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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
Nj. White has Hopes that the Rate
May be Continued.
THE SHORT LINE EXCURSION
southern Pacific Reoraan,sed- Gass
Tin'ic Railway Rail.
road Notes.

E.r John II. white, PRECEDENT OF the
Utah stockgrowers' association. said
today, that he still hoped that the feed
IN transit rates would not be abolished
on May goth. lie says that feeders ia
Kansas and Nebraska are most inter.
cstcd In retaining the feed In transit
arrangement than are the producers Ia
the West "The feeders now purchase
In Denver. usually with freight paid 20
the river. Under tho rule that prevails
now. u We ship into Denver the routing
may be changed TO any OF the roads
that 10 out OF Denver on the east.
This enables the buyer 10 purchase vt
Denver. with all freight charvca paid
TO the Missouri river market. and with
the utop-ovcr privilege ~ feeding six
months at any place aiong the route.
Tho railroads have been exceedingly
liberal on that proposition. n the fecd
In transit rate n Withdrawn. feeders
viii no doubt purchase at the Missouri
river markets instead 0f buying at
Denver. NJ at present. They VIII have
a larger number and variety % cattle
TO pick from %, the Missouri river mar.
kc,s. and the only Involvement there Is
nov for them to purchase at Denver
would be removed by the Withdrawal OF
the rate.
ut occurs 10 me that the Union Stock
yards nj Denver will he more affected
by the withdrawal OF the rate than VIII
an. other parties. The Western man.
who ships TO market for the purpose OF
selling. will md that his business VIII
soon be adjusted TO the new conditions
Yet there are many producers 81 cattle
In the West that make ufs ~ the feed
In transit privilege fof the purpose ~
feeding their own Htu,< IN Kansas aud
Nchran ska. and they also VIII be at
fected by the withdrawal af the rate.
I do not think western stock interests
~ a whole would suffer by the change.
though particular individuals would.
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''rsfoas Aprsilsiior Applied aud I,iis
Pointed Out by Mayer wan. OF L.hI

bpffli - the News"
Lehi, Aptll gS-Mayor wits, II te.
licNe the pf,g'nh idea that 0p.ratsI In
the production " the trust was an at.
tempt on ne part ~ lndlN Ia Ella TO Oh
80 the evils and Disadvantage 10
them q completion which tsn1a 10 dlf.
sinnie into the hands ~ the many. IA,
pfohts u trade, whereas the trust
would ccniralire those profits into
The hands 81 the few. Il forraf inc
small dealer IN rciirr from the nsia
ana lchSe nrgunize1 capital m peaceful
Possession 10 fleece the people. II may
riihulatr unde In one r,ctlua and de-
pfeff ltPat IN ennther Ia serve ita prt.
Iosfl, earring fluctuations ,shich are
r-irlnHntai 10 trade, ny llmi..n - %.
duetlon and raising the price ~ that
wheel u produced II causes ,nurh ruf-
f"rits md rNrn death and should be
feHaIilcd ~ a murderer. ! believe strln-
ont Avs rlnuli b. enacted ana NIcNg.
'nsly snferc'd aud the oyll fought WI
~ Tie rtMcr Of a free people Nh1le
freedom Il menacod by the trust"
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nrrnr.rsrar,,n :. G. cAI,,srrm.


Special per Dcncrot Telegraph.
Fillmore. April 23.-iion. r. G. callla-
ter, mcmhcr " the lower branch OF the
Legislature. said he did not know the
causes Of the organization OF trusts
the organizers know best. lilo regretted
the the formation Of trusts on staple
articles and their operation In Utah.
ana h opposed 10 trusts ana combnn.
lions ~ wealth In most eases. lie be-
nnd stock raising Industries and re-
duce the amount Of trade Of the mer-
chants and other business men. There
should he the strongest Kind ~ ma
ilnnnl legislation 20 prevent the lorna.
ton and operation 0f trusts. lie ala
not think that legislation would be e.
fectiye. but believed that state iegis-
latlon should provide a bounty ON all
articles handled by trusts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
EAST TIsrIc RAILWAY.
WIN Esiend ~. LIN. Two Nile. To N.
Iron Milne.

The Tintic Miner announces that as
u result Of the purchase Of The famous
old Dragon Iron mine by McHHrH New
house aud Weir ana their plans for itH
development there win probably be- an
tension Of the line Of the New East
Tintic railway 10 tho property, which
Il will reach Via the star Consolidated.
shipments from which viii be greatly
increased this summer, The line An
with an easy grade. nnd VIII cost
probably 10000. The road has plenty
Of rolling stock, and the present forcr
viii not have to be- Increased TO handle
the tonnage. The Iron Mine ships
regularly about ao0oo.00o pounds per
year, which In now handled by wagon
70 Silver Clty.-fIntlc Minor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Special per Desert Telegraph
Logan. April 2a,--tn reply 10 your
question. Hon. orson Smith submits the
following opinion.
II am not familiar with the real OBJ
iect ~ trusts, Their direct effect upon
trade. believe detrimental, because
they preclude tho possibility OF COM
petition, and competition IN the life
Of trade, Legislation needed to
check them must be determined by q
careful investigation OF their effects
unon different branches OF trade, Com.
bined capital may be all right for some
purposes, but may be carried to eX-
treIncH."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Special per Dcaerct Telegraph.
Richneld. April ss.--Following are the
views ~ Mr., soegmlller In answer to
your inquiry;
The Invasion of our State by the
trusts II source Of great apprchen-
sion From the roatrum and through
the press public sentiment should he
crystalikod against them. our sugar
producers. miners. mechanics. laborerH
and capitalists should not be ruined by
these mercilenH octopuHoH, LEGISLATION
that win protect our home builders and
cripple the calamity producers should
be enacted"
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the MIGHTY TRUSTSl



-. nan ono year. Priccs were
~ s - ana maintained during the
,s,,er mart NJ 1897 and the year loe'
~, ~ limo then came when some OF
~ ,n,iis must stop making goods iof
s,,t q, a market and, rs usual, De
80 any of them would do 10. they he'
- 10 cut prices, and they nave
continued showing the opening
- IN. heavy weight kuuH.
~ ,he season or 1890 until We ma
ss,ndltlona that could hardly be ne
llevcd. namely Lower priced k'e,eeH
,n.n when wool was but one half the
s'.sea. gsuss.i partly by the use " cot
IN and partiy By ceiling goods actually
heisw cnst. This condition was hfst
scii nv the Eastern manufacturers ami
~. ,as only one NJ twu things lott
~ ,h.sn 10 do; either run ut loss. ana
cr.iiv b,.rafno bankrupt or mako some
ronsbiuailon whereby the production
could be- regulated. cost % production
reduced. BY reduction uf agencies. re-
ducilon Of officials, reduction Or travel
ing men. etc.. thus placing them.elNe,
In a position to manufacture goods ana
got them into the hands nf the buyers
al the least possible cost
The Eastern mills chose the l1t'ef
and formed combination or trust. OF
n IA called. and u came about Just -
natural a. n man would reach put his
hnnd 10 protect himself IN case he was
KNOCKED down.
Therc IL at present talk ~ Western
wooden mills forming an equalization
~ eamc Kind Tor the same purpose. but
they are ~ scattered that no one can
len Al the present time what the out
come will be- Hut there IN one thing
aufr. and IL ia this There must b.
change or most ~ the mills must fail.
N ynu nrk me which I would consider
tho worst 10 form trust and exist, or
continue hfhiinr until draih come, I
would annWer. ! prefer the trust The
direct cause " the formation ~ trusts
N wooden mills IL over PRODUCTION. and
the object of them II self preservation.
40 evil results. - far. have come from
the forming ~ wppicn combinations ~
Eastern State. and I cannot conceive
~ any coming g. the wooden mills or
employee hy the formation ~ one for
the Western States. unless the follow.
ing could be called an evil In the
conhlnaiion " great faciuricu thcfg
are some more fnyurably situated and
have greater facilities than others Tor
the making " goods. and with n COM
hlnai,on the management would. m
doubt. say 70 the favorably loCatei
mill, You run continuously" and ~
the unfavurubly heated mill. AT pres.
snt there " no need ~ running"
1.-THE above statements ! know 60 b.
true and N they can b. cured by icgia.
iailon would be- IN favor ~ such The
word "trusta"hna always sounded 10 me
Ne something hofrid. but since learn.
Ing the cause of the formation ~ WOOL.
on trusts I have concluded that. per
haps, other lines OF business. with
which ! am not 80 wen acquainted
have their soruwH rnd trials. aud per.
hapa formed for similar purposes aa
that u the wooden miiin.'
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Npf'lNl peI b'eNfet i'ltbFhpn'
Beaver, Utah, April ea.--State Sena-
TOR Tanner and Representative MUIR
dock Join In the statement. "rhe pur-
pose u trusts Ia TO stiiie competition
place the consumer at the merry %. the
hrusta, ON account Of our many re-
sources II VIII not he the same ~ Ia
oihrr countries. Would favor strongest
constitutional LEGISLATION tat cdh d.
taHaed TO prohibit the formation and
oInralloh OF trusts In our state. Luz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
TRUSTS Am Nor rrnNicIors.
A. . Hale They Are Beneficial and Can
not b. Prohibited.


'P'VIhI Per D0Erfct TcIeEfnph.
ogden, April Ex-senator Fred J.
klrael said. Trusts usually arc tho
guigrowth Of vigorous competition.
They ore a sign OF the tlmes-cvolu-
ton, " you pieasc-nOt pcrnlclOun. "
governed wisely and n 10 governed.
should fcrult.in benefit to the consumer
b'causs % a chcapcning OF expenses; N
over capitalized. they will 10 down TO
destruction. nH did the original match.
cnrdnEc and spirit trusts. Thcee no.
called trusts by reason OF arbltrnrincas
excessive profits or mcddling In POLL
ties carry the seeds % their own dca-
truciion. You cannot. In my opinion.
leglsinic In restraint Of legitimate
trade"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

gprlngviilc. Utah. April oh, r,
Reynolds. "My opinion 81 organised
trusts In the fair State OF Utah IL that
they are detrimental to the progress
and advancement Of our state. and the
masses ~ the people. The cause %
combines "a the concentration Of
wealth. My opinion II that Utah should
adopt the laws Of the state Of Illinois,
and put them In force"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

sit Pleasant. April se.-"rhc natural
desire Of capital TO control labor and
all that labor can produce stimulated
foreign competition and the de-
m0netizntion Of silver trade IN
lniuriouHly affected by the nd
vance In prices. thus reducing
the the demand without "a correspond.
ing profit to merchants ana cutting OF
employment for the laboring class,
Existing federal ntatuteH properly un-
forced would certainly check the
growth and operation Of trusts. Raln-
ihry amendments may be necessary TO
further DISCOURAGE the growing EVIL.
but am not sufficiently familiar with
tho present law TO make any Huggea-
lions"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
NOW READY.

Jenson'a Church Chronology. n ehron-
illogical history o, the church from
1905 to the close OF 1895 Printed IN
new type throughout. In any style
Of binding desired. Prices. ti.gs $40
ard taco. The funds derived from the
sale Of the book will be used for the
erection Of n now fhttcr-dny Saints
Histofian'H once IN this city. For sale
at THE DraEnf.T NEWS
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the BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by Dr. James ~
Talmasc. an account Of IT, origin. with
evidences Of It's grnuinrncss and Au.
thcnticlty. Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from Dr.
Tnimagc'H book ''The Articles ~
form for tho use Of Investigators and
students, Price ioc. For sale BY the
Descrct News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Special per Dcscrct telegraph.
springviilc. Utah. April 2e.-"My
opinion as to the cause OF 30 many
combines Of wealth ". men seem 20
have surrendered their better Judgment
In theft great greed for gain and have
iost sight Of every principle Of Justice
and equity to their fellow man"
Special per Dcserci Telegraph.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Home Missionaries In the country
wards tomorrow.
Religious services In the German Ian
RunRc arc hold every Sunday morning,
~ y O'Clock. In the Choir Hall. on
Richard street.
scandinavian religious meetings arc
held every sunday at 10 o'clock q. ~.
IN the choir hail. Richard street. this
city Also every Thursday evening Mt
: o'clock In the Fourteenth ward as
senbiy rooms.
ON Monday evening next. n farewell
party VIII be given In the Third ward
meeting house for the benefit % Elder
j, w. IRE. who leaves soon for n mis-
sion 10 the Northwestern States. The
following program VIII be rendered.
Ladies' Chorus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

win Leave tho shortiins Depot 81 Right
O'clock Tomorrow Morning.

The Short fAne excursion 10 Eureka
Silver city. Mammoth aud Mercur will
leave the depot at \ o'clock tomorrow
morning and will return at $50 In the
evening. This VIII give the excursion
lists several hours AT Tintic and Mercur
Tho fare for the round trip rs g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services of the church Of
Jesus christ Of I.nttcr-dny Saints will
H. held tomorrow at 2 o'clock IN the
Tabernacle. sunday schools In the
various wards AZ 10 n. M. and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as foilowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

we are In favor Of our resources being
developed and money being circulated
in our country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Underwear FOR meni new lines and
oolers, all Hizee Brown. Terry q Wood.
run Co., 1865 Main 81
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For Spring wear, The Miller, Denney.
Schoble and Halves Derby shapes. Solo
AGENTS, THROWN, Terry y Woodruff Co,
icd Main 81.
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openlnE Address dos. ". striusfciiow

following program VIII be rendered;
Ladies' Chorus.
Opening Address dos. W, stringfcliow
Instrumental duet. .s.s .sssss .ss..
.... Master and Miss Darrcll
hccitation ....... Miss l,rudcnce brown
solo .;..'.; ;...;;;.,.. Nils ZIG Jensen
rathcrly advice lilrhep Thoe; Maycoak
Isccitation Miss Kate Madison
Guitar solo ...,. Prof. G. u. schrttler
Quartet ......... Mcssrr. Arhworth.
Kclson. Patrick and Chrlstopherson
Recitation "... ..... Mr.. I'D. MidElcy
solp '''''' ''''' '''s.'Mr; tr.d Graham
stephens and Willard chrls,opheraon
kccitation ...........,... Miss Boyer
aolo 80. Miss Be.ria I:dmunds
lftuO Holo ..... ......Mr. .Nlvln liccalny
ltccitation ....... ...... Nj. III. lsoNesy
,nwal 500 1900 ''s',.,., M,4s Mi.flyy
Rec Whtion ...s. ....s, Mlha IpAir MOTIFS
Farewell address. .Mr. Joshua seiisy
conioint Mutual Improvement Asso.
citation conferences will be- held during
May NJ follows: 18th and 18th OF the
Utah stake at Provo; on 18th OF the
star Valley stake. ON sint OF the We.
her Stake nt Ogden. on sist and ssnd
81 the Davis stake. on sard OF tn.
uintah stake at vernai.
Elder y. y. Hin,ze. who has been Ia.
boring IN Athens. the capital OF Greece.
for short time. had by last adyieer.
returned TO conniantlnopIe.
The Elders 81 the church have com.
mcnced laboring on the Maraui.as
Islands In the Great Routh Seas. under
the direction OF the president VI the
Society Islands mission.
The meeting place Of the Saints In
London has been changed TO Clerken-
we'll Town hall, ltorebcry avenue. Lon
don ~ This is a great Improvement
On the old place.
Including one lady. iss missionaries
loft Zion for various mission fields dur
Ing the month % April.
Elders John Henry smith and 81. Y.
cowley, OF the quorum OF the Twelve
Apostles. left Salt Lake city ON the
evening ~ April ssth To attend n meet.
INK Of the conference preHidrntH and
other officers Of the Southern states
mission at Chattanooga. and otherwise
visit In that mission.
Elder Ed. J. Wood, late president Of
the Samoan mission. II prcpf ing "A new
series Of Gospel tracts Ia tho language
Of that people.
Elder brigham Young II about TO take
"a "trip south. but viii return In time 10
he present at the family t--union To be
held On the anniversary of the birth OF
his father. June list
President Lorenzo Snow, neeompanled
by Apostle liudger clawaon. left this
| city Tor brigham city this morning.
ON TUESDAY evening, May 18Th, 1899.
al tho first ward meeting mouse, a nne
entertainment VIII be given In honor
OF Elders James >. surfing, Geo Mor-
tonsen, y, ,. johnson and Geo, w, HI.
ton, IT., who are soon 70 depart ON
missions To the southern states,
anrne ~ IN. n.,y CITY snrinli.r. ,siit
be- In tonight, W."
Mr. n n N.vins g.,.,-,i a,,.,, =,
the ID. a N a.. return.d mi. n,nrnine
from "A min thnntlsh idaho ami Mn.
lana.
Mr' ". u. Deering. assistant general
p'iHsehs.r agent OF fennHylvania lines
west OF fltiHburF, " IN town Geo. w,
HUI travelling passenger agent OF the
ON account of the success and great
| Hp"u accomplished ny FORMER Nor
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The Canadian Pacific Il about 10 In
nururatc the Empire Limited" train
from coast 20 coast. Tho train II to
average fofty.nvc miles an hour In rs
trnnacontineutal passage, and VIII
make absolutely no stops except to
change engines and take on water.
The train viii carry mails. express and
hagggnc, aud have nii the equipment
Of an ordinary firat.ciass cxprcss.
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Perfect fitilng. tailor cut. best cloths.
brown, Terry a woodurr Co. icd
Main ~.
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N;(lI6I|3lI|I|
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This Train
Has a
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Bunet.smohinE.Llbrary cars. such
as you IND on our train leaving Den.
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They are wonderfully comfortable.
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Remember the hour OF departure
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Nothing quicker via any line.
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For sale by q. c. N. l.. Clark ~
dredgc a Co. Salt Lake Hardware ~
and and Geo. \. Lowe. halt Lsks cIu;
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-26
Those Waterworks.

The Muskogee Times in COM
menting on the article relating to a
system of waterworks for Ardmore
as mentioned in the ARDMoREITE
recently, in letter from a party
to Alderman German, says:
The plan outlined possesses some
very commendable features. 1t is
an easy and practical way to secure
ample protection against fire at a
very small cost A similar propo-
sition has been submitted to the
people of Muskogee and the wonder
is that it has not been accepted.
The additional tax levy necessary
10 pay the hydrant rental would be
practically imperceptible and the
protection afforded would be meal
culable. With the completion of a
good waterworks system in Musko-
gee the rate of insurance would be
Immediately reduced so or 75
per cent. As purely business and
economical proposition the building
of waterworks should not be de-
layed by our people a moment
longer than is absolutely necessary
Saving in insurance will pay fol-
the system before a ten year fran
chise would expire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-26
Newspaper Errors.

To run newspaper without oc-
caSionally publishing an item
that is untrue, or gives offenSe,
remarks a level-headed exchange.
is like running a railroad without
having accidents and smashups.
To do either is physical impossible
iity. No man on earth is to so
great an extent constantly at the
mercy of both friends and enemies
as the editor of country news
paper. Pushed continually with
work, he must get much of the
information concerning transpir-
ing events second or third handed
or not at all. Frequently state
ments are received from supposed
ly trust worthy sources which are
subsequently found to be without
foundation. If, therefore, you
find yourself to be aggrleved by
some statement in Your home
paper, be charitable. Bear the
above facts in mind, and give the
editor the benefit of the doubt, un-
til at least you have investigated
Not one editor in a thousand viii
fully Injuries friend or foe by mis-
representation. Go to him and
ask for a correction, and our word
for it, nine cases out of 10, if your
cause is Just. you will be received
politely, and proper correction will
be made with pleasure Green
vile Morning Herald.