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'iM&icitK ‘Salt ’ Mrl ' t f - J - 1 - ’ J " - i & t ILL- 4 I '"1 -5 i J -M I ' ' Wasteful Watching v - t -r ’ j The T Canal in History i 1 public school teachers have con-1 Li J 11 2 WMrtTW-B W W WW “T 7W W f will M i eluded their work and are now supposed own V w Uf o - iwhb policyof watchful waiting as the proper until T to be care-free September ABHINQTONJ D C June to a solve th 4 Mexican problem but There is a popular impression that this 1 'A h way n QLXT ft the Senatethe speech deliveredin the Senate April ( people of the United States whom long vacation makes their job a soft one Cmly a month Tl4 Sli oraly 2 mbnth before bcforehis death dcath J eir the of President theoretically represents But them spend the vacation EX 41 many Bradley of Rentuckyj gainstTthe Tt have been doing their share of waiting helping mother in the kitchen and in repeal of tolls exemption presentedrsome and incidentally the general public is most cases their summers are apt to be apt quotations?fi om th utterances of ON beginning to do its share of thewatch-ing laborious vt c rs J American Preside: its bearing upon the too right) Brill Honeyed words flavored with The parents turn over their children 'of the 'United’ States question M' fV’” Jr Ji tie v grape juice have been set out as bait for much as they would check their babies control Of H to regulate and Panama canal the dove of but that elusive bird peac at a day 17 nursery It gets them out of the the lldf’ has been hidden from sight and is still for the benefit and 5 interestof Amcr-W leaving mother free to go to the way icans f the haze of battles that soaring bridge party The parents can only partly IH 4 the ‘Beforethe present treaty are' being fought and clouds that their little flocks Yet was' ratified” control own he said hover over the scenes of they ‘however and as part of carnage and teacher to take forty of expect a rapine in the southern territory that was these unsubjugated little wills the history leading ip to its negotiations nB & j reduce it is once a republic them to an orderly discipline keep them proper to remark that President n Watchful waiting!” Waiting for sunshiny and working and turn them out has said T what pray “ 1 commend an art American canal canal" on m Wy"! equipped with the fundamentals of daily American B'4Waiting for the A B C mediators to life American soil for the American people! ent llayes said JI 'T discover what the world already knows the “ Presid December 1 At home habits of cross-grained — R their IE 1 that efforts to find a practical plan 1$79: ZMv children are excused on the ground that Tho policy ocf this countryis a canal for settling the u troubles of Mexico is a they are nervous or that they inherited Th© United States under American control tragic farce played by well-meaning these traits and are not to blame for them to surrenderits control to the cannot consent actors Really proceedings at When the teacher undertakes to reduce any European power It ‘is tbo right and B 4? 4 alls would Niagara savor of comedy the youngsters to order the children are duty of the: United! States to assert Mt were it not for the awful cost of indecision irritated at unfamiliar restraints If a authority maintain such supervision and B'f 'r'--and delay while waiting for an S10 a week teacher does not display the any interoceanic canal the over across D solution of the problem diplomacy and expected from isthmus that connects Nbrth and-South Iff' the meantime word from Washington a national $5000 executive the parents petition America as will protect our rH indicatesthat with the formal for her TEEJ-yi removal I?'-! of the Huerta plan of settlement In large towns the teacher lives an “ ‘It wH! be the grea ocean thoroughfare by the American Atlantic and Pacific representativesand the isolated life salaries keep her s between our Low shores and virtually of the coastline formal rejectionof the American plan by moving from place to place Social success ike of the United States? Ont merely commer-cial the the mediation Huerta representatives is of give and take and a as matter ‘ interest in it is reatdr than that of all £ conference will adjourn automatically she has her engagements n6 favors to offer other countries and the conference will have been while its relation to our an apt to be limited to church are UpgnM VENUSTlHNO and to our unqualifiedsocial prosperityasa nation socials GENERAL power success of defense bur unity means peace and “Mediation is hanging on the brink The blooming girl who enters the safety !of any matters paramount concern fsi "of failure’ saySj a dispatch from the schoolroom at 20 frequently comes out to the peopleof the United States’ BJa capital Mediation of the kind outlined at 30 with a thin pale face But drawn “Later President Harrison said speaking '4 by MEXICO CITY President Wilson and Secretary neverthelessthe schoolroom is a place of of the canal: Bo Bryan when in their vacillatingcourse good cheer The songs of the children Our national policy “ now morethan they offer Hp 54 grasped at the well-meaning calls for its control by this government’ flowers pictures give a atmosphere ever sunny of the A B C has been mediators never The teacher renders an incomparable y “In December 1898 President McKi regarded as even a remote possibility service She is entitled to high J since the break between and MiesgRg ley said: It is pity that parents do not honor a 44 At the start there That’the coristmctionof such a maritime Villa might have make more effort to welcome her and been that highway is now more than ever a chance a conference would make her life socially agreeable that and the solution of the troubles that to intimate aid in M1 between or eastern and Mexico has forced on the United States LENGTHENING THE EVENING a western seaboards 'demandedby the annexation Then there were three interests to be considered LEVELLAND and several other Ohio of the Hawaiian islands and the pro and these interests cities were each have recently changed or pective expansionof 5ur influenceand commerce Villa spilled the broth however H1'"1 planned to change their clocks from Central 7—z--rin the Pacific and jthat our national and where is the man who believes As to Eastern Standard time policy every now more imperativelythan- ever that this treacherous son of bloody outlawry clock will be set one calls for its control by this hour ahead that government O would regard himself or his forces that there X will be one propositions which not that hour are doubt 7 means more bound to assist in carrying out any program of daylight after supper or dinner whichever Congress will duly Appreciateand wisely zV-A ’y by at conference act ” devised mediators a upon’ Ohioans call their evening meal 'rivs') live in? find no the UnitedStates was with Huerta they (Indianapolis Search as we we may wherein he was not represented But these were Presidents The little objection anticipated in deviation C' irst to mediate to settle the from Mr Perkins’ ideal PERKINS PAST AND PRESENT controversy who did not believe in sacrificing American There may be room for an honest Cleveland to this change is a funny and last a trust T T IS man he has not now fallen with Huerta When they got together in interests and rights either to please of opinion as to whether Villa unfortunate perhaps that the disof or human Precisely from Can it be that the Pinchots conference nature they that they in the Progressive party should grace however found enrich countries is and turbance foreign They were not clever resourceful revolutionary the a thing could have been done the Addamses the the settle instead the trouble Johnsons mothers were expected to same have while Mr dearest free-trade occurred Perkins’ Presidents leader but the preponderance of evidence without interferingwith the railroad the ministers the evangelists all those who between Huerta and with the Carranza triend is Ir Pinchot’sattack was — President Wilson says there is 4no material indicates that Villa who has been the schedules by a public ordinance and general carefully abroad and it have go to make up the army of the Lord United States delegates taking the part of planned was — conditionsor substantialreason why special pet of the administrationat Washington sprung at a been led these last two years by a priest of Carranza This wais thev had the business of the consent It was simply necessary to time when the victim was deprived of his more than willing couritry should hot be is But they master of all of the crimes agree that all places of business should most vigorous support In going over the Baalf bo alas it seems We are tempted bargained for were to in the most tprosperous and expanding to for he is at least this task that wherein Huerta comparison only earlier in each case Also defend Mr Perkins undertake even provided one hour full text of the letter in If a open Pinchot which more humble citizen should of Huerta the is he has like and the 4 The biography consistent He now as always Carranza Huerta United I an amateur meal the removal of Mr times in the homes would have Perkins as head of the make a statement like that the inclination by patriot trust it States hostilities This Carbad as he is executive Roosevelt knew would cease written a to be changed to correspond jvould be to’ call him-a fool committee of the Progressivebeen a knowsman There is a it now The Progressives ranza saw no object ill doing The whole 4 had sentenced to death would Popular habits become so set that it party is demanded we are tempted to call Pinchotthev reason There is a 'condition There are angel persecute their good scheme to bring about peace by indirectionseveral r show him the better man when compared would be almost impossibleto get such a up the past And in so doing we find that before reasonsand conditionswhy worn should await the return of the founder of Had tailed Mr with a fulsome eulogy of Villa Perkins’ has be-en consistent suffering such widespread conduct businessdepress change made The man who is used to the Armageddon that bis activities past and party present are And with the same: day which saw tfie sion and general An avalancheof THE COST O DELAY getting up at 7 a m would never get — virtual failure of mediation in harmony Mr Perkins says Mr Pinchot foreign comes the goods displacingdomestic production I N the meantime while the mediators over the idea that it is a hardship to rise favors the protectionof private (resno Republican') of the turning of Villa against Carr but of puf monopoly idleness! aping the 6 o’clock But if Av clock saying means BJ'S have been sojourning at Niagara a with the pessimists and has been to the AGAIN WAITING This which have of trace endeavoring commit favorable balance ranza foretold means a large ' few thoifsand soldiers and sailors have his clock can be set ahead so that he Progressiveparty to a support of such policy for the result of the IDAY was a hard as tlie natural foreign Loss account to ibe settled in gold of Vera Cruz will get up earlier been the streets an hour without Of is in of policy in dealing with of the leaders policing course Mr Perkins favor watchful waiting character insurgent would of revenue loss of wages loss of dividends it he feels no hardship and give possibly the final pnd fighting disease that most powerful realizing monopoly Is he not now and has he not the Mexican trouble Mediationby the touch to Mexican less building less transportation idle all the benefit of the longer even of enemies that has done been for years a factor in the control of and failed anarchy Huerta has shown that he could freight cars increasedfailures and still more to deplete enjoys powers has admittedlyfailed the the two of the nation’s most because South not give peace to Mexico Should Carranza worse outlook arej all conditionsand re armies of the world than all of the ing powerful monopolies— largely it would seem steel and The change that those cities are harvestertrusts? American diplomats took the word of the show himself incapableof controllinghis sons that followfrjee trade powder and ball ever used English to American that the difficulty leaving Villa the most is Mr Perkins’ opposition organized administration own following as If-the “Watchful waiting” — while five thousand making produces some approach to President i£r orant the people with Huerta was TTavinc the statement successfulMexican leader there will be a are not and next fjaH1 we hall see how they of the flower of American conditions where long evenings permit labor which is now appreciatedby Mr Pinchot from manhood is not an activity of one Secretary Bryan that the ouan-el of sad time coming for this Latin people begin to rectify aistake tliat that will fight outdoor sportfe to be enjoyed after season Where a malaria and all the other ills of a mean a of his trusts was of adequate protection the meal it is was Perkins when one restoration evening Edinburgh as soon climate such as that of Panama actively engaged in suppressingthe American after the election pfjlOlG as a Congress in in during the as where it took years of effort and millions broad daylight until 10 p m of in the steel miljs depair Labor extra session can the injury iS of dollars Imagine what a baseball business of the ederation before the inroads of disease long days Pittsburgh district? “Once was The blunder and prime! of 1913 wall be in this be be could checked would done country were blind but see” might be the expression lesson that will Aaye to! be learned but now n psE “No doubt some means could be it possibleto play even to 9 p m of Mr Pinchot To involve Mr Parkinposterity sil may benefit by the experience T It is a misfortune that the American (found for enforcing the adoption of any in the expurgationof the Progressive 1have living habits that antitrust plan by the people established by the agreedfo mediators” says platform which genuine razer Coulter is the solicitor Others worths’ HIr ‘d —— 1 There is little plank was removed to accuse him of a supporter df the administration but make the evening dark of ield A mention are Josephii'anner Olin in will theatre going the Progressiveparty’sofficial AMUSEMENTS TODAY A T The Regular Tel ow 1 IH Hendon'and JosephAllenton any peace enthusiast venture the physical development NB declare that his endeavor was to to Salt "Peg o' My opinion that the warring factions of Mexico and automobile and trolley riding and Lake theatre Heoit” — EMPRESS — If you haven't been to the I business MH through 21Jand 815 p m be pacified by oratoricaldiplomacy carriage driving which are the pricinpal justify his speech and today is your last Is can Empress this week ellei’ Un smile The Regular one-who such bulletin all this sheerest folly theatre 230 m were Empress bill that is headed by Beatrice Morello's — mVaudeville giolrt’ deaA wrong originatingat Niagara alls evert amusements after the lamps go on — I wnen everytni ighs in and 915 Six Parisian Harmony Girls closes at the Sful-: It is not Mr Perkinsthat has changed Possibly I 730 antages Kin smile with a entile that’s free from L should the unexpected happen and the tneatre vauaevine it is —915 house tonight and again Sun-! suite Mr Pinchot All through the D m 730 n m and in day afternoonthe new bill on headed mediators accomplish the seemingly WHY GARDENS SUER goes long letter in flays the theatre pictures Contine And tinker ’up some sort of! song which Mr Pinchot Motion by the famous Picchiajii troupe of Rex task of reaching an — from acrobats word “backyard” today conveys “good angel” of his party to 11 kin whistle agreement performance m p nt ellei tune There are seven of these gymnasts in the The Resmlar' 4’may be found 1 ousAVACiiCgSy ‘1 that N ntii te breaking oaa bad suggestions of disorder old tin cans HlVlillV—— PIVLIUH yiv VVA wo GH14 troupe and they are: world famous for their Reports from Vera Cruz indicate When things ssemm to pe brepKing proof of the perfect consistencyof Mr Perkins tI music MM 'lie has got A teats disease will ash heaps Yet probably three-quarters his youth up find him Tin- iL Lt'R LB LftN ildUI Lt Vr 111 (Vwhat before the summer is over we I nd rom Broadway between State Second feature of the bill what he! might halve had Another next week will orgetting 4'i mofe in the of the of the havoc ranks householders who have premises laboringfor the cause with which he is now East streets Gentry's dog and pony J wreak be the dramatic sketch "SalvationSue” a don’t taik'aR ellei of this character today worked as boys Regular im7l III xilUo story of the Klondike playedby David Walters The Like ratile-bra 4! American army that the investment and so prominAtly identified We see him as SrlvWo infed jfellets &lj'do ! his their fathers’ and gardens The maintenance one of Morgan’s bright young men as a company pacificationof Cuba cost in 1898 The ih says something just make up But wnenne iW TJ r? the insurancejungle mind toll of death while watching and of these plots light in the of your waiting created some darkness PANTAGES— Lottie Mayer’s Six Diving MSM It’s somethingworh listening' to jungle forth for Will mount higher than it could possibly of order in the backyard and a which brought wealth Beauties are the topliners 3lr on the Pantages I&mI k' —a 41 bill this week The KI clirnt in 1904 girls are expert swimmers Regular eller don't tell what little crop Later as The dcpie a quick and decisive campaign cut out an important the Roosevelt campaign of the and do thejr from the rafters dtpie plunging !l lie center of Big we find him in he‘s & to do soon which would teach Mexico the value of bill of expense grows activity of the stage injto a tank of water Or big things KvuH first with the SALT LAKE — "Peg o' My Heart" will be Another girl act on mammoth the bill and does em and by the only fncansthey parent of is the Schiller He just goes keeps pl are capable The differenceis not always that the Business theatre for two peace the Steel Corpora-creditable at the Salt Lake more Ktringed quintet with united States Helenka Schiller a mouth ’shot' of understanding With a man of the modern man is less industriousthan his trusts —and later only a at i matinee performance talented violinist aa the star musician Hackett His secrets he tells to the tion with that very moon 215 and the evening performance which father was The former generation had — Hoover and Markey a youthful nut and f HfflHI Roosevelt type in the White House the the Peg has enjoyeda gratifying two International Harr ester will begin at Regular eller has folks’ not time to stoop ample comedienne amuse with patter The And Mexican trouble would have been history less to occupy its mind There were no offspring— Increase of daily since the dlginto ether ground patronage songs and Cornelia and coippany dances Wilbur for cy last night The small not-'a open! ng 'per man Monday singing acrobats and $he visage scandal yafes ere now moving picture shows to attend no sketch- of the bill or 44 As an insdrance official we find him first 0 5 forth ’£? performancebrought a unanimous is presentedby Bertlaa Bruce and Charles whoop trolley or automobile rides to take E-4i' There Contributing to the support of the gentleman chorus of praise from the critics He passes no giossif k — around newspaper Keane called “Cupid M D” Comedy pictures sasSM Considering what an inconspicuous were fewer newspapers and magazines this clean destined to stand at Armageddon and and theatregoersalike isfor the sweet conclude the show eller speaks well his Rind season's The Regular' wholesome drama best part the June bridegroom plays it is not There was of ten nothing to read in tile to battle for the Lord As another raven and Or else sayp notihing at art: novelty the find bitn in the later days of the Bull REX in — Warren Kerrigan popular There’s "no no room for ruibbish or junk tn his surprising that the reporters occasionally house but heavy old books that had been and tears are so close together There’s we Laughter the photoplay’ will be the headliner mind 'mind M’1 forget to mention himperuseda dozen times Moose party bringing food to the Elijah in this delicious story of youth that no man’s at the Rex theatre todayin "As ate Willed"' No for the thoughts that re smallroom IH lost to the White House In his Morgiui eyes can discern the boundaryillne rather it This play is well brought out to Under these conditions life simpler show the Bl with your ownsenses lorence with versatility of Mr Herbert rests ELentirely Kerrigan and brings out The Regular eller Now that Huerta has got a shipment noLslap your More primitive pleasure satisfied days we find him friendly Martin as Peg the little Irish girl a depth of feeling that stirs the spectator Of brag that he's always-your friend-':! and of extreme fascination of ammunition Villa knows people The boy who once found genuine Knox Smith Roosevelt’s commissioner of makes the part one hoydenishcourse it is wound ardund the old old But d arms when you’re 'in trouble fand othersall Om so lovable sincere of corporations and handy man with trusts She is tender winsome but bririgs4n phasesOf action rarely where he can renew his supply without pleasure in seeing the begins and peas and true at the K‘ she ’Is same time portrayed "On the Verge of War'! has during campaigns Then we find him weeping 'He’ll stand by you right end for them his half holidays veritable spitfire Mr C paying reach maturity now spends a when aroused that sort of grippingfeeling that holds the 4 th© wjekedness of a wayward over watching-the ball who produced "Peg o' My Heart” has interest throughoutthq thrilling scenes ’UifL sbB team polishoff its gentle sobbingin harjuony with supplied an excellent cast chief of which' versajTkeIn his attemptto rid himself of the Tkere seetns to b’abloutf the same amount If the June Jiride would bite off a adversaries It takesa philosophichabit Mr Sabine of of July patriotism our village are Martin who so capably acts the mother-in-law provide a roar of 'ourth Beveridge’s eloquence Why should role of Jerry continuous Jane Meredith'-1 of hunk of gum her wedding kisses would of mind to get clo$e to the garden soil not a who has the la'ughter irst drugging her a sleeping as ?formerly' (Everybody?isgblng ms man sob when he yearns to make this difficult role of Ethel Chichester' Maggie potion he ia (not (seem quite so dry in made to take a triple dose town to' spepd the day iny the wood's these days countrya better place for his children to Holloway isher plays Mrs Chichesterand of his own medicine Pi U they WILSON pRESIDENT IT of his free presumably adopted his M rTHE GUY THE 1 " 1 K W-WL M- T-Tn -Itr W ! 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