Show THE SALINA By C N Mind CALL UTAH STATE NEWS A man convicted of "bootlegging Lake In '' Salt will spend In Jail M&rtln Jones aged 62 died In a Salt Lake hospital Wednesday from Injuries received when he was run down by an automobile That the Utah summer ranges offer bright prospects to the Utah sheep men for the coming season Is the gen eral opinion of sheepmen Building permits representing con structiqn work costing more than hall a million dollars have been Issued thus far this year In Salt Lake Miss Vilate E Schofield of Salt Lake was doclared to be the mosl beautiful young woman present at the Utah products show In Salt Lake Iasi week A E Beller of Ogden an Inventor has perfected what he calls an “aero locomotive” and claims that it wll revolutionize the world of aerial navi whisky gatlon The sum of 6000 will be expended this year on road Improvement In Salt Lake county this action having been decided on by the board of coun ty commissioners Mrs Mary Ann Stearns Winters one of the historic women of the State died Thursday at the home ol her daughter Mrs Heber J Grant In Salt Lake City at the age of 79 Joseph Henson of Tooele who foi more than fifty years has been active In promoting the agricultural interest! of the state died suddenly in Salt Lake on the 2nd He was 82 years old John Sebastian a traveling sales man from Cincinnati aged 26 years fell and dislocated his back while at tempting to board a train in Salt Lake His recovery is far from club It The Garland Commercial not alone boosting the commercial welfare of that town but is also push ing civic affairs The latest proposed is the building of s Improvement sewer system The elk sent to Sallna during the past month will be kept fenced the summer as it is not thought wise to let them go at large until autumn The enclosure is large and they are doing well The Grand and San Juan county commissioners have been given reasonable assurance by the state road commission that work will start - - Within the weelA on III THE DOLE OF THE STAGE thantuM— mi SEEK IIIF0U1II u VTAH ALINA ' STILL Ji 8UCH 18 THE CHARGE MADE AGAIN8T MADERO BY LEADER OF THE REVOLUTIONISTS GUGGENHEIMS CALL AT WHITE HOUSE SEEKING INFORMATION REGARDING ALASKA DENY ROH OF HTERVEIITIEI Staff Officers Ssjr the Return of Boye In Blue From Philippines Has No Real Significance — The working out of ago made public for the In this coutnry of return- - " (ng Philippine has troops undoubtedly caused a revival of rumors that a to he assemlarge part of the army fled on the Mexican bbundary f Somewhat Impatiently (he general staff officers on Monday quoted the rumors by pointing to the various statements Issued from the war the last as recently as April 3 showing the dates of sailing of the six regiments which are scheduled to end their tropical service In the Philippines in 1912 Two of these regiments already are at sea on their way to San Francisco and one of them the Fourteenth will go Into the border country taking station at Fort Clark and Fort The in Texas McIntosh Third In-fantry also afloat is bound for New York posts The other regiments will dates embark at Manila on various until as late as June 13 It is not settled where they will be stationed but It Is expected that one and perhaps two will be located In' the southwest These facts were announced some time ago and can have no connection in Mexico with recent developments Washington Charge Strloken Every President of Revolution With Republio Violating Oath He Made to the Men Who Helped Him Now York— The three special comGeneral Orozco missioners from leader of the Mexican revolutionists who arrived here last week to present to the American people the revolutionists’ side of the present trouble In their country in a long statement given out Sunday night by Manual L Lujan bead of the commission bitterly assailed the administration declared and of President Madero of his tactics In the government the naMexico are slowly wrecking tion Madero is charged with violating every oath he made to the men that helped him to overthrow Diaz He Is oharged with misuse of government to funds with making It Impossible of Mexico in walk the highways safety and with not protecting the interests of foreign business nor the people of his country "The present revolution is not a new one” the statement says: “It Is merely the continuance of the revolution which began when the rule of It President Diaz became unbearable Is Intended to carry out the reforms that It was hoped would result from the success of the revolution a year the failure of which is a sad ago to patriotic Mexicans disappointment as well as to the Americans and other foreigners who have their business interests in Mexico” declare Madero the commissioners was not called to the presidency by the people but was accepted by the revolutionists because no one else came forward President PredicUnable to Venture tion of ''Action on by Congress Pending Measures That Would Permit Opening of Coal Fields Washington — President Taft gave a hearing late Friday on Alaska and the prospects for Its development to Senator Guggenheim of Colorado his and sevbrother Daniel Guggenheim eral experts of tbe Guggenheim company Secretary Fisher was present and Sherman at the invitawas a listener were anxious to know It was said what might be exthat pected In the way of legislation of would allow the development Alaska’s natural resources and In particular the coal They control the Copper River rail road planned to tap the Bering coal fields For this road there is now practically ho traffic and the opening of the coal lands would ensure a big tonnage They were reported Interested also In Secretary Fisher’s plan to build a government railroad lq Alaska This road If built would not compete with the Copper River road Neither the president nor Secretary Fisher would predict action by on pending measures that would ensure the opening of the coal fields although the president has made many addresses and frequently has suggest ed to congress the necessity of providing a leasing plan that will allow the fields to be opened - tion of the president The Guggenhelms OROER MINERS RICK TO WORK LEVEE BREAKS Decision Reached by British Federation Practically Terminates Disastrous Strike of Coal Miners INLAND SEA NOW COVERS MILE3 London — The decision of the minOF RICH FARMING LANDS ers’ federation afternoon to IN KENTUCKY Saturday order the men to resume work has brought Intense relief to the whole The termination of the coal Farms Are Now country Lakes of Temporary strike virtually amounts to raising a Water Logs and WreckSwirling Looting In Flooded Area ruinous siege of the nation’s indusHave Fled age While Residents financial St Louis— Vandals have been loot- tries which has inflicted to Higher Ground for Safety ing houses In the flooded district loss far larger than would have been above Cairo and Sheriff Fraser has caused by war with a great power of put on a force of deputies with motor similar duration St Louis — The government levee a boats and skiffs to patrol the terriIn Scotland the miners returned to short distance below Hickman Ky tory with Instructions to shoot when the collieries on Monday but aB that on tbe the faMississippi protecting necessary The tents sent by Gov- day is a holiday ln England and mous fertile Reedfoot lake district ernor Deneen for use of Future City Wales the ptrtkefB' there were not before dark Friday gave way shortly refugees arrived in Cairo Sunday expected' to return to work until night Over a hundred square miles In many mines three or of splendid night being brought in by boat Tuesday farming lands were four days more will elapse before reswamped under the sea that rolled in Porter Charged With Smuggling' By the end like a tidal wave pairs can be completed Sonora— James Hahns a of the week however Nogales It Is expected Between seven and ten thousand Pallman porter running out Jtl Los will be hu colliery fuUflople mAsidethe town 'have been d abtjwrtVp car swfng6''6'7 bouse Farm rendered homeless Saturday by Mexican customs officwere swept away like so man antRuef to Write History of Career ials and charged with being an agent The loss of livestock will bt Ruef con- hills San Francisco — Abraham of the rebels In this city in the smugenormous San boss of Franvicted political gling of munitions of war Reports of loss of life are current cisco now serving a sentence of fourbut it will be several days before To Erect Monument to Rogers teen years In San Quentin penlten — Cal Beach Announcement In San a Francisco even- news can be procured from isolated Long tiary began now covered by the temporary was made Saturday that a monument ing paper Saturday a series of arti- places of swirling water logs and would be erected here in memory of cles which he declares consti- lake will It Is the general opinion P tute a complete expose of the men werckage of Galbraith the achievements that many Rodgers the transcontinental avia- accused with him in the graft prose of refugees in Paducah drowned been have people “Withtor cutions but not convicted out reservation" he says “I shall reNoted Idaho Officer Called Roosevelt a Favorite late my actions and the part played r W (Ras) Idaho — E Boise Kansas City— Thedore Roosevelt by others’’ carried the presidential preference deputy United States marshal Indorse Taft Utah Republicans and noted peace officer of the state in Wyandotte county primaries — candead five illness is Salt Lake City Rehere after a the days’ Indorsing Kan by overwhelming majority Taft to of pneumonia Beemer was chief out of a total of didacy of William Howard turns from eighty precincts give Roosevelt 1369 succeed himself as president of the deputy sheriff of Ada county during trials to the the United States and appealing Taft 541 La Follelte 6 electorate of the state of Utah for and because of bis prominent connecDemocrats to Meet at Butte indorsement and approval of the Re- tion with those cases became widely Democratic Helena Mont— The administration of known party’s publican atate central committee on Saturday affairs in this state In tbe past the LOUISE VERMILYA MRS decided to hold the state convention state central committee Republican to select delegates to the national met in this city Saturday and made all preparations convention at Butte May 29 for the opening of the coming campaign in Utah GEN FRED D GRANT Alleges Indians Are Exploited exploita Washington — Systematic tion of the Indians by politicians virtually was charged on the floor of the house Saturday by Representa tlve Ferris of Oklahoma (Democrat) in defending a provision In the Indian appropriation' bill limiting drafts on the treasury of the Five Civilized 'v ' tribes to the necessary expenditures for schools from Moab to Monticello The completion of the Grand rivet bridge at Moab was fittingly cele brated by citizens of Grand and San Juan counties on April 8 when s with an grand barbecue was held incidental program of sports and dancing Work on the state road has commenced near Christlanberg Sanpete men and county About The are engaged twenty teams work will be continued north nine was miles where It completed last year Once again the dates for the National Irrigation congress to be held In Salt Lake have been changed The Utah board of control has decided that September 30 to October 3 are the most suitable dates for the gathering Two urns one made 2000 years ago the other made 1000 years ago were at the Deseret placed on exhibition museum in Salt Lake last week The ancient urns were found a great many years ago n the sacred mounds at Gylland Denmark The food and dairy commissioners of Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming met with the members of the state food and dairy bureau in Salt Lake Food and dairy conditions last week having an Interstate aspect were considered and discussed Protests against the proposed incorporation of the Highland Boy district into a town has been made to of Salt Lake the commissioners county It is claimed the purpose of incorporation is to enable the place to have saloons and the mining companies oppose this ’'v“3einff--®record as unanimously board of in favor of a national Auhealth the Associated Health thorities of the state who h'eld a convention in Salt Lake last week mecommittee to a a named prepare morial to congress urging the passage of the Owen bill That a very ordinary celery crop can average the Utah farmer from 6150 to 6500 per acre Is the statement of Dr L D Batchelor of Logan who maintains that by the use of the most General Grant who la reported seriapproved methods and utilizing to the ously III hae left his poet at Goverfullest extent the ideal soil and clnor’s Island and gone south to recover of Utah more than imatic conditions his health said to be suffering from 6500 can be realized an affection of the throat Sidewalk paving et an expense of Decline to Go Back in the paving 647000 is authorized Mo— After a twq days’ conSedalla district which has just been created of Logan ference the striking car men formerby the cLy commission in tbe Missouri Kansas ly employed Practically all of the territory includr & district ed in thet Texas railway shops decided not covering to call off the strike and declined blocks lies west of Main street of with the court’s order of proposition Complying 'three months ago the last six of Finishes Long Walk twelve saloons In Ogden ordered out Francisco— Sergeant San John of business by April 1 did not open 61 years of age came marchWalsh their doors for business on that date ing into the Presidio Sunday minus The other six have closed at diefTrent the Boles of bis shoes but witb the the past three record of the during Intervals walk from months San Francisco to New York If SV Madness In Portugal Increasing Lisbon — The government Is taking to establish more urgent measures The lunatic asylums Republican states that madness in Portugal has increased and officrecently greatly ial statistics say that of a total of 12000 insane only 1300 at present in these Of 76 are are In asylums Lisbon and 530 at Oporto the remainder being at large ? 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ECONOMY URGED Y PRESIDENT Recommendations for Improving Service of Government Departments Washington — President Taft on a to congress Thursday submitted In which he made message strong '' upon recommendations bearing In greater efficiency and economy the methods used In transacting the of the various execpublic business utive departments adn other governStrong plans long distribution - WITH CHARGED BRUTAL CRIME Said to Hava Millionaire Slashed Wife’s Throat at Winter Home In South Carolina New York over the Aiken S C — Excltment mysterious attack several weeks ago a prominent on Mrs F O Bgach winwho woman the York New spent late Monday ter here was revived when a warrant was 4aaued for the arrest of her millionaire husband with him slashing her charging throat It was generally believed that Mrs After Beach’s assailant was a negro a fruitless search by armed citizens rewards agfor the supposed negro thousand dollars gregating several were offered for the aprehension ol the criminal Mrs Beach was not Injured seriously PATTEN DEFEND OPERATORS mental establishments “On the 17th of January last” the president said "I sent a message to Say He Dfd Not Corner Wheat But Beneficent Action Performed the congress describing the work of the commission appointed by me un— When James A der authority of the acts of June 20 tenWashington In May wheat in operated 3 1911 and March 1910 urging ap- did not conduct a corner in propriations xto enable me to Inquire BeVeral prominent ope grain Into thd methods of transacting tbe on ag told the house committee of the various execpublic business ture on utive departments and other governwheat and of cornering mental establishments and to make Mr profits holding out for enormous a report as to improved efficiency aca “beneficent Patten performed and greater economy to be obtained to John C F Mertion’’ according of money for the in tbe expenditure rill president of the Council of Grain of maintenance jthe government" who acted as spokesman The message stated that the pres- Exchanges for the Chicago board of trade and ident bad received tbe recommendaand com exchanges tions of tbe beads of tbe depart- other wheat ments on tbe reports of the commisSanders Succeeds “Fiddling Bob” added: sion and the president Tenn — Governor Nashville Hooper for the “I transmit this message the appointment of my approval of has announced purpose of expressing as of Chattanooga recommended the changes the Newell Sanders by to succeed late United the senator conand of laying before commission L Taylor gress the reports prepared by the States Senator Robert of the ReMr Sanders Is chairman commission" The message stated that millions publican state committee and a manufacturer of Chattanooga of dollars could be saved annually some of the offices not by abolishing needed and stopping other wastes In and service asks the government to conthat funds be appropriated tinue tbe Investigation Against Underwood Bill Must Pay for Invention of the Washington — For the use patented gas check on its cannon in the army and navy the United States government on Monday was held liable by the supreme court of the United States to pay $136 000 to the owner of the French Invention Washington — Senator Penrose from the committee on finance on Friday reported adversely the Underwood bill of the revising the metal schedule Mexican Railway Strike tariff Senator Simmons gave notice Mexico City — American of a minority reporfof the Democrats conductors and engineeers employed by the Nain favor of tbe bill and Senator Cummins announced he would present tional Railways of Mexico will walk out April 15 unless some unforeseen some amendments to the bill and enrailThe deavored to ascertain when the meas- circumstances Intervene ure would be taken up for consideraroad managers refused the demands tion of the men Allens Seeking Food Htllsville Va — According to Bud who lives over Smith Mount Airy way toward the Carolina line Sldna Allen and Wesley Edwards the courthouse assassins came ’to his cabin and begged for food Allen came to bis door he said and Edwards stood Allen said neither had taken guard food that day They got none from Smith and took to the mountains for Freedom z Cal — Manuel at Folsom penitenwas shot and fatally wounded tiary late Monday In a break for liberty Ho lied Monday night Killed In Dash Sacramento a convict Morphine Salt Lake a 65 Kills Traveling Man City— S J Whitler aged veteran traveling salesman home is at Kansas City Mo In his apartments at the Hotel Utah Monday night of an overdose of which he is believed morphine taken to produce sleep whose Operators Preparing for Shutdown to be Philadelphia — Fires continue drawn from under the boilers In collieries and more mules are being taken out of tbe mines In the region of the anthracite coal Mrs Louies Vermllya Is on trial In region Indicating that the suspension Chicago on the charge of murdering of mining will last longer than at Richurd T Smith by giving him first expected Use Autos Burglars Denver — Two a with burglars drove through the most exchauffeur of Denver clusive residencedistricts early Friday selecting drug stores and small shops which gave promise Two drug stores and two of loot grocers’ places were broken Into by the men while the chauffeur remained at bis post In the automobile Tbe men escaped in the car with varying amounts of plunder Will Try Again Ind —In' a speech at Wayne Ind Monday Colonel Roosevelt that If he were beaten in his present fight he would make another one Miss Mercy Wins Suit Chicago— The Jury In the case of Miss Esther Mercy In her slander suit against Miss Marion Talbot dean of women at the University of Chicago for 6100000 damages returned a verdict giving the plaintiff 62500 Penniless Chauffeur Suicides Salt Lake City— Slashing his throat with a razor and then leaping into a 30 city reservoir Arthur Paterson commityears old a public chauffeur ted suicide early Saturday morning He was penniless and out of work Woman Commits Suicide Kan — Mrs Lawrence Ella Skeet committed suicide Friday by taking over the suicide poison Despondency of her daughter Olive Skeet at Kansas City three months ago was given as the cause Rioting in China London — rrots have broken out in the Chinese province of Shen Si where many Mohammedans have been massacred according to a news agency dispatch from Tien Tsin received here Monday Persia is Base of Contention London— The reflations of Russia Turkey which a few week ago caused the circulation of alarming reports may at any moment reach an acute stage and again the bone will be Persia of contention Nevadans for Taft Reno Nev—Taft will have a pledgof six from the state ed delegation national of Nevada to the Republican Returns from every part convention of the state show that the administration ticket was successful Fatal Street Duet Texas — In a street duel Beaumont here Friday M A McXnight and W business men of C Whitney killed each other Both building contractors They hid ip re’ed over woik To Reduce Representation 'Kansas City— Some of the deleconference gates to the general of he Reoigantzed Church of Latter-dSaints on Monday began to agitate a plan to cut down the basis of representation at tile confercmes and 1 vr lied Fort Peru said |