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The Washington times., 1910-10-13
DENTISTRY

cur RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY
PM set OF teeth, $3.50. Gold crowns. -.
Fsridgevs ork. g. Filings, SOC up. PAINLESS
EXTRACTION FREE l. : ARMY g.
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor TN and
d SITS Entrance. 6e9>F st. y. " Phone
Main 500
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LOCKSMITH

LOOK FOR THE BIG Blue hr.l.
Mechanical bargains keys made rs-at
1T. shears. scissors, knives, razors and
saws sharpensd: lamps and ollstoves Cleaned
and repaired r r PRUESSER. The Lock
smith. 712 18th St n "
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PLANNING TO BOOST
LEWIS FOR OFFICE
Montgomery County Demo-
Gratis Set Dates for Ac-
tive Campaign.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Oct Is. - The
Democratic campaign committee for
Montgomery county has arranged to
hold a series Of mass meetings through
out the county TO strengthen the can
didacy of David J. Lewis for Con-
gress. The big meeting will be held
at Rockville the afternoon Of October
% with Mr.. Lewis and other promi-
nent members Of the party IS speak
ers. and other meetings will be held at
night as follows:
Friday. October p. Old Germantown;
Saturday October % Caithersburg;
Monday, October "A. Damascus; Tues
day. October ., Travilah: Wednesday,
October rs, Eensingt0n; Thursday. Oc-
tober =, COlesville; Friday, October Is
Chevy Chase; Saturday, October %
POolesville.
Edwin Shaw, aged hfty-three, died
suddenly Tuesday night of apoplexy.
lie was taken in while in his buggy
several miles from his home near Nor
beck, ana died within a few minutes
lie leaves ms wife, six sons and two
daughters. The funeral viii take place
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
the Methodist Church at COlesville
Mr.. Shaw was a well-known farmer.
At the recent registration of voters
in Rockville district. the Republicans
made a net gain Of about seven. In
the two precincts Seyenty-nine names
were added 20 the lists and twenty
were erased making a gain of fifty
nine.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

YOUNG MEN-SeveraI for shipping and re-
cciVing department must have had eN-
Derience in these lines. Apply o. Superln-
tendent. :. KAHN. SONS & co.
YOUNG MAN between age OF Is and 10. for
hiing work, chance for advancement Ap-
ply hub FURNITURE CO. eth and d "
W
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CLOCK HOSPITAL

4 RESPONSIBLE AND EXPERIENCES
MATCHMAKER viii call for and deliver
your timepIece anywhere in the District
Prices reasonable Estimates checrfuiIy
even Tel. Lincoln 1s35l or postal WASH
TNGTON CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIR
so 1eEG II ST. y. E
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PRINTING

START FALL BUSINESS PROPER
With STONER s. HUGHES.
Printing Of Every Description
BEST WORK AT LOWEST PRICES ~
50 G 81 n w Main 154
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
Unfinished

CIR ST. [. W, Ieo9-F1at four large bright
second door rooms sink, hot water back
porch.
nth ST. S. w. SG-Three nice unfurnished
rooms, lSht housekeeplnG. heat. gas. ana
pam, slnk IN kitchen. terms reasonable
ST N. F., zll-Three or -FOUR rooms: viii
rent separately: rooms and bath. 81
F ST. y. W. l2s-Two large rooms. entire
second floor; heat. gas. and bath; SO mo ]
N ST. y w. 4zI-Three large. bright. unfur-
nl5nel rooms. third door: heat and gas.
10TH ST n W.. ui5-Thrse unfurnished
rooms. with heat and bath
NEW YORK AVE. 55-A four-roon nat. sec
ono moor. VIII furnish. 10 children. rent
reasonable
sTH ST. y. w. Ilo-Three or four nice
rooms Tor light housekeeping. heat, gas and
nth ST " W. I5l7-UnfurnIshed room; 2
sunny east windows; furnace heat
Pa. AVE. zl05-Three -arse rooms; hot-wster
neat, electric light. gas. and telephone
Sd ST n e. 5s7-Two rooms. light house
Keeping heat gas, and BATH near Union
BATES ST n w. Iss-Three rooms IN new
nZ1se, heet ana light housekeeping
EAST CAPITOL ST. 10g7-Thres uufurnished
-oo--A on second hoori hight housekeeping
reasonable.
9TH ST n. W. lee0-Thrse uafurn.s5ed
rooms, suitable Tor light house keeping: heat.
gas, and bath
/ STH ST. n W. I5sI-Three rooms newly
papereai light Housekeeping Phone y 5s53.
FOR RENT-RO0MS
Furnished and UNFINISHED
Z n 81 ~ f. 65f-TEO OF three rooms fur
nlshea OF u1furuished. IiEhr. heat gas.
WHOM LADY and daughter Or married cou-
PIE no children reasonable. W. Z. BROWN
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. 90 rooms
and private BATH hot water heat. new
b ST s E., 1s7-R501as Tor light house
keeping
/ CORCOEAN ST N w, I5I2-Furuished c-
lEt FINISHED rooms: % and Sd floor single
i OF couole. with private bath fl desired: with
( Or without board
/ VT AVE. ~ ~. 15l7-Furnished or unfur-
i-shel room. splendid location. reasonable
/ terms. h9t water beat near Iowa circle
I y ST. n W. I5-Eutlre floor. furnished Or
unlurnishel, connecting. bath. heat and
.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

FOR SALE-ChandIer & Price press. com
p-etei excellent condition. Apply 5lz SUI
ST n. =
II ST. n W. 6gs-NewIy furnished rooms
with good board
o ST. a. W Izl0-FurnssHe6 rG5rE MIN
private family excellent table board gent
leiaen preferred
/ ST r. ". l5g5-Beaurlfll large room IN
SURPASSED fare only So best table board.
sac week
r ST n ". I-l--Nice-y furnished looms
so-ns men or couples. with OF without
board desirable location
10TH ST. s. W. Es-Ons nice large room
with GOOD home cooking Eue location
reasonable. gentlemen preferred
NJ ST n W. s--NiesIy furnished rooms.
southern exposure wl-h board reasoaab be.
ST n. W. -LT-Nioely furnished ro1us.
southern exposure. with s1od table board.
central location.
18TH ST. sl9-McPEersou Squars-Desf-abis
rooms exec. -E- board central
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CASH GIRLS
WANTED.
Good pay and rapid promotion Tor
bright Ei-ls over sixteen light duties.
APPLY sUPERINTENDENT-
HEIGHT q CO,
5l8-5l5-5l7 1TH STREET
cHocoLArE CoArEEs-AppIy Immediately
DOLLY MADISON CANDY SHOP. rs nth
CHOCOLATE CoATER-DORAN BROS. %.
CooK-At once. for boarding house. sU E
COOK and assist IN houseEork- 1925 High
land ave. Cleveland Park
CoOK-Flrst class at once 1lzO i5,h 81 y.
COOK NJ lS22 L 81. ". W. wages So THE
COLONADE, Apt- A.
Experienced; references. 27S5 Ontario
observation-disclosures. Apply Raleigh
GIRLS wanted at SHEET. COS ST
GIRI-Experienced dressmaker 1915 18th At
GIRI-wbite. fer general homework: two in
family; S4- 1886 81 - ".
GIRL-Col1red. for general housework: no
cooking; home nights. GO 9Th \. W,
GIBL-Relia5le. assist with light homework.
gg2 n Y ave
GIRLS 20 work on lace curtains ANTON
FISCHER. 3l6 G. y. "
GIRI-White. OF coiored to cook for fam
iiy uf TWO. can between and o'clock,
The Tennessee Apt d
GIRL for general homework. small family;
stay nights, references. ll62 q 81. y. w.
GIRL for general homework. no washing
or cooking, good home 10 right girl APP
ply al z p m, I5 9Th 81 5 w.
GIRL-colored. for general homework 1o4
Pa ave y W
GIRL for general Homework; no washing;
say nights. 1923 Morrison s., Chevy Chase,
D. G
GTRI-Good. to make herself useful around
house; stay nights zoos 81 y w
GTRI-ReIiable. general housework: servants
room. Apply S5S2 lSth St y. w
COVERINGS for two small children; $50 per
month and board. references required Ap-
ply Mrs. HOLLIS RINEIIART. CharIottss-
vile. Va.
HAIRDRESSERS-T frst-class; good sal
AIRY and steady employment. also two ap-
prgnticcs- Apply NINE NJ SICCAEtDl, III
nth St n w.
LADY Cor night cashier in restaurant: hours
%. 11. to 1890, salary s. per week; eN-
I perisn-e necessary BOX "a, Times Office :
LADIES 10 solicit for photo studio; good
pay; no experience 1876 y 81 y. w
( NITTINERY PREPARERs-Fir Ap-
ply JULIUS GARFINKI-E d CO. 18th and
+ Us.
IMANGLE HANDS. ELITE LAUNDRY CO.
2il7 l3th ST
PAPER BOXES
/ Expcris need workers and learners in all
2 departments. GEO. p. kILLLAN CO., 452
/ Pa ave. y, y.
PLAIN COOKS. chambermaids. general
I hGuscvOTkerS. man. wife, take charge
| apartment EXCHANGE, 1885 llth \. w.
/ SALESW ONEN-rhoroughl experienced. in
our suit department best salaries paid
/ references required. Apply G. ERIE
/ BACHER. 1922 ST
( SCRUB WOMAN-Strong. white Apply SIC
9th St y. W
/ TAILOREsSEs- hf=t-eIass. Apply s2C
! TELEPHONE OPERATORS. salesgirls, cash
iers. cash girls. NICKERY'S EMPLOY
! NENT SERVICE. e. Munsey Bldg. no regis
I trstion fee.
! WAIST TRIHMER-At once, ihrst-class. Ap-
NV 1904 ST n. W
MINE NERS-Eariy Apply Raleigh
Lotel. Iiouzekeeper.
WHITE MAID to do dining room work and
answer bells Apply 1905 Florida ave
J WONAN-White. to cook; German preferred
, references required. LUNCH ROOM. ID
/ AID SITS. n W.
! wOHAN-Colored. Cor general housework
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WORKIGMEN'S WANTS

WORhINtiN EN-NOu're the satisfied kid all
right, when Won call on Us for a tailored
slightly used suit az s. 20 SIS. and save
bunch OF cash on the DEAL big stock on.
price JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6Ig n. !
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SPlRTTUALlSM

MRS WHITE VIII have her seancs On
Wednesday and Friday evenings. 5 o'cIo.,l-
20 sJh 81 y W. 1
MEETINGS Sunday. Monday. THURSDAY. &
D. m: daily readings AZ home OF Mrs
= MAL-al. - 81 81 = ". Ehona y 90
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BIRDS ANG Animals

DOGS RENDERED IMMUNE fr.--7 it,
per oy vaccination with imported C;er-7zD
serum Particulars upon application Dr
CECIL FRENCH. us 18th s.. n y.
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PIANO TUNING

PIbNO TUNING, $50: piano and orgsn re-
pairing. work guaranteed by man OF d
years experience Phone Main 7IZs or don
postal J. F. herman, 1920 Pa. ave y "
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PERSONAL

PRIVATE PARTY lends money on household
goods automobiles, etc. no nOtoriety OF
red tape. large amounts a speciality 500.
payments only $40 per month. Address BOX
-sr. ines office.
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PAINTING

PAINTING and PAPERHANGTNG- First
class mechanics. satisfaction guaranteed
Drop card, VIII call W. HUFF. $50 e1st 81
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18th ST. n. W. GIs-Nice furnished ba4
rooms; also house keeping rooms: reason-
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDOws7
White help anc moderate prices LEON I.
CAHOOS, Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved 10 81 6 81 n " Phone NJ usA
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18Th ST n w.. I1g-Nicely furnished froat
and back rooms. large and small. with 6rsr-
class table board, home cooking toothsc-ne
corn bread: al modern conveaiences F5L~--
North 1872
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished

F ST. n z. 107-TwO large nicely furnished
rooms. second Goor- near station az 80
ltOi, private moor, bath. furnace hear. an
modern convenience: for couple
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

N sEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RlV-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. 81 Z. s.
N W. PHONE y. go Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Chancellor Asks Lords When
They Started to Despise
American Dollars.
UPPER HOUSE PRESENTS
ITS CASE TO COUNTRY
Resolutions, Which 1t Was
Hoped Would Break Dead
lock, Made Public.

LONDON, Nov. 21.--Thc lords today
presented their case to the country in
the coming electoral struggle. case
which John Il. Redmond, leader OF the
Nationalists. in speech at Islington to-
night, characterized as 'metaphoricaly
committing suicide as fast as possible"
The resolutions, which Lord Lansdowne
gave notice he would introduce on We'd
the Unionist side in the veto confcrenc
and the rock on which the conference
foundered.
The resolutions follow:
1T is desirable that provision be made
FOR settling difficulties that may arise
between the house of commons and this
house as reconstructed reduced in num-
oerS in accordance with the recent reSo-
lutions Of this house.
THAT as TO bills other than money
bills such provision should be made On
the following lines:
''if a difference arises between tho
houses in regard to any bill other than
money bill In two successive sessions
and during an interview of not less than
one year, and such differences are un-
able to be adjusted by other means. it
shall he settled at Joint sitting COM
posed OF the members of the two houses;
provided that Ii the measure relates to
matter OF great gravity and has not been
adequately submitted to the judgment
OF the people, II shall not be referred to
Il joint sitting. but submitted for decision
to the electors by a referendum.
Would Yield Point.
"rhst as to money bills the provision
should be on the following lines;
'The lords are prepared to forcgo their
constitutional right to enact and amend
money bills which are of Il purely finsn-
cial character, prov ided cffectual pro-
vision Is made against 'tscking'' and pro-
vided that If any question arises as 10
whether a bill or any OF the provisions
thereof arc OF a purely financial charac-
ter that question shall be referred to a
joint committee OF both houses with the
Continued on Page Two.
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DO IT IF YOU ARE NOT TRYING TO PER
SUADE THE PUBLIC INTO BACKING YOUR
ALLEGED EFFORT AT 3LACkMAIL OF
THE COAL TRUST
DO 1T, IF YOUR OFFICIAL OWNERS
AND THEIR SATELLITES DARE TO DO
THEIR DUTY.
1t is believed the public pretty well under
stands that the laws enforcement is entirely
with the Utah church Republican machine and
that the red-headed screams of the "Smoot
blaclSmailer" do not alarm anybody. Even the
trust knows that Republican officials do not
dare to proceed with any degree of determine
tion against them, And if they started they
would never 60 through.
1t is frightful admission for the 'Smoot
blackmailcr" to make when it says ''The Utah
Fuel company has enough coal in its mines to
serve this state for thousand years. 1t has
enough coal land in It's grasp to furnish coal
for the nation
Yes, and who put it there? Did The Trb-
une? Did the Telegram? Did the American
party?
Rather, was not this vast wealth diverted
from the ownership of the public to this great
COhl company Gy members VI Iue very PuIltlCdl
gang that is now calling On the people to help
them protect the people from the coal trust?
The Tribune has not defended The coal trust,
as readers well know. We should like to
the matter thoroughly looked into and some
measure adopted that will force reduction OF
the price to a figure that is bearable but the
cutting Of the freight rates will not do il. What
ever price is deducted from the freight rates
would be added to tho. price of the coal at the
mine Ii would be charged to the expense ac-
count and there would be 10 loss to the com
panies nor gain to the public,
The federal and state officials have the mat
ter in hand. They can relieve the situation but
they dare not do il. The cry of the "Smoot
blackmaiIcr'' is with double purpose, 1t
would hide the rascality of its delectable
crowd and try 10 frighten the coal companies
and the railroads ont Of large sum of money,
as they did with the liquor men two years ago.
The public will get little benefit until the
scoundrels who have made present conditions
possible are hunted down and imprisoned,
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Tr+rti-:-i...--

ZICO CITY, Nov. 2l.-Fierce fight.
1JTed today at Durango. Torreou
unc Gomez Palacio, the latter
into the hands OF the rebels
: hundred OF the federal troops a,
3 pahcio are said TO have gone owe,
Insurgents. who have now turned
\ atention TO attacking the loya,
a Torreon.
tshtlng began at Durango. Ii is
- on good authority that twenty
sners have been killed at Zacate-
20 government troops. it is also
RI. qucllcd the uprising there and
o'ptrol tonight.
vreS north OF Monterey have been
~ no reports arc obtaiuabIc from
nat point. II Is believed that the
F1is are responsible for the cutting
rauneaiion.
gal Geronimo Trcyino, commander
military zone In which Monterey
Ralsd. has gone north at the head
'uVRs body OF troops 10 meet him.
hs been much loqtlng and many
iIe5 and wounded at Gomez pala-
HsDToing 10 reports here today.
,ieported carly today that Fran
ssnero: Tie revolutionary leader.
AsSico Yesterday with 500 follow
Pint between Eagle Pass and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
RAILROADS OBJECT TO
ANSWERING QUESTIONS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-Many OF the
railroads in the eastern trunk line terri
tory today asked the interstate COM
merce commission for relief from answer
ing some of the detailed inquiries re-
Gently called for by the commission with
view TO aiding that body in connection
with the Investigation of proposed in
creases OF freight rates.
The companies were called upon to file
these answers by December and IN case
OF inability TO furnish all The data re-
orIired TO explain WHY,
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VIC S % state as the them e aE Se RepSb
M an in IN tins fight to get H s f9a dG she peo &C.
compshed TbSt can be depended upon, because the
Utah want something done they can get it douc The
people the Legislature and if there is not enough
this, the people get law from the legislature
a is due 8 mSet as in r few wss; motives We be e was
of the next few weeks The coal trust is going get
beating, and the fight will be continued long
it is necessary to accomplish that
AS to the cry Of The Tribune that the Republican
that ridiculous. There IS not enough rolling stock
owned by all the railroads ads that enter Utah to @u the
mines placed on @ " M The % serye a RT t
sae for Ii j IT has enough land
its grasp to furnish coal for the nation In lts blind
The Tribune making slightly more OF an ass OF itself
than nsual -, ,,o, o,, .o,,, h tho .coo1
trust, When we opened fight bright reporter ON
The Tribune 10 get s,OTy into t4 the paper
meu caught up with IT, it eame I to & SUDDEN Ln end , "o
cartoon first page helping in the fight IL is be-
ievcd that with careful nursing The CaroTnst VII re-
s%sGs 3s@ did to hm y and bis editor was really great
deal. The Tribune will continue its defense OF the
sets We are out win this fight, and the newspaper
that gets in the way is going to get hurt'--Mouth'
Count on it, when criminal is caught he
will invent some excuse for his rascallty The
Tribune has so effectively exposed the play OF
the .'Smoot blackmailer" that It's only defense
is to charge collusion on the part OF The Irb-
une with the coal operators.
Every reader of The Tribune knows that
this newspaper has been opposing the high coal
prices for years 1t has effectively shown the
unfairness of the prices at the mines, 1t has
shown that monopoly of the coal business IN
Utah was made possible by the connivance OF
the United States district attorney office with
the Utah Fuel company, wherein that company
was virtually presented fully $1oo0oooo worth
of coal lands in this state when 1t generously
consented to be fined about 100000 at the in
stance of one of the hng-pins of the federal
machine. It paid the fine, but the lard was
not recovered to the people!
That outrage ought to be investigated by
congress, and if the matter can be properly
placed before congress next year, as some citi-
zens are proposing that it be DONE the country
will probably see the matter traced from WASH
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ington to Utah, with official rascality stretch
ing along the entire trail.
That fine was a mere farce. 1t ought TO
prove mighty good campaign measure for the
nationa! Democrats and it is not likely that
they will be permitted to overlook it.
The maignity of the ''Smoot backmailcr'
in charging that The Tribune is owned by the
coal trust" is better shown in the fact that the
three prime agencies for the enforcement Of
the law against trusts are interested III the
newspaper that is now crying out against
the coal trust and in favor of the people.
If the trust is offending against the federal
statutes the remedy is wholly with the United
States attorney Hiram Il. Booth. The Federal
grand jury is now III session and would doubt
less investigate the trust if Booth would per-
NIT it, But he will not An honest investiga-
ton of the coal deals would lay bare his own
misconduct.
If the offensc is against the state the ma
chncry is in the hands OF the governor, The
secretary OF state and the attorney general.
There is not the slightest obstacle in their way.
If the offense has been committed in the
third Judicial district, in any other district
of the state, 50 as to require that the proceed
ing lDltlate from tne local OlllClaS, all OIL lleSc
are under the thumb of the gang that are the
hackers and owners of the 'Smoot black
mailer.
Now, why hos nothing been done to punish
the trust if, as it certainly seems, there is Il
trust2 is The Tribune TO blame because there
has been no legal action?
We are going to win this fight shouts
the 'Smoot blaokmailer " Well, go to it. The
fight is with the creatures of your own policy
and with the men in official places who have
permitted the trust to operate
No new law is needed There is plenty If
law and plenty of persons who will assist in
supporting any honest effort to make often
ders feel the weight Of the law S condemnation.
But the people have not forgotten the cry that
was started for prohibition two years ago, nor
the deal made with the liquor interests few
weeks following why that cry, nor that
deal
The entire power Of the courts is with the
Bunch, and 1T is not necessary to devote
pages to tell what should be done. DO IT.
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AND SOLDIERS
tiNG REINFoRcEMENTs

9 been 'c, w. ~ e a. mD.-Tbe last
y Of ro,dil hnl near Gomez Palacio.
, yesr o"rs ou,rs which left Chihua-
shpposI,e, discmbarking at Jimi-
: rlnfora.ioh being that they arc
nicnts coming from the
'uca on Page Two,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
REBELS
|IPTURE TOWNS
-,mment Seizes Telegraph
Hires and Lets Little News
Leak Through.
RRICAN WOMEN TOLD
TO KEEP OFF STREETS
fpn of United States and
h Family Are Imprisoned
SummariIy.
Observation-Disclosures.

-Is'FsSsss
fatest dispatches from Mexico
n at a number Of towns which
<, fallen into the hands of Mex
a rebels. The movements of L.
ma on the Mexican side of the
Jr are han1pered by the fear
. he REVOLUTION may break out
be posts where the troops are 4.
toned. Riots are occurring at .
l.ly separated points. .
4 |g1e United States war depart .
Irt has notified commanders at .
|JB post adjacent to the border .
4 b in readiness and has sent de- .
yhments of cavalry to border .
ms
ID % reported that the rebels are +.
Fhg to enlist the Yaqui Indians L.
q haye fought the Diaz govern :
Id 50 many years, The rebels :
Ia Dlaz will be a fugitive with :,
thirty days. :,
|ihe Mexican government has :
Eed the telegraph wires and :.
|nsftsr it is expected all news ::
d be censored. :.
Dispatches from Washington :.
4 shat the United States au- :.
Eities, while automatically de- ::
.ng any imminent danger, are ::
.iBg every precaution to sec :.
n neutrality is preserved. ::
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
aero Gets Out of Jail.
sasoNERs AND
LOOT THE PAWNsHoPs

PALE N ~ 70 q q, m AT Acam-
no tbs. agIias Galleries, 800 men
Zen wJaii Jaii and let free the pris-
,ssled ali III. m 70 tho loan shops and
p.a wn,'e ne arms and ammunition.
I an ibn W municipal palace and
q b. county funds. They were
M nUops AT midnight and the
y hyc ~. III possession and the
1 Aca 10 the mountains.