Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1914-06-01 | Page 1

M A- 1 ®wStj 'I? 1 V- f Li SMBiii -r 88® -?a Mto W"J 'JV-'-: 75- 4 I SS1 5 b 4 ‘ eVKASP“-PCr Advertlsina ' - ' a w Want-Ads lerad-lAepublican S?f the are Money Real Makers 9 r1 r ana I X Wl s Medium 11 r -L t1 £ - S' 44 y”'- r 1 I r r I 4 x 1 JJ 3 " T” ? ) T-Mountain f 1' & Nil H I -ffji w 1 v 'Ih'' 'f vr j Official Woman Colorado M?!4 z y 1 i ’ 'ONSIBILITY ‘‘ 1 f-i ‘ WRECK OR Tells 'Views to of If er ! President k J1 i1 t 1 1 j Ji d - : : fj 7 f ' : l — — — Captain Andersen -in '! I i xplSinsCollier and Djd but : 1 ’ resulted Headway Linfer’s jat I Twisted Bows Gash of Out ' t 4- m de-Afte i’r I m Allconnected NfiBack 'i Going Engines Kept kt' Tiy'rfs 4 i a -- : I SIGHTED I Will I WERE I SAYS X Cm - i ALL - BOATS LOWERED TO RESCUE AID Coal of With AR APART but thus preventing AniTa Into vocca! Vll W vv?3V‘A The headway of the Empress the Storstad around however swung in such a way as to twist the bow out of the hole and to bend the bow itself over to port The Empress at once disappeared in the fog The Storstad sounded her whistle repeatedly in an effort locate the Empressof Ireland but to could obtain her no Indication af whereaboutsuntil cries were heard Storstajd was then maneuvered The close to the as as was safe Empress in view of the danger of injury to the persons who were’ already in the water ’I' lx V-XJ Operators Miners Say to Treat Union Men Refuse as Will They Recognize l Ca I 1 I ll I V v Therfi xx v i f Placed Is Montreal Arrest Canadian she enveloped Mei SaWy Loss otew COMPANY A ' at Under Instanceof at ri) k ' Arrival PLACES (TOTAL VICTIMS AT 1 O 969 1 f RlONTREAL Hsjts May 31— The lat-j Q3t furnishedby the Can-adian1 Pacific railwayindicate that total of 969 persons perishedih a Ire-j the wreck of the Empress of The (land land number savdd is 418 follows sThet tabulation Jirst cabin— Passengers carried 181' passengers saved 32 passengers 1VJL I ! 3 Government of ‘Contention Is Union— the Public Adjustment for Lies j I j REVERSED together 688 1 saved 432 for of Solution can Internal Troubles the Rebels1 Side Until Is Heard thei United States Insis:s That Other Course: Prevail A I At 'TG REBEL EACH-SIDE LEADERS VIEW WAITING OR jlTDefinite wos-pects $ L? DIAZ WITH DISAVOR for a the a settlement of OTHERJOMAKg move S3 fields strike in the Colorado coal where the miners have been out since Constitutionalist' Agents Are Mediators Eventually September 23 1913 and where 1707 we United States troops are now guarding Ready to Attend Peace MeetRebel Chief sCorhniA-1 the mining propertiesapparently realization than they ing If are no nearer Admitted—rGuaymas nication Mexican Delegates it 4 RS! to statements HELEN L vice were weeks ago according GRENITELU by both Consulate Is to Be Reopened union officials and presidenof the ColoradoLaw and' Look for Huerta’s Approval mine Order league and penitentiary commis-slor&r operators today of told President Wilson Sixty-six thstate persons ara known to have reefent in a of her oraudience views of the strike situlIAGARA been igtlled i&fthe numerous batiS-'garization's ALLS Ont May 31 B 111 The and disorders wnd the known wounded ation yShe differs w0th Judge Ben DEMONSTRATIONS South American envoys fit AGAINST should j Classified the Lindsey ini says that 8000 men list totals forty-eight became known tonight-have AMERICANS' AT TAMPICO viftuaUyY not be thrown out of work by the result of the strike since I resolved death list as to ahead' closing of tiie mines! when she al WELLED RY RERRtfi go as jjlaM last September shows eighteen strikers leges holding out j for a two-party only!for ard agrccmen Trehveen nineteen mine’ heir anions M WASHINGTON ten mine guards Hcognit May 3L-ConUnitedStates and thojfcerfagoU k vv Grwfeil has tirhes heen superi stitutionalist tw'o militiaimen three noncoiii-batantsUtwo and for the tiine- bein authorities ernment & C instrtTction in Col children tenanb Rf A promptly quelled anjneinientanti- nore the question of oonstrtuionalmt’ women and twelve rado acl‘ hai her present position American demonstration bv intoxiTwo classed as mine employees about nve representation y the Colorado I cated were fclso members of peons at Tampico yesterday The only thing that migit 'disturb' national guqyd but were not In uniform according to Rear Admiral such-a course would be a direct in Badger’s report to the navy 5? when killed Twenty had Ofbeenthekilled from the United States battle prior to April 20 the date Ute tonisrht Admiral it- will withholdapproval of the plats of were killed Ludlow and forty-six dispatch federal I Badger's nodehils days gave during the next ten when IN LIKELY SENATE a new provisionalgoy‘-:-? of the the demonst&tion against eriiment’ troops stopped warfare is disposition prompt V America ns ly made of the subject cpnstitii-’' Lobs Is Heavy IH? I The admiral stated nativekeeptiorialist participations The cost of the elglit months' dustrlal conflict is variously estimated for the jsland lighthouse ers Lohps The Mexican delegates’ have had fin at ten to thirteen millions The figures had not y& arrived and that the wohversattmjwith the mediatorby the state n include $700000 Incurred this point the beacon was being maintained by a in maintainingstate troopsthe infederal Waif for irst 3Tove field until the arrival of detachment from the Cimmings $69 25 000 cost forces estimate Each an nrstMww 041 move?iMT — u to the union and the sweepingstatement Arbitration Amendment Expected other to make ths first As by the operators that their loss Huerta delegates expect to receive 4 millions” WASHIXfiTON will total "several tp Be Votgd on in Com-rnittee Mav if in the coal Huerta’s 'approval V The federal forces now Mexican mediating at Niagaramorrow General the essentials of field are twelve troops of the Eleventh Wednesday the peace plan alls p7 awaited word fropi the Washington cayalty of the Twelfthcavalry 9 sfex troops with his opinion on somoof4he-names pVHERlNEs IVWINTERS VTL’DC cavalry and and of the ifth Huerta governments as to old’ in j suggesteafor the new' govern ears connection with follows: as The America delegates proposed terras of settlementof the ment whose disappearance her fathent In Las Animas and Huerfano counties MAY-ADJOURN ON JULY 20 internal Mexican situation like much informationalongfthis stepmotherarrest and Col prominept today from another arc under 1150 men commanded by Washington but ho intima-' agents of the constitutionalist Lockett and stationed at more movement tion as to W'hen she James how far they should press disappeared than fifty coal in Mexico conferred hee the subject of constitutional renfeASph-i camps 350 today about year ago it was Boulder county coinIn men Much Depends on How Much with Luis Cabrera tation ’"j had been kidnaped Symmonds manded by MM Charles There Is to be a conference'at Officials of the Washington administration o’clock divided camps Trust Legislation Is Taken between four principal tomorrow at which tha attitude refhont In under county 135 men though in and the Ameii-$ communication of both the mediatorsconstitutionalistic by Page Columii Up Senate on with can delegates (Continued Amerman representatives "ST the toward £ B participation’may be more clearly defeV peace conference declined to discuss fineCtrShotticl the 4 American dfelegaub’’ their attitude as to reception of consent to go ahead with their earlier WASHINGTON May 31— The long of Carranzain the mediation the peace plan the workmen mediators negotiations but it was again awaited vote on the tolls exempt will continue their efforts- toward kn J v that this tion repeal bill will be taken in the governmentis firmly agreement EventuallyIt Is their pur-? ma AUof die mind that HURT Senate before which pose to answer General Carrarzl's Saturday night unless would outline termsno of protocol settlement of latest but all the plans of leaders fall communication a Changein Both the general political affairs of Mexico their attitude' toward the constitutionalists pnd those who favor the -V?r DENVER May ' L - z '''tovAn-swer j -3 I r-M a a -the employees A r ' : nd third class (of whom Second wre second class)—Passengers 180 carried 86$ ( passengerssaved passengerslost Crew — Carried lost226 Agree Legislative-Committee in condition e : ment j of Hope Opposed to Recognition ' f'5 lost f i SfOITAD’S J : 153 I LT Constitutionalist?Represent MexP tion to Be jghbred? UnlessJ w-i Bone 4 I 1 - VOICE appeared j ’ A f 5 r t i fiN :¥ LOWERS 4 Vessel-Upon CARRANZA k TOTALS 66 LOSS O MILLIONS LIST WITH W GIVING £ PROCEED Individuals as Stor-stad’s DEATH O AVOR L and Empress other vessels sighted each far apart The Empress of Ireland was seeb Off gbo port bow of of the Storstad TheMSmpress light) Ireland’s green (or starboard ALL HER BOATS thosfe-sen the Storstad was visible to at The Storstad once lowered Under the circumstances the rules and every one of) her boats sent the of navigationgave the Storstad them the to savp passengers and right of way of the impress althoughshe of the impress was crew The headingip such1 herself was In serious of danger then changed a manner toas sinking Whpn two boats from- the to put the Vessels in a®posltlon the Empress peacjhed the Storstad Shortly after a fog pass safely also manned these men first the Empress and then Storstad’s boats and nt in them to the resthe Storstad Her made several ownall boats exchanged the cue og signals were' were trips and in about 350 persons Storstad’s’ sgpbgihes at once taken oft board and everything Her heading were slowed and then stopped that the ship's stores contained MVhistles used for theii' comfort Clothes was remained Unaltered heard of rorrv the Em'jwess were on thej those on the torstad were placed at Storstad port bow and were ani: the disposal °f the rescued and evry of Irelanq swered The tlhjough Empress assistance was rendered the fog close’ was then seen statemjents The? which have at hand bow or tne on the a nort in thg press indicating that Slfnrwtfld She was showing her there was th0 slightest delay ion the the IStorstad in green light apd making consider part of rendering ablexVeadway and efficient aid do cruel prompt injustice to :1k captain who did not ENGINES hesitate to sind but every boat he engines bf the Storstad ware The had in spite of the desperate reversed at full speed and at once his own ship nearly checked of her headway was together ask of came The ovnersot the Storstad when the vessels faitness the publnu’tTftbt in ail to It has been said that the Storstad their of the both vessels and should not have backed out comYhanders io collision She did Yvhere the hole made by the judgment as blame for the terrible disaster should rest be As he vessels came not do so the Stdrstad's engines were suspended unjtil an impartial tribunal has heard the evidence of both ordered ahead for tfre purpose AYofi fitrtoa holding her bow against tne ?sae or The When I t WH14N : the SB r theY fact that the Storstad hs mL port has made at only today reached impossibleheretofore to give an au-1 thentic statementon her behalf with the Storstad deplore the terrible accident wnU'h nas in the lops of somany valu-able lives It is not with any to othersbut simply condemn because ltls fejt that the public Is entitled to knbd? 'the facts that the following statement'll put forward: a i t" t as follows: is The - Catastrophe the May ’31— The statementof Captaid Andersen of Storstad in regard to the collision with the Empress collier Ireland dl 1i HEARER His 5- of Version KipTREALj Gives 206 4 v ’ - ? - DM 1 ? 0NI6US i-mation 'de-Ipartment -that ! -unless 7 1V1 side in the GROUNDS other The of the collision May of the story river St-bvrence i 'N”" 31— — --' iCIONTREALn last O AIL HOME riday hii'ihe Canadian Pacific newodn liner Empress 6f Ireland and the Norwcgiancoilier Storstad which the sinkingof the liner with in the loss of more than a thousand lives morning TO I -of 1 YIELD : ENjHIlMEK i ' ’ 1 - j ? i ' MATERIAL ANY resulted WINTERS 1 CLEW -of -UTV jr I — 7 t ' ) t 31-While TJie told tohigbt master of the denies the charge that be ouitli Arrest Majr Be Ordered Storstad for the disaster responsible was in ConnectionWith Girl’s Kendallof the Emprees Capt IT G teitlmdnybefore the of Disappearance Treand ih his placed at hlmouskl yesterday coroner was together 1 n distributed I -five received 1 reported!she - blame Tor the disaster upon the collier i Ind May Norwegian steamerNEWCASTLE 31— Search of had been aply warned bt signals of for a clew tb the whereabouts but had run the Catherine the Empress’presence Winters in connectionwith liner down while the Empress was mote than a year whose disappearance stationary He also charged ’'ago her father Dr W A Wihters her that his plea that tho confer keen her IL Cooper a stepmother and W In tho gash It had'' made in the bow (boarder at the Winters home were side of theljllner pad been disregarded yesterday today turned- to deliberation was causing with apparent residence of the family Empress to fill rapidly and sink the former up the flew jwithln After a day spent in digging a minutes family the grounds aid cellar of resulted Collier’s in the MttMerTa rHa whiejr present home CaptThomas Andersenof the Stor-Btad finding of a small red sweater hair had remained silent until reachribbon jfiid stained undergarments the bis destination today Inff searchers opened a disused well at the Montjsal quantity adpiade a report to repre- former residence' and dug out finding After of lime ma sentatlives pt me iJoramiun nvuai om-L-— without however evidence of the vessel and of any new pan charterers the detective under thy own tne t H Abel whose steamera statement direction the search was today Page made on Column 2) issued 'statejnent declaring that additional declaring the virtually arrested f j-' -the s ' i - j j J S 4 - w t c k' WliW - 1HLM a M M a a ‘ representatives ' ‘ declared a WHEN a opponents passage should besfgned until agentsof result from an' ‘insistence bn may of the that General Carranza had been giveti an the part hf the American' delegates measure are agreed there isno opportunityto participate In the need for prolongingdebate mat no agreementcan blk signed un ni the third element! in the controversy beyondst he present week is vlev Thera is a prospect that the House Wilson Sees Bryan 3 eiven uppurtunityto expre will finish its trio of antitrust bills by Secretary President Wilson and Carranza the end’ot the and pave theway conferred late in “’and week Bryan the day The'i delegates firni R U sci V American tor adjournment in July if it is a n esc ues o u s Senate neon understoodcommunicatlonebear-ing their convictionthat somp way shoxld ’A leader can roach an agreement on the on the late developments at be found by which the' 'constIt utloia by Lashlegislation they believe ha’d been found that & amount of trust evidence i rom on Page O L the country needs and Column 6) A desires at this (Continued!bn Page Column71 fourth person warrantedthe taking of time J" Into custody bills can be passed I The appropriation The detective declared that Dr Winters liX Senate ani House in quick order had interfered with his Investigations IN BERAI-®?PUBL!CAN and practically only the trust released JSOO'O after being on program Special to The stands in the way of 4 bond and said that he has a' letter adjournment J O ma n u ne 20' —injured was as leader desire written by one of thpse arrested which ?w -A 4-w killed and two in will figure hen an The Senate committee has prominentlyin the caws of chargebills orPantitrust the river bank put in a Week's work any oyer 1 aptain of Storstad tells story So far no motive connecting automobile went L before it and is expecte — LOCAL the to reach Heroism of men in leaking boat— the persons under arrest with in the D Candlarid Ogden canyon just 4est "of returns from bln-Ry decision of the child has beoh made on how much legislation it Winters home searched — Primaries pf Piute reservoir dam in Iowa f Lewis camp at Eabout 19 o'clock last will recommend to the Senate by the public Jt is said that the gfri was tq — Colorado strike situation nine Gphld system t hundred night Walter 'Read master me middle of the week? There is a Inherited $3000 from grandparent — Congressional forecast— men to arrive imSalt’Lakethis mor have a motion chanlc for the Ogden Rapid Transit before 'he not may admit Carranza committee to report onlj’ ftate to which woyld go to 'some other delegates unless under pressure They is the dead Library-' 'rissociaUon 'Will opjn1 In the hope that with relative if not to the girl company man Q W'Her-shey one bill Its 2 an electrical salesmanof a Pitts-1 Identifyingvictims of Empress of convention TJikethdjiv Neither-the passage adjournment will be taken Into to Relieve Sinking Wlnteres Cooperor Ireland disaster — Memorial day at college 5tradiint?9“irpa firm suffered several with the burgh broken have made any statementreunderstandingthat other trust Mexico City — Carranza declares to Westminster Will ribs and Internal injuries V Cook exercUe Reher fear di W1 legislation shall be power by Dr R EL of Load the case but Dr has brought before the three seaports open d d ng inters Boat bl — Water famine Boostersf4 ileayexon trade Ncxcurs’rbn' said that he is ready to go on trial salesman suffered a severe scalp Senate next winter at Mazatlan wound Idaho now and is sure that ihe and his wife STATE-WIDE Despite the fact that President Tilson's 3 Secretary Lane on "red Capelin train for Oregon and Utah this? morning the body will be discharged lie has also said AtBead o’clock recent to Ohio and isiting bishop gives- points KtN'U a remarks AiasKa of had bqen — Rev1 P found although business thoughtful talk on improvement In izenThe snldlerv of the praises dltPhiladelphia m4' 31— Sacrificing that he knew nothing of Cooper’s almen are regarded In It had once been located in the river condition of four some quarters women at Rowland their lives td save aa an T rllto Companions leered of connection on with the dlsappearsnncuncement Tils Dozens of aoinobile searchlights are that Hall— Commenceinent exercises estgldls three he will not be satisfied wAh fess "4 Sports two! of them yobng ance daughter ON IN effortsof "modern in "A being? used” In' the starch I'flll The yesterday’s a'll three trifst bills excitcmehtcausedby than to he passed Paqo Z none of swim leaped tth whom cduld hdw?®usaccident-occurred could Local sermons—Beautiful ceremonyAiates: 4 JrJp arrests Just learned by the ’House senators said v'f the Delaware river from a sinking brought hundreds of visitors at St Mary's to” the city today Crowds flocked to nopW" forthe reason that the to feel that the many L Mar late and of a trade y in j' yesterday were passage 6 and intermountaln-L— Canners surviving of the car are un Ogden T ssrlv®! beaut ul the Home and th occupants bill-by the Senate will prex SV’ItXTLA withf The story of their sacrifice Winters watched to west Tali poisons drowned today come larkspur of police and detectives conscious sufficient — cerernonyi4L’'j by ''Survivors Tjie who were cattle Pea canneries old opened Baccalaujate''servlca' fo’r 'Vnivers f W3 fare 'digging In for rom the marks left by the machine — the John grounds around The tolls repeal bill will figureaily £!Jmah Graduates' :held In Want ads iy on the road it appears as thbugh the in hall the Senate until the vote is rtiken 9 Tinney and John Murjihy Tinney and nouse wireless Temple blopk ''A Republican stearing The Advance o£ telegraph— gear had failed to work (: the party test for the senators who 'A of Westminster graduation Cannon Sarah German a member track of the tlrej the car took shows favor arbitration of the question ward celebrates Bible — A be married by of defended' were-engaged jto — a a sudden plunge over thS bank which of coastwise ships 10 Salt Lake and vicinity— SalULake' expected the seven young fifteen feet American exemption WND' Cand-' The draft containing U S 13 the stream from of BY about above toll will conn' land returns from Junction on: £hxe soc tat Wedne —Trade people began rapidly filling With wa-'’ payment r One of the first to Hearn of the excursion off for Ogden Elks will-Toncn-' day Idaho—UniVer-sity garden Ion ter' 100 yards from shore from a when the foreign reatons &wa’ was R B nZney who with of Utah' baccalaureate-address grounds Jufae ID mlttee will vote on arbitration resolutions Despite loose iboaf-d on 'the of Weber'cbttn'tyNdevelojfca Washington May 31— Representative Des'MoinerV Maj' 31 — More than 700 George Vlckford ws driving to Og-flen men here today Even the friends of arbitration earfy crop s effortto ball the bqat bottom with their caps brarians — Rio Grande in — Li this 'season sglauded the achieve candidatesfoinongressionalstate and from the Hermitage in a session Chaplain Kahn of California buggy do not 'Claim that a favorable report today— fimip 'addressea’cbnvqn-tlont ‘it spon became evident thgt unless the General and shortly after lihp tells of of nren xf resident Grant denounced judiciary afftes in Iowa rested tom He said he saw Axton work ments AC from this committee will mean ttjat of of Twentieth Utoad was'Hghtpned the boat would the dismissal of aged on tne oanK with mood streaming the arbitration den Veterans from result of cook ? U L plan will be 'adopted 11 'shore- could be' reached the government’sservices at the annual night awaiting tne from his head The body of Mining news? lat another Editorials g‘Nortn‘1 ward ‘"chapel dedicated but the' committee'sactlcn is awaited12 he party could swim but all In the rotundabf the capl-tol primary man he sait£ was on top of the overturned with interest oneleJ foS’ ceremonies y rplungejf today undelr auspices of US J1river? xbcmivolynteered to jump that the Grant Chief interest throughout the state car in the river The wheels he ihtokOgden othbrk in ju ring two might'tyi ’aved Tinney was Oracle Ladles of the G A R centers In the ctASt for the Democratic said preventedthe body from being Water famine works hardshlp ’atLMa-Zatlan? vprikig over thp bpaVs side 'United tb flowers were placed about the Grant nomination States dway washed his y'quickljr followed bp senator On the Repulicafhstdethere horse riic Nof wireless VMouchodh and statye in the Ijialrof fame Honey took the bridle from three! seaports Carranza declares WbpterfuU‘ development fdh MUi-phy is not so interest alihoughSenator and fastened it about his body AVIth miKh open to ififteenvyears reviewed cojnmere telegraphy z? the Ciihtmins has tru' The boat capsized A B Vlctord holding to the reins Ife entered w’ t Mediators resolve to exclude Colorado' ’cea'f strike apparentlytia however after (Va-ter AIR COshflSSfONERS HERE of from had (disappeared ini Arthur C Adair the torrent and body of Cpnnfelsville Pa conferences XanaWayfromtsttlem‘entaseyer$?an rancisco 31 Ernesto With Savage a thebanker brought the SI ivetraln-men May May other-occp pants the fight has been the Briiito’ — at'TeasU State-wide? holds hoards jin and' the four were — Democrat Hersheyto shore R E took wefe killed and two perhapsfatal of and United States KwKtodayi-Nathan a former Rome to elusion of thrown:': into river evill’ mayor vigorous T and Cook to the Ded hospital opposed Jon Italy’s to the Panama-Paelfjc between Edwin Meredith Hershey camrnlssloner 4y Injured today when a locomotiveon delegates fron partidipation mchlfeive up lives tofeave tlfis Carranza the other male farm publisher of Des late hour Three nnd Georg’aGerman expositionarrived here toda a magazine morning 'Hershey the Cohnislsville division of the Ualtt-more ih agreement for solution of internal N a nf narty clung to'the and greeted by a delegation of ex wa'e said to he in a serious condition Moines and MattriceCongrp-sssQ-om Connollyof Dubuque oil' jfei’c &'Ohlu railroad was derailed at problems s&tvlCes Held for tovqne to a vote P° ofUcialsN and hidnv the Cook is reported a not ’being seriously graspingthe nositLOn ornmlnani member of weekCooks jlUlseast of here An extra Memorial American Jnkiena4es iatiii'auu sjcink tqe tana n colony in bar — second time 01 Third Iowa district The soldier' dead City bytl?h-countrymen Search with girls as they ProfeasslveinJttterl TTreight crew boarded the engine to foicIpW3'hf connection rancisco Tomorrow afternoonho will this office HesKbe-' Deputies continues held them a noTdrbontraced' to "fromCohtinued the sheriffs office the rorpial selectlon of Italy’s party contest for it the fails disappearance afcrew when jumped scored ‘A Captain of Storstad denies tape- In the ‘rescue building site (Continued on 1’age Colunh-lJ) and thqneu were scalded Alaskanaffairs (Continued on Page Column 4j Canadian marine disasterf y Lans At’A 'K? 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