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Show , ''' .; ; i. '? ' t ! l i ' "I I ,. 3 ..;. 4 .: ., '' , ; , , : . ' t, f ,.1,' i :: ' 1, , '',1. i ', y, , it:--ta I i is t i 4' f: ' . f ; 14. ': ; '1 1 ,:, 1 4 1 I , - - : -- . IP . " ' , & ; . ' - Naafis Government's I I '' 1 : - Antbasandoir - - Chisels t. ' . 1, ,L ,.r4.,--,. i -,- .,- )., 1 - fir -- - -It e,' '. ,, It-- ,I, 0114,4-,4111111--Se- j ' - - 4." a, .- ..4tr:;a' f' -- yi, .'i ar'Scr r :4,:,,,,,-- fie-it- i o , ;.'",e..: ...1,:.:. . -,- Irti t , -; ,, ,,- r ty ' , ' ; . 1 04' tatestossts.- - - CAL. ',le ed the A41Yii '. AA .,f '1" t .' Ws's bind 'bill beralre. :;4 ,t , i elate todsin Against- the protests of .,-- ' 1; ) i Japan end the representations ot Prim'''. 71seers, .., ; . ' ' t fl.t I dent 'Wilson--nauhis personki ensoY. YOU AGRFE WITH - maimed the Onir. I it 7; ii, ,! 4'7,1 : 4 Beer; 'Bryan, DR. LTIlLtN ADROIT SI bill. and days atter tbe 'IldJeurn" 170 ON WORLD PEACEI' . a ; : , ! the , I went st Oita tegtstattttkotfAttg,,-Jda a i 7 ,tmeetet to reeSeerai :...; : ,. i 4 bet will bacomenetsetiso,,---- Z, ' , :, , r1-71i -- . s: : ' , i w Tito-ta- 'i - a ' ,ii - ,i ', ..p'-' , , , !; i r lir ! 4: $ - -,- -- ea Zit 44 , I i z 1. r - 4. r ! d tr ' - As an expression of this opposition. Ilmadoca Ben. lots Democratic candidate for opmemor and former chairtof tim oe:satin state (matt& oommittea, has Mooed an invitation to his party to submit the ismer to the people by invoking 'the referendum against the billt H. Freund' his oppocitkon on two contsMionsona that the bill is tusafficlently drastic because it permits leases running tor three ;sari; and. second. because at the prorent it eastostransea thIP national administra-- 1 - Our plane aro leoreewhat todefivatte., et-- 1 see Oov. Johnson. and " :71 poet to visit President Wilma stI Wel 1111111 suer borne wai,4 returnbefore t7, . fakir's. SPOCtill 'Work at lPrinceton when , the president was torturing there and 7 MO course was one of three I attended-'- . Igesnwhila complicatkins. national2 and sectional. best tho bin. Overof the me- ahadovring all is tha 2 gettationv sow in program between this's has inwhich and Japan. , j eountry ! terpreted the art as discriminatory and !!, eflistotra. 41: 'Within Cidlfonia. Itself the act boa sineountered triple hostility. wideb may : delay its acttiality until NOV011113611'. lilt-, Dentorrata opposed state legislation at I c 7 Oita Ham as a 11011141r11 of party rage.! batty. Hevertheleea, so plain to them t ammo to be Um demaad for the bin that-- after extisoortIng all parbamentary but one ad, tactko, the senatevotegave aad the assmoriblr verse Democratic ,' but rev. , t 4 t , - , t the actual coed:tines and prevailing onstiment , California. Rd 34r Hat, W may 2 - . , eat. - : ; ;-- .0 ; " r s ; t As the Astatic Exclusion beasue. :, t ' , - : v 3 faint-hearte- d. : !: the-Pres- ILIFJILT TO AMBASSADOR CHINDA - nese Waehingion; May IISecy. Bryan Isis today handed Ambassador Chiodra the reply of. the rutted States government to the Japanese protest against the California lend e1aattoq The ambas-i. sador immediately cabloorit- to Tokio, Ne indicatirm aa to the nature of the "FY - out'"''. west ariWti press dis-I. patches tAat Gov. Johnson ha4 Signe' the Webb nett act Seer Bryan Element Chid and invited him to come to the state department :''' receive the reply which he had bees anxiously- - swatting Stem the presenta- I. tion of his tom May S. d When the amwer bed been the oecretarf and the ambassaeor 6inferred earnestly tor an hour regardtut the general amens of tbe problem which they ate trying to solve. of 0011111. the- opinions expressed were tentative.' allor his pert the am-- . basondor felt that he must be guided n merely by the. directions at the office at Told and be could emir surmise whet-mighe the attitude of the offals at home. Meanwhile It Was understood thst both the Japanese prothe latie depertmentS austral would be withheld from publication. for h. Weems at least on the momil that it would be Injudicious to aubmit the delicate internam at issue to heated dhecuselou In the newspapers ILIt4 at poosilde mess meetings. The negotiations between the two deter-allie- governmentsceed is ' ae uow 'expected to that 'it la Strenall and that Gov.. Johnson Drink . . , - ., , , ' - : il , - Seal fest our ;, , , - : .. 1 . t I ,..... 1117 te(IllenCIIMg Arroar. X If IC IIIU) t c: - fl 1 , yz.- -- I ----- Ii -- ) - .., s. 7 t ,; .- t;I . ...sti , i- , , 1 t IIb' me a0 in Wr . irty- ,,, ,tp tpt tr liother mother for pennies? . fr7 Pluri, 11,0 Pa 1 usc It 7,1'''''''''' - 40 - 111 -- Not. - muchl - Al VS Or - :th,niii - ' s little-girlha- . to . ' gra , 1,1 4 ' Its lot Do, 11:11 h, it? . . t -k. "-- - 4 iS D.44.1 o Lt,, ,,,, , Wc , . - . , .4.... tstlilopsfoolc:if ' , ..... ,5.11 ,o,"' n ,.., -,...., TII TI 01 I ,0 .. . -- :-- .. - -- di PI 110 101 .,4101 v .4 k, .,..,,. St , 'N 511 irdruttioa-t-,-:- 1,TH 0I eirAlif D 1gt 9 . lit .,,J44o Fr ... 0 -- - G m I -- t -a . 41 . ,- - 4 ;: A - . . . ... A gih, . - it. Co ' Ho De - - - 1 of C family's ,teeth, with-Brighten- your teeth,- - your out burdening their digestions! Refresh your mouth with the beneficial' - tidbit. stusly urnt loi, "i Ev nt - - . ...... - . ri . r , . - 71111. . Years ;., , I S egioy BRASSIERES , I I 111 BUY ,, t ; '4 it tt . - 5510 laDTSP. , A S0 -s 7 - ' 111 , 4 i For Over .0 Ira ,., . I . pat; , J, ,, tt think a. Yet this beautiful teethfine appetitestrong digestion: SI ost , ---- - Coca-Col- .1 liw W11), , - of tt ) ty 'I. , os - 1.. 1 .11ile. Nt t h- if , see an 1 " 1 tr, lig - whenever ' you I - 11 -- ''' a --- f . . pastime: Signature of - ., - ..- UI ,.. -. -- Bears the .1 , , te -- , ,, - Demisid the genuine , - Always Bought ' c I ,r I .' ;- . .1i .:. ,A . - 0 The KindYou Have cillist , t . at -- , , . . t 4 1 I 111 , . - - SIMI lIIAII CAST0111 ;,,! - , ----- Ir. ,, . 'Lf- - '''',,34.-- ., free Booklet. .. Sake - -- - re, ;, '. MEC()CACOLA-COMPANY,ATLAN- T ohnson CoAdvertisement 7 4.t; ' , . u. V -- has distinctive, a ' '-- m - : Coca-Col- tragi. DeliciousIliefres ---- ' - bev: , .. . ": -- - 'I 1 -- a, - tape 7 --- .,'0 Jan-gnat- tt et . - .rte.,.will ; individual qualities that you . ' - I':',4r I recognize. Just to look at i glass ., v., ,,,, .., .3,1i . of, it tells the i L , A ,. sparkling, clear . story. ,.4 , - -- . , The-rea- . , - It is no ordinary ",drink-it-lust.c- - iI , , .. -, , - - '' -- . 1,,, c" , . tt ' . ,,. : Foley Kidney Pins repay your confidence in- their healing and curative qualities Any kidney or bladder not beyond the reach of medicine bira Cordell will yield to their Copeland. Ardools Mo.. vay kidney and bladder trouble for over a year and S bottles or Foley Kidney Pills cured ma.. ft la the alms story from every one who uses them. All say. "they cured meSchramJ- 11, TICMka,010,460140, . 1 - Lase et Arlanna,--- very-bod- 5.1, - . ) . st , ., - - A California-sa- d V I . 0 TI" A "T"Tril " , ., ,. It ta pointed eut that the lesseese have not aconmed land by violence and It le urged that they are no more objectionable than Europeans who acquire citisenhip. amens wealth and nouns to their fritherianda Instead of endangerpesor and crder Mornay opened pro- at . . Is aneldng vented the poraperity of the state. The 'inhabitants of the eastern Mates. woe of the papers contend. should be alive to tbe injustice of California. The Torodzu comeiders Gov. Jebeea an Intolerable insult ton's attitude to Japan. which. It saye. has alwaya mactiteated goad- will and hoe IretonHarity restricted emigration. The paper expresses the hope that a protest alit be Lodged ageing the alien 'bind owner-'abl- e bill recently signed by the govet- - ; - . to evade him own responsibility under cover or the national law. for-te- .1 7 14,,V11.-- ' and Seemly On , reference to what takes place he Cali- K4ká. nniching. 0009 framing. 114 Main $t. ' fornia. Upon returnMg to the lenitiount A 3 cne.srueemeaci ' viscount Chinda dispatched the state 4 ; .olvitt.. ! R111111- SEE": 1 demotmeare witty 'to hie owe govern-MeX v I and it is swooned that several I A,e '' dare before the next step ia 11 :. i:.-,:-.7:- : may elapse SO liATIMAL1110BOOt.EAN'TELL II i 1NPitt--L2;eI ! In view ot the understanding be- IL tween the- Iwo governments 'regarding the withheiciing of the correapondence 4 , from woe the of officials at can abeam be puNicity aeon to &vended Restores Its Lustre, Prevents Map back the natural color and lustre the....ttrb ' House. the state department bring i , c ! of your hair and is the best thing oe.tne Japaneee embassy care to indi,, Scalp Itching; Dandruff N, U ----- --k tibiaekaowst.to remove dandruff. amp scalp cate the nature i . : .-- ',...1,4,1. .. r v dere or of ilecr. Brian II Mill. From and Fainng , itching and talbng hair. rholams -- Wyeth'efi Sage other eources. however, it was gathered . tz e l ine thee tttechnithe lonantital and bemuse dark,1 oven Japanese so shade darkens That of alleged Fulphur c ,' . ., ' tioway hair eaa only boo bad by brow-U- naturally and evenly that nobody can cal violathme of the treaty of tell he"' 1 ' k has bees applied. You simply the California law. them relate to minor mister of Aago Tea and .f a sponge or soft brush and provisions ouch ao that prohibithill , plum Whilo It is a mussy. tedious itril 4; this through the hair, taking tine J epariese from inheriting ProPorti to took It well roPsYs those whom bair l zz., Cadifornie. 4 ,; turning man fadod and streaked. strand at a weight of Wee. ;, r Is your charm. It makes ',mall tow moments- - Do this at night Hon iii against the spirit of the whole Your I ' or mars thalami. When It fades, turns and. by morning the gray hair has legislation. which is regarded as dis. tinctly diserintinatory against the 1 WILY and looks dY vinyl, and Serail-ga- y diaappeared anti atter another appliIt Dot While is becomes that it two dark nautili awl of Sago alleged beautifully just oft application or , . .41 and Sulphur 'chances Its agtstarlinue aliPenra gloom lustrous and abundant the treaty in terms prohibits such dis,,,-- It certainly helps folks look yawn criminatioil . at the spirit of the con1 . a bondrod fold. s -we attractive, says vention ea well as the general principles tentrt bettor to Pragere yiettairee rbt .11 I1N; " of international law are regarded by stiel-alwqya wall known down-tocan at from any drug Moro amulet. yost ) s coot bottla of ''Wyotisli gags and I,Ikkrantm-Jobaso- a Drug- Ea.Laver- Japan as outraged by this Webb act ,I The Atteleriee mere tact that has ann. entered tisainent. to olishar Ea Remedy." ready ,k Into me treaty relation with Japan is ' 4' cited as an admiesion of equality. long-lastin- g ... tA: ,.. In Ws answee Seco- - laryaoiosaid to 1 .7, 1:404, bare recounted at Boleti' the efforts I I '' -mode by the administration to guard , 3 !, , :against an infringement of the treaty : r ,, 4 Miele here rights of the Japanese. go 1 - -, : believe this substantially haa bees ac, A ,,,f ii the ' amendment of mannisd through i , a. - 1 the original Webb act. and that sA any , '., rate if the Japanese government takes y a - oontrary view tt will tie an imey matter for the Jemmies to coritest the 9 N. I , i t matter hi the American courts. This. It i Tor Infantssand Children. is pointed it would seem to remove! r , : , Me issue trent one of the treaty con- - i , 1, - z a 1,1'11n , pot - , : streetion. if theauttedepartritenre view 1: 471, , - : , , I ' 1 , II overact to one of broad intornatiogal II , , law. i -, ., It is realieed have that tbe Japanese ,. ,.- ,! ,,.: act government is very much concerned 0. ALA I tett, the exclusion of its subjects from ALc011101. S PER Carr. America ' much are for needed in they ,; . . itanelitwes.' Berea- - an Wormosa- .- rn...' I .R ., -- --sat, 1,4 - , deriying the whole Objecting'. It to said, I, ' simila tine CIRcdawiliegda ; ) . . I, the tntense rational pride of the Jell-:- - , 4, i . , anew which has been touched to the , dog de Stora. seawlit 1 . 1 e at: ) 4.4 ' quick by the of general development Wear 1NPANTi-Allnintki I 'i, r ie, fril feeling on the Pacific:1 -- - - t f !Usti , k Official circles teallate that the sego- - i ' ' I ; from this point forward must liati,Ins : PromotesDitesUatia i , . be conducted with extreme-muttonbut t. 1 . ',' ' ness ami Pestle:Wan it3r r ! theri is a general conviction that an F i --r 4,,,,,0500, - I Opitua.Morptune per, ..r amicable 'elution of the- probleMs in.1 ,.. 7 ' volved eventually will be reached. . tiCrt NARCOTIC. ,--- . I ., I Becf. Brian, geld, todey that he bed I -: not communicated with Oov. John- . I 1 Alinirtfiti ,. son since the receipt of the governor's , litsati Smireason few long menage explaining lib; Ax-ft -deciding to sign the act and probably A3fiduLidtp- 1' I I: would not do so, to I , t.. ..4 R ; ISMILT STATEMENTS ; i - 't., r,, , are truarantard to :educe laps and ON JAPANESE AIi . ; AmrrpE abdomen one ts! thre tocbee4 U .64 I , , fan Pnitaelsoo. May ItBrief Mate. Woor.Prest litimodwo Goon. soot oat? z, 1 I ?NMI 11TV W. issued foreorsitol Etwaloollowno torwito. Wend , tonight by gyao t'D Aperfeditemedy ' .) '' ' Hattori and &wok Elmira., tim JaiInSourSibutianareara nom t nevo what i arrived to Mersine tintoday Vionmstotrouisionsirmiskr ' ',1 5 ,, ; - -- - tit &tidally into the situation that has : , avaLOSSOrSTIZE . TON --- zoo& boot, towild owl boolkoot t. about the Californian alien I No. '4. 'brought km bout. losoorowi coatil; ..1. land legislation. 'Me Mars's state- - I Ns, tin. mod. butt. bolo ossai. A ment, touched in diplomatic phrase- bermat loom ge k '' 4 I , 11, Pfloiorin Conoto. low butoow lw. ' i did !sot hulk-at- e ' his Misty, views on 6f-e-,'the 1 ',woo wont ewer bow; owswood . fame. "-'' Mr. Hattori's. however, was vie- 1 1 s, tittooky trammed-; sugednils: I YORK. Pankowof WEW . tomes . . . '1,.: t 1 have mime here.'",ba said. 'Ma the : . ,,,,o ,, ,....ow,,:eelov.97,0,4,-- mitencessweatime elf Mb itAitoral tevrtS,Thor tt 1 C.1461 Japan. The treaty ire have wittfAmer- alLommold kit is deficient and I advocate ita re- - i - - - linrPfrovett se 45 vision. An to the land law queation.1 , " I think that sr MotiM secure this eight at naturatiaatioss. With regard to sat- I ' Pr.1""ti...d. et esiboot ' . - 'Exact Coy" cet Wimppe.' uatilation of the ;ammo& ft seems to , ipmertney -,. ; Vole eS1101010 010,a1MIVallnr ; 0. ammi, , me that Japoa a almost unanimous In , ....1,..... 01.1.111e aTirObbe agaterbae. Ikzible . . demanding the eamc But how to se- - , boom. Prico. idle le SLAM , CW. it flat deeided rgt. 11 imulies-aL sansabie at Os Jamasso 11 grwigavrrve roma 1 &Dingo AAL.Omapaio ,4 - I AL.,. ., 0 III mmer BRIAN i '- law-wil- L,....:11t.t nounced last night that It would Invoke the referendum purely because It opposes the bil: as Thirdly. the powerful Panama-Pacifi- c International - Exposition cewnpany. hacked by manv chambers of commerce. has pieced Heidi on rec,wd In oppositior 1 P .. ;; M'' , , COHN Pt A ht Olaf A. Tweitneee. recently convicted te. complicity In the nationst dynamiting plot orlitinatine In Indianapolis. an- A , an ertsuisetion of which the president tl 7 .4 al :, 7- - t 0 ., , i tti . Oti ..,r, met adr-- o - ,,., $.,-- m - ,, - - , J , , . -- ,, ,z in-a- openini address $zbin the staintabip Korea. was tn(i;Urines Abbott's ratilere-rthe rontettenth an; through the Golden Ir.itte, boartng taro presidingcomteronce here aroused pros. I distinguished Japanese; one a, former legal eratelfm. His declaration that i pupti of President Wilson. on g mission disarmament into at the proment tiara a utopian dream created S stir comTito too ototooft Jammu, OM tOrnkll bmt ea sop ot his diewesast tram the peace congresa tor .bis radioal.peace i"Chant of the Conotitutionallst part view. His stand. however. was desod a member of tha boom Of pearitand fended by a few et tbo, peace Ottwho maid that a popular vote ot Ayao Hattori II party, e(taloa, I americamt would ahoy that world dia. and a member of the loose home. On larmarnent is yet far MTA:: Thaw f"w their arrival bets they made it Plain itranitty admitted that LW. Abbott's at- Abel; fihsr 014 Aiet thraterwas moat Draeucal. , the, peen,. but towel"- - at teprimientatives oomtred bet vowsretor cotaing.obt- as ' their partiet. with a mew of learn- - illottootedir at the penorlwriertiNt.- .... ,.,... I E, vv.., ,fr41!....,,,,,,1, qvio-tv---m- . ,,,,, ,.,., ,,,,,,-,--,,,- at -- '; k V,. - - ' .. ia F I - a r-- ' V7 . -w-elk-Nyrsod , . - er.,- - Li 3e 4i -I - -- - . - - ' 44t' , . ! , 4' , 2..a ti ; - '1 .",,I.,,i '''''11'?I'47ri,-;,.'' , . - 41.1:. 4 .1,:,:iii e, ,, :i - - ,' '..1 , J 41 'A Z , ',. ''è 1, :' 10.4S,....r. : I, - Peat society. WI hope to solos this prohkes peacefully and honorohli:. MT Charsj statement follows: bare as tho teproaantne have D:t'LNK Y. thi 1111.. ties of the Constitutlemal It:wily party of Japan. My neasskin lit la Drink habit M a discouraging habit.' tho interest of fratilbliehing a better both to the drinker and to the drink-e- a understanding between the ratted family... Rotaking men promise! awes and Japan. The people of Jutish themseiveo arid their families they will p.r. hi 'Smoothy with the Japanme in step drinking. hut &ways fail to del Qtlifornia and they ars endeavoring to se became the craving for drink help theta out of trouble. In a pearaabla stronger them the resist manner. As to the California question am not yet in a position to speak. 1. If you are discouraged by repeated failures to: Map Arta kiss...investigator! the Neal Drink. Habit Treatment Probient. Before I snake any statement. which is a harmleas vegetable remedy I Irish to see and investigate the conthat removes the craving and aecomaity ditions of the Japanese In California. I for drink la throe the want to study the cause of this agitause of hypodermic injections.. OW tion, I want to see and hear as ninth write or phone for fall particulars. Get as possible,. before I report to ms our proofs that the Noel Treatment PoztlZ will make yea a sober matt The Mr. Mara. Who iti 11 years of steeS. Fourth 14006 Salt ls tanned one of Japan's '"grand eid loalltuto. Lake City. Phone Hyiand 1113. (Ad vernseusent) cALurNG ON 1FRIENTPS - IN AMERICA To MD le the bill ea that It Is a violation of faith. said "Any action of the lestidature.okio. klay 111.The group of bushman the directors of the company. "offenstv7 cities of Javan who te anir tOreige 10Untrr, to their. pride as men 'irregfl various varied, pie Ann itededateeinlitO an4 theirhotineair-anatiorPöntge made many friends there are seeking must ohallengt-rood- faith of the the of thermion intineocomincessalte." tiat of these toward a continuance of In reedy to, tide threateaed hostility, friendly relations between the two atm Jr(ttipson said today in aiming the the countries. They held a reoMon at hill: EYoto today and deckled to comment-cfor the first time in it their- A.MariCan friend" laW Any unit effortwith htatory has an to id in the settlement of the who wishes another kind of law may over the alien land owner-ohcontroversy' etossistauttty triroke the Initiative. No legielaticat man who realty wishes art, anti-aliThe discussion was of ttrw-reland law will sign the rersendum friendly character. but tite granting Of law lo musk It may be tuttoralbation de-retesented by moms of the naiades' 114.1V treaty .'rere- cambered Most 'treble' and to the Ilbantims sect:ok-nthe emreaa bitterly be in operation" Gov. Johnson's re14T to Pr14' dent killetstras illiberal and unjust. SECT. HANDS on ii ,..,, :,, .s"--,,,,- , Bryan y - f Sarre 7 to JUareo:Pratrat to : i , ..' i, 1 ' . , i - 1- ,i c-- - Effect on , : 11, ik,' r 4 - c' States and Japan. - ; sf --- -; s -- i. ; ''''.- ,, REFERENDUM MAY SUSPEND IT ,7 ,i. ; , - , - --r-4 - 1,.. i : ( - 4 - is its Negotiations Betivien United i'l . . AN Overshadowing -- -- i ' - -- , , 1 . - - BESET viEBB BILL 'I - . - - -- - ' . ' , - BY DISCOURAGED - 1. ,,f4, . i ! ,NEWS TUESDAY 'MAT 20 1913 DESERET - EVE,NINO , , , . '' ., ,... l'' ' t - . ' - f ,. :. . COMPLICATIONS i , .,, I., : - ' ' . .......... 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