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Show t f- flf OF SUMMIT COUNTY VOL. XXL SAFETY COALVILLE, UTAH. OUT BY GEII. VILLA AWAITING OUTCOME OP STRUGGLE BETWEEN FED ERALS AND REBELS. Action of Spaniard in Seeking Asy-luon American Soil May Bring Up Many Question to be Adjusted Between 'Three Nation. m RELIEVE AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES SHOULD BE REPRESENTED. PLAN TO PUT NEW CURRENCY SYSTEM IN OPERATION DURING SUMMER MONTHS. SIX HUNDRED RESIDENTS OF TOR REON ORDERED TO LEAVE COUNTRY AT ONCE. Action Taken at Meeting of Governor of Seven Wectern State, Who Ala Ak Congressional Aid in Road Making it ia Hoped to Demonstrate How Easily the Reserve System Will .Take Care of a Situation Which Has Caused Financial Worry. Their Property to be Confiscated by Rebel Leader, Who Bellevea That Spaniards are Working Againet tha Rebel Cuaa. JPACIFIC NORTHWEST Official interest in Washington the Mexican situation here m Wednesday was divided between the grave problem presented by the arrival of the 800 Spanish exiles at El Paso and the outcome of the struggle between the constitutionalists and federal for supremacy at the important gulf port of Tamrico. Sharp fighting already has occurred at Tampico and army and navy strategists now expect the battle thereto be the next decisive struggle of the revolution. Rear Admiral Fletcher notified the department Wednesday that refugees already were going aboard the men of war iu Tampico harbor, and he forwarded a report frurn Rear Admiral Mayo at that port, saying the presence of an army trans port was desirable as a refuge for noncombatants from the shells of the contending forces. State department officials were in discussing the situation which the department faces In view of the expulsion of the Spaniards, in whose behalf vigorous representations were made to General C&rranza. Now that the Torreon refugees are on American soil, however, steps must be taken for their care While officials agree that, in inter national law, these Spaniards have a right to seek asylum on American soil, it is realized that the problem of their ultimate disposition is likely to bring up many questions to be adjusted between the United States, Denver Governor-- , of sevn s'jis delegates to the Western Governors conference, in session here on Tuts day, went on record with a demand to congress for the establishment ol two more regional reserve hanks one In the Pacific northwest and the tithe in the Rocky mountain states The action was taken on motion o. Governor Ernest Lister of Washing ton, and was concurred in by Gov tfnon Tasker L. Oddie, Nevada; Joseph M Carey, Wyoming; Oswald West, Oregon; John M. Haines, Idaho, William Spry, Utah and K. M. AmGovernors Lister, mons, Colorado. West and Haines were appointed as a committee to draft resolutions in conformity with the motion as passed It was Governor Carey who broach ed the question of the regional reserve banks. The governors took a positive stand on the subject of federal aid in by adopting a resolution urging congress to turn over to the western states 5 per cent of the public do main within their boundaries, the pro ceeda to be used for the Improvement of the highways Governor Ammons, In his address of welcome, outlined the plan of the executives to demand more liberal fed eral policies In administering the pub Its domain, Adding: We dont ask Anything unreasonable, we intend to ask only the rights that were granted to all the older The war department probably will be called upon tojflirect measures for the care of the 800 new international visitors at El Paso, although at the state department it was said that phase of the question had not et been considered. Brief speeches were made by Governors West, Lister and Spry, after which Governor Carey took the floor to discuss the Carey act Irrigation He declared that 900 000 projects. acres of land In Wyoming has been reclaimed under the provisions of the statute. be continued, 'restrictions But, on the part' of the federal government and the long delays thereby occasioned have largely neutralized the good results of the law. Governor Oddie urged the governors to take measures to check the emigration of farmers to the Canadian northwest, declaring that more liberal land laws, with this in view, were Impera' tively needed. JERSEY DEMOCRATS LOSE. Candidate Backed by Preaident Wil son Goes Down to Defeat. Paterson, N. J. Complete returns from the election in the Seventh New district Jersey congressional show that Dow H Drukker, Republican, defeated James OBryne, Democrat, by a plurality of more than 5,000 votes, O'Brytte had been strongly backed by President Wilson, Drukker making his campaign against the new tariff law. Drukker received 10,620 votes and O'Byrne 5,240, while Demarest, Socialist, was a close third with 5,053. Whitehead, Progressive, received only il votes. In 1912 Roosevelt carried the district by 891 votes. Democratic leaders refuse to accept the result as a repudiation of the administration. They assert that the reapporttonment of 1912,' which divorced Passaic from Bergen and.Sur-se- x counties and made it a district by itself, left a normal Republican plurality. They say the election of Rob ert G. Bremmer, a Democrat, In this new district waB a personal success and accounted for Drukker's victory on the same ground. LEASING PLAN road-makin- g BANDITS Mky Leave Office In Salt Lake. Mont. A local paper-quot- es Butte Senator Walsh 'as saying that the treasury department has not takelf -- by the Montana senators to have the Internal revenue office for the district of Montana removed front Salt Lake to Helena. So far as known, says tb article, the department appears to bo t, Mstd to the removaL KILLED BY CITIZEN8. Cowboys and Potico Unit With Disastrous Results to Robber. Prince Rupert, B. & Three fob her were shot dead, two other wounded, not fatally, and one escaped with $1,000, after the party had held up the Union Bank of Canada at New Hazleton on Tuesday. As the robbers dashed for the hills 200 citizens, cowboys and police followed, both sides firing as fast as they could work their guns. Just before gaining the shelter of the tree, two bandit were kil'.eo. They dropp in t.ielr tracks- - Tne thtrd wa kljtfeJ The two wounded a little later. struggled on, hut soon gave In. None of the other side was Injured. ASSAILED. State Rights Advocates Speak Against Ferrle Bill at Governors Conference. The state rights advoDenver. cates at the conference of governors on Wednesday thundered against the Ferris bill for leasing various portions of the publie domain Governors Amnions, Spry and Oddie, of Colorado, Vtah and Nevada respectively, states in which huge areas of government land make the controversy of vital Importance, demanded a return to the old system of easy acquisition. A. A Jones, first assistant secretary ofxthe Interior, defended the policy of th department He j w as bucked by Oswald West of Oregon,' the only delegate to the governors' conference who expressed approbation of the leasing System. , N0.1SL APRIL 10, 1914. IN TEXAS fXILES NEW FUY, JOB WORK NEATLY DONE Big Gains for Drys. Chicago Reports from the' battlefields of the wets and drys all over the state indicate a sweeping victory for the league. The women's vote waa the determining factor In many Instances. Over and over again returns - showed that where a majority of the men voted for saloons, the women voted against them. anti-saloo- n Public May Hear Discussion. Washington. Confronted by telegrams from gulf and Pacific coast ports urging public hearings on the bill proposing the repeal of the tolls exemption provision of the Panama canal 'Act, the senate Inter oceanic canals committee decided to give fifteen days, beginning April 9, to hearing both proponents and opponents of which pasted the house. the measure ' U Gunmen Must Pay Penalty. Albany. Governor Glynn hat v refused to commute the death sentence of the four gunmen convicted Herman Rosenthal, the New York gambler, or to grant them a reprieve untQ after the second trial of former Police Lieutenant Charles Becker. They must die by electrocution some time next week, probably Monday W ir Torreon. --Gen. Francisco Villa Washington -- Every effort will b ordered that the $00 Spaniards of thia bank reserve the federal by Instrae-tionorganization committee to have all city be deported. He issued that trains be provided at naca banka expedite the formal atept TE1 Paso, Tax, necessary to put the new currency and that the exodus to should once. Their at property begin , system In operation. Members of the committee appar will be confiscated temporarily at ently have no expectation that there least. It la the tragedy of Chihuahua axes will be any financial crisis to face reand is said to express the deep agaia, quiring the assistance to banka which suspicion and ven hatred wHh the reserve system will provide, but i L I native Mexican, an part they are anxious to have the twelve the upon the Hpaa- eoa, I ularly reserve bauks in the field by crop iESER TRAIN DROPS lard. t fall. moving, time next They hope Villa expelled how easily able to demonstrate IRE WABASH RIVER be and quickly the reserve system will huahua four take care of a situation which to pre- then baa rep vious years has caused financial wor- Spaniards woul Mexico before hi Kilted and T flirty five Injured ry and which last fall led to direct that they were loans from the United States treasury abiding conviction reva- - i jfh Bridge Give Way and to national banks In the farm teg re working a one man against the Cir Go Into tho Wator. found lution expression frequent , glous. was In Juarez, at wbteb The committee has worked at full while be fv . aaserted he would execute time ha Sea, lud. Three persona were speed on Us part of the preliminary every one that he found In Torreon. work, and Tuesday the formal notice kill ao about thirty-fivothers Tha Spanish - government was a Wabash passenger train, was sent to the 7,548 banks which aroused and Washington, with Ha whpa knot af the Continental Limited, ask entrance to the system, of the lo- watchful waiting policy, based partly erased brough a bridge over the Wa cation of reserve banks and the limits on the expectation of a humane prosebat rivif just west of here on Sun-da- ! of reserve districts. With the notice cution of the insurrection, descended , Thf engine, a baggage car and will go blanks on which banks must on the . constitutionalist chiefs with the iy och dropped Into the water. apply for subscriptions for stock to words of warning admonition. Vn tie cars Iqft the bridge the the respective reserve banks, Thirty that Reluctantly Villa promised day pack, which was crowded, fell days are allowed for banks to make Spaniards Innocent of political activity w Itjl She rear end out of the water,! flr,t payment of the required 8 J should not be harmed. This waa of ' and surplus fle hough the majority of the In- - per cent of their capital tel, but In talking with reporters wm -President .Wilson probably and friends his temper frequently be ' in this car, nobody was name tha r of the federal trayed him Into the most trmpe ;1 y J r, t Hied to reserve the in threats. It waa plain to those hardly had settled associated with the rote1 wthe work t rescuing the point by the timy exerted s HOME RULERS A6AIK WIN IN HOUSE OF ' COW An Amendment for Rejection of Bill Defeated in British House af Common by Small Majority, London. By a majority of 80, an amendment for the rejection of - the home rule bill was defeated In the bouse of commons Monday night and without division the bill was given, 1& the third time, its second reading In the bouse. , The announcement of the figures evoked louder cheers from the opposition than from the ministerialists, the opposition Interpreting them as gratifying proof of m dwindling government majority. But the diminution Is Recounted for to some extent by the abstention from voting of the O'Brlenltes. The- speeches werv-gmw ally meet! more conciliatory In tone than those which marked the bill's earlier pas sages. John K. Redmond, the Nationalist leader, who opened the debate, again held out the olive branch to Ulster In a speech of impressing eloquence, but insisted that it was Impossible for him and his colleagues to agree to the permanent exclusion of Ulster and to abandon the principles of Ireland a nation. m t f e lid ap-tb- wwi WO all had been taken out. Is taken to a hospital at a special train. The ever the Wabash river kkened early Sunday when a btes La-B- u rail-ridg- e coo-staat- ly befit- - granted to them, will name three d serve bank, and formed tbe bank operate. v. - many Span .,!. his clemency. Their expulsion is taken to indicate that all are to be held guilty astll Innocence is proved. .Villa promised would Investigate cloaely the order. frelhl train was wrecked upon the Officers conducted of each Spaniard and that Limited stricture. The Continental at New York. Tbe arrest Monday to have crxt out on the bridge slowly, and Morris strupnieker, secretary and In due course those found would he to no the aid enemy lent when about 10a feet out the bridge treasurer of the Cloak and Shlrtmak-er' to return. allowed waa caught gaw way. The engineer union, revised the fact that he and untef his engine and crushed to two other officers of the union had W. C. T. W PRESIDENT DIES. dettk The fireman, who jumped, was been Indicted for murder in the first "General' Drummond Hysterical. aciltod to death, and when the front It is charged that Btrupnlck-e- r Continued Work lo Which She Hod London. ''General Mrs. Flora enj of the baggage car was toppled degree. and Max Slgmsn, and a third man, Devoted Hor Lift Until tho End. Drummond, the militant suffragette, donward. Was stU! unrevealed, identified whose Portland, Me. Mri. Lillian If. N. shrieked so loudy w hen, she was the death of Herman Leibo Stevens, president of the Nat Iona! caused Corner 8tone of Lay Capitol. Monday at the .police court wits op the night of August 1. 1910, Woman Temperance Christian in connection with the suffragette disSalt Lake City. With an attendance the great cloak makers' strike Union, died here Monday,., She-haduring turbances at the unionists demonstra- of sore than 2.200 men and women j (n New york tjty been ill for several weeks with kidney tion in Hyde Park on Saturday, that repcsentteg every part of the state, trouble, she had to be' forcibly removed. She tht corner stone of the Utah capltol BARON ASHBOURNE Mrs. Stevens, who was born to Dr would not allow either the magistrate vs laid at 6 o'clock Sunday after ver. Me., seventy year ago, continue! or the prosecutor to utter an audible nota by Governor William Spry. He to the last the temperance work t word. ww assisted in the attending cere-maltbe devoted moat of her life. which F. Smith by President Joseph remained deaf and late mind Her Wealthy Lumberman 8uicided- of Sim Mormon church, the Rev. W. K, last week she wsa sble to dictate, corDuluth, Minn. Altbought the death Rya, paator of St Mary's cathedral, respondence to connection with tha of John McAlplne, wealthy Duluth tie Rev, Earner I. Goshenf pastor of duties of her office, which she hsd lumberman, who was found shot tbs First Congregation church, mem-ba- t held since 1898. the in head the basement of through of tha capltol commission, the his residence August 15, 1913, C. Samuel Rebels Burning Bodies. gerernors staff and Mayor unsolved, circumstances were ' This city, from which Torreon. , revealed Tuesday to support a conGen. Refugio Velasco and most of the tention that the lumberman was not . Counterfeiters Caught uninjured of his command fled, waa mrdered, but committed suicide. , Salt Lake City. Counterfeiting opby the rebels. In force on occupied erations on a wholesale .scale Were Saturday and the work of burning tha W. S. WEST brought, to an abrupt end Saturday bodies of the dead, clearing away tha when. city detective unsuspectingly adobe wreckage of bmks into a house in Rustic court walla, street barricades and barbed ssd caught two men in the act of mak' wire entanglements was begun. Coins ing spurious half-dollpieces denomAttempt to Wreck Train. aggregating $650 of ination were found in crucibles ftp, a Washington, Pa. An attempt to table In the room where the men wreck a train on the Baltimore to f e Ohio railroad near Snowden, Pa., was working. made early Monday, when unknown umber King, Interested in Idaho, persons, after beating the watchman. W. L. Hill, Into tnaenaihllty. removed pokane, Wash. Frederick W, from a rail. auser, who died at Pasadena, Cal., spikes interested to five lumber compan-l- n Falla for Six Millions. northern Idaho, to which amount aproxlmately Berlin. Bankruptcy proceeding . were opened here Monday against the firm of W. . Wertheim & Co , whose Barb Liquor FrornJffNavy liabilities amount- - to about $8,000,068. Washington. Secretary Daniels of The difficulties of the concern began the navy has prohibited the use of alwhen "the Princes trust ceased finase coholic liquors "on boaiM any naval Ing the undertaking. vessel or within sny navy yard or where-- 1th to tbe jurisdiction NatlonalForet!nerej. of the navy department Washington. The bouse has passed t -4 tbe bill previously passed by the sen-- , Mauretania Delayed by Storms. ate' adding 17,000 acres of land to tha New York. The Cunard liner Man Caribou national forest for the pro, retante arrived Saturday from Livertectlon of the Montpelier, Idaho, pool and -- Queenstown?, twelve hours water supply. late. She waa delayed by a serle of Heira Hava Rights, terrific storms which lasted through . Rather thaw give up the. principles J I out the passage. which h prizes more than everything Denver. That a person who rides , ' Is, William G I been, the second I otl a railroad pass and is killed can Only Thirty Captured AUve. Baron Ashbourne, who take bis oot Biga eay the rights of his heirs . Mr, West was appointed by the g Chihuahua, Mexico. When Genertl In ths English house of to bring suit to collect from the rail-arnor of Georgia to fill out tho one Villa took. Torreon he took only thirty ... o well, has tort an Inheritance af km of the state plrod torn of tho late United 8tt prisoners alive and unwounded, acsupreme court. Senator Bacon which will end with cording to Information received here. 845C.C00. He elaetlAw mvi fell that he Aecu7M a d. d half-doll- et V, |