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Show mr- THE WEEKLY 3sss4wess-A5- -. 1. W. P. Epperaon KAYSVILLE & REFJX AU of j! Utah are now in effect. The stork broke the record in Salt Lake last week, there belngover seventy births In the capital. Prof. Christian Larsen, instructor in English at the B. Y. C., died at Logan Slay 10, following an operation for appendicitis. Tooele's new opera house was last week. - The new place' of amusement has a seatlngca- pacity of 1,000. Ed Langley, said to be "king of 3 i i f A "I-1- -! I A ? r wn 1 Free-for-A- H Globe, Arizona. One min was stoned to death and another seriously hurt in a race war early Sunday at Miami, six miles from Globe, between Americans and Mexicans. A crowd ol Americans were the aggressors and three ofthem are in the county jail here. - A crowd of Americans determined n the Mexicansont ofJtQwjLand the first they encountered, were Jose Peres and M. Ortez vThe Mexican were the streets until broken heads with they dropped Peres died soon afterwards and Orte was taken to a hospital 77" A fight in which about fifty men took part followed, apd not until the arrival of Frank Baynes, sheriff, and a posse from Globe did the rioting cease. were threatened by the mob, but with drawn revolvers they made their way through the mob and arrested the alleged ringleaders, J. Imown, Harry Lucy and C. Jones beFeeling still runs JilghrJbut-4t-i- s lieved the determined 'Xttltqde of the sheriff will prevent further trouble. to-ru- ver has been arrested. observed through Mothers day-w- as VISCOUNLCHINDAiRESENIS: out tbe state Sunday, May 11, many elaborate - programs" having- - been arJAPAN'S FORMAL PROTEST ranged for the occasion. It Is announcedthat .the taewljror" gnnlzed Union. State bank of Bountiful witl erect" its own banking building on California MUST NOT MAKE THREATS. Regarding Michigan Representative Says Votes Negotiations a site purchased last week. Land Legislation Formally Initiated for Hie Opponent Were Counted Dr, Jeremiah Beattie, for thirty-eigh- t Stringent Bill Presented in the House at the State Department for Him. ' years a Salt Lake practitioner, by Pepper of lows. died suddenly May 7. Heart disease Washington. Jail terms of one was the contributing cause of death. fines of $1,000, or both, confront year, Washington. Negotiations between Washington. Willikm N. Cobia has been senRepresentative H labor who threaten their of employers and Japan regarding the Cal- America tenced to serve one year in the coun- employes with reduction of wages or Olin Young, Republican,' of Ishpemlng, land Wraia legislation formally were ty Jail for killing J. N. Morris at Ro- loss of employment, through legisla- Mich., announced In a speech in the lnitiated when Secretary BryreFriday of intention on bouse sette on the evening of January 21, tion by congress in a bill Saturday his an had two meetings with Viscount presented signing his discussed 1913the He seat. JAMES J. HILL. , Monday by Representative Pepper of contest instituted by William McDon- Chinda, the Japanese ambassador, at Tbe brewers strike at Salt Lake was Iowa. While there ASK PROGRESSIVES TO RETURN. ness and leave the 438 votes in- the state department. settled after tbe men had been out one financing of irriga This bill prohibits thd" distribution ald, a Progressive, saying behad a number been of exchanges tion enterprises to private capital. ' day, both sides making concessions, of literature or the posting of notices tended for McDonald had not been tween the two officials since the inRepublican Leaders Lay Plans for ReI never built an inch of irrigatioi tbe men being granted an Increase in in workshops by. employers which counted for him and he did not feel of California the legislation, of Party. ception organization seat in my life, cried Mr. Hill, but works in his Justified wages. holding shall contain matter threatening the until Friday they had been informal Chicago That a uniting of the Pro- .l.know when .private enterprises The state board ofjpnvassers is, J. A. IIill convicted of murder In employes or - tending to Influence and based upon the desire of the Japgressive party with the Republican Canada can sell the land and watei the first degree for the killing of Night their votes during presidential elec- sued a certificate to Mr. Young, de- anese to avert an open party Is not only desired, but i actgovernment Midan had for $30 an acre, and the water on received Marshal Frank A Colclough of apparent issue. claring he tions of was the sought, imgist ually being to. life sentenced projects in the United States vale, has been It has been charged that the most "On Friday, however, in anticipation close here costs $45 an acre, that thete is some at the sentiment expressed prisonment. potential Influence against reductions of the consummation of the legislaMonday of a two days conference, at difference in the cost. d Four Park City girls, won a $50 contemplated In the Wilson ll tion, the Japanese government hand- which Republican leaders outlined tariff bill has come from the emwager by walking from Park City to ed in its formal protest, which was AWAITS WILSONS MOVE. for reorganizing1 the party. plans On Salt Lake City Sunday morning. ployer, who has warned bis employes considered by the government and Herbert "Sf Hadley, former governor a previous attempt they got lost and that such reductions as proposed by the cabinet and found sufficiently of ' Missouri, who, with Senators Al- Japanese Believe it is Up to United landed in Henefer. the measure meant destruction of weighty to call for deliberate treat- bert B. Cummins of Iowa, William E. States to Test Law. Richard Sessions, a miner, died sud- business antLcuhallment of oportunl-tlement. The Japanese ambas Washington for employment. denly in a saloon in Park City of no further steps in will sador take FAMILY. DOWN SHOOTS heart failure. He had not appeared to TALK OF RECOGNITION. the protest against the California antibe ill and was not known to be afRecent Arrival in Montana Suicides alien land law until Governor Johnson flicted with heart trouble. to be Mexican Government After Three People. Expects' acts on the bill before him. Should Shooting , Proposals for the furnishing of maAM Europe Before four With bullet he Missoula. Mofit. Recognized by Bign it, it is learned, Japan, withterial and the construction of the new wounds received rom the slayer of out United the States. making further representations tc postofflee building at Brigham City are shot a her also wt,o ' state department, wll lwaij,a .reathe young husbandj ' Mexico Announcement by to United soon be asked for bythe City. Mrs !. before boy time to learn what the federal sonable suicide, cohimiUirjp makes the Mexican government Statee supervising architect. A. Wellington dragged herself a mile administration intends to .do to meet The fourth annual May festival of it appear possible that the presto the nearest ranch to tell of the its . complaint, will recogbe ent administration the state school for the deaf and blind tragedy. The woman collapsed after Japan will not move to test the conwill be held MaY 23 at Ogden. This nized by all of Europe before theLnit-end is not her to arrival, expected stitutionality of the law, holding it InStates, and there are reasons to years celebration promises to surpass believe recover. cumbent upon the United States tc that the group of three South r any yet attempted by the school. was a The Ar take up that question. Stansky, murderer, which American bavenot republics element of ProThe In Dixon. He arrived there YOUNG. stranger H70LIN admlnls Huerta the recognized vo has announced that unless the city yet JOHNSON DECLARED GUILTY. will wait only a little longei Congressman From Twelfth District late Thursday afternoon saying that he commissioners called an election for tration, come had Wisconsin. of Michigan. fronj of for the action Washington, Negro prize Fighter Convicted of VioJune 24 they would bring a suit of The theory of the sheriff Is that so. do to mandamus to compel them lating the Mann White Slave Act. Ministers Enter Campaign. of 281 after 458 ballots cast Stansky was acquainted with Mrs. majority President Joseph F. Smith returned Chicago. Jack Johnson, champion Salt Lake City With the view to by mistake for 1Sheldon- - William J. Wellington when she lived in Wisconhim and sin, that Sunday from Los Angeles where jealousy prompted Mr. out. heavyweight thrown atmosprize fighter, on Tuesday In been McDonald had clearing themoral to the crime . dedicated the new $40,000 Mor- aiding of Salt was infound of violating the Mann 458 guilty electors Lake the declared the Salt Lake, Young phere mon meeting, house and attended to Ministerial association has commenced tended to vote for McDonald and that law in transporting Belle Schreibei B. CUMMINS ALBERT BRYAN SENDS FINAL PROTEST. from Pittsburg to Chicago in 1910. He general business pertaining to the the organization of a law and order he did not feel Justified In holding the United States Senator From Iowa. church. was convicted on all seven counts is committee to work In conjunction with seat. Appeals to California's Governor to X Ethel Franklin, a woman of the of the indictment The jury returned it of Borah Idaho Sherman and L.Y. similar organizations and conduct InWithhold His Signature. led in the discussion atthc verdict After, an hours conslderation whenever FfitGHTFULCONDmON OFPRISON Illinois, dependent iffvesrtgaiions Washington The- - federal govern- conference7 said afterward that- - the to stab Patrolman C. C. Car necessary. The maximum penalty under', the final effort to delay alien land ment's Middle of Torture bound stensen with a hat pin, has been InvestigatorSays desire to have those back in the party finding .is five years Imprisonment 01 owning legislation In California was who left It to over to tbe district court in Salt Lake Taft Scores Progressives. Ages Would be Luxury In join the Progressive $10,000 fine, or both. , J"made. .Sunday night, when Secretary ' for trial." was manifest Comparison. A motion of Assitanb District Attor New Haven In his fourth lecture party Bryan in the name of President WilAs & result of the Strike of ttaeleo- - ' oir"Some Questions of Modern Stories of torture son Parkin, that Johnson he Albany, N. Y Governor Johnson no- General Drummond Suffers Collapse. neyillarry telegraphed master on the ordered in tbe county jaii confined ernment sound middle atYato the in Monday, of ages Bianyof prisoners London.- Flora was overruled by General Mrs. of Ogden have donned lessor William II. Taft characterized like descriptions of luxuries In com- tifying him that the Japanese ambasJudge Carpentei had earnestly protested against Drummond, the militant Buffraget, i and was relased on bond ol their overalls and are working in the form of government advocated by parison to the tales that have been sador the negro as- in a state of r collapse and was unable $10,000. and toLTme of tbe lives that some of the the bill passed by the California tbeir shopB trying to keep pace wlthTpiuTTrogresslvesas the and that governor sembly urging to tbe resumed' bearing at at appear to anarchy and a despotism prisoners in Sing Sing live. thel$ orders and contracts. leading .. J. action de his withholding by Bow the postpone street General Murdered at Munich. police court Tuesday From. a report-maIhia striking Indictment oi .condi signature. tojthe Davis of the majority. the on' under of Munich. charges' conspiracy SanMajor General von Lewin tions alleged to exist within New county board of education by P. S. - act, ski, the Prussian Rallroad Must Pay Big Fee. ' malicious to property,damoge Institution ef who is in York states oldest penal military attache tc charge agricultural ders, TYPHOON HITS ISLANDS. which his been brought against her. Bavaria, was killed .here Tuesday by a Madison, Wia Attorney General Is Contained in a report of an investi Davis county schois, woik A doctor testified that it would take Owen has Informed Secretary of State there are about 2.000 young people supposed lunatic named Straffer, who gatlon of the prison made by George Fifty Natives Lose Lives at Result of Ralltwo yeeks for her to get into condi- fired Donald Northern Pacific that the varioua-actlver , in the shots at him on Worst Storm lrv Yeare. tion to undergo an operation which a crowded street- Police way .company is obliged to file resolu by Governor Sulzer to probe prison tifcs of bis department. Sergeant worst Manila. The' experityphoon to its increase of cap- affairs. was necessary, and another two Pollender, who dashed to the officer1 William N. CoblVharged with mur- tions certifying in enced struck islands the years eight ital stock and to pay fees which will The Investigator describes condi- Sunday, causing many deaths and months before she would be able to assistance," was also killed: The a der in the' first degma for shootfhg amount to be tried. $240,010. sailant meanwhile was seized by a . tions as frightful.--Th- e . . James N MnrrlsrinfronLnf his store prison cells, wrecking several small steamers and damp,-fllthare onhe crowd, .who tried to lynch him and small, f dark, the evening says, at Rosette - . Plan for Convention. numerous light craft. January Crater of Vesuvius Sinks. In succeeded vermin. in seriously injuring him with infected and 21 last, after the two men had wranThe known fatalitela at sea total Aberdeen. Wash. A stater Repub Mount before Naples. The activity of was rescued by the police rheumatism he men and contract them some over matters of time for gled but the total death list from Vesuvius, which has been apparent for ltcan convention to meet some time iq business, w as convicted of involuntary June Is announced by Chairman Rupp, go out crippled for life. Into none of the storm Is swelling with Incoming several Simmons and Penrose Clash, days, "reached a climax Sunday the cells on the lower tiers has a ray reports. manslaughter. 7 of "provided the national Republican com when the crater collapsed part for eighty years Senator Simmons Washington. DespLndencq due tothe recent nnttee approves the plan to call a na of sunshine-entere- d It is believed no Americans have The tremblings of the mountain could chairman of the finance committee, a sentcmCe-frorseven--yearn tonal-eohis of lost lives. their vent lon4a thefalL. . lengthening t be distinctly felt and after the and Senator Penrose, leading the Re "Cutter "Sails tor Nome. to nineteen years in the state fun publican" vatiohasSo wed ' Bank Robbed. Arkansas To revenue cutter Wash. The fight to refer "the Underwood-bi- ll Sing. Sing Seattle, Investigate prison' because he assaulted Harry nel 250 feet deep had been formed. with sail Ark. to Fort' instructions for public hear-ngs- , entfor men Y. Smith. boat Three first Nome, N. John Besr7the S. on fellow' a Kennedy, Ossining, Waddell, January prisoner, From dense clouds this and sulphurous delivered oratorical broadside J. Markham, aged warded of Sing Sing .prison, declared Alaska, thi$ season, left for tbe north ered the First State bank at Bonanza white smoke 25., 1912, caused'! ' ascended. aganst each other In the Senate Tues22, to attempt suicide in the state that he would ask the grand jury to Saturday, carrying 23.600 pounds of Saturday, dynamited the safe and esday in' debate oh the Penrose amend Investigate the report of conditions at mall for the Bering sea metropolis. caped on horseback with a sum estiVice Crusade in Colorado. prison, but he will recover.. ' W After discharging mail at Nome the mated tQ be betweem $1,500 and menL S submitted by ng Geofgd Sing, supreme court has sustained the The Colorado Springs, Colo- After a ' Bear will continue northward. decision of 'the lower court fcu iavpos-- . Blake to Governor Sulzer twenty-dainvestigation-followia Kilted in Train Wreck. L Six Drown In Riverlug the death penalty upon Harley l4vice ernsade against dance halls and Bandits. Failed. Wants Coaster Navy. Ottawa-11A rear-en- d collision of McWhinney, convicted slajer of C. L. Wausau, Wis. Gustave Jahnke, four i romping houses, the grand jury re-o-f two freight trains on the Rock Island Grand Junction. Colo Three Government coal resWashington. In Drickson, a young mining engineer, his children and H. Roehe, were turned seven indictments Saturday, railroid at. for tbe exclusive ervations escaped in a shower of bullets Seneca, resulted in ths . the Roipona roopilng house ,in Salt w drowned in the Wisconsin river at The names of the defendants and State 'jiavy era j. Saturday"- - niprn ng after jhehadari death of Elmer B. Jennings, aged 26,. Lake, October 6, 1911, and unless the bridge when a smafl taoTo'ture'oftte charges a fte not made pub-bo- 6f Pocatello, Idaho, antT Harry adyeated before the - senate terri-- "tempted to dynamite the safeeriLne board Frye, pardons intervtncs, McWhin- - stories a submerged pier and cap- - H- - The grand jury recommended the 55, of struck committee a by representative J Chanute, Kan., who were sleep-- ' oey will be executed. ' sized. r . Alaska of the Northern. appointment of a woman policeman. ing in the cabooses Contract of the Neponset Land & I Entitled1 to Free Cancer Patients Improving. Sx Seamen' Perish. Expects Treaty Will be Renewed. Live SJock company for reclamation of Entry. Froglegs Breaks Record. Vancouver.' B. C. Hemmed in about i.OOO acres of land under a Nsashinfton. Secretary Bryan 6aid Boston. A marked improvement Washington. The customs court Louisville, Ky. Froglegs, a which started from someun-Saturda- y Carey act segregation in Rich county, has decided that European nations has been noted In the condition ot thatwhiletheBritish gov colt, broke a world's record for six have known In, addition to reclaiming about 11,000 cancer members of wool cause, whp betu are entitled to the free entry of fifty patients directly asked to f nmning horses when he ran a mile acres of their own, was approved last pulp and paper. under the most favor - inoculated with th rabbit serum rethe steamer Ophlr, tied up pear new the Arbitration treaty, which ex and twenty yards at CtEtfchili Down, Ladner in the Fraser riverf were by the state land board.- ed nation 'clause of their1 xomTnerclat teent'.y diseovered by- - Dr. How ard--by limitation in June, he eipected tn the thlr (Trace Tuesday ln l minute-an- d Nowell of Boston would it be renewed.' university J. W. Haftdlejthe conteBsed forger 39 seconds flat. who was arrested la Salt Lake and R i oting in Cincl n natl-- .. -- Killed In Train .Wreck, Galled Off ... Fire at Miner trike University, taken to Provo for a bearing, has 'Prevents Betting on Ponies. The strike by " Salt Lake City. Fire of unknown , Cincinnati. 4)ne man, was probably Beuthen, Germany Tacoma, Wash. Three passengers been sentenced to the state prison 'for Oklahoma City, Okla, Betting on in this district, origin caused damage estimated be- fatally Injured and three others wero a term of fqirr years on three counts. and a brakeman were killed and seven 60,000 coal miners horse in Oklahoma . was And tween on been racing .has a which when 21, $5,000 to the foundry hurt Sunday when the first clah be , . April $7,250 began The total number of forgeries commit- persons seriously injured,' and when Governor Trades off .blacksmith on called Mens Tuesday the and union, an train the ell of line, shop tween by the the employees of the local trie ted by Handley and wife during the Bigned a bound from Portland to Seattle was owing to ythe hopelessness of, attain- mechanicaLlaboratory at th7.Un!ver- - tion company and strikers and I Crpc Bast two year U thirty-sitheir J Prohibiting, this form of enactment ' n i dUched ot Utah,-o" aucCess. J ing sity Friday gambling. occurred. sympathizers t. -- chased-throug- The-officer- -- I - i h free-for-a- ll - I Hurry up and co triWashington. ple tevthe reclamation projects already under way .and be sure you have Competent men in the field, was the advice James J.' Hill, the railroad magnate, gave to Secretary Lane Tuesday at a reclamation - hearing. 7 He reiterated Ms statement that it cost the recla mation service more than twice what it cost other services and private en terprises to reclaim the desert land.- -, The empire builder advised that the government quit the reclamation busi Determination of Americana to Run the Mexicans Out of Town Results In Fight, In Which, Men Take Part. Over Fifty Nogales, Arizona. More than 500 dead are lying on .the field above Guaymas resulting from three days deperate fighting. Cojpnel Juan Cabral,' who arrived Monday at Hermo- sillo from the front, reported that he has estimated the killed to exceed 600. XTrTfhToadbf oTfl an d" fl re wood was rushed-sou- th with which to cremate 7 the bodies Alof General . The officials report comthe Obregon,. fero7 insurgent! mamleiy riateOhanEer federal klBed CflNBnESSfflANHOHlESIGH alone numbered 600, wlthf'200 Huerta BELIEVING ELECTION ILLEGAL Both sides soldiers taken prisoners. have been executing al commissioned officers captured, wounded or unhurt. Mrs. Kate Cragun was run-doby It horse while crossing the.atreet Jn Ogden and slightly injured. ,The dri- i RACE WAR IN ARIZONA IS QUELLED BY SHERIFF AFTER ONE MAN IS KILLED. LOSSES Bodies to be Cremated on Battlefield, a Trainload of Oil and Firewood ' Being Sent to the Scene of Car- " nage for that Purpose. jail awaiting trial- - . BUSINESS'- - Empire Builder,, Saye Government Is Wasting Effort, and That Private Enterprises Are More SuccesefuL -- cocaine and morphine smugglers, has been arrested in Salt Lake, and is in t 5 OF RECLAMATION RESULT FROM DAYS' DESPERATE THREE FIGHTING IN MEXICO. 109 laws enacted by tbe of the legislature Of - TjTE TROUSER SKIRT BUDGET tenth regular session h f Af th - KILL ADVISES ABANDONMENT IIS STONED OIL BATTLEFIELD UTAH HEAVY t THE VERY LATEST Son, Leases TT THE UTAH LEFT - s nder-woo- 1 I t s I i ' I -- d n 4 tae're-contl- y - I to-ha- ve j -- s. "hair-trigge- I T in-th- e - three-revolv- J - ' y .. fifty-eigh- t, s explo-s:ou-ob'b- - $2,-"06- 0. - I - y . ng - 1. ban-dit- s . at 5 1 s 4beerew-ernffient-ha&- iiot re-o- 1 -eek W, -- 1 Oregon-Washlngto- n x. n ' . , . s - -- , . . J I Fine and penalty is . provided-- . , |