Show v i r 1 s jTl J i Hfl ! s f q i f I lii ' X f M9 T" s ! ' U ? tr 1 J A HE TET YLS §49212 Spelter ad Great es Newspaper Advertising Mediunr arid ' air 1 Copper Cathodes 13625c V - I t f 1 $3-90- f 1 i — i tail’s y- '1 r ' i-T f Tuesday ST and iWednwday ""’""I1 'l fe i aa Republican Inter-Mountain Valm Nd 33 LAKE SALT CITY UTAH JUNE TUESDAY 16 1914 price' five I Salt centss PEACE CONERENCE Cordial Welcome Delegate Gives c Extended Utah Delegation LakVHarald 167?No 33 ivVoL ' - Chicago at 1 f L b J ACES LZ CRISIS NEW Some Interesting Hl -ii d OICIALS EMBERS ront ront 1I ADMIT XV of T Biennial on rter "I A 1- X TO z MAN SUCCEED MEDIATORS HUERTA delegation Airs row I xura T“¥ r IT RE1ECT T---W Ti r11 Edward Bichsel who yesterday SELECTION-O Utah W Ebcr isber 11 r Airs 1 1 -t oroes John Hani Hall r Mrs T Tl’I ih aits T-w was T'v 15 Cowan nominated for Hayward TTnvwnrd JT H " I z Chicago taken in the Winldv city: left to tight:! J Gorham Mrs AV Tvndale niiddle row Kirs R B Airs H M Gohen back row Mrs Howard King Mrs Skolfield Below: Alrs'C H McMahon of Sait Lake Pnny packer renominatedfor president J V' — meeting at ederation raimer 1 Mrs R -x Afr Mrs A A i Ti It X -r-w Airs Li Jrarsons Dr Jane Percy V tl -w-w Gemmell C auditor and Mrs - - ’ I — - - ’ I"'"- ' ' : ' 1 ' - - ! ' - President Wilson r-Tv- : - gkT ‘ CARRANZA’S Women’s to ’ 9 t iru tr Mr Sidelights I Dvt OER: Trust" orce Senate 1'1 : Declares Despite at Purpose It iProtests Ho ’lthroughj Bills 4 Present I? Session ’ z PUZZLES H DEMAND DELEGATES t ARMISTICE ' &X I’ LOBBYISTS BLAMES I BUSINESS 1' United MBB Proceeding on They States wves uui Charge u Basis That There z Representatives Must No Be Can ? 1 - MH Solution Unless ' Z Z Brought X Are actions Entire Terms to Empowered Be Warring — Constitutionalist Insist That ' 9 to Discuss Mexican Is Problem DEPRESSION p uenersin I HK'-z OR 1- ' Campaign Waged Being Program His of of support the That to Block '-Legislation MT revolutionist WANTS DELEGATES U DEADLOCK IN OVER CHOICE ’HEAD GOVERNMENT TO RULERS O Simmons H (Delegates Mexican Have Reserve lr Discussion of to Said Regime Compromise as iernando Names Gonzales 'Vi Wa$ Prominent Under St tion Until Exhausted Are if ASKS NJIAGARA SEEKS Ont ALLS June 15 — The three South American mediators formally advised General Carranza Jjy telegraph tonight they would not admit his representatives to the conference here unless an RELIEVE MEXICAN EMBARGO TO ! Herald-Republican 'JSpimlaJ to Th i-' ' Washington to s I request a Reed -i' Smoot June 15 In response made today— by Senator of! the representatives armistice Carranza 4n Washington promised take up the question of removing the embargo on farm products fecting the Mormon colonists now! in Mexico This embargo was Im-! posed by Villa about one year ago the exportation of farm! products from Mexico and the ex-1 peeled removalwill be of vast bene-! fit the colonists to : z - I and GETS TROOPS hal tonight no there 15— June crisis BE AS READINESS IN HEAD O the trip the of Utah ’ the biennial ederation of women q meet- to tlie 1 4 r’i i jl i I and their v - i I-’’ Women’spions reception Hardware company ' which was one of those denounced by President intenesting sidelights Wilson today ME Sim-I on the (On-Lake mons is chairm-jn of the board of vention ‘ilaj just leached Sait It !' rectors bf the the delegaii exo ie pen of one of company bearing his Ilion Mr aiid: follows: Simmons' as jstatejnent said name in part: ‘On ihq tri to the biennial the T’tin “I am in accord with thorough with! cer gatiOrj had We novl the experience the President’s policies left Salt Lake and with the weather unperfect June da iuv HiMi proposed currency system am As old though and my health will not hw in altitude there them was a cor-i ' spondirip fall of the thermometerunallow me to change the urder of mytfl at steam heat and midnight midnight two life at this time Pali rs of blankets were the only things ! "I believe that that made everything one comfortable'The one in this "company’s Circular! uoman fortunate enough to possSfi a instated hot wateij bottle was letter-relative to business conditions t the envy of and 'ar be-! proposed legislation ahcE A old? morning was followed by a I Move we should let up on leglslasteaming pot noon Then we ran into tion by all for a 4‘ while” tpick means sandstorm and a few moments l®ter rain and hail rest of the d&y alternatedbetween hot dusty stretches And refreshingshowers That June Presi-VV night at the entire Omaha delegation (lent Wilson 'came out tne heat today' grow ins oppressive pli’Xform seeking a 'itii Hat accfaratronthat dcspitu what be characterized as a deliberate g! eetingis of the Omaha clubs to Utah interests i the campaign by certain to golden key to the city Our stav of bring only few ’moments preventedour about an adjournment ofsC$n-gi-ess nscepti-'g their cordial” Kosxtended and the PHality postponement legislation1 trust ChfceaKO program he wqpld1use To cap ithc weather climax th every influence at his conynand'to get the vvie urrivea in w s pending nicago hottv ot June (iavs ever known thorp bills through the Senate at this session ie st arch as: taken out of our as our shirt waists wilted it we revved with the first view' of multitude Choosing his words carefully the of women assembled in on Page 7) President disclosed his belief that Chicago i Mrs Charles Salt I 4 ' ! delegates to the mediation the i j SfV'Cinl to The HcrnhliU pwbli H of di-! I ’ I a ederation J CHICAGO headed June by Mrs HWlWsIlS® 1 -Nominations Percy Austin president and Tex of for j ' 4 enny-backer re-election the ab7 which In of nominationsfrom the floor are to election were made equivalent today by delegates to the conventionof the General ederation of Women's Clubs Names may be written in on the ballots at the election tomorrow but they will i I republic-’ 1 I ) I I I n -who -the J ' a - -The I T v J repre-senatives r j u a administration's 1 i ! j -of a a I i T I I n a ' a - J I I 1 HIT BY there that were their denionstra-and enough to mak tion against us took advantage celebration have Iof our been) will! been urged to go to Butte and probably leave Denver tomorrow' ROCK p as vide that there I to shall r- ” n f r h en-usiasin - i MAN n v i 3 I n i I ! -J a considered” i 15— WASHINGTON de-the 1 i I i ' I i -was I sence j i ' r I A' I I J I I as Miners ' s-hardware 4 s Auditor a an Denver Colo June 15 — Presid-nt of Moyer of the Westerntheederation federation announced at that lie headquartershere today Mont McMahon Named as of I I ! Lake " provisional hdd replied to the recent note General the Carranza chief of Mexican constitutionalists stating that his Offer topsend delegates to the peace conferencewould be accepted only on h J and which accordingto the view constitutionalist chief it “is sought to settle the international conflict which has arisen between the United States and the Mexican the ffom of fount CLUBS internal at of ofmen I J 5 ‘ may leave for Butte tornormediation conference at row to do what he can to prevent) alls over the selection the disruption of the local union I there by the V W's represent the proposed The trouble a to Mover caused bv In due not affect the result it is an succeed the government to The mediatorstold General Carranza istrial they Workers of the World Huerta regime feared he “had not duly nounced have declared for years that the: their requesting eventually would control the feder While admitting the crisis admin-’ communications ihe inroads of the suffragists was j an armistice and that his atlon in Butte or wreck it A J tele (’ again reflected at today's session when jstration officials still however should discuss the entire gram received todav from It York UUnliVv fun uiifii iva iuriiDci member Miss Mary Garrett Hay of ? w seemed confidentthat conditionspre Mexican notification problem Butte gave brief outline of the! at Their was sent to Genwas nominatedas director M ss Hay declared that sented would be met and that hope eral situation and Saltillo after the is for Carranza at is feared from the president of big suffrage by no Ither violence an agreement wa means American and delegates had mob Huerta armed as vig-tiie abandoned been in conference for two hours dlsthirty-fourth "Saturday was thethe federation polls in orous worker for equality at cussing personnel sfor the new of from pro anniversary Rule's Word came Niagara alls late a"nd "I beregulationsfor the ballot Butte" said Moyer today (Continuedon Page ing Column lleve that th Av tomorrow were adopter They in today that the South American mediators members felt they strong elude injunctions H ' I Encountered TERM n I Mexican Niagara to - J I Officials in I Louis June 13 The cohdl-l of his health &and —not his dif-f ference opinion with the Presi-I1 dent as about! conditions the country led E c Simmons of this citjr to decline place on the a federal reserve board accordingto a statementIssued here tonight by! Mr Simmons In it he reiterated his belief that some legislation now proposed at V Washington would greatly- retard!business the! a belief expressed’ In —intrn rmiln 47OMVU My Mie ' government a j to-financial I i I §cope Washington hesitancyin admitting was '-i -of Reception on Arrrival Offsets DisagreeableWeather i constitutionalist WASHINGTON of the SECOND the 4forbidding z- declared THAT as j af-’ i PENNYBACKER MRS well as international phases of Butte Quiet Now but Executive Mexican problem accepted as the Anticipates urther Conflicts of mediation This action followed the receipt of Among Miners note from ITatael Zubaran special a of Carranza in representative Wash-ifigton announcing the appointment of ernando Iglesias Calderon Luis MOYER BLAAIES W W Cabrera and Jose A asconselos as I to j-J were STEWART GOVERNOR Reached Is Up Letter New of Continue Agreement No Diaz Personnel Will I Backs Circular is silence and pro be no electioneer ! t: e 4 ponti’ucd ' Sk Column organized distribution of the circular are the nominations letters and Mrs’ Percy V Pennybacker i telegrams among business Austin Tex men members- of Congress and jother irst lice presiclent Mrs B Samuel public officials' calling or ah condition that he agreed to Snpatii Tiffin O' cease against the June 15 of Cohgress a halt in the Huerta government Miss Georgie — Governor Second vice president 15 That Carranza would pot consent Washington June bills of Mass — The trust an 'increase in freight Stewart Montana telegraphed Bacon Worcester coiurt of the United States to such a condition had been President Wilsontoday asking that federal Recording secretary Mrs Harry L rates for the railroads and a “rest asserted by him This develv recessed until lune 22 without amKeefe Walthill Neb troops be held in readiness to therefore caused no in the interfor business” was responsiblefor-what epment in no nc ini decisions change Corresponding secretary Mrs Uuthe the event of further rioting Tate or other situation in far order M Reilley mountain important he recently diplomatic so as gene Charlotte described as a’ the United States was cases V in the Butte copper mine district Mrs B concerned Treasurer William Williams depression” The sujreme court today refused The President took no action Recognise Revolntlonlsts pending Lapeer MichMrs Charles H to enjoin the enforcement of the! Call for In support of that view the Vhit0' 'It on Auditor McMahon was stated In official quarters further advices from the governor A Salt Ohio Jaw pending! House made public cdpielj of such letLake Utah antiscreencoal that the United States had been consider:' eion of its Physician Volcano constitutionalters and telegrams which have been conferencewith the Montana delega-arranged Directors Miss Marvv Garrett Hay in its dealings with the medl-atore viaiitii ity minis for York Citv: Mrs broughtin by friends of th$ tion in at Niagara alls Congress was William I’ Haron the basis that Has ! there could be no solution of the Mexican per Seattle Wash Mrs William E (Continued on 'Page Column 4) morrow at the White ouse Andrew’s rank Washington D C Mrs problem unless the warring Governor Stewartin hi telegram to White Valley City N D Mrs B there could be broughtto W terma the President said i: at there were only Mrs Young Jacksonvillela rances Developmentsin the Mexican inter-Viola Cal June 15 that Graham 500 militiamenin Montana and HERALD-REPUBUCAN — Lace Everett Ill Mrs IN nal conflict duringthe last few Highland Park by boulders he feared serious trouble was liable to D months the stockman crushed Grace Julian Clarke Indianapolis Ind it was pointed out made it as within the next few days He ormer apparent hurled yesterday by Mount Lassenand result Mrs William II Crosby Wisconsin that the Huerta government could not left for dead by his companions on the explained had resulted that rioting President’s Plan to Interfere survive irrespective of mediation slope of the and Economics Disewssed mountain was alive this from conflicts between members of the that thfere could be no provisional Another mediation Governor morning physicianssaid he had a Western ederation of Miners and the in mediationcrisis — Governeconomics and public health Anthracite Strike Stewi rt asks that federal trotjps He had a of worthy Of the name which did chance for life Industrial of the World were the subjects of the day’s sessions Utah delegate at tells women’s broken Workers leadiness u in fortify ennial ChicagoJr not recognize the revolutionists and a crushed side Consciousness Western ederation of Miners members as outlined in the — Mexicans meeting President program Eugenics era Cruz objects:to this) position returned tke near Condition of stock in Utah excellent ’j' With as a basis it has to him today for first pure food legislation tuberculosis carnpaigii of business — are to hold meeting tomorrow sanitation men eder ts ’been revealpd the Washingtongovernment time since he was struck and education — sas expertfranchise the night and the Industrial compulsory were la ven Conn June 15 “Some-tbiirg al ion oi elects down in The Workers of to have hearingtofirst of yesterday’s two eruptions — reight its presentaplanning the leading topics Miss Julia — Alton B criticizes Roo$esuggestedthrough the World members are to oramong is radically Parker tlves at wrong m the mental ve’t Niagara alls the names of mountain was quiet this ganize On both Lathrop head of the child rial’s bureau process of the electorate J” morning Wednesday night D C Jackling leaves on Al sic an' J? else patriotism several of the departmentof or ederal (reserve board — Senate to trip casions the governor said conflicts are labor made a men for provisional president PlielPs and and A twoTipple companions E E investigate mine its last strong plea for compulsory’ is at gasp when with hardly promotion— South--western Boy injured infall between teethof ofMexico ofMexico urho would be Acceptable to sawmill men liabe to result and he added that the registration files in California were £' overwhelmed tn the officer of the miners’ of every birth a protest — harrow on Page 3) morning of an whisper retired chief President flag day talk (Continued Column makes eruption the Mining properties long Involved irt near crater union already’ had been wrecked with “Legal record of birth Is the only Rebels meet Zacatecas may brag to of reverse at litigation ate ordered sold representatives — shrouded them in blackness so Ashes Riots in Italy" thick of the the lives and the people news dynamite by seceding members means of preserving of his Boy 14 years ojf'age makes record InM that they could not see to flee scheme Sat Lake girl — honoredat seek prisoners had been rights of children and or union and two had no American to intrude on state treasonable rights and" violate Vassar— typewritingcontest shelter TV rapping themselves What Arfne Rittenhousesays in their taken from the city’ jail baby should be deprived of that right” falls fromjvagcn into canal and1' Threats are otherwise life law fundamental by Society Vreek 'at St coats to keep as she said — Amusement is killed much of the sulphur have been made to lYnch “Only by : to prompt registration inilitary receivership over Mary a academy fumes from their lungs as possible they alleged John Hold’s son badly hurt Incot-lision can nurses and doctors discover and several deputysheriffs and attack other coal mines strike admitting 6 Ogden pending a intermountain made shift as best they might to the children who most — New officials need care If suspicion of qlerk for Weber Sale iof State officials eave todav to liispec': without a suspicion decent county the peril shame — sugar 'i Senator Walsh is at present in Hel that he had' well company’s stock discussed — Hatchtown dam ajvertise' G the (Continued on Page Column 6) consideredthat bis ’'ll shower of ashes ceased ena Mont and is expected to vlsit offense Reunionsin Utah towns Delegates to conventionat might be impeachableif Advertisdments iron to leaVo today' (Continuedon 1’age I Column 3) (Continuedon Pase Column TO impeachable of course only Scotts Vera Cruz June 15 — The arrival — Commission passes ordinanceagainsf because leaving the "acts planned would have 10 Ad men irst aid to ioring of of a thousand reinforcementsfor explosives within dlty’ limits — been here unconstitutionaland car Hodse the command of Gen Rubio Navarlawless” — Sugar C 4® said Judge Alton B street- to be freed of tracks rancisco Parker of New Eagles’ TrlstatnconventiortwUr’’opcn rote at San twenty miles 12 Yqrk Want lads'today once a candidate the presidency 13 Iffom Vera Cruz and repeated part! reGrafton W Va June 15 — “General” of ‘Terror in Paris Wirt in Rowing addressing the graduating Night —fleet ports of aggressiveness on the Kelley’s Army of the Unemployed contest sailors of streets was apiong Sugar House class at the Vale law school today of 14 Sait Lake and vicinity Mexican scouting parties have! today given the alternative of getting L D Cornish trip — ranchise Continuing he said matter up today Park City I Increased the ’vigilance of the out-! mining to study stuuv flood flood nproblems”v out of this county immediatelyor clear of properties ordered — sold— rEagles "Our forebears head and posts all along the American lines! Protest1 jnndeiH against granting put to work on the public roads todij X far of sight anticipated just such killed by fall freight franJchiseJM meet “‘Colonel'' C D — Man several dajs McLennan told the from State officials leave Sal Lake girl: h6n’cred- at or Mexicans have attacks by those in' and wagon — Vassar I court the “army pawer for Batchtown Typewriting collegebceit illing ahead of their line£ in June 15 The would move on and insure to ns a diplomatic and appropriation to — consular the entire sougnt government Bap explosives in 1 coining within hun-4 — party of sixty were escorted on city sojiiO eases a bill is of laws and! not of men and so worded as to J through limits posts! exclude Reuben (Hark for to the city limits jdrqii! yards of the who by the police American their the last yetir has been wisdom such a Jand government is ‘nJ Mining arid commercialederal ’commander:at Zacatecasre employed as chief counsel for the govern-I Editorialsl Indulging in gestures of de-1 ours for little vigilance” 16 repulse forcwlthiW ment in claims IN ofattacking' irision arbitrating of against'" American citizens True patriotismthe speakersaid is heavy loss insurgents’' Great I The best estimate that can be Britain and claims of British subjects the only brand that ’will produce-real Albanian' against this country involving repulsed Jn places! reserve board” appointediby tack on citizenship and it is free from selfishness Duraizo 5 made by General hisunston lines millions of dollars' Mr Clark has handled this work with great the President Villa's 'to the forces beyond w:n at and shorn Pf pyrotech Hies' tnoopamoving south I1 not Natera's ability and has settled of claims President Wilson arm defeated less tiHn 0000 The hundreds announces purpose Mexicans Ireland June 15 By a True patriotism Judge Parker to “use evert influence at Dublin his command” Zacatecas — continue to fortify their positions of tile is thej'only to bls h Today Senator Sutherland introduced an amendment reinstating two to one the judges of foundationon which get antitrust Peace conferencefails ’to ‘agree rancisco Senate at this session program orr San although his king's today decided that su(?h service can rest “not the oratorical for aroundis bench court through men 'provisional Mr Clark and continuing present office government' type thjfct loves the flamboyant Mrsthere pbthlng to indicate that! the government's proclamation Percy V Pennybacker chosen Mexico1 £r Mr Clark has been appointed a member of a for second they committee of the importation and the applguse term as president qf General contemplate anything mprej I of arms into peroration of tue ederation of ' HINTEMOUNTAINr’y‘'?'?-J defense Women's Clubs serious than fourteen of which former President Taft is John Ireland was valid crowd” w chairman and Mirs C H ‘McMahon of Sal States maR Eccles says sal c’of'Atn Alton B alga A company of Bassett Moore Parker Albert Slfaw and other notables of This judgment reversed the decision auditor Stea Sugan stockA-was the assize court of Belfast All surprise to rineskwhlch recently arrived here! reported killed in eruption' 'of which bn are members to encourage legislation to assume jurisdiction of laws 25 declared the proclamation June 15 Janies Mount Lassenl is rescued alive March Berlin Ambassador — to celebrate Ifftletlttannlvertoday denied' the published regardingaliens and they treaty rights because the a'ct of union provided W Gerard of den es 4TorC6y jllqvlng the soldiers 'Goveyiror Stewart Montana Sar that report ho intended to try for Washington report that he masked that all subjects should have the same fK a Harry Hales the governorshipofthe federal- troop’s to 'mamed clerk of Weber1 nominationto York restore order at fill 4 privileges in respect to trade to state of vacancy New Mrs Mabel C’ Beemer 'of Ogden diea t ON MOUNT LASSEN ' ' ollowing President INTERMOUNTAIN RATE DECISION POSTPONED I 4--— hostilities adjournment WASHINGTON su-preme IS repeatedly RESCUED ALIVE -X I I i restore u Would Coroner M L — Way When Came — Subsided proceeding I -“psychological I 4 i J I ' I ' I i " i g j-ta-jif New told I I ’ f - ’ MVtL UULUntL factions ( 3 t NEWS ' I Brands Treasonable TODAY’S i ’ Home Home ‘ government LOCAL ' - bt-si r collarbone e i V a New I Women’s : ' - ' i j -Clubs r ’ Graham l — S W- t V a T -Pacific i- f home ' 3 - a executive z T - -Mexican I ortify Mexicans - Man 1 establishing j Post Just Beyond ' 1 is i ‘ j Outpost American -2 J - endure 4 When J ! KELLEY’S 9 2 ! H': ' MARCH I No I 4 4 I ' -om-mitted MADE ROM GRATON a s’’ 8-? - ‘ injured I I ' ‘ ’ -v I Allowance Consular in f ARMY Made ’ Utahn Bill Appropriation for i - - - - v ’ i- -for- - !' i ' i to-make' tp-China ’ t-O hewing - i vicious -4 t ' 4 WASHINGTON j - contests— -k I i I " : t - - BAN AGAINST ARMS IRELAND DECLARED ! - i I '-i : -ports a ’ I ' J j DOMESTIC VALID ' ' at-G'-T ' -edt-ral - ' - -- j f I o I v I I xe-inforce I ? : -at majority ' ! i ’ -declared - ' ’ -1 - I -in -i ’ prohibiting I V--" j J-nko -United rj 1 GER DEMES CANDIDACY I L i jMan ’ ' ni- ’ invalid I -Salina- ’ H 1 5 - - w II 4-r - i -county j - I ’ - -- J ' r t- 'M A-' r t '4 4 L |