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Army Council Cons iudes Work.

Washington, ID. C.--The army coun.
Gil called by Secretary Stimson to de.
termne the needs Of the army. com
pleted It's two. weeks of sessions Fri.
day. Secretary Stimson expressed
himself as gratifled with the work of
the council. which reviewed the con.
iition of the army and formulated
suggestions for bettering the service
The secretary asserted that through
executive and army orders steps
would be taken to inaugurate such re.
forms suggested as can be initiated
without congressional action.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
suffraoette. Cause Trouble.

London--Additional police guards
were detailed Wednesday to protect
tho cabinet ministers. their families
and homes against suffragettes. It is
believed Scotland Yard has been
warned that an unprecedently vigor-
GUS demonstration Is planned. Though
DR.. Ethel Smythe, the musical COM
poser arrested Tuesday. says she has
a perfect alibi. the authorities stick
to their charge that she was con.
cerned in the attempt July 13 to burn
Colonial Secretary Harcourts home at
Oxford. and will push the case In po.
lice court Friday.
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Western Executive. to Meet.

Boise. Idaho-Fourteen western gov
ernors have announced their intention
Of being at Boise, August 1st to at
tend the first annual meeting Of the
Western Governors association. The
principal subjects to be taken up at
the conference will be the various
phases Of the public land questions In
which tho west 10 interested; good
roads. the convict. and q few other
subjects receiving more or less atten.
ton. The meeting will last three days
and will be followed by trip over the
state Of Idaho In special train pro.
vided for the purpose by tho Boise
Commercial club.
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PASSED BY SENATE
BILL TO REDUCE PRESENT DUTY
ON SUGAR.
GOVERNORS WILL HOLD MEETING
Russian Newspapers Raided by Police
--Orozco to Attack Capital-An.
Client Ruins About to Be Re.
stored-pock Strike Ends.
GOVERNORS WILL HOLD MEETING

Washington. d. CA republican
sugar tarir bill, the first purely re-
publican revision measure Of the pres.
ent congress, was adopted In the sen.
ate Saturday. The sugar bill was
compromise between the Lodge plan,
endorsed by the regular republicans,
and the Bristow bill. behind which the
progressives lined up. It would cut
the present sugar duty Of $1.90 to
$l.6O; would abolish the Dutch stand.
ord, under which practically no re.
fined sugar can be imported, and
would abolish the 7la cent "refiners'
dfferential," an additional duty on re-
fined sugar. which It Is claimed has
accrued directly to the profit Of the
sugar reilners.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
WILL REMAIN FIRM
TURKISH CHAMBER WILL SUBMIT
ONLY TO ARMED FORCE.
POLICE Will. GUARD RULERS
Americans VIII Build Greeian War.
ship-erltish Government Has
Marrow Escape-Rebeilions to
BE Probed-Avlator Falls.
POLICE Will. GUARD RULERS

Constantinople--The demand Of the
military league Thursday for the dis.
solution Of the chamber of deputies
within forty.eight hours was the re
suit of congress held at Saloniki
four days ago. which was attended by
delegates from the unions Of officers
adhering to the league. The congress
decided to insist on the dissolution of
the chamber and the re.appointment
to Office of kamiel Pasha. formerly
grand vizier. Ten officers have been
sent here to obtain the realization Of
the demands Of the military league
which led to violent speeches being
made by several deputies, who de-
clared they were determined to sub.
init only to armed force.
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THE NEBRASKA GIRL
oHE'S A WINNER IN WALK AZ
WE'LL Ao IN WORK.
4 JOURNEY OF 1868 MILES
Brother and Sister Do q stunt Under
Great Difneulties--other Ne.
braska Matters.

Miss Della Antilles, and her brother.
Il. g. Anthes, the two Sutton young
people, have reached San Francisco.
The pretty Nebraska school teacher
has probably broken all walking rec.
ords for women In the western part
Of the United States. She Is the first
woman to walk from Nebraska to
San Francisco, though several men
have done 1t.
The two walked 1,6SS miles in
forty-three walking days, averaging
thirty.nine and one.fourth miles q
day.
Few women could endure the hard.
ships experienced by Miss Antilles on
this trip. At first there were the
sore, swollen feet. the aching muscles.
the scorched faces. Then came the
stretches through the desert, with
long walks between places where wa
ter could be obtained, and occasion
ally almost day without anything to
eat In some parts snakes orawled
over the tracks in front of them, or
they heard the whirring rattles along
the road bed. They slept in hay lofts,
herders' shanties, and in other odd
places, including one night in five
by five telephone booth on trestle.
Miss Antilles showed her grit, and
won through. The first part OF the
trip, the feet of both of the "hikers"
were 80 sore that they could scarcely
keep on going. Every time they saw
pool Of water, or an engine tank,
they would run to soak their feet in
It, and cool them off. The first week
was one Of the hottest of the summer.
and one Of the days there was ter.
rible wind storm to make matters
worse. They had to walk with their
eyes shut q good part Of that day.
In Wyoming they encountered .
snow storm, and Mr.. Anthes froze his
ears. They walked az much as forty.
seven miles in one day and forty.five
or more several days.
Miss Anthes and her brother left
Sutton early on the morning Of May
~. The Sutton boosters and q band
gave them a "send-off." The frst
week. In Nebraska they walked Just
$50 miles. and she lost eight pounds
doing It. They expected to average
thirty miles q day. but except for the
FIRST few days. they far exceeded this
They did not walk on Sundays. and
took one or two other days off to visit
spots near their line Of travel.
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RUNE VIII Be Restored

home-Through the generosity O,
Cardinal O'Connell Of Boston, one OF
the Oldest and most interesting OF the
ruins Of Rome 10 about to be brought
70 the light OF public inspection. This
~ one OF the early. original churches
puiis by Constantine after his accept.
anee OF Christianity a. the state re.
hsion and under which lies also the
remains OF the oratory and homo Of
saint Clement. the third successor of
Saint Peter.
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To Move on Capital.

Mexico City--El Heraldo. in an ex.
ira edition Saturday night. declares
General Pasqual Orozco has received
s2,oOo,0O0 In gold from Canadian capi.
talists to finance renewal of the en-.
tire revolution. The paper declares
that he has ordered the entire revolu.
tionary force, including Zapate's
troops, divided into fourteen columns
OF 1000 men each. and they are to
move on Mexico City from all direc.
tions simultaneously.
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London-The British government
was nearly turned out OF Office by q
snap division In the house of com.
mons Friday. In the presence of tina
usual thin attendance OF members,
David Lloyd George, chancellor of the
exchequer, moved that Monday be de.
voted to the discussion of supplement.
tary appointments. The opposition
protested and forced a division. BY
dint OF hurried search in the lobbles
OF the house. the government whips
'ust managed to save the situation.
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BOxERlSM DEVELOPING IN CHINA
PROPERTY LOSS sY PENNsYLvA.
MA FLOODS Is lNEsTiMAsLe.
Claims Of American Citizens to ee In.
vestigatsd-liall Kills chiid-Ene.
land Has Good VIII for AIl.-
Flag Restored to Mail ships.

Shanghai--Boxerism IL developing
alarmingly In parts of interior China,
according to up-country reports Thurs
day. The nation 10 not settling down
as was hoped under the republic. Out
lawry and political troubles are ramp
ant Many Chinese attribute this to
adverse foreign influence. This is re.
sponsible for growing anti-foreign
sentiment and may result any time In
violence.
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Dispute 10 Settled.

washington. d. C.-The Mixican am
oassador and the state department,
Saturday reached an agreement to set.
tie the long standing dispute regard.
ing the ownership of the Chamizal
tract OF about $50 acres. forming part
OF the city Of Ell Paso. on the basis Of
the purchase Of the land from Mexico
py the United States. The tract 10 be;
!ieved to be worth approximately g..
100000.
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Town 10 Flooded.

Wausau. Wis.-Damage estimated
at 100000 was caused by the break.
ing Of two dams on the Wisconsin
river. north Of here, early Wednesday.
No lives were lost here. but, according
to reports. several farm houses on the
river bank were carried out by the
flood. Suburban telephone wires were
still useless at noon. and It was I'm.
possible to ascertain whether lives
had been lost
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
Twelve Burned to Death.

l.ondon-TYlve women were
burned to death and several others in
jured by fire Tuesday afternoon in
Moore Lake. the center of the danger
zone Of the city OF London. The fire
occurred in building occupied by
number Of clothing manufacturers and
Christmas card makers. Tho women
tried to escape by the roof, but the
flames on the floor below cut OF any
possibility OF assistance by the FIRE
men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
Child Killed bv Hail.

Sheridan. Wyo.-Word has just
been received from the ranch of M.
Walsh. northwest Of Sheridan. that a
5.year-old daughter OF Mr.. Walsh was
caught out In the hailstorm that fell
Monday and So badly bruised by the
hailstones that she died Wednesday.
1t Is estimated that 100000 damage
was done by the storm in Sheridan
county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
To Promote safer Ocean Travel.

Washington, d. C.-Promotion Of
safer ocean transportation has been
materially assisted by the resolution
introduced In congress by Representa-,
tive Alexander. Of the house mer
chant marine committee. authorizing
drastic changes In tho American regu.
lations for protection of life at sea.
The measure 10 based on lessons
drawn from the Titanic disaster and
contemplates changes requiring steam.
ship companies to adopt such precau.
tions as to make future accidents al
most impossible.
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VIII Not Aoree 70 Plan

washington, d. C.--The house ter.
fitories committee considered tho
Alaska civil government bill Friday
ana refused to agree to the senate's
elimination OF the proposed Alaskan
senate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01

Pittsburg. Pa.-Death and desola.
tion spread broadcast over the south.
west counties Wednesday and last
night, through cloudbursts and over.
flowing streams. Three score or more
lives are the toll, while the damage
to homes and industries cannot be
estimated.
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Drowned In FuIlers Lake.

Fremont.--Joseph Biasici lost his
life in the waters of Fuller's lake. near
Morse Bluff. when no stepped into a
hole while seining. Biasici, who was
employed as farm hand, went to the
lake in company with two other men
to sein.
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HEAVY DAMAGE CAUSED BY FIRE
FOURTEEN MINERS KILLED WHEN
RESERVOIR sURsTs.
Street Car PIunges Into Roman Forum
Twelve Women Killed In Lon.
don Fire-Poiice Guard Homse
Against suffraeettes.

Uniontown, Pa.--With fourteen
miners already drowned and at least
twenty-six others trapped in the work
ings Of the Superba mine. three miles
from here. rescuing parties are work.
Ing frantically to reach the diggings
before the waters food the whole
mine AZ result OF the bursting Of the
company's reservoir.
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Directed to Investigate Claims.

Washington--The senate Wednes.
day passed a Joint resolution direct.
ing the secretary Of war to investi-
gate claims Of American citizens
growing out OF the troubles In Mexico.
It provides for q commission to deter.
mine what sums are due Americans
and to press them for payment. The
senate's action follows closely Sena-
tor Falls condemnation of the govern.
ment's failure to secure redress for
Americans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
Avlator unhurt BY Lono e,,,

Hopkinsville. Ky.-After dropping
100 feet to the ground in a damaged
areoplsne and landing unhurt in n
snock OF wheat, Deloyd Thompson OF
Chicago, made several short flights in
another machine here Thursday. He
was practically unscratched.
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Washington. d. C.-Postmaster Gen.
erai Hitchcock Thursday signed the
contract which restores the American
nag to the mail ships of the Pacific
service and provides new fast ser.
vice from San Francisco to Australia.
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RuIns Further Ruined.

Rome-Jumping the track at high
speed. street car plunged into the
Roman Forum Wednesday and mount.
ed the ruins of the rostrum where
Mark Anthony delivered Caesars
funeral grafton. \,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
Ready to Buy eonds.

State Treasurer George is ready to
buy lot of bonds and has asked half
Q dozen school districts and cities and
villages which are next on the wait
ing list to send in their securities and
get the cash. Few responses have
been made. In most instances the
bonds are not ready or something
wrong 10 found In the record and more
time II required.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01

Charleston. w. va.-With the ar.
rival at Mucklow station OF the troops
saturday. martial law was declared a.
. result OF the strike In the mines in
this district. No fresh outbreaks have
been reported.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
Have Quarrel With None.

London--Amity and good will for
all, with Germany singled out for spe.
cial mention. formed the keynote Of
a statement made by Premier Asquith
In the house Of commons Thursday
afternoon in connection with the esti-
mates Of the committee Of imperial
defense.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
STATE Base
BALL NEWS

West Point won from Snyder Mon.
day in an interesting game Of ball.
Features of the game were the pitch.
Ing of Casey and batting Of Tombik.
Columbus made II two out Of three
from Seward BY winning fast uphill
game In an exciting eighth inning
anish. scoring hvs runs and winning.
Stok
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Oroxeo Denies CHARGE.

El Paso, Tex.-General Orozco, late
Friday, denounced as unauthorized
any demand for 100000 in gold with
a threat to destroy the Mexico. North.
western railroad II it was not paid.
Orozco declared the demand was not
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Danish Explorer Rsturna.

Copenhagen-Capt. Ejnar Mikkel.
SEN the Danish Arctic explorer, with
Ens'neer Sversen accompanying him,
both Of whom started during the sum.
@er OF 1910 to cross Greenland, have
arrived at Aalesund. Denmark.
arvtvsd at Aalssund. Norway.
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Constantinople--Rumors for two
days that the Albanians have cap
tured Pristina. town in the Vilavet
OF Kossovo. are officially confirmed.
The town fell Sunday. the garrison
surrendering.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
Splendid Wheat Yield.

Central City.-Theodore Osterman
has just threshed second field OF
wheat containing twenty-five acres.
which ran forty.six bushels to the acre
and tested sixty-three pounds.
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Lots Of spuds In sleht.

Omaha.-Housewives will not lack
for potatoes this year. There will be q.
plenty Of them and they ought to be
cheap. That Is the word that comes
from the sandhills Of western Ne
braska. where bulk Of the potatoes
are grown. Not in dozen years has
there been such a crop. and the crop
70 Of first-class quality.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
Race War On.

Rome, Ga.-A pitched battle be,
tween whites and blacks was fought
at Plainvllle. according to telephone
messages received. 1t is reported that
sherin Owens Of Gordon county has
been mortally shot and two other
white men seriously injured. The
trouble between the races has been
brewing for some time,
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Aviator Seriously Injured.

Hampstead. N. Y.-Edson F. Gal.
laudet. a wealthy amateur aviator.
we'll known In New York and Wash.
ington, while flying ON the aviation
field at Hampstead Plains Thursday.
fell with his machine from a height OF
about 100 feet and was seriously in.
jured.
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a.. Paul Man browns.

st. Paul.-Phillip Hoffa, a farmer
living about six miles south of st.
Paul. was drowned In the Middle Loup
river. He had swum in only short
distance, trying to cross the river,
when he was seized with cramps.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
American Firm oets Contract.

Athens, Greece-The Bethlehem
steel company of America was Fri.
day awarded the contract to supply
the armor and guns OF the new ar.
mored cruiser Greece, which Is to
have displacement of 14,5OO tons.
The hull of the vessel is to be built
IN the Vulkan ship building yards at
Settin, Germany.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01
Snakes In Barn Roof.

Tekamah.-J. A. Guerman, who
lives near Syracuse, is putting new
roof on his barn. William Guerman.
who was engaged in removing old
shingles. was greatly surprised, upon
reaching under the shingles for Q
nest, to pick up q big snake. Three
of the snakes were found In the roof.
They had gone there to eat the young
sparroWe.
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Killed BY Explosion.

Wilkesbarre. Pa.--Two miners were
killed and three others injured by an
explosion Of gas Wednesday In the
Hillmah slope Of No. I colliery. opsr.
ated by the Delaware 3 Hudson com
pany at Plymouth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01

Exposition Park. Pa.--Three lives
were lost and one man had miracu.
ious escape from drowning ON Con.
;neaut lake early Friday when a row
boat containing two women and two
men capsized.
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Held Re.pon.lbIs Tor Wrsck.

Corning, N. Yin Q verdict r.
turaed Wednesday. the coroners Jury
held Engineer William Schroeder ana
Flagman Edward Lane responsible for
the wreck on the Delaware, Lacka.
wanna 4 Western railroad near here
July 1.
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Appropriation Put Through House.
Washington, d. CA special appro.
priation Of $4,000 for expenses of the
Archibald impeachment trial was put
through the house late Saturday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01

Boxerism is developing alarmingly
in parts OF interior China, according
to up.country reports Thursday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-08-01

authorized by him and that he will
not permit the wanton destruction of
the railroad.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
NOTED ARCHITECT
TALKS OF CAPITOL
Head of Pacific Coast Archi.
tectural League Says COM
mission Has Erred.

IN is very much 10 be regretted that
your state cspltol commission did not
sec fit, in its wisdom, 10 surround its
contest for plans with the usual safe
guards and lnSuriuG provisions that an
undertaking OF this magnitude deserves.
In entirely ignoring the generally accept
ed method of procedure the commission
has barred itself and tho state ut Utah
from the services and ideas OF some Of
the greatest architectural gepiuses of
the present day, who would take part IN
the contest 81 the conditions were proper.
but who cannot do so under the present
provisions. Without laying themselves
open 10 charges OF unprotessonal con
duct"
This is the statement Of Alfred +.
Eoscnhcim, president OF the Pacific Coast
Architectural league, aud member OF
the executive board OF tho American
Institute OF Architecture, who spent yes
tcrdsy afternoon and last n,snl In salt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
FURNISH MUSIC ON
SN0WBOUND TRAIN
Orchestra Helps More Than
Hundred Passengers While
Away Tedious Hours.
Special to lrnc Tribune.

SEI'IdJ 10 nc i rlDuHc
PORTLAND, Or. Jan a-Eor more
than twcntyfour hours lO5 passengers
many of them women and children, were
snowbound near CascaIc Locks between
Portland and the Dallcs on the Oregon,
Washington Railway and Navigation
Coz main line yesterday and did not
reach this city until tonight.
The train had como through from sail,
Lake City and tho cast and when It
reached Cascade Locks the storm. had
crippled the wiro service so that II was
impossible for The crew 80 sct orders
from the dispatcher They started 10 the
next station under flag, but when thcy
rounded II curve on the Columbia river.
they ran into q deep snow bank. Ev The
time they were able to move the snow
had driftod up behind them and prevent
cd progress in either direction The cars
were we'll heated, \ uewsboy broke a
trail through the Snow and brought food
from the village
An orchestra on board entertained thc
paaScngeTs. Passengers oil the Portland
Chicago train were carried around a dccD
snow drift near Union this afternoon on
slcds. snow row at work there be-
came snow hound and cXtricatcd itself
with difficulty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
FIRE HAS NO AWE
FOR LAND SEEKERS
Crowd With Inside Informa-
ton Refuses 10 Leave Line
Held for Three Weeks.

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash Jan. g
Tho forty-thres persons who have been
standing in line in the corridors OF the
local land office since December a6
waiting to be first 10 file on land which
they say the government is about 20
throw open i'll the Tletom district were
driven from their posts yesterday by 2
fire which ruined the contents OF the
three lower floors OF tho building In
which the land office Is situated. the
Office being OH the fifth floor.
As soon as the fire was under control
the landseekers returned 10 their posts.
The land office officials say they know
OF 40 land opening until March, and no
information can be obtained from Wash
ingion az To an impending opening. yet
those in tne hallway stick 10 their watch.
They have inside information they say.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
LIABILITY Of
EMPLOYER OF LABOR
Committee Drafts Bill for
Compensation in Case of
Death or Injury.
By International News Service.

By International News Service.
WASHINGTON. Jan. AFTER three
monCns OF exhaustive work, the Joint
committee appointed by President Taft
10 Investigate the employers liability and
workpcn's compensation Is now ready to
make Its report. Accompanying this
report ana cmbVdyinG all Of It's rec
concentrations is bill go radical and so
drastic as TO be almost Socialistic in its
provisions. In the bill, which will be
introduced into congress following a sDc-
cial message from the president. 1t is
provided that railroad company. for
instance shall De held responsible for
tho injury OF an employee. whether the
negligence Of the victim contributed 10
his injury on not.
II is provided THAT TO the widow of n
victim shall for a continuous stated pc
riod be paid a percentage Of her nus
bands previous earnings. The same shall
apply to dependent orphans.
Specific rates of compensation are pro.
vidGd for specific injuries. In the bill
II is provided that the United States
district coust In each Of the eighty dis
tricts shall appoiut AN official. 10 be
known as the adjustcr Of accident COM
prnsaficp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Troops From Fifteenth.

II was near the close of the orricia
day when tho state departments request
FOR the dispatch of troops reached the
war department, hut a tclcgrame tc
Major General Bell Was dispatched with
In a. few minutes after il had been APP
proved by Secretary Stimson and signed
by Major General Wood chief OF staff.
instructius him 10 dispatch the force, to-
gethcr with a hospital corps detachment.
II is understood the fifteen Infantry
viii be called upon 40 supply the troops
who will be cmba rked upon tho trans
port Thomas
Reports that an armjstcc had been ar
ranged To prevent Il renewal OF the fight
ing between the republicans and the i'm
pcrialists in China was welcomed at tho
state department iJicating that there
still was hope for the conclusion OF
peace. though il is feared this can only
bc arranged on the basis OF a division
OF the existing empire.