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Show - ,- - - 4.,, - -- . , . 1 DE s ERET- EVE NI LAST EDITION ,.. a. ,...... ,t . f,!s 36 PAGES e AL , . , - , i S. 4. SATURpAY The Pm:ingot Lieis inTslue 111 New; Returns (Arco to Its Advetiser& , ' ' 117Ad a. Ir. . ... NT. ALTER LAST OF THE X. ' ' I l'illINES- - 0 EA 0 . . VEIT 7heoliau fenders." m,111.m...m. With Pomp and Solemnity TErni um LIBERTY MARCH 23 1912 SALT LAKE - . , , UTAII CITY YEAR D ,SIXTY-5ECON- Given GOVERNOR HAVING tto- - , i , ,11. ., GiLsoN GARBNED, GLoomilifiEEK T ! 14. ,, . ., I . apprevilit. voile h.,spiziely v,!h ,,,, ,,,,rrl,I for! have recrtred .1:, I Says Roosevelt's Messaget.to La: Coal liatinearetrikR Has Caused Three and a Half Acre Tract .Follette Such as to Convince Utah Building Overlooks Distress and Suffering . Senator Had His Support. Broad Pacific. Everywhere. LETTER! RAILROADS ANNUL TRAINS i.. Shn FriinCIS,O- - - GARDNER'S I Who A '- . EXECUTIVE t PLAT ACCEPTS NUMBEREDSIXTY-F01.1- 1 hEt , LOANS- eItnped., Ca tin Lonn & Government Business ILL PROP. Can 131k.. rk fere, Lin Ad- journed for the Day. eheanpat enti Wallu ' pended and Congress II( :AL If& Siain PE. calm'. imittmrt al cities. adg. I : T er! tits Ko, : , Mitt r, mcD at Ow onunol . late. ill ELM wonagontomem n. VA: lower eI 'mot Re VIL SCE. iwithtly in,111rtmo. CA LECAl et !Owl JOB 'viatica 4 by tb4 Winwammonlilb . G StIOR Or; hoe IS. An. 4141w. San to a WP Fratv!Lic o, Nla reh z r 0241) RE, MOOS I. WTI, L MA Vail. a I , - Predicted 1 Flooded, .. River Will be Or , i.; Levee Tracks Monday. t. . !' EXPECT FLOOD'CONDITIONS' 4 , . I th .hare thP ItIOUMODS tad rtc.t ;In the urnapetihy I hAt IFf Li 1.1,1,1, to tn, V. est th 1917, 11,31-tilpn eert! ''t tr,agratol,ate y,.11 ,f ii4--' I I. MI- sAisAn,teeWridritiging below tbe .toltt lands 11,4 ; ii- Illinois, !. pssst - As,; t ,s! 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Women Take Charge of ICIIIIIOII4 f4perclie4 Made hy Exiari lion (kiticiaN, California ()lIiaids Relief Works Ditettemi of Portland Leading. And Gerternorl. ot maim March London. k seending eke of the gloomier we-ends In her history. In every ,toen, it toe country where skilled orkme! uspei. it ,are engaged tit the great induitr.ee. unemploymeut is on the increaS, ana the familial of the workers a ho have: been rendered idle by the strke o I a million coal miners are in many comes. facing starvation. Residents of th.cty who .US1141!) spend Saturday at ernoon and Sunda) itvohe 'country are, unable today to leave town ste the ritilWaYa. Pleading! a shortage of coal, have trains by the hundreds. The ritilr,,ads also have decided not to run race trains. for the openieg of fiat racing 110111M011 next weeit.N The cotton milli at Nelson. ibiton and other centers in Lartchitshire, are cloging while most of the tip...tortes in Leeds have either stopped entirely or are running on half time.. Foundries everywhere have drawn their tires and this week end a large numher of factories and workshop in the southern counties of England heretofore not affected have paid off their men, The navy. too. is beginning to feel Winston the effects of the arike. Spencer Chtirchill. ftrit lord of the in answer to a question In the house of contmons announced that the strike unquestionably would retard the progress of the work on new Whips building for the navy and on the naval bases under construction, The .team trawlers at Hul.l like those of Grimsby and other fishing and their ports. remain in harbor stores are their distributing shippers atnong the hungry Women and children whose husbands and fathom ars no longer able to provide them with v!, in RAPIDLY and the water (ram; I ilAt rproirriate thIn CIlle4-t-17.otdariere-tne- SMsrdA-WAS giVrn rnf-the Prastaa l'it,111).41.t4h exteatittna stage at that city fr,a1 roottiession thP three and a' la- held. in ttatiforitia anti in San Fran- comes the. predklinn that the river We In Prest.'raft,, Members of Cabinet, Ad. gl"1 ,le! n in he over the levee ra.tiroad tract upon whieh(the inter-- ; kalf tracks n that t1 iniral Dewey, Gen. Miles, Capt. by Monday. i.!al mountain state will be repri,;stliteI at g,1;!'atver h17,4,;,,,,iiitl t, - Sigsbee Were Alf There. l'anama-PaMtle the Eiver tittql are taking every precauInternational ex- !all down the :n tion U. positiim in IffrIft Three OthPit state!, you ',Ann'. and in PO fir as it 11,.:4 pr,vid,, ;truing good conditions ,M,,0, to our will you.give, it powty nags were also ralse'd., representing whith they expect will prvail along th th. water front within a. week. The Washington, March I Washington. Idaho and poitatia I MAINE OPTION LOCAL th- - ceremony or the In of river 23 foot mark, late last all the pomp and solemnity that passed the the state sites Gov. Wm. Spry RC' AMENDMENT DEFEATED night and was still rising rapidly this a mighty nation. can pay its on deed he. the to the ground teptel A large 'force of laborers nuirmng. half 4( tt4t1,. The site chosen tor heroes of war, the last of the 'darted )0V0114 contents of levee,ware.AstAista. Maine. March leg1..tah..,and mean which sill be con- .. hriaF-dead of the Maine were laid away abort!), after daybreak. tctueied the Utah building alet within ish.oure today defeated the proposed LS weeith-Thr r include a $ndicaanten,lior..nt to the Maine vanitttutior, er,a model Lain bureau predicted the today in Arlington cemetery. tite "! lth's farming resourees. to alt,m lo, al option iiti the question rior would reach 2S' feet by Mitrolay. ctivies a commanding position. Ad- - or permitting the manuractute or sale At that Side 'by side with the bodies height, the tide will be far Minute the sites sileeted the bysister! o, .ntoshattior liquors in 1041t..11 it forms Into the (Wel' tin, levees at ',gm.. Point. This of those brought back from group of the "1,11 towng , thtl condition svest and is so situated that it af- - amenam,.nr. is in such marked .contrest. ioroviaiong Havana harbor after the war fords unolastructed vitif-.,Ih-n in the him. with the ereeptionally low stage of the find Golden Gate the hay, which river, has prevailed all winter, i ii3O1,41 twoto muster the with Spain; they were consigned the broad Pacific. affirmative vote on final pa- s - that the difficulties of keeping river 'thirds the format exercises of! Preveding to the earth of the Old Dominion, craft and levee front property sate are the dedication of the sites tiov. spry a.,.. tremendous Grave concern is felt In with the other visiting governors 'sere while a nation paid its last the in Illinois. A contractor, the guests at a itilicheon given at the SIX HUNDRED MEN KILLED who is making an outlet for the GranFan Francisco Comrnerciai club. atui tneasure,of honor to the unidenite City sewer .through the east- aide at which the state of California was IN BATTLE OF ASCUNCION toveo. tified of that great catastrophe expreased fear this morning that rep,,..nted hy lideud Governor W.1 tho water now mayleopor. .. J. Wallace and with President Moore on a dize that brought the work and necessitate war, changed the tearand Directorsiti-chars- e V. i:. Mt. 0,1. Ayr..1-- , Mari ii v -- Six hunFred J. down of ing the work to permit the eiriff of the exposition company in the Man of the world and exof- the gar, in the levee. drill w IN killed in the battle at Ascun(wing 3 t!endance, Foliowtht the luncheon i ion whe ii resiiii,i1 in a complete vie With the river rinirg an inch an hour tended the empire of the United tAgr visitins governors svere Itiken tor the rev olotioilry forces over tte restilents of the McPike island., near an sutom,bilo tour of the eitv, and olll en t,,,, States into the corners of the Ili.. packed their goods on the p,,ragnay2m Alton, g,,,entoent th, troops.1 to route the exposition site visited the pre,1,1nt Pedro p, no has taken remaining dry lurid last tight and quarters of Col. John T. Wisner At St earth. an in tefugei the tnotiol into Alton legation Cruguas, the Presidio. There a dress parade Stidom in Ihe bletory of this counLarge trees floating dawn the river review of the Thirteenth infantry was clot, bear witness of rAvsgeo of the wagiven. try hits there been planned a higher .. I ter at points nbove there. STUDErT FEE1411018 tribute to the memory of any man or SPEECHES. 1AMERICAN at rate of the Hi feet every food. men than that for the 64 deaths of the In the ceremany of dcdicating the! ARRESTED AS SPY RELEASED1- - holies. the Ohio river was standirie RELIEF WORE,:t. ti mato site. President Idoore asid. t t :i Maine. Government businees in Wish It n, 7 4.v t,:e; r it4.: nza t! .. Throughout tit Cabal,' .7 a 711g "We would have felt unequal to this of ett:A; rt i women are taking charge of relief inston practically was suspended ba 4 h An t ltl21, if AIII!!TOcali task it u The not been had 'great licrlin. ILirch for the In work. northern ' Nottifighamehire. most executive order. President Taft. rhe of the other states of the! outside the drainage .the Duchess of Portland has under- assietance Union. 'and in particular of those. tall- gt.n areeAted te..t.,r,Irv ti.41 ruttAdalli district tholowlands and farmers He- of the members' of his cabinet, the taken the work in the districts where ,neighlbors. which fl '411' 3 in ne' ill are have moved to represented i ts.e ,..nt of is'ilt inrlaunt,aicoetull'eulti.e;4s. the dose is the principal owner of here todav. highest officers of ahe army, the navy , There around. high no great danger is ace the in!rwral rights. ehe motors identitYhis :01 the marine carps. officials of tbe our! be'" time now proving on "Tn. ''" in( flood has come for the aim side of the river. CoM panied by her daughter. from cotile 44,10! 'notating Lear rottroltim nnd no great damage has boen don partners to come and inspect the departmentit'and the representatives of tage to cottage. leaving suppliea for start At, b ill, ek"1"- - where tho river bite overflowed we have rnitile atid to begin to when he !doPPed to lie In the impoverished Amities. many foreign ,p4,wers participated ,i, artillery And In- - hanh ,, Th,! Kentucky aide ie under part in the great n ork ttotpt of a ho tter) In Hanley. one of tife most Pros- -, take istheir the ezeretees. ,, photograph Over the twv"rutneht bile the took !a,q,q,s wi. a that Ater for a houratly of didattee. half mug. -towns nf the perous country. Firm I v ant to ak noAly introduced field hottitztr ,wani The 1;14 n.d hens was on 1909. when building's nage hung at half mast, 4.600 families representleg Valhi-to. hid Lieutenant.' riving explitinnil to thn atinni rn tha tirst floor of levee buildings wers while Congress adjourned -r the day. of the population. are receiving aa-- I Governor In the name or the lie was ititinorliatoly arrosted ii the ,aarttped. The highest mark reached etetance from public funds. The booming of minute guns and the ." soldiers And bent in onsiodi bv Ihe All this unemployment mving a drainl fornia Lieutenant-tloyerno- r tv,.,111,...nmitelles.ratpdrurrienagehtehde 44tiew'dfeet of i .i,ntin,(1. of ,Aalikroe said; soldiery added the touch of tramp police of Pottsdom until upon the tag fund. Thus far the . "In the name of the state of t'ati.l,r1,,, on dovelot,tnht photograph. miners 'alone have received $2.000,000 fornia military pomp and clrcumstanee. I greet you. represeutativen of moved to he tosrmie... in strike pay and today it was earth.. GOV. DEAn HONORED. Montana. ON BLACK Washington. Idaho and NEEDS GEN. HENRY BINGHAM, mated that $140.00e was paid out as' Utah. We are glad that yoto are with benefit Utilutill um; we are Elaborate preparations had been pipiii,,ann OF YUKON TERRITORY STEPHENSON; glad that you ars so et "FATHER OF HOUSE," DEAD The aecretary of onehy ofether, anuna iliPt tith the largest made for the cereniontes of burial. Bei unions said today that the treesuries solookyoinugn.r Idv,w "araer'aigseirigltandatthYatitu-yaoriTHE NEW PULITZER WILL RETAIN HIS SEAT would be drained to the hist pennY- are ginning with the removal of the dead Dawson. Y. T. March go interceted in California and March Henry Philadelphia, was a condiover, before trouble the from the United States .steamsh:p Mack. nowly apPointod the from of member governor of Vongress Bingham. of which is tion affairs much causing wi t YUlton Birmingham which brought them up territory, l'Wrrived yesterday Pennsylvania district. and "fath- resentment against the leaders of the na"ls'ahnteri,,I:airtfr'hisithictoiti,1 gt his, di nodnierel,t, tinnuati.stl,").'relilliii.nognil",n;t IvT:,1,:in, SCHOOL JOURNALISM Otten-born' from where hP took the oath er of the house." died at his from Havana and entfing t it h the nr who are accused of aubbor come hi even Tillers. tVhen-He S:41 o'clock the greater. this oflice..and Witt asitomed here Join' at dutiez of his , beert morning. I oit4gation ,ng Of three Volle a of musketrY over - office, vaewito.rus had been A member. &Ake house confloy. Mack said Ito would call tr,,,.",1,1, itswriso latier;:I. is, the newmade graves aroso the ,,,l'Ynild' a'.:,a,,t ,Ine"ibcrrTg..11 tho Yukon since March 4. 167$. lie was any lye election 1100n, t ill be Run on Broad PrinciplesAn enuously of tie had rettlIZPV), we are MILLIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT '''' - !lode's. alio prviliet. that be- - probably for legletat 71 years old. April 30. remony stag desIgned to more closely together In the drawn' corn-- I publican be a Promise of for ill been bad imig Gen. "The 10 need for :Ai Vrott, of tho Yukon is Applicants Bingham seiditors great t Pen 46 and .hol all and respect to the mar- OF SANTA FE SYSTEM mon bond of fellowship. time from a complication of diseases. A vot, silky not be r, arhed until prospectors to ereato individual sue. lonctl to Matriculate. 1915 WP expect to see reared him "In The lyre of battleship. The big comceps." said the governor. on the land on w Welt wm now stand ''''''''""'83. e,cort for the slow march through the March r.Announcement buildings Topeka. panies operating hero are draining the FARMERS' INSTITUTE. representing your four great sas made in T"peka today that the states ,irects of the capital from the Birm-region of its gold for nonresident own. NPW York. Nlit,111 :3.A preliminary -- Ver. FROM SWATOW, FLEE & PEOPLE ors." At re RailSanta bison, Topeka we 1,11 you welcom e mgham to the state, war an4 riAVy ammoimement the first regarding s ay has appropnatsel $22.700.000 for Im- today." ,special to The News.) FEARING A MASSACRE building was picked from the Itirni-- ' years nora of the Hew Pulitzer behool Heber. March 21Three days of the provements this year. This budget inGOV. SPII'lF .0CE1'TA.N4t ZEIGLER WINS TWO imtham and other vessels In of Journalism at roluinbiv university. -now cludes St.fiou.anS for Colorado terminals. arid I work. on will Monday, school run Tuesday the romilla that Gov. Spry In his aeceptanee of thel Saattow. China. M"rill 23 -- ""ine'" Washington.- The speaker,' who faced rays EVENTS IN TRACK MEET broad I rinciples with a policv ueither Wednesday. have been added to the 8.1.e4s).000 for double tracking on coast tnr equipment and deed 10 the 1.te and responsc tr., crowd In thi plaza behind the navy, too pride.isional lair too academic.. meetings Of the farmers Mat:Ante which lineL r.;40.00to of ail ki nds has IV.011 Stippel,,frd in this to the weleonie szqd fliteo for at v,so.st4 'conducted here. VI The building adTilt Is for and Tule. The being requirements hoilding were only threePresident 1 ie.... ept this Iind in the name of city and people pe tieeilia III thOliflandS L. Lange ot London. :ilarch scheduled to 'raft and Father Chhiwick. chaplain of missi oi will wbe liberal and tic, person meetings itere originally or a Inns gevPre loklahoina. A, W. 23.R. of Iowa t he "people of Flab and in the Wing "1.oecuired and Zeigler Ili be refused adinisaion. begin last Monday. but the enowslides with ability between a body In a hieh it Is given. has H 'Hubbell of Chicago. the Maine when the explosion of Fob whatever hie Utah Rhodes comoff railroadfighting pledgea! In Provo trainschool cut, preliminary of a USED td'o' and CRACKSMEN 01 Cantonese troupe in; Scholars. were 'among the rertreseIs. 1696.. sent ber to the bottom. anti ing. Ti. choot will be munication and travel. and the meet-- I tinh 1(.14 tkbinegwothrlifsi tyho:CrihOr3rteCFL"ITOraitt0'nn at ntaties of (oxford In the annual athletarid a student will not fib 14 in Cre postponed. in character. MUCH DYNAMITE has OV4T' seen. Too flutplain Bayard. U. S. It Ls of the city M. competitions between the 'Univerand O. Prof. Titus E. l Dr. George ha to possess a entiree degree to take -"W.y. krp particulartv glad that the at sity an4 Cambridge university PREST. TArrs EULOGY. of Logan and Earl Bennton of It is stated that all the courses. Panama-PaciIs Queens club. Kensington. to be In exposition sill be here Monday to Nelr York. March will be allowed ITurpin set San Franeisco. beiause to Prettident Taft in his eulogy at the applicants of promine was able Canton. third for we obtain Lange here are sent only to work. glad in the off so much dynamite under a safe In work in to matriculate." Maine funeral ceremonies said: California. our sister Mate. In place in the 10o yard race which wag .,M0. a Staten Island manufaothe offfre The definite outlines of the course of won by the Cambridge crack. Dunthe resources of Utah to tit., displaying "We meet to pay appropriate honor instruition for next year have been company early that tha today AMERICAN BOARD luring can Mit, Milian. in 10 seconds flat, but vbiltor who CAPTURES eome will FURTHER to NO the Wee 11 the eariloslon Isas heard for miles and from ail the world In 1915. memory of the first of the already prepared and will be made pitothe weight throwing ems won by MISSIONARIES LEAVE Zeigler n,: shortly. - When our legislature comes to vote with a throw of 40 feet ten OF ANY ALLEN OUTLAWS many terimnsiTti thoughtsafethere was an ,,tuntry's eons who gave up their lives ffed flP blowers Inches earthquake wiAle with as Hubbell third its for this tit our war with'Speln. I do not mean approprietion rispositien. after an PX;hRnge of Phots with watch- Ire can assure you that we will do in 39NVfeetA 9 inches. Boston. March num. The safe W3t, blown to pieces and by this to charge responsibility to the SHAW, CLARK, MEYER, TRUE, 11111.,111, Va., March 22,No hammer Zeigler won the hi necessary to pu- tthat everything e an were contents disturbed EMBEZZLERS' its Chihuahua have born destroyed. Utah in the position she shetuM St aMah government for the explosion ther captures had been reported early some of throwing event with a throw of tlt TO BE oeeuPY no clue. feet' There to four inches. that all of the missionaries of. t.hr today by the poeaes endeavoring of the Maine. but that the tragedy woo among her sister states. and In at the Allan clansmen. The arround War ittnothr th r. tilfrs or Amogican ,r,o4r.1 of ,ptilmtmootierm for Deni,er. Starch :I.Warrants charg- rest ofupSidna Edwards yesterday left pset of the causea that led up to the hstr euttittited there mienittnes foreign DOUBLE AEROPLANE ;ng einhezzlem,nt. trend lameny and four of the wanted men at large , Paw,. Spiinish Nter no one familiar with the been obilKd ttt seek refuge at "We of Ita;1 havi, wit-ennapiraey have been issued for the izi,ino Allen. the clan leader. who is RAP. it eftifforeta to amstancest now .'an doubt. o FATALITY IN RUSSIA e. V. th,,ITe P. A. It. J. tit,e1;qtrnent of Shaw, Clark, iirrost 0, to have fired the shot that t;ti Ttse news or .11te ettleittg anti ttrt bteve that.,,ninhv nicht:skip. hat war every American 'can reel-I- I Meyer und I. V. True. who formerly supposcd der te.t..e.1 . the kAled itunto Massie, and hie nephoutt. bitabiti Knoll Of tb re!,,Os thk expoilti htt of te.., a tree it was fought without sere conneeted with the local branch of WoAley FAlwarda. and Friel and Claude I 11, Sebastopol, HUM th. March 23 A and the OpIlilig Panama canal board's he,ol,ittart r5, here Potiv lo 't the internstimiel Adinstawnt company Ando The maseing of the hundred a was of devoirrP4 ;ogle pettish instinct and ,,v acroms the MOU11- - t r.'al"ratonf from the Rev lir. Ji3iPti I). double ,tordpiane rataitt will mid thr9r K uiiK l a I .It). I n format ions nitli N In charge, here todav J. hullo mouth about the oitclalr. searchers mire or .ibuttriolf tett1915 most sincere In the and I,. l'Inh lain prompted by against the amused chant; that '1st of this plat indicates that the officers of the work at l'hilviallua. hia asais:a rd. an engineur. were and Hi t.lovt "Like toot I wfor of Idaho. ce motives. Beginning with a self Denver business firms were mulebid of Dr. and Mre. Eaton wPre aototn- - making i tl:ght in a biplane at alto routines are still in that vifeet flat It l pert,. tly proper to- ass their operations. believe the Pima lo, Mx mg ordinance with respect to Cuba, more than t2Z.000 by Opaniatt flYing ground attached to the military to ymr that ke ill return this land panied tP El cinity. Skins Edwards instate he has are be to believed Clark and Shaw two.,4 frach.ra at the mlintinn and Mg.. se were forced Into the attitude of not town his uncle or edmitins since the to., youatthekad of the y- e a p- la Naos Wien M. W4C Overturned hy mleefonaries. American otwrating a similar concern in Sin dtv of the courthouse tragedy. 1,,,,Ifin gust of Indinvi, we couid oat do ptherwlee soli In .the Mkee blety F. Lone. both wind Franc taco. and, Meyer and True are said end 114,,,eee of talk the much ground. reported trertnIPN that Uafl 11AV Idaho tor MP of the Adjirating rant. oft,There Isismiteloce veneeted the high,, to be in charge-oTh . two aviators Hopt,n ,s,rt. instantly r of Skint Allen and kW nephews to first limo.in tier hlOory haa promieed For more than thrPe weeka the of- - kil:ed and, the aPr"tdant est on conditimt that they be pony's princliati offices in Kiansae on our purposes and civilizatAmtroy. '' ' surrendrr back sethi-WeeklIto elf. anythIng y in those cities have been hotted been of have the Authorities &tills trying to In murder ioi "We Hive stiso 1.01ne of the good pot,- - to get tilt communication with Minn' Two alloutd to plead ,gulity to make the arrests. In requested court a outside of eetond degree the pt. of Utah.' interpete4 the aovernor! Ellett t'. Prescott, its mMIr,rv at .... "Thesa our !moored dad. ivoe of the accused are said to be'women. Ger. Mann pays If Carroll countY of Idaho. of Chihuahua. Was Pres.! buried into eternity without the InParr,will,Mate propoottloe haa been made to stub haek to Utah." colt your "And they In making preparationI ailvtaed by the United States' INFIRMARY ASPHYXIATED Governor Etprv amid the gen- consul to retdrn to the United Stat-spottion of anticipated battle or hoped-le- e SENATOR HITCHCOCK thy doectives he knows nOthing of IL replied for Conference rade, remeM- eral laughter that .aecompanied this but she refused Id leave her omit and But qui! were on duty victory. BRYAN W. TO J. REPLIES ;oncc of visit have repartee. communication lines olt o they went down: they wore the majority of ber that the inNorwalk. yhto, !EMPEROR WILLIAM "DurIng the next five years." eon- been interrupted. mates Itt the Huron minty intirmarY Uniforms of the beloved country: and who will he in the city tinuoll the of Utah. "a atmMart h ARRIVES :PISenator those IN VIENNA Washington. are dead as a res,ilt of asphyxiation thederful advance anti development la are to be classed well to the fore Hitchcock of Nebmoka today iesued i last night. Seven others were overduring the first week in April coming to the states that ar rppro- SECY. KNOX VISITS la that long list of naval heroes whose statement replying to the detiaration come Vienria. butsre recovering. Atimtria, March hero On spitted 'ACADEMY! 01 If of the site Guy. today J. 21Emperor William that of thit Semi readers the, Bryan 1 CARACAS MILITARY is supposed that tires in gas MOVOIS steadfastness and etiurage have given are Valian- t- nocomPshied will make this western It and xpostitioli. Nebrtskn the Indorsed priby 4he 'American- Ttevy-the Went out as a result of gas failure high ponitiorrtt no other land in prtarees Annum William and Princess Weekly News. You can reach empire secondWe to and that later the, supply tante on in history among the navies of maries be would not go to the convey-khas arrived bees and cr'liP4a Louise. toria to are the world. 111, a glad as March of Mate itgelm Caracas. th e world. delegate. the day with Emperor prom. them now ill their hotricl. Tell In the work of this exposition which is Knox, President Senator Hitchcock characterised the sm spend at hcheentarusin by areorapaniad The victims all were( inmates of "lc Is well that we should halt the matte. Afttie Jemph celebrate and further this develop(tomes today paid a visit in the mili- men's dnymilory and slept In tho same you have to offer. to what whtela of government and stay the hum Bryan !statement as an attempt at dlr. erwards the party will them of ment the to weal." von. voter 'rent enprnc..d The "which Nebraska room. Phyet,hne worked deeporatelY tary m:adomy. papsra appear of industry to take time to note by tutorship to King Victor EmmanUpon OW. Ppcy receiving the flag thissiestic over sactsstary of 'native In revive those Wilms not already Issued Moodsys and Thurs. He added tiust be so visit and then continue their 1.PPronriate oaremony the doss we Owe would not totemic" uel Italy limn remittent Moore and while plant- visit and moat of them pdliiioh dead. which was diffteolt as In acme so those who gave up their lives for the while Harmon was bis personal choke Injourney to Corfu'. where the emperor turas of Washington, Linopin, Knox. eases they bad to combat aas anti ing it upon ths alto he said: days. lotion. We raised the ahlp from the he would vote Inc any candidate 14 the staved thee that Utah Gomez and is to peed his usual mummer Vacation. 'This Democrats. feebleness. Nebraska $eflv.g. Shad bottom of novena harbor and dodried by 23.--Wi- FD " It to Peoptg to Say Whether iksbfFéTiqro 6.;m1 mantled the Maine lit the time of the pl.etett The Has Kept Rear explosion; Admiral hard i Wainwright. Lieut. Boyd arid Medical Faith With Senator. L. Dire.Aog tte,aberger. officers under h;m at the ttnie.. For Adaiiral ! Dewey and Let. Gen. A. Nelrein NUN P. the Thesly.;neton. March ranking oftte re 6! th, navy ! and the ittniS., places had been i o,,:e messages to Sena-to.04 aside., Li Follett. were such as to convince, Latrine the memorial ,exercises sr- I;Gter he would have Rooeevelt s rangements hail been mark tor the tollSubstance of a letter by Of All Revere" ing ft the SoulsUnitarian church. whih has Walt.r L- Houser to Gilson Gardner, tweri tolled at the funeral, of presiout at La Follette heaaquerters iiints. admirals, "geperais and other gt,i.n 1,day as'an answer to correspondetsCe' 1 prominent men. made pubdr. by Gifford Pinchot. . FUNERAL Pitt )4E1M411-1S"The mesl-agyou say you brought W:mling slowly out from laehind the from (bI. Roosevelt to Senator IA avenavy building into Pennsylvania' Follette can be construed in no other nue the funeral procession found its .ay through the older pare of Wash- stay than as an inducement to Senator ington, acrosei th e Aqueduct bridge over La Follette to become a candidate. the Betornac river and up the gray road You say, He (Roosevelt) would In the to Arlington. To dear Admiral Bradley Fish had columns of the Outlook or otherwise. been assigned cominand of the parade, do what be could to direct attention to and behind him were placed find an the work accomplished by Senator La escort of 'police, a detachment of Follette in ,06seonsin. If he had said tnems from Fort Myer, the marine no more. that would justify what I have said the a that the of and band, message brought travalry squadron by You to La Follette from Roosevelt First battalion of engineers. The naval escort comprises' a bat- encouraged La Follette to become a talion of marines, two battillons of candidate. "Rut )1,11 said more than this. Tou seamen, the navel band. and the Digtriet of Co itionbia naval militiap Just said that Roosevelt tieciared that he could not be a candidate. that his ahead of the 34 army caissons bearing place in history was made: that he the leaden caskets were placed Chaplain Bayard and Father Chidwick. and could not afford to take a defeat, and d coffins the that whoever made the fight was cerjust bchlad the riarlibearers from the navy, the honor- tain to ,be defeated for nomination or for election if nominated; that thio from the United Spanary pallisearers ish War veterans and 48 body hearers. wag the Democrat', year: that La Follette would not be Injured by the demournThe plaee at the head of the ers was given to President Taft. In feat; that there should be a candihie sec- date representlng the progressive the White Itot,Ikt 11:1tOM,PbtIC Hi lies and his naval movement: that La Follette wag the retary. Charles aide. tient. , Timmons. also had seats. logical man. and that if he decided to The preetilent's personal escort was a make the light he should announce his at once? troop of cavalry and the line behind his candidacyItooeevelt That encouraged La Folautomobile included the secretary of to become lette asa, candidate you .canwar, the seeretary of the navy. the sistant secretarv of the navy. officers notMr.deny." Houser renewed his charge that of the Maine, aides to the siscretaey of attitude of the Roosevelt forces tothe navy. chiefs Of bureaus of the nary the ward Follette changed as imon as ba department and the taaSor general com- there became evident a wideeprea4 mandant ef tile marine corps. Just of the progreesive movement behind these officials places had been growth and the poesibility of Senator La Folleft for the distiuguished persiOnin the lette'. nomination. United Spanish aril- - veterans, ladle( "Then big busineos." said Mr. Housauxiliary ef the veterans. sorietiesi and er. "represented by Hanna. Munsey. citizens. Perkins and others of higher and teeter TAPS. note who have always opposed La Folin Arline tan the lette entered the contest and introOver tin graves at! It included burial serv- duced Col flooeevelt 'as a candidate ices by chaplain Bayard and Father and are Mill actively supporting him. AVith the tiring of three The people 'will judge in the light of the Chidwirk volleys of mitaketry by a company of facts whether or not Roosevelt has marines. a national saltitt. of 21 guns kent truth faith with La Follette or it from an army battery in the cemetery doing PO with the real progressives of and the sounding of the plaintive call the country." of taps, the der' were given to the AtimirRt-rtarIPCIX- N'cls brothelly - -.- , nroi ;O.!, !I aro rgo, -t Pt re,eivirg. 4t is a Idiot t or It t.,t. !ii goo4 istople (alit tar as we may, to jdn a ith ),,,,1 J1, tn- groat mork of this ,(,,itom Autly back irk 4 Utab l',,1 th,1 On thtindet'S On thdr atty t citlif,f108, the mem mho ht,tzP,1 tr ,t1 and, t till. toundatton of (war It ts our hope atici ouri ,tba! .1u-- 4 EY in club AT Li:N(111..4; N hAi resporo A, ig. Fnt:at,r4 la! lunthegin. (;,,e S;vry ; ! in part: 1. anl Nurt the ,,,,frty .ot 14,rol-ill,. htive .:t!t fT .. 1.;,iln Utah , t' ti RISING . TALK r.l.....------ i t 11, 1 , EAD1 . is fI ISSISSIDni I i t , , I '. ) !has planted Ow stars and 4tripes on! ,,,rt.,,,,,,,,..,r.tory, sh,. I.,1 that In IfI47. 11,11 What i., !.,,a tn., St Ate of Utah 1as a part of now talt son 0. th:Q .and n ,n Ilanie or T.14 the io.,,sao. 0f tta41 ,SPIIII , army battery staticaed to Washington monument was salute as the cerem,mee tire the at the filny building entillki ar the' splint march to Arlington u U.S QUOTES Conspituous 4among the offtcers for whom reserviAlons had been made behind Preshtent Taft on the stetettnear-sele-te- d Ilona! Cemetery. HOUSER ...ENGLAND : The Marine-- band. the shifty barid Wash.ngtom iias - chosen to gtv. Ire solemn muste Un- the dead and, an To Earth in Arlington Na- IV. 2RD - L ' s I garre her ',Mathis tonorabie burial in . , the blue waves of the oceLan. We now VIII to the Licred eonsign ; the reeosered bones of ii,etil of, ..Arling.ti..n g,..e the Maine her personality and irsit;e 'her a !Wiwi neupon for the prot,vtg,c, lionor and vital interrst We I o t national TO have given to those etretnoniPs ai! ro,-.I. Ihilloteors lemnity that are included of war and we shall fall if tr-not express in uninistalta hie tore i do i and alga the deep and lastisg .,Tritt- I tude of a nation P3, her marts red il,- - ,,i:i t; .,0 2 3 mei uk gam. . . - - , - - . . - i ::--- , - - : . , - i,: 1 ebueTal ;Rome., tt up S. alk ale a WAILS Found? ... 20 rkl. fur-SAI- rtY.013 11 11 ! the-gre- il' Salt Lake Merchants! , 11ST rvs. tom a Make Your : ! t. I i A ft 1 ' dell-- lsor hoRolo 4. atil-hudi- tql ..14 i News ES. piarm J I I , I i nod al i '. i i :3.--9- !Nubia I 11,541 -- , -- co- Pbso. , :.. WPC Wu. 71 , Ili - ' nt0 , or Kpoo I. t4 II i 14 1 1 ( I a 9 , - ,,.. ' ,), a |
