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Show A THE COALVILUf.ES. COALVILLE, UTAH " ROTE Y1LL UTAH STATE NEWS AMERICANS FROM ZONE OF DANGER Wilton Evolving Policy of in Internal Affalra In Mexico. ff resident ' Friendly GOVERNMENT COMES TO AID OF FARMERS IN THE SOUTH AND WEST. 'Between Twenty five and Fifty Dollar of Government Fund to be Uaod to Prevent tH Ueual Tlflhtnee of Money. Mil-lie- HOP PICKERS FIRE UPON OFFICERS WHO HAD BEEN CALLED TO 8ETTIJI DISTURBANCE. n Washington. Twenty live to flfty million dollarof government fund In the national will deposited btnks of the eouth and nest at once by Secretary McAdoo to facilitate the movement of crop Federal, state and municipal bonde and prime commercial paper will be accepted aa for the money, on which the banka will pay two per cent interest. The motive of Secretary McAdoo In establishing this policy la to anticipate the money stringency in the late summer and fall, which Invariably accompanies the marketing and movement of crops, especially when they are unusually large as the harvest now beginning forecasts. He la tends to take time by the forelock and prevent or minimise the usual tightness of money. For the first time In history, the government will accept prime com mercla paper aa security for deposits. This privilege will be granted In order to make these special deposits available to banks on securities read Uy within tbelr reach. a GOMEZ HIES UP GAUNTLET THROWN DOWN BY CASTRO Uprising In Vtnexuela to be a Duel to the Death Between Old and New Dictator. THREE PERSONS KILLED, VEB PR ffV WHILE INJURED, LOSS WILL BE HEA Caracas In consequence of outbreak of the revolution In Venezuela and tbe invasion of tbe country by forces under the leadership of former Offce Building Wrecked, FI1 President Clprlano Castro, the federal eon Being Carried Down I the authorised . council, ENGLISHMEN NOT TO EXHIBIT. President constitutionally Craeh Rescuer Meet D at" Juan Vicente Gomes to asEffort to Liberate Vlcl m tbe until sume dictatorial powers Great Britain Decides Against Partiis crushed. movement Excipation In Psnsms-Psclfl- o President Gomes on Wednesday position. Washington. Like night sent the following telegram to gtaf I London. Great Britain has decided the governors of nil the Venexuelnn cyclone storm of wind, raltfahall whipped hack and forth acres s D against participation in tbs states: Gen. CIprisno Castro, Impelled by lions capita! ' Wednesdayr j vlng pacific exposition at 8n Francisco in 1915. ambition and the craze for power, has death and ruin In its warn hree Notification of this determination provoked a revolution in this repub- persons were killed, scoref! nred of the British government was con- lic by ordering bia partisans to arm and hundreds of thousands tf lars veyed officially to Washington early themselves against the constitutional worth of property was rulnf, word this week, the dispatch merely stat- government. ing to a hurried canvass ngyhen ing that Great Britain was not In n Already rebel forces in several lo- the city aroused Itself frof j f an in the Ban calities have- - disturbed the public or- hour of helplessness in th gP of position to participate No reasons der. Francisco exposition. the elements. ' were given. For halt aa hour the city lered It is necessary for you to be alert It baa been suggested for some and to net rapidly and enegertically paralysed under tbe beating tbs time, however, that the dispute In re- In aaalating tbe government to crush storm, every activity auspendtTrol-le- y lines, telephone lines Jkndreet gard io the Panama canal tolls might the rebels. Tbe peace of the country, which traffic were halted and tut vent-mepossibly lead to this result and the present notification of nonparticlpn- - conscientious Venezuelans are obliged departments suspended gera-at Garrison Wants Volunteer Army. San Francisco. A , big volunteer army to back up the regulars and the training of every enlisted man to trade which 111 make him a useful cltlsen when his enlistment expires were among the plana outlined by Secretary of War Llndley M. Garrison, speaking here Thursday at a luncheon given in his honor by tbe chamber of commerce. ' Will Make Long Walk. York. Mrs. M. B. Chester of Middletown, N. Y., wife of n boat builder, started from here with two "of her ten children to walk to Minneapolis. Bhe carried letter from Mayor Gaynor to tbe mayor of Minneapolis, which she hopes to deliver some two months hence. The two children are boys, aged 13 snd 14 DAVID LAMAR swssrsns wrecked 4 n7Utory brick offce building occnpfeJV the B 8. Saul company, rel otJ dealers, and fifteen person! ww arrled down in the crash. V. UHllton, of the real tgge company; Thomas B. Fealey, idrk, nnd an unidentified man who tiered the building to rescue those were EXPRESS RATES REDUCED. taken from the wreck dead,Half n dozen were taken to hospfcla seriState Railroad Commission Orders ously Injured and ball a dom tqore New Rates In California. were treated for slight Injtma. Ban Francisco. The state railroad commission of Callforn'a ordered re- Dynamite Plot Unsartld. durttons pn Friday In the express rates Calumet, Mich. Rumors da dynaof Wells Fargo ft Co., amounting to mite plot In connection wlth'be copn cut of 750,000 from present annual per mine strike became cunot here revenue. Every rale ef the company night following thsrrest of In this stale is abolished by the oh Thursday eight men at the Rgd Jaektuhaft der, which Is effective October 1, and over 3,000,000 new rates devised by SILAS R. BARTOI the commission on a son basis are ordered effective at that time. of decorum. It trust you will fufill your duty.1 Tht governors In their replies promised unqualified support of tbe government Some of them requested the dispatch of additions arms and cat ton-mil- e Trampled American Flag. Saskatoon, Bask. A member of d the Saskatoon militia, who was and discharged from his regiment for trampling an American flag under his feet In a parade Thursday night, was reinstated Friday. The other members of the regiment threatened to resign if the dismissal of their comrade was allowed to stand. court-rnrtlale- Early Vott on Tariff Bill All Indications point Washington to an early vote on the tariff bill In the senate. The Republicans, realising the hopelessness of opposing the , bill, are not going to delay Its and of course tbe Democrats will push It just as fast as possible. pan-sage- Indian Bulta Cause Death. Twelve children at play have been burned to death in Brooklyn this summer while wearing fringed Indian nnd cowboy snlta. The death of the twelfth victim occurred Friday. Have Right to Decline Advertising. Evelyn Thaw Bankrupt. New York. Evelyn Nesblt Thaw, St Paul, Minn. Tbst newspapers fcave a right to decline advertising Harry K. Thaw s wife, filed a volun-tn- r when they deem It objectionable, even petition in bankruptcy In the fed11 It Is submitted to them under a' eral district court here Friday arter-noon- . Her liabilities she schedules yearly contract. Is the effect of a r court decision. ss $5,054 assets $250. . who Crime ef Aged Husband, Montville, Conn Albert Rogers,' S3 -- Teara .oldshoL .snd.JjnsUBUy.. killed his wife and then attempted ineffectually to ead bia own life with the same revolver. The shooting fcIow- - a r.uarreL New York. New Concentration Proceea Denver, Col. A new concentration process for the treatment of low grade ores, which It Is claimed will reduce the present cost of handling the ore 0 per cent has 'been completed by Thomas A. Edison. Thirteen Shot Down In Conflict With Peliee at Cawnpore, India, Calcutta. The demolition of n portion of n mosque at Cawnpore for which ' had street improvements, caused indignation nee tings to be held in many parts of India and led to serious rioting at on Sunday. A procession ot na Bur-m&- Cawa-por- e mosque anJ began replacing the bricks of tbe partly demolished edifice. An attempt to disperse the gathering resulted In a conflict with the police, who fired n volley Into the crowd, killing thirteen persons and One policeman wounding thirty. was shot and forty other were Aajnjtsrference on thpart of the nationals or foreigners. This determination was expressed in a statement issued Saturday evening by Dr. Aureliano Urrutia, the Mexican minister of the Interior, on behalf of the president Trans-Mississip- Vicious Convict Escapes. Salt Lake City. George W. Parry, years in the state penitentiary for assaulting n girl, escaped Friday night by scaling the prison wall with n ladder he hao made out ot gas pipe. Three guards are nnder suspension. His escape was the most daring In the history of the prison. serving sixty-on- e Charlton to be Sent fo Italy. . York. New Porter Charlton, charged with the murder of his wife In June, 1910, at Lake Como, Italy, wll be taken from the Hudson county jail on August 13 to stand trial in Italy. Trailed by Bloodhound. Gallatin, Mo. Thomas Efcer.'a laborer, has been arrested In connection with the murder of Charles Donaldson of Junction, 111., who was shot while walking with a young woman in n park. Bloodhounds followed a trail from the py;klaEfoers-hom- e. Crushed Under Falling Ties. Ogden. Donald Anderson, 7 years old, son of Julius C. Anderson, stractor of Provo, was seriously injured when n number of ties, upon which he was climbing in the Union Pacific railroad yards, fell upon him. Venezuelan Troop Mobilized. Caracas, Venezuela The mobilization 'Iff the Venezuelan troops In Caracas was completed Saturday and an expedition Is expected to leave the capital at any moment to meet the revolutionary Invaders. j A mULAmak, vice-preside- . Vf Provisional President Will Brook No Interference on Port of Nationals. Mexico City. Foreign interference In the conduct of his task of padfi cation will not be tolerated by Provisional President Huerta He pur poses to stay in the presidency and - - Bliss R. Barton, who hat juet'an Peace In Balkans Probable. aumod his duties as eonBreitmM from th Fifth district of Nebraska, Bucharest Tbe Balkan peace the of R. L. Metcalf' thTiiev ference is making ateady progress, but governor of th Panama Canal zne- - 11 b"Hy possible that a prellml-- ' BirtOR- l - I Republican peaco treaty can be signed by pary Iim been prominent as a labor leader.! tbe time the five days armistice expires this week. Member of Council Expelled. Knights of Columbus at Boston. filon City, 111 By vot of $ to I Boston. tbe city council expelled Alderman ArDelegates from councils In thur Qtevenson of the second ward on every state and territory of the Unitcharges In connection with tbe hand ed States and from nil sections ot ling of the returns at the mtmidpal Canada, Mexico nnd Cuba arrived election last April , here Sunday to attend tbe thirty-firs- t , national convention of the supreme f The Astor Inheritance Tax.' ' council of the Knights of Columbus. New York.-Wi- llim Vineet Astor i w Prims ry fo rP aa t office Job. lax of $2,741,833 on - his inheritance Okla. Stillwater, OkljuTls Guthrie, of $SS, 959,599 from the estate to have Its postmaster nominated In n of Chls In accordance with father, the late John Jacob ar Irhk prlkry election. tbe Payne county by plan adopted Democratic convention las. summer. ULpajMho-ctatror"NewTBiT- HUERTA WILL FIGHT FOR PLACE. Engineer Saves Boys Life. Clarksburg, W. Vu Hulbert L. McHenry, an engineer on the BaltiREPUBLICANS GETTING RE8TIVE. more ft Ohio railroad, saved tbe life ot William Allen, 5 years old, whom Charge That President Is Forcing he discovered In the center of a sixty-foot trestle here. The engineer Legislation on Tired Out Congress. climbed over the coalpit of the locothe Four of months Washington. which was backing up at a extra session of the Democratic con- motive, fast rate of speed, and by hanging rewith have tariff tbe passed gress on the rear end of tbe tender picked vision bill still in the early stages ot Allan in one arm. consideration by the senate, the lobby up young about to become a Commercial Congress to be Held. Investigation double-bqrelle- d affairs, with senate Wichita. Kan. John L Powell, and houad committees probing, the of the Mexican situation engaging deep inCommercial congress, after comterest In both branches, nnd Repub- municating with United States Senalican leaders getting resttv In the tor James W. Brady at Washington beat over President Wilson's deter- on Saturday, announced that the next mination to force currency legisla- session of the congress will be held tion on what they term a tired out at Wichita in October, 1913, as congress. planned. 4 - Death Preferred to Parting. New York. After eluding n policeman awaiting to arrest him on tbe complaint of his wife, Harry G. Elliott, n lithographer, 35 years old, accompanied by Miss Ellen Sibley, 30 years old, went to n point in Macomb's Dam park, known ns lovers' leap, where Elliott killed his companion nnd ended his own life by shooting. Veritable Deluge in Pennsylvania. Stroudsburg, Pa. Stroodsburg and the Delaware Gap were the center of a storm Friday that is said to have been unprecedented In thla aectlon of the state. Seven and one-hal- t Inches of rain fell between 13:30 and o'clock, doing damage estimated at more than (100.000. No Uvea have been retorted lost Lamar It the New York stock broker ha been testifying before the senate lobby committee, tolling how he impersonated vaHoua congressmen mainly for the purpose of ebtalning employment for hie fHend, Edward Lauterbach, a New York lawyer. While President WilWashington son has not as yet announced the policy which he thinks the American government ought to pursue toward Led by Industrial Workers ef the Mexico, there Is every reason to believe he is evolving n plan of nonWorld, Five Hundred Workmen interference in the Internal affairs of Battle With Officials In Hop southern republic. Developments the Fields Neer Wheatland, Cal. Saturday emphasised the trend of affairs toward sn attitude of friendly Chico, Cal. In a fiercely waged battle I tween 500 bop pickers led It became known Saturday that the by members of the Industrial Work-er- president, in conference with memof the World nnd a sheritTa posse bers of tbe bouse military affairs in the hop fields in Wheatland, twelve committee, had dlacouraged the idea miles south 'of Marysville. Sunday of making preparations for the volunLikewise army. Secretary night at the supper hour, .six of tbe teer posse, including District Attorney A. Bryan's request for an appropriation E. Manwell of Marysville, were killed of (100.00Q with which to transport outright and n score of others are destitute Americans from Mexico in suffering from gunshot wounds, some emergencies developed n feeling in ot them perhaps fatally, ' official circles that tbe American Five hundred operatives In the hop government would endeavor In any fields have for several days been crisis to remove Americans from the complaining about the wages they troubled tones. were receiving. The trouble has been This, it is felt, would minimize brought to an acute stage by the ef- the chances for international diffforts of the members ot tbe 1. W. JV iculty, ss any destruction of property who are said to have been grieved would be cared for through indemnibecause there have been some Jap- fication and there Is every Indication, anese employed In tbe field nnd whom incidentally, that he Wilson adminithe employers refused to discharge. stration will pursue n vigorous policy Tbeefflcer were sent for nnd the toward recovering damages to foreign clash occurred. It is claimed the property In Mexico- .strikers fired upon the 'posse as the men were seated In an automobile. EIGHTEEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION The sheriff nnd his men were warned of Victims Met Death In Effort to turn back, nnd when the sheriff Five te 8av Their Comrade. arose In the machine to address' tht Tower City, Pa. Eighteen men men he was shot down, after which were killed and two seriously Inn miniature battle was fought. Three hundred armed men. In jured' Saturday In n double explosion charge of Chief of Police Charles Mc- in the east Brookside mine of the Coy of Marysville, are at the scene Philadelphia A Reading Iron company of the trouble and a company of reg caused, it is believed, by dynamite ular soldiers from the Presidio at and gas. Thirteen men died in the first exSan Francisco have been asked to be rushed to tbe scene to quell the plosion nnd five went to their death trouble that It is feared will follow. in the second blast, after an heroic attempt to rescue the first victims MOSLEMS FIGHT FOR MOSQUE. One of the rescuers escaped. Financier Kbit Self. - Winnipeg, Man. Arthur M. Stewart, formerly manager of a large trust company and one of the beet known financiers in western Canada, committed suicide by shooting Saturday, The cause lor the net is unknown. Marks Ballot With Foot Chicago. Mies Kitty Smith, who Is armless, marked her ballot with her foot when she voted Saturday at the first election held in Maywood, a suburb, under the new woman suffrage law. Church Wrecked by Dynamite. Clifton, Ari. The Catholic church at MoreneT'WSr Almost "lotany wrecked early Saturday by an explo-sioof dynamite. This was the second attempt at destruction, th first ' . . having n i Odin Johnson, who was killed 1 motorcycle accident at Cincinnati, was a resident of Salt Lake City. It ia predicted that between 400 and 500 carload of peaches will be shipped from Utah county this year. Representative Johnson has introduced a bill appropriating $55,000 for the purchase of n site snd the erection of a public building at Ephraim. Nick Kronoblc, charged with assault upon a fellow countryman at Lucia, baa been sentenced to pAy a fine ot $100 or serve 100 days in the county jail. Salt Lake City baa been chosen as the next meeting place of the Pacific Agents association, Freight which has Just closed tts convention at Seattle. George Morton, aged 21, who was be was caught In badly mangled Brick n flywheel at the KayaviUe works at Kaysville. died- at a Salt Lake hospital. Wheat and other grains are being harvested In the Brigham City section, Tbe season has been ideal for the dry farmers and large crops are reported from all quarters. Von Klrkham. aged 19. bo received serious Injuries at Lehl while attempting to follow an automobile on his bicycle, la In a serious condition at a Salt Lake hospital. Caught by n high tension wire carrying 4.000 volts of electricity, while on tbe crossartn of a pole, Leo 8. Baumgart of Salt Lake received burns of such serioug character that his death is expected. Suspected of being George Arthur Harper wanted in Caliente, Nev., for two men and woundshooting to ing a third in a saloon row on the night of June 30, K. F. Spencer ha been arrested in Ogden. That Logan citizens are determined to have a water system which will supply pure water was evidenced by a meeting last week when a large number gathered to dlscusB the ways and means of obtaining the same. WililAm Wolf, a German, 30 years ol age, attempted suicide in the boys ward of the city Jail at Salt Lake by hanging himself to the bars of his cell with suspenders, but was discovered and cut down by the other prisoners. Henry J. Woebke, 38 years of age, Salt Lake sales agent for the American Steel ft Wire company, was fatally injured and O. W. McGill was seriously Injured when McGills automobile went over an embankment In Salt Lake City. J. Edward Taylor, statF horticultural commissioner, has returned from a 3 general Inspection Re declares fiiat the . proquwcu ty. for a good commercial crop 'of TTnlf In that district are better than they were ? year ago. Death claimed a pioneer resident of Weber county last week, when Andreas Peter Mortensen died at his home In Huntsville of general debility. He was 91 years old, having been horn in Sollerod, Copenhagen county, Denmark, July 14, 1822. In despair over domestic troubles, Mrs Mildred Mann, said to be a daughter of a wealthy banker in Seattle, took a hypodermic injection ol morphine at her room In a Salt Lake hotel, but was discovered in time tc prevent her death. Leo Takko,. charged with stabbing Andrew Nemt, a Finlander, was discharged at the conclusion of his bearing at Park City. The dismissal was made on the grounds of unsufficient evidence. Neml is at the Miners hoe pltal, where he Is slowly recovering. When Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Warner, who live ear the Spanish Fork power plant, get up one morning Inst week he found that he had been sleeping with a huge rattlesnake that had crept into his bed. He immediately killed the snake. The total tax of Ogden city rrop erty for tbe year 1913, according to the levy made by the county and city commissioners, is 35,495 mills, which is n decrease of 2 105 mills under last years tax levy, which wa 37 6 mills. In the county outside the city the tax will be 24 mills. W. 7. Parker, who fs interested in several canneries In Weber couny predicts this year to be the banner year for the tomata crop. With th present price and demand he says that there is no reason why each farmer Lhould not have his entire crop sold before it reaches the canner. In spite of a- prediction by a Salt Lake woman that the Saltair pavilion would collapse Pioneer day, the resort did not fall In. However, many persons who had plannel to spend the day there were prevented from taking tbelr outing at the lakq, by the predic- tion John W. Hill, 80 years of age, n re- Went of Utah since 1874 and wqir known in railroad circles, died July 27 in Chicago, or apoplexy. Mr. Hill formerly worked on the old Utah Central railroad and helped build the road from Lehl to Provo. Another murder was committed In Salt Lake City last week, according to tbe verdict of n coroners Jury summoned to investigate the cause of the death of the familiar police court character known as "Johnnie Bull, who was beaten to death by unknown ' persons. w. B. Bywater, chief of the alt r Lake fire department, has been reinstated, alter being suspended for some time pending Investigation Jollowlnft. tbe running down nnd killing of n girl while he was on hid way to- n firs In an automobile. Cot deb trijLUk-Caoheuh- - , ' |
