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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-08
OF INTEREST TO
CONSERVATIVES

Would you like to investigate the
Bensonizer Treatment. about which
20 much has been said in the daily
papers during the past year?
Do you know that OF the 100 test
cases taken In the tenement district
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cent were successfully treated?
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Do you know that the Bensonixer
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A CALL 70 THE BOOSTERS.

A call 10 hereby made for al per.
IONS living in New Mexico who were
born in Indiana, or who resided there
five years o. more and claimed their
residence there, to meet at the city
hall. IN Las Vegas, Friday evening,
February 9. at 8 o'clock, sharp. FOR
the purpose Of organizing : club TO
to be known 40 the indiana Club OF
New Mexico, such club to be . per
manent organization.
This call ~ general for men, wo.
men and children, and the Hoosiers
are requested TO turn out In force.
va will b pleased to hear from
such Hoosiers 70 are In sympathy
with thls movement, but who are Va
able 70 b present.
Dated this January a. 1905
z. v. LONG,
F.E. oLNEY,
W. .. BUNKER,
w. z. ooRrNgR,
cHAo. .. PETERsoN,
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LOST cATrLe.

Five cows. all branded v on left
shoulder, eaesped from pasture near
Las Vegas Saturday or Sunday. Ten
dollars will be paid for their return
to GRAFT & Hayward. or reasonable
reward for any information as to their
whereabouts. 2-44
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Behring's for tents.

Free 20 otoekmen.
Any stockman who will ship cattle,
Aogs. or. sheeus this year may receive
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saklng how much stock
WAeA Il viii b ready fos
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c. A. Snow & Co., patent attorneys,
OF Washington. d. c., have q small
memorandum book and diary for 1906
which they will send to mechanics,
manufacturers, or inventors for pos
tage, 2 cents,
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The saddest thing In life ID a poor
old age. yet thousands experience It
by n~eglecting to save towards q com.
petence In the golden days OF youth.
The Plaza Trust and Savings bank
pays 4 per cent interest. SIT
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escos RIVER roassr Rssgavg,
Application ser Grazing Permits.

Notice In hereby given that all ap'
~plications for permits to Craze cattle
and horses within the Pecos River
Forest Reserve during the season 81
1906. must be submitted to L. p,
Kneipp. forest ranger In charge. San
Ia Fe. N. NJ. on or before March ].
as06. Full Information In regard "a
the grazing fees to b charged. and
blank forms to be used II making ~
plicatiou. will be furnished upon -
quest addressed to the above named
officer.
THOMAS II. 6HERRARD.
232 Acting Forester.
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$50 REWARD.

For information leading 10 arrest
aud conviction OF persons cutting or
stealing copper wire or any other
property belonging TO the Las Vegas
Railway \ Power company.
w. A, BUDDECKE, President.
2.I20
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In this age OF competition we feel
Chat everybody II entitled to his
moneys worth. Therefore We say In
sist on getting l-l3h
ShaWhaN Whiskey.
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DISHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
For Homes or Restaurants.
We quote for this week.
csc, for best China Bowls
ard Pitchers,
$40 for s1,50 best China Combinettes,
RosENrHAL FURNITURE CO.
2.iS
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Claim Agent Zimmerman Of the
Santa Fe Is In the city from Albu'
querdue. and made a visit to the com
pany hospital this morning,
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Sterling Steel carper S%weepers.
Also full line Of
elsseli's Carpet Sweepers,
$1.98 for the $2.75 kind.
ROsENTHAL FURNITURE CO.
PAS

The man "who knows" insists In
getting shawhan Whiskey.
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WANTED-Painter and calclminer.
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Valentines at the Savings Bank
STORE. 2-36
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Coming Attractions.

The following attractions have been
booked for the Duncan for the near
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Pictures framed 70. order 1t 8. r.
Dearths' the undertaken. 1925
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Sow Il the time. Qne.third on on
Cutlery, Sporting Goods, Skates. 81.
cycles and Hunting coats, at M.
Biehrs. LIZ
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yfell them you know there is none
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Smoke the Blk. Union made. Pisa
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Ia = NgN ~ft
Sale :
ON ALL
WARM GOODS.

Extraordipary Values. Now Is your
chance 70 get something substantial at
low prices.
cnnn0n SENSE SHOE STORE
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
MAKE STRONG PLEA
FOR LIBERAL VIEWS
English Statesman Says No
Church Can Control Re-
ligiOus Teachings.

| LONDON, May SIN the course OF the
debate In the House OF Commons today
on the education bill, David Lloyd-Georgc.
president OF the Board OF Trade. answer
ing the claim Of former Premier Bal
four, Conservative, for the logical set
tlement of the educational question,
said II was easier to be logical In
criticism than in action. or four logical
settlements" the first was purely secu-
lar. the second frankly denominational
all round. the third common religious
syllabus and the fourth was, nc might
say, that there could not be common
religious syllabus between Protestants
and Catholics.
Had Been Tried.
This was the settlement had in Ger
many. Quebec and Holland. 1t was a
recognition that fundamental differences
could not be solved.
The speaker said that he had examined
these various settlements in order to
show why the Government had concluded
that the last OF the four was the only
one 1t could PROFOUND under the clrcum-
stances,
Touch of Arrogance.
1t was said they should give the same
right of religious teachings to every de-
nomination; but the assumption was That
none had dogma except the Church OF
Englnnd-an assumption with a touch OF
arrogance In III.
II right were given one denominn-
tion 1t should be given all. States. Mr..
LloydGoorge said, do not bring up sec
tarians. but citizens.
Tribute to America.
What Is occurring In England. Mr..
Lloyd-George declared, was part OF
general movement that had occurred In
every Democratic country In the world
There were three democratic countries
America, France and England What Is
taking place in those countries showed
that Democracy had come to the conclu-
sion that clericalism is Its enemy. There
was no use In saying there was hatred
OF q special church, il was, the instinct
of three great democratic peoples NOV
ing toward what they believed was
liberty of conscience.
Rally Round Bible.
The people had made up their minds to
stand and rally round the Bible, which
they were anxious 10 place in the hands
of their children, that no ecclesiaStic
should be allowed to Interfere between
child and the great book which had
saved England from darkness In the past
and would continue to illumine the gloom
that might oppress her in the future,
which would perhaps help
bring about a better state OF things than
their parents Ind enjoyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
Coal Operators of Illinois Will Take
This Step

CHICAGO. May S-The peace" con-
vention of the bituminous coal operators
viii open here tomorrow morning In thu
knowledge that negotiations with the
United Mine Workers looking toward a
settlement OF the strike are at an end
A telegram was received from John
Mitchell today rejecting the last arbitra-
tion proposal of the mine owners.
The operators In their proposal, offered
TO arbitrate not only the miners demand
for increased wages but also the open
shop system of collection of dues by
employers and tho fixing of diiferentials
between pick and machine mining
Appeal to President,
Plans are being made by the operators
to send delegation to Washington 10
ask President Roosevelt to take imme
date action to end the strike in the BIZ
luminous fields. According 10 present
plans, fifty or more coal operators.
representing the bituminous district of
Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, Indian Ter
ritory, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio VIII call
on the President.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
HOW TO MAKE A
BEAUTIFUL ZION
What Can Children Do to Make
Salt Lake Cleaner and
Beautiful.
TRlBUNE'S OFFER FOR PRIZE
ESSAYS ARE AWARDED
Two Pupils in Emerson School
Win Two; Sumner School
Win Third.

Several weeks ago The Tribune made
an offer OF s25 in prizes. through the Civic
lcague-$1o for the best, $40 for the second
best and s. for the third best essay, by
pupils In the Salt Lake City public
schools, on the subject of What Can the
Children OF Salt Lake Do to Make a
Cleaner and More Beautiful City?"
In compliance with this offer more than
five hundred essays were sent to the corn
mlttce of the Civic league. 1his commit
tee consisted of Mrs. William H. Bentz,
Mrs Wilbur Anness and Miss Katherine
Page
This large number has been carefully
gone over and on Tuesday the committee
announced Its decision, VIZ
Prize Winners.
First prize awarded 10 ivy Teasdalc Of
class "A, grade S. Emerson school
Second prize awarded to Anthony
school
Third prize awarcd to Raymond Rogers,
class a, grade g. Sumner school.
Honorable Mention.
There were several others that were IN
the prize-winning class, and honorable
mention was made OF them by the COM
mlttce. as follows
Dorothy Bailey, WaSatch school
irene Nichols, Emerson school.
Phil Grant. Emerson school
Chester Sperry, Webster school
Madeline Wietz Oquirrh school
Henrietta Berets. Oquirrh school
Inc essays which were awarded prizes
follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
FRISCO DISASTER NOW
SHAKES LUMBER TRADE
Entire Readjustment of Bust
ness Conditions Must Fol
low, Says Authority.

ST. LOUIS. May S.-According TO q re-
port by Secretary Smith at today's ses-
sion of the fourth annual convention of
the National Lumber Manufacturers as
sociation. the destruction OF San Fran
cisco will cause a shake-up In the lumber
trade. The report In part follows:
Abnormal Conditions.
Had this report been written month
ago, IL would have been possible TO say
that trade was moving along in we'll
established channels In practically all
localities, but the recent appalling dis
aster In California. has brought about
abnormal conditions on the coast, which
VIII turn large quantities OF lumber
from its customary course and cause a
readJustment which will have an effect OH
the entire territory west Of the MisSis-
slppl riYri''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
NOT MUCH DOING
House Devotes Time to Naval Appro-
priation Bill.

WASHINGTON. May s.-The House OF
Representatives devoted the day to the
naval Appropriation bill, and accomplished
the reading for amendment of the first
hfteen pages. During this time several
topics incident to the measure were dis
cuSsed. including the difficulty of obtain
ing enlisted men in the navy. the loca-
ton of the naval training station on the
great lakes, the cost OF smokeless
powder and finally the expenditure of
100000 a year for chains for ships. This
last matter was under consideration when
the House adjourned
Would Ask for Bids
Representatives Long OF Michigan and
Grosvenor Of Ohio offered amendments
providing thot the purchase OF such sup
plies as chains, anchors cordage, etc
shall hereafter be by the competitive bid
process Representative Rixey OF Vir-
gfnla was unsuccessful In getting an
amendment through limiting to CD cents
pound the amount which may be eX-
pended for smokeless powder He stated
that the price now paid was 75 cents
pound. but that the inquiry made by the
Naval committee showed that II actually
cost but 30 cents to manufacture the
powder The army appropriation bill was
sent TO conference with all OF the Senate
amendments disagreed to-
The House adjourned at o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Forgery Is Charged.
Held Under aBil.
Laramie Woman Stricken.

Special TO The Tribune.
LARAMIE, Wyo,. May Sword has reach &.
this city that Mrs Jnmcs Cope. wlre OF tho
nrchdeucon OF the diocese OF Laramie EpIs-
copai church. had been stricken with paralysis
and lay for Ave hours the floor OF her room
nr Kcaruey, NCO.. before help arrived Three
physciurS We're called and for time her CON
diuou was considered quito serious Rev md
slrs. Cope formerly resided here. Mr. Cope be-
ing dean of ST Matthews cathedral bcfor.
bolng made nrchdsacon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
DRIVING UNWORTHY
OUT OF FRISCO
Army Regulations Go Far to
Keep Frauds From the
Bread Line.
ALL REQUESTING AID
MUST PROVE THEIR NEED
List of Those Securing Relief
Has Largely Been Cut
Down.

SAN FRANCISCO. May s.-With the in
creasing severity of the regulations sur
rounding the bread line" Gen. Greeley
has hopes Of soon eliminating from the
relief lists a large percentage of the peo-
pie who are now receiving free food sup
plies. 1t is becoming more difficult every
day for able-boded men to secure their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
ROSE INDICATED
Former Mayor of Kansas City he-
ceivss Safe Plurality.

KANSAS CITY, May S,-Wilinm w.
of Mayor OF Kansas City, Kan. recently
pending State custer proceedings against
him for reinforcement OF certain laws,
and who was later ousted by the Supreme
court which disregurdcd his resignation,
was reelected Mayor by 1900 plurality
over +. F. Nenard, Republican. and David
Harris. Socialist, at special election to-
day.
The issue OF the election was the en-
forccment OF the prohibition and anti
gambling laws
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
PROBING ACCIDENTS
Kansas Legislators Want Uncle
Sam to Investigate.

WASHINGTON. May s.-To secure
greater safety to the travelling public and
railway employees. Representative Camn-
In the House today directing the Snnt
retary OF Commerce and Labor TO in
quire into the cause Of the many fatal
railroad accidents In the past four wears
Inc report with recommendations ia
TO be made To the Presldent lS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
TRIED TO CONCEAL
RECORD OF ERROR

On April 22 the entire edi-
tiOn of The Salt Lake Tribune
and the Salt Lake Herald in
tended for dispatch via the
Salt Lake City, Stockton and
Silver City r. P. 0. was either
held in the Salt Lake pOstOf-
flee until the following day or
was mis-sent by the local
pOStOfIice and returned to
Salt Lake for dispatch the
following day.
AT any rate these papers
were not received by the R. P.
0. clerk on this line until
April %. The local pOstOf-
lice did not have the decency
to advise either The Tribune
or Herald of this error, and
they would have been in ig-
norance of it had complaints
not come from other sources.
Will Postmaster Thomas
please explain this matter?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
TELLER SOUNDS WARNING
Senator Dubois's Bill to Fix Unit in
Reclamation Lands Delayed.

Special 70 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. May S-Senotor m
bolS endeayored today To secure CON
sideration for the bill providing tbat
the tarm unit In reclamation lands
snould hereafter be a minimum of ten
Senator Teller objected to consideration
OF the bill, He said there was n Int ~
improper legislation being proposed in
connection with the reclamation WORK
and that If 1t kept up the people Womb
awaken to the fact that a mistake was
made In turning over reclamation worp
70 the Natlona! Government. Because OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Not Much Injury.
Various Conditions Affected.

In consequence of the climatic war and
boycott conditions combined, there is a
larger proportion of imports than usual
left in such hands. The imports oil
American cotton increased from 37Ul, ,COp
To l2,666,OJO pieces and Hour about the
same in 1903 but the Australian trade Is
growing The market for oil decreased
3, 600 gallons from the immense import
of 1901. The failure of the Russian sup
ply negatived the boycott
Consul-General Lay at Canton reports
that American imports into southern
China during the last half of 1905 de-
creased sl,20,000 The friction between
the Standard oil company's agents and
the officials and merchants at several
ports probably contributed to the de-
crease OF so per cent In oil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Police Scatter Russians

ST. PETERSBURG. MAY S-Troo,,. 49,,
the police dispersed another mcotine nf
the Economical society tonight Saycroi
members OF the National assembly who
meeting narrowly escaped being bav-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Five Prisoners Fscans

HELENA. Mont. May S.-Sheriff Potter
has received a telegram from Basin
Wyo. telling of a wholesale jail break
there last night, Five men convicted la st
week escaped, The Wyoming authorities
are making d desperate effort TO recap
ture them, ---- ------ -------- r -----l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
BIG FLOOD IN CHINA
Telegram From American Consul
Says Many Lives Are Lost.

WASHINGTON. May S-Thc Stato 4.
partment today received the followin,
cablogram from the American Consul at
Hankau. China: "'
Immense Mood In Human pro,,noo
Great loss OF life and property. All for.
eigners safe ~ A"I-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Woman Charged With Theft.

The second trial OF Mrs Mary Powell
for the theft of cattle from Dr. H. L.
Stephens, was set for the 23rd q motion
for discontinuance being denied this
afternoon Mrs Powell was once con-
Victed. but was given a new trial before
sentenced. She is the widow OF one of
Tom Horns supposed victims. her hus-
pand having been shot TO death from am
bush several years ago. Horn was
banged at Cheyenne for another killing
two years ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
NOTED SCOUT DIES
Col, Frank Powell, Associate Of Buff
falo Bill, Is Called.

Ell PASO Tex. May s-Col Fronk n
Powell, the famous Indian scout known as
White Beaver. died yesterday on a train
east-bound from Los Angeles HIs hod,i
was taken from the train here and nm In,
quest was held, verdict OF death fron
heart disease being found
William +. Cody's interests M ca,
Wyo., for several years 10y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
HAVE DEADLY BATTLE
Rival Forces III Morocco Clash on the
Muluya River.

PORT SAID. Morocco, May S.-Sharp
hghting has occurred on the Uanks of the
Muluyp river. between the prctcuder's
forces and the Sultan's troops. Tho lat
ter, In an endcayor 10 cross the river.
lost thirty Killed and many wounded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
STRANGE FRAUD ALLEGED
Charged That Young Woman Imper'
sonatcd Wife of Defendant

NEW YORK. May S--An alleged at
tempt to fraudulently transfer 500 600
worth OF property belonging to Mrs.
Charles r. Wenham OF Chicago, without
her knowledge to a New York man for
use in securing $4,000 ball for her hus-
band. who Is In jail here, was disclosed
I'm court today.
Forgery Is Charged.
1t is charged that Mrs. Wenham was
Impersonated in the attempted transfer
by Miss Clay Lawrence OF Hoboken n
j., who was arrested today and arraigned
I'm the Tombs Police court. charged with
forgery.
Held Under aBil.
Miss Lawrence was held In $500 ball
for further examination Wenham was
sent to Jail for not paying Judgments
against him held by the Canadian Pnci0c,
railway and the firm of Elder. Dempter
& Co He formerly was passenger agent
at Chicago for tho Canadian Pacific
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
ADMITS HIS GUILT
Hotel Clerk Receives Three Years for
Robbing Cash Drawer.

Special TO The Tribune,
LARAMIE. Wyo. May S-Wilbur F.
Pickering. who broke open the cash
drawer In the safe at the Kuster hotel
Sunday night. and who was captured at
Cheyenne yesterday morning, today
pleaded guilty in the District court and
was sentenced to three years In the peni-
tentiary Pickering says that II he could
have covered up his tracks after getting
the money he would hayo returned II. He
expected TO find much larger sum In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Two Killed in Quarrel.

SARTENA, May S.-Two men were
killed and two wounded In the course of
an election dispute today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
FIRST PRIZE ESSAY.
Ivy Teasdale, Class A, Grade 8, EN-
erson School Is Winner.

SALT LAKE. Utah, June 2o. l016-Mrs
IL. o. Clark, 143 West Twenty-frst street
New York-My Dear Friend: l was very
much disappointed to learn that you could
not visit US this summer, as ] was anxious
Tor YOU TO see the improvements that
nave been made throuh the combined eff
forts OF the City improvement league, the
juvenile association and the citizens You
VIII perhaps remember that the league
was beginning TO agtate the question ~
making a more beautiful city when you
loft here ten years ago Very early in
tteir work they found that great good
could he brought about by eniistIng the
children, so the Juvenile club was formed
In 1907
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
More Cash for Frisco.

NEW YORK. May S.-The sub-treasury
today transferred siI!,oOD to San Fran
cisco. making total of S2S02S, 900 since
April IS.