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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Treat the
Children
Right!
the Little
Maid as Carefully as Her
Mother

The children are this stores
very best friends, because we
provide for them the best
looking, newest, easiest and
longest wearing shoes TO be
had in the State.
Because we give them the
very best treatment and most
careful foot fitting.
Nothing but foot-form shoes
we believe the foot should
assume the shape nature IN
tended it should-and that
shoes should be bought with
the idea that they should fur
nish a growing foot with sup
port in every way. The proper
shoe or no sale.
Patents, Gen Metal. Tan Rus
sia Vici Kid, Button, Lacs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Governor Explains.

/ Gov T. l.. Oddie told last night OF his
Ippcals to the strikers at McGill to be
I<derly. Later" no said, II saw a
uagonload OF provisions for the men start
"a the gates and iminedietel an angry
lob charged IL with a vicious assault
Nd had not stopped the attempt to
Ike II In at that time serious conse-
1uences undoubtedly would have oc-
Erred. / then saw for myself that the
1Bs OF the state wsro being broken and
Ie Atuation one that could not be con-
oiled by the sheriff. so l Immediately
<legTaphed for the Nevada state police to
me In"
The district was quiet throughout the
||ght The state police. under Captain
pnreliy, are expected to arrive tonight
Nd take charge Of the district under the
Reclamation OF Governor Oddie declaring
bartial law.
company officials say that work will be
Ngunied at Copper Flat tomorrow if the
Lice hnve the situation we'll In hand by
at tins,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19

as authority for tho statement that the
mine Is now operating with about 100
men, but the union leaders deny this,
declaring that only ten federation men
went hack 10 their jobs. The reso,i-
assertion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Incensed.

STRIKE loa ders insist that tho shooting
.stsrday was unjustified and demand the
RESI- OF company officials who employed
e guards AZ the smelter. Guy e Miller,
amber OF the executive board Of the
|estern Federation OF Miners, said:
F'There was no possibility OF injury 10
1operty or danger 10 life when the kill
q occurred. Warrants were issued for
q mine and snIelter managers as acces-
Mes before the fact. Governor Oddie
sclared martial law to prevent service.
is condition without precedent In
ae history Of the country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
|DRONER'S JURY To
! PROBE SITUATION
Hing of Strikers by Guards
at McGill Is Subject of
Investigation.
|TRIKERS ARE ANGRY
1eyada Executive Declares
Martial Law Necessary to
Guard Life and Property.

ELY New. Oot. ia coroner's jury
ruaueled yesterday, was expected thls
,rninS 20 continue it8 inquiry Into the
1,inx OF two Greek strikers by guards
/ the steptoe smelter at McGtll ycster-
". and, possibly. reconcile the appar-
.fIv conflicting accounts which have
,en given Of tho tragedy.
n Was not the intention Of the Nevada
,nsolidated Mining company against
heh the strike was originally declared,
attempt operations at Copper Flat. its
ram shovel pit, today.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
BILL" nYE AGAIN ARRESTED
Grand Rapids Poad House Owner May
Lose His License.

Grand Rapids. Mich. May 23.--Wll-
liam y. Nye, owner Of the Walker
Driving club road house, was arrested
on the charge OF Illegal liquor selling.
He was arraigned before Justice Cres-
we'll and demanded an examination
Nye was arrested once before and
convicted and II convicted on the
charge will be automatically legis-
lated out OF business by the Warner
Cramton law. His arrest is due TO the
crusade inaugurated by Sheriff Hurley
against Kent county road houses, two
OF which have been closed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
HENDERSON AND
SHEPARD CHOSEN
Deadlock at Methodist Confer.
ence Is Broken.
Much Friendly Rivalry Between the
Chicago and New York DeIega-
ton in Pushing Their Fa-
vorite Candidates.

The episcopal bishop deadlock at
Minneapolis. Mimi. was finally broken
at the Methodist general conference b.
the election OF DIR. William o. Shepard
OF Chicago and Or. Theodore s. Hen
derson OF New York.
On the tenth ballot Or. Henderson
received 500 votes. only twenty-nine
short OF an election, and Or. Shepard
was the next in line with 476 votes, On
The eleventh ballot the vote stood
Henderson 5G2, and Shepard 532.
Rev. Naphthali Luccock Of Kansas
City was chosen as the fourth bishop.
There had been friendly rivalry be-
tween the Chicago and New Y0~k dele
cations in pushing their fayu re can
dldates II has been assumed for
some time that Dr. Henderson and DR..
Shepard were certain OF election. but
efforts have been made to secure the
priority
The bishops are ranked not by sem
iority OF age but seniority OF election.
and in the choice there IS both advan-
tage and honor
DR. w. o. Shepard has passed all OF
his ministerial life within the bounds
OF the Rock river conference. His pre-
paratory training was secured at Jen-
nings seminary, Aurora. Later he
graduated from De Paw university.
Indiana. His postgraduate work was
taken at Syracuse. university, New
York.
His pastorates have been Blue Is
land, First church. Elgin; Court street
church. Rockford: Oakland. Chicago;
Emmanuel church, Evanston First
church, Englewood: district superin-
tendent OF the Chicago northern dis
trict lie Is fifty years old
Dr. Henderson is forty-four years az
age and Is pastor of Hanson Place
church. Brooklyn. n Y He has been
general secretary OF the evangeistlc
commission OF the Methodist Episcopal
church and was especially successful
as an evangelist In colleges and In uni
versity and college towns
lie conducted a series ~ evangelist
&c meetings IN Evanston two or three
wears and was the evangelist at the
Desplaines Ull) camp ground
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
NEGRO UPRISING IN
CUBA MOST SERIOUS,
United States Warship and Ma
rlnes May BE Needed.
Fifteen Hundred Negroes In Arms la
Santiago Province and White Peo-
pie Fear General War Is
Upon Them.

Late reports from ,rupa place Sc -
Gus aspect on the fiSsro uprising theirs
in the minds OF state department OF
ficials.
The matter OF sending one or more
warships TO Cuban waters 10 back up
the request made for protection OF
American life and property was dis
cussed al the state department. Al
ready doubt is felt OF the ability OF the
Gomez government TO afford such pro
lection against the negro bands, no
matter how GOOD his intentions.
II a ship Is sent il will be one OF
the larger vessels oft he macy, with a
considerable force OF marines avail.
able for landing purposes.
The white people in Santiago prov
ince, whore il is estimated 1900 nex
groes are already in arms, fear that N
general war Is upon them.
The abundance with which the ne
groes are supplied with arms in all
the provinces in which they have
siderable perplexity to the state de.
partment officials This fact has given
ground to the theory that the negroes
are being supplied with money. arms
and other munitions OF war by some
faction interested in harassng the ad-
ministration.
The government has dispatched
about 1000 soldiers to the affected
provinces and It's officials continue to
express confidence in the ability OF
the government to suppress the re-
volt
The secretary OF government de
clared that the so-called uprising OF
the negroes had been quelled in San
Ia Clara province, where the bands
had been dispersed and the leaders
were hiding in the woods. He ex-
poets also that few hours will see
the end OF the movement in Santiago
province.
Nevertheless the rushing OF troops
to the disturbed centers by the gov.
eminent continues and President
Gomez issued a decree commanders
ing 5000 horses, 900 each In tho
provinces of Santiago. Santa Clara and
Havana
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
100000 FED BY ARMY
Homeless Suffers from Flood
Being Cared For.

With the Mississippi river stead.
lily falling and no further disastrous
crevasses In the levees anticipated, In
terest in the devasting flood that
swept millions Of acres OF Loulsiana's
lowlands and stretches Of fertile fields
I'm Mississippi and southeastern Ar
kansas now centers in the gigantic
task OF caring for the tens Of thou
sands of people who have been made
homeless
More than a million dollars in cash
and a still larger amount In clothing
and supplies have been devoted TO the
refugees and there is almost half
million dollars in sight for their ur-
gent needs.
OF approximately 10000 persons
who have been driven from their
homes, the United States Army relief
corps Is dispensing rations daily 10
nearly 10000 and such OF the others
as need assistance are being cared for
by local committees. Inhabitants OF
towns I'm the hills have, without ex-
ceptlon, thrown open their doors 20
the homeless folks and their pastures
are given freely for the cattle taken
from the lowlands
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
olivet Gives Franchise.

Olivet, Mich. May BY the over
whelming vote OF 231 to s the resi-.
dents OF Olivct voted to grant the
Commonwealth Power company thir-
ty.year franchise TO construct and op.
crate its electric light lines in the vii.
lage. For number of years there has
been opposition to granting any kind
OF a franchise for electric lights. The
Olhet people have been perfectly sat.
isfied with kerosene lights and have
been fearful that the cost Of electric
street lights would make them too
much OF luxury for the size OF the
town.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
LATEST OHIO RETURNS
Roosevelt's Plurality Now Civ
en- as 10000.

Returns show Roosevelt carried the
Ohio Republican primaries by a
plurality OF 10000. and that Governor
Harmon carried the Democratic pref
erence vote over Governor Wilson Of
New Jersey by $4,000 TO 10000.
out of forty-two district delegates
from Ohio at Chicago, Colonel Rooso.
welt will have thirty.one or thirty-two
and Governor Harmon will have TWEEN
ty-seven or twenty-eight Harmon
will also have six delegates-atla large.
The six Republican large
probably will be instructed for TAFT,
since his friends are likely to control
the state convention which will name
them. However, the Roosevelt forces
viii use the verdict registered I'm the
districts as convincing proof OF the
sentiment OF Republicans In the state
and will fight against the big six for
Taft.
Late returns tended TO show a
lessening OF Governor lIarmon's lead
as indicated earlier The progressiyes
declared they might corral rs many
as twenty-three OF the forty-two dele
gates for Wilson
President Taft, as expected. was
hard hit in the farming, mining and
industrial districts, lie was thought
TO be strong In the cities. but carried
only Portsmouth and Cincinnati. In
the latter Roosevelt made no fight
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
L0RIMER REPORTS IN
Majority and Minority Are submltt;k
20 the Senate.

Majority and minority reports or the
committee which investigated the cleo
ton in the Illinois legislature OF Will
lam Lorimer were presented to the
senate.
The majority report, so long de-
layed, upholds the senator. while the
minority report declares his election
invalid and charges that II was COM
passed by bribery and corruption OF
which the senator was cognizant.
No date for vote has been fixed.
but II Is believed the debate on the two
reports Will consume a vek or more
The Lorimer question has been
thoroughly thrashed out on the floor
and It is expected vote will be taken
next week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
PRINCE KILLED IN AUTO
George William Meets Death While
Going 10 Frederiek's Bier.

Near Friesack, in Prussia. Prince
George William, the eldest son OF the
Duke OF Cumberland and his chamber
lain. Won Greve. were instantly killed
in an automobile accident on the high
way
They were on their way from Berlin
10 Copenhagen. by way Of Hamburg.
to attend the funeral OF the princes
uncle, the late King Frederick VIII
The prince who was at the steering
wheel. probably failed TO observe the
signs OF warning that the highway was
being repaired, and drove the machine
at full speed into part OF the road
way which was being macadamized.
lie lost control. the machine being
ditched and turned on its end. The
princes head was crushed Chamber
lain Won Greye's neck was broken. The
chaufuer who was inside the automo.
bile, suffered from a broken arm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
ROBBED WHILE IN JAIL
Traverse City Mans Bicycle shop
Looted Of Wheels.

Traverse City, Mich. May 2s.-It
was discovered Tuesday that thieves
had entered the bicycle shop OF WI.
liam Witte and taken bicycles valued
at $500. The theft was discovered by
the police while investigating the sale
OF new wheel to a farmer near town.
When they went 10 the Witte shoE
they found the door unlocked and the
place nearly cleaned out.
Witte and his wife are in Jail wait.
ing trial at the June term OF court on
a charge OF manslaughter They are
charged with causing the death OF
their ten-year-old daughter and are
under bonds of $1,000 each.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
ROOT TO OPEN CONVENTION
Accepts Temporary chairmanship Of
Big Chicago Gathering.

Senator Elihu Root OF New York has
wired his acceptance OF the temporary
chairmanshIp OF the Republican ma.
tional convention TO be held IN Chicncn
beginning June rs lie Is President
Taft's choice for the honor
The telegram from Senator Foot
was received by Colonel Harry S NcN.
chairman OF the subcommittee on M.
rangements. almost simultaneously
with the arrival IN Chicago OF former
United States Senator Dick OF Ohio.
Politicians consider the two events
significant Mr.. Dick has been picked
by MIR. Taft to represent him in the
contest hearings before the national
committee here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
RlCHESON ElECFROCUTED
Slayer OF Avis Linnell Meets Death
with composure.

Clarence V. r. Richeson, murderer
OF Miss Avis Iinnell. and former
Baptist clergyman. was put 10 death
by electricity in the state prison at
Charlestown. Mass.
At i2:10:02 a. m. the electrician
threw lever that sent a powerful
current OF electricity through the con.
demned mans body as he sat strapped
In the chair. The first shock caused
instant death and, after an eXamina.
ton ~ the physician In attendance.
Richeson was pronounced legally dead
at 1917 a. m
Richeson went 20 his death with
composure, as he said he would
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
kent POOL Farm In for shake.up.

Grand Rapids. Mich. May 23.-Fol
lowing the sensational testimony given
by Head Nurse Lueka during an In.
yestigation OF an inmates death sey.
eral weeks aro that the patients at
the countj house were given hypoder
mic injections 20 end their misery the
building committee OF the board OF SUI.
peryisors 4 making a rigid inspection
OF the county farm A new inflrmary
will be recommended
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
SOCIALISTS NAME DEBS
Nominate Him for President of
National Convention.

For president. Eugene V. Debs OF In
diana; for vice president Emile Seidel
OF Wisconsin This is the ticket nomin.
ated by the Socialist national conven.
ton.
Aside from the nominations the
most important schsm Of the conven.
ton was the adoption OF section OF
the constitution which places the par.
~ as taking decided stand against
violence as a weapon OF the working
classes"
Surfragsts scored in the convention
when they amended the section OF the
constitution pertaining TO membership
IN the party To read "and unrestricted
political rights for both sexes" The
amendment was carried. 1855 to Sc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
ELEVEN TRY To DIE
Prisoners in Omaha Jail in a
Suicide Pact.

At Omaha, Neb., eleven pris
oners in the county Jail "bull pen"
entered into a suicide pact and at.
tempted to kill themselves by turning
on the gas.
When Jailer Cahill discovered what
the prisoners had done. James Hig
ley, who was serving a sixty-day sen.
fenced, was nearly dead, and George
Stevens and Barney Kemmerling were
in a critical condition. Higley was
rushed 10 the county hospital. lie
will probably recover. The other eight
prisoners yielded promptly TO treat.
ment.
When discovered the eleven men
were hudded together around the
three gas Jets. They confessed the
suicide pact.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
All Quiet in Kalamazoo Strike.

Kalamazoo. Mich. May 23.-When
eight OF the striking corset workers
were released from jail at the expira-
ton of their sentences, they were es.
corted 10 the Trades Council hall,
where rally had been planned in
their honor. Three more gain their
liberty Thursday, only one having re-
ceived a sentence longer than ten
days. There were practically no new
developments in the strike situation
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
FLOODS IN MICHIGAN
TorrentiaI Rains Cause Big Losses a.
Several Places.

Detroit Mich. May 23--Torrential
rains have caused serious floods
at several points In Michigan. Frank
enmuth, Midland aud Alma are under
water and the residents Of these VIII
lagos had to be removed from their
houses in boats.
Heavy damage TO farm and other
property is reported at Flint, Ionia.
Vassar and Muskegon Crops have
been washed out and live stock drown
ed. Train service to Saginaw and
Bay City is demoralized
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
SIX DIE IN AUTO PLUNGeU
Machine Goes into the Calumet River
In south Chicago.

-Four women ard teo rten took a ny
ing plunge 90 DC cires IN the
morning when iu IL ma re went in
10 the Calumet river e '-c Ninety.sec
ond street bridse. sctth Chicago. as
they were sgectlre .eng al terrific
speed.
Ii Is known Tia. e. 81 the victims
were John pIchanran, 80 chluffuer.
and Anne and Florence s.ahoney. aged
nineteen ami fwertv-onc daughters u
a Chicago policeman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
THREATENS MAYORS LIFE
Prisoner In Kent Jail viii Probably
BE Deported.

Grand Rapids, Mich, May 23-May-
or Ellis has been warned by Sheriff
Hurley that p. Popavoine, a prisoner
serving ninety days in the county Jail
for carrying concealed weapons,
threatens 10 do him violence as soon
as he is released
The United States immigration bu
reau has been notified and Popavoine
will probably be deported as it Is al.
legged that he is insane.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
EIGHT OF CREW SCALDED
steampipe Bursts on the Lake Steam.
er james e. Davidson.

Marquette. Mich, May % The
steamer James II. Davidson, bound
from Duluth. put in here with eight Of
the crew In serious condition. The
men were working in the coal hole
when steam gPe burst throwing
water into every corner of the com
partment.
The injured men were taken 10 ST.
Mary's hospital. where at least two
are expected TO die.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
Jox RIders Are Arrested.

Alma, Mich May 20 -Four JOY lid.
ers came 10 grief as the result OF a
JOY ride The excitement seekers
borrowed The touring car Of S n.
Sweet. and journeyed 10 Riyerdale 20
dance. returning the car in the wee
hours OF the morning Warrants were
issued for their arrest.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
SPORTING AFFAIRS.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.-The Amer
lean league in special meeting fined
each member OF the Detroit baseball
team 500 for refusing TO play bali IN
this city last Saturday and Monday.
on account OF the suspension OF Ty
Cobb for striking spectator at a re-
cent game The fine Is against each
man who signed the telegram sent 10
the president OF the league last week.
PHILADELPHIA - Packey McFar.
land OF Chicago. had an easy tima
outpointing Young Erne. a local boxer.
in their six-round bout here. McFar-
land had big advantage in every
round.
EAST LAS VEGAS, NJ. M. Jack
Curley expects Jack Johnson to ar.
rive in Las Yegan in about a week 70
begin his active training for the eight
on July with Jim Flynn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

HUNTINGTON, INp.-What is here
believed 10 be the first decision OF its
kind rendered In the United States
was handed down by Judge J. T. Mer-
riman in the Huntington circuit court
in the case OF Raymond and Beulah
King against Marvin o. Glitter brought
TO collect 1000 alleged 10 be due
them under the terms OF the will.
Judge Merriman held that even
though the plaintiff, Beulah King,
nineteen years old. now residing In
Iowa, is Of age according to the law
of that state, the law OF indiana set
ting the time when person attains
majority still holds good The de-
oision was a victory for the defense.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


NENlA, OhlO - fFeu j. SOUTH
ard OF Minneapolis. Mimi, an aviator.
fell 100 feet al the Wright aviation
field near Osborn and was killed in
stantly. Southland forty years old,
had just bought the aeroplane from
the Wright brothers. lie obtained the
keys to the hangar. after he had been
refused permission TO take the aero.
plane out without further instruction.
lie fell just six minutes after he had
begun the flight alone Hs body was
badly crushed.
LOWELL, MAss.-One person Is
dead and two others are dying in a
hospital as the result OF an automo-
bile accident. The car, owned and
driven by Alphonse Bibeault, local
contractor, crashed through fence
and toppled down an embankment.
John II. NORM of Nashua. n. H..
was killed Bibeault and his friend.
James Landry OF Lowell. were fatally
injured The cause OF the accident has
not been deter mined.
DECATUR, iND.-F'inley Drake, who
was twenty-five years OF age, employ.
ed as car repairer az the Fort Wayne
and Springfield power plant, was
killed instantly when he touched a
live wire with his arm while oiling
trolley wheel and $50 volts passed
through his body His left wrist was
nearly severed and the palm severely
burned
FRANKLIN, lNO.-Andrew Smith
who was one of he wealthest men in
Johnson county. was killed when his
team became nnmanageable and ran
across a field into fence, throwing
him forward In front of a roller, which
crushed him to death. MIR. Smith was
the largest taxpayer in his township
WYTHEViLLE, VA. - Floyd Al
len, patriarch Of the outlaw gang that
on March II assassinated FIVE persons
In Judge Massies courtroom at Hills
vile. must pay the penalty of death
for his part In the murders
NEW YoRk-Being disappointed
his failure 10 obtain employment here
Henry Kistinn, jewelry salesman Of
Boston, committed suicide by leaplng
from the third story OF hotel on
Houston street
CRoWDER, oKLA.-i'iye OF the stu.
dents were burned 10 death when fire
destroyed the main building Of the
Creek and Seminole Indian college at
Boley. Okla
ELolN, Ill. - Mrs. Frederick w.
Jencks OF Elgn prioked her finger
with a rose thorn and Is In a critical
condition with blood poison.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-25

NAuEN, oERMANY-The bold ex'
ample OF tho apaches who recently
terrorized Paris and its enyirons. has
been followed by criminals here, Two
Of them, detected committing burglar
les, dashed 70 their bicycles. which had
been left outside the house. On the
way they were confronted by police
man, whom they at once shot dead.
They fed. but pursuers wounded one
OF the bandits. His comrade deliber-
ately killed the wounded man TO pre-
vent his capture and possible betrayal.
The surviving burglar continued 70
battle against hundreds OF armed po-
lice and countrymen until he was shot
dead.