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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Other States Threaten.

1t is thought likely that the otner
RalkAn states may decide to follow the
lead OF Montenegro and throw their ar
miles into Turkey,
Tho situation OF the Christians in AL
banIa and Macedonia and the demand
OF the Balkan states that these prov
nces should be granted autonomous goY-
ernment are the main causes OF the
crisis.
Dispatches from Constantinople re-
ceived during the night gay military pa
trolls were going around the city reaui-
.sltionng all the horses The military
authorities. too had placed troops on
board large number OF Greek vessels
which they had seized in Turkish wa
ters. and II Is said these Hre to be used
for the transporting OF troops The
OF the vessels TO land the crews
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Patience Is Exhausted.

In declining to coucur in the views
Oh tne TWO powers, the Monteneerin
government declared that it's natienca
was exhausted, For more than two
months 1t had been protesting in vnin
10 turkey. and resort TO arms was the
logical sequence, Even if Montenegro
$1,000 alone. il was said, she was unable
TO act differently.
An explanation Of the Balkan union
rs gwen by an official who understands s
the situation thoroughly. An alliance,
properly speaking. docs not exist. Mon,
Iencgro IS not allied with Scryia. But
5Gulearla, after signing treaty with
Servia, concludes second treaty viii
Montenegro and a third with Grace,
Bulgaria therefore stands as the link
binding together the Balkan states. and
IL Is Bulgaria that plays the leading
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
MONTENEGRO ISSUES
DECLARATION Of WAR
CONTINUED from Page one1

Pos'ilon TO say that tho representa-
Iions oil the powers came too late. !;
rupture OF diplomatic relations bayin.
The note follows:
Ihe governments Of RuYsi, and
Austrla declare 20 the Balkan states.
sarst, that the powers enersetlcailv
reproVe any measure susceptibIc ~
causing rupture OF the pesco
SeCond that leaning OH article
Nil. OF the treaty OF Berlin, thcy
VIII take In hand. In the interest ~
the Balkan people. the realization or
REFORMS in the administration of gu
I3Pssn Turkey, II being understood
.nat THESE reforms shall not affect
the soVereiguty Of the sultan or tho
territorial integrity OF the Ottoman
empire. The powers reserve TO them
serves liberty OF action for a colIcc
tiEc Interior study or these reforms
lhird. that II war breaks on, hc
tween the Balkan states and the OF
roman empire, they will permit al Tie
end Of the conflict no modification or
the territorial status quo IN Euro
pean Turkey. The powers will MAKE
coiective,y to the sublime porte rep
yesents tiona similar 10 the above
declaration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09

Russia has assumed charge Of Monte
negrin interests In Turkey. NJ. Plamentaz
left Constantinople tonight without incl
dent. The Bulgarian, Servian and Greek
ministers are arranging to depart Thurs
day.
An official dispatch from the Monte
neSrln frontier says Montenegrins on
Monday attacked the bIockhouse at
kalaNas but were repulsed with heavy
loss, Fifteen Turks were wounded The
Same day large detachment OF the
MonteneSrin army crossed the frontier
and attacked Berana. battle ensued
which, according to latest reports, still
continues. II is also reported that the
Turks surrounded and annhilated Il body
OF Montenegrin soldiers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Mere Pretext, Says Turkey,

Tho Turkish view, as expressed by
officials. is that Turkey was ready to
enter into negotiations about the frontier
dispute with Montenegro. and hence
MontcneGro's complaint on this score was
a mere pretoNt 20 preciptate a conflict
before the powers wcro able to inter-
venc.
Montenegrln forces early this morning
attacked Berana, which at noon was sur
rounded Sklrmishes also are reported on
the Servian frontier and with Greek
bands In the nctshhorhood OF Dlskata-
An exchange of shots has occurred near
DJumabla on the Bulgarian frontier
The opinion is deepening here that
Montenegro was used as a catspaw by
the other Balkan sta tes in order to fore-
stall European Intervention. II Is be-
ieved that the representations Of the
powers In Bulgaria SerYia and Greece VIII
now receive tho reply:
at is too In!e: we must go to tho sue
cor of OlYr ally,''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
I1T7UNES DEFENSE
ii N DYNAMITE CASES
q torney for As Defendants
lays Union Was Not Re-
| gonsibIe for Explosions.
$pEFINITIoN OF "JOBS"
] Meant New Work and Not
8 3 l Criminal Plots, Contention
II of Lawyer.
arFINTTION OF "JOBS"

NpIANAPOLTS, Oct. s.--Wrhat the de-
L. will be In the trial of the forty five
l. accused by the government Of com
Lt,y in the dynamite conspiracy" was
-sned before the jury today by WILL
Il X. Harding, attorney for the defend
|,t
IN, Harding said II would be shown
N the executive board of the Internu-
Al Association OF Bridge and Struc-
r1I Iron Workers never appropriated
4. ioCar TO be used for dynamiting. II
Z, one connected with the union divert
funds for any Illegal purpose, the
r1ty persons. he said. II would be
tcsn. wero not among the defendants
rset
'SThen you have heard all the testl-
az" Mr.. Harding saidr 1--WE think you
"a have concluded that about three
ur were engaged in the work Of dyna-
-fnr, and those three men already have
t..Ssd riIi1ly'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
WAR COUNCIL IN
TURKISH CAPITAL

SoNSFANf1NOPLE. Oct S.-Prior tc
receiving his passports from the Turkish
government, the Muntenegrin cbarrs
q aIfalres. M, Plamenatz, handed the fol.
to tho porte:
regret that Montenegro has OK
nausted without avail all amIcable
means or settling the numerous mia
UNDERSTANDINGS and conflicts which
nave constantly arisen with the Otto
man empire.
with the authorize ton OF King
Nlchoias. ] have the honor to inform
you that from today tile government
OF Montenegro ceases all relations
with the Ottoman empire, leaving II
to tha arms OF the Montenegrlns To
secure recognition OF their rights and
inc rights that have been ignored
Tor centuries or their brothers IN tho
Ottoman empire.
am leaving Constantlnop1e Tho
royal government will hand his pass
ports To the Ottoman representative
al Ccttinje. PLAMENATZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Ready to Leave.

Late tonight the Bulgarian, Servlau
and Greek ministers were stu without
instructions from their governments. but
their baggage was packed in the cSpec-
tation OF a rupture nj any moment They
oil scout the idea that dplomati pres
sure will now he able 70 avert war. The
universal belief is that only tho occupa :
ton OF Servla md Bulgaria by Austria
and Russia would serve the purpose, out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09

there. II was officially announced IN
Constant!nople that diplomatic relations
with Montenegro have been broken off
IL Is feared generally in diplomatic
quarters here that the action Montenegro
has precipitated and the fighting reported
to have taken place between Turkish
and Montenegrin troops on the frontier
rlnInncV.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Hold Council Of War.

Shortly after the presentation OF this
note' which was accepted as a declara-
tlon OF war, a council of war was held nj
the grand Vizlerate. The session con-
tinued late into the night. The noted
general. Mahomoud Scefket Pacha, who
commanded the constitutional army and
was formerly minister OF war, was pres-
ent
Tho city IS patrolled by strong dctach-
ments of cavalry and Infantry. A state
OF siege prevails and there is much ex-
citeinent. but no demonstrations are per-
mitted.
PlamenaH received Instructions Sunday
to declare war today. which, according
TO the Russian calendar, Is the king OF
Montenegro's birthday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09

kingdom OF Montenegro forestalled the
action of the European powers In favor
of peace by only few hours.
The ambassadors at Constantinople
and the ministers at the capitals Of Bul-
garia. Servia, Greece and Montenegro had
been Instructed 10 make representations
and n dispatch from Belgrade affirIns
that their progra n had been carried out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
helm With El Paso Compsny.
.sl 10 The Tribune.

ttss, ioKk, Oct. s.--Joseph C, Helm,
NJ, justice Of the Colorado supreme
Snc attorney for the Noffat es-
h sno recently contaminated the deal
Enhla ns II lrb and eastern associates
H. eonplction OF the Moffat road,
tIr,cn. erected member OF the board
"a Mis- OF the FL Paso Consolidated
NuiiinS company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
VI "Jobs" Meant Work.

2ferrlng 10 letters written by FTank
d aysn, president OF the Iron Workers
"a, TO various agents. which the gov
|-aent quoted ms showing that 'Jobs'
I'd the term used TO designate eXplo-
|.tt against employers OF non union la
Y. Nr. Harding said Il would be shown
I'd 'jobs" meant only new work which
|fgd opportunity for union men to
Ia Employment. He added II would he
|cn tho very letters which the govern
rnl quoted In the indictments that the
tIs;ie would rest It's case.
/ Ifa district attorney had just COM
Md an address to the jury Of twenty
II. hours covering five days. In con-
Ming, he described the arrests OF j.
Mcnamara and Ortie e. McManigal
4 Detroit. saying that while in the hands
\ fd.tsctiyes Mcnamara had offered first
EN and then $50. 900 II they would free
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
'Ses Fund for Defense.

80 DIEGO. Cal. Oct. s.-Olaf A.
%.Y lne San FrancIsco labor leader
|1s.a a, 10 Indianapolis. In a communi-
.iia, 'e1d today before the St.te Fed
iss " Labor urged the necessity OF
.1nus Tor the men who, he SAID.
,,.s,hs ,mak,hs the fight for the life OF
:. ,u laoor In this country" A reso-
.,..ueilng sympathy and support
A -'Rned tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Standard Patterns

Miss Robertson of Chicago, represen-
tative of the Standard Fashion Co, will
be in our pattern department for about
week and will be pleased to explain
the many advantages of Standard Pat
terms.
We have in stock the latest patterns
and publications.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
OTHER COUNTRIES
TO DECLARE WAR

LONDON. Oct S.--While none OF the
Balkan states except Montenegro UP To
late hour tonight had declared war
against Turkey. everything points 10
such action within a fow days, and per-
haps within few hours.
II Is said here that Bulgaria and
Turkey are maneuveriug 10 throw the
onus OF the first hostile act on the other,
and that Montenegro's declaration OF
war was nade with the cognizauce of
the other Balkan states TO forestall In
terfcrence by the powers. The latter
however. arc continuing their efforts to
avert war.
Small clashes already arc occurring on
the Montenegrin frontier. in IN effort aD-
parentlv To hold u Turkish army corps
at this point until they can be relieved
by reserve divisions of Redifs. The first
severe fight is expected in the direction
OF schutari. as Il is unlikely the Monte
ucgrius viii attempt TO penetrate 10
NovipaDar
According to n report from Vienna to-
night, Bulgaria and Scrvia are expected
To declare war tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
WAR IS DECLARED
BY MONTENEGRO

LONDON, Oct. s.--A news agency
dispatch from Cettinje this morning
says that war has been declared by
Montenegro on Turkey.
The declaration of war, the dispatch
continues. was delivered to the Otto.
man government by the Montenegrin
charge d 'affaires at Constantinople.
Heavy fighting is said TO be in
progress between the Montenegrins and
the Turkish troops along the frontier
ish infantry proceeding from Scutari
to Tusi on the Montenegrin frontier
was attacked last evening by large
force of MalisSori tribesmen Just be-
fore reaching Tusi, The battle, accord
ing to the dispatch, still is proceeding
this morning.
Not Yet Confirmed.
No confirmation has yet been re-
ceived by foreign legations here or by
the British foreign office. The many
special newspaper correspondents in
the Balkans also are silent.
A further dispatch from the same
source says the Montenegrin govern
mcnt instructed its representative at
Constnntinople 10 break off all diplo.
matte relations with Turkey today and
to leave Constantinople immediately.
The Moutenegriu government at the
same time Is said TO have handed his
passports to the Ottoman charge 'af-
fares at CettinJe-
The stock exchange regarded the
declaration Of war by Montenegro with
calmness and prices changed very lit
tie. The market appeared inclined to
await the result of the action taken
by the powers.
Cousols did not change but Ameri-
can stocks were from lsMMc below
par.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09

making large donations to the funds be-
Ing raised for the assistance Of poor fam
lles whose bread winners have been
called upon for military service
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Troops Gross Frontier

BELGRADE. Servia. Oct. s.-Reporis
reached here today that Montenegrir
troops lad crossed the Turkish frontier
The Servian parliament today voted ar
ssxtra credit OF IS 400. 900 for military pur
poses and the merchants of this city ard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Powers Forestalled.

LONDON, Oct S.-Thc declaration OF
war on Turkey reported from Cetiinje
10 have been made today by the little
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
NlS Hockin Traitor.

kiers were read by the district at
icy pnrporting TO show that Murray
rennell, Springfield, H.. head OF Il
a Iron workers union, wrote to the
"a headquarters expressing impaticncc
aose work at Springfield. constructed
uployers Of non-uHiou labor, had not
|s blown up.
~ Miller said Herbert 2, Uockin, act
ec7etary-treasul'er OF the mterna-
association Of Bridge and Stiuc-
tvh WORKERS, betrayed his fellow
sedants. delivering to government,
,ls the keys OF the union head
~ Office and had permitted a tele-
Spy to be installed under the
" Prosidemt Frank NJ Evan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Attitude Is Warlike.

SOFIA. Get. S-The Austrian and Rus
slan ministers at noon today made Joint
representations to the Bulgarian govern
rrcnt on behalf OF the powers.
They Informed the Bulgarian govern
ruent that the powers strongly dlsap-
proved of the warlike attitude OF the Bal.
Kan states and urged upon them a prompt
ceSsn ton OF the military concentration
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Greeks Ready for Call.

BUTTE. Mont. Oct. S.-rh eodors
Stshios, Greek consul for Montana. Idaho
Utah and Wyoming. announced todaN
that 1000 Greeks from those states were
prepared 10 answer tile call 10 arms from
their native country and that specia
train carrying the first detachment would
start from here within few hours iT q
cau ware received from the Greek lesa
lion at Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
|LIlsr Concludes Speech.

Mcnamara snId II was no use TO ar
.bi him. for behind him ne hnd the Iron
|FRsers' union. and behind the union
"a American Federation Of Labor" said
Y Miller. He said he would raise
ri&p and employ Clarence S. Darrow
, defend him. But McManigal con-
|ssei and Mcnamara did not get OFF"
Ergene A. Clancy, San Francisco, g.
|Ezg executive board member of the
|ttl Workers union, was charged in the
|hal o. the dynamite cases today with
'Nius admitted to government agents
|0bl be assisted in arranging for explo-
IS al Los Angeles.
EXPLOSIONS at South Chicago and at
|snnsileld, ILL.,, were described by Dis
pa Attorney Miller.
NJ. Miller said Ortie f. McManigal. at
home In Chicago in February, 1911,
n sone dynamite to thaw, When he
fsfned from looking over the Iroquois
th plant at South Chicago ne saw his
Ne girl on tho floor playing with the
|ffsmiie
When the South Chicago plant was
|'sn up on February %, 1911, Mr.. Mil
add Mcnamara wanted 10 Kill
shl vutchman because he was In the
ny. hu, Mechanical objecte ed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Report Montenegrins Beaten.

such contingency Is considered out O
the question
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-23
ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN the District Court % The second Judicial
District. State Of Idabo, IN and for lie COUNT
fIseis Gleason, plaintia, v. Us. Gleason,
The state 81 Idaho sends greeting
10 Il, 3. Gleason, oelondanf<
You are hereby directed, That there Il on
1ie Ia this, the once Of the Clerk Of the Dis
frict Court Of the second Judicial District.
Slate 81 l0aho. Ia and for the counfY Of Lewis.
the complaint Of the above named plalnfl0
The said ilon IL brought 70 obtain 4 de-
cree 81 the above entitled court diagoIrlnR the
bonds Of mafrimony nov "a GlinF between the
said plaintiff and The said defendant. on be
grounds that the said defendant. Tor more
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provide for pIhinfid the common nocesEagfns
81 life, ne having The ability % 70 DO. And
ilet plaInfid has been resident d tue stats
81 Idaho, Tor more than one year last past. All
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You are hereby directed 70 appear and an
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n nerred elsewhere. and unless you % appear
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feEnL.5 Clyde Z. Clovis. CLERK.
By J. n. white. Deputy Clafk
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In The Probate Court Of he County Of Lewis.
State az Idaho.
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given BY the undersigned
executor az the estate Of ELLEN Dean. deceased
70 lhe crtdilora Of. and al peraona having
claims aEaIuEl The said dDceattd, % 4xhlpli
months after Ihe nf1i publication Of tnI1 no.
tico. q the said executor AZ his home ono and
one hnif miles south and three miles west o.
the transaction Of the business 81 naio ESTATE
IN the County 81 ftuIs' state Of Idaho.
signed and dated az Ncln1rrt. IdAno, tUit
18TH dhy 81 April. A. p. 1874
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residence address Na1pefee. Idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-23
NOTICE oF DISSOLUTION.

In lhe District Court Of The second judicial
District OF the State oiIdano, IN and for the
M he matter Of The Application Of ths Ner
perez water Power Company, Corporation,
n; 10 AT Al whom These Presents May Come.
Tho Stale Of idaho Sends Greetings
Notice Is hereby given that thc above named
Ntfrtfrf Water fcner Company. corpora.
iInn. orAanIred. created aud existing under
ana b. Virtue Of the laws Of tnc state y l141o
eIIh It, r4I| riral place % business ~ Nc4-
nefco. county o. Ieuts. state Of Idaho. AAs
HIrd In she above tuIIIIc1 Court It's petition
pfatink Iof iIt voluntary dissolution. and ~
lhtl n is \ corporation organized and existing
nndef and BY virtue o. the laws 81 the state 81
Idaho. with - principal place q business -
Neaperce. lewis eo1nt1. t1ste,9i tnst ~
called and held Tor that purpose on The ITt
CAV % April. l1I1' the dissolution Of said Cor.
polafIcn was resolved upon and authorized ~
meeting 81 ihe stoth holders Of said company.
and thar all claims aud demands aEAlnsl said
corporation Of whatever description o. nature
me esid coronraI|on has no liabilities what
ever, which said petiiIon was duly felIdcQ By
an Of lls directors aud slockhoioerf thereof.
and with said petition 90 flied an order made
Likewise nIed directing that notice be given
hv the CLERK 81 the above Court. Of NOS less
than thirty days 81 the application, and that
N '.'|,1 herald. ihe SANE being Newspaper
published Ia Lewis couuty, Idaho, q such ap-
Now therefore, In obedience to said ordss.
and IN compliance with ne law In such cases
nade and provided.
NolIce i hereby given thar The Ne1perce
Water Power Company,a corporation Qfftn-
laws 81 lAe steie 81 Idaho with 's principal
place 81 EnrInt4N at NoIrorro. Lewis county.
Ihefeln. has hled 'll petition iot voluntary