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LAT RATE TAX KO CITY UTAH RIDAY the opposing: armies with respect Torreon are practically unchanged 'I is ' Ordered 5 on Per Basis— No Change RestaurantLicenses j Cent ' in notion of Commissioner H W the city commission yester-' Jhwrepco day directed the city license collector collector liceiise taxes collect annual from styeet car advertisingconcerns on a basis of per cent or the earningsof tiid instead of allowing them companies aiflat rate of 300 a year an agreement with the old city SUnder uncil the companieswere taxed only 10 vear though the ordinanceprolesthey shall pay pet cent of their edmings Street Recently attorneysfor Car Advertising company piotested iper cent against the and fixtures— spotlessly clean bathroom follows in the iflrt whnriidf r vg GOW 5 - I Cuts a 5 theWestern it as phi grease cleans sIWis 5 tabr 'fUhe opinion of the city attorney that to would be unwise change the pres-nt license tax ordinance to restaurant the new scale by the recommended llijlensecollector and that nd change should be made so as permit hotels to to operate dining paying rooms without a separate tax was restaurant to of the whole committee The opinion of the attorney that the tax on electric clocks and $1 tax on ft path 5c dirt and t i sterilizes r-5Wi ho 1 j xeaerai i re- SITUATION TORREON DOUBT BOTH SIDES CLAIMING ADVANTAGE WINSOME BEAUTY VANISHES HOTEL MOURNS LOST 6 9 CASH An men He He tOLknow as-twenty-four capitalize’ artillery li as-only ‘ i HOW the$1 s 1 attached EVENINGS preferred a preferred i S3 4-pectlng Pianos 4 And then will gone remarkable price Di l SB - Ea a 2" federals convinced accordingto Information reachingPresident Wilson The President told callers that editorials and the newspaper judgment of impartial observers showed that a good many of the raids and border difficulties which occur ordinarily had been stopped 1 AiJ a J JJ! - Be Warned night but if they we last moment being taken daily from People w for 52 on § It price supply year years to the shoes and price ISQ gl i This 'mark McElwain W fg Shoe Co KaniasCity (and Mo other and LeedinrWhol-Jen) made by Company Boston S3 Mass a mark McElwain Piano Buyer visit to the offered you about the children? Have a piano “some day?” Now is make good your promise Come and will Douglas March 26 — Bottled up the harborof Topolobampo the gunboat is to be dismantled by Tampicoconstitutionalists according Mexican advices that reachedhere today to vessel’s guns will be used on land in defense of Topolobampo or sent to assist in upon prospectiveattacks Guaymas It is reported that the federals are to preparing make a vigorous attempt to retake Topolobampo Two thousand federals have arrived are said to at Tepic from Manzanilloand are ready to give battle to General Obregon in the hope of checking the constitutionalist commander’s advance southward BATHER WOUNDED rancisco Laredo Texas March 26 Arbila Mexican lad aged 15— was shot in the cheek Tuesday while playing on the Rio Grande near an island in point some Mexican men were where batiiing Some of the boys jeered the bathers it was said whereupon one of the bathers fired the shot striking Arbila The boj- is proudly exhibiting the wound which is slight BATTLE Mexico from I SAE OUGHT AT ARTEAGA City March 26 — A telegram a correspondentat newspaper Saltillo reports severe fighting at east of that city where 247 rebels are said to have been killed by the federals The same correspondentalso reports fighting at Cuatro Clenegas west of Monclova but gives no details Laredo Texas March with wounded — or wagons loaded Laredo reached today with Nuevo of federal General Guardiola's remnant defeated command whichwljlle was at route to Monday Guerrero en attack Matamoros Twenty-five dead the CONSEQUENCES little ones It will be you promised your time to select a piano wise but the thing a to do monetary standpoint returns you in making the little hearts happy in them a musical education can hardlybe valued receive giving Later dollars More If Convenient 1 It wMMLSglKmllwW Note $275 Values $300 Values is not necessary to down pay any money By simply cutting out the Coupon below and it bringing with you you not only save its face value in your A t ft n ) a li vvij I 1 r 1 $350 Values $400 Values $450 Values $550 Selling $167 at Now Now Now AOW Selling at jNow Selling at Selling at $392 $500 Sellijigat $19S Selling at Sellihg at Values liberal not come advantage Vallies Selling at $436 Values iow Selling at $512 $700 Values iNow Selling at $542 $750 Values low Values Now Selling Selling at $587 do and in itt of holds good days more you take Remember offer this $312 $650 Why I $288 $600 $800 purchase but it will send the piano home and no need money be paid until May Cain offer be any more Prices These Nfrw only two $648 at Used A STORY We have Si that will go down them — — i to iii at Uprights about at close ggsssass $110 " 4 worth including such makes Il7l KIMBALL Mi DAYNES-BEEBE half CONWAY SCHAEER CLARK marked $115 $135 $150 $165 ttie as etc etc r r'rLat'ir OR ACT O number limited COUPON THIS rom Page 1) (Continued Cai11 aux told the magistrate Madame a Piano March 31 or IS GOOD OR Player-Piano $20 towards the purchase provided used before it is 1914 Only one coupon good applied on purchasesprior to this date Mar 27 1914 on one Piano Cannot be JH® letters concerned RAILROAD DECLARES SANDBAGGED B & M COUNSEL March Counsel William 26 H Coolidge of the — Boston & Maine railroad declared today that the railroad had been sandbagged into accepting the trusteeship recently agreed on of by the department justice and Chairman Elliott of the New Haven road Mr Coojidge made this statement the legislative corhmittee on rail SS5 1?"!!"1 Reductions of g OPPORTUNITY PLAYER-PIANO $150 $175 $200 and Best on Makes' makes as the Virtuolo Autopiano the Knabe Player-Piano of famous assurmg you wide choice the most If the player-piano in makes purchase of the near future you you are considering should by all means come and investigate this opportunity In the stock is included such Pianista and others a a -i - -- t before roads Young cafe remodeled opens Walter G Schmierer Mgr 127 Advertisement S3 Visit famous Roberson tonight old Ross cents with a Main— castle Payments 45 withj Uarriek theatre good for coupon isadmission Ten Easy — Your Silent Piano Taken in Exchange today s identifies shoes herself The inquiry into the Rochette affair by the special committee of deputies practically was concludedtoday and a report will be presented to the chamber at an early date Boston I ? How for the from a are’ you air the sale until or are you going to be alive’ to your secure the greatest piano bargain you and I you This Mrs More them in to enlighten Asked by M theBoucard contents of the regarding the publication of which she Madame Caillaux said they the private life of her husband : identifies "shoes Dktrlkitei fcy tycElwuin-Barton 80711 WyandotteSt H McElwain and YOUR in feared i rDtA and have will ever come she had received on March 15 an she had since anonymous letter which destroyed her of the Imminent informing letters publication of concerning her - Me interests patronized this and happier in Pay Mr going to delay pianosare gone beautiful of aa McElwain SHOES I Now Days Two then Ariz § I 2SS IIM ft EDERALS PREPARING OR ATTACK ON TOPOLOBAMPO PARIS EDITOR’S SLAYER EXPRESSES REGRET S’ 1 I a 26 Si' I 1 office contributed saves to the ever j 700 men killed are placed at rebels a're said to be The retreating Berinejillo a town on the railroad miles north of twenty Torreon the war office it was said that At the message was sent from San Pedro de las Colonies town thirty-seven a miles northeast of the battlefield and federal officer was filed by It the first dispatch was to come from the fighting zone through Chihuahua quality us terms at him our II Only tomorrow is 'I Now-— favorable Arteaga McElwain a buying gives I City 26 Confirmation Mexico March of the reported defeat —of General Villa’s by federal army at Torreon forces Velasco was given under General in a at the Mexican war message at noon today The rebel losses a me 3E the best secures leather at the lowest E23 T pianos This sale has made it possible for many homes to have pianos now that otherwise would be without music for possibly Buy famous makeshat O JR LUIS STILL El Paso Gen Luis Texas March 26 — from received Terrazastoday telegram stating that his son Luis Jr was in no immediate danger It reported that he wax to have was been executed he yesterdayunless 500000 the pesos to rebel cause O power £5 u-TWnL-- off near have house is brighter most a this sale far and these O TERRAZAS 330000 Such r many peoplewill be disappointed making tfieit selection until judging by the way the pianosare and many a possessionof the -Tl fear put the 1 Time— date of on exceptionaloffer to you to make your selection now WW— first and make your month or two later payment 1 Ii advertisedclosing lhe sale nl T of the one buy VILLA’S ARMY REPORTED TO MEXICO CITY ROM SCENE CONLICT a ET4 Shoes secure chance to your in"' ’ a for gone offered Utah people gone our —the piano delivered — — at once have constitutionalist BOY the leather opportunityto your The r a be saving the ts animals Player-Pianos rorreon at here believe that Villa’s is critical They xnnt out that it would be impossible for him to proceed on his march towardthe City of leaving a strong federal base Mexico on bls line of communications while on the other hand he cannot remainindefinitely in his present position outside of Torreon for lack of means to keep his army in food water and ammunition The necessity of gatheringmost of his troops at the front has thinned the leader’s lines of communication with his base at Chihuahua and if these should be cut by a force of from Saltilloor the rebel Monterey be in a desperate plight army would The strategists here are army therefore that if Villa does not ucceed in breakingdown the opposition at quickly he will Torreon be obliged to undertakea hurried retreat to Chihuahua to reorganizeand strengthen his forces along the Texas border are Conditions better than they much normally are federals DIVIDED SPEND M A at DEEAT direction COUPLE ! 4-our officers Army situation -medium a 1 r 4-stltutlonalist has its representative department the front In the person of Vice Consul Carotherson termsof personal Villa but Intimacy with from so far it has heard the vice consul nothing except brief last night a that results had not message been determined the commissionerof finance early tn the The officer morning AT petition of the Ladles’ Llterary didn’t call around until as cl evening and had asking that a chief smoke in- some recalled that IN spjector be appointed and that an ordlone sha be passed licensing engineers- “stayed out rather late” once or twice ns nee nee no nassed referred to the officer decided to wait and of firemen was commu He waited the whole The te hours dragged along until mid night but “Mrs Smith” had not called for her key o’clock yes When (Continued rom Page 1) o'clock yesterday morning had rolled feint to draw the rebels over 127 she still hadn’t come for her around dynamite mines which he said were key Clothes Her exploded under the invaders with the Old Legacy result mentioned examination was made of her In it room was Dart of the apGeneral Villa’s telegram as given (Continued rom Page 1) found pare she had worn upon her arrival out by General Chao asserted that the fo mai made complaint has been else Then tho the shsrift'o sheriff’s officer nffi rebels were still maintaininga base at against her in Salt Lake j ne local oi- nothing to do some real investigating El began Verjel fliers’ looking for her in five miles from however are He found informaGomez accordingto information while the railroad beto from the sheriff from reliable Palacio line response onse telegrams a source that she had the hotel for 160 on a at laramle of Wyo forgery where she is wanted “beat” check tween the two places was being resigned by “Mrs N charge Smith” and her bill paired a of about ?40 that with it she had gone ust who the woman is no one added that the federals had atseems to a dry goods store bought a brand tempted to save that she registered in outfit left her old clothes evacuate Torreon through new as Eafit Lake and again in to the south but driven Ogden as “Mrs were “baggage” at the hotel and vanished hills Ni Smith Boulder Colo” Accordingto into the city detectives ascertained back Local officers and thbi Laramie authorities her right Villa said by Chao that she went to Ogden is to have name yesterday iff The and stopped at a hotel there Tuesday serted that for the hours supposedto be Hazel Reuch night and returned to Salt Lake Laramie sheriff says Miss Hrizel Is a his taking of preceding Gomez Palacio Wednesday morning the battle was confined beautYand knows full well hoW to been sent in every direction mostly to Wires haveeffort this asset She is described by practice Today Villa is quoted 4n an to Intercept her the the Wyoming official as being saying that his about Ogden officers have searched in vain as men were moving 241 pretty of brunette a type and in that city for a clew and in every into posilohs for the attack on Torreon clhfrns rench descent is of hotel men have been warned to and he believed the proper lie winsome beauty and trim build neatly attired lookout for the would be in no position to withstand jn k to informationfurnished fashionableblack traveling suit According an assault after the bombardment the local officers the iin carries small black hand young thewoman bag business of “playing” leading which the rebels have in store makes a for them baggage hotels of the countryand "putting ive days ago a young woman of this over” bad checks Thy are informed Observers of the situation here be here that she is now in description appearedat the Hotel Utah wantedoffenses some lieve that they havd been misled so registered five and rbom 643 or six states for similar the last was assigned often in ten days by soHer and charm of personality manners called official reports of both sldes 'Nothing won- confidencefor her ON that neither official utterance w as Was suspected until Wednesday night More impressive Importance was wl an deputy sheriff appeared at TO to the renewed embargo which hb with a telegram from the Wyo-' has prevented newspaper correspondml ig sheriff stating that Mis£ Reuch ents at the front from sending impar-of Because John H Bowen aged 65 at the Hotel Utah tial stories describingher events under their obto hover about his own fireside the Salt Lake asking authorities to servation ap attest her In the forgery evenings while his wife Alta on charge rom tlm Idescrlptlon M he asserts the Vyoming Bowen aged 32 of Positions Armies Unchanged sheriff the hotelgivMrby to “be out” employees say they evenings with Mex Chihuahua March 26— An official the domestic equilibriumof recognizedin the “Mrs Smithl’ regis-tenel friends report today says that the rebels the Bowen home was upsjet This led have established the woman headquarterswithin a wanted mile of Bowen alleges Yesterday Gomez Palacio and are trying Ifnvestlgntlonshowed that her key to quarreling he filed suit in the district court to get closer to Torreon iring was In the box and had been thqre since for divorce heavy today but the relative positions ai oase state The doyow woi‘kt L-rjya -to W Possib 4-Gomez herein A’RBANKSEJ GOLD DUST TWISS The Jib a -i-gram Washington March 26 — Not since the assault on Ottnac-a ha thnr successful been so much Interest manifested the details tof the Mexican campaign in nrpspnt as Atfpmntat thzs General Villa to capture the important I was xesrred 1 ' -4-night A- ' CHICAGO t t and larger packages iTKEtLK ©day I It j Washington March 26 — The constitutionalist agency here togave out the following telefrom Rafael conMuzquiz El Paso: at agent Palacio and Lerdo are in hands and Torreon is completely surrounded We are exvictory at any hour’ Hh a referred t l! of BUST and ‘ ' WASHINGTON OBSERVERS BELIEVE THAT VILLA’S SITUATION IS CRITICAL f -a On I 1914 B 1 Chao ejection 27 MARCH to Peons in Juarezto Celebrate Juarez Mex March £6— GeneralVilla’s telegram as given out by General stating that he took Gomez Palacio this morning was made the basis of an Informal celebration among the tonight peons here There was music by the military band much throwingof confetti and a dozen Impromptu pa rades CONCERNS ADVERTISING LAKE of MAIN ST? 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