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Show mu -- . , -- -- bESERET EVENING NEWS e West Broadway. i located an apparently 'insignificant office th localized spot chosen by the Pacing here. 310ND.AY MARCII 16 1914 At GENERALFORWARD Maitifoldinic-flooicriw--tor-thelr-age- - MOVEMENT BEGUN - We carry a line or complete , - 713r1gh1s1DIsease I - The Pacific Ma 'folding Book ito. le not a book making copoem such . as novels, 'historlee and ae On. We use the name, book in speaking of the used bvpsalespeople In charge books the large- - and small atores in the marts of tide. An eiltablished recovery ,40 chronic Disease with albumen dropsy . should interretinitis and convulsions - Brights ART . est physicians. O. NV. Kirkpatrick of the ()robe um-- ) 148 Laguna, Pt. Ban ', int .'commuyo By Fecterals and Rebels at TorFrancisco, was in be 'believed to. be '. mon at the point of death for nearly nine salesbook is really the controlling Preliminary Probably to weeks. Dr. Proctor told hia wife' he factor in- - the accounting stain, Of was liable Jo die at any moment. vices all business. Without thsse , The Long Expected Battle. There was dropsy and the eye symp- business goes back to the daybook or tom and luring reached th-t-t Convul- In making one of the Mon stage. tests, after boiling Dr. Proctor- dropped the tube. On picking 4t up he SOME SKIRMISHES REPORTED. found the sample had not run out. It had solidified, showing almost solid ' , SAUL' LAKE, UTAII, albumen. The doctor administered . , Fulton's Renal Compounit, This was Soda Fount& Mc Departfor Systems In 1905. Patient's appearance institution at Juarez of Rigid ment Stores, Lumber Yards, Grocers. well end hearty in 19,11 is arourl office Interurban railroods, Sanitary Barbers. to the nettling end their permanence; as ImTaken to , Mean ;onship ., The obility of Fulton's Renal Coin; Canyon' La Caderia, Itiitch ow- -, pound, to reduce- albumen In many outportant Fighting Has Occurred through to federal the Diseaeo in hot a mat. ing to its proximity ter of opinion but a FACT IN PHYS., posts, had not been strongly garrlisoned The small will constitutionalists.mail formula for' 1,178. and''we, by the Week to. week. As the rebel force, retreated. albumen Chihuahua. Mexico, March Al bmen frpm will that ; Gen Urbina, with 2,000 men at Pilshow both the aytt, nine Spanish leagues to the aorth7 general forward lridvement the pereentage,, of albumen from-wee- k tol federal and rebel 'armies, M Torreon was ordered to advance and Gen. week,. As the albu1F men deilines comorders for the adVance of ali the improvement was begun eariy today, preliminary, It IREPRESITN'TATTS,'0E-r-a515-5at Escalon. Conejos, Peronal recoveries monly follows, baying is beneved, to the opening oftho long cavalry 'a beau reperted in thousentis, of. rases. and other point along Ids battle front deferred battle for Vossession or that to the immediate .nopthward of Tarre- cif Formula and literature mailed on rwon conon,---John J. Fulton Co, San Fran,1 the eitY In the first skirmishes, KEEPS MEXICO 01 T t solid from to the eigeo. schramm-Johnsofront were stitutionalists flight, report Pruitt are put 3later DEBATE DOUSE OP Gen.- - Aguirre .Benavides had proceeded , Iota! agents. Ask for pamphlet. Adin later minor engagements the . tP0 thward fre-nvertisement troops were reported victorlotts. Conejos,in response to (SpirCial to The lews.) to advance aadten'iGe . Villa's 1fthere.has 'been any real fighting a Marchin the vicinity of Torreon, Gen. Villa countering a large body of felerals tValhington,between tire force of Texas rangers, totaling at agreement does not know of it, he said tonight. south of Peronal, drove them! into "gentleman's men; watt as-Chairman Flood Of the house foreign present toonly 1.6 mounted Loess were not rePorted. fie scouted the rumor that the federduty on the 1400,mlies of al had advanced northwest from Tor- IBermejillo. is believed to be impatient 'affairs committee and Itepresentatbis signedn border with the reon to meet him,- - and as indicating for the arrival of Gen. Angelee. In Ainey, "Insurkent," the lid Avaa clamp--i- d arrival of two rangers today at Raymondon the Mexican situatiofl for at ville. his opinion of the reports, paid he only order that he May get to the scene Of to in an Texas, response appeal battle. He has puspended regular train least a few more days. as far as the from citizens ' there for hoped that the enemy would not evacu protection site their a tronOold, as he hoped' to service, as all rolling mock-wi- ll be used house la concerned. Mr. Ainey COitainitt 'tattle thievem And desperato withdrawal tem porarily does. nxented capture mostOf them. ...... ..... Fcoy troOps movement., in the 'course of conversations today from- - his intention of calling up his Governor O. B. Colouitt made pubthe old subject of Villa's loyalty to resolution demanding that (Ate presilic a, long list of TOMLS border troubles Reported Troops Gen. Carransa can Op and tha for- dent produce all data as to 'Measures on whieh 1131 aPPeals for more power 'hitt deother Victorious in Skirmishes mer took occaelon to emphasize to protect the boundary have been taken to protect Americana tind votion to the supreme chief of the foreigners in Mexico. In rAturn for baited and which explain the natere of , arFlood the rangers'. acirvities. this agreement Chairman Houston, Mar h general for- revolution. Ile was asked concerning the 'reports ranged that Ainey might produce beMany ofthe incidente mentioned by ward move lent of tooth the Mexican limit-debusto !Mexican be two he the that fore the committee expects governor were 44imparatively petultimately federal and rebel armies at Torreon entise was wide that the ty to of Mexico. It suggested men iness crime, the handling of.'which by open. was begun early today prclimirary, it rangers, records show, prevented them is believed, to the opening of the long his loyalty to Carranza as provielonal Mexica n situation: hint from from developing probable would not interna, .i, deferred battle for posiession of that president a candidate prevent when an election region, or that Villa has begun the tional complications, The lifnding of city, according- to a Chihuahua dis- becoming is ordered. providing always that the long awaited attaok on Torreon. Tile rangers to Itaytnondville vim, based patch tonight to the Houston Pout. on a petition, aasertittg that "for the Iry the first skirmishes, the constitu- constitutionalist causa iti ,,ncee8gt41, me chief operator here said that press few months cettle thietes have conditions t arrant. might come throtigh front past tionalists. 11 is said, were put to flight, . 'Present dispatches of the !lithuahua later tonight. littoonfirmed, been depredating and several murdbut in later minor engagements the. 'ally in hoping for the puccees revolutioll,"- he said. "I have formed reports had It 'that A.Ite federals and ers have been, committed." rebel troops were reported victorious.Another petition making Huerta rebels clashed in some force between : Orders were given by Gen. Francisco no idea as to who will .succeed yesterday, charges was made poblic tonight from and Bermeillio Eavlon Villa for the advance of his troops late, and assume the task of a a Nat government over my count- and the sudden descent of the censor Sebaetian, Testi!. J. R. Hughes, 'last night. His action was hastened by I have no atnbitien at present !gave rise to rumors that thA rebels ranger captain, who brought Mute ry.of wireless a the Interception message into Austin after a not slow th-petitions are federate personal were defeated. as officials from President Huerta at Mexico City other than to defeat a favorable vestigation, staid an American named to Gen. Refuglo Velastoo., commanding what the future holds in store none to make public news of Rowell killed had been and that seesatisfied I that arn cha raeter. As of us knows, but the federal garrison at Torreon. tral Niexicane were reported Matti; James Logan. an American negro, 'Mexican people soon wilt enter the the wireless station, were the beithat caught byVilla's killings alleged - to Of peaee . contentment. was locked up here charged with message directed Vaiasco to take the upon an era Consul Edwards was as- have arnwa not or depredations by a ngspy. progress.Offensive against the constitutionalists. prosperlyaied sured today that no summary action persons who took refuge in-- Mexico and that the petitioners believed special train has been started for would be taken lb 91e ease. Logan Is more to bring Gen. Felipe Angeles, Rigid ensorship Over police protection would been out of work and to allay the said to have Gen. in of the cabinet of war have frequented gambling halls here. trouble. Established to (nrtImand Telegrams to Chihuahua artillery with Col. Servin, second ' Five Catholic Priests Texas ' in command. 'Juarez, Mexico, March 15.Inaugu- lEntire Force Within a few hours after orders were ration of a rigid censorship over the Put to Death by Rebels Rangers Put on Patrol given for the rebel advance, diapatches telegraph line tonight is believed here fedto indicate that important fighting al, from the extreme front reported a New Orleans, 15,-- 1ye March Austin, Texas, March 15.The en eral movement westward from Mapirni ready has occurred in the Torreon have been Main byl rebeli In priests i, the Mexican state of Tamaulipas OW0' Nov, 18 list. three are held for ran-suHEIM 13221112 a convent has been burned and s a cathedral and a !mailer church looted. 'according to two Catholic priests. Jrather Jose Moreno Medina and Father Raymon flonsaies who arrived hertt today from .Brownsville, Texim. Both Raid they ' had been driven from Victoria, Mexico. k 0 "Three weeks ago sokilors undo!. Oavalerli olonel demanded money," Father Medina Paid. "We gave them what, we had, but ft was not enough. Becoming angered, they took away the gold and silver utenells and wrecked the Inaide of the building. The; figure of the Savior we. smashed to bits. "The archbishop. Jose Guzman, and hie aged hunt. were thrown Into the street by the marauders. Father tiustnan died two days later and Suet before we left we heard the aunt .wan dying. The rebels then went to the American convent. drove out the sinter and her rhargem, and met the building on tire." At Tula P church was looted 4,,J)Y1 rebels in the !erne manner MR at 'Victoria. rather Medina midAnd. the rector. Father Cele de Leon. and his two assistants. 1111.10110 and 'Lute Bomanes. were kidnaped: He maid they are beteg beta for a ransom of 500 pesos pevh their parishioners haying been notified that unless the ransoms ftre paid the prieste will be put to five death., Father Medina - said -rebele priests had been killed by titince they entered Tamaulipas last November. ' - ,:- J. 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Posimastqr at Telephonic communicating vessels. continued uninterruptTecate is Shot Dead communication , 12 hours, acely between the ship for renocto 'to the cording he San. Diego, Cat., March The duke also reported tat- experioffice and United States 6uoitoma ments in Wireless telegraphy were wereTecate turned last night carried out and that the communicaat and the postmaater, Frank V. John-pito- tion by this method was had with (lirwas shot dead by three ban- den, Ireland, 1,750 miles, and with Candita. Recording to full advice s re- ada, 4,062 miles. i ceived here tonight. Warren Weidenback was wounded. Observers( of the Salt Lake Photo Smile Co. Mextragedy say the 'bandits were . icans. 169 Main St. Kodake,tiolahing,traming, charred American flag was found in the ruins of Johnston's store, which was the eirkoms office and poeoffice, A posse started at daybreak in PINCHOTItcPLIES of the bandlte, pursuit To REP. HUMPHREY Johnston, it was learned, was shot through the heart when he retitled to Mareh 14.Gifford give the .combination of the safe. Wasitinnton, D. Johnston. the dead mane hot gave Out a statement today replyElliott SeeSent to brother,telegrams today ing to recent accusations made by Itep. reta,ry of.stete Bryan,.,Gov. Hiram W Humphrey-A- tWashington.-- - as to the .101i118011 at Sacramento. and Represenformer chief foreeter's attitude toward tative Hotter at Waehington, demand.' the acquisition of certain lande by the Ing a thorough investigation. He places Santa Fe and Northern Pacific rail-- . responsibility for the tragedy on roads. It reads in part:. Mexceans "Mr. Humphrey challenges me to say Bitter feeling along the border that I ever protestedfagainst tha Santa 1Vti011 Intensified the used by re railroad exchange. 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