The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05
WOULD REPRESENT
WORLDWIDE EMPIRE
New Zealand Proposes Imperial
Advisory Council to Assist
British Government.
PREMIERS AT CORONATION
Colonial Troops Also, but None
Colored, They Being Barred
TO Avoid Scandal.
PREMIERs AT CORONATION
By PAUL LAMBETH

Special Gable to The Tribune.
LONDON. March 4.-Among su-re..
tIons for consideration of the i;npey,a,
conference which is TO be held mere tbs
following have been submitted by New
Zealand;
THAT there should be an imper,a,
council, with representatives from All
constituent parts Of the empire. and. N
fact, advisory u the imperial govern
mcnt on all questions affecting the in
tcrests of the oversee dominions
That the high commissioners bc In
vited TO attend the meetings OF the COM I
mttee OF defense when ques,ioaa on
naval or military imperial Gefcnso az
tectinS the oversee dom.A!ols arc under
discussion.
That the conference recommend Tim
government TO approach the goyernmenix
Of other states favorable TO uniyersal
penny postage with ;hc view of united
action being taken AT the next meeting
of the Universal Postal union.
THAT n state-oWDed cable bn laid ba
tween England and Canaca and that the
powers Of the Pacific cable beard Eo
extended 10 enable the board 10 lay and
control such cable.
THAT there should be more unIfor,nlty
throughout the empire in the law az
copyright. patents, trademarks, cornpa-
niles, accident coa1pnrs1tion. nnturallza-
rcncy and coinage
Colonies at Coronation.
The coronation committee is comple,-
ing the arrangements In connection With
the representation nf the self governing
crown colonies AT the Forthcoming coro-
nation and also as 20 the Inclusion OF
certain of the colonial military forces IN 4
the procession AS TO the civil represen- 4
tatives invitations are being Issued 10
the prime ministers Of Canada. Australia.
New Zealand, South Africa and New
foupdland. who will on the occasion Be
treated as royal guests,
The colonial office has decided 10 cx-
clude contingents of black soldiers from
West Africa and other crown colonies
from taking part In the celebrations. On 4
tho occasion Of the coronation Of KING
Edward the native soldiers were 'housed''
in The Alexandra palace grounds, but as
they were not strictly on military duty,
and had good deal OF leisure in many
Instances they ran out OF bounds. with
consequent scandal.
During their stay here they went about.
the streets linked arm in arm with white
women calling themselves respectable
big black darkey out on The Strand
English women think il altogether proper.
TO walk in public with black men.
Use Census to Get Votes
In moving a resolution at the women's
freedom league meeting. protesting
frage from the kings speech aud threats
ening the hampering of government busl-
ness by tax resistance. Mrs. Despard said 4
they were calling upon the women 20
refuse absolutely any information when
the census papers came round. SO faf
as they were concerned. there should hs
no census. IT, however. the goyernmenl
gave n pledge that the suffrage bill woud .
be taken this session. there would be no
occasion for this form Of protest The
resolution was carried.
of commons Will introduce bill to en-
able lords TO stand for parliament The
initiative comes from the Liberal side q
the house. but the Idea has Conservative
support
George F. cadogan, the. speakers nsv
age. He claims descent from Elyst4
Glodrydd. founder OF the fourth roysl
the Anglicized form OF "Cadwgan." un'
der the Welsh law the Cadogans have
exercised in recent times and never WI,
This is to compel anyone who Kills w
family cat TO hang the deceased animH
from n rafter so that its nose Just toucne3
1t until the cat is hidden. Some any
quaran may he able to shed light on ue
inner meaning OF this mystic rite.
Festival Of Empire,
Although the festival OF empire is not
to be inaugurated until May. pTepaem
already there are employed at the ~
tai palace 5000 workmen. The fesnvp
will consist mainly OF magnificent.
geant under three heads. the, first o.
which will be an "all-red route and re-
productions of the parliamentary build'
ines OF the overseas domnions; the eeSs
ond an all-British exhibition. to be nes
in the palace itself and the, third tn
pageant Of London. The alfred route ans
the parliament buildings alone conssitsMs ~
an undertaking of great magnitude ,ur ~
they are being pushed on with rapiel9e
and before long Will have assumed oep
mite shape. A.
There will be a chorus OF more tne"
5000 voices. I|
Mosque in MohaTmedan CapItaL
II is proposed to erect a mosque nea~ {
at the capital of the greatest MohammS
dan power in the world. The building .s
to cost $500, 900, to which the Age hsisss hnss
has contributed S25 900. The commitsrT
in control is presided over by Amir 1c xn,
and inclndes the Turkish and PeL5o-