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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Youth EXonaratsd.

Roy Cheshire. who accidentally shot
a .3S-calioer revolver, was cxonera ted
from blame BY a signed statement made
by kellas Yesterday. Kalas says In the
statement that the gun was accidentally
discharged DR. II. Il. Sprasue. who is
attending Kalas, SAYS that he NAV not
be able 10 determine the seriousness OF
the wound for several days. Kallas WAS
reported to be resting we'll last night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Smith Article Stirs Wrath.


PROVO, Sept. 2s.-Tho Democrats OF Provo
and tho members OF the Progressive party arc
highly indignant the editorial slgnod by
President Joseph +. Smith in the last issue OF
the Improvement Era.
Tho most wrathful In Utah county over
the article is Judge A. saxey. candidate for
district judge on the Progressive ticket. lie
snys the editorial is contemplate and pub
lishcd for purpose, and further that the fcd-
erol bunch arc in danger OF losing their prcste.
yoynr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Moving Idaho Potato Crop.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
BOISE Ida. Sept. ?s-Ths potato orop OF
Idaho will be counted among The most valuable
bumper crops Of Idaho this year. for 1000 osr.
~ the rpuds Will ho shipped out OF this state
at price that makes rho harvest one OF ,hc most
profitable.
The entire crop this gear VIII be moved
easily. for the car shortage problem has been
disposcd Of
In order 20 handle this big crop 7. l. Stephens
chief potato inspector OF the Oregon Short Line
is IN tho Idaho ncld. With his deputies
he does not oxpeot 10 experience the slightest
trouble In tho movement Of the crop
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Confined to Hospital,


Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept, 2s.-Tho Rev. p. v. Fisher.
who expects start worlds tour within
the noSt few weeks In the intescst OF the Chau-
tnuque movement, has been confined 10 the
Hannemnnn hoGpital In San Francisco for tho
past weok He underwent minor operation.
He went 10 the California city for Q confer
with the Rov. Mr Aked. but oIpocts TO
return 10 his homo In Ogden within n wseN
Mr.. Fisher will resign his pastorntc Of the
Firzt Methodist church to take up the chau-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
PIRATES LOSE FINAL TO
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
Bv International News seyvics.

PITTsBURG. Sept. 2S.-st. Louis cap
tured the final game OF the season from
the Pirates this afternoon, to 2, on
Eurk's excellent work on the rubber. He
had the Pirates heavy hltters at his
mercy. The Cardinals hit Camnitz hard
and scored enough runs off his delivery
to win before Adams relieved him,
ST LoUIs-PITTsBURG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
MAPS WINNING STREAK
CHECKED BY TIGERS
BY International News Service

:, CLEVELAND. Sept. 2s.-Ds,-o,, !.
the I'll rd game OF the series f5O't from :, took
na speaking mere the s0dSS Ssps nnn., sG
nine straight. Pitcher Dauss wheN ,eN Of
Tigers secured from the ST pau,m paum the
OF tho American association oi club
Maps at his mercy, holding then," "so ~ The
scattered hits e'" 70 four
The game was called at the ana :. =.
eighth inning on account ~ dsvr uau OF the
DETROIT-CsLEyEI.AND
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Hotel Changes Hands,

PRICE, Sept. Pa deal has been cousum-
mated whereby Fred L, Wood becomes tho sole
manager OF the Savoy hotol. heretofore conducted
by Mr. Wood and Vaughn Paul for the Savoy
Hotel company, incorporated.
Ever snce the opening OF the Savoy. early In
April: IL has boon recognized the leading
hotel In eastern Utah, and much OF this pres
Use was due 70 tho presence OF Fred u Wood
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
FAST-COMING BROWNS
WIN TWO FROM CHICAGO
BY International News Service.

pJ 'tTFt1 H1tI"TIdI 4NEW6 SeTNlce.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2s.-The Brov,,
trimmed the White Sox twice TO-DAY and
TOOK the series. four games out OF seven,
In hot finish with Ctcotte on the slsh
the locals won the nrst game S TO a IN
the ninth after two mon were out
Bill IIange undertook to save the ssc.
ond combat for the SoH, but lost II In ina
FIRST round The final score WAS IA d
Weilman held the Sox to four hits ana
the Browns made the same number on
Langs In the seven rounds the Esms
lasted.
CHiCAGo-ST. LOUIS
FIRST GAMg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Stocked With Trout.

TWIN FALLS Ida. Sept 25-nocE creek, n
stream flowing along the oi,y's edge on rhe
wcnt. this week stocked with SO. 900 native
trout from tho state nsh hatcheries near HALEY
Ton thousand also sent 10 Rogerson TO
bo placed In Three creek that psrs. Fish
Ing IN Snake river is not altogether satisfactory
and the stocking of Rock creek 60 near tho
city. Is causns great satisfaction smous the
lovers OF angling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
LAUDERMILK MAKES
RECORD FOR WILDNESS
BY International News Service,

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-The Cubs lost
seven-inning game to the Reds today:
count Of darkness. The visitors found
Laudermilk for eleven hits and the Cub
pitcher was guilty Of three errors and
eleven bases on balls. Works allowed
but one hit, which, punched with his
wild heaye. gave the local their run.
CINCINNATI-CuICkGO
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Licensed TO Wed.
Special TO Tho Tribune,

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept 2s.-h marriage license was
granted today TO Warner It. Rose OF Atlantic
City, Ia. aud &atuo Thomus of Clarlnda, In.
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Women Republicans Meet.

SpooaI 10 The TrIhune.
OGDEN, Sept g8-Johu q. Davis, candidate
for district attorney, and Joseph Storey, candl-
date for county treasurer. addressed the mem-
berS OF the Womens Republican club of Weaver
county at the regular weekly meeting held In
the Republican headquarters Hudson avenue
this afternoon. Refreshments served
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Well. Known Woman Dead

OGDEN Sept 2S-Aftcr An illness OF Hve
weeks. Pauline Gsymoo. wife OF Daddy G
". Gaymon. died tho family home 1870
ChildG avenue. at o'clock this morning She
Ia survived by the husband and a S-yoar-old
daughter. Mrs. Gnymon member OF os-
den circle. No. 6sl. Women OF woodcraft and
silver hive, No !. Ladies OF the Maocaboss
Tho funeral arrangements have been com
pletcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
RAY COLLINS LOSES
TO THE SENATORS
Continued From Page Two o..
Section.) 'poruns

Two base hit-LclIvelt. Douhio -
Mcmillan (unnssisted). Baker T,u PayB-
Mclnnes, stolen bases-Mcinneya ynns a and
Ry ysff Moae Se 0S'o J. by FoFd TGrs l. slSek k qq
Chase. Wild pitoh-Houck tYso tco nit-
Hart and Dineen. ompiras--
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Shut Down for Week.

The fire will result In closing the plant
for week, and tho farmers have been
notified not TO deliver any more beets
TIL one week from next Monday
The plant had run but thirty ak hours
1888 bags OF sugar had been sacked, and
the second strike had just been dropped
and all the centrifugal machines were
spinning 1t into sugar when the fire broke
which are now full OF sugar
Manager 7. r. Cutler and Field Man
ager George Austin were telephoned to
about o'clock this morning. ana In one
hour and tifteen minutes later were In
Lehl. They say that the damage is
light and that the plant will be running
In a few days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Accused Of Gambling.

Four men were arrested at $50 o'clock
last evening by Detectives H L. Glenn
and r. Billings. AT the police station the
men gave the names OF R. g. Costley,
p. A. Bickford, L. A White and T. r.
Sellers. The detectives alleged that the
men were playing poker In the billiard
hall at 16 West Second South street.
They were released on ball
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Additional Sporting New.
TESREAU DEFEATED
BY TA|LEND TEAM
Continued From Page Two, Sporting
Section.)

base bits-Snodgrass. Hartley stolen
on balls-On Gouliat 4, Off Donnely !.
Struck out-By Gouliat 6. by Donnelly l,
Sacrifice hits-Gouliat. Umpires-Eason
and JohnstOne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Central Committee Meets

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Sept. 2S.-The Republican county CEN
trail committee here today In the Odd Eel
lows building aud outlined plans for the cam
pa!gn y, Homer was collected county chair
man 10 serve his sistn consecutive term. Mr.
Homer will open headquarters the second
moor of the Odd Follows building, North Academy
week
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Bull Moosers to Meet.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.


OGDEN, Sept. 2s.-G. ]. g. hhcls chairman
OF the Progressive central committee OF Weber
county, has announced that mass convention
the Roosevelt supporters will no hold In the
county building In this city next Saturday for
the purpoGo OF nominating county ticket.
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Action Is Deferred.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN Sept. @s.-The action of Judges j.
A. Howell and y. j. Harris tho forty nppli-
cations for saloon licenses In Ogden has boon
deferred until Monday evening. owing 10 the
illness of Judge Harris.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Will Transplant Trees.
Special to Tho Tribune

OGDEN, Sept. as-supcrvlsnr r. s. Clarke Of
tho wasatoh national forest Waited tho Sixth
district headquarters In this city today and
states that within tho noxt few days he VIII
begin the work OF manipulating 200 Pine
sprlgs which have been cultivated In tho Wa
satch nursery this srnSon. IIo declares that tho
young pine trees IN better oondl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29

ErrorS-WfI1Iams, LaudsrmIlk 81.
Summary: Two-bHse hitB-Hoblitzell Safer
Three base hit-Almsda. Double pIny-EveTs
Safer TO Tinker, Stolen baaes-Bescher. Grant
Bases bslls-Oh Laudernilk. II, OF Works. g.
Struck out-py Lsudermilk, 4: By Works =
Sacrifice hits-Mtchell. Almoda. Umplres-Fin-
and RiRler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Lecture on Typhoid.
Special IA Tho Tribune.

Special u Tho Tribune,
OGDEN, Sept. GA lecture on 'Typhoid. Its
Cause and Results will be delivered By DR.,
Joseph n. Morroll before the parents olass In
tho Fifth ward chapel at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning general Invitation is extended 10
parents to attend.
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Errors-EeIIo%ay, Wagner.
Summary Two-baBo hits-Gib>on, Adams
Three-base hiu-Magce Smith. Gray. winso
Stolen eazo-Hyatt. IIits-oG camntE. In 4
Innings. Bases balls-On Csmnitz, i: oil
Burke. l. Struck out-By Comnitr, /: by Adams.
z; By Burko, 3. Sacrifice hlt-HouScr. Tima OF
gamc-1.H Umpres-Owon and Brennan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Woman Is Injured.



OGDEN Sept cs.-Mrs. r.. Otis. residing On
Ihirtis-h street. vas slightly injured this aftcr-
noon. when tho f-year-old OF dr. and Mrs
John Dudnhn hurled a stopc through tho win
dow OF Wall avenue street - the car
wsS passing Twenty ninth street. Tho pa1sen-
Eer received mino- cuts from broken glass no
official action has been taken 10 tho matter As
the yonngEtsr is not old enough 20 realize the
ssrouaness Of his oHeasc
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Funeral Today.
Spscial 10 Tho Tribune

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Sept. 9S.-Thc funeral of Mrs Luella
Chnso Child, wife Of Warren q. Child. will bs
held tomorrow. Bishop Moroni Chugg 20
duct tho services at the Second ward chapel at
noon. Intoromnt will be made at Farr West
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29

ErTOfs-WehVer, SVTIlNn0, Compton, WbIIbct
Miller f2), Hamilton.
summary: Two.boss hit-ShotteD Double playT
Weaver 10 Bortoa: Hamilton 20 Brirf. s.olsa
hage--Compton EitS-OR White. In iu-
nngs. of Johnson, in innings. of Cioo,is
In 4 innings Bases on bslls-0N While ..
of Johnson L. of Hamilton. /; of Cicotta. l.
Struck out-By White. :; by Johnson j H
CIootte. 3. ny Hamilton. I. saScrlhee hus
Bodc Weaver (2I. Sullivan. Brict UnplteLs
o. Brion aud Connolly
CHiCAGo-ST LOUIS
SECOND CAME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
FIRST GAME

Erron-Donn. Knubs
Summary; Two-base hi,6-Ftsher EIummel
Ihroe-6aae hit-RuekeE Stolen baue-o. Miller.
Rits-OR Rincy, In : innings. Basoo on balls
on RiIey, s; Off Rucker, I. Struck ou,-By
Rixey. 4; by Marshall. I; by Rucker, g. Um-
pires-Klcm and orth
PHILADELPHIA-BRooKL
SECOND GAME
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(Called on account OF darkncsa)
Chicago .....,....,,,.... ~
q, Louis Recommendations, ~
Error6-Zoider. Lange. Miller (D.
Summary: Home run-wllliamg. Two.bass BIT
Collins Stolen bases-WillsrnS. Miller pasS
on bnlls-oE Lange s Struck out-9y Weilnin
g. by Laugo & Sacrifice hIts-Borlon, Brick
Compton Tmpiros-Conuoly and OBrleu.
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Held for idaho Officer,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 2s--FolloWiog the arrest of Hsr.
old lowell. 4 charge OF attempted sorxery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
BULL MOOSE JUDGES
SELECTED IN OGDEN
Bagley and Agee Nominees;
Farnsworth Chosen for
District Attorney.
PROGRESSIVE NOMINEES.
Second judicial District.

For judges-John z. Bagley and A.
W. Agee OF Weber county.
For district attorney-R. s. Farms
worth OF Weber county,
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Lrrors-Loudcn, onslow. Chapman
summary: Double play-Loudon 10 B,pb "a =. .
SLOW, Stolon bases-Chspman I<nd,n ~ w
Hlts-oh kabIer, in innings. Bases a, ,,. h.,.
ON kabler. g. of James. L; of Daun i a,1.x n
out-By Khhlor. 4: by Danss, G. s,rr,se. Ni,.s
Grcovy. ""a as-
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summary; Double plsys-KiiIifcr % Kusbe;
curtis u Cutshsw 10 Daubert. Stolen bases
Dolin. Magee t2). Enabe. Moran stengel Hts
on Curtis In Innings Bases or bsns-oH
Curtis, {: on Moore. 8 struck oul-gy Cur,Is
8; by knetzor. /. by Moore. ?. Sscrihcs hit
Curtis. Umpiros-Klem aud Orth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-18
BOILER
BUSTED
Eighteen Strike Breakers
Killed in Round House

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 49,
Twenty-Five men are known to be
killed, and many more injured, and
several buildings wrecked today,
when the boiler of a locomotive ex.
ploded in the local yards of the
Southern Pacific railroad.
Eighteen bodies were recovered
from the wreckage within two hours
after the explosion, and more are be-
ing removed, while nearby stores and
buildings are filed with the injured.
The round house and copper house
are practically demolished, and many
men working in them were hurt by
the falling walls.
The victims are said to be largely
men employed as strike breakers and
the majority are from noithern and
western states.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-18
MARINES Land
TO SUPPRESS
CHINK TROUBLE
Fierce Firing Continued for
Several Hours IN Streets
Of Seaport Town
BY Associated Pre6s.

BY Associated Pr60s.
SANTOW, China, March 18.-A de-
tachment Of marines from United
States Monitor Montrey landed here
todays aus a consequence of contin!
uolrs disturbances all over the city
and threatening attitude of some of
the natives.
The marines took possession Of the
customs house, and heavy fighting be-
tween the Hakka tribesnnen and the
troops from Canton went on for eight
hours today in the streets Of the city.
Forty natives are known to have
been killed during the fighting, but
it Is believed the casualties by Tar
exceed this number. A shot from one
of the combatants, who was flirting
wildly, killed q blue jacket on the
Japanese warship in the harbor. while
several other bullets struck the
United States Monitor Monterey.
Reports from Wadohow say the
troops there are mutfnous.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-18
la Toilette
Confident
Says That Be Is Certain O.
Succeeding 1lft

RUGBY, March 1S-Predictins
that he would be in the white house
after March 4th, next, LaFollette, on
the eve Of the first state presiden.
tial preference primary election. de.
.1ivered addresses this morning at
Minot and here this afternoon. He
will close his tour in North Dakota
at Devils Lake tonight. The sena-
tor at Mlnot made the prediction he
would be Taft's successor. He also
declared the eyes of the country
were on the North Dakota election
to be held tomorrow.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-18
Pre-, election. BI0Detins Give
Him Odds u THIS Section
dtbe Sllte>
Enough of ! ! xesiel1 Counties
viii Give! ll!ll' nla i .n!!!ialalrity
to Mike nlB Safe
1EAcN

The Golden valley ha1, "a large Wis
co1ain settlement and will go for La
Folletta Billings county is close
with Roosevelt ~ pso6ab2e winner.
sTEELE
~ Present signs. give La Foaekte q
good lead. Tant has tho firm support
OF business men generally. Many
eaamers prefer 4, democrat to Roose-
velt. The later has good support.
.s-s,> ,a~ MiNoT"
nh4 general asnpresston here is that
La Follette with CARRY northwestern
North Dakota. Roosevelt seems to be
strong dn Mountrail and Divide coun.
hSeL In Noalek. nnanngers claim ten
counties by 5000 voteA L. J. Palda,
Jr, manager OF the Roosevelt cam
paian believes Mr.. Roosevelt will have
q safs margin. Iss.
GLEN UlLjN
4s4 lDa lecska 4 ecitx sout equally
divided between Roosevelt and La Fol
lette, but The country 10 strong Tor
Roosevelt.
MOTT
IndtcatiOns today are that Roosevelt
has the county by at least 100 and
probably from 100 to 800. German vote
strong for Roosevelt.
NEW SALEM.
Sentiment in this city seem about
evenly divided between Roosevelt
and LaFollette. The surrounding
country is strong for Roosevelt.
DICKINSON.
Roosevelt point but indications are
that LaFoliette supporters will be
greatly aided by democrats. Roose.
velt men will carry the city but It is
hard to place an estimate on tie
country vote.
LINTON.
The county estimate is from $50
to 200 for Roosevelt over LaFollette
favor. Roosevelt will have more If
a full vote yis cast.
ASHLEY. -.
LaFollette leaders conceded Nc
Intosh to Roosevelt two to one.
Roosevelt men claim four to one.
Roosevelt's majority depends upon
the size Of the county vote cast.
MecLUskY.
Sentiment over the county favors
Roosevelt largely. He will carry the
election tomorrow about two to one.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-18
LADY DOCTOR
IS STRICKEN
Advocate Of Woman's Rights
is Now In Critical
Condition
Has Appeared 10 Male Attire
for Years to Support Dress
Reform Ideas
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Dr. Mary
e. Walker of Oswego the celebrated
advocate of womans rights, who for
half. a century has appeared in male
attire to support her ideas on dress
reform. is seriously ill today with
an attack of bronchitis at the Presby-
terian hospital. Her condition was
critical last might, but this morning
it do, improved. DR.. Walker is So years
old and was stricken on the train COM
ing down from Albany, Saturday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-18

1rsep, b & 5l,tiared d
E;llblhlll .lDft3d E1try
MOll Dolta

=
W4AsHlN1ION, Marcn 1s.-A
large part Of the United States Army
ten or more rextments Of cavalry and
49,, 49,, - ,.,.r..,, 9 81, ~, .a,. ~, r.x
~ - 80.
y y soltly' ''u'ly' reaoy tol any tlos:ole.
Statements mado by Major Gensr.
Il Wood, chief OF sta3, are taat ~
az, c.ya,rv r..am.nt now IN ~
-. !, ..r ,....,.- !.
5stsses NV 'ne sos!'u '.tia"'s -
second unnamed infantry regineat
will be sent to The boundary linA
4 II Il. axnaetae tAat ~, movamani
viii begin at once. The reason s.
.tsn.d ~ u.cAils...t~,, Ithts tirsa 4,
that this great . Hilary force y g
ID g enc M0nt g en.oIce tae $780,
msuCa xn,.a ~ pIss.esne .sll s =
tonlsnt tol,ao. - snapment - pms. y
srms 'n'o sAsco. Il. .s
Z No a1see Arms fes Aobels.
IL: i. III. .1an,aAua,. ,aa.s4
ninf - p ~ {|1n TISsaiii33f
Thereprsn ia ent b nj. N, ediafs6 =,
.iss,,ed Z theI nrocIamation (, deciarina
fha avistance ~ = REVOLUTION ~ Mex.
ico and forhiddinr under heavy nen.
altv the shinment ~ arms into,Mex.
icn -.
Il WA. learned author,at,ve,v 4
tho war nenartment today that f. is
not tho ,ntention to string this ,arae
force NJ cavalry along Tho entire
lonoth of tha hordor +o in+orcont
clandestine ghinments ~ arms Int
that for the nresent these reriments
are to be stationed at the established
ports of entry on the Rio Grande,
which are on the railroads and old
highways leading into the heart of
Mexico.
-,
.sS"t "es'"e"t' SCUM q o"ee'
It was stated at the War Depart
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-18
.SLAYE|R|||'S'|'. | OF
court Officers
NOT CAUGHT
Ne Definite Developments
are Expected Before
Tomorrow Night
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
HILLSVILLE, Va, March 1S.-The
authorities of two states today are
surrounding the region in which
members Of the Allen clan are sup
posed to be hiding. A large posse
composed of North Carolina sheri6s
and deputies, together with several
detectives are closing in from the
North Carolina mountains, while an.
other large force is pushing its way
southwark from here. Definite de-
velopments are not expected before
Tuesday night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-18
WOULD / D|.isllA|| Save {
!. | irish / | nation i
Sons Of Erin Ask Taft 10
Prevent DepopllltioD
ef tie Emerald Isle


By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-an let.
ter addressed to Preddent Tatt, the
United Council Of Dublin has applied
tor Z rigtd enforcement Of the mmi-
grafton laws a. = means of preventing
further depopultion Of Ireland. The
counclR declares Ireland lost nearly
hnM Of tie ppulation during the last
IS years by unnecessary and abnor-
mai iunmi grafton, and that the OBJ
:Hteraafon oe the Irish nation b ac.u-
ally threatened Il 10 asserted the
British government views the prog
pect weth ''comphcence Or eatlsflc-
ton. ".--