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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

ed were being brought into camp.
Among them was the commander Of
field cavalry.
A short time before an order had
been given for a gencarl advance, but
this was countermanded upon receipt
of news that the brigade had been cut
to pieces by the rebel cavalry,
General Huerta said the conduct OF
his men was heroic and that there waa
the best possible cooperation between
the divisions of his army. a later re.
port said cavalry attack by the fed,
erals had forced the rebels from their
positions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Smoot Explains,

Here is what Senator Smoot SAYS in
his letter.
II would like 10 have MIR. Loose nomi-
mated as a delegate to Chicago. ! am
not afraid OF Mr.. boosc's Judgment. |
know what he thinks OF Mr. Roosevelt.
hut ] know that he will take Into con
sIderation the political situation in the
state. and | trust that he Will be noni-
mated" In addition to the above quota :
ton from the letter and here is where
the inconsistency comes in, Mr.. Smoot
| continues:
The sentiment OF the Republicans Of
the state. In my opinion, Is for Presi :
dent Taft. and II so. they should not
hesitate a moment to instruct for him,
no matter II every other state in the
union went back on him
At least nine out Of the twelve dele
gates TO the state convention from Provo
arc for President Taft, and lat tho same
time the same large proportion OF the
delegates are ready TO cast their votes
for Colonel Loose as a delegate TO the
national convention. The Sanpetc dele
CATION to the state convention has sent
word to Provo that they arc for Mr..
Loose rs a national delegate, and they.
too are aware OF what Loose thinks
OF Mr. Roosey elt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
CAVALRY TAKE
REBEL POSITIONS

MEXICO CITY, Mexico. Nav 12.-
General Huerta reported 10 President
Madero tonight that the result of the
first battle OF moment with the main
body of Orozco's army was n decided
victory for the government forces.
Orozco was in personal command of
MS troops, according TO information.
The battle began soon after Q clock
this morning. General Teller leading
the central column with his retreat Gov.
cred by artillery under Lieutenant
Colonel Rubio Navarrette
AZ $50 tonight many federal wound
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Boon for Workmen.

The last important measure which
l have urgently recommended To
congress, which has passed the sem
ate and is now pending I'm the house,
IL the workmcn's compensation bill.
which changes altogether the law
with reference 10 the liability OF the
employer 10 the employee on inter
state commerce railroads. and gives
an insurance for every employee
against the dangers OF his employ
ment by requiring the employers TO
indemnify the employee against tn
Jury received In the employment not
brought about by his Will and yolun-
tsry account, and fixes a reasonable
compensation, graduated according
TO regular tables and proportioned
10 the extent OF the injuries and the
earning capacity Of the employee In
jured.
In the opposition which Mr.. Roosc-
welt is now making TO this admins
trstion he is not giving me a square
deal as I have shown by undoubt
able record proof. He is appealing
TO class hatred and forcing sham is
sues In such a way that his success
would be a real detriment 70 the
public interest and dangerous de-
parture from a wise tradition. which
he himself has recognized, that lin
It's a citizen to the two terms In
the presidency.
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NOTICE TO coNTRAe'0''
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
FEIGNS DEATH AND
CAPTURES MURDERERS

GAINESVILLE, Fla, May 12.-Mar.
shall Slaughter and Deputy Sheriff
White Of Archer, Fla, were decoyed to
a lonely spot and assassinsted. j. A.
Manning, another deputy, fcigned
death and escaped after being
wounded. He shot one of the murder
ers, capturing him and his three sons,
who are now in Jail.
Shortly after midnight Slaughter re-
ceived message regarding a gambling
game among negroes on the outskirts
Of the town. He deputized White and
Manning and started for the scene.
Everything seemed TO be quiet and
when the officers started to reconnoi.
ter they were greeted with a volly OF
shots.
Slaughter and White fell at the first
fire. Both were dead when aid ar
rived. Manning also fell with wound
in mis- abdomen. He feigned death.
and, as tho negro assailants started
away. shot Cain Perry, one OF the
number, and. at the point of a pistol
captured Perry's three sons.
Scrofula is bad thing TO inherit OF
acquire, but there is this about it
Hoods Sarsaparilla completely cures
even the worst cases
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Montana for Taft.

BUTTE. Mont. MAY l-.-The Montana
state Republican convention at LIvIngs-
tor. May 10. 20 name delegates 10 the
RoS ublican convention a, Chicago. viii
be controlled By the TAFT forces by a
majority Of about 200 based upon re-
turns from all az Montana forty two
counties but six. which N ali were car
ri"d by Roosevelt, would not shake the
control OF the TAFT forces. Roosevelt,
is reasonably Surc OF carrying three of
these counties, which viii give him =
convention strength Of about Z23. as
compared with 45i for Taft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
SHOOTS F|NESSE
IS PLAINLY SEEN
Letter 10 Friend Shows Doubt
and Anxiety of the Fed
eral Bunch.
BOOSTS COL. LOOSE
Strong Effort Made to Send
UninStructed Delegates to
National Convention.
BOOSTS COL. LOOSE
Special TO The TrIbune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. May l2.-n a letter To n
friend in this city received yesterday,
Senator Smoot lets the cat out OF the
bag, and shows plainly 10 what extent
the bunch will so in order 10 curry favor
with both of tho candidates FOR the pres-
dency. whose names will surely he pre-
sented at the national Republican con-
ventlon in Chicago.
Senator Smoot. as we'll as the rest OF
the machine cohorts, know that Colonel
G. Il. Loose. the national committee
man from Utah. Is for Roosevelt first
last and all the time: while. at tho same
time Smoot in his letter. demands that
Loose be sent as delegate TO the Chi
cago convention. In the event that the
Utah delegation TO the Chicago conven
ton he instructed for President Taft
and Colonel Loose elected as one OF those
delegates. the party workers here and
the delegates from Provo to the state
convention are asking each other, VIII
Loose stand for the tieup and agree to
stay hitched. or win he refuse to 60,
and by refusing rid the party Of the
obligation ii owes TO Mr.. Loose?'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

Henry Ferris. Hadar, Nebr.. is the
father of ten children and for the past
twenty years has used Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound with the best re-
sults. He tells us: ''T think Foley s
Honey and Tar Compound is the best
cough medicine in the world for / have
used it for the past twenty years and
can recommend it to anyone needing
cough medicine" Schramm-J ohm
son Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
FOUR CANDIDA TES
WILL STUMP OHIO

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 12.-FTom to-
morrow morning until primary election
day, May 81. there Is scarcely A cross
roads stations In this state unimpor-
tant that IL does not expect to enter
tain at least one presidential possibility
President Taft, Colonel Roosevelt, Gov
ernor Harmon and Senator La Toilette
will tour tho state, while lesser lights,
United States senators. cabinet members
and department heads are TO speak
where limited train facilities and the
inability Of the candidates to be in more
than one place at one time Will prevent
the appearance OF the presidential pos
sib!lities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
FEDERALS WIN
ANOTHER FIGHT
BY International News Service.

- MONTEREY, Mexico, May 12.-
United States here, received advices to-
dav of hot battle between federals
AMI rebels near Tlahualila. Durango,
due north of Torreon and near Zara-
gosa. the terminus of the Matamoras.
TlahuaiIa railroad. The federals were
repulsed with heavy losses in the first
attack they made early in the morning
but were later successful Hundreds
were killed or wounded on both sides.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

would go for Taft and that he would
carry the state by 5000
Ia Toilette has been aided in his cam
paign by his wife and personal friends.
His appeal has been based on the con-
tention that neither Taft nor Roosevelt
can be nominated or elected, because the
disclosures Of the campaign have left
him the only progressive unanilatsd with
corporations and unsupported by political
bosses His headquarters quoted no lig-
ures tonight. merely announcing that the
cs mpaIgn would close tomorrow with
three speeches in San Francisco by the
senator himself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13

452-F. ". CloVd -. ,,6 an 4
and in accordance with law: sns ,, u "
Say d. -, OF Mach. 1919, so many ~ ~. ~ I
each @ parcel Of such stock rs d,a., ga, "A
essary, wiI be sold al 'ns me-, s,siI
eompany. S5l South Nan 81 stSfJJ e luna 4
City. Utah. on the Ism DAY S,liuas.rt|
ieis at 200 .. m, TO pay d,iils In ,ssj
sessmcnts thereon. tosetns, ~ h, n
OF advsrtising and sxpensees ss.,,,,r-
ISL South Main street s'''
Utah.
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soc,alis. couvsuti0'.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, ~, ,S.l.r.tt
two hundred ana i"w ,,,on 81
socialist national conse'nS n.oS1,,e,sr
nized here TO-DAY. Ihe an wt'1
formulate Its pla''o'r-v,a r-v,aay 80
and Thursday, and on ..,a,n. -. 2
mate candidates for f2r,IpsS srsiss
president oi t,ont tns euestioin,s.. Z
the most imp0f.aH,oo Formal aih,Sr.'., -
termlned: Is tis me industrial
,Eo Wprid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Excursion to Provo, S1.9O,

4" D' 10 ~ o.t 4fIHy IOCH.
The Republican Convention Special
will leave Salt Lake at $50 a. m. ar
irving at Provo e:40 a. m. Returning,
leave Provo 30 minutes after close of
convention. Six trains each way,
Tickets good on any train, going Nav
lith and 18th, returning until May
18th
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Conspiracy Is Alleged.

The evidence that there Is a con-
spiracy for the purpose of arousing
religious prejudice against me is
shown by the fact that at the in
stance OF some ono unknown to me 1t
was represented In great many re-
spectacle newspapers that I sent
message OF welcome and congratula-
tlons TO the newly appointed apos-
tolic delegate by wireless to the in
coming steamer which was bearing
him 10 New York. No such message
was sent by me. or by anyone by
my authority. 4 denial Of the pub
lished report was Issued from the
White house. but the denial has OBJ
tained no publicity.
The statement that 7 suspended an
ordec made by the Indian commits
sioner affecting the garb OF the
teachers in Indian schools which have
been transferred from the Catholic
church 10 the government iA true.
did this for the reason the commits
sioner had Issued an order after con-
Sulting with the secretary Of the In
terror and without awaiting his con-
cluslons. The proprlety Of the order
has now been made subject OF an
open. free discussion by ali the par
ties In interest. and the decision OF
the secretary OF the interior will soon
be handed down. ] say nothing OF
the merits OF the controversy except
that the order reversed a condition
which has existed for years and sf-
fected thirty or forty teachers who,
as nuns, had been long before my
time Incorporated In tho service of
the government and who would he
by the order should IL prevail. They
were therefore entitled TO full hear
Ing.
WILLIAM II. TAFT.
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in the making OF peace treaties with
England and France. which have been
emasculated through the influence OF
Mr.. Roosevelt and his campaign
manager. Senator Dixon, and the
Democratic members Of the senate;
in the effective prosecution OF work
in building and completing the Pana-
ma canal. ! submit that a record is
formed that entities this administra-
ton 10 the support OF the Republi-
can men and women OF California,
and that II Is progressive in the
highest degree
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
Taft Begins Today,

President Taft will be the first TO ar
rive. He will finish his campaign at
than a dozen speeches during the day,
Colonel Roosevelt will arrive Tuesday,
and begin his speaking at Bellaire. His
itinerary that day will take him over
practically the same points where the
president spoke the preceding day AL
together Colonel Roosevelt will make
more than sixty speeches. The more
important night speeches will he made
at Canton Dayton, Columbus and Cleve-
land.
Governor Harmon will begin his trip
az Wooster Wednesday night. He will
BY Colonel Bryan in his anti Harmon
trip and has announced that he will
speak on the charges made by the Ne
braskan that friends OF the governor
sought unduly TO influence Bryan pledged
delegates In 1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
postofflcs Booosa =.

ST. LOUIS. MsjX MsjX,,ts lant'csJ,'; at !.
safe OF the postoiliocc occoun,y. 81
Sat OF 81. Louis '0" - .
hour this mornlns. cent ia 90
Messenger we, were ps'is,l sras,irf'' :.
could not be ascer'"'
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Abraham Irrigation company LID,
ated under the laws OF The Stat. n 4,
Principal place Of business. 81 8
Main street. Salt Lake Clty. Unh F
Notico-TheTe are delinquent u,ru
following described stock. Ola acns,!
assessment levied on The 30 asf
March, \. n. 1912. Tie several ID
set opposite the names " the T,sse'
shareholders as follpws
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Nagel to Speak.

Secret tary Nsge. It has been an
nounced, expects 20 visit the state II
10 reported he will make a speech for
Taft at Gallipohs Saturday, three days
before the primaries.
A victory In tho presidential prefer
ence is sought particularly by the Demo-
cratic candidates il will carry the
right to name the six delegates al large
10 the national convention, according IL
the call Of the state committee.
Republicans will vote only for the dis
trict candidates for delegates. The dele
gates at large will he named by the
state convention here June 2 and 4
Both Roosevelt and Taft candidates arc
In the field.
Although aDu-Hsrmon Democrats have
announced that Colonel Bryan who ha:
already made two three-day trips throuE 81
the state, will return before the prima-
r!es. no dates have been set and there
is talk now that the plans may bc
cha nged.
Senator La Toilette Will speak in the
northern counties and according 10 III,
present plans VIII make only bric
visit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-13
President Taft Issues State
ment Denying That He Sent
Major Archibald Butt on
Mission TO Vatican.
OFFICER TOOK TRIP
TO REGAIN HEALTH
Chief Executive Believes
There Is a Conspiracy for
the Purpose of Arousing
Religious Prejudice,

rASHINGTON, May i2.-At the
MAJ White house today "A persona
" statement by President Tafi
w was given out. categorically de-
nying that Major Archibald
Butt. the presidents military aide who
vas lost on the Titanic, had gone to
Rome on any mission whatever from the
president TO the Vatican. The statement
follows:
Among the insidious methods OF
attack pursued by some against me.
Is the attempt TO arouse religious
prejudice on the charge that / am
In some manner unduly fevoring the
Roman Catholic church. II has been
my personal purpose, first as the
governor general Of the Philippines,
second, as secretary OF war, and
third as president. to encourage
every church as far az possible
ious distinctions. and does not de-
nart from the rule which separates
our state from personal relations TO
ell churches. have undulS favored
no church. but have treated them all
with absolute impartiality.
Relates the Facts.
In 1902 visited Rome and con
terred with Pope Leo KIT. in an at
tempt to settle the friar land contro-
versy, which had arisen In the FhlI-
ippines Whlo I was governor gen
eral, and after a time / succeeded In
doing So When last March my AIDE.
Major Butt, set out OH a trip solely
for his health, and proposed TO visit
Rome he asked me for a letter OF
Introduction to the present pope, that
ne might have the privilege OF an
audience. and / gave him such let
ter. Tho letter contained nothing
out a statement containing message
,f hope. The only message from the
pope or any representative OF his In
answer TO this letter OF introduction
which I have received. Is a cablegram
NJ coincidence for all concerned sent
by Cardinal Merry del Val by direc-
lion OF the pope at the time OF the
Titanic disaster, and making an In
uuiry as To the fate OF Major Butt,
Ia which 7 replied expressing my
thanks and giving the facts. The
letter Introducing Major Butt con-
taIned no reference to the recent
appointment OF American cardinals.
nor comment on or reference to the
Catholic church or any matter reiat-
Ing to II. The stories circulated that
| have made any inquiry. or that |
have taken anywhere at any time
any part or manifested any interest
IN questions OF social precedence OF
the recently appointed cardinals, are
wholly without foundation.
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OPEN UNTIL
EIGHT O'CLOCK

IoU can start n savings
W account with this bank
any Saturday night. as
the bank is open until
eight o'clock. Clerks, me-
chanics. wage earnors, farmers,
women and children are cor
daily invited to make this in
stitution their banking home
We accept deposits In any
amount from one dollar up
wards. and pay Interest on the
money at the rate OF per
cent per annun.
THE FUNDS OF THE BANK
ARE INVESTED IN FIRST
MORTGAGES or AP-
PROVED SGCURl-
TIES,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-04-02
Forecast Of Today's Results.

When saked what would be the
outcome OF the city election today,
f. w. Seabury, chairman of the dem
ocratic executive committee, sail
yesterday:
THE Herald asked this same
question of Mr.. Creager. as head of
the northumberland party,
and myself, as one of the active
Democrats, on the eve of the general
election of November, 1910. We
both answered frankly from III re-
spective standpoints, but our esti-
mates were over a thousand votes
apart. My estimate proved several
hundred nearer the mark than Mr..
Creager's and correctly foretold the
general result.
Il don't want to ruin my reputa-
ton as a prophet, but if you insis
on a forecast, / will say this:
eff the qualified voters of Browns
vile turn out to the last man, and II
there is no fraud, bribery or intim-
idation on a large scale, we shall
carry this election by at least two
hundred, and probably three hundred
votes. The Democratic party in
Brownsville has not been FOR years
in SO excellent a condition. We
have a strong, clean ticket, and the
people are with us. We expect from
two-thirds to three-fourth of the
American vote, and a clear majority
of the Mexican vote. The people
are at last aroused out of their
apathy and we expect to have good
government and real, substantial
progress in Brownsville from now on.
"All Democrats should turn out
early, and should be on their guard
against election trickery, corrup-
ton and illegal practices"
An effort was made to obtain a
forecast from Collector of Customs
r. B. Creager, the Independent lead
er, but he was unable to find the
time to comply with the request.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-04-02
Houston Market Review.

Houston, Texas, April Varied
reports concerning the new crops are
coming in from over South Texas.
In many portions of the territory the
crop is peeping through the ground.
while in others the growth Is back
ward, while some stations report re-
planting in progress.
According to r. G. Dun e. Co.'S
Houston Office, Texas farmers this
year have ignored the New Orleans
governors conference resolutions
and have planted about the same
acreage in cotton. Reports to that
office show no appreciate decrease
in the acreage. Two reasons are
given for this situation-frst that
Texas is a natural cotton growing
state and, second, that the rich sea-
son in the ground this year has
tempted many farmers to plant a
staple from which prospects are 50
very good with the excellent season
in the ground.
General business over South Texas
is fair, but future prospects depend
much on whether the weather will
continue good to permit the balance
of crop planting. Wholesale trade
is good, the season considered, while
groceries are moving in large vol
ume.. Steady building over the Gulf
Coast keeps steady the demand for
builders hardware. Collections are
reported better.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-04-02

Entered at the Postoffice at Browns
vile. Texas. as Second Glass Mail
Matter.