Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1914-06-01 | Page 2

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' r Mlit! nil 'I ’I i I I ' SALT HERALD-REPUBBTCAN I NT YANTIN JJJLVAX JL7XXX A "K i O ! —T r— r - - f v -S:-' YTTKYIP U 11 XU X ' -Ll -a 1“’’ v --’-Vt ’Me 'J'® ” ’’ M XifXtt 1 ’ r '4 aw® -s'':! z 1 l -n- ’ - ’-Z --Sa-’ Ifti 1 ’ 4 1 "i rying T Save to Big 4 — o — r- MOM -f- I R I S 1 B n I ILLAKtb WOREO’S TO iv- I 11 A THREE SEAPORTS May 31— Secretary Washington Bryan who is considering a propose! tor a Chautauqua lecture tour this aummer said tonight he hewould had announce tomorrow whether decided to accept l 1 LAKKAN£AU BRYAN IS UNDECIDED WHETHER TO LECTURE Corporation A — ’51’’ S &- ' - - I Little COMMERCE of Items Service As:'1 I BARE HEADS Orders Regular Sailings BUSfNESS Continued J 1 Concessions Otherwise -1 AS r LOWERS ARE reported Will-Be LAID Are in close We business of TXURANGO - 1 -j t 7 ' I- AMERICAN I - touch with have learned lines many the LMb dif J General Mexico 31— Lx Carranza tojJayIssued a noticede-claring Tampico Tuxpan and MontSo-ros officially openedto the commerceof the world He GRAVES ? a Maj -W u a-La'ITL We ’ imprisoned 1 fl 1 Voidi ' caf--aftd I ’ADVICE ’ ’ - ’ -heights - t - OPEN ) L' - ’ -f -t LI MEXICANS ' - I jn ' Z T I w 1 " -H 4 1 ’1 1 1 1 J f J ‘ w I Ijay 3il— Tite gdvenfeiit TavetlJa Allan ort Willla'm iteamer Lady Grey broughtAfram Thompson G JJverpool Mrs Martha Montreal todayulS Imd'es 'rfitaoejred Tylee Clarke Vincent Mrs Weytaouth of the impress England l' wreck of lreCharles land Toronto The historic overlooking Wilks Williams WiUfam the-St —— Lawrence were black with mdagWflderman Jafnes — — ii’Li children AL Zuk (tbe two of H Gyorg aa iiio iluiCrHrL BHlp XuOVOu 81OWZuk of Winnipeg)wpAtheriver The coffins were bodies have been No additional found It the would appear therefore mournful work ot that hundreds bodies were aenncatlonbegan withoutdelay: swept down the river to remain in the hull ofethe The sunken Lady Grey? was eacbrted’ hvAbi liner off ather Point in the St Law hiajesty’s ship Essex and fifty Bailors from the fwlth bared heads laid rente? warship Tire ccfmpany also" issued an addithecoffins In rows on three tables tional list of second and tnirti crass paved in tef the followL syeaiieq under ipe freight ireignt shed snea on the passengers which unuer Ing XlciZ dThe building P®’’' persons are named: was’ draoaf wa! draped with 4 Archer PMar£H black' bjack' A erbwid included ra crowd thAt Included Buasch tho Survivors And relatives and many frlendp Crellin Rs W Silverton B L thq dead Waited in silence for Green Mrs the aisles beto pass down Hutri ’A’ Gregor ben’rows of bodies JonetZ' Jacqb Lubuenskl Marvin L''' Tables Schmenak Wr targes each iou leet ionghtld cofflns 'of While jnly 20$ bodies and not 222 Asevery description ivyuxiuu UftVC been Ut'’Il rennn twentv-nve W lemnieu on were the search for others is still iwhlte cask etstoon tain insr the bodleH of covered being carried on Captain the Walsh Lady Grey had Children Although the marine superintendentof the Canadian Pacific railway to Rlmou'ski all the coffins that has to have Dk0n arranged the shore patrolled from £pul£T be St Lucie the short time gathered the scene of the tragedy Idisposal of on the government and A buoy has been down the river they not 'MteamshiD officers were placed about the spot where the Empress Although Y Besides the children's caskets press sank In in seventeen fathoms of ''ytheb were eighty-eight containingthe water ' t " 4 lai 1 1 ' 'S I I d I ir J" 1 S’i I- ' ® 1 LAKE -‘ I 7 - Coast ' -I'' list 1 r 'AL " V -’'A'' - ' v j - pBWNTIMGy J H iTHE ' 7 - 1- JU L-" ' - We them Imow LWr i v® I B ”’ r-K a 19 ' ' 'z ' their opportunities A ’ ' I1--' 'v-K j 4 j i -t i gave notice to the disposal fl place our at your Bi to these ports that nffl l?t3’ E the and invite you tp consult us fully arrangements fl fl with th o' Madero in City all or contracts and concessions and freely J granted them would be oidngi The with the arrangements made of steamshipcompaniesby the Madero Eiu upon us for A? n no fear B1 fl Ka have been continued CITY May 31— Memorial under be the Jiuerta The re exercises were held today over government we never feelit an imposition to I'f of General the of the Carranza’sorder is to graves American soldiers prevent the quested to help M jw you save or steamship companiesfrom v the interredin American national R ift®’0’ abandoning regular sailings to these tv H That is: for what here ports now that they are in constitutionalist we are cemetery The services were under the &1 Bh auspices of the E O C Ord control The shipping companies post H B L Xi?: were given one 100 month to com B department of Tennessee ply members of the Grand Army of the Announcement of General-Carranza’s cabinet and declaration of Republic officiated at the exercises principles JESSE LILIENTITaL 6dfes of adultW The other victims is by twenty-five which will be made soon at Saltillo which were attended Were brought here In O rough pine box?s j riAL is presiaont of eagerly e personnel oh the other Americans awaited oi these coiiins cabinet is uarded closely improvised the United Railroads new Ai’Bi-1’ J of San rancisco Deep 'LA A"’ the ’bodies of the first time since the observance mH mothers and children or consideration given the selecbeing BL just and is trying that big 16 ALL locked tn their last embrace to save the of here no flags tion nf he men who would hind closer Hi Bl r O property Last ’year Patrick nan suriK xo tqeic aeain on OR Calhoun were displayed ceremony ties of thec stitutlonalist forces Opposite Post OfficeA I but flowers were laid then presrAent of the ather Point early ridaiy morning invested company The announcement will be first a aS upon the graves in profusion The ov cr million dollars of its The work of Identifying the dead bein for money peace heretofore 1 11’ land conducted by Charles measure arrangements (Continued from Page 1) project This ran immediatelyafter the bodies InvestmentIs Yaeger were been L Courtesy Strength Halpfulncss Qne ef the most of commander of the post around This is having measure® of war important based on his declarations to them was being made the subject of strenuous the taken as an indication that the B B the 'Seventy odd identifications made given out tn ny the California railroad com monument erected to the perished memory ccrsti tuttonalistx’ommander tonight fp of the American soldiers who chief 1 was of the body of Sir Henry SetOnAccording to the statement when mission that against Huer-tr 1 Karr the big game hunter Many in this valley during the Mexicanwar ’ -l of Ireland sighted scenes were witnessed as relatives the Empress was of 1847 Six hundred of them are approachingcompletion are and fog shortly or friends found persons for whom enveloped Inconveniencewill be caused by the The announcement It is believed 'will afterward buried under the monument they were seeking both vessels fqg signals were’ foreign interests basfs as in the meantime the collier will Mextcans watched outside the gi on which list of those had been identified tfre LT whotonight and Storstad’s engines bo unloading her cargo of 11500 to plan iuture a’late hour tons cemetery enclosure with respectful in operations Carranza — — follows: up to stopped of were When she lost sight of coal terest baring their heads as the flowsoon will go to Saltillo to establish a who 7 Ruth was an adherent of Archer Mary Saskatchewan Madero but country upon- the occupationof Vera ti civil His enthy into Empress in the river mists the No sooner was the vessel who Iras Anderson Mr moored ers were laid on the grave’s government not allied himself wlth the J Galt Ont latter’s course vhad been than she to unload will have value Biirrows William set so that began her cargo of a sentimental in present constitutionalist movement the vessels his eyes Burrows Charlotte Galt Ont and were It not for the battered in that city little more under would pass each other coal as Carranza Gomez left Mexico Bitrlow Dr E A sAfely The Stor Siad's condition of her bows than a year ago he Montreal it be as of after the t&ccession of remained would governor Huerta to power Bar’ow Mrs Montreal unaltered the statement adds to imagine Coahuila organized the constitutionalist has since lived in but that the collier had and the United BaqbourcMrs W Silverton B C when the Empress of Ireland was recently taken States next so part in one of the movement though maintaining constant Bvme Miss G Queensland seen she was close at hand on the port worst disasters in history Telegraph cdifrrnunication has been touch with his friends Truro N S marine in the Mexican INTO x ’Brooks bow of the collier “and Reticent direct to Vera Cruz Dolly was Crew DisHster tcvumed Capital Toronto making About Monterey ’considerable he officers and men Bristow Mrs C headway” however bore Torreon and Saltillo from Durango V (’titrow Lizd London Ont tract's of their Gen Candido Aguilar recently commander Senors' Opposed to Diaz and harrowing experiences (Continued from Page’ 13 TwistedOqtCullen Edward yoronto vv lien of forces at Zubaran Cabrera questionedon the subject of the went to the canyonon learning of the Tuxpan has been alists would be h1ere Callen Maud It is declared that the Storstad’s MMbI Toronto think Diaz and Represented tnev were averse to entering accident They with volunteers recovnamed governorof the state of Vera prepared to point further Hli Creighton Major Toronto were at once reversed and that disaster Gomez mayapparently be under consideration into by are argue the Crathern Miss Waneta Montreal ered the automobilewhichis owned by Cruz with her momentum conversation “the mediators the mediators but' are Availing V was nearly checked They do not look upop Hart Bennett Mrs Captain Andersen after the collier P D Kline general definite instructions from Washington when the vessejs came together manager of the Diaz with favor byt speak more favorably pe Adjutant As Bow Mrs Toronto was in viAWfor the conference '1th Capt Ogden Rapid Transit company The of Senor Gorriez charge that the Storstad docked is Bow Toforto Ove Lange American chief of the Maritime who regarded body of Read was not the constitutionalist Xavies Mrs qar as in ’ backedout of the hole she had torn in sympathy although wlh the Amerlcaniiyentpoint4s:that'Gen-eral ‘A Steamship colrnpany of expected The H’ Liverpoolr the Empress the Norway as Carranztf might be invited again statementdeclares and John J Griffin attorney for the movement more or Itfss rilfus Winnipeg Vinson that it is not true Read leaves a widow and child at neutral in the present struggle to treat on international Her engines were questions ard inlay Doth of whom had come on 2880 Adams avenue Hershey and Cook Major Hugh’ Toronto ordered ahead to hold her against the companx The Brazilian minister in AT niiHiuai situation be ai from New York to get the Mexico Graham W DCharles Jlongkong liner's side but the of were not generally known (lere but City the same time As tl e informedthei state department proachedat headway the Lm-press the captain and sailors first report Gcidthorpe Bradford Eng hand from the Rapid Transit company today that Garcia Muro Greeit Jessie was under'— twisted the collier's Rear a " an IW Toronto Admiral iiiieiuai questions Captain Andersen declined at first to was to he effect that they were it is not believed4 Galla Klrer Pletchers missing ‘ilipino Winnipeg now out of the gash it is added And discuss the disaster they declaring the he messenger would offer any lobjcV&xto cot salesmen It their headquarters had been located In the Green Toronto not only did the collier remain as near would thought capital siderincr th statement later the Mexican sarna wiili Mich make in Hannussen Edwin Negomi the of the collision as were 'Th Salt Lake Capture Three Barges and is planningto return to Vera sentati ves on safe evening was Subsequently the statement General Carranza'prepereLI Hanagap Bandmaster E A Toronto but scene Cruz But every one of her boats was lowered based on Captain While no importance was the ttuerta envoysiseoIn 'tliel Hunter Mrs Brigadier India AndersWn’sreport as despite her own With Provisions to the messenger’sdisappearanceplan focebnstltutlonaHst representa TO Hoad Kathleen Mavourneen Quebec damaged condition well as the reports of other officers to there jwas and saved some some speculation tion prolongation-?! tne parleys f Hoad 350 of1 the liner’s Messrs and Griffin was given as Kathleen Emily aged Lange for an armistice Is IS ederals to his not '"required of tl whereabouts months Quebec passengersand crew out constitutionalists before tlvtSY bnter Mrs AV Consul Stadden Howes Birmingham The statementconcludes yith asking American reported military situation bflCoidLii that he was about to leave England that judgment regardingthe blame OR Mazatlanto creasfngly griivo for might the Huerta’gqiL-irank St John N B reofien the Hamilton for the disaster be consulate at while the Guaymas Jtei suspended“until an S negotiatidns Halliday Christopher Pearpon impartial tribunal has On board U California Mazat-lan Soriiora This consulate has- been closed inernment progress The’Huerta delegatVs haa heard the Kan May 31 (by wireless San since Mr Manitoba Wichita — Mrs Grace Diego MayMay 30 31) va Stadden left for no opinion on the subject bi tl Galt Ont of both sides” Mexico expressed Jobin Wllltim E Patton is in jail here tonight awaiting The'x it is May 31 after President Wilson’s they-wiUi insist csi Jones Mrs N Brtailly HUI EngBoston Mrs of the train — water famine apparentthat The Storstad was arrested oh her carrying charge warning — Because arraignment tomarrow on which constitutionalists besieging an armistice £eng declared befor land arrival in rances H of o’f for all to leave the treating today on ?2000-000 Dunlevv her husbandin this citv Americans Montreal Colo from Boston murdering prefeipitate Denver to have been seeking to tAC LUilLilUMUiWnsia Kerwin JamesIT Quebec claim of loss against”' hgr Montreal December 10 1912 Mrs Patton failed to connect was with the boat train in that city is in full Kavalskv Ivan crew taken in custody swing Tonight by the Canadian Pacific railway owners for QuebecMrs soon after she her Lindsay Alexander Halifax owners Arthur Henderson from the electric liht plant shut down from Washington her present of the lost Empress sister who lives here believes Mrs Leeks Willis Salt Ont home to place flowers on her husband's lack of did not go down with water addingmaterially to the Leders Mrs Dunlevy Empress stewardess Vessel Arrest on Memorial day Under of Ireland Her grave discomforts and of the siege M'aidment Colonel name dangers Sydney list Mrs appeared Patton was' killed in his home at The advantageto the constitutionalists The Storstad’s bows were Maidment Mrs crumpled on the passenger Dunlevy night and his wife told officers that in her sister’s home and twisted and a gap showed on the left tor a trip abroad burglars had of the resultant Morris Mrs Daisy shot her husband darknegs was shown Toronto She sent word from Montreal port side only a foot or so that she almost Murphy above the immediatelyby the cutting out Walter Liverpool had missed the train but since then O of three barges loaded with provisions M&cGlnnis Gordon A London England waterline Afew minutes later a warrant Mrs Henderson has not heajd from blade at of arrest taken her were destined for the 'starving out by the which McGrath member of crew Pacific railway federals and ination nailed to the power launch c m was which Markkula Sophia NegOmi Mich her mainmast by order of AV dan was towing them 4tid bottle IE iNewham H on Simpson ew x steward Nissllla Cobalt Empress Walker K C registrar of the Quebec reports today from Guadalajara Santa E Ont Reliablethat opener screw York May The admiralty New 31— body of all federal w bcott loronto O were troops there rotter John EGrif fiths American consulgen-eral on one Pajmeff Mrs W Leonarjl fatigue garrison of 250 men London “By what authority do you come in a London who died in England except ring 'England endchain my vessel and place it under have been to City y two today on withdrawn Mexico weeks ago arrived here body the other: Potter Willard Toronto Captain May 31 Baltimore — it was the steamer Carmania The Barbed wire entanglementshave been on ship's carpenter Andersen was Pertedsrn of tonight that radium had Stag uWrtPPthe collier aske'd church the city Price Mrs H Taken to Old irst the Presbyterian horn TianWynne Nqw Zealand cure uf cancer of funeral will be run around die j Parry H “By authority of the British empire” the throat complete where tomorrow hospital ship is badly Liverpool for which A D A Red Cross Glass held XWiT curtly replied the deputy sheriff needed Peason Mrs Liverpool railroad official of Gainesville on the west coast la of national and international Men Parkinson The Canadian Pacific Railway company’s came here for treatment two months prominence Them Joseph Riddell — H Alice claim against the V among stewardess M owners of the Chauncey Depew lr Arthur Rees Mr® Ruth collier the Toronto January Mr theGlass experiencedChoate Maritime Steamship company anLast Conan Doyto and Alton R Seton-Karr Sir Henry irritation of ParkerVctH SAIL of throat Norway for 52000000 loss which be honorary pallbearers gradually Sincoe Mayc Nettie Vancouver grew worse 'After an There may be a further claim by the CRUZ 'Steeds ehfer officer operation the trouble was railivay for Canadian loss of Charles Toronto cargo Stevenson pronouncedto be an incurable case of The oi Crliz May holt the Storstad will cancer apnlied late Vera 31— The ILwiburg-Amerlcan Key Ottawa owners it Js Radium night was in Aurealla and last Mr Ill’ zSagraf!na Enti understoodput up bonds tomorrow so told March Glass was steamer Ypiranga was still at that he might ort William that tile vesfeel may return to his home her dock toi’ay the collector of Tavetilla be released N® customs K-IhIM r - secure in the belief that he is cured Captain Herman O Stickney having Cleveland May 31 John A Voll refused to accept the bond of the president — I of the Ohio ederation of and the Bavariaof the same I j Ypiranga at Labor announced a mass line which was proffered by Karl Eey-nen meeting held today that organizers 'nri( would start “ the general agent of ' at once’ and visit every the company ’ paxt of the to state to urge public school teachers to in Mexico because it was dYawn on Sunday j luiiii a laour unron The bond was executed and Consul T Samuel president df the ST Canada'sseal affixed however and It American Gompers ederationi of Labor was the Ypiranga:probably SB 'k will sail for UM the principal speaker Memorial t- -I of ‘ ’r Services 1847 Held by per-tnissjop - We i i experience ' - 1-7 j i governments l ' I j Have -k ' -yienree -LUrpiHf h: : jz ’ administration z&wxw-: imposing y j iij- 1 money opposite i x i r-LLB -A ‘ NATIONAL STORSTAD DENIES RESPONSIBILITY LOSS EMPRESS -heldl-i r 1 it -ctf CAPTAIN a r " I- ‘WRi LALwl l ' 1 5 make' some - "j 17 u object rtf’- v- atthe Briney 1 1 MEXICO e - a ‘'Hr II Li s Mexico ‘ j also fonVeterans plyijig steamships they must continue Yankees for service rnadel ficulties that confront I I f - COPPER BANK x i ' ' LwBWv -BH MH i - W exercises " n a ’ a werelanded AJLB’B ’ a n believes harrowing thp-operations 1 s IK! arrest Many exchanged e a llllhll " — -The ( - - -rrrr e “ Saltillo ONE difficult KILLED TWO HURT WHEN -course I ' b - 4 WILL PROCEED TWO- PARTY AUTO ' ’TL GN? ' 1 ’ U BASIS -1 ’ Bzi-nslez GOES gW RIVER OR JIMBBEIN 1 Sb Bow Vasconcelos engines - -They : ‘ - I - f HHr SB ’ t If Ie 5 1 II WATER v AMINE WORKS I ’§ c -t' - -under - i -fiet'otid a HARDSHIP - MAZATLAN ’ information mo - f -coma 7t- i rz r-Mri 74 v 11 i i r v 4 i w ” 5 -bXs - a -Mrs OECORATE HUSBAND’S GRAVE ARRESTED MURDER COMES 6 DELAYED HU H " evidence TRAIN MAY HAVE SAVED HER LIE a Rebels Loaded ‘ - attached ' a e e S j 1 f California ! a Ma-zatlan e a - ' IBi arrived her-?present ? IKa BOY’S ' I -the ' SCOUT KNIE BODY LONDON CONSUL REACHES ' BB ' Canadian J - MEM 4 ' onboard ' “f B1B Ml RADIUM O CANCER B1WW" Bi Everywhere b HOME CURE THROAT EECTS Sold S-inch Bl '-if J 1 ' o K f- -i -driver arrest? announced - co-mmander -:-HBlB ? effected - -av a a ' ' ' -J-i AL HL -is i A YPIRANGA PROBABLY WILL ROM VERA TODAY -ago unsuccessful ' WOULD HAVE SCHOOL TEACHERS ORM UNION CWL 1 - 1 M— I ' Permit ML - Us Introduce I' t HMt BS)’ He ' Il j TtW Havana tomorrow An examinationof the fines levied by Collector tickney on the two vessels for landing arms and ammunitions at Puerto Mexico shows that they amount to than 1000000 pesos more covering St infractions of the Petersburg May 31— The authorities numerous Mexican at' tht regulations Yakutsk report they nothing1 of- the alleged discoveryknow of Consul Canada was expecting today the remainsof the balloon in the arrival from Which the capital of the Lr°fAAndree made an in battleship 189 to reaph the north pole attempt messboyof lorida and per-is hed personal Aceordlng to previous reports having njlmived message parts of the balloon w£re said to have fioxn Prudent Huerta assuring him been found Jn a forest in eastern that the ooy had been rehcisecl The ilipino itfandered across the lines several weeks ago in search of fruit and flowers for the tables of Rear Admiral letcher and Captain RusTu He was KING by Mexican pickets and sentto arrested the Santiago prison in Mexico City Bilbao Spain May 31— Infanta Maria IN de la Paz aunt of King Alfonso had a from serious injury as narrow escape O she was leaving church today An attemptedto dash acid in woman her face but was from doing A prevented by police On her sc the examination declared that she woman was a princess and had intended to punish the (Continued from Page 1) iv oman who had usurped her plac alla to Commlsara were forwarded I sioners Lamar and Lehmann w LuisCabrera Vhom General Carranza hurriedly summoned from Europe reached Washington he was met by Rafael Zubaran minister of the N Y Tanrytown hold May 31— Renewed interior in the Carranza cabinet and to a Jose Vasconcelos second emissary of attempts meeting today in clashes with police and three the northernMexican-leader The three additional arrests of Industrial Workers were together of the World increasing throughoutthe day and the number also prisoners with those held last were in touch with their legali of night None of the maintain to fifteen W through whom they W made any attemptto the Washington approach communication with Rockefeller’s estate JohnJD government Th&gwelve prisoners arrested yesterJllay Be Delegates exuiinniviion at tne city day court waivea todav and were taken tn ths CabrerAahd Vasconcelos it was Plains jail for action White jury by the tonight prqbably would go to grand Niagara alls as delegates for the should the mediating KILLED IN determineto broaden the scope Washington May 31 — Twenty nersone ofenvoys the conference by admittingagents killed in a clash between non tend were forces Puerto Plata ing ncar Santo oi vienerai varranza lorces Eberle of the officially ahtfut Domingo today Captain uninformed cruiser reported to the what is going on behind the doors of Washington navy tonight Officers of tne department hall at Niagara alls conference the steamer Iroquois reported that or the names of those Mexicans who ana camana were quiet yesterday ajncne are being for the proposed but that rebellious forces considered provisional the three in that vicinity government leaders were'plainly in elix Diaz for presidential MAJESTIC TONIGHT delightful candidate)whose representatives have Cool and big dancingto the twice tune of brass band at Majestic appearedat Niagara alls and KNOW NOTHING ANDREE’S BALLOON O “Lucille A-" - RB mH - ' A’ HHEp W a RUSSIANS You a it- 018 IE to Labels Every boy Nothing 1 A1 s wants cheap knifeand a will do he - '-A We realize ilipino Love i hB fllB1 EsB'' these -rbe " The L knives we Jfyou W' 1 I BHBH i j' i B Ba ’ i 4 L'-LA ‘TfL4l I w ’Zri a?— JI at fl ! - — — ---k iei-that i J i'-1' ' HBm 1 I B Qg WITH h ‘ AGAIN CLASH TARRYTOWN Hi jgg jmga II A aKSfia A ' lepgiiBg 13 j ' 0lr BL ? 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TWENTY DOMINGO woeoperating AT constitutionalist or quality it And it’s th©: most e-r— Advertisement Vasquez Gomez AAx aprivaL hasn't economilealof all breadsl tbi use 1 ii bi inviting ’ 1 lie j a cent Br“r‘ rr imcnca'its ! : J ’A A or A I loaf —wrappe't' unwrappedA—eostsbut a hickei doublesized loaf for a dimer ' J I- o dinner 1 grocer- y ryinci t sf t' ipT’ fl i- nV' ?: -7 ‘-lYilIy JiSupplx-buX- interested a A ‘ -r ?r J - for labels ‘ th er ’ ALL— L one and i a Royal Baking Co Salt Lake City Utah '1 ! prominent Mexican L'L-”’ A L'-A A-' SALA : I- yJ I ‘ a GIVING wnue ’WiVdtlt ' ? i f '1 ’(jw fBrevery possible it ’ possess s avl L AL makes Plan reiterated ISi IllIC j7'- E-- ' L-- POLICE I to 40 advisers II ! stay that if-yoa mi U i 2 are hot firipare that far bat wwill venture the prediction read neat I KS W’S j nstallment: a nd a ypia will read pvery one or tne ollowing ones 5?-L ¥-'i’ I LLAf?--- to' ‘ BB - l Mid ’V III nameJI aJL —o cnuc me otper Uorloor written Ile -iit b:':L I® V ’ misfire SJt LauxHlftgreeta yoa from the pages of thi paper’ every week inthe ''great moving TIctur serial A great’ which bear her -saicr HrA Ml glt 811 resulted vM bb- 111 BfflXjSi have her MBl STATES AVOR CARRANZA never met you are one of the few people in this very city ‘who have not j the:best£ got - years I boy AUNT insane ' i for Premium Our ATTACKS UNITED Mystery” i WOMAN ALONSO’S '5" gggx' Ml'S1 B 1 ill of last i dNSANE Girl They’ll Si-oeria 1 - A Ml I zci s- ( Bl B go 3v this a L a v vX ’ want? him for t Me 1 A:vrfW5r’B Secures ' - i one s RoyalSWl 20 and ! 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