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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
WILL DECIDE IF LAKE
IS GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
suit HesweeM %mas~m~ss s~acers
asS >slo"Wl~rp-r as se~se Coesr
over n-s~k TaL-n nsser A.
NtOeWGut.

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
FOOTBALL COACHES
HEED PRESIDENT
Eircci.Is "i Yale. Harvard anu
Princeton Pledge Themselves 70
rrcv.n. H"ucIi and F"ni Play
and Holding in Tho Line.

Nv Wv" com. 1nt- U-W.Et,r
tInI. Na." . general - ul.;., adviser 10
',>ff save .Vt q -; ;rE1.r' .I g":sId to
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IL. fITVar-! gr,l i'..'-.-pu wigI I'y"s'-
.i"I' Epys"vci; Mont. which VIZ E'i'
!"r ;u" r'.,p"-~ % Considering REFORMS IN
~ gam st f"s.rt.r'l.
n" si-lsGrI"u; was ~ -i. public after
vuGH .iI jss'I! I"r.-IN-s' 2 iu -. si!"I'
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I.ly.a S;af-s = Wa srr-"1 TN; W. con
$50. Eu hpIcT.Il' oAiis .t4cg exists =
carry Uu' - i~tr"g a-G ir' S-f-i' ~ ru.-s
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EDWARD ~ NICHOLS
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
SPENCER SAYS RATE
LAWS ARE UNJUST
Railroad Representative Declares
ESch Townsend Law l.
Unfair.
AGAINST COMMON PRACTICE.
i'as>.,y. of Measure. He Argues.
W"nld H.. 10 Legally Provide
f"r y Commercial Lynch
Law.

Ne Nyih. CT It'll. Government
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b. ne .r-1-T"n s~.7a '':i. "Lic,1 " a. '"n-
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~ Il II" railroads - the agitation :"r
lid r-ie l'::si.'.pu. ~ outlined los
'H"si.ri' Sammi SI"Hc"r IL! a. :.i:f. So
-.a- ~,'I''ag h-!ngr TIA" h.wI:k Boar: -:
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opposed -" siv" ta"s- .I.crsirus p'v."..
80 - h.riy OF WHOM 10 :'.-f'cE5l oi,''t-s- r".f
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= r. ni~.-.. &" srla, I"v~r over II, am
.. stEsat.'g Without .rDpO'.u. .".!..-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

= Miller. Ffl..is ". iIu.,ln'. T..,-,o- l..
Nyr.c'- 'harI'=s iia..f'..g-. Robert Msy'r.
! u I:"s-".ts. T., ie!!ck y. s:or!-v Al
L:sJ ". r-r.!I.E Harry ". Deems. .:Sss-'..
L"t'i, .'"i'r. J. s:p!.'-. W. .sEi a.. Wlueox
E.nri:.. II i...ig-,.i. ..rIE..r II ErsG!i.:-
cSJ:i.a Z. EC''..a!s HAIRY C...-l.st..dcr.
E..l.u!. =. i.u!y.x and r.. l. :r.IS-.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
All Gsris .ik~ Dis.ussAs.

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

49,. .psr. u on lia"~ the irpr I-.s..,i
- NrJ<h "a -. ;! 80. 80 solid ~ rtsi
Pal-n"T r-aJs ~ a';FrsIt I, sto.. a.. ~ft-
zine. IDt sii-sI"i -:1e ysiy. rh- wrpl1 = q.
1.s- sut.T. 'y.s ys~:E .a.ily Il rlsSet
49, III fIi-" Will bo CJ!aysI'.d 20 shut
own .sr ..v--ff Iays
I.i.rner va - .e.l.s r.i srI q -na az
NJ tId Mrs. jr' F4iTsr- lie d''i not re-
gE!I .r0s' '"E-.rss i-ir'n death
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12
STATEHOOD FIGHT
NOW ON IN EARNEST
.Adv"a,.s "f Separai" and Single
Admission Have Campaign
Well Laid Dui.
FORMER TO MEET SATURDAY.
Prohibition and I.atsr- ninn
Clauses Probably VIII IT,
Char:ed--.Jo;nr Debates =,
Are Sought.
EErUEL!C. - .aTAT.

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h.irg ~ ~. S-lcryail Con.-i:ur.crai con-
vss,i!I a. s,G'h McAiesJsr :sIu-isy
= III, ..:ira!:r1. NoEiuaTv .h.. members
y H.. ,-~:,Ef n''ca G'n ".,ii-! r3=@;Eer ~
."'",aiiy ans 'h-Ir s!snair'r-F :, .i.c ;"..-
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= ,n'' =. ...i.:.:s,L = III. mining 'i;sr:!s's
n. -i,-- o!,ic-t {" tie meeting. =: tie
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II nae 7t."n :ou.f ;hac III. prohibition
40, uf t!I- W. - 7. /. -,:'... ws;:;s ;fc
'!is'.a:.ry system, c.; oU,
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AZ a recent ". :. =. i. r,I..;..- n.
,t"'a...- 80 the prohibition r.inv.:.:.-i wa.
&C allow. 20 s;-Aa on II. subject.
i.AEOi: UNION CLAUSE
Tie ,lsus. in 'sa c0.-;..E..ou that !.
ra';,::': 'E"-hic ".,!. TIE .av7T T!I!cns fci-
" urIs,n si!sH Ls .l-ni.I or r-:,,e-s
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-12

IIU..I .u"r-i
To-Day We will show Dinner Table
decorated with Orchids ard set with
Lavender and White China 4 Re
cep,:oa Table adorned with Chat;aey
Ros 5 and Lilies cf the VALLEY, and
L Luncheon Table with ceuter-picca
and aariaEds of Bridssmait;'s Roses
and |io.eis. Tho .Icct of tiese tables
with ne scf;iy shaded lights is IN
eXgu:si,eiy beautiful sight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-27
GWILLIAM'S PROPOSITION.
Offers TO Donate Fund to Charity and
Leave Campaign to People.

On account of there being so much tax
concerning the use of money during the
present campaign. Chairman II. W. CIVIL
liam yesterday addressed the following
letter to Z. T. Hulaniski, chairman of the
Syphers, chairman of the Socialist party.
which is designed to clearly demonstrate
the fairness of the Democratic party, ana
if the other parties are of the same frame
of mind the campaign viii be closed with
out further delay:
TO meet a manifest desire on the part
of the people Of ogden. irrespective OF
party affiliatiOn. to eliminate from the
present campaign, as well as make pre-
of money as has been the usual custom
heretofore, and which has developed q
species of grating intOlerable 10 ali
matchmaking people. | make the follow
ing proposition to you as chairman OF
your committed: That each select one
member Of the three parties now holding
ticket in the field i'm Ogden as "a joint
committee TO whom all funds now IN the
hands of the several campaign comm L
tees of the respective parties shall be de-
livered and by them used IN rendering
aid to the deserving poor of our city; 10
close the campaign from this date, and
pledge ourselves and the candidates on
the respective tickets that we viii not,
on election day haul or cause to be
hauled a single voter TO the polls, except
such persons as may he ordered by the
Joint action OF the chalfmen OF the scF-
eral parties.
The Democratic committee viii con-
tribute to this fund for charity dollar for
dollar with the amount contributed by
either of the committees Of the other
parties"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-27
RIO GRANDE BUYING LAND
Will Build Lines to Connect With All
the Wholesale Houses of
CitU

The Rio Grande Western Railroad COM
pany for several weeks past has been
purchasing land extending through the
blocks between Wall and Lincoln avenue,
from Twentieth to Twenty-fifth street
upon which il secured options some time
ago. This move would indicate that the
Rio Grande Western people do not Intend
to let the Hartman interests have the
shipping in Ogden entirely their own
Wav. Heretofore the Rio Grande people
have had no connections with the various
warehouses along Wall avenue. and as an
indication that the Hartman people did
not intend that they should secure such
a connection the fact is pointed out that
the Short Line StrenuOusly opposed Ine
making of a connection from the Rio
Grande to the new warehouse OF the SIM
mans Hardware company at TWentY-tlfsI
and Wall avenue. Nearly all of Ogden
warehouses are located along this thor
oughfare and freight that arrives over
the Rio Grande must pass through the
hands of the Short Line for delivery. IL
is stated on good authority that the
Gould people are closing up the purchase
of land as apidly as possible, and mat
in some instances extremely fancy prices
are being paid, which is necessary on ac-
count of the expiration Of the options
within a short time. The intention is 10
build a track from the yards of the RIO
Grande on Twentieth street, through the
five blocks to Twenty-fifth street thus
getting a direct connection with the ware
houses along Wall avenue from the oppo-
site side of that used by the Short Line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-27
STRONG TALK is MADE
Trustee Truesdale Says Investigation
OF the Mutual Will Be Fair
and Impartial.

New York. Oct 26.-Wiliam II. Trues-
daIe, one of the committee of three
appointed by the trustees of the Nfu-
tual lAIe Insurance company to inves-
usaJe the affairs of that corporation.
put himself on record today as being
IN FAVOR of an investigation that will
dlsclose all the weak spots in its man
agement
Mr.. Tuesdale. who is president of the
bcidWdIe, LackaWanna & Western
railroad and the probable chairman of
the investigating committee. said:
nave heard for some weeks talk
among certain of the trustees that the
Iacts that are coming out before the
IeslsldtiNe committee make it necessary
lhat this should be an independent in
NesllsaJlon OF the company. That il
was 10 be in any way connected with
tue institution was not known TO ne.
and the Information that / had been
CHOSEN "A member OF the investigating
committee came as a surprise
any impression that this committee
Was intended To be a Whitewashing
committee or a committee pledged in
advance 10 uphold any officer of the
company or any particular set of trans
actions Is an entirely erroneous one.
The committee will seek TO get at
the exact truth i'm regard TO the affairs
or the Mutual Life Insurance companv
iairly impartlally and in a judicial
manner and viii spare no effort to this
END. Having ascertained the facts. il
VIII then determine what changes. if
any, are necessary in the organization
al mar 2ent of the company. and
VIII ende 20 have such measures as
IL may decide uuon pat into effect to
The end that the Mutual shall be placed
On the highest plane as d life insurance
company"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-27
TWO ARE KILLED
BY BOILING SOUP
Young Boys Scalded to Death in Car
at Caliente.
RESULT OF a COLLISION
KETTLE KNOCKED OFF STOVE
FALLS ON LITTLE ONES.

The remains of Vern Fuller. years OF
age, and his little brother Arthur the
only children of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Fuller Of SDringville. who were scalded
10 death at Caliente Tuesday night, we're
yesterday brought to the undertaking
parlors Of $. ID. Evans The accident
was tho result of "a collision on a siding
caused by a freight train backing into
stationary cooking car occupied by
the Fuller family. The children were
occurred A large kettle. containing ten
gallons Of soup, was Knocked off the
stove by the crash and fell upon the
unfortunate children. The sOuD was
boiling and the bodies OF the children
were badly burned. Veru, the elder was
rendered unconscious and died before as
sistance could be given him Arthur was
taken from the ear Immediately and ar
raugements were made 10 bring him 10
salt Lake, but the child died in his
fathers arms shortly after boarding the
train.
The mother had left the car a few
minutes before the freight train backed
on the siding When the collision oc-
CURED she ran back 10 the car. There
she found her children. lying on the
floor III agony, with their tender flesh
literally burned from their bones. Her
screams attracted her husband and mem
bers OF the section crew. Medical as
slstance was summoned but nothing could
be done for the children
The funeral will take place at the mar
eats home IN Springville, Saturday after
noon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-27
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Oct. 2G-The funeral services
over the remains of Daniel c. LeaVitt will
he held inNthe Second ward meeting house
tomorrow tFriday) beginning at / O'Clock
s L. Chapman is over from American
Fork today
Mrs. y. H. MiNNof Ely New. will move
here about Nov. J, for The purpose of Civ
ing her children an opportunity to attend
The Brigham Young university.
Ross Wilcox, q l9-ycdr-Old Young man
from Cedar Fort was examined as 10 his
sanity today by Drs. Westwood and Sla-
ter in Judge Booths court. and commit
ted TO the state mental hospital.
A daughter has been born 10 Mr. and
Mrs. William Peterson. ALI well.
The family Of Mr. ana Mrs A. l.. Booth
has been increased by the arrival of "a
daughter; all well
Hugh Mooney expects TO leave for a
visit 70 his native land Scotland in about
a week.
The free library committee met last
evening and decided 20 occupy the base
ment of the court house as temporary
quarters for the library and reading
room Work Will be commenced At once
10 fit the place with shelving, tables etc.
and as soon as Ii can be completed IL
will be opened 60 the public Application
for the position Of librarian will be con-
sidered by the committee
The Republicans will hold rallies in the
following places ON the dates given: Oct.
81. Mscscr school house. Nov l. Franklin
school house: Nov. % Timpanogos school
house, Nov. 3 Parker school house. Nov
4 Ouera house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-27

Mrs. H. Haslam. 35S North Sixth West
street. There will be a number of local
speakers, plenty ot-musc and refresh
ments.
J. J. Greenewald demands that cor
rectiOn be made in the terms Of his bet
as announced. He asserts that he put up
$50 ON W. J. Lynch giving the Democrat
who put up $40 on the field. ., very well.
Democrats of the Fourth ward will hold
another social rally. This one will be at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. 1t. Candland,
> q street. There will be number OF
local speakers. good music and refresh
mentS.
There will be a meeting Saturday night
of the district chairmen Of the Repub-
lican city organization. IL is expected
that every district in the city will be
represented at this meeting lnstruc-
tions are to be given out as TO resistra-
ton.
Among other real estate operators who
seem to have entire confidence in the sta
bility of Salt Lake and the prospect of
an adv.mce in realty values, is the firm of
Hoffman Brothers. Yesterday they indt-
Gated their opinion BY closing a deal for
the five acres of land between Ninth ana
Tenth South, known as LeadVtlle Place,
making, their purchases of acreage in the
southeast part of the city run up TO ltO
acres in three years. They have induced
over 2G0 families To locate in the city and
report "a number Of others who have an
nOunced their intention of coming here
in the near future.
Water from the Green ditch is flowing
through the streets Of this city these
days. This water was turned into the Salt
Lake & Jordan canal Wednesday by Ben
ID. Luce, the land and water commits
siOner. This is part of the Big Cotton
wood water that comes TO the city DIS a
result of the exchange with the farmers
under the Green ditch. It is estimated
that 800 90 gallons daily are running
into the city from this source alone. As
soon as the conduit is completed it will
be turned into the water mains to be
made part of the permanent supply OF
the city.
The Women's American club held
successful business meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A s, Little,
SIS East First South street Plans for
general rally 70 close the campaign were
discussed although no definite action was
taken. Following the business Of the day
refreshments were served At 2:30 clock
tomorrow afternoon another business
meeting viii be held, at which REPORTS
from heads of committees will be read.
1t was announced yesterday that socials
We're to be held In the Third and Fourth
wards next Wednesday afternoon Many
club members expect 10 participate in the
coming Fifth ward reception.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-27

Many women long for a child to bless
their homes. but because of some de-
bility or displacement of the female
organs they are barren.
Preparation for healthy maternity is
accomplished by Lydia f. Pinlham's
Vegetable Compound more successfully
than by any other medicine, because it
gives tone and strength TO the entire
female organism, curing all displace-
ments, liberation and Inflammation
A woman who is in good physical
condition transmits to her children the
blessings of a good constitution. Is
not that an incentive to prepare for a
healthy maternity?
If expeetant mothers would fortifv
themselves with Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, which for thirty
years has sustained thousands of
women in this condition, there would
be great decrease in miscarriageS, in
suffering. and in disappointment at
birth.
The following letters to Mrs Pink
ham demonstrate the power of Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in
such cases.
Mrs. l.. C. Glover, President of
Milwaukee Business Woman's AssOcia-
ton, of 6l4 Grove Street, Milwaukee,
Wis, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
was married for several years and no
children blessed our home. The doctor said
had complication of female troubles and
/ could not have any children unless | could
be cured. For months / took his medicines,
trying in vain for cure, but at last nv hus-
band became disguised and suggested that I
Many Women Nave Been Benefited b.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-27
POLICE SPOT THE FOUNDERS.
Vags Float Into the City to Help in
the Election.

Police Officers have spotted at least
fifty FOUNDERS who have drifted into
Salt Lake City from all points of the
compass within the past two or three
days. They are toughs of the worst
character. some of them. They cannot
be arrested as vags Tin they have been
or the streets for ten days. or until they
attempt some misdcCd.
The theory of the police is that these
FOUNDERS have been imported To vote the
American ticket They will be given
lodging and If necessary a days work or
two for appearance sake to kssp them
within the ranks of the semi-rcSpectable
until election day, After they vote they
will drift out, their mission completed
Party workers are calling attention to
the provision in the election law that
permits a voter to register in a new dis
trict without getting transfer from the
district la which he formerly lived. This
IL is pointed out opens tho way for re-
peatirg. and il is feared that much of
this viii bee attempted. Vigilance viii be
maintained by Democratic workers at
the polls and elsewhere to prevent
crooked work. Ii will go hard with re-
pcatsrs and illegal voters if they are
caught at il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-27
MILLIONS OF WOMEN
ARE AGAINST SM0OT

= Philadeiphia Oct 26.-More than :
= 100000 women representing the lead Z
= ing WOmen's organizations of the y
= United States have adopted a memo =
> rial calling for the unseating OF =
= United States Senator Reed Smoot ,
= This was announced by the execu- =
= tive comCittee OF tn National Con- y
= gTess of Mothers. who met here to- =
= day. This memorial will be present e
= ed when CONGRESS conVenes. United 3
action was decided upon al a meeting =
= OF he executive committee of the =
= National League OF Women's Organ y
= tZations which Was held in New =
= York YESTERDAY =
= The women declare that Reed =
Z 5m0ot, who IS an apostle and ia =
= direct line for the Mormon pTesi- =
= denCy has pledged first allegiance to =
= the Mormon herstehy which has e
> broken faith with the government =
Smoot the women declare. controls y
= the vote of eight other senators, and, =
= fearing that his power will Increase. y
> they ask that action be taken at the -
> converting OF congress. =
1T "as decided 20 hold the next =
= national congress OF mothers at Los :
= Angeles. May Z. 9 and 10. 1908. =
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