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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
SHER|FFS
ATTACK STRIKERS
One Death Results, While
Two Persons Are Fatally
Injured.
OFFICERS ARE BLAMED
According TO Witnesses,
There Was Little Provo
cation for Trouble.
BY Interna tlonal News Service

BY Interna tloual News Service.
RANKIN. Pa. Jan. 2s,-In two bloody
fights between deputy sherlffs, armed
with revolvers and rifles. and strikers
armed with stones from the Rankin plant
OF the American Steel s. Wire company
a subsidiary OF the United Stu1es Stee
corporation. tonight, one man was killed
two fatally and ten seriously injured. Al
the wounded. with the exception OF two
deputy sheriffs. were spectators. Not 4
striker was injured so far as known
A 6-month-old child and several womer
were among the injured. Hawkins
square. where the trouble occurred. wa:
a bloody battle ground for over an hour
and the fight ended only when the dep
uty sheriffs. led by Sheriff Bruff. re-
treated within the fence OF the big wirs
mills. According to witnesses Of tht
trouble. the deputy eheriffs wcre &c
blame, as there was little provocation fol
the firing on the crowd.
The dead-Georse Cooley, 20.
The lnjured-FritE Beck, So. dying
Annie Leobe. is. believed fatal. Serious
" !nJured-Richard Paris. 81, negro: Mike
Nikios, months; Charles Benston, 40
Mrs John Seblanovitz, 26; Anton Andisls
%: Chief OF Police Walter Barnett. heao
cut by flying missiles; two deputy sher'
ifs and two negroes, names unknown.
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Defines Restrictions.

Any man can apply for water and
appropriate II II he can put IL 10
oenehc,al use. Or. corporations may
apply for ii for the use OF others pro-
yidcd the others arc 10 use II hene-
fclally. And IN putting il 20 beneficial
use you can't be the sole judge OF
what that beneficial use is People
are coming in here who can make
living on the water you have wasted
and YOU can't waste Il any longer.
What is the duty OF water TO landT
II Is not what you think (, is-tor
leGal purposes the sta rdard is fixed.
II may require more water In some
parts or the state than In others. But
IN the past the duty in some places
has been ridiculous. In Mulard coun-
~ ~ was proved in one case that one
man could have covered his land with
water twelve feet deep during a single
lrTiSa ton season with the water
rights he had
The office or the state engineer has
worked for wears 10 establish senFi-
ble system OF using the water. The
time is coming when you will have 10
use weirs 10 measure your water. you
VIII nave 10 cement your ditchcs
These things arc bound 10 come
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Long Meeting Held.

The meeting OF the allies lasted FIVE
hours and the discussion was animated
Tho delegates reviewed the whole sit.
uation and debated both sides of the
questlon-the resumption OF the war
and the policy of DELAY, trusting to
time 20 solve TIE difficulties. The head
OF each delegation reported the couver-
sation which be had had with Sir Ed.
ward Grey, the British foreign secre.
tsry, and reference was made again
70 the advice Of the ambassadors TO
observe prudence and moderation. This
greatly strengthened the arguments OF
that section favoring procrastinatiou,
their view being that after the powers
note 10 Turkey, which Was in favor
ot the terms ~ the allies, II the latter
continued 70 follow Europe's advice.
Europe would continue 10 give its sup
port
The note was left with stoiau Nova.
koviteA, head OF the Ssrvisn delega
tion, the delegates ertrustinp hin, 20
choose an oPportuue moment FOR its
presentation.
Some believe that be VIII present n
tomorrow. Others are OF the opinion
that this particular form was adopted
with the object OF avoiding An imme-
date rupture and giving Turk.y time
20 reply 70 the powers.
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Forenoon Session.

The opening addresses this forenoon
we're given by DR.. r. \ Harris and h,
Dr. Robert Stewart. Dr. Harris opened
The meeting with All address on Crop,
ping systems for Utah" Following him
Dr.. Stewart spoke on "Soil Fertility
How long viii II last in Utah?"
Dr. Harris's address was in part:
Utah at the present time has 70
definite cropping system. The farm
ers simply plant any crops that they
may desire without regard 10 tho
Dement'S they might derive from a ro-
tation. All older agricultural coun-
tries have been forced TO adopt some
definite cropping system and Utah
and the west must fall into line
some OF the res sons for rotation are
the following; All OF the income OF
the farmers is not stsked in one crop
and in case OF failure OF ono crop the
farmer is better able 10 revive n ne
has other crops growing the same
season. BY rotating crops. insect
pests. plant diseases and weedg are
easily controlled. AL plants do not
use plant food In the same proper
tions, hence by changing the crops
the food supply II made more avail
able. II runber of crops are raised
on a farm IL Is much easie- TO eco
nomically use labor. machinery and
animals. since the one cropping sys-
tenn makes all the work come dur
Ing Que or two seasons OF the year
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Will Fertility Last.

Dr.. Robert Stewart In HE address or
soil fertility. said In part:
Since the beginning OF tho teach
inss OF Baron Leolg there has been
In Germany. n We study the agri-
culture statistics OF Germany for
any period. say 1879 20 1903. thirty
year period. we VIII md marked
OF the soli The Weld OF wheat has
Increased from 1919 20 .s.7 bushels,
or 81 PEI cent Rye has increased
from ls.i 20 25.a bushels. o. 81 per
cent Barley from 2i1 TO 5O2 or is
per cent. while oats Increased from
2ii 10 SIS bushels or 81 psr cent
The Yield OF sugar beets has re-
mained practically the same, but the
amount OF sugar per acre increased
from eco 30 $500 pounds. or 80 per
cent Potatoes have increased from
81 tons TO SO tons. 50 per cent In
crease
Tho same crops grown in tho Uulted
sta,ee during The somc period % time
have increased as follows: Wheat
from 81 10 1873 bushels an increase
of only - Pc cent The Weld % oats
Increased from ESQ % eos. q 10 pcr
cert Increase. BARLEY Increased from
go TO "5.s a l. per rant Increase
Rye Increased from f1.1 - i5s BUSH
els, - pcr cent increase Fotutoos
INCREASED fTom = tons - % tons.
AT per cent Increase That ~ ~
tho end % the ihlrty-yoAr period our
Yields are just about equal 20 those
obtained from Germany a. the be-
ginning OF the period
The increased Yields obtained hz-
fhc GeTmnus are due 20 four main
factors. Flrst. The usc or Improved
seed. second tho use OF commercial
fsrt,iiEer-- BARNARD rianupe and
green manure: third. bette- rotation
~ crops: fourth. more thorough tTl-
age
NJ the afternoon session Dr. John 4
Wtdtsoe made an interesting address d
The subject 81 the Everlasting Principle
% Farming He took a. h'- text "a
Bible quotation AS ye COW 50 Silau v
reap He said IN part:
Van. beast and pklut-aU must eaf.
drt.<. bask in the sunshine and bafhT
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BETTER WHEAT DAY
a. m. 70 II n. m.-"The Standar rdiza
ton OF the Grains OF Utah." DR. r. :
Harris, department OF sSronomy. u.
A. c.
Milling Qualities OF Utah Wheats and
Continued Use for soft Wheats," Dr.
kooerI stewart. department Of chem
What Hard Wheats Mean to Utah
Bakers, George Mueller, Royal bakery.
Salt Lake City
1870 a. n. 10 | p m.-"Proposed Re
forms-SUSgestions 10 Farmers and
legislators" H II. Blood, Kaysviile,
"rorty Acres Of Turkey Red-Results."
Pro-! g. 3. Hendricks. Logan
Open discussion led by Hon Edws rd
South"iok. Lehi. and l. n. Grace.
?; m, to o, m.-Address ny Dr P. C.
'InsurInG The Crop-a-rs 1t Good Bust
Grain Diseases and Their Control" pr
9 y. Jensen. department OF plant
pathology. L. A. G.
Cpemonstration OF pure, cultures OF or
be treated for snut.)
?, m; 70 p m.-Demonstrs tions OF
traction engines and OF various dry
farm machinerv. including ploTs
thrashers. mowers. seed cutters, etc
and OF pumps for irrigation and house
water Under direction Of Prof. R b
West
Conjoint sesslon
D m.-Music.
What the Fathers and Mothers MAJ Do
FOR Ctah,s Educatioaa! system" supt
4 e, Nelson.
What Extension Work Has Done sor
iowa Message From Iowa 20 Utah. .
by d.. p, q. Holden
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Former Banker Sentenced

DETROIT. Jan. 2S.-Henry 7. SO
ter, former cashier of the FaIrsI ~
tional bank OF Union City. Mich, Y: Io'. !.
pleaded guilty TO making false rear, y.
the comptroller OF the currency aas ii
sentenced TO i've wears. imprsonnsn' =. u
Fort Lcavenworth. CarpenisF Wss.J
rested In March, 1911. few ~ -, ~
the failure OF the bank. The cissp - N
after an \examiner found ''oe" s.,i
legged worthless paper IN Ws
vaults.
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o 20 through OF else we We cot to

20 90 through or else we 'vc got to
back up.
The question involves the deter
mination of water rights. II the
state doesu Z, exercise its police
powers 10 determine this question
IL is not doing its duty by it's citi-
zens. Wyoming has a board Of
practical water men who determine
these water rights Oregon adopted
the Wyoming law. went this
month 10 Oregon al the direction
of the governor and found the law
as operated there to be great sue
cess. II is also being worked in
Nebraska, New Mexico and the
Dominion of Canada.
! have proposed Il for adoption
here because / believe that il will
settle this question of water rights.
The present law has failed 10 do so,
and the state engineer cannot 90
ahead and administer the water TO
the state unless he knows what the
water rights are.
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usist on Erdman Act.

NEW YORK, Jan. 98.-objectioa 70
srbltra ton under the Erdnan act Is re .
;terated in q statement tonight through
Elisha Lee chairman OF the managers
committee, by fifty-fouT eastern rail-
roads, whose iiremen are taking q strike
vote. because OF a split over methods o,
arbitration OF the nremens wage anG
other demands The act was drafted.
the roads declare. 20 settle labor dis
putes on single railroads not on rail-
roads OF large territory The dremen
insist on Erdman law methods 10 settle
the dispute
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DIFFERENCES ARISE
OVER PHILIPPINES
Continued from Page one.)

ton. He charged that when the supply
bills failed. the governor general ordered
the appropriation OF sums equal 10 the
total appropriation for the previous
years.
"Rasulo and Bensuet roads were In
orally provided for" said Mr. Jones.
new offices were created and the sal
aries of existing Offices increased.
He declared Governor General Forbes
acted without the advice OF the solicitor
general and attorney general OF the
islands and over the protest OF Charles
8. Elliott a former member OF the com
mission.
Nothing that our government has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
PROSPECT Of
PEACE IN EAST
LOOKS BLACK
Turkey, II Is Believed, viii
Refuse 10 Make Any
Further Concessions
TO Powers.
PEACE DELEGATES
LEAVING LONDON
Partisans of Young Turks
Said 10 Have ClaShed
With Those Of
Nazim Paslla.
By international News Service.

81 International News Service.
II ONDON, Jan. 2s.-Tbe outlook for
peace appears as black as ever.
Turkeys reply to the powers
note, which is expected TO be
delivered tomorrow, is almost certain
20 DC a polite refusal 70 make further
concessions.
The peace delegates. who are already
leaving London, have washed their
hands OF the negotiations, leaving the
matter 10 the powers for a solution.
In the meantime Rumania, taking ad-
vantage of the situation created bv
the Turkish coup 'etat. has increased
her demands upon Bulgaria. and now
eoolly requests a whole province. The
general opinion is that II she gets
il she will do 70 by force.
a dispatch 70 the Times from vi
emma says the following telegram was
issued today by the Austrian Official
news agency, under date Of CONSTANT.
nopls, January 27s
"Persisent rumors affirm that grave
disturbances have arisen IN the army
at Tehatalja between the partisaus or
the Young Turks and those of Nszim
Pssha. A sanguinary conflict between
the troops is even said 70 have oc-
CURED Authentic confirmation of this
tumor is lacking. Taleat Bey went
early this morning to Tchatalja.' -
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Delegates Are Leaving.

LONDON, Jan. 2s.-With the pre-.
sentation Of their note to the Turkish
delegst ton, the date for which, how.
ever, has not vet been fixed, some OF
the Balkan delegates considered that
their mission in England will be ended.
The Greek premier. Eleutherion Fcni-
zelos, announced tonight that he would
leave before the end OF the week and
the others within the next few days.
The financial adviser and military ofh
GERS attached to the Bulgarian dele,
CATION will start for home tomorrow.
Despite this. the diplomats have not
gwen up hope, and many still think
the Balkan note is another attempt
20 exercise pressure on Turkey and that
the allies really intend to wait the
answer Of the new Turkish cabinet TO
the Joint note of Europe, a course
which the powers always have ad.
Nised.
Another day gained, retorted those
who believe thet the only solution Is
70 oo found in the resumption of hos
ulites. when the meeting of the dele
gates OF the four allied nations ad
iourued this afternoon.
Another day lost. retorted those
who belize that peace Is 10 be reached
by posip,ulug extreme measures
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". R. Fox 1875 W w,.bi,c,o,

". R. Fox. le5 W. Washington St
Noblesville. Ind, ssys: after suf
feriug many months With kidney trou.
BE. after trying other remedies and
prescriptions. 7 purchased Dor Of
Foley Kidney Pills which not only did
ne more good than any other remedies
7 ever uEed. but have positively set my
kidneys night Other members of nv
family have used them with similar re-
suits. Take al the first sign OF kid
ney trouble schramm-J ohnson. Drugs,
"The Mover SubEitutors, Ave (5)
good stores. (Advertisement)
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done in the Philippines. ne acd,d, ~
aroused more feeling and cres,si aEi
resentment on the part o; the btsna
Filipinos. II has shaken. X no 81
stroyed. the confidence Of tae Ftrs
people In the American sense q !ssn
and fair dealing and removed svt1
yes,lge OF sentiment which may A''
existed in favor Of american ar,.n'
tiou
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TAKE ISSUE WITH
GOVERNOR SULZER

NEW YORK. Jan es.-C;ove-ro- sui
ger structures on tho New York stock
cNcndnSe ~ his recent special mesa &c
10 thc legislature are mot justified b,,
the facts IN the opinion OF the cover
noTs {" the institution. Moreover. the
governors earnestly protest against his
acilcn. and while they are anxious 10
cooperate IN tho matter OF InrIs,a.,cr
they request a committee 10 discuss The
ma tier.
The request is made in a telegram ser.
tuis afternoon by President James y
MaDOu % the stock exchange aftcr a
special meeting held today
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OUTLAW Captured

WINNIPEG. Man. Jan as-John
Baron. The hecdinS Mountain outlaw.
vas Captured In the hush by A no@zes
ilst nisnt nve males from hls home. the
scene % yesterdays ;ragcdv Ho orrerai
10 RESISTANCE Hhen arrested and Vas
brought 10 iail today The woman With
whom he was living and whose hab,- vas
sihed wnsn she herself was critically
wounded. confessed today. say oTIcisis
inat she tred al the shots that caruc
from the bouse
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EXPOSURE PROMISED
IN THE S|CKLES CASE
Continued from Page one.)

never known youl Have all the
love and faith been mine9 Have
your professions of love for me
been all false7 ] cannot blieve it
will not believe it. II my let.
ters displease you why don t you
return them 70 me7 Why not tell
me not 10 write TO YOU any more7
Then I will understand YOU and
know what to do.
7 ask mvself, care YOU sure
your love for her is as strong as
il has always been 80 I answer,
"Yes, I have thousand proofs
of il. No woman has ever so
euslaved me. 7 was always happy
10 20 10 you. always sorry 10 leave
you. always coutented while near
you. satisfied TO sit by your side
and hold your hand and look into
your face, aud hear your voice, and
above all. 10 hear You saw, 81 love
you. That was worth more 10
nc than all the gold in the world.
Those three words said 10 me now
by YOU would bring me back 70
life and health and hope aud JOY.
Oh. darling, say these three blessed
words 10 me again-once more
say them from your heart as YOU
have so often said them aud make
me happy.
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Blanche 10 this touching appeal
Nv Dear General: You were
right when you told ME | had
changed, i have changed. 7 feel
il myself and now that I realize
IL / shall not deceive one whom
! have always been truthful and
candid with. l look at things in
different way from what you DO.
I now agree with YOU that II would
be better for US 10 meet a. seldom
~ possible. Under these circum
stances you win understand that in
the future I can accept nothing
further.
You will pardon my writing in
stead or seeing you. as ! think IL
will be less painful for both OF rs.
Do not think my family have In
fluenccd me, for thew have not.
What ! am doing i have consid-
cred well before taking this step.
Your kindness and goodness 7 shall
always remember. #
BLANCHE.
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suffered day and night re 70
OF itching piles. Nothing hepso ~ W.
I used Doan's Ointment y csrnr
perms nently. ."-Hon. Jonn -,,.s~,-t'
MAYOR. Girard. Ala. tAo'els'------
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Sure Of His Love.

Again I ask myself, WHY are
vou sure YOU loved hertz 7 an.
swer, because 7 recall the delight
I always found in giving YOU ev.
erything YOU desired-iu doing
anything that would afford you
pleasure: ! was happier in giving
ing IL myself. When / gave any
thing 10 YOU I did not part with
it-I gave II 20 myself because
you and ! were one.
This ia the answer made
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Wednesdays Programme.
BETTER WHEAT

The complete programme for the d;
follows:
The Winslow mail., 1913-02-01
Holbrook Happenings
From the Holbrook Argus.

w. T. Baucom, of Winslow,
was here Saturday afternoon,
having made the trip in his new
Ford.
w. H. Clark left Sunday morn
ing for Kingman and San Ber-
nardino, to attend a good roads
meeting and to help organize a
Northern Arizona good roads as
sociation. This is a step in the
right direction and we understand
that all of the counties of the
north have lent assistance in
every way. The northern route
will be the main feature of the
proposed assosiation's work and
as the northern route is the best
by all means, the organization will
be a success.
The Winslow mail., 1913-02-01
MIR. and Mrs. Flanagan
Entertain Friends

Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. John Flanagan, assisted by
Miss Dawson entertained a large
party of their friends at their
residence on the north side of
the town.
Whist was played until a late
hour in the evening after which
a sumptous supper was served
and the guests departed some
time early next morning. The
beautiful and appreciate prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Lloyd c..
Z Henning and w. H. Clark.
Among those present were
noted: Messrs. and Mesdames
Sapp, Cox, Matthews, Perkins,
Cooley, Henning, Divelbess,
|, Teeple, Mrs. Jordan and Mrs.
Russell, Miss Allie Cross, w. H.
Clark, Elmer Flanagan and Mrs.
Hunt.
The Winslow mail., 1913-02-01

F'N@"+sfhSNTT Ns~ lie L nave Deen
: troubled with constipation, and have
tried many remedies, all of which
seemed to cause pain without giving
much relief. l finally tried Dr. Miles
Laxative Tablets and found them ex-
celent Their action is pleasant and
mild, and their chocolate taste makes
them easy to take. 1 am more than
glad to recommend them"
Clean TIP the bowels and keep
them clean" is the advice of all
physicians, because they realize the
danger resulting from habitual con-
stipation. Do not delay too long,
but. begin propers curative measures.
. Dr. Miles Laxative Tablets are
new remedy for this old complaint,
and great improvement over the
cathartics you have been using in
the past. They taste like candy
and work like charm. A trial
will convince you.
DR.. Miles Laxative Tablets are
sold by all druggists, at rs cents
a box containing rs doses If not
found satisfactory after trial, re-
turn the box to your druggist and
he will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
~
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500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreade'
disease that science has been able to cure
all its stages, and that is Catarrh Hall
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
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Send for list of testimonials.
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Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
M. j. Clark returned from Phm-
nix Saturday night after having
attended the stock association
meeting there.
Mrs. Lloyd G., Henning visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hen
ming at Pinto Sunday.
Frank Wallace came down from
Adamana Saturday evening on a
business trip.
Insect Bite Costs Leg
A Boston man lost his leg from
the bite of an insect two wears
before. To avert such calamities
from stings and bites of insects
use Bucklen's Arnica Salve
promptly to kill the poison and
prevent inflammation, swelling and
pain. Heals burns, boils, ulcers.
piles, eczema, cuts, bruices. Only
IS cents at all druggiats. +
County Attorney F. w. Nelson
came in from ST. Johns Thursday
evening and left the next morn
ing for Prescott to attend ha-
beas corpus proceedings regard
ing Ygancio Lopez.
Two inches Of snow fell one
night this week at Adamana and
Navajo.
Ed Bargeman, of Winslow, the
Winslow cattleman, was here
Saturday on a short business visit.
Here is remedy that will
cure your Did. Why waste time
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1t is known every where as Cham
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does not perform,
b y force w h a t
should be accom-
pllshed by persua-
sion is DR.. Miles
Laxative Tablets.
After using them,
Mr.. N. A, Waddell,
SIS Washington
ST., Waco, Tex,
says:
Almost all my
The Winslow mail., 1913-02-01

FOR SALE Visible Under
wood Typewriter, modle No. 5,
second hand but in very good
condition. Will sell at $45. cash.
Originally cost $100. Apply at the
printing office.
The Winslow mail., 1913-02-01
Mail Classified Advertising

PIANO LESSONS. = Miss Mar
guerite Day will receive pupils
for piano instruction. Special at
tention to beginners. For terms
inquire at residence.
The Winslow mail., 1913-02-01
"Clean Up the Bowels and
Keep Them Clean"

There are mary remedies to be
had FOR constipation, but the diff
Guilty IS to procure one that acts
without violence, q remedy that
The Winslow mail., 1913-02-01

FOR RENT. Store building
on Front St. Inquire at H. H.
Smith Go.