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II is easy enough 10 make professions but
what we want Is sincerity and honesty How
GO YOU know ~hat Mr.. Hearst VIII DO il you
send him 10 Albany? II il was Hearst -NTur1I7v
al Buffalo. why not may II be Hearst Murphy
Gt Aib2ny2 do not want any man TO vote for
me VINO does not believe that am on the level
Leaving the Jewish section and getting into
the German section OF the East side. Mr.
Hughes found more than three thousand eager
friends at Tompklns Square They threw, their
mats IN the air, waved flags and cheered again
ahc again The boys were kept in the back
ground by the police, so that the voters could
get as near the stand as possible The band
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
Electric Vehicle Company
For Town Use

HARTFORD. conn
New York BranehI "a. i3e iSs ". Dxa
ST. 'PhODe. 409O. es,A 50.
HsBs6eyS Of Assn Ltosassd 4 afo Aies
At New York we shall exhibit only
at the Tth National AutomobfIs
show. Madison Square Gardea. Jz2-
I2th-IOfh, 1907
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
THOUSANDS FLOCK TO
The ELECTRICAL SHOW
Rooms Crowded by Utahns
Anxious to See Latest Ap-
plianceS in Electricity.

The interest manifested by the public
in the electrical show and the display
Itself have grown until the room 1t occu-
pies In the Aztec building. 35 and 81
East Frst South street has become en-
tIrely inadequate for the purpose.
Such was the attendance Thursday
afternoon md evening that but a small
portion OF those wishing to view the show
were able TO gain admission. So crowded
was tho hall that II was Tor time con
gested until a passag out was ar
ranged onto Broadway from the rear of
the hall
y large electrical National nag With
mas been swung from tho front oil the
building which adds greatly 10 the scenic
eHect. To clear the atmosphere and
supply the needs of the dense throng that
were threatened with suGocntion fans
nave also been installed, and are In con-
tinuous operation.
a large lamp post has boon erected at
the Side or the street in front OF the
building. and from 1t on Friday night q
number of thlrty-two- candle power In
Gandescent lights Will be displayed TO
demonstrate the advantages OF side light
Ing OF this nature for streets. which Is be-
Ing used In many places and is being con-
Lake
Among the mechanical attractions ore
the instruments belonging to the Uni
versity OF Utah for measuring electricity
In every form and for standardi2ing
meters and other measuring Instruments
Another novelty is an arrangement got
ten up by G. B. Hawley of the Inter
| mountain Electric company for trans
mltting power from n revolving axcl
to machinery without the medium OF
coSs or belt The elongated axel
| is covered with leather and brought In
| contact With the belt wheel to be turned.
with the force of the contact adjustable.
and an even motion without loss OF power
results This has stood the test OF
| practice and is being used In operating
small printing presses. washing machines
and other minor pieces of machinery
This (Friday) afternoon nm electrically
| cooked luncheon Will be served 10 a party
| or ten ladies In the model dininE-room
| under the direction OF Mrs, NJ A. Walden.
! During Thursday and Thursday night.
| as on previous days, n force OF five young
| Indies from Hewlett Brothers estab-
| llshmcnt continued to serve literally
| thousands OF cups OF coffee and biscuits
| to advertise the merits Of the Three
| Crown coffee and Three Crown baking
| powder
| Arc lights and electric signs Of many
| devices make the place exceedingly llCht
and attractive. Those who attend this
| exposition are to n large extent resi-
| dents OF Snlt Lake also n liberal num-
| Der are conference visitors who have just
| arrived.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
COOP MAKES MONEY
Stockholders of 2. c. M. I, Declare l2
Per Cent Dividend.

The thirty-seventh annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Z. {. NJ. /. was
held yesterday at the office OF the com
pany on Main street The presidents re-
port for the year of 1905 was received and
the election OF officers and directors for
the ensuing year was held.
The report OF the president showed that
the institution had enjoyed very
prosperous year, The sales were $4,000
in excess OF those of the previous year.
The profits showed sufficient increase to
warrant the declaring of n dividend OF
II per cent. Six per cent Of this ls pay
able on the 18th of this month
Tho reports of the manufacturing
departments showed that some 50. 800 pairs
OF shoes had been made and 1877, 900 gar
mcnts turned out In the clothing factory,
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, Joseph F. Smith; Vice
president, George Romney; secretary, T
G. Weber; treasurer, A w Carlson.
Directors-H. j. Grant J, r. Winder, j.
R, Barnes. John Henry Smith. F NJ lyy-
man. Anthon II Lund, William II. Nc
lntyre, Reed Smoot. T. @. Webber, L. 5.
Hills. a. w Carlson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07

and thought they were advocating the
considered IL right. At the same time he
thought the resorts were many times as
dangerous as the Sunday theaters
Bad Once, Always Bad.
zone point has been overlooked In this
discussion" said Mr. Black at this time.
'and that Is this; II theater Is bad
Sunday night. II ls bad every other night.
The female form. however, looks the
Same to me at the Salt Lake Theater as
IL does at the Lyric"
Rev Mr., Brown was again heard briefly.
taking the ground that thcaters were not
elcvating and that bad blood centralized
around n great many playhouses
Say They Are Good Thing.
Z MT Martin and Mr. Shutter agreed
that Sunday night theaters were a good
thing in that fewer arrests had been
made during the time that the theatcrs
had been open Sunday night than ever
before in the history of the city, as
shown by the police.
Prominent People Attend Lyric.
Manager william Quincy of the Lyric
said that his house had list OF patrons
who came TO the Sunday night perform
anccs and they comprised forty or aftv
were In the city
Vice President Oyerfled OF the Y NJ. C.
a. indorsed all that had been said I'm
favor or the ordinance and the discussion
closed
Action Is Deferred.
| The committee then decided to defer
action for one week 1t s understood
| that the committee is virtually Unanimous
| against the passage of the ordinance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Can SHIFT HIS HEART
FROM ONE SIDE TO Their
Travelling Man Now in Zion
Who Is a Puzzle TO the
Doctors.

]. c. Martin. the art goods dealer at
the Wilson, Is one of the queerest phys'-
cal freaks living Aside from being a
connolseeur In art, he Is a thorough stu
dent In anatomy led thereto by Ms own
strange condition.
Changes Position Of Heart
The ordinary diaphragm OF men, in MT
Martin Is wholly under control of ms
will, and he can change the position OF
his heart, or my other vital organ. from
side to eide of his body,
Some Things He Can Do.
In a lying down position he can lift
two and n half tons dead weight by the
force of expansion of the diaphragm ana
readily bursts common dog chain II
tightly bound about him.
Puzzle to the Doctors.
Medical men I'm all cities TO which his
business calls him are puzzled at the
condition and cannot account FOR II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Isadore Morris. who has been seriously sick
for a long time OF his home. was on the
streets Thursday for the first time in several
months Mr. Morris while weak. Is on the
road to rapid recovery.
Mrs r c. Hill and daughter Hazel returned
homo Yesterday from q two weeks visit in the
East.
J Z Houtz. formerly Collector OF Internal
Revenue ut Omaha. but now assistant land
commissioner for the Union Pacific system,
has been looking otter business matters within
his Jurisdiction In this region tho past Few
days Mr.. Houtz statos that all tho lands
owned by the railroad company have been
withdrawn from the market. pending q re-
classification and a reed1ustment Of prices
Frank d Hobbs, RcGister OF the local United
States Land office. has returned from O two
weeks stay In southern California
Frank B. Woolley of Dayton. Ida formerly
q deputy internal revenue collector at that
point IS among those from abroad who
rived in salt Lake Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Will Have Own Company.
HE AIDED GEN. SICKELS
Man Who Helped Garry Him From
Field Talks of Gettysburg

Col Chauncy Pettbone OF the First
Massachusetts volunteer cavalry In the
war of the Rebellion. Is guest at the
Knutsford. Col Pettibone halls from
Polo H.. and is here in the interest of
a great lumber concern which uses West
crn pine lumber The Colonel is full OF
"Reminiscences of the civil war and a most
entertaining talker.
Speaking OF the war. Col. Pettlbone
said. Il am the only one living of the
six men who bore MaJ,-Gcn, d, e. Sick
els of the Third corps of the field at
Gettysburg July 2 1853. 1t is just pos
sibe that the break made by Longstrect
OF the Confederate forces proved the
saving OF that fateful day.
II carried the order to Gen. Birney of
the First division of the Third corps to
foil back and rally for reserve, and when
Longstrect met the reserve so formed, he
halted and fixed his fate. Great things
turn on small causes, and this was one
OF them.
I'VE mean to open UP a big trade with
YOUR people"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Labels on Pure Foods.
SUGAR BOND ISSUE
Utah Company Authorizes the IFsu-
ing Of Million Dollars.

The board of directors OF the Utah
suear company have authorized bond
issue I'm the amount of sl.o10O0O. INC
bonds Will bear the date of March l. lSD.
and will draw G per cent per annum IN
tercst They will mature In twenty
wears from their date, and the company
reserves the option TO redeem them at
any time after ten years Zion SAVINGS
Bank s. Trust company is named as trus-
tee. ,,,,.
The bonds will be In the denominations
Of 500, 800 and 5000 The property mort
gagged to secure this Obligation m
Cludes the sugar plant at lIenL tne
auxiliary stations at Provo. SprinRVlHe
and Leland the sugar plant at Garland,
the power plant and pole line In BeaScr
River cnnyon, the canal system IN BOX
ELDER county and land in Box Elder and
Utah counties aggregatinG some 2oDo
The proceeds of the Issue VIII be used
to pay OF the company noatins
debts to enlarge the Garland plant and
for building a power plant near Collision
md tho pole line connecting 1t with Og-
den Part of the proceeds VIII be
held to give the company operating capl,
tai when beets arc being purchased
and expenses arc at the highest point.
But 500 600 worth of the bonds VIII be
disposcd OF at present. the balance OF the
Issue being held in reserve TO meet the
bonds now outstanding as they become
due
1t is believed bv the management that
the bonds viii find ready sale TO both
local institutions and individuals. and VIII
be sought by investors In the East
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
in SHAPE FOR HIKE
Artillery at Post Drilling for Their
Long Journey.

The infantry troops started early yes
terday morning and went on the regular
weekly practice march. returning to the
post about noon. The weather was ideal
for marching and Judging from the
blooming checks OF the men on return.
thoy must have benefited greatly from
the cxhilarating exercise. Marching OF
a more extensive character, is the daily
programme for the artillery arm They
are getting In shape for the great over
land hike.
A collection of music has been presented
to the Twenty-ninth Infantry band by
Mai Robert /, Hirst OF the same regi-
nent An additional man has been trans
ferred from the band. Second infantry. 10
the fort. so there are only few va
canccs in this organization and men
have been asked for to 6Il up the au-
thorized strength OF the band.
Maj Hirst. now engaged IN the duty OF
Inspecting the National Guard of Utah
has been relieved from some OF his duties
at the fort Maj. Pendcton. command
ing the Second battalion of the Twenty
ninth infantry. has been appointed sum-
mary court officer. Vice Maj. HIrst.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
BADE HIM GOODBYE
Farewell Party Given in Honor Of
David H Beardshan.

A delightful party was given at the
hcme OF Miss Emma Nordvall Wednes-
shall prior to his departure a mis-
sion to Europe. Games were indulged In,
after which a delicious supper was
served Mr Lester HcdGer acting as
toastmaster. while responses were made
by Mr. David Beardshall. Miss Clcey
White, Mr.. Ross Aston. Mr. james
Hooper and Mr.. Frank Anderson Prizes
were won by Mics Sadie Price, Mr. Dill
worth Wardrop. Miss Florence Wardrop
and Mr.. James Hooper Those present
were Miss Mabel Donkin. Josephine Nor
Camcrson, Florence Wardrop, Hattie
Crabbe, Emma Nordvall and Messrs.
David Beardshall. Lester HedGer. Roes
Alston, Dllworth Wardrop, James Hoop
er, Frank Kent and Frank Anderson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
WANT TO HEAR HARRIS
Transcontinental Passenger Asso-
citation Extends Invitation.

Fisher Harris, who has just returned
from his tour OF the United States in the
received an Invitation from the Trans
continental Passenger association TO ad-
dress that body at the time OF the con-
Vention which Is to be held In Los An
Vltation, coming as IT does from the
greatest body OF railroad representatives
that meets together in this country. is
a decided compliment to Mr. Harris He
has decided to accept the invitation
Released On Own Recognizance.
H H O'Havcr. the man who obtained
DILL of furniture from the Freed Furniture
company on credit and then obtained
loan of $50 on the furniture. was released
on his own recognlzance by Judge Diehl
in tho Municipal court yesterday after
noon upon motion OF the County Attor-
ney OHayer was released from the
county Jail on Tuesday on $50 bail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Conduct Is Unheard Of.
TO OUT OF TOWN LADIES
Ladies' Auxiliary M. g. M. Associa-
ton Invites You to Meeting.

An open meeting of the Ladies' AuXil-
iary OF the Manufacturers and Merchants
association will be held in Barratt hall
this afternoon at 4:l5 o'clock. Mrs. a. v.
Taylor Will preside.
The purpose OF the meeting is TO In
augurate the movement OF organizing
branch ladies' auxilaries in every city
and county in the State that the work OF
educating the women throughout the
State to the use of Utah products may
be carried on more successfully. The
meeting is intended especially for visit
ing ladies In the city. and they are in
Yited to attend.
Mathonlhah Thomas will deliver an ad-
dress upon Utah and Her Industries ."
Miss Holmgren OF the domestic depart
ment of the L. d. s. university Will give
with Utah foodstuffs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
GROWING IN FAVOR
Special Gospel Service at Phillips
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

The special Gospel services being held
at the Phillips Congregational church
are rapidly growing I'm favor and each
evening sees a much larger congregation
auditorium was comfortably filled at the
meeting Thursday evening. at which
time Rev, Robert McIlvecn. who Is con-
Healing OF Naaman" This type OF q
sinner was used TO point out the fact of
simple obedience of the message OF Jesus
the direction OF proving the power of
Christ in the cure of the lcprcsy OF sin
This evening Rev Mcllyeen speaks on
The Ways"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
WORK BEGUN FOR TRIBUNE
Contractor L. D, Martin Launches
Operations on Building.

Contractor L. D. Martin began work
Thursday on the building situated at IS
and 90 Commercial street, In which the
mechanical department OF The Tribune
Will be operated after the move is made
TO the Progress building. Mr., Martin will
flreproof the building, put in concrete
floors etc. Much OF the work Will be
known as reinforced concrete, which
is new style OF construction. The
work Will take three months. and one OF
the features will be a 2S0-foot tunnel
forty-four feet wide. or basement, from
tho Commercial street building TO the
Progress block. The improvements viii
cost $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
FISHED FOR TOBACCO
Two Men Guilty of Attempting to
Smuggle Articles in Jail.

w. J. Mack and ]. Quinn, at the city
Jail, were found guilty BY Judge Dlehl
to the other prisoners in the jail. Tho
men were seen tying a package to a
string that hung from one Of the cor
ridor windows and when the jailer ar
rived on the scene the package had dis
appeared and has not been found. The
men claimed that the package contained
tobacco. The Judge sentenced each OF
them to fifteen days in Jail to be served
OF the expiration Of their present sem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Judgment for Defendant.

Judge Ritchie rendered Judgment in
favor of the defendant Thursday In the
case OF the Utah Association OF Credit
Men against Youngs Cutler, admins
traitor. The action was brought to re-
cover on assigned claims, which the nd
minlstrator had refused to pay. and Judge
Richie held that the suit had not been
filed within the time required, by the
statute after the administrator had re-
fnend nnNmcnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
SOLD BY CREDIT MEN
Utah Association Disposes of Stock
Of Drugs at Pocatello.

H Van DAM assistant manager OF tho
Utah Association OF Credit Men. returned
10 Salt Lake Thursday morning from a
two days trip to Pocatello in the interest
OF that concern. While Mr. Van Dam
was absent he got we'll under way nego-
tlatons for the sale of stock OF drugs
and the attendant store fixtures or the
Robbie Drug company, a Pocatello cor
poration, and of which the Utah asso-
citation is the assignee. The purchaser
operates the Temple pharmacy at Poca-
tello and which will take their recent
purchase to McCammon, where new
the Robbie Drug company invoiced about
$500 and the liabilities were about $1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
STROCK IS IN TROUBLE
Arrested on Charge Of Obtaining
Money Under False Pretenses.

c. A Strock, the employment agent has
been arrested on a charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenses on a COM
complaint alleges that Strock agreed to
secure for Wedgwood n position as gaso-
line engineer with the Baxter Straw &
Stoors company, for which Wedgwood
paid Strock the sum of S. and that
Strock knowingly accepted the money
from the plaintiff when he knew that
he could not secure for him the position
desired. Strock was arraIgned before
Judge Dichl Thursday afternoon and the
case was continued until Tuesday next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Insurance Against Hail.

The Des Mones Mutual Hall and
Cyclone Insurance company filed articles
of INCORPORATION In the office OF the
County Clerk Thursday. The company
insures growing crops against loss or
damage by hall or winds. The officers
are J. II. Harris. president; w s. Haz-
ard Jr vice-presidcnt. F. n. Robin
son, secretary; w. S. Hazard. Jr,
treasurer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Smith Released on Bond.

county jaii ror the past few days await
ing the action OF the District court on
charge of forgery, was yesterday re-
leased on S2o ball. Smith IS alleged to
to an order for 200 pounds of solder
metal and then sold the metal TO a sec
ond-hand dealer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Will Be Argued Later.

The testimony closed before Judge
Morse In the case OF John Blsck against
William Hatfield ct al Thursday. and the
arguments will be heard April g. Black
sues to recover s2se5. alleged to be
due as the balance of purchase price on
group Of mining claims at Bingham.
The defendants deny that they had
anything more than an option on the
claims and also attack Blnck's title.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
directorate Is Increased.

In accordance with the amendss'
,,cias 81 incorporation of the Utaf
.,'sort uc,SS cnmpany a meeting was
Thursday at which two addit!Sna, i,
tors were elected Increasing tne ~
from three to five, The ne"d,.di a,,d
directors are: C. L. Anderson a'ia
4. Sho1-n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Action Against Sheriff.

The damage suit of Rcbecca Hanks
against Sheriff Emery and his bondsmen
was taken up by Judge Ritchie Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Hanks sues to recover
S227. the alleged value OF property seized
bv the Sheriff and taken from her on an
execution. Mrs. Hanks contends that the
property was exempt The hearing Will
he resumed lhls morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Will Appoint Delegates.

Persons desiring 10 attend The thirty
third session Of the National convention
of Charities and Corrections, at Phill-
delpha. May 9-l6 can be named as dele
gates by applying to Gov. Cutler The
Governor has received n communication
eent Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Reward Money Warrant.

State Auditor Edwards viii Issue n
warrant for $500 today. representing the
reward offered by the State in connec-
ton with the murder of Amasa L. Glea-
son and Thomas Il. Brighton. street
car men. In this city In January. 1904
The money Will go to the widows of tho
two men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Will Operate a Store.

Wall Miller & Co. filed articles OF In
corporation In the Office OF the Secretary
of State Thursday, with a capital stock
of $1,000 In so shares, The company will
conduct a general store business AT Cas-
tledale Tho officers are; Alonzo L.
Wall president: Hans p. Jacobson, vice
president: Richard 3. Miller general
manager secretary and treasurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
RUSSELL IN SAD PLIGHT
Man Quarantined at His Home With
out Food

James Russell. who was quarantned at
his home. Z36 East Third South streets
Thursday. telephoned the Board Of
Health later that he did not have any
food whatever In the house, and asked
that the County Commissioners be notified
of his condition. Pauper Clerk Lund-
berg was advised as to the situation
and at once relieved 1t Mr. Russell Is a
cripple, having lost both hands. His busi-
nees is that of giving lectures. illustrated
Z thnllChf of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Will Discuss Franchise.

The Committee on Municipal Ia,
tho City Council Will meet with M
Maniey and Curtis next Wednesdaiy
noon 10 discuss the electric lent
chise. which these gentlemen arc
Of the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Attachment Suit Filed.

The Baer Brothers Mercantile company
has filed an attachment suit against
John and Peter Mngarotti OF Eureka
in the Third District court to recover Si40.
alleged to bc due for merchandise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-07
Mining Case on Trial.

Judge Morse took up the case yester-
day OF W. A. Worthen ct al. against the
Peruvian Consolidated Mining company
an action to quiet the title 10 area In CON
nict between two mining claims In Big
Cottonwood canyon.