Show THE SALINA CALL SALT By C N Lund LIS ' III RATE CASE VTAH SAUNA LAKE Jr club John 11 wat Williamson aged drowned in the Jordan river at Salt His fishline' be Lake while fishing come snagged and he waded into thl water to unfasten it when he stepped off a submerged bank which led intc a deep pool convicts are at work on the state road at Willard Although the men in the camp are men who are serving from five years to a life sen tence yet their life there appears t be free from the thoughts of their un happy plight An association to be known as the ol First Volunteer Fire Department Provo City was organized last week by members of the original fire department organized In that city in 1883 The organization Is for social and fraternal purposes saloons op There are now forty-sieratlng in Ogden and enough new ap plications have been received to bring Under the the total up to reliquor license ordinance passed cently Ogden should not have more Baloons than Utah numbering sheepmen twenty hold and representing property of nearly 12000000 at a meeting in the offices of the Utah Wool Growers’ association in Salt Lake de cided to stand together In their fight to hold the trail through Emigration five lngs held canyon Bitten on the arm and hand by an enormous rattlesnake from which she rescued had courageously a little child Mrs Ray Kent is confined at her home in Ogden and attending physicians state that there is good hopes ol her recovery despite the gravity of her injuries Statistics covering the fiscal year ending June 30 1911 in the ofice ol E H Callister collector of interna’ revenue for this district show that was collected from 181686035 al sources This is 2347530 more than for the year ending June 30 1910 The Oregon Short Line Railway company will make a number of lm provements in its yards in Brigham outCity Among the improvements lined will be a spur track for the acof the beet growers commodation and will be so constructed as to make unloading of beets much easier £ UTAH 8AVES MILLION AND QUARTER ANNUALLY AS RESULT OF RULING Commission Recognizes Right of Railroads to Meet Water Competition to Paclfio Coast Points But Wipes Out Back Haul Rates Washington— In what are known as the coast cases the interstate commerce commission on Monday ordered material reductions in freight rates from the east to points between Denver and the western terminals of the transcontinental railroads The decision is regarded as a great The effect of the victory for Utah decision will be to considerably extend the scope of Salt Lake Jobbers and If the consumer gets the benefit should also mean a lowering of prices on many commodities It will mean a saving of at least a million and a quarter a year to the people of the Mountain country For many years the railroads haxe exacted from shippers to intermediate points such as Spokane and Reno higher rates on eastern freights than were charged for the much longer hauls to Seattle San Francisco and other Pacific coast points The theory has been the railroads must meet water competition to the Pacific coast The higher rates to intermediate points arbitrarily fixed have 'been defended by a comparison with the coast rates plus a theoretical l from the coast to the inland stations along the line The commission the recognizes rights of a railroad to meet water comto Pacific coast points but petition practically wipes out the rates to mountain terriIt lays down what it considers tory would foe fair and Just rates to various freight zones In the west and gives the railroads until October 15 to adjust their tariffs accordingly WAR CLOUDS GATHERING Dispute Morocco is Concerning Grave Concern Berlin — The sltua tlon as regards Morocco is causing grave concern War i openly advocated by the radical German press Even the most pacific organs resent the speech of David in support of France and advise an aggressive policy to uphold Germany’s position France and England are standing firmly together but this fact does not CHOLERA IS EOSTCil “THE VILLAIN STILL RAIN FALLS BETWEEN AGREEMENT TRADE UNITED 8TATES AND CANADA HAS BEEN APPROVED The Vote Was 63 to 27 Only Three Democrats Against the Voting Measure Which Has Occupied Attention of Two Sessions of Congress Copyright 1SU1 IN TORRENTS THE Floods In Nebraska Cause to Overflow Banks the Blue River Rising 26 Feet Omaha Neb — Reports received In this city from Gage and Johnson counties in the southeast parts of the state indicate that region was visited Sunday by one of the heaviest rainfalls ever recorded In the vicinity At Tecumseh in Johnson county four inches of rain fell In four hours During the same time over six Inches fell at Crab Orchard and five and inches at Elk Greek Near Crab Orchard two miles of the track of the Nebraska line of the Burlington railroad Is PRESIDENT AT MANASSAS Enormous day’s give the a lead of 2681 with several counties and parts of counties yet to be heard from Leaders of both factions claim victory and Chairman Ball of the prohibitionists’ committee cries “fraud" Conseems test of the election certain whatever the result of the count IN STATE CAPE HAYTIEN FOLLOWING ANARCHY OF REVOLUTIONISTS OF Chief Executive Pleads for Internationa al Peace at Reunion Near 8cene of Great Civil War Battle Manassas Va— Mud bespattered after a difficult trip from Washington by automobile over flooded roads and swollen creeks President Taft on Friday faced an audience made up in part of veterans who wore the blue and the gray within a few miles of the scene of the first great conflict of the civil war and was applauded Cape Haytlen— Uape Haytien Is in the hands of the revolutionists and and cheered when foe made a plea for the sole protection of Americans and international peace other foreigners at this port is an The president declared that a genwith Great American yacht which arrived here eral arbitration treaty Britain and France probably would he Wednesday morning The United States gunboat Petrel signed within the next ten days He the next added within that he hoped sailed from here several hours prior to the arrival of the yacht leaving few days to announce that the three American Interests unprotected and other great powers would enter into with the United when the came into harbor similar agreements Americans In Great Danger During Fight Between Warring Factions Women Sent Aboard Being Yacht Which Sailed Into Port Early Wednesday night fighting broke out In the streets The searchlights of the yacht was kept playing house which in the the Americans who were brought in from working on the railroads had collected with their wives The civic authorities aided In this work At daybreak Thursday however the was overthrown government the revolutionists had occupied the town and the streets were filled with excited men shooting at random All the American women were taken aboard the yacht while the foreign consulates were filled with refugees These Included generals who had opposed the revolution and the local authorities in consul protecting whom the French was slightly wounded Grants Dying Congressman’s Request Washington — In sending to the senate the nomination of Charles S Hnch as postmaster at Lawrence Kan President Taft on Saturday complied with the dying request of the late Representative A C Mitchell of war Two German battleships are In Mo- the second Kansas district and proved LORDS PASS VETO BILL that as politics is not so roccan waters ready to strike There is little hope of the situation painted Peers Are Expected to Bow to the ‘ being relieved France is determined Rider Stricken Popular Will Pony Express not to yield and Germany is equally London — The house of lorfls passed Chicago — Robert H Haslam"Pony determined to stand on her rights If the impasse is tided over It will he Bob" famous as the most daring the third reading of the veto bill among scores of pony express riders without division on Thursday after through an unparalleled uiplomatic The rehero of dozens of fights with hostile only three hours of debate feat Indians and road agents and princi- volt of the Insurgent peers failed to REFUSE TO HEAR MESSAGE materialize One Baron Stanmore advenpal actor In many tures on the western trail Is lying raised his voice to demand a vote but Uproar In British Parliament Causes stricken with paralysis at his home found no support The future of the measure may be Adjournment by Speaker here with reasonable certainty predicted London — The last act of the parliaMrs McManigal in Hospital Premier Asquith in the commons will was revolution ushered in mentary move the unCal — Collapsing Los Angeles rejection of the lords’ scene Monday with a revolutionary amendments en bloc This done the she has which been For the first time in its history the der the strain to minister will announce that if house of commons refused to listen subjected since her arrival here a primelords the persist there will be no to a speech by the prime minister month ago Mrs Ortie E McManigal course open for him but to offer the For the first time in Its history the wife of the informer in the McNa- king certain advice which will Insure speaker was compelled to invokq the mara dynamiting case was taken to the passage of the bill rule which empowers him "in case of a hospital Saturday Companies" Combine Telephone grave disorders" to declare the sitSpeed Wave Sweeps Over Chicago ting adjourned on his own responsiSalt Lake City — The are dead a Chicago — Two men bility says that through the consolidayoung man a young woman and an old tion of its western subsidiary comEvery means short of physical violence was successfully used to pre- man are dying two persons are seri- panies the American and Telephone vent Mr Asquith from explaining the ously Injured seven more slightly hurt Telegraph company has perfected its fourteen people are under arrest monopoly of the telephone business in and views of the government So violent speed were the opposition members and so as the result of an automobile the Rocky mountain states A monster company with a capitalization of Indignant were the ministerialists that wave that swept over Chicago Sunday the speaker after two hours decided has taken over the plants 250000000 Scout Movement Condemn Boy :o suspend the sitting to obviate graver local and long distance toll lines of disorders Butte Mont — Without a dissenting the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone of company voice the Western Federation and the Telephone Fatal Duel In Arizona and the Colorado intro- Telegraph company Miners adopted a resolution Clifton Arlz— After having been duced by Delegate It is known as Frank Carran of Telephone company Mountain and wounded fatally in a duel John D GarStates Telephone the Butte union No 1 which condemned nett chief sheriff of Clifton shot and in stinging terms the "Boy Scout" Telegraph company killed Ben Paiomonia Garnett ex- movement Melting Glaciers Cause Flood pired in a few minutes Valdez Alaska — The hot spell conMiners Killed by Cave-tSeal Treaty Ratified and the glain this vicinity Texas — A special to the tinues Paso El — The North fur Pacific Washington are melting at a phenomenal from Ray Arizona tells of a ciers seal treaty prohibiting pelagic seal- Times rate converting the glacial strearifs & Hall shaft Matnias cave-ithe in ing and regulating the killing of seals into torrents A creek that flows o the Ray Consolidated Copper comon land was ratified by the Senate through Valdez tore out forty feet of five pany Sunday which entombed Monday on motion of Senator Cullom inundating four blocks in the dyke men south end of the town Police and Troops Clash Juarez Mexico — One mn dead another fatally wounded and a tnird shot in two places is the net result of a pitched battle in this city Sunday afternoon between the city police and insurrecto soldiers Dry in France the cratic washed out From Beatrice comes the report that the government gauge registered a fall of eight inches of rain in a few hours and that the Blue river rose twenty-sifeet The Blue river early Sunday morning rose at the rate of three feet an hour submerging the railroad yards and endangering the residence and the yacht business districts her owner Mr Dick found the town States Women and children were rescued in a state of anarchy The insurgents BOW TO WILL OF from the tops of box cars boats be- were and President Siapproaching ing used in the rescue work As far mon and his troops had left Fort England In Future Will as can be learned no lives were lost Liberte for Port Au Prince Texas from Saturprohibition elecjio: Washington — By a vote of 63 to 27 the senate on Saturday approved the between reciprocal trade agreement the United States and Canada embodied in the reciprocity bill that had two storm in sessions center proved a of congress voted A majority of the Republicans Of against the measure Demovotes for it thirty-twwere ot cratic and twenty-onRepublican were Streams Charges of Fraud in Dallas Texas — Returns SENATE PASSES Boston— Asiatic cholera has ed Boston and caused one death y cording to a statement given out Sunday by Chairman Samuel H Durgln of the Boston board of health The victim was Mrs Tamasslno who died at the detenMastrodenlco tion hospital on Gallup’s island Mrs Mastrodenlco took into her home as lodgers a few weeks two sailors who of the crew of a were members steamer supposed to h&ve sailed from an Italian port The sailors subseand disappearequently were taken d- Efforts are being made to locate them The children of Mrs Mastrodenlco are under observation at the quarantine station and the hoard has already begun examining the many persons who may have come Into contact with the dead woman deter German sentiment The Frankfurter Zeitung the voice the commercial Germany Insists that the fatherland shall not abandon Its rights In Morocco The press speaks openly in favor of Loses Life In Alps ' Genevo Switzerland—The body of Homer Diman the Mass waio was youth of Arlington ost on the Dent du Midi in the Alps on July- 5 was found woncay imbedded in ‘the ice RECIPROCITY BILL HER" Dies From 8courge Brought Boarding House by Two Sail ors From Italian Port of Lillian Has Disappeared New York — The continued absence Graham of Lillian who with Ethel Conrad is now under 23009 bail for shooting W E D Stokes' is causing no little anxiety in District Attorney Whitmaa'c office PURSUES Woman to UTAH STATE NEWS Word has oeen received of thl drowning in a river near Olsauguln of Roy Boardman Oregon aged 18 formerly of Salt Lake There were 277 reported deaths In the state of Utah during the month of June according to the official bulletin of the state board of health H J Scruggs the deputy sheriff oi Evanston who killed Ab MurWyo was dock there about a month ago discharged at his preliminary hearing at Heber City A Park City correspondent Bays a skeleton has been found in Iron canyon which is believed to be that of Bus Nelson a Swede who disappeared from Park City In February 1910 M M Graham whose home is In Nebraska and who is making a trip was over the west on a motorcycle badly bruised near Logan when lightning knocked him from his wheel barbAt the grocers’ and butchers ecue in Salt Lake on Wednesday six beeveB 2000 loaves of bread and half a dozen casks of pickles were consumed by the crowd in attendance The Maeser Memorial building erected by the Brigham Young University Alumni association at Provo was formally accepted last week by officers of the association from the contractors After failing in an attempt to hang himself Sabachl Uyeno a Japanese laborer thirty-siyears of age slashed his throat with a razor in his room in Salt Lake dying a few minutes later With the exception of eleven hoboes now at work on the county rock pile the Weber county jail is without a sin gle prisoner for the first time since the structure' was completed No money being left In the citj street fund the mayor and city coun cil of Ogden have decided to work th prisoners in the city jail on the streets filling in holes and leveling the rougt places Alvin Album Mlckonem employed at the Silver King Coalition mine at Park City accidentally broke into a "missed hole" with his pick and was almost instantly killed by the explosion which followed Juab county has only four inmates In Its county infirmary and as it is too expensive to operate the place for that number of inmates arrangements have been made to have them taken care of in the Utah county infirmary Robert Lindsey one of the early of Heber wsb killed by s pioneers hay derrick falling across bis body al his ranch He was over 70 years old and a highly respected citizen of thal He leaves a large family place son ol Lloyd Ball the Mr and Mrs J H Ball of Coalville was killed in a runaway hear hit home being thrown from a the rake descending upon him cuttini off the entire back part of the skull City water and electric lighting will be two of the conveniences arranged for the Utah National guard during its near Heber City in Augencampment ust according to a decision reached ty the members of the Commercial ASIATIC PEOPLE against Republican ' and r three Demo- ' This action settled the whole Canadian reciprocity question so far as and save for is concerned congress and the Canadian executive approval ratification parliament's virtually made the pact the law of the laud bill having origiThe reciprocity nated in the house must be returned there for engrossment and for the signature of Speaker Clark while the house Is sitting The Canadian parliament has not yet acted on the agreement and with one exception the provisions of the bill as passed by congress will not become effective until the president issues a proclamation that Canada has to ratified the pact The exception this procedure is in the paper and pulp section of the hill which it is anefnounced will become immediately fective when the president signs the law From the White House President Taft followed the votes on the amendments and on the final passage of the bill with the keenest interest “I am very much gratified and delighted that the bill is passed" he said “It indicates the Increase of mutually beneficial relations between Canada and this country" con-- ' The president received many before departing lor gratulations In reBeverly to spend the ply to these he declared be was getof much out too credit ting entirely the matter and that Secretary Knox really was entitled to the greatest be Governed By House of Commons London — The constitutional revolution appears to be an accomplished fact Great Britain jn the Jpture ill be governed by the house of commons with the hereditary upper house possessing only a veto with a time limit of two years The peers find their one gleam of that the next hope in the prediction praise will overturn Conservative government old Asquith's revolution and restore Accused of Slaying Wife conditions hut the radicals are confiRichmond Va — Charged directly by dent that In such matters the hands of the coroner’s Jury with having slain the clock will never turn back son of his wife Henry Clay Beattie the South Richmond hanker and promTumult in Court Room inent in Virginia society is In Jail here Viterbo Italy— The most violent scene of the Camorrist trial to date Across the corridor also a prisoner is beautiful Beulah Binford who at was provoked Friday by a personal 19 confessed to being the young man’s dispute between Captain Fabronl and In the tumult all the most intimate friend Paul D Beattie Law'yer Lioy other lawyers fled from the room En- a cousin of the accused man occupies still another cell Beattie claims that Abbatemag-girico Alfauo and Gennaro the informer were thrown out his wife was shot by an unknown man as she was seated by bis side In an Giovanni bodily by the carbineers automobile Bartolozzi fell in a fit and President order maintain Cloudburst in Death Valley adjourned Cal — Cloudburst San Bernardino ana that filled canyons with Simon Is Doomed mine buildings into nousenoatA Washington — President Simon of turned marked the climax of a not wave Hayti appears doomed to follow President Diaz of Mexico to give way which sent the mercury up to 140 deto revolutionary government accord- grees In the Death valley etnk during here Presi- the week The terrific heat drove ing to advices received dent Simon has been compelled to miners and prospectors out of the desabandon his campaign to the north ert Just in time to avoid the heaviest and to withdraw his army hastily to precipitation the mountain regions surthe capital where he is now confined rounding the sink have experienced for thirty years to his bed by Illness Bianchl declared helpless to session the No Women Allowed at Funeral Insane Man Attacks Passengers a womInd— Becoming Adams Mass — A young woman and Evansville an hater because as he said his wife a man were shot and instantly killed Louisville more women were dangerously him after five deserted at Ky him to assign half of his wounded and many more men women inducing property to her John Steller 67 years and children who filled a big open in his dying bequests old stipulated electric car were terrified Saturday that none but men should attend his afternoon by Fablo Palloa au insane folwas man’s funeral The wish mill worker who poured ten shots lowed at his funeral Saturday into the helpless passengers while the car raced along at a apeed Deserter Killed by Aged Man Grants Pass Ore — Mike Morgan a Albanians Reject Amnesty deserter from the United States army t Zetinjl Morocco — Cheftrat made a full confession Friday of the Pasha and party are disposed to murder of John E York an aged man prolong for a month the amnesty ofwhose body recently was found in the fered the Albanian rewho insurgents river here Morgan said he killed turned to their homes bu me ArchYork in and threw the bishop of Scutari says only five fambody into the river ilies had actually laid down their arms Fatal Quarrel Over Right Eight Firemen Injured Raton N M— J L Creasy and J D Toledo Ohio — Eight firemen were were probably fatalFudge pioneers Injured in a fire Sunday which dely wounded in the the four buildings of the B A stroyed In which the shooting affray Friday Stevens company manufacturers of two men and Fudge’s son participatbilliard and pool fixtures and ed The clash followed a quarrel over and a right of way through a pasture supplies and eight dwellings frame storerooms claimed by Fudge Female Forger Sentenced Give Diaz Military Honors forLos Angeles— Mrs Lillian Paxton Paris —General Porflrlo Diaz returned Flynn convicted on the charge of forgmer president of Mexico here Thursday and visited the mu- ing the name of Jennie B Boane to a seum in the Hotel des Invalides deed for realty to obtain 210000 has here he was received with n&t'tary been sentenced to serve Lbree years at San Quentin honors Yosemite Pioneer Dead C Pearson Danville 111— Gustavus retired cap’tallst who in the gold craze ol sixty years ago was one of a pprty from Utah who dicsovered the Yosemite valley died here Saturday aged eighty-tw- Makes New Flying Record France — Aviator Mourmelon pfioiing a small aeroplane at the miles recovered 4C5 Aerodrome maining in the air eleven hours and minutes This is a new world's recoid for distance and time Foul Play Suspected York— The disappearance of Reiner a young dressmaker developed into a possible murder Sat urday when a body believed to be hers was found in "VVeler creek Long Island sound Maccabees Elect Officers Ohio — The Paris — France is sweltering in the Cleveland Knights of worst hot wave experienced in twenty the Maccabees of the World in sesD P five years which is made more severe sion here Thursday not a Markey of Detroit supreme commandrought by the phenomenal drop of rain having fallen in many der and L S Sister of Detroit surecorder places for a month preme New Hanna ' |