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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07

ers and that IT would be suicide to their
business
Al this point a recess was taken for
Mr.. Wilson read a prepared statement
20 tho committee, In which he said;
Irreparable Injury.
That the livestock and packing indus
tries have suffered an irroparable INJURY
by tho unjust and unwarrentcd criticisms
of the past week. am sure 1t is unneces
sary for me TO tell YOU gentlemen VINO
Ire In such close touch With the ngrl-
cultural interests OF the country. HAD inc
original motive been simply tho OBTAIN
ms of legislation to improve the inepec-
,ion and sanitary conditions then, l say,
The criticisms haze been douoly un)ust
and unfair, for In the very Inception o;
the investigation the commission ana
their superiors were given the assurance
If the packers cooperation ana 'nell
personal guarantee was given tEat any
practical recommendations WOULD DC Wei
coined and adopted,
Favor Best Conditions.
pwe are now and have always been in
favor Of the extension of inspection: also
Of the adoption OF sanitary regulations
that will Insure the very best possible
conditions and I'm this connection most
respectfully call your attention to the
Recommendations OF Messrs, Nell and
Reynolds, paragraph I of their report, a.,
uods paragraph I OF their report, uu
Of which except IN some m m'r% sm,noIs oSTa',f of
tho packers What we are opposed 70
ond what We appeal TO you gentlemen
tor protection against Is bill that VIII
put our business In the hands OF theorists
chemists, sociologlsts, etc, ana thS ilhi'-
agement and control taken awaE tIoi.'
The men who have devoted their lives TO
the upbuilding ana perfeCtlng OF th'S
srcst American industry.
NV denials OF MeSSrs. Neil and kcS-
rolds's report in detail would. of course,
simply be my opinion against theirs, not
vefthstanding my twenty years eNperl-
ence in the business.
Fine Sepsibilities.
There is no question but that INC
many necessary operations attending 'he
SlauGhtcring OF animals, the sleht 9I
blood and other offal resulting would
have n very shocking effect on the nerves
and senses of two men with the necessary
;,ne eensibilitiss that such men aS MessTs'
SeuI and REYNOLDS must have. VINO de-
voted their lives TO one line OF sclentnc
or sociological work. but men such as
this COMMITTEES is composed, with oroah
and more general experiences, Will I'M
mediajely appreciate how the condltlohs
reported have been exaggerated ana 'hdI
the greatest effort is made Mt al tlWtS
TO handle tho product In clean tLnu
sanitary manner. We appreciate tuot
Messrs NELL and Reynolds's experience
especially calip them to recommend I'M
provcment In social conditions ana many
OF the suggestions made by them were
found to be practical and have already
been adopted but we also feel that thclr
TWO and o7e-half weeks experience In the
packing houses does not equip them sur
ilcIentIy to Justify your honorable body In
Undertaking TO intelligently leglslate on
tEeir observations alone.
For this reason he wanted the commit
tee TO make a personal inspection.
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Matter Relative to Canyon Crest Ranch

ranch will be a community OF homes.
Each cottage built will be the home of
brotherhood OF from six TO eight boys In
charge VIII BE- a master and matron' man
and wife, who Will be the heads of the
family. With each cottage Will be
plot OF land. garden, fruit, lawn and
flower beds, Tnero Will DO the team be-
longing to the family. the chickens. cow
and undoubtedly rabbits. pigeons. cats
and the dog One master viii be a
carpenter Near the house Will be the
shop
The boys OF the family will learn the
carpenter trade. They Will talk shop with
the master. and 1t win be their business
TO study this line of work Another fam
lly, situated perhaps a quarter OF a mile
away, will have for Its master a printer.
and the print shop Will be In close prox
be blacksmith. and so en-. A general
school-house will be the center for edu-
cation, with opportunity for boys to fol-
low their special bent in intellectual
lines.
Financial Requirements.
With the necessary equipment provided
at the start. the ranch viii be self-sup-
porting and not n tax on the State or on
the citizens, who arc already taxed for
the voluntary support Of various charlt-
able institutions. Tie plan is to offer the
boy the opportunity to make his own
way" and LAY up his own store" To
quires an Investment The first invest
ment Of the farm is secured II is for the
homes, the school house and the car
penter and blacksmith shops that money
Is now needed
A Ten Days Campaign for $4,000.
For the building OF cottages and addi-
tional equipment $4,000 Is needed at once.
and then the public will have opened the
greatest opportunity for cltizen-making
within the power OF any people The
hfteen directors-for ten days beginning
with June and extending to June is
Will be soliciting committee TO secure
the s2o.ooo-s2O0o per day. Those who give
Will be asked to approach some friend
and every well-to-do citizen should have
a part In launching this greatest of en-
terprises. Each day the press OF the
city Will give the amount raised and the
names Of the slvers. and will cover tho
matters OF interest connected with the
ranch Headquarters OF the COMMITTEES
Will be at the Y. NJ c. A. building
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PROGRESS IN ZION
SURPRISES CALIFORNIAN
Former Salt Laker AstOnished
at the Progress Made in
Salt Lake.

Howard v Platt, division superintend-
ent OF the Los Angeles division OF
the Southern Pacific, is at the Kenyon,
having come up In his private car on a
vacation after his long and arduous work
on the Salton Sea project, Speaking OF
the Salton Sea work. he said
Position of the Basin.
Tho position of the Salton basin is 265
feet lower than sea level, and therefore
water she'd as we'll as the food waters
OF the Colorado river. 1t Ia situated be-
tween Mecca and Imperial Junction; We
built six 'shoo ny' trucks around the
on ground higher than tho wnter can
possibly reach. II was close call
Tor the cutting of of n transcontinental
road, and nothing but ingenuity and
hard work saved the day.
Not Train Was Stopped.
We had no precedent to go by nor
could VIC fall back on engineering
cost much, but 1t was worth It. We mover
stopped train, and now all trains TO and
from San Francisco run on schedule time.
Traffic Above the Normal.
Passenger traffic is above the normal
and am one OF the fcw who believe that
common human curiosity Will bring thou
sands to San Francisco lust TO see the
sight As ! left tho Oakland mole yes
terday a train OF $50 persons all from
Nevada. was passing In, Just 10 see San
Francisco.
Progress in Utah.
Since / lett the city a few years ago
the advances here and in Utah and Idaho
are almost past belief. ! have a small
parcel OF land up there in Idaho, and
OF things | not only did not sell II, but
bought more"
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iN writes:
II have suffered with kidney and
bladder trouble for ten years past
Last March | commenced using Pc
runs and continued for three months,
have not used IL since, nor have felt
pain.
Il believe that am well and there
fore give my highest commendation to
the curative qualities OF Peruna.
Pe-ru-na for Kidney Trouble.
Mrs. Geo. II. Simser, Grant. ontario.
Can. writes:
Il had not been we'll for about four
years. 1 had kidney trouble, and, in
fact, felt badly nearly all tho time
"Thls summer l got so very bad !
thought ! would try Peruna, 40 / wrote
to you and began at once to take Peru
ma and Manalin.
Il took only two bottles Of Peruna
and one OF Manalin, and now | feel
better than 7 have for some time.
Il feel that Peruna and Manalin
cured me and made different woman
of me altogether. l bless the day |
picked up the little book and read OF
your Peruna."
1t Is the business of the kidneys to
remove from the blood all poisonous
Materials. They must be active all the
time, else the system suffers. There are
times when they need a little assist
anCe.
Peruna is exactly this sort Of a rem
edy 1t has saved many people from
disaster by rendering the kidneys ser
vice at a time when they were not able
to bear their own burdens,
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WATERING TROUGHS FOR
ANIMALS ARE AEEEEO
Cabman Makes Suggestion
That Should Be Taken
Up at Once.

In tho interest OF suffering horses,
hack driver makes n suggestion thaI
would not only be worthy OF the society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals
but 1t would be we'll for that organiza-
,ion and tho city authorities also 10 take
the matter up and put the Idea INTO e~'-
cution
No Watering Places Now.
The hackman states that watering
trough should be placed at least one eacn
on West Temple and State streets. AZ
present he SAYS, that there are no water
Ing places for horses, without uhhitchiue
them. within n mile OF the center 9l
town on that account unless eau IN
received that requires the teams 70 Pass
some of those out Of the way watering
places the horses ara forced 10 go Win
out water during tho entire tiine they 1Ie 1Ie
on duty The aame condition aPpilcs "ltn
equal fitness to all horses used oS oray'
transfer and express lines.
Cost Of Construction Light.
The cost Of construction of these
troughs would be but light and The CON
vcnIence to drivers would be great while
the relief to the suffering horses can NOT
be estimated With an abundance OF gooh
clear water near at hand II seems :
ridiculous that even an animal should
want for drink.
Fountains Also Needed.
In the same connection IT might he well
to tnke notice OF the foct that there are
no fountains on West Temple street OF
on Second South street west Of Main
street
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Discussion Over Ritunl.

There promises 10 be a lively discussion
over a new ritual liturgy nt snme of tho
sessions. The liturgy, explained by the
committee which prepared IT, is not new at
all but h an abridGucnt Of the old form,
without the omission OF anything essential.
The liturgy reported to the synod Of
last year by n committee OF which Rev. DR..
L. II. Coo, senior minister OF tho Collegiate
church. was chairman. Tho report was re-
ccIvcd and referred back 10 the local bodies
for their approval. Favorable action Is now
looked for. but it Will not come. II Is said
without some discussion. II Is suggested that
the general synod may make II possible for
the churches to use either the or the
old
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WEATHER RECORD

Weather for Today-Falr.
weather bureau;
Maximum temperature ~ deg; minimum
t.mncrnturc 81 deg. mean temperature. Is
Acc which ls IS deg. below tho normal.
Accumulated deficiency of temperature since
the nrst Of the month, . deg
January I, - deg
Total precipitation from p. m. 10 p M
a ccunuIntcd excess Of precipitation since
tho nrst of the month. .3s inch.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation since
January l. 3.o2 inches
Relative humidity at p. m. 81 per cent
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EXCURSION TO OGDEN
June 8,

Via Oregon Short Line. for United
Commercial Travellers convention.
Round trip s100, Parade. dancing and
various other amusements Will be pro-
Vided and an excursion Will be operat-
ed TO Mldlake. over the Lucin cutoff,
Take train leaving Salt Lake 7;10 a. m.
TO connect with special for Mdlake
leaving ogden at $3.50 a, m Other
trains leave Salt Lake at 1890 a. m.
or 1.3O p m. Returning trains leave Og-
den at 4:1O and go p. m. and special at
City Ticket Office POI Main ST
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UNBALANCED BY SHOCK
Frisco Refugee Commits Suicide in
Los Angeles Lodging House.

Los ANGELES, June G-Mss Minnie Kra-
mer n young German woman recently from
San Francisco. committed suicide last night
by hanging herself In her room at lodging
house She twisted thirteen cords together
making q small rope which sho fastened TO
the beGpost and. inserting her neck in the
moose slowly strangled 10 death
Mind Affected.
She had stated that her mind had been
affected since the San Francisco earthquake
and by an unfortunate lovo nfrair Sho left
n noto asking tho authorities to notify Henry
s. Meyer OF Salida- Colo. OF her death. She
had made two previous attempts at self
destruction within tho past week,
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BLIGHT ATTACKS
CROP OF ALFALFA
Promising Yield Of Two Weeks
Ago Comes to Stand
still.
LEAVES FADE AND
STEMS WITHER AWAY
Attributed to Germ i'm Roots
Reported to Agricultural
College Authorities.

Special to Tho Tribune
RICHFIEBD. June 6.-The lucern crop
OF this county is the latest to become
the object Of attack by disease OF blight.
In many fields between this city and
Monroe the crops, which n couple of
weeks ago gave promise of the heaviest
yield over known, have begun TO turn
their growth has come to a standstlll.
An examination of the plants shows that
they have become diseased in the roots,
tho blight being in the form OF spongy
or foamy growth due, II is believed, 10
the operation of germ inside the root.
The matter has been reported TO Prof.
Ball of the Agricultural College, with
request that he come and make an In
Nestigation. SO many Of the folds are
affected that IL some remedy iS not found
for the disease II viii mean serious
loss 10 a number OF farmers. Some are
now cutting their luccrn TO get what thoy
can from 1t.
Approves New Time Card,
The new time card promised for some
time on the SEWER branch railroad went
into effect Sunday and gives the most
convenient and satisfactory service which
this section has ever enjoyed. The train
from tho north Is now scheduled to ar
rive ut $40 In tho afternoon. instead of
4.27. Ts heretofore. and departs at 800
The train from the south Is due at 1879
and departs mt 10 30. The running timo
from Manu To- Rlchfcld is reduced more
one OF tho most tedious and tlrcrome
portions of the whole Journey between
Eichneld and Salt Lake
II has been impossible to rc-estnblisn
railroad connections yet with Marysyale
on account OF washouts. bur II IL be-
licved communication viii Sc restored this
week.
Came Near Drowning.
G. NJ Hepnlcr local manager of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company,
had a thrilling experience N the raging
He was attempting to restore the broken
line between SEWER and MarysYale where
the waters of the river had washed out
some poles. II became necessary Tor MN
10 cross the stream and, there being no
bridge available within several miles, he
undertook TO swim the river With n lire
of rope AS he neared tho opposite bank
he lost tho ropo and turned around to
swim back. He was then caught in a
whirlpool aud IT was several seconds be
lore he could master tho situation H2
was carried down the stream leo yards
before he got out. Had he not been n
good swimmer the chances are he would
not have escaped
To Remodel Schoolhouse.
The trustees OF Monroe school district
have decided TO use the money obtained
by bonding recently In r2modell1S the
present school building ard In making
an addition thereto which VIII serve the
requirements of The district for several
Years The building VIII be entirely re-
arranged on the inside, A steam heating
APART from the school building so that IL
can be utilized when the time comes
WHEN a now building shall become nccCs-
Sary.
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To Remodel Schoolhouse.
JUNE 16
JUNE l6,

Last date of teachers excursions East
and West via Oregon Short Line. Great
" reduced rates to Denver, Omaha.
Kansas City, Chicago, Portland, san
Francisco. Los Angeles and other East
ern and Western points.
See agents for full particulars.
CITY Ticket Office 2O1 Main street.
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TO BE RESTORED
Lincoln Cabin Will Be Re-Erected on
Original Site.

NEW YORK. June s.-The Lincoln log
cabin. acquired by the Lincoln Farm associa-
ton for restoration 10 Its original site, starts
today on It's journey to Hodgenville, KY, on
a special train over the Pennsylvania rail
road.
The cabin. which has been taken apart will
be committed to the care OF Capt n. S, Bul-
IItt and O file of Ave soldiers Of the First
Kentucky infantry, accompanied by General
Manager Frederick E. Pierce OF the associa-
ZION.
Erected at Louisville.
The gunrd will accompany the cabin
throughout the journey. The cabin Will be
first re-erected Mt Louisville as an attraction
nf the Old Homo Meck far.
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Secretly Married,

Los ANGELES. Cal. June Ga spe-
cial from San Diego states that George
c. Boldt. Jr son of the owner OF the
Waldorf-Astoria OF New York. and Miss
Estclls Savln, daughter OF a wealthy
Spanish merchant OF Tia Juana, Mex
last Monday
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Form National Organization

BUFFALO. n. Y. Juno G-Upwards of
@1 wholesale grocers from all sections
Of the country met here yesterday for
the purpose of forming national or
eanization. tho benefit OF which Will be
the enactment and enforcement OF pure
food legislation and the advancement OF
their business generally.
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BRIBERY CHARGED
offered Campaign Contribution il
Exchange for Decision.

MADISON. Wis, June GA warrant for
the arrest OF Secretary OF State Walter f
Houser, charging attempted bribery. was is-
sued today BY Judge Donovan OF the Huni-
clpal court. Tho complaint is signed by State
Insurance Commissioner Host. Trouble arose
out Of Insurance Commissioner Hosts charge
that Houscr in 1893, offered 10 give $1,000 to
the Republican campaign fund II Host would
render n decision favorable 10 the Equitable
Life Assurance society in the case involving
the distribution OF dividends.
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KILLED BY SHOCK
Bank President Stricken Upon Dis
coverY of Dedication.

ST. LOUIS. juno e.-Heart dlsenso caused
the death today Of Theodore Bruere. presi-
dent OF the st. Charles Savings bank. but
his friends declare that the shock suffered
by Brucre when he discovered that the bank
funds had been cmbozZled by Cashier Anton
Mispagel indirectly tho cause OF death
Is Serving Sentence.
Mispagel was recently convicted and sent TO
prison for two years.
Nr. Brucrc was Is years OF age and organ
lied the bank In 1861. His widow and nYe
children survive him. Several times he had
been a Republican Presidential Elector
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GENERAL SYNOD MEETS
New Liturgy Will Occasion Very
Lively Discussion.

NEW YORK, juno e,-The centennial ses-
sion OF tho grand synod OF the Reformed
church In America viii convene at tire Col
leglate Church OF ST. Nicholas this afternoon,
Tho sessions viii last for at least n week.
A public meeting In commemorntion OF the
centennial session VIII be held Thursday
evening in the church. at which addresses
Will he made and letter from President
Roosevelt. q member OF the church and a
communicant OF the Church OF ST. Nicholas.
VIII hn Teal
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Have New York Home.

NEW YORK, June G.-B F Yonkum
chairman of the executive committee OF
the st Louis 81 San Francisco and the
Chicago Rock Island G Pacific railroads
win In the future have New York resi-
dencc In the upper Fifth avenue section.
The house. which Mr.. Yoakum has tust
bought for about S250.000, Is at 16 East
SiXty-seventh street
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Cost Of Construction Light.
JUNE 10.
JUNE 16.

Last date Of teachers excursions East
and West win Oregon Short Line. Great
ly reduced rates to Denver, Omand
Kansas City Chicago, Portland, Sar
Francisco, Los Angeles and other East
ern and Western points.
Sec agents for full particulars.
CIty Ticket ONCE. 01 Main street.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Excursion to Ogden

June 9, via Oregon Short Line. Round
trip 100. A good time is promised by
the knights OF the Grip, including par
ade. dancing, excursion to Midlake and
other amusements. Use train leaving
Salt Lake at 40 a m. for the Midlake
trip. Other trains leave at 1870 a. m.
and 1.30 .. m.
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
Suit to Test Validity of Certificates
Started by Chicago.

CHICAGO, juno 6-Proceedlngs 10 test the
validity of the Mueller law and the issuance
Of sT5. COO 600 in certificates by the city were
commenced In tho Circuit court today.
A bill asking that the city officials he en-
JoIned from attempting to raieo money on the
certificates was filed by f, L. 1obdell, T. B.
Peabody and John NacLaren. all business
men ot this city.
Decision in Six Months.
A decision is expected from the Supreme
court OF the State within six months.
II is from tho sale OF these certificates TINT
the advocates OF municipal ownership OF the
street railways expect To derive tho funds for
tho purchase OF the companies by tho city OF
Chicago.
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Decision in Six Months
ONLY $1.00

To Ogden and Return,
Sunday. June 10. via o. S. L. Car
rlages meet all trains for trip up Og-
den canyon TO the Hermitage
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ARE YOU GOING
To Ogden Sundnyp

Excursion via o. s. l.. Round trip
only S101. Take any train up to 4:05
p. m. Returning leave Ogden at 4:lo
or $50 D m
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VIII Entertain CANA Phi sororiety.

Mrs. John McVickcr Will entertain the
Gamn Phi SororleJN, University Of Utah.
at reunion. at her residence li6 East
Brigham from 3 10 o'clock this Thurs
day afternoon.
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ONLY $1.00

To Ogden and Return,
Sunday, June 10. VIE o. s. L. Car
r.ages meet all trains for trip UP Og-
oen canyon to the Hermitage.
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ARE YOU GOING
To Ogden SundayP

To Ogden Sundayp
Excursion Via O. S. L. Round trip
only S100. Take any train up to i:05
p. IN. Returning leave Ogden at 4:l0
or $40 p. m.
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OGDEN AND RETURN, $1.00
Via D. & R. G., June 8.

Via D. & R. G., June 8.
Next Friday is "Slddoo Day" with
the Commercial Travellers Mt Ogden
Everybody VIII be there. Sports and
amusement Of all kinds. Spsc train
leaves Salt Lake at 900 q M ReSula;
trains, 1925 a, m. 1876 a, m, 1:i5
p. m. Join the crowd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-21
EAGLE HALL PICTURES.

The American Lifeograph company has arranged special program for the moving picture and illustrated song performance for Eagles hall on Sunday evening. A bill suitable for Eagles hall which will include pie lures that will be of interest to young and old has been arranged and there is nothing on the bill which has ever been shown before in this city. "The Life of Christ" which is the feature picture, is one of those pictures which will always be of interest. the films. however. which are to be used for this performance were secured at considerable cost and will turpass any pictures of a similar nature which the public has ever had the opportunity of viewing. "A Mid winter Nights Dream" or Little Johnnie's Luck for Christmas" will be another feature picture which is sure to arouse the greatest enthusi- asm. Two singers from New York will render sacred and popular songs with illustrations. Prices are Is and 25 cents.