Show 7’’ b7 f ' ! ’ 1 m i i 4 ' i ft S -- T OBERSON IB I Il 1 'Tu'""1- lb 5 ' - n i hEA ' - 16 1 MASSIVE GOES TO OLD LONDON L — PACES z TONIGHTGARRICK ' ' - T ” - - Ji I I TH i-s iiiii 1’ ' - nrriR ’ j rv" ’ Xxllli ) iL v i t Sr1 ¥ M S aft 4 m to ' j - ji 1 t Ma c & Utah’s I? x H— - MB! mmw es i'"1 ain 40 1 I TO m j ? eyeral ederal bm selves " 11 I first lord Churchill mMt severelyblamed for General Sir John rench charge of the situation Pursuing Are fofd idol of Them the British UTAH TUESDAY MAECH 1 a3kz nr t JjlJIJ premier of England and Winston Spencer of the admiralty who of the are two men the and present state of affairs in Ulster field marshal the army officer in active At the right Admiral Lord Charles Beresand one of the manv who sympathize with WEATHER: L L cloudyj Tuesday air Wednesday "in' 1J t -I ‘ c’ I ’ ' i I i 1 i - -x -“ i IVE CENTS - to Bill WAHIS Sell Paul to St ought Salt Vol Lake Herald '4Q - ’ -1167‘Not QUICK Hard ON Washington March 23— Vigorous opposition developed in the Senate today to the bill proposing sell to the Republic Coal company a subsidiaryof the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railroad the coal rights of 2000 acres of 5 i Government Charged 1 by Opposition With 1 by ‘Paltering With House of Commons’ Course Ireland Its i sage President Wilson Callers to for of the bill said he belie red the people of the west had come to leasing of favor the mineral lands if that was the only the! in L land Montana Senators Norris all and Poin-J dexter attacked the measure as1 special legislation They said how-! they ever favored general legislation at this session of Congress which would open the com resources of the country Senator Walsh urgingthe pas- I Early Expressesh Anxiety: His Vote Panama Congress on I Tolls in Question i w a j'4nwX4R MB LURRY t ‘ ATTRIBUTES IS Wrong Construction Orders way CONIDENT O the now obtaining in mining industry could be cured MAJORITY proposal he said would be? fully discussed when the general coal land bill and the Alaska coahj Cites Vote of bill were brought up paralysis ‘MISUNDERSTANDING TO e Given House i by General Paget Premier’s Explanation of Resignationsof the Officers AMENDMENT on Indicative SEEKS Opposed BEHIND HIM Democrats Exemption That to 1 M HAVING ' That in fas Is Party That Provision I Mb TO II and rebels is expected inTthe same1 territory tomor-roy 1 March 23— The defec-— officers who army to in Ulster serve is now a closed incident but its consequences likely are to Premier Asquith prove and Colonel Seely secretary of state for war made before tion of the GOMEZ PALACIO of-ficilal to-d&y by trodn rated to ' i the federals to Tonight’ Villa Wires Military Governor of Chihuahua Will firing cease i ms signals were oisre-" ouy reported £&nd his own men were in dan-a warded He then ordered the Americans a fist detachment' of fifteen troopers to fire L“and a sharp fusillade that followed I lasted fifteen minutes 4about defeated Jabe(s Sunday wqfe a party led Into trap by the scouting a federal who earlier In the day had bajitiired Iis opposite Del Rio Vacas trhey abandoned the town but returned to attack the rebel scouts suddenly 0f rebels T only forty-five ’ T house today IEHCLY TN streets p the 40 t y wsm officials to NOW THE IS TIME EXPLOIT UTAH Plan to -Proposed City and State Advertise 1’rl TAH’S 1915 incomparable climate public and of schools mining and these are some yflUllUUCIdUll ’ '-M V ’ :- - ? ' j(rraf vj jK te'Vsfar9 : Trav- Will Tale Through Massive r Lf Audience London 1 children jammed the Garrick theatre to its doors and of their time young lives yesterday afternoon on a journey R Roberson Herald-Republican traveloguer to the ttfe rank with ' ? 1 Crisis i s -' ’ - a " ' Column ex-the 3 WITH WORKMEN NEWS TAKE THEIR TRIES TO KILL IN JUDGES PARIS COURT : PLACES J -4 iring Battle i KEARNS atally Wounded Others Injured Several Mexican border at Torreon— Rebate at West — Salt Lake countymay bill attacked employan minster warm President — Walsh expert urges haste inp canal — tolls Witt B matter— Senator Sutherland for De divorce Lowe local broker sued offers solution of radium problem— Campaign to advertise Utah— Roberson Commercial club enlightens' Kansas on London tonight £ a? 1° °Peratlon of commissionform u bait Lake Slain in Villa’s office Benton — Mexican prisoners seek habeascorpus Stock of Evening Telegramto be — Page reads his speech this time through of Demo-‘ cratic officeholdersassessment of Seek law to prohibit Importation Cornmission authorizedestablishment jury fails of twto public armed guards— Coroner’s to fix responsibility for St Louis Midland trailmarkets contract for Box Elder fire deals with labor orCanada is let — county ganizer Commission decides that Oregon Short Supreme court upholds law Line must build Third Norfh viaduct Of interest to renders decision that city women Court — cansociety collect Local SHoOOO for sidewalk work and LOCAL ' ' in -In Clash at Buffalo 2 i pur-chased ’-' - 3 u ’ - TROOPS ORDERED OT - I Buffalo Seventy-fourth PLAN '- j ordered --not ' 6 Ogden department Oakiey — Kytka on tnManaging league has arstand— Educational director of Newhouse Real-ty Rival towns take bond resigns gument— matter to eo’iit Business men give sanction to pproposed publicity “Mother” Jones arrested again campaign Sports cjistriits Bankruptcy case next Lighting — indorsed-— May — Commission form aone employ agricultural expert Harry Thurston eck a suicide — rr£‘eSl Congressionalsummary Utah wantandads vicinity— Is ideal Salt Lake public sas Two ace in markets' —Clubwomen smoke Probation °£ conations fight loser in nuisance suit as he finds them in this city — Citv in district court No trace is yet found of Milton D — in Changes Newhouse — Joseph fatal accident near company Saltuir must Officeholders cough up — for state road — Domestic Contract and commercial Mining jury to fix blame Editorials forcuruner St Louis fire unable disaster' -r anama travelogueprimarilytor the benefit oi school children and in advance this afternoon and Wednesday afternoon Pars March 23 OR COMING shots from a CAMPAIGN his P trip for the benefit of repeat Panama — Three Mr Roberson more school revolver were fired at the judges 9 Chi dreri and the capacity of the house has been sold for both numbers ip the sixth chamber of the palace of justice today by Madame Levlgne de kiddies he rIhe were boisterous but the canal impressed upon their Sainte-Suzanne wife of a high official 10 bar They yelled! whistled and minds the fundamentalprinciples in the of the ministry of the colonies At the Buffalo N T In March 23— clash Jta py Thomas Kearns is reported to have until Mr fired she shrieked: “I will Roberson operation of the canal moment shebase between strikers from the Gould Coupler 1 npedr—that delivered his tentative aw or n stepped' on the platformand took them judges” The thrilling blast motion pictures of the killThethese works at Depew and strikebreakers shooting occurred the Democrats and P:rogressives who are tAv for a today one man was shot and fatally sensationaltrip to the big dynamite which ripped out hearingof a divorce case in during Ijsttimusl which she working on the fusion of the two wounded and 'several Then they were too en-j Gamboa dyke and allowed water to was One of others injured by a witness the attorneys partiesin to the position which being struck by bricks the before swirl into cut for the first alluded regard wonders unfolded Culebra had just to the despair of some and stones The grossed4n to make will be taken by the Salt Lake Tribune tjhelr time in history noise was a feature wives who were unable to obtain justice strikers held up the train eyes which was in the coming election Mr carrying 800 men to the plant which appealed particularly to the children when’the woman opened fire Kearns from this They gave the leaders to that city by felling Adept in Handling Children with intense interest the understand watched tree across the tracks 15 while he will fight the IJhe tyaveloguerreadily of proved that preparations then the explosion and candidacy vv hen the tram came to standstill United States Senator 16 hajwas an expert In handing children finally the water as it tumbled into SENATOR Reed for hundreds of Smoot strikers began to nek it ctoS SMOOT MADE and trivinz giving them what they wanted As the cut to the house of Congress b°uiMX?nc? for re?uIatip‘f upper with stones Shots rang out and deputy HONORARY MEMBER O OREIGN he was he has not yet decided superb He told The began arriving as soon to siftriffs on the work train fired in re anthesntertainer Massachusetts ten-hourconstituting winian’s’ia-Pnritcdleld to L stories or as school for the day was They AMOUS ARMY CORPS swanow the fusion ticket head and turn The train returned to Buffalo Japanese diet prorogued owing boys and Kins amusing over failure to agree on naval approprlaHlsl in travel tafl Mr united States he continuedto arrive between then and Officials of the Gould plant' courtown experiences Kearns is also reported to have tion Sho wed them his wonderful pictures of pecial to The John Mitchell supreme have said r that he is going — to as bed for militia to protect them by urges federal legisla(Continuedon Page Column 3) conducttheir in Crisis in Britishin army caused pro)ibit March '2X the efforts troon Ireland explained lmPortation of Washington has been campaign through the to operate the factory movements — Senator himself Tribune Ree4 guards Smoot unanimously1! and not place it in the attack took place at a point-about by Premier Asquith as due to arrested hands Today’s ¥ai7 3 one® bi elected an honor member of the Second of hired men as he says he is not half a mile from the shops 'The military authorities for I) Joe Angelo of organizer United Walsenburg k corps of the Grand Army with the train consisted of eleven Colo and placed in jail army in LaCkAwanna Mine manner which previous Workers America to incommunicado of the Potomac This corps was and L ZTh is campaigns have been conducted passengercoaches Seven of thse are fourC years’ imprisonmentntsentenced othersni?Le£nc?lrik?J12t mani1lLany wonnded will Vancouver for its valor duringthe civil for his part in at Buffalo take yon to THE HEEALDby employees said to have been practically wrecked B coial N coupon with a dime Nanaimo YJ states war fight was Judge Meek hears ar-'X ended by the running strike riotsof fall of Mr Kearns has been much sought of The on "writ' of habeas corpus for’--'A 7 rench rnbinof- ns aliments REPUBLICAN-ROBERSON Senator Smoot and Congressman after the train back to this city Rumors TRAVELOGUE The duringthe past few weeks by the strike to rife 9 have been Invited to Calmette assassination Joseph Howell fusionists who sympathizers used bricks stones sequel Prisoners desired the support of delegates and to consul teat W clubs revolvers and a few viDinixn stabbed to death in jecone name two his in rifles Page reads address OLD publication the coming fight Ambassador nt was Anna’s others from Utah office received Nit as delegates to the' to the story told by the men dinner to Qen He reserved his William C WashingtonAngjo-Amerlcan Gorgas in 74 be answer for several on the train expositionto London (Good Oply for This Travelogue) r held in London in June weeks it is reported then return firirs acrosa5 The American conveyed The strike has been In effect about American the fusionists that the Salt torder by 'Mexican Tederals ck Theatre Tuesday Night March 24 at 815 p will take a word to commission three months and arose pver open shop pursuing INTERMOUNTAIN aefeated rebel force neai Tex? m Tribune would make a fight on The H'V jh central and southernEurope Lake DepRio paid wakes said to be Theodore liytka Californiawriting President Wilson expresses to- callers’5 Irt r efore Senator Smoot but that support for equal company: RESERVED SEATS 25 CENTS returning to and In some higher than expert scores in Martin trial for the anxiety for early vot? cases other members of the fusion ticket was State of Utah 4mreveal Congress on those required’ In the union scale ma Educational league organizedin Ogden Rana yet co oe aeciaea amend-jtnept About 1800 men are involved Senator Sutherland Introduces to administration ‘radium bliV earal ev dry rj jjt shat was a sold was will sitting ii 11-12-13 i 8 i n £ t T? - '-t ' ' ten-hour N Y March 23— The regiment was out for strike dutv at 11 o’clock tonight after two' serious riots at the plant of the Gould Coupler company within the last twenty-four hours One company sent to was Depew at midnight for guard duty Column DECIDES dcross agricultural Man or WOMAN HERALD-REPUBLICAN t TO from within the club and out it— are expected to unite in a big' committee to raise' funds sufficient to care properly for the city’s publicity (Continued on Page 1) HBHwLWq 1 TODAY’S IN i 4 THOUSAND hail ' - LOADED H 1 ? 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' ' m a I re-election --h I J ! 1 -children I j - Herald-Republican 1 1 5 I 5 ' h r T w ft £ — ft s — - J ' -armed “misunderstanding" COUPON NUMBER satisfied ' -at re-nowted ’ ' t i “MASSIVE r -'S' LONDON” -V according i -for-transmission 1 r v -to ' -London ' -troops ’ tripjhroUgh i '' I ' tolls-exemption- ' MT BB "V 7 ' 7 ' : v ' - : r y1 : ' KirV i ' ' I 7 4 ' V 7 7 k A A U k i ? ® 1 z — z Vr - ? 7 El ' 7 5 1 I manufacturers mining men distributors bankers brokers doctors lawyers— ( ZiNE' in it ’ things j I s 7 One -Republican eloguer Part t I ' STRIKElSAffACKTRAlN I £1 -i ( superior agricul the bf r-ariicuiariy Her aid e 1 t ’ ol-es manufacturingpossibilities that should be advertisedthroughout the length and breadth of the land In the next eighteen months say members of the Commercial club publicity bu Particularlyshould Salt Lake reau have publicity funds thia' ample nt say because i)ext year time they — 1915 the nation whole will have its —on the west and the celebration eyes on the Pacific coast of the completion of the Panama canal That Salt Lake is awakening to its for effective opportunity exploitation is indicated in the Interest manifested over the meeting at the Commercial club Wednesday noon when merchants iv KUIIUL Plnys A4" s - - officers for j ’ Herald-Republican! ' officers ef-' Arouses Interest tural Tonight repressive a I wv ui — Diachnurn explained m the house of lords significantly that he believed in the interest of the ficiency of the armfv that all thip happened in the army council should be made public and that the kihg ap-1 proved the orders to the officers in return The part the king played the in crisis has not been disclosed Armv addressed their resignations to his majesty and the report is that the king insisted that the in resignations the present instance should not be acOn Continued Page 3) j MEN i of Wonders for government v BUSINESS x ’ -a j See Ulster - SAY 1 ad--V! they aget King 2 Children that' distinct A ’ tolls Re-publicans be-ief TO in”' Panama ( and three senior the Curragh campi — General Gough Colonel McEwan and Colonel Parker— were summoned to London for a conference Accordingto statements the misunderstanding has been cleared away and thes officers returned to’Treland toHight Prior to their departure they said they entirely were satisfied with the resuHs of their visit The terms on which the officers remainat theft- posts not disclosed but the general is that they were assured that thev would not be compelledto fight against Llstermen This is considered surrender by the i 2 Ireland in move on campaign General 1 City misunderstand a official EL chdol of from here and as fast as possible being sent back to the general hospital at Berrnejllto Losseson both sides are reported heavy but Geperal Villa says the town is now practically his -Pres- that RADIUM O i i ported still in progress Streams of wounded are being broughtto the field hospital 2' SUPPLY administration were resistance -t' result misunderstanding it was inalthough they did ijot diwas due recuy say sb to miscon struction of the government’s plans by the general Sir commanding Arthur Paget whereby lie infortned Mex El Ver el March 23 — ighting of the most m) —character sanguinary occurredIn the streets of Gomez Palacio The rebels took the water tank on Cerro del Pilar the Bittlngham soap factory ana the cuartel The cuartel caught fire and the rebels were compelledto abandon It At this hour the battle is re (11 twenty-BftVpn Re-ult the was VERJEL Coahuila Mexico March Expected The war de-1 23 £3 Washington Marchsquarely — The real attack on Torreon — 'atjtmeqt stands behind began today when General Villa occupied Blits Brxgadtor Generalforces commanding Lerdo practically without the border the UnitedStates on and at o’clock this afternoon In pls 4eterinihation to inflict prompt ptrnishriifent upon facbegan an attack on Gomez Pala Mexicans of any liop who willfully fire across the line cio and are practically one endanger American life and prop-ertj' in The three towns a commercial and social sense and Brigadier Some1 time ago General are connectedby four miles of street uBllfes after railway but Torreon proper represents having repeatedlywarned the military military th commanders stronghold where the Mexican aginstf indiscriminate shooting across main federal force is gathered under eonitlnued on Page Column t) (Continuedon Page Column 3) Serious Neil tur-bujent ing The j Several reachedthe Texas bank wee killed in the water the bodies floating downstream jere was no iuruir irouoi ana said here that the additional waprop were ps ordered to Del Rto heft tads of the expectedbattle tomorrow for&e of 70CT rebels were reported advancing from the southwest to Las is the federal Vacas jjchere command has A rebel eta loned company that Tex bee Langtry n iscriCamnedopposite rjs th river toward moving down La: Vapas L excited and that the affair an T IGHT 1 thp explanations It March WASHINGTON ident Wilson assertedtonight the ? seeking the repeal of exemption he not only was asking that the nation do that which it was bound in honor to do but was going the way of the major-’ Special to The ity in the Democratic party He WASHINGTON March 23— Senator pointed out that when the LPaharpa George Sutherland of Utah today canal act was passed a majority of introducedan amendment to the the Democrats then in the tHouse radium bill authorizingvoted againstthe tolls exemption and the President to prohibit the exportation that only by a coalition of a minority of radiumor radiumores whenever of Democrats with a number' of he believed the American supply to be did the measure become a L threatenedOr inadequate The amendment ’j'yyy would supplant the proposal of law the mines committee that the government This announcembet was 'taken in have prior right of circles as th Presidents purchaseof ministration ores mined from public lands and begin that tha Baltimore manufacturingradium at a federal' answer to the argument plant platformmaha th canal tolls exfor his Speaking amendment and emptiona Democratic measure against the bill Senator President Is of the opinion that Sutherland The said: the opinion of the majority of Uein-ocrats “I regard this aa a matterof great as last expressed wm a result Importance because so far Utah and of a more deliberate consideration of Colorado contain th only radium the question than waa poMlbl at the’ lands discovered The bill creates no Baltimore convention obligation on the part of the United The President mad secret no to States to buy the but compelsthe callers of hlii for the repeat mining locator to sell ores containing measure to come anklety to a vote Asked IfV radium to the government It proposes he thought Influences were at work to set the into the to debate Mr government prolong unnecessarily business or manufacturingradium Wilson said It certainly appeared to This is the business which can be car him as If there had been filibustering-that ried on by private persons The arhend-the minoritiesalways filibustered and'! ment propose would prohibit exdisclosed themselvesin filibusters pui muon ox raaium when necessary Confident Repeal- WHI Carry The President and Congress have the to do this The The President Is confident he' wlll'C power all amendment evils for the majorityof his party covers behind which a remedy have is him in the House when th sought without committing the repeal United States to He has been assured a mistaken policy” comes to a vote Chairman Walsh of the committee tha-t at least 200 Democrats will supwhich drafted the bill announced that port him and many JlepubllcansSenhe would attemptto bring the ator James of has Informed y Kentucky measure up that it be the President the vote tn the Senate-’ tomorrow and ask promptly passed Reoent information would be at least 5S to 24 in favor of Utah he said the repeal from Colorado and a private race for radium lands little prospect tonight showedmade There seemed legislation Urgent of getting th repeal bill which before the letter Senator Smoot has received House until late in the week-' Debate secretary of the interior from the the on the rivers and harbors appropriawherein secretary congratulatesoftion bill is beginningwith no prospect his bill him upon providingmeans immediate conclusion Today the for a revision of of mining laws and qiembersto prolong apparent effort trivial presses the earnest hope that bill discussion of matters brought will pass at this session (Continued on Page Column 2) ferred T - Take THE refused far-reaching fed-Jerals of the fleeing trebels who had territory and surrendered gaped to American States United troops CaPta-in Winterburn or ten E minutes of ourteenthcavalry slg- II ONDON I ON SAEGUARD d - Signals Disregardedby Mexicans Th® clash across the international line was precipitated accordingto reports to here headquarters persistent firing the i 1 ‘"w M - - An-otlter J p i in 4 Wk AGXiS PASS Tex March 23 — Mexican federal soldiers who attemptedto pursue a defeated rebel force escapingto the United States in safety sharp resistanceyesterday from United States cavalry of border patrol at McKee’s crossing above Del Rio Tex When the three horses held by the American had been shot down the Americans returned troopers thp fire the exchange of shots the Mexi-' acrossthe Rio Grande and after and cabs withdrew bearing with them dead wounded J JNQ Americans were hurt How many of the Mexican soldiers were killed is not pr wounded known Report of the incident to Colonel Sibley Clark here commandingforat 11 ort BATTLE O resulted in order available car-I ahgrpfjithoborderpatrol to proceed to i Rio one troop and a machine gun uei platoon' left Eagle Pass today WITH ATTACK engagement between Mexican BEGUN federal 'zr P Wk ' Walsh ! 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