Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1911-02-26 | Page 1

f-v 77 42 WEATHER THE METALS j PAGES Copper cathodes Lead - j 53c Silver 100 per L 9 '1215c Vol Republican No 20 be days tenant new a in lAkE S ALT -’89 UTAH CITY a -— EBRUARY - APRIL RENCH MINISTRY DECIDES DATE NEXT MONDAY TO WITHDRAW Price Th’e I Cents 5 EXTRA i- t i -a '4 - - SESSION luarry j 1 ’-t Reid’s Ambassador : - of Request Leaders ior to Map Out the Granted LOVETALKS cretary s-:oeci ' If ' - The:ir by Is President President Traffic Plans the RECIPROCITY mi Jitrr : SENATE IN Aldrich SAYS Telegraphs O IT $ ALL’ rom Jekyl Would Vote He the Present 10 I for Asks tiBBBBBBBBMR'-- tjx 1 Retire to Determination' of Result Chamber in Near-Defeat k M’CUMBER i Utah Pair a rsn OPPtSES :?¥ BILL J AT?TS of Vote on w I ASHINGTON nr vv I In So 25— So eb that it J Presented probable prob- extra an session CoTlirres avIII 1z action to get the on Canadian reclpro-Jty agreement that President Taft haa fixed April 4 ns the date such on which a session called may The date wnw rnr of Confidence eb 1259K— PrAmtar Premier i 'Rrinnrl Briand tatlon with or Blienner — of hiscabinet members resign They reached Monday at this decision this afternoon a con-! in ferenee the office premier’s when the political situation thoroughly was the canvassed The ? i the f n of last in confidence following the premier’s the ar-: i I I I -was ’ Deputies of and left) allieres President and Leon Bourgeoise Premier top at Brun funeral whose OR take will is There much uncertainty tonight as to what will happen — allieres after taking whether President of the counsel with ’the leaders will-j parliament ask group to in stay or Premier Briand power invite to form a whonu he will new ministry former premier and Leon Bourgeois of affairs former minister foreign Poinsard former minister of Raymondfinance Delcasse TheophllA former and' minister’ Premier foreign former those mentioned Emile Combes are among it is although M understood is liked by the personally not Dlcasse Monday ?’J - -I WTM—ifM t ” -i — I HBMB IITOJJIMia c ‘ ' it ORTIYING : : ' Three Briand’s 'downfall point out They to accuse the man ? ' " : ridiculous who Constructed clericalism and now Of that the church pletely divorced "r of The in vote night result last tho and’s J? out state the a chamber of been great have intrigue an in his his the plotting Bri- among who party own since strike overthrow crisis in railway the blocking program- of ih labor arbitration disputes in connec-u tion public service with corporations IPhysieally mentally exhausted the and : ! -premier’s -and several labor official years is M to Briand sincerely anxious retire Even with now he is discussing his friends the delights of a proposed of by ’ ? I to trip It i in Mediterranean the understood as i in The-Temps ation Plchon min-ister equally is de-terrn'ined withdraw to summing blames sltu- the up for parliament taking too in! interest the railway employes imperiled the of securitv the much VI7 ASHINGTOXeb Representatives in who! and not designed war ures from ’RISCO in enough to civil protect the the meas-i nation i CELEBRATES The RfejEpLUTION IN Bueobf PARAGUAY eb? 25 Ayres todav 'state revoiufcmnary movement nXn Paraguay ? real — Advices has attacked of settles eb of A VIU4 MIUK-C A 1T- in JU The — United the stamning (3 K J i I I 1 XI for of : Japan : 4 upon commerce had it Pointing tlon i i ’ The -well officials to Trie real to seemed against steps' reality be taken7 to priv beforeMay of Tokio j period treaty i I 21 uiet " exchange take is be - place which marks in months'aliowed The exchange three of in the will ceremony foreign of the be affairs American the Japanese and Thomas ambassador to ' As ious the to fiscal Japanese begin the program-at is moment of ratifications-will soon ferred as as the from government arrangement is of canal the to in to one by Mr fortifications in on AJill” and Ogden Helen" Milen Rogers 14 married be March Retd who will R - amendment bill the in should features 1 the and re in side canal was after all sundry Chief on fortification treaties the on - canal $2500" of that (Continued Page on of the the a the Ten) which-should vIcq issue The of proclamations Taft President and the of formally declaring Japan treaty in operation United States Taken Lead by emperor : The real importance developed treaty learned at of today Japanese the is the convention fabric whole Japan’s' trade the In of the ’when it fact the treaties 'The grand- was that first the- relations in powers conclusion the treaty by reason existing 'treaty with expire until July1912 actually gone ‘to the of " pioneer a for all a that of-the'fact Japan i this front ' of the would country "and other new to Jnpanese the not has acted na-itions lias last Grateful the United States upon claiming the very the that present treaty ' that -the-reason insisted not under (Continued year on- 1‘age Ensenada by laid Ten)- John helhad eb Mexico south the and told robbirig of nbt which' has is understood it v in The of jury ' a She J citizen Wardall believed for the acquittal failed they would against held'lAst the Gill Mayor corruption He recall campaign ‘and in to' BUILT U?P Q DenverColo DIES Daniel Of- the years in-ttiiS sixty-seven Jlver to ’ '"head' of city ' reached' Ixs Angeles Caririlchael for i an Mr of years disorder -Word deatli at investment Carmichael age company Deatli was was Mr" Carmichael whowas thebornpositionin Canada "west ’to accept came of chief of engineer the construction of tne Pacific railroad Union work This lie built thd was Ln 4870 road to from ‘Cheyenne AVyo Ogden Utah four children widowi'and A survive him - - Charles w the services 'under thb fraternity city ins Masonic’’ a -thirty-second :will be auspices Air "degree -Wednesday held of In out the the tldren pl rfct be Ives ty-f the J j Dell Given eb Dell to to way for- 25— DObbs N tonight St is Louis On on 1 position O Robert He man Secretary President of until the close the remain present of session Congress It that the President now appears has hfnv'not to again persuaded service he has where government been doing ‘splendid work in tho treas-ury i leavethe Is private enter to 4' March Hilles Mr friends ln only and Harry ’ by in Mr and f IRE understood business has Million Over after soon been one of Nir Taft’s advisers trusted not in but political matters political service important most Taft’s this which nomination the I J figure fi U i board to: or the ten Txtve the Union cannot to coal” to put him question jr for the lawver ami brother of Grande chffir-man Allison William r- utilities public committee In state replied ’that evew fl’tilities public has a - -commission wi'tln of excention NTnryland and Pnge Eleven) ‘the Wyoming Idaho appe-llatei ifvwe I should inostecercontrol tnoireiprnt such a necessary on 'Pio the Mr-i (Continued ’ ' -' m as & ver f on but? wo 1r-v Representative ofi-by: conviction K e renly o a Allison M K by I su- retrial 1 V -'V especially brib- charging I - liave In Louis brought n commodity of firs vo tninlyrates' AGAIN 25 1 J commission: commission ltfo bn j set-aside was I noni van — the- Pacific mana & Telegraph company be- i ‘ I 1 f counts t ( - s - on TTtah West 1 TERS VOTE ” i EXPENSES in by Dollars Spent ighting wn(Senate llSHINGTON? Govern 'lainenLnt ' all ious - 1 brought for to e 1 cl J -President latter recognized him offering important jplace an the treasury department? VS t 1 1 V 1 1 Cf L be bills rr X7 XX ' W i ish irierton atlotis 25— eb committee of The appropri they House4 agreed gfeneral' deficiency report sthe': rc today b!Ti uppnopriati Inn no’ nrAn'i lheaded bvsub-cot onnnitteo bili The authorizes Tawhey to to Ilia lis'": Chairman The cost great’ the forest fires government of :$LV50 actual expenses of fighting accdirdln to statements" made ilson of before The durihg heavy ask the for’ year in "the the ’that Secretary agriculture House! provided fighting -northwestern disasters of y only $135-000‘ forest? fires forests G 191 was it- " so to has'been'?necessary m’ore $915000 to up'for make 'great - Jfor expense ' : I the" L or i m v tor - a' -case he -in land' an the to appropriation wiitlr a of out m a 1 general Senator upon" the not dis-? said Bur-lib the It ar Sen-the ator ‘after was Loveririg? fendnroccieded 'with late thesenate Jb’peak to’ Crawford Crawford to could-- iiriust -b© iNo " Mr either ayes' whom ‘ or direct 'sounded ' speech a the vice and - Vz X XA 4 A A KJ xA k th"at : A - nr - noes of signs of i X Mr to i lay Bailey was He -adding w to he November the prospect the said the had ordered and things” w of tariff people of J -the to do Congress if to necessary not object would asnington exchange of to not and decided? proceed Iafollette Excites Curiosity considerable was informal of the statement made nu-j terday by sufficient present VJ and “certain he those things to to coming bacK After a further Mr Burrows marks Mr Crawford press question went over Lorimer objection to referring There the ’ for C— aside moved re-to the J presi-’dentt vote-The a when there' were mupn uisiuruanycop the part meroussenators M MxTICrawford led X Oshot Wqen-reiriinded de-jSlfe’ pl qaded for a’tpost-’ insisted there Burrqvys to' been had called unprepared-speakers the do be-tfqre pre-pjred of a-vote" proceeded “ but’ adjourn Yielding to down pleased the with: suggestion Senate be before the there could not of higher importance-than any matter of that the sen-: Involving seat a there evident purpose was an to filibuster country be laid wa all responding" one moved- Burrows resolution elections legislation ohe was Senators Stone? It on heard be into ’ ’" andTOwen? andvOwen"' pOnement' Stone Evidently Representa-Tirrell resolution’ but no! Lorimer The whipped “ - the on speech said He a ill be to - consideration 1 with was voted motion was of the pleadings Mr was tlves 1 want ?- -statement- he that-he announced proceed to not Senator : when eulogies fore did he vote a service” Senator his :aldreit reciprocity) on behouraml a d alf remained o’clock prevent ready was notwithstanding 1 preva with e r not anx- McCumberconcluded j3:30 the -flames -by to - -fall the department of ’the ’appropriations committee of theTlie government last cost last for 0D0 the effort to "proceed 7qws site iif L connection growingi -in ’ support- Senator' Bailev that1 rl iy 1 filibuster cl j U U U O againstsuch a vote senatorjs -Texas -eussion deiACion-ey of of appropriations $7986318" which is for' $25Q0000 pensions $11583839 $966-000' for the and treasury department the for agr IculturaD department " jn The atle rSo" thev liiis again u J ’ — uorimer -o todi made another iw:ith -‘- ke late ta e- that' miight ” b ? ’25 senators OUHdlVI t q 1 1 '"eb j the are - 'AV movement -good fl j ii ’ to talization railroads Pacific and Northern Great The remainder of the giant'suin for railroad stock rmd also spent was of it benefited Utah ever none to stat-e the has been ”1 sav has no law railroads and yet Utah the Ho hf rr hanofit the IV ill VI W Dint VI said Mr Personally” Love people err en a um-iil uevor puihh: arn strongly in i oru ns tweTi o of : only 1TIIIED" JHie Hi j gave the - a f five months the: total increased capiof lie Northern get control about LORIMER ’S SUPPOR ANXIOUS OR A v ' official 'He to about: 1 is cv Ruet-bchipitz 5'- '2 reh final of riends case his treasury department in his March on the treasury by department Bailey a former newspaper bls placed resignation with but MacVeagh last October then to persuaded him it I I v Pacific and spent -Union t J Anhui u have' rer iperisors-ivill is ? W tljat eb three on the of it sent gr H ’ -Telephone "business the department Norton Secretary hw I Glassfqrmer" dndicted - ment tonight T rancisco 'Slates chance secre-tary D and 1 f ’ in a are sold At low as cents' apiece” general to who i into baci Pan i hals succeeded be his of OREST Charles erry upwisLuuL tonight Chicago - t waited the Hearing'- n -25— ’American the 1 Am families GLASS ho--tels if J a cro'u -the $85000000 of -another An-geles but be men from the -sufficient 1 hoftson’i-’ said immediately for Chihuahua $150 who’ for and? Hundreds rnn TMminA rrnm AnhuiJj 16 " -swarming money bill I the accepted tho President by Taft in President it diaries Norton him learned Hilles Mr or: secreta-rv succession the carmicnaei Mason 'were I imh I 4- until “Chinese sedition a AX V i refugees gateways a Jwas -Sppkane January of union increase’ its capital its and’ legal sent codification with here a instead “ -afternoon ' U ’ K Bowman R ft J the to tho terminals provinces the in district !- -this Edwarde of : Diego position lies elp treasury oi to position offered hi pivnvni cvv jl c of was d ASIIINGTON u nines i i Burial- last tri Act 4- V I- wKen to wanted good been 15101 so-because "f Americans seen- t Luc lowin' wereLiineui th people V av starving A five vearsXof will Chinese’ hnv ChhiPKP hoy ‘ age "J”'”1 WI“ 7 in $150 biting the equivalent" af to feed man! ic in or a man before - - L- 1 -at) PART 25— eb Hie of -today of city I J The of accused that rebel learned today spy being a arid had arrived safely he Erisenada iiYnnediate hearing’ an was Igiven the federal judge Tthfere’ What the is here' but Dell result not known: was still finaldis-J js in the cuartel pending ‘-Taft Denver the San CL in RAILROAD i cQurt to WHO l "J j vss the Tuesday' for the nomination candidates councilmen j there he Seattle reinstated yet Consul American - of and not s reachedU i Monday: has isa 1 4 - Attorney in Tn Legislature passed d£lay slightest without Governor and-the signed by was measure it afler within four days Wells Legisla-ture the When introduced was it did this law passed it that had been made to understand to Pacific the proposed expend Union in capital lines the increased on new bv building magnificent and Utah ’ Girls Love Railroads $100000000 the I jamiria Alfred the iiniece’? just hip5 Mils VI government-:’ deveiou- anything: tlie case was to: imp'ortame was Burns and fpundguilty of eouneil committee the-chiefzissue to always has Utah ind (denial Mr ' milrnarts Get’ but tor Wash' being sold tire of Uii VU charged-with failed until ys fee utli China on thousand ' Mexican (hearing Spokane be irx and !f of Converse mother one is liore Los prisoners who from of is at the prostrated one thus -sessions ’ Max cf Two Arranged"'? preliminary Navarro Juarez are the Mrs i Mayor Mayor Gill the force with - a-fight v China Boys for Market 1 Ulait -meh of 'election MAN young against continued- to -its The small a" in 'No in ne a: Apiece - i killed by General in opened Today’s ' of and of in guards were - -iwhiclj Acting TODD GET 'D revolutionists hacienda a b5r state insurrectos Converse a rom $l50 Central railroad a station railroad and Durango of ended of detachment captured -ebruary primary which 400 Sufferers holding vicinitv the by t yet police force Mayor Gill had been recalled at already an 7 held and Wappenstein out of office with went Gill the Wappenstein was from removed of of office chief detectives of Cincinnati after investigation and later an from office as chief of removed was Seattle detectives 'of for misconduct Last he summer was removed from the of office chief of of ‘police Seattle By was rebels ’ Prosecuting evidence concerning corruption gathered- ORDER IN no : Good ! Advices-today the enable against -argument railroads offered the which consistent opposition or st'oek Mexican a eb" 25 Paso El examination of La wrence lie Blatt’ Edwin young $25-000 before -iMurphy CHILDREN THEIR 1’acific of tq of - this ollowing said Pre- 25-— : much so itsHionstitution by it -the Hearings Catalina’north'-of X ? T the-Seattle was 5 Juarez Given at the I wealthy -a4 at i to it - SELL -Converse ’ r W i of ball a£ter:Detective'Williarn had - ques thjs unjust control matter railroad' Utah”-declared rates has as his Mr Love in opening argument in blill of Air favor the Lnve to the called 'attention (fact that the mandatory includes state constitution a that provision the Legislature shall establish railroad maximum freight rates and fact mentioned theof that this as yet Legislature failed to with this state has comply nznl UP Prisoners bVidge a signed being of and saloon owners Wappenstein employed dua 14 I train this morning the burning the looting of of recently was taken arid bond jury’ I II -in : Torreon 'I re-called'mayor office ' of the HELD --The -for great and powers even the she nations with which has built trade up is It has true there been much negotiation of this subject and drafts on as aii trade treaties thirteen have many been but so far them drawn none of has actually been ratified it While originally expected the was United States might be a year behind the other withlesser Gill-the concluded itswork all have devoted by new zed REVOLUTIONISTS American syndicate enjoyed Wappenstein attorney’s furnished by two wealthy hotel property by readjust to commercial -and? the embassy IS ' his given power ’W exclusive C Hiram excessive Power in Constitution in state the has Union "No : t i "Z- his exceptipnaMiy j - will be' solemn! marriage college chapel Racine March BY to have white slave and other during the administration privileges -of far rnonth a the "- to attempt raid an state' of TlaxacyUa today and i - within be be will (ovMrs- i vice gambling f I engaged Las Whitelaw! - TRAIN received Clarence and and members keepers so-called alleged is which in "of Rogers i Is The returned bv indictment The vsaloon the — bribery Wappenstein Gideon Tupper ’ as Mlles" present f I 1 of ormer home ’ ' of have we Helen at - icardias Wappen-steln W his jury grand that from Gerald - to -j- insist graft to llcense a secretary from It to contentions provision S Vice 25 charging indictment ' an" charges forces than the He cited subject - at on- of ' to eb Charles and t committee the answer of He in’ kzvun- cuaz-andobtalned Miss and Seattle at Police' warrant a the civil : 1 appviAt Nelson Bruns- NEW SECRETARY the figures producing law rom v Wash ' of: based of i here Seattle i Ten) : Representative led for new 'Page' of -questions representatives provided provision’ Nodess frdtn five spoke members minutes generally regarded Mr Smith was in the administration representing step TAT’S II j -to : Accused Money Syndicate - favor Walter' I Smith In favor debate by was followed Keiferkwho last ’f i EX-CHIE Is was-arrested the to am " J J - z-X private Reid Monday left he on If ' ambassador ’ Taking Reside of off fortification T (Continued h I I Washington that the of tlie details fight carried by the on in railroads in North ending Dakota Giat decision by the x:ourt a supreme law the constitutional and tha was rates just and fair Mr said Eardley in bill that the rates the proposed are fifty cent iq than North! higher per while the grades on the roads-in Dakota not nearly so steep Utah are rates-in that coal Utphdeclared are - " Reid citywho" the II I 4 ' the been-disposed opposed twenty twenty in XT" - a’ICD ' Wappenstein ana Mr and i and r- wed to sent reports saying that Senator some XT UL passenger amend- about ’twenty of policy general offset'by a similar measure of Jed papers Aldrich be would and others z 1 this ’ INDICTS bill civil but sundry the practically House Representative Iowa their 3 Clerk to was Senate I for the X XXtllLX - ty debate the Democratic in other had " agreement Manjcorrespondents lobbying against the bill men the floor the occupied during the part of discussion answer- of The the discussion was measure by J opened Representative Edward bill the the Eardleyx who introduced in lower-house Mr Eardley declared of bill the a passage meant for the He ward state movement the takcommittee that the bill was in in law force the from the now en of state and recited the North Dakota ft- 1 the committee prominent local I I If ' Mills 25— Ogdensori?-of Awlr York eJ-Wist- Whitelaw- f AJHftiauu of was whispered created as some surprise many Senator bad believed senators of Aldrich like Senator Hale the reciprocity Maine would oppose ACINE "l and Republicans the -the a-separate the of fortifications of fortification its earliest possible jhe exchange take place almost documents can be trans-to vTokto Washington dfe - 1 f 1 vote a telegram about the a before the tioners' i 1 ! up Tawney Tawney was considered was as such i- defection from the presumed T&'KiTNJI 1 f ’J-' 4 - ??- S liminary ’ defection that with nil of international and neutrality to committee morning consumer that-for-told Tawney With both The treaties to-negotiate it favor stand-pat Tawney Representative if received 51 ' ceived session The-fact favor aside the McCall House -the telegram was to leaders that asking lost’ was anxof BiwlBOnnWn 63 to Mr a stalwart Tawney publican looked to the Democratic for and and sympat hy applause as it : two than appropriations' The for fortifications on ' the the partiesto th for minister O’Brien TokiO J ' gain to emperor It council treaty should the necessary-that Then i is Japanese the "'T- - $3-000000 - of approval the imperial by the ratified Japanese will? follow the willnloliow Then ratifications will which j turned necessary Ilf III the the The bill the tnis president traffic bureau yesterday utilities arguments Canadian amend-: 130 speeches-made the' by it Sherly Tawney by interest irr the center and’ went - a step Thenext and not the today appropriated at estimated $12000000 question of fortifications for proposed Representative Keifer all out for provision Democrats 4 f-ficial $Jie situation in lay ing and Pair him coines public greater of hope bringing at vote this session of were circulated moves situation but apparehtly for the - railroad Mr iL'ove a Senate arranged the be one pair a overwhelmingly GRAT' GRAND JURY introduced the defeating been doWn Ohio to strike the fortifications by a vote of 135 U-i situa-i fact that the for the of promotion the-treaty make ' f out augurs the f the cordial feeling their attention to i in comments to today tending Washington the biqds lustrate friendship which two countries’ and House before ' Love club Commercial Justly be would H Stephen the tiuse of liCw makers that Despite the fact filled with wns room session Wants the to earlier and desired a and of’ provisions excessive alleged rfailroads the of the appeared fc Clark agreement agreement of is more the Kentucky and warned of purpose of n- forth brought -k of amendment sole appropriations? ment was voted A motion by its of unqualified n of trade new trcaty between and America me - convene the coal the under the to Aldrich apparently rumor was a distortion of a the telegram which Georgia senator sent from Jekyl island he has for several where been weeks in health if search of saying that he here he Canadian would votel for the were I committee the of Sherly that the j constitutionalseal iprovai and i no to UKsNK£i£IC(SMKmiflfeH' :- on The Time- canal the be amendment an on came chairman to PEACE IS PROMOTED BY JAPANESE TREATY I have reciprocity without foundation were that The most persistent was one Senator Aldrich famed for winning his battles which colleagues is lopt to Washing4-ton thought speeding at theof solicitation President to Taft take in charge of the situation the Senate 000Sun-dry hours debate the o’clock tonight voted which of cost is Senate said’ isthmian waterway test this ’members - 25 000 five nearly — 10 shortly before fortifying the Panama 'the Representative varous nnntborbeen be-gu flint After1 called ? bill they Total -set fight -re-ceivedtnaere $12 Record provided part no money be until the used President had attempted the leading maritime nations guaranteeing protection of the canal for n Passed in 25 that VICTORY i at work the totsil House practically action of the the sentimeqit in of the protecting The rancisco 25 eb halfday’s — With a of suspension business a parpde in by participated United States troops the Presidio from and a big mass San meeting in Union its square rancisco today celebrated victory In winning Panama-Pacific the exposition of 1915 the Tonight business portion of the city illuminated and was a carnival was jyttld'4 t Work Begin to Estimated the The of San favor begin to ' ‘country : that Mr affairs foreign of see McCall 5: " life I Which Is Civil-Bill of deputies Interpreted as is therefore adversaries com-! are Briand has been general program "appeasement” !’? t and M following merely I? leaders of and will next bill diminished i no Aldrich is it to the be Alabama in the change today regarding was Many rumors remedy the CANAL PANAMA Appropriated Dollars of of--Minnesota that theI law -separation i : Million Cost t ' which for recommendn-iion Gardner-Eardley freightrates which present Congress out Democratic map the favorable thf the of rate i of Political Sensation decision of the ministry to withdraw The has political caused an enormous The sensation conservative newspapers of the forces claim ithat extreme radicalism are triumphing over sane and progressive reform regarding’ the clerical issue which raised yes-i was to attain terday a pretext as mere after OPPOSE MEN I URGING' legislative Caases - Legislators to RAILROAD I imm lllICLClgT-fTini Hep-reHentative wars they him told Senate the t president- :£ extra Representatives to preliminary if the lint There of the had intended session nt an reciprocity i ? House President plans in and the report will who I mon tli’s time in adjourned bottom at and Underwood (at Briand TO the resignations president ministers wish to show the their General late colleague their the for place Chamber llouse the date to that respect is the in The of chamber radical Socialists IOuls and Paul Malvy Meunier was a and his blow to the premier sore assoelates had! been who sustained many In times previous crises by much larger In the endt M said he votes Briand sick of it all” to present The only waiting reason for by raignment ! freccived government deputies I of charge Clark next be means which night in Champ tne Underwood chairman of committee which will bjll sixteen of majority ! who : r bare vote & i Commissipn M 1 I will i- Claims and of Benefits for ? of Earnings Railroads 1 and Bill HELD BY HOUSE COMMITTEE Concerning acts I ! the IS THE l?- l KSSstx ' lu I : a 'I ' i of Report Coal HEARING 4 if Agreement- ap’d w 1 X 1 $ i That for I SICK ' Urges Gardner-Eardley 4" Club WHANGED U W7jz Island IS Bureau avorable ' f Commercial ‘of i-t hk HE JATION SIT I 1 BRIAND PEOPLE e i Which in e - trai-an 89 Democratic Tim S r No - Wtlt Son inotner - OR lunarT- Herald 153 Vol IXED k t Lak SAlt OURTH OR )( 1911 26 1’4 I — — — PREMIER 1 Colder Snow i - imiWin m Snow - Monday’ A' SUNDAY I I- irir ’ Sunday ?T’ ' Jntr-Mountafn will tfew there and room— ORECAST vacated & $450 lbs the Want-advertise Mr Lafollette reason” be matter Although (Continued he thatfor “had the the announcement ’ could’ that for asking not" closed no discussion "ves-” on Page T t I -v "