Id near 1iovo, T. H. V.noont stantly killed Tuesdav and Con Mehan injured tjv the esving m'of on a "w rmetn rn d e reef eh-Tarce quant ty of t'aith fixmi "one a As a number of skulls have biH- -a tin-side of a trench, which was about ten i overt J in the western put of tire ieet deep the Y':neut !ar;n the ;ify and oituvus Vea've that an old lnd aa Tram Robber Captured. 7 BILL-EXCLUD- Goes Into EffecL Sacramento. The alien land ownership bill previously passed by the senate' was passed by the assembly late Saturday night and awaits only the signature of the governor to become a law. Only three votes were cast against jf. the measure In the lower house, one DomocrarancTtwo Republtaraz-m- c bers opposing it on the final passage. The roll call wgs at 11:45 oclock, less than twenty-fouhours after tHe final passage of the act in the senate early Saturday morning,. The senate approved the bill by a vote of 36. to 2, one Democrat and one Republican voting against iL " Defeated finally In his diplomatic to dissuade the California legislature from enacting an alien land law affecting the Japanese, Secretary of State Bryan declared Saturday afternoon that he looked to the people of the state to express a final judgment, through the referendum, before the act shall go into effect. Mr- Bryan's statement was made before an open joint meeting of thb senate and assembly, Immediately be- --T- he e -- forty-seve- - - ef-fo- pds-Blbl- e pres-BUr- t n lard-Loga- cut-of- f J , d : - -- x t - e e e d m -- ; s a J a Harlakenden House, Winston Churchill's estate near Cornish,'N. H.f has been chosen by President Wilson as the Summer Wliite House. Harlakenden House overlooks the Connecticut river and the Green mountains. The president has surrounded himself with literary and. artistic neighbors In selecting his summer home. The top picture shows the south front ahd the bottom one the north front UST DOWN AT - rf"- 1 r ;:n''ii 1'uK.i IhAJ- - w .is H rcU'! t n -- a; Kt- - i Scutari In the Hands of European Powers Unconditionally. n to r1-- . ; t o i ' - ill .0 ! ' t e. 1 N iVi - ! "t as in he. tii - - j j - JUT, 1 re a cm r ul .,t in ill !1 - ll.t" u.ied lodging-,- . Ni M. -- i Ilr.s con H- - r 44 ik'nirs .cation toe- - ictoved wtth tho, of, a new Lott build. nj1' Hey, who completed a sencotn-jdetia- n tun. M. v. Ja 1 "toW h PcH 4 r obtain sg 5 CO n- - ( : i. w III-so- on ors Cprvl ce tci - sufficient-nitro- glycerine- and-devot- es MRS. ANNIE WILSOFTHOWEf suffraget- sThe metallic sound of havoitrstfltt J ir and erm v. It c To rit ; t xl lice inVpj;icrsL ch.irtod with to obstruct justice, were po- con-spliac- y coa-wlmc- xl -- Taesriayf- tence of sixteen months at thetolate Bryan Silent On Japanese Guestion.' prison February 19 tor burglary, ha's Kansas Clty. Yiilam J Bryan, ta Salt Lake on the Jsecpetary of tate, spent twenty mintbarge of having held up the occu utes In Kansas ' City Tuesday. He pants of a saloon, securing $50 in talked about the weather and the idea cash and a diamond ring rained at California climate, but on the Japanese $ question he remained silent. v Washington. Monday-extend- New York "Happy Jack" Mu'lraney must die for the murder of "P.addy the His application for a new Priest trial was denied Monday by Judge who has been taking testito determine whether mony could make good Ins cljnm that he was the victim of the underworld's co d.e.. w h k allng'.'. ,oa. a pal.. y i LL-k- V ocitd. t.lN W.,0 UiTil it time. i sa.gi-ess- O.- -h o' J . . o. ,i 0 c "t c hrs- vl toe to rc.uh a ".1 u Inr t ,i - I 1 V . I 1 ux,.;, . . h xsr H Uc k -- v 1 cur.ded in R.ct. Fatally V.-Hunt W. LPre mVax .ngtofl. of a to j. i its hills the Texas shot and i"i;ur,d and in a riot has been ilCi'-ntouch others slignt'y ir.J ' ti- - ci .rnt'H v tiv.i, ss-;ei:- i - - f- o-- abaie mark.: pried it- - e;ip according to developmeuts at the latie jnrexttgafieRrr c England Joins t ? In i M to break up a , meeting of 6ocu!Uts. was'-mad- e q Vilsori pieased'Wrbh va-- f .t tVjsiington.President 'i to the 5Ybr'.e iTorme two- diAs s; 'i.lirs: New Jersey. He. expressed as 4ieaedwith his .recept.o t virned -- Aviator Plars Long Fight. London. G. M. Dyot, a well knows is rLinning to fly f:om ,En3-tog.uurd.tyj S4ijtor, tolQd'.alnQsioberHe plant tajp Irniseif ,S by way of France, Sicily, th in that Krth of .Africa and thence to Ade? j Karachi. , " Reception. Wilson - -- re-- i r t , I Servians Evacuate Albania, Roared Officer Dies. --AVashington. The British governCorfu. Island of Corfu. The SertYashington. Brigadier General; ment has joined he other nations in vians have completely evacuated AlV. S. A., retired, i Charles' Raymond. recMved protest- agaiisst that provislan of the bania, according to advices J tariff bill which extends a preferential here. Fjverthousand Ottoman troops, died at histoome herd Saturday.' He 71 jrears old, a native of Coanectl-cuL'anwhs differential of 5 per cent on goods im- - with artillery dispatched by Essaad as graduated from the mili-Urported In Amerloafi oottoms, Pash, ha occupied Duraxzo. W academy at West Point", in ISCa. - d' " ..Naturalist on Trip. to North, fSealiler Wash. Captain Frank E. Kleinschmidt, who made an extended cruise of. Bering sea and the Arctis oceau liistyear, gathering specimens l ff I ird life tor the Carnegie museum of Pittsburg, left Saturday n thtoosxcr P, J. Abler for cruise of several months In i o: Uitru waters, , tre i I Protest. 71 ro'e-r-cn- J t Mi and tod: i.1 . L . - - Will Attempt to Settle Strike. N. J-- 'f A citizens commit.. Mrs. Howe cf Phitadephia, a sister ,of twenty fiv.e. arointed by Mayor. 'l'( Cf President WilSbn, is to PtltVe aPterschs staking itno toh-mi!l rest cure In Paris, after Let-whito"Las in strike, spending rcssTvehe v ecks' 1 1 n re wi) . D The supreme court on the time in which a4-n-kna- Old. ' ed LTeUnionPacifla..railroad' must dispose of its 56 per cent In the Southern Pacific stock from May 12 to Jqly 1. thus only partially complying with thq request of the Union Pacific attorneys for an Indefinite extensioa of Merchant Shot Down in Store. San l'rnnci-HHerman Saxe, diamomitr.ci hunt, was shot and oufcly wounded in stole b lag robin r who fkd T cl ore the i ri - the parcel e Court Says Unmerger Must. be Accomplished Before July 1. . Mul-rane- - GIVEN FURTHER TIME. it. New Trial Refused. -- aroused suspicion ' amongthe employes, several, hundred of whom were on duty at the' time. The package was plunged Into Water and the police, who were called, N opened it and found- -! filled with gunpowder, a quantity of slugs and a tube of. nitro, glycerine. V beeq-arrest- ed I Militant Blamed With Suffragets Sending Exploalvea Through Parcels Post. - London A bomb containing to- - demolish the great building was found among ths packages collected by tha parcel post at the southeastern postoffice Monday. No clew was obtained, but the police attach suspicion to the militant Pope Able to Work. Rome. Pope Piux X. continues to progress in the recovery of his health. Every dayhe descends to his library several hours to his work. Former President William H. Taft, Kent professor of law at Yale, In thtr second of his lectures on questions of modern government, at the university Let the party Monday afternoon that favors it vote for It: Let s try gf. hi. .Mr cxn over pictures wires. in ps , ' BOMB FOUND IN PACKAGE. Taft Suggests Trial of Free Trade. If we are to New Ttaven, Conn. Snkh Jury George R. Hirer 's ti! ri. lu t 5 prr ,. retires, . n a t Vhi; JUtS a. -- t. j ia itij .1 of-- ranza. General Casso Lopez is cially reported to be approachin; Monclova, the Carranza headquarters. -- o- T U REDUCED, Court of Appeals Says Labor Leader Must Serve Thirty Days. court Washington Contempt of judgments against Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and Frank Morrison, the labor-l- eaders, Tor their violation of account's injunction in theJioted Bucks stove and range case, were court of appeals, but the jail sentences imposed were held to have been too severe; so the court reduced Gompers seirtenceTroiir Oneear to thitry days and decreed that MitcheiL an ch Morrison merely should be fined $500 each, ill Y,v t'., i i - n wa i am n Par, i . p , -l- - London. King Nicholas ot Montenegro. having placed the future of Scutari in the hands of the European powers? settlement of the Albanian trouble now depends upon whether Essaad Pasha and Djavid Pasha will obey the orders sent by the sublime porte to withdraw their armies to the Turkish empire. It is believed that as, Montenegro has abandoned Scutari Essaad Pasha .will recognize the futility ot his aspirations to the king-shiof Albania in the face of the threatened Austro-Italiaexpedition to expel him. One of the embassadors at the close ff the embassadorial conferences at London Monday, said: The situation is saved and thecrisis is past. The reported Austro-Italiaation in Albania has no point now. SENTENCE WILL GARRY WAR TO THE. MEXICAN REBELS fore his' departure'' for Washington. The assembly, which was even then In the midst of its debate on the land bill, paused for half an hour to hear Mexican Government Promises to himT and then took up its work of fol-' Rebellion ' owing the senates lead. Stamp- Out Organized ; Within Next Thirty Days. Governor Johnson on Sunday reiter ated hla statement that he will not affix his signature to the bill until a reaMexico City. Assurances were giv- sonable time after Bryan reaches en at the national palace Sunday that Washington. before the end of the week the defenJAPAN TO ENTER PROTEST. sive attitude -- thus far maintained by the governmnt would be abandond Will Put' Matter of Solution of Caliand that within thirty days' anything fornia Controversy Up to GovernmenL having the appearance of a rebel orSan Francisco. A cablegram from ganization would be broken. It was Tokio to the Japanese American, a admitted that there would remain the ot this city, states that Japanese daily bands task of running down isolated inPresident Huerta and the war minis- the, Japanese government cabled to Baron structions Chinda, Japanese ter.' General Mondragon, as well as their counselors, seemed confident ambassador at Washington, to make that the forces of Venustiano Carran- formal protest against the alien land za, the rebel governor of Coahuila, and bill enacted cbythe California. Jegislar the rebel forces in Sonora, would be ture and now awaiting Governor Johnson's, signature- The message adds rendered practically harmless.. the position taken by the Japthat re700 General Gustavo Maas, with cruits, is on his way to Mazatlan and anese government is that .the United probablyv'will proceed to Guaymas-Genera- l States government is responsible for Tellez will succeed General the finding of a satisfactory solution Trucy Aubert at Monterey and prom- of the situation in California under its ises an active campaign against Car- treaty obligations to Japan. offi- MOMENT Places the Question of the Future of GOMPERS FEDERALS : ari 1 :.iv I in-tin- oi - . I ttre-ma- y rt - KING NICHOLAS BACKEO I - T- r 12-1- -- ING Secretary Bryan Declares That He Looks to the People to Express" Final Judgment Before the Act d - AP- LEGISLATURE CALIFORNIA PROVES LAND J10LDJNG JAPANESE. y d 1 . i ' Port An Prince, HaitL The presi dent of the republic of Haiti, Genera Tafprede Augustej died Saturday after a brief illness. The national assembly to elect cessor as chief executive t a suo jf ' |