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Show FLANNELS l nJliUbi CTCES IN SBTE OF LIARTUL THE UTAH BUDGET . LAW Blsmark Snyder, aged OlllHIEiaiii Mine Guards and Strikers Battle for ' Several Heure in Southern Colored Coal Fields. WESTERN HEMISPHERE DEVOTED TO THE SACRED PURPOSE OP BROTHERS FIGHT ON OPPOSITE SIDE IN PITCHED BATTLE v BETWEEN FOUR MEN. L Benrini, Colo. Three battles, the pattest fought since the strike of coal T. Tragedy Occurs in Sparsely Settled RegiorMn Idaho In Which a Nunv feev-Men Have Been Killed -In Last Few Years. ef minors hi southern Colorado began, law President Wilson Declare He WsuM marked the first day of martial on Tuesday. One this la district, Like to Believe Tvt Newfcere Can mlae guard killed, tour union men Any Govemmant Endure WImcJb f hrosaded, two badly, two children of Stained Wttk Bleed. men Shot, one mine guard tnlasfog and a eounty marshal woundwere the casualties of the three Pa President Wil- ed, Swarthmore, one hero, one at Tabasco and fighls. son, in a speech here Sunday, prothe other at Hastings. It was In Hastclaimed the doctrine that the whole westers hemisphere should be dorot ings that the most serious fighting ed to one sacred purpose --that no- took place; and it was there that the where can any government end or mae guard was killed and the strikwhich Is stained with Mood or sup- ers wounded. Late Tseeday afternoon a force of ported by anything but tho consent of Trinidad from the the government-- " readied the three to, camps It was while extolling the spirit with which William Penn sought tc this territory, end by virtue of mart establish -- a 'Tree commonwealth la tial government, dosed every saloon America" that the president toddes; In the throe camps. No attempt was tally revealed hip thoughts on proa-- , made te dlstm the guards. ent-daHis nttersnees. ft problem DIAZ SEEKS PROTECTION. is known, reflect the ideas wUch the Washington administration Is prepar- I Saf for the Present on an Amen-ing to announce to the nations of the leas Warship. world In a formal not on the policy Waslkigtioa. General Felix Diaz of the United States toward Mexico. now m aa American warship, havIf The president arpek In Mg test not far from the spot where Penn landed, ing aaaosseed that he believes his the exercises being commemorative; Bite la danger aa a result of his to obey the orders of Provisional also, of Founders' day at Swarihmors Huerta. Fissideat He was snthsslasttenlty college. Admiral Fletcher, who Is is comcheered. mand of the American ships Jn Mexico waters, notified Washington early HISTORIC HALL REDEDfCATED. Tseeday that Diaz, with two Mexican President Wilson Speaks fm Pfacs eompaaJoss'and an' American newsWhere Csgrsea Used Sri. paperman; had been granted the right of msytam a the Wheeling after fee hisPhiladelphia. Congress hall toric Independence square, where the pleading that their lives were endansenate and the house of represent-tiveger!. The admiral asked for InstrucThe tions as to their disposition. resat from 1790 to 2109, was tate department first Instructed him dedicated Saturday wtth patriotic exercises, . the occasion marking the Co isqtriro of the Mexican refugees completing of the restoration of tho m hero they wished to go. Later the deportment notified the admiral that hall to almost' its original within a reasonable time they must be ance. President Wilson was tbs tral figure In the ceremonies and de- transferred from the Amrican war livered a twenty mlnstes address, In vcssdL They may be placed aboard which be barked back to tho early days a somnsesrial liaer bound for Havana of the republic and contrasted men or Now York, as they choose. and things of those times with the WILL PUSH MOFFAT ROAD. present to Start Building of Line Mrs. Fairbanks Laid at Rest. Towards Salt Lake. Gap Indianapolis, Ind. The funeral of Denver. Work of closing" hair of wife of Mrs.' Charles W. Palr-ank- a, the former who died at the gap la the Moffat road between her home hero Friday, was held So Craig; Coto the present terminus, aa4 Salt Lake will be started soon. day afternoon and burial was In Crown William Hill cemetery. Bishop Sic The link to be built will be approxiDowell of Chicago; who accompanied mately- 1SS miles long, while the cost he- chase to $5,000,000. Mr. and Mrs. Fairbanks part way on wffl Is said the party of financiers, U their recent trip around tho world, F, IL frfnoe of F. H. Prince 1 conducted the serricea. Sc. Cft, Heston; W, R. Patton. Boston, nsd Charles J. Singer. New York, Veteran Editor CsWsdL who made aa Inspection trip over the Salt Lake. Cot William Stedtet road twe weeks ago, are to died of editor the Salt Lake Triton, provide capital for the extension. death suddenly Sunday morning, Bis While the teasel contract between came without warning, (bfmri Nri the railroad and this city provides son had just passed bt sevesty-fosrtthe rallrmd must be completed that o thirty-twyear birthday. For the bug he had bees associated wtth the Salt Into Salt Lake within five years, K la Lake Tribune In various capacities. believed It win he finished long be: He first entered the employ of the pa- tone the tnnnri. per as a reporter. Rebels Is Ecuador Busy. , . - non-unio-n Idaho Falls, Idaho. Sam Thomas, locally known as Scarfaced Thomas, ires shot and killed Monday after noon by "Rilly" Williams, a well known horseman, at a point near the Livermore ranch in the Hamer dis- trict dt is said that two bothers fought on opposite sides of the pitched battle. "Billy Williams and Mose Johnson, on one side, and Joe Williams and Sam Thomas, on the other, faavj been enemies for months. Jt 1b .clalm-,ethat Joe Williams' and Thomas went after some. horses which they bad learned that . "Billy" Williams and Johnson had run off. and which were supposed to he In possession of the latter two in the Mud Lake section, formerly known as Market Lake and lying northeast of Roberts. Shortly after the arrival of Joe Williams and Thomas there was a quarrel and an exchange 4 shots. When the smoke cleared away Thomas had been shot to death, but Joe Williams had Johnson is said to be a "escaped. brother-in-laof the Williams broth ers. Neither 'Billy" Williams-Johnsowas injured. Both Billy Williams and" Johnson surrendered to Constable James El of Roberts, FremOnt county. This section has acquired a very bad record inJbApast few years on account ofdhe extensive list of deaths of a iolent nature, nearly all of which Lave been due primarily to trouble .among the ranchers over horses. Half a dozen m n have died with their fcoots on" in the last few years, the d w teparsely-settle- region tending to d en- courage lawlessness. DAN1EL8 EXPLODES FALLACY. Declares Opening of Canal Will Double Efficiency of Fleet. Mobile, Ala Conceding the vast beneflURhat "will accrue to commerce through the opening of the Panama canal, Secretary Daniels told delegates to the Southern Commercial . congress Monday night that the opening would not double the efficiency of the navy. He denied claims that the increased mobility of the fleets would add so much to the sea power of the United States. He acknowledged, however, that' such fhobility would render the navy more efficient Operators Threaten to Strike. Dallas, Texas. A strike of 1,500 telegraphers' of the Missouri, Kansas ft Texas railway system was threatened Monday 'when General Manager W. A. Webb of the railroad refused to consider the telegraphers demands : until December 15. Snowstorm In Missouri. j ' St Louis. A heavy snowstorm swept over Rolla. Mo, and surrounding country Monday. Trees were broken down and branches torn off until the streets were blocked. A rain In St. Louis turned to BleeC HENRY WADE ROGERS (Copyright HUERTA VOTE BELIEVED - lIGfflllFOIIQS TO INVALIDATE Balloting In Mexloo ' President In Doubt and May not Known for Weeks. Result of JSHOM y SPEilT RECLAMATION DIRECTOR SAYS GOVERNMENT OUGHT TO AID WEAK WE8TERN PROJECTS. Mexico City. it may be weeks before the reeultbf the . election for presldentjyllf be determined. It would seemat'the present time, however, thafthe vote cast for Provisional President Huerta will invalidate the election. The hope la held out that the ayuntamlento," a 'body resembling In small degree a board of aldermen, will have prepared its report for the federal district by the end of the week. From the experience of the last presidential election, when the means of communication was much better and the country was more nearly In a state of peace, it Is regarded as too much to expect that the results throughout the country will be learned before the expiration of several weeks. Out of 970 polling places in the federal district the Catholic party leaders claim a majority In 920 for their candidates, Federico Gamboa and General Rascon. This claim, they say. Is based on returns reported by the party watchers at the pollB. The returns from Colima, Guadalajara and various smaller towns also Indicate Catholic majorities. It is said by many politicians that enough votes have been cast for' the ticket to invalidate the election In view of General Huertas declaration that oongTess must declare these votes Illegal The ayuntamlento has been called to meet November 2 to paa upon the ballots for senators and deputies. . - re-fat- v At the Same Times He Inelete That the Weet Muet Make Good andnThere Muet be No Hint of Repudiation of Obligations- Boise, Idaho. F. II. 'Newell, director of the' "United States reclamation service, in a speech before the Commercial club here Wednesday night, took strong grounds In favor of federal aid for Carey act projects that have been held up through lack of financial suport. He said there was still available of the $100,000,000 advanced by the federal government for irrigation purposes, and that this $20,000,000 should be utilized by the with the department in states In putting Uese limping projects on their feet. At the same time Director Newell instated that the west must make good; that there must be no hint of repudiation of any part of the obligations in any part of the west, and that the weet must see to It that bona fide settlers go upon the land and that It must not be bought up by speculators In the east and elsewhere who have no Intention of making improvements, but who hope to make profits out of the toil of others. - ' $20,-000,0- -- Huer-ta-Blanque- t -- s vice-preside- -- Reason forxThaw Indictment. Albany, N. Y.- - "The determination that the lavish and ingenious use of YOKEL AGAIN CHAMPION. the- - Thaw millions shall not triumph Salt Laka Wrestler Defeats Chris over Justice," Is declared General Carmody to oe the sole. ReaJordan In'TVIp Straight Falla son Tor the state in having ah inSalt Lake City. Mike Yokel of Salt dictment returned against Harry K, Lake beat Chris Jordan of Cleveland, Thaw in New York county. 0., tor the world's middleweight chamElection In Italy. pionship in a wrestling match Mom ... Rome.General elections were held day night, Ditched. Train V hours fall First obtained In three throughout Italy on ,the 26th. DisorCedar la. Falls, Engineer Wahl had and thlrty-eiminutes with a single ders were not as grave as expected, both scalded, bis I refrightfully legs hammerlock. Second fa obtained in although one person was killed and man ankle an sprained Jumping, a maU one minute with a bar and head sets many were injured. Numerous arrests clerk sustained crushed band and a a Bora. were made. number of passengers were bvnlssd and scratched when the Chicago to MRS. JAMES W. GERARD ORDERS Omaha limited on the dfsete CenGovernor of Coloraoo Will tral waa ditched by ' running into a defective switch. to 8ettle Coal Miners Strike. C b x CoayspL - - the- state- militia to proceed to the, southern Colorado coal fields and undertake a general disarmament of mine guards and. strikers. - -- A body of the of Guayaquil, proceed with them te Se- scUmnry commandr who vriHJ ll wUJ there assume the operations against com-o- f Col. Charter Concha, who has appeared again at the head of a band of rebels. Another toroe of rebels led by Col. Cartes Alfaro saade its appearance Machine Guns Against Strikers. Tme day fcrtwem LuuUe and Vinces. Calumet, Mlch. As the result Drews Prize. the attack on a Duluth, Seat! Jterth Fistte. Neb, The last large ft Atlantic passenger train bringing men to the Calumet A Heel mines; ft tract ed Nebraska government land ma- was panerited out by Uncle Sam on was declared Saturday that m TwKK&ey, srbear a drawing for 5M n mounted would be chine gun In the Nebraska national flat car which will be attached to situated near this city trains having Imported men aboard operators and. strike leaders by sum marily- - ordering- Ecuador. was ordered to leave here at nsew Taesday under Colonel Valesoo, tmoeps .OUT-TROOP- 1:20- Denver, Colo. At Monday morning Gov. E. M. Ammons terml n&ted as cries ofconferences with the - for-tmet- re - Monterey Has Fallen. has Brownsville, Tex. "Monterey been captured." This was the message rt'ceived Saturday by Constitu tionalist General Lucio Blanco at Matamoras. opposite here. Jt came from his chief of staff. Major Mujica, who is at Reynoso, sixty miles from here, on the railroad line to Monterey. the Nebraska military reservation ' Mrs. Gerard, wife of the new ambassador to Germany, haa just Joins her husband In Berlin. She la dauohter of Marcus A Dalv. United States and that which preeed ed the Cuban war. Ended Life by Shooting San Francisco. William H. Daniels, for twenty-threyears past the Pacific coast manager for the Curtis Publishing company of Philadelphia, shot and killed himself Monday In fads home in this city. Volturno Survivors in New York, survivors of New York. Forty-sithe steamer Volturno were brought Into port Sunday by thq Bteamer Car-- . mania. Theyhad been rescued by the steamer Devonian and transferred to Liverpool. Officer Suicides. - hell. Sdarrin Trltch of Klrke-vfm- , El Paso, Tex. Capt, Thomas M, 3C&, drew the magic number Corcoran, troop C, Thirteenth cavalry, committed suicide by a&swfcteg Tcais Dywamited by Rebels. himself Friday night at the Cfcbsmbws, Msxkw X. M.. border patrol camp, acrortfts City, Only eight persons sarrive whes the troop' train w as to advices received at Fort Blimi by nrhels at the railway staProtests Increased Duties, lls f Late, between Saltillo and Mexico City. Formal protest has raoegas; Ceahioia. More than 100 been entered by Paul Le Fatevre, federal asMwr, tec Jading three were kJSlaA. All the survivors French minister to Mexico at t&s Mexican foreign office against tbs Increase! wero SsjaaedL of 50 per cent on Import duties Into Gates Dead, Mexico decreed by President Jlnerts. Cedy, Wyst Charles G. Gates, son eff tb tea Lot Home Rule Bill to be Pressed. Mf, Gates, died in Ms ear here BriTh Tuesday of a private Lsdyback, Fife, Scotland. tish government Intend to proceed strok ed apepte?- - Mr. Gates came &8i a saonte ago on the advice nith the home rule for Ireland M3 during the coming sessions cf porks-men- t, sd p&ysStoa, who accompanied him, according to as aancuftcwment bsLevteg bte be<h would improve . 1fe a rinog ed climate and altitude. Premier-Asquithby Requisition for Thaw. Albany, ,N. Y. William T. Jerome and Deputy Attorney .General Frank for Concord, lin Kennedy left Friday w N. M., armed' with-nepapersre-- ' questing the return of Harry K. Thaw to this state,. Funeral of Adelpft St. Louis. The funeral of Adofpftos Busch, who died two weeks age la Germany, took place hero Saturday afternoon In the presence ct members of the family and 159 honorary pallbearers. Troop Train Dynamited. "Mexico City. A troop train on the National railroad was dynamited Monday by rebels near San Salvador, In the state of Zaoatecas, and fifteen were killed, according to a dispatch from Satilla Escaped Convicts Captured. Auburn, CaL William Rodri, Tom Norman Hair, Samuels and the three Folson penitentiary convicts who escaped from the prison Friday, Bfter overpowering a guard, have been captured. Roosevelt Addresses South Americans Rio de Janeiro. Theodore Roosevelts first, speech in South America was delivered Friday at the government university here. His address teepied with expression of good will for South America Matos Suicides. i&MKSa. Idaho. Gacar Whitman, Manila. Captaia Harry McEnerry of the Thirteenth company, PhUSp-pin- tried bewkkeeper of the Stoddard sui-rscouts, died Saturday from ftandwaj company, committed wounds received during a g& beby shooting himself in the head tween the scouts and the Morn at jb tb rtss Tuesday night Despon ficoey was te cause. Talipao on October 22, - 3i,,Seven Meet Death In Fire. Milwaukee, WIs. Seven ded firemen and twenty four injured were taken from the ruins of the Goodyear Rubber company plant here Suuday, where fire caused a damage of $300,-000- Henry Wade Rogers, dean of the Yale law achool, has been appointed a judge of the United Statee circuit court. Formerly he was president of 'Northwestern University, Evanston, III Compares Mexico With Cuba. London Commenting.on the result of the Mexican elections, the Chronicle finds much resemblance between (the - present- - aspect- - irs- In the . - e x -- New ) wS Killed by 9. who was run 'down by an automobile In Sait Wsedd, Es&adite Thaw,. CsmssriL X. IL Another petition bar tb extradition of Harry K. Thaw was 2 wLh tee secretary of state T awstey b Bernard Jacobs, a New Bassptetee tewyer representing the state ed Nw York. f Moi e u Lake, died from his Injuries. Frank J. Stafford, formerly of Springville, was one of the victims o! the Dawson, N. M., mine disaster! Arthur Goeck, 26 years old,-- t! el Saturday at Salt Lake, from lockjaw, which attacked him as the result of a fall from an Ice wagon September Lea Cooper, aged 5, while playliijP In the street in Salt Lake, was rua down byan automobile and so Injured that she may not recover; Two young men who are said to" have held up, twelve men a ho uere riding In a box car from Provo to Salt Lake, secured about $40 for their trouble.' A reduction of eighteen houTs in the freight schedule between Ogden and Kansas City is soon to be made, as the result of the completion of the . Marysville-- as tings Cache county reports that crops are not all harvested, but they are still at work, particularly on beets, the crop being slightly above the average yield, especially for wheat Street cars 6f the have now been established on several of the lines in Salt Lake City and as fast as possible all the cars will he changed to that type. A party of eight Japanese who say they are in the United States to study commercial conditions, being sent from the Mikados kingdom by Thomas Cook ft Son, ware In Salt Lake last " week. . According to a report submitted to the board of education, the elective system of the students choosing their own studies has been highly successful in --the Ogden high school after a two years test. A J. Hughes of the reclamation service, who has been chief clerk and purchasing agent for the. Strawberry for Washproject since 1907, has ington, D. C., to be assigned 'to other work In the service. Colonel William Nelson editor of the Salt Lake Tribune, died suddenly Sunday morning at his home in Salt Lake. Colonel Nelson was In his 74th year and had been with the Tribune for thirty-twyears. As the result of a 'fire which is be lieved to have been caused by boys playing with matches, Wilmer Perrin, a farmer residing near Eden, Ogden valley, lost $1,000 last week, his bain and granary being destroyed by fire. Mitchell Conlin, who died at Provo on the 24th, at the age of 84, came to tho United States when a boy and went west In 1869, at the time of the building of the Union Pacific, 3etng wdth the railroad construction forcea The new pole line and overhead transmission wires oi the Western Union Telegraph company between Corrinne Junction and Lucin along the old line of the Central Pacific Will be completed before the end of the year. was the Voluntary manslaughter verdict returned by the .jury In the case of Albert L Rucker, charged with the murder Of George A. Painter. Rucker killed Painter at Bingham last June 4, stabbing him in the neck with a knife. Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst may visit Salt Lake, She la scheduled to lecture on November 13 at Colorado Springs, and she has expressed a desire to visit Salt Lake and other western cities ' before her" return- to England. That the Salt Lake tabernacle choir, representative as a body of singers of the Mormon church organization as a whole, may enter the great international exposition eisteddfod to be held at San Francisco in August, 1915, is , considered, probable. Harley Mewhlnney- - murderer of C. E. Erickson, entere a petition for commutation of sentence at the meeting af the state boSrd of pardons, but again his case was continued. His petition is now scheduled to come up for consideration at the November meeting of the board. Only a small portion of the $10,009 appropriated for 1913 for Salt Lake rounty under the provisions of the new legislation for public support of dependent mothers remains, and the officials are considering ways and means for further fund. .needed during the winter months. By agreement between counsel, Elmer L. Dewey, slayer of Sergeant John rlenry Johnston, at Sail Lake, changed his plea of not guilty to a charge of murder in the first degree to a plea of guilty to second degree murder, and was sentenced to fourteen years in the state prison. The winter work of the Utah Develat a opment league was launched meeting held' in Salt Lake last week The program as outlined calls for die biggest campaign that has ever been undertaken by the organization, and includes some important steps la tee development of the state. Yee Foo Luo, a Chinese herbalist, a ho defeated the state board of medical examiners recently In Its attempt to enjoin him from selling his herbs without a medical license, has been arrested on a serious charge, and another attempt will he made to prevent Ms practicing in this State. Charles W. Guest, t a lineman for the telephone company, was electrocuted while at work on a pole in Salt Lake. His right foot, thrust downward through a double ciossa. to hold him while he worked, came in contact with a high tension wire. . - sen-ousl-y H cut-off- lft o - |