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Show ATCH WAV n fi,ce br as 8to, .!! I : Pbiitd eJiiti, le fcn 1IEBER CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 191 1. UXXVI. NO. 3. ! 7 th, j H iivoly sen f ' na & fur prjj, HE DEPICTS THOUSAND DEATHS REVOLUTION Crosses Set Up on Wayside In Austrian Tyrol to Remind the Faithful of Their Duties. :P''SiUo, ricnl elm ds SCENE ON CALVARY RULE STATE OF MARCH That Capture of Arsenal antf Rush on National Capital Wat Planned by Kelley. Cha-ge- d Ob-ladi-s acttry , CABINET MEMBER or of , fR3 OFFICE AND RIDDLES 1 total 60 DY WITH BULLETS. OF A uoro f INUNDAT- TWO RUSSIAN TOWNS FROM ED BY WATER DURING HURRICANE Rapid Popula ton May Help Solve Vexing Prob- SEA lem of Labor la Secure From Exploiters. j Himmu Increase In Country's , I Result of Long Continued London The rising among the Basutos at Jagersfontein draws at tention to one of the most remarkable of the native races In South Africa Basutoland is a self governing native territory under the aegis of the Brit al Cm. ish crown. The spirit of British pol r More than Ekaterinodar Russia of 1915 jj. Gaston Calmette, the icy toward it was strikingly revealed in the of 1,000 paid penalty persons perished Saturday Figaro, nade by recently by Lord Gladstone when beof of towns the the inundation fore thousands of Basutos he first the Salt ter midnight Monday morning w and Achtyrska by a tidal wave proclaimed Griffiths the future i unwritten French law hich king The wave and from the Sea of Azov thaf the honor of a woman then, as the servant of King 'tnpleted e hurcontroviolent a towns intoa struck the public during dragged George, saluted the new ruler of the Peratiaj He was assassinated, Jjis body ricane whiih swept the province of Basutos. he big Kuban. with bullets by Mine. Thirty years ago Great Britain ike can wife of Joseph Cail- More than 150 persons also were started upon the experiment of helpwho in of drowned in floods minister finance, Yazenkaja ing the Basuto nation to govern itself tow n of higheit feen the object of bitter A dam collapsed in the (Copyright I Today no matter what test of progress iond U. Temryuk, situated ( n the Taman pen is applied to that country, half as published in Figaro and for the insula mne eight miles northwest large again as Wales, the response Is (by Calmette. He died at 12 23 1 GOVERNMENT OWNED ROAD CASH SECURED TO BUiLO of this city, flooding the greater part conclusive. There Is loyalty to the y morning. Caliaux-Calmetfeud had held of the city and drowning many per crown, racial peace, national vitality FOR ALASKA IS ASSURED RAILROAD TO SALT LAKE sons. of the tention of Paris for a long time. The sea washed away 380 religious amity and economic sta of the Igaro editor repeatedly accused buildings in Achtyrbkaja. bility. ny and lance minister of political The critics of 30 years ago preTemryuk is a historic town, with a es in feud reached its climax population of 16,000. It once was tho dicted disaster, and not without some he age eek, when the Figaro published President Wilson Signs Bill Which Arrangements Completed for Financ- seat of the Turkish fortress Adass. reason. The Boers had tried to conAuthorizes Expenditure of Thirty-fiv- e The province of Kuban, in which quer the Basutos and failed, British ing the Moffatt Road From Craig, intent of love letters that CalMillions for Railway. the stricken towns are located, is in expeditions ended in disaster, Britibh Colorado, to Utah Capital. ida, all crete to his present wife in 1901 southern Russia and has coabt lines sovereignty was proclaimed and aban g clear they were married, and wlmn on both the Black sea and the Sea ct doned. The Orange Free State de8 the wife of Leo Claretie, the on Wilson President expert Washington. for Azov. The population of the province clared war against the Basutos and Colo Arrangements Denver, of critic the Figaro. ultural Thursday extended what he termed financing the building of the Denver f Mme Calliaux "the hand of real r the shooting such a hot reception that helpfulness and & Salt Lake railroad from Craig, aggregates s about 2,000,000 persons,The received are Cossacks. whom Jrrested. She seemed perfectly brotherhood to Alaska, they had to give up. The Cape parliahe when Colo, to Salt Lake City, were made country is extremely fertile and ex- ment too tried to govern this distant signed the bill authorizing the expennor ind said, when the police of the tensively used in the culture of grain. territory, but failed and abandoned Newman Erb, president her: diture of $33,000,000 for the first gov- by smenta , to Cattle recent his company, Cal-I during trip the ad Monsieur to wound ranted breeding also Is conducted on It. Then a new era constructed ernment owned railway year, Basutoland according to President Jesse a large scale. Europe, ministration of the kill to mean she by him, didnt I United the s been States. by E. Fleming of the Mofiat tunnel comBasutos and for the Basutos alone, I unemotional tones Secretary Lane, a group of senators mission, who has doners la level, DESTROYS VILLAGE under the guidance of a British ad c my act and shall be just returned from EARTHQUAKE greatly and representatives and members of N viser. id when he is out of danger. All the Seattle chamber of commerce New York. as had a conference with Erb Many Casualties Reported, and HunThe chancellor of the exchequer oi Fleming ted was to give him a lesson. afas stood beside the president he dreds of Homes Destroyed. in New York and was told by the latmust be a happy man, for Basutoland fixed his signature to the act which y Me-- 0SIBLE TO CONVICT WOMAN. ter that work on the railroad extenThe Tokio. A serious earthquake oc- he has never faced a deficit of both houses by congress passed L. f sion will begin simultaneously with curred Sunday in the prefecture oi taxation In Basutoland Is about four The substantial majorities. president construction of the tunnel. The esti- Akita, island cf Hondo. A number e may yen Wives Accused of Murdering shillings six pence per capita per anwas in a happy mood as he signed, mated cost of building the road to of persons in the city of Akita were num upon a population of 400,000 and (bands Acquitted in Chicago and in laying one souvenir pen aside Lake is $15,000,000. old a In Three Years. killed and many houses destroyed. In every year the budget shows a surto use another smilingly remarked: Salt The tunnel commission will probably the village of Kowakubi, which was plus. The country has no debt, but near ' manner in which Ill change engines ends the realized surplus to other nadecide to start engineers at once pre- ruined, there were many casualties. When the bill had been signed the 6 who have committed murder tive territories or places large sums and for the Asama-Yamplans specifications paring The volcano ninety J county have been able to president made a brief speech. tunnel immediately without waiting miles northwest of Tokio, is la erup- on fixed deposits In the South Afriroom has become a scan-ptat- e Secretary Lane immediately after- for a can bank. The accumulated surplus court eclsion In the stop- Attorney Hoyne asserted ward had a long talk with the presi- Lord supreme suit. Applications for tion. standing to the credit of the Basuto In taxpayers were found basin the bodies Sixty y la 6 statement issued on the dent about the selection of engineers administration is more than $750,000. borin with connection the positions to be i of a I motion by his office to for the of the Omono river, where 320 houses s task. Altnough Colonel Before the commencement of the Moffat tunnel already have were destroyed. The village of of the ing M"rs. .mous ease he Augusta against had been mentioned for the been received British experiment of home rule unfrom commission the by I burned. was husornia, accused of murdering her work it is unlikely that he will be der the Crown Basutoland was seldom engineers in the United States, CanAs a result of the earthquake a copide to I free from wars, rumors of wars and through with the Panama canal in ada, Alaska, Mexico and even In South made women were acquitted here of time for the present per mine at Tsunmdato collapsed. The tribal fights, w hfch gravely prejudiced undertaking, America. In 300 mine a the of workmen the fate r charges last week, making ourth which Mr. Lane Intends to get into the development of the country," is unknown. of thirteen acquittals In three operation at once. RANGERS GUARDING BORDER. I land only one conviction. Simultaneous with the earth juake to The beginning of the project will came terrific explosions and the burstf Will Protect days, Cattle Citizens method of new a Against governsignalize fUier1 Jones Defies Authorities. ing of flames from the volcano Asama-Yama- , Thieves and Desperadoes. ment, a stimulus of opening of virgin which terrified the inhabitants. who Mother Colo. Jones, Og-ojve, territory, a contrast to the govern Texas. The entire force of Austin, t author-ithe Sen held by military of Dies at Age of 114. bounties and guarantee of ment, Teljuride for some time, was bonds which in the pioneer days of Texas rangers, totaling at present only ainst reFla. Isaac Cooley, to mounted was Pensacola, fifteen men, assigned Sd to Denver on Monday, but the the west were used by the federal duty on the S00 miles of to be 114 years old, died Sunputed in is Uk who always jvomaa mers to encourage railroads. border with the arrival of two day morning In his home In Escambia istef the fight when a strike is government r l angers at Raymondville, Texas, in county, Florida. He was born In sys she will return to the strik' Rebels Had Enough Fighting. to an appeal from citizens South Carolina and had more than response Sfce said: I fully expect to Panama. Details of the recapture there for the 100 grandchildren. as in back against cattle ested and put prison of Esmeraldas, Ecuador, by General thieves and protection crop desperadoes. 8 I reach the strike zone, but SENATOR W. J. STONE Leonidas Plaza, president of the Ecpart- frenaf nor president can make uador, show that the rebels quietly Governor 0. B. Colquitt made public a list of Texas border troubles bandon my constitutional rights stole away from the town without on long zens which his appeals for more power sitizeo of the United States to go fighting. arty, to protect the boundary have been 1 I please. So long as I live, k at . des-to to submit and Four Sailors Drowned. based and which explain the nature refuse military Captain of : London. The Swedish bark Trifol-lu- of the rangers activities. in was driven ashore on Land's gnd I Ha Wilsons Approval. Priests Put to Death. night, and Captain Olmen Saturday a Five priests have New Orleans. Wilson President Rhlngton. Six and four sailors w'ere drowned. in the Mexican rebels been slain iterance Monday night with the by were saved. members of the crew I Judiciary on tion state of Tamaulipas since November 13 last, three are held for ransom, a togs put the stamp of administra- SENATOR G. W. NORRIS convent has been burned and a caIpry tpproval on the substance of the-re- t thedral and a smaller church looted, jbllls to amend the Slvblcl the committee submitted ran- according to two Catholic priests, side Father Jose Moreno Madina and practically final form. Father Raymon Gonzales, who arrived ogs f Last Girl is Found. here Sunday from Brownsville, Texas. ter. writes John H. Harris In the ChroniBoth said they had been driven from Sey, Utah. Rosy Patro, the cle. The national pltso, or parliaiars Victoria, Mexico. girl who was lost Sunday, ment, has brought together every elegan found afternoon In a em- ment in the nation and welded It into , Death Ends Reunion. tin ti hills hack of the Arthur Re- a solid force, which now makes for Death ended a reunion of Chicago jiear! five miles from her home. peace and progress. This parliament ch, not whom had of two three brothers, Ranersboy named Tsusui discomeets annually in order that chiefs, and seen the third in many years, when an ver asleep in the snow under a people and administrators may confer ialt e press train hurled them off a bridge Sting rock in the gulley. upon all matters of government. ful, and into the Desplaines river, killing i While many tropical and l Harald Owner Sick, them. The men were identified as territories are feeling acutely their the Undrew Hanson, 56 years old, and idem, James Gordon Bennett, decreasing population, this little counar Otto and John Hanson, twins aged ? of the New York Herald, Is secure from the European extry, ke, 52. Urty 111 abroad his yacht Lysis--l ploiter and prospector, is multiplying ed- to a dis-- i at with Suez, according extraordinary rapidity. In 1891 in Dies Murderess Jail. led Nr. Bennett Is reported to be was 218.324 and In 1901 the population 'he Chicago. Mrs. Louisa Lindloff, conIt had Increased to 347,731, and In the ring Lom a severe fever. victed on February 28 of having pois;nt next decade, 1911, to something over oned her son and sentenced to twenMcCombs Declines Position, in 400,000 In 20 years It had nearly doues. ty years in the penitentiary died in over any, N. Y. William F. Mebled, and today Basutoland, the county jail Sunday night. jMrs. ve 40 persons to the square mile, is tho in, cialrman of the Democratic in been Lindloff had jail since her dal committee, has decided Gov-j- . most densely populated native area In ile conviction awaiting the result of an lr-the African continent. Glynns offer to nominate him Gncklei Wall of Water Pours Down Over Fertile Country, Causing Buildings to Collapse and Taking a Terrible Toll of Lives. i a jo jk Upon Minister of Finance r as the fan the Publlcat,on f Love Letters. barge g I bri!-gito- Sta-nitz- a inter-bond- te cor-Th- j two-fifth- magis-questione- d daw-ned- ; OF IDLE MEti ti Basutoland, South Africa, Has Innsbruck Like many others, we No Debts; Lends Surplus. have just made the pilgrimage to ?otidtiom THE OBJECT in the Austrian Tyrol, writes a correspondent. On leaving the line one climbs a steep, hill and near the top the ancient vill ige of Ladis. with its medieval castle, come in view; but a stranger and even more dramatic scene Is met with on the highway leading to the village. In almost all the continental countries France and Italy especially shrines on the wavside are of common occurrence They are met with everywhere, most frequently a statue of the Madonna, though occasionally the patron saint of the village is thus commemorated Few pass these humble shrines without pausing to say a prayer. In the Tyrol these shrines take the form of a depletion of Calvary, with i d Sacramento, Cal In a remarkable report communicated to the war de partmeut In Washington, Adjutant General Forbes of the'National Guard of California baa given official cognizance to an alleged plan of General Charles Kelley's unemployed army to seize the federal arsenal at Hock Island, 111., In order to equip an army of 500,000 men with arms and ammunition for a revolution against the government. General Forbes' report Is based upoq one made to him by Lieutenant Franklin Grimes of a Sacramento company of the state guard, who joined Kelley's army as a hobo some days ago, whl'e acting as a spy on behalj of his chief. , Lieutenant Grimes, with a wealth of detail, related how he had gained the confidence of the leaders of the unemployed, who divulged to him their plan for capturing the United States arsenal. , There was to be a gathering of many armies at Chicago, according ta GrimeB, the men reaching that city a best they might. The leaders, accord Ing to the militia spy, believed thejj could assemble 60,000 at Chicago, Then, moving In force, they would attack and capture the Rock Island ar senal. t Railroads out of Chicago would b commandeered, said the lieutenant, and the unemployed force, well armed, woulij be rushed toward Washington, whpre It Would at once have the federal government at Its mercy, There would then spread a nationTyrolese Calvary, wide rebellion of working men against the three crosses. The effect on the employers of labor, which would detraveler unaccustomed to the pious pose all civil and military authorities fervor of the people of this region Is and install the armys leaders as sugenerally one of wonder mixed with preme. reverent admiration. Grimes declared his Informant asThe splendid photograph gives an serted the movement was being conexcellent idea of how vividly the ducted from the east, and that Kelcrosses, with their background ol leys force was but one small unit ol snow, dominate the scene. the whole. i Sego.-fTh- e FLIES OVER THE UTAHNS SIERRAS n Texas-Mexi-ca- n d it h T anti-trus- - uifi m. an ds rv ae position on the first district pub-irvio- e commission. o- r-- n it h d g tl g As soon aa Senator William Joel Stone of Missouri recovers from hit present Illness he will assume the duties of chairman of the senate committee on foreign relations, succeeding the late Senator Bacon. For some time he hat been outspoken in favor of intervention in Mexico, but It la H views. !' expected Militants Disturb Meeting. Glasgow. A band of suffragettes serSenator George W. Horrie of Ne- rose in the cathedral during the Oh, Lord, braska started a hot discussion In the vice Sunday and chanted. senate by asserting that some one had we beseech Thee to save Emmeline stolen $200,000,000 from the stockhold Pankhurst, Helen Crawford and all ers of the New York, New Haven and the brave women who are suffering Pane up Governors Meeting. iver. Secretary of th Interior Utn K. Lane 'w ill not attend the Stlon congress to he held April 7, according to a I received by the Chamber of for their Jalth. Hartford railroad. Oerce from him. ... r I Dies at Age of 115. Strange Disease in Chihuahua. Claims to be Dorothy Arnold. woman 115 Douglas, Arizona A strange disral, Mo. Henry DOrman, Los Angeles. Cal A young $ old, died Monday. He served wh 8 has been living here for more ease, somewhat resembling cholera in loth the Mexican war and the than two years under the name of the speedy death of its victims, is ref war. Family records showed Ella Evans declared Sunday that she ported raging ht Jecori Chihuahua, a he was born in Stefiben county, was really Dorothy Arnold, who dis- district just freed from an epidemic - i York, January W. 1799. appeared from New York in Decem- of smallpox. t 1910. ber, wtchman Chastises Suffraget. Murderedby Rejected Suitor. House. Mrs. Tanka Bill. Passes Fall River, Mass 'Agricultural gow. Dr. James Devon, prison a widow, 27 jears old, w?s lisskmer for Scotland, when at-iWashington. The agricultural apby an irate militant suffragette propriation bill, carrying $19,000,000, murdered in her dooryard here. The dwith a dog whip, knocked hl3 passed the house Saturday without murderer, who escaped, is believed lant down with a substantial amendment. I now goes by thfe police to have been a rejected suitor. to the senate. D m.Den-jeginnin- he of of es appeal to the supreme court. n.ahi.. Admiral Charged With Graft Tokio. Vice Admiral Tsurutarc Matsuo, inspector of naval construe tion on the reserve, was arrested Sun day, charged with complicity in alleg ed graft in naval expenses, Admiral Matsuo Is 50 years old. Mexicans l, fl 9 b well-aime- d i Bring Smallpox. Fan Antonio, Texas Smallpox con dition in south Texas, due to the In who flux of thousands of Mexicans have crossed the border to escape the revolution, it is declared, have assumed serious proportions. Freed to Go to Church. Chicago. Municipal Judge Dolan, who was a leader In the campaign In Chicago, freed James OHara, who was charged with disorderly conduct, on his promise to at- tend church services regularly. Preferred Tango to Uhurch. Atlantic City, N. Y. Forced by members of St Pauls Episcopal church to choose between the tango and her place In the church choir, Mrs. Lillian B. Albers, a tango teacher, quit the choir. Sells 100 Inches of His Skin. Chicago. John Clark of Cincinnati sold 160 inches of bis skin to Samuel The cuticle was Nadile for $100. transferred from Clark's legs to Nadile's leg, which was badly burned a month ago. of Grand Army Speaka Words of Praise. Salt Lake City. General Washingol ton Gardner, comamnder-in-chie- f the Grand Army of the Republic, stood upright Monday afternoon In an Impromptu reviewing stand In front Commander-ln-Chle- f First Time This Feat Hat Been Accom-pliahe- Aviator Goes Up 7,000 d Feet Goe-tbal- o ARE PATRIOTIC. Los Angeles, Cal. Silas Clirlstoffer-soof San Francisco arrived In a biplane from Bakersfield, Cal., having flown over the Tehachapi and Coast Range mountains, which has resisted all previous attempts of aviators. In crossing the Sierras Christofferson at times went up 7,000 feet, nearly 2,OG6 feet above the highest peak. He made the 170 miles in three hour and 49 minutes. Christofferson started to fly from San Francisco to San Diego intending to complete tho trip in one day. In at tempting to pass over the mountain! he was driven back by high winds n Chrlstofft-rro- equipped his biplane of the Hotel Utah and returned tha situations of more than 8,000 school children of Salt Lake, who marched by. Preceding the children were automobiles carrying more than 100 fellow veterans of the war of the states, and other achlnes with state, city, school and military officials. General Gardner said he had visited eleven states on the present tour, but In none had there been shown such a splril of patriotism as. In Utah. ATTACK REPEAL PROPOSAL, with a more powerful motor and again Repeal endeavored to fly over the mountains, Republicans Oppose Proposed of Toll Exemption Clause. but the winds were too much for him. Two Republicans Washington. He took a different route on his last of California Kahn Representatives troumade and the without flight trip and Moore of Pennsylvania, took the ble. floor In the house on Tuesday to oprepeal of the toll SPINELESS, DOES MANS WORK pose the proposed of the Panama ca clause exemption debate on Farmer Lost Backbone When Boy; Is nal act, although general Is not expected to begin this question Not Only Robust, but until Saturday. Roth speakers atContented. foreign tacked the administrations and held that the generally policy most Pa. Minus that Westchester, of American coastwise Important of human bones, the verte- exemption bral column, William Blnks, aged shipping from canal tolls was not in eighteen. Is not only robust and con- violation of the tented, but accomplishes the work of treaty. a normal man on the farm of Miss Girl Students Show Heroism. Miranda Lee, near Elksview, Pa. disci Wellesley, Mass. Perfect At the age of v seven years Blnks on the sustained an Injury to his backbone. pline, coolness and bravery members At that time It was not considered part of students and faculty of life or Injury serious, but later tuberculosis devel- prevented any loss the oldest of the hail, when College surat the of and oped point injury, burned buildings, college Wellesley geons removed practically the entire The hundred and fifty backbone. They told Blnks relatives Tuesday. he would be helpless for life If he young women students, fifty Instructors and fifty maids, were In their beds lived. Noue means of a bandage of wide when the fire was discovered. By In an ormarched who scores of the cloth, measuring over 15 yards, which smoke-filleIs wrapped closely about his body derly procession through from the thighs to his armpits, Binks hallways suffered so much as a does all the various tasks which fall scratch. to the lot of a farmer. Miss Lee, who Woman Assaults has adopted him, declares he Is the A young woman singer asParis. best hired man she has ever emsaulted Victor Augagneur, ployed. of the chamber of deputies, as was about to open parliament on he Pastor Illustrates Sermon With Film. Much excitement was causTuesday. G. MorRev. Minn. L. Minneapolis, the ed attack, owing to its hap by rill, pastor of the Peoples church here, illustrated his sermon with a moving penfng so soon after the assassinafilm dealing with the white slave traf- tion of Gaston Calmette, editor of fic. The film had been barred from Figaro. theaters in Chicago and New York. Bridands Defeat Regulars. Peking. The government troops at Fist Curs for Wife Beater. of Ho Wilkesbarre, Pa. The fist cure- Is King Tze Kwan In the province force the best for wife beaters, declared Jus- Nan were defeated Tuesday by a tice Miller, who offers to administer of brigands under the notorious White Wolf, the beatings himself. Miller weighs 150 pounds, but wife beaters can be Oldest Mason Called. ts big as a mountain, be sayB. Oakland, CaL Edwin A. Sherman, the oldest Mason In California and a Chicken Dinner by Parcel Post. Durham, Me. Sarah Mitchell adver- veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, died here Tuesday, aged 84. He tises a complete chicken dinner, Inwas related to Generals William T. four for $2.21, for persons cluding postage. It will be delivered and Thomas B. Sherman. by parcel post Woman Lawyer Dead. Vice-Preside- - well-cooke- d, Thought Dead; Revives. Zanesville. O. Joseph Axline, twenty-one, pronounced dead, revived Just is the undertaker was about -- to embalm him Chicago Miss Mary E. Miller, law- yer and active suffragist, died Tuesday. She recently received & fee of $35,000, said to he the largest ever paid to a woman lawyer in a case before the supreme court. |