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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
STOMACH ON The BRAIN.
What If Man Gain the Whole World
And Lose His Appetizer

The man with well-behaved stomach
never thinks about It. He eats what
he likes and likes what he eats He
knows he'll enjoy 1t, because he knows
l.e has stomach thai VIII easily di-
gest it. All things look good 10 him ;
he Will sit close To ths table. and with
a merry twinkle IT, his eye and a
world-pcace expression, he will start"
on the delicious meal before him.
But the man with the bad brashy
gurgly stomach is the man who Is al
ways thinking about il. He can sell
dom eat what he most likes, and SCI
dom likes what he eats His stomach
worries him before meals after meals
AID between meals. 1t IL on his brain
IT robs him OF his cheer and interferes
with mia daily work. Around him is a
dark spirit which presses itself forward
III his thoughts. crying; Il am agony.
] am disgust, l am nausea. l am sick
hess. lanGuor, worry. l am conceived
In quick lunches and pappy food. and
nour!5hcd by EUlpy meals. [ rob brains
or their force and bodies OF their life.
] steal away ncrve and vim. / bring
heart disease and npoplexy. / make
the world a pit OF wearlness and dark
ness i am woe. l am dccth. | am dys-
pepsie. Bat yet, 1 bring also hope,
Iight ana future health, because by my
gloomy presence | give you warning
and q chance 10 escape me"
THIS is bad dream, but it is the
daily dream oG The dyspeptic IL II
were not FOR the white We couldn't tell
the black. II II were not for dyspepsia.
We couldn't know the JOY, Che happi-
ness OF we'll ordered digestion. All
the world looks bright to a man OF
good health, and good health is inpos-
siblc without good, hardy stomach.
Ana any sick or weak stomach can be
made . good. strong one by Just ia
king something which Will digest your
food for you. instead of letting your
sia Tablets are the most effective little
tablets in the world Tor this very
thing If YOU feel bloatcd after eating,
or you have nausea, aversion TO food
brash. irritation, sour stomach. heart
burn OF dyspepsia. Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets VIII stop l.. because one grain
os an ingredient OF these tablets Will
oigest 5000 grains of food
YouT stomach is overworked Let IL
take resi- You're rot yourself when
YOU have a bad stomach These tab
4 1913 VIII 40 the work that the stomach
4 has 10 do ard make you feel bright
think clearly and give you ambition
. and power 20 concentrate your atten-
# Son on your work. You'll feel good
You should always have box OF
: Stu0rts Dyspepsia Tablets on your din
Stuar:s Dyspepsia Tablets on Your
dining table, They Will maize you ge.
NIL the good possible out OF everything
you eat. and you'll enjoy It.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
PRAISE COLORADO'S
DECEASED SENATOR
Wolcott's Splendid Charities
Told at Memorial Service
for the First Time.

DENVER Colo. Feb. 6-One OF the
splendid charities OF the late United
States Senator Edward o Wolcott was
for the first time made public by former
Gov. Charles S. Thomas today in the
memorial services before the Supreme
court.
In 1883, when the citizens of Colorado
anted TO bring the Colorado regiment
back from the Philippines for their great
reception in Denver Mr. Thomas said
Senator Wolcott had offered to be one OF
six TO give 5000 apiece for this purpose.
or one of three to give $1,000 or if neccs-
sary. he offered To give $4,000 himself
This WAS the agreement he made with
the Governor. stipulating that it should
be kept secret.
A large gathering OF attorneys were
present at the memorial exercises At
torney Iucius W. Cuthbert delivered tho
principal address, which was a faithful
account OF the career OF the late Senator
Chief Justice Gabbert spoke with great
feeling on behalf of the court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
JACK THE -SLASHER
Follows Woman Through Store and
Cuts Her Clothing.

WASHINGTON, Feb. G-Mrs w NJ
Barton, wife OF local physician. was the
victim of Jack -Slashcr" while
walking through department store here
Saturday afternoon.
The man followed Mrs, Barton for some
time before slashing her He inflicted n
clean. even cut. about two feet long. The
blade OF the weapon, which was evidently
n long. sharp one. extending almost TO
the bone.
Every effort Will be made to appre-
hend the assailant as former experience
Wits a 'slashcr' in this city wac not
only co5tlv. but a large number of wo-
men were tcrrorizcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
CONTEST OVER WATER
Case Now Being Heard at Provo In
volving Several Parties.

Special II The Tribune
PROVO. Feb. e-Judge ]. F. Chldester of
the sixth district is here today to Try the
OF Provo city CT al. w. the Telluride
Powct compDny The case involves the right
the al much OF the waters OF Provo
river, and heard in part about year
nRo. and all parties in interest anxious
to have their rights established. An effort is
Icing made to erect n compromise but should
this bo Gone, IL viii be made a decree OF
court. Judge Brown is disqualified to try the
c1se. because OF being in one or
moro OF the canals which draw water from
Provo river
Tho damage o, Gust Antoine vs. tho
Eio Grnndo Western Railway company was
concluded today In the District court and u-us
giVon TO tho jury at 3y0 7. m
Through III" explosion of coal oil lamp
used &c heat an incubator. at tho home OF
VIII Hoover in the Fourth ward. tho nre de-
Irartmcnt waa called out to eKtluculsh tho
blaze. Tho damage nominal
Tho canning .nctpry for Provo is practically
assured. the business men and farmers s,b-
scribing literally 20 tho enterprise Over ss1oJ
las been pledged and II Is stated TINT IL ia
only n matter 81 few days before all the
stock will b. taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
CAPTURE OF MURDERER
New York Detective Sees Quick Work
by Scotland Yard Men

NEW YORK, Feb, 6.--Detectivc Sergt.
Joseph Faurot. who was cent abroad
DeCembc. is last TO study Identification
police. returned yesterday. He Will sub
NIT a report today TO Commissioner
Bingham.
The thumb print method OF identifying
criminals struck FaUrot as being the sur
est and most useful feature OF the Ber-
tillon system.
While he was In London. Scotland Yard
was called on TO act in the DeptfoTd
murder case The only clue OF Importance
was a finger print I'm blood on n ash
drawer. The finger print photo
graphCd copper and sent to Scotland
Yards. and In twcnty-four hours the de-
tcctivcs had the murderer
Faurot said that the adoption OF the
finger print system would be a decided
Improvement on the Bcrtlllon system as
used here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
CLAIMS THERE IS
NO OVER-PRODOCTION
Chicago Commercial Man Says
Views of Oil King Are Not
Well Founded.

II the expressions Of representatives OF
n anufac turing houses OF the country are
10 be credited. the statements of John ID
Rockefeller as to oycrproductlon arc not
we'll founded. II w. Nichols of Chicago,
an official OF tho flrm of S. Slater IL sons
the first concern TO manufacture cotton
goods I'm the United States, having been
established more than a hundred years
ago, is another or the commercial men
who have visited Salt Lake recently VINO
have taken exception TO the OIL kinS
Views. Mr. Nichols Is stopping over
few DAYS en- route 10 the PACING coast
He expects to make a trip to Honolulu
and Manila, p, l., before returning TO
Chicago.
Scarcity of Goods.
There has never been time, said
Mr. Nichols Monday night at the Wilson
hotel when goods of all lines have been
as closely sold up as at present. In fact
there Is an absolute scarcity OF goods
and the manufacturers are behind In
delivering their orders And all lines are
bringing better prices at present than
ever before. In my line. cotton gooo9
have advanced 20 per cent and woolcn
goods 10 per cent The same % Sond'tions s0s
the commercial outlook is. indeed
roscato.
Interested in Beef Inquiry.
"The people Of the East" continued
Mr. Nichols "arc greatly interested In
the beef trust investigation. we reallse
that the Western people are getting the
worst end of the bargain, both coming
and going. and that the people OF the
East are being held up In the purchase OF
their meats. ] say the Western people
arc getting the worst of the bargain.
both coming and going, | mean that cat
tie raisers are at the mercy or the oeei
trust and that the Western consumers
nre being held up in the purchase OF
their meats from the trust just the same
as are we people OF the East.
Sympathize With Westerners.
The people of the East are thoroughly
I'm sympathy with the Westerners on the
beef question. We appreciate that you
people to use your characteristic express
sion, are not getting a fair sha Ike The
people of Chicago know that the cattle
raisers or the West ship their cattle to
our city with the expectation Of getting
q fair price for their stock, II they re-
fuse to take the price offered for thcir
cattle they must lay around and contrib
ute to the Golfers OF the beef trust by
paying trust rates for the feeding OF
the cattle Finally the stockmen arc
brought to bay. Thoroughly disguised.
they decide TO accept the trusts offer for
the cattle. We arc trusting that the
present investigation Will break he trust,
and thereby afford relief to the cattle
raiscrs OF the West
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
GIRL CAUSE OF MURD
Wealthy Chinese Slain on "
Of Portland.

PORTLAND, Or. Feb s-Maa 8
to-do Chinese. about p years of ~
dcred tonight in this city BY fsn'T
man named Look Fuag ChenG AZ
Lac Cheng. and his companlcr.
nesc glrl. was atabhcd but pet fs1-
10y tho murderer. Leo Che5g sls
the police
According to the girl, the q.
and hls mJrderer became inIo'e.
rel over her affections and Lfe =
volvor and nred three shots, igo
effect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
MINE WORKERS. CONVENTION
Resolution Calling for President Do
lan's Resignation Raises Row.

PITTSBURG, Feb. 6-After a dav char
acterized by disorder. Kisses and cat calls
with frequent demand to resign" the
delegates OF District No. of tho I-nited
Mine Workers union I'm conyeu,jon
failed to pass a resolution calling for tho
resignation OF Patrick Dolan president OF
District No. 8, for his action in voting
Win the operators I'm indianapolis TO sus
tain the present wage scale
Chairman Is Firm.
After several hours OF discussion ,,nor,
the resolution. which the chair refused 70
recognize, the convention adjourned IN.
nisht until tomorrow morning after pass
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07

In the Hawaiian islands, $30N, 900 for sea-
coast guns and carriages 800 eco for am
munltion.
a total appropriations of 81 A.. 600 ia in
cludcd for fortihcatloES and other defense
work In this country including 500 Gc)
for the construction of fire control sta
tions and purchase manufacture and test
OF range and position finders.
An appropriation OF Sl.Ss2,0OO is made
for the armament Of fortincations In
cludlng $3.50 OCO for ammunition and sub
vallbCr tubes for sca coast artillery prac-
tice For submarine mines an approprla-
tIon OF 500 900 is made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
ABOUT SPANISH FORK.
Utah Gospel Mission Workers Con.
clude Work at This Point

SPANISH FORK, FEB. 6-Dr Lane and hi.
associates. Hodge and Green of the Utah Cos
pei mission. closed their work here last
night. preaching 10 audience that packed
tho Presbyterian church. They 70 havo
nado many friends and few enemies.
Israel L. Hayes superintendent OF tho 81 o
lcm schools, has inaugurotah n crusade against
the selling o. cigarette and tobacco to boys.
public meeting was held last Friday aignt IN
the lnrgc nicetnG-houso ana was addressed by
Judge Brown OF Prove IL the selling Is con-
tinued legal action viii follow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Would Amend Ordinance.

In order that the records and ncs OF this
court be kcps they should be, commcnsur
ntc With the proper conduct or Its Offices
would respectfully recommend that the ordi-
nance be amended that the Recorder oe
given authority TO appoint "A deputy at sal
airy OF S75 pei month. and such other help as
may bo deemed necessary Tor the proper con-
duct Of the said court.
The communication was referred TO tho
Committee on Municipal Laws and the
CITY Attorney
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Boise to Have Commercial Club.

Special TO Tho Tribune
EoISE, Ida. Fob. s-ToniFht n mass ncer-
Ing Tor the purlosc OF organizing commercial
club held in the NJ. C A audItoriunn
The chamber of commerce will b. merged int
the new organization and its affairs will he
taken over bv the commercial club A lnrr,
number OF representative citizens were nrns
cnt, and great interest IL being manifest,d
he large "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Chinese Yale Man Is y

NEW YORK. Feb, e-WSs
ccived today by the visiting -
missioners that Wong kai MAJ
vice-commissloner at the ol "a, =,
position, died last week N l n
Japan He was a graduate OF i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
SOLDIERS KILL WORN
Russian Troops Fire Into U''
Cut Down Men and We

WARSAW, Russian Poland 3
military patrol which was 60
rested workmen to jail toesl
tackled by sympathizers WIZ ~
ers. The soldiers fired a WI
one man and woundlng a Hc7h
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
MORE TON ASKS CHANGE
FOR JUVENILE COURT
He Desires to Name a Deputy
Who Will Attend to All
Records.

city Recorder Norcton ia not pleased
with the manner in which he Is at pres
ent compelled to look after the work of
the Juvenile court. and he desires that
authority be given him TO appoint q
deputy for that court at a salary Of SO
a month. a communication from Mr..
Moreton TO the city Council. presented
ut Monday nights session, was as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Moreton's Letter.
Gentlemen. The statutes under which tho
Juvenile court Is operated provide that tho
Recorder is ox-onloIo clerk of snid court, and
Is tho custodian OF It's records in the same
manner the other city courts.
There seems 10 he. up to date. no wnll-dc-
nncd plan of taking charge OF this work. and
In it's oiloc whom 1 can hold respon-
Flblo answer deputy along with me.
Part OF the work In tho Office OF tho Juvenile
court since its organization has been dono by
OF The clerks In the Recorders Office, who
has been spared while trials were going on
O take minutes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Opposed to Football

MADISON. Wis, Feb SIA.a ,,s
ing the matter for seven "y1 wIs.c
ulty of the University Oh W.
night adopted resolutions lcs, 80,
suggestion that football of .,,s,
two years, If the other uni'eiA
big Nine" concur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
Fortieth Birthday Mt. Moriah Lodge
Celebrated.

The for;ieth anniversary OF the founding Of
Mt MorIah lodge No. . of tho Free and
Accep:cr MaEons. held in the Masonic
temple Monday evening and attended by
about two hundred and nifty members Of the
order their wives and trirndn. An excellent
programme was rendered. after which ban
stus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Arrangement Unsatisfactory.

This arrangements has boon very unSntis-
factory 10 both departments. from the fact
that found tho records Of the juvenile court
on assuming office tho first Of the year several
months In arrears minutes having been
kept OF the sessions OF the court There Is no
clerk In the ofnco who ls empowered to
swear. as probation officers othcrar TO com
plants brought before tho court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Real Estate Men Are Glad.

Naturally, the real estate men OF Salt
Lake are glad 10 learn of Mr.. Hack s
intention and that Los Angeles capitalists
are to make this city field of their en-
deayorS. They assert that the progress
OF Salt Lake could not possibly be more
materially advanced than by the ereo
tion OF number of apartment-houses. for
which there Is great open field In Salt
Lake. or by the entrance OF such COM
pany as Is being formed In Los Angeles
They are of the opinion that the entrance
OF outside capitalists as company will
mark n new era In the history OF Salt
Lake real estate. and that the approach
ing spring will witness a great local real
estate activity, providing local owners do
not place unreasonable prices upon their
holdings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
WOMAN NOT gull
Mrs. Helen Schmidlap A%-
Charge of Murder at -

DENVER. Feb. e.-At = 9s|
WAS declared not guilty Hasa,s, a
of her husband. William s.ss, !,
shot oad killed In lojsi% ~"
on July }. 1875. ,o,,r h0
The Jury deliberated t0'"
reaching tho verdict A lsL
This wss the woinans -asst
having resulted In n dlsssf"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
WILL WELCOME Los
ANGELES CAPITALISTS
Real Estate Men Interested in
Report That They Will
Invade Zion.

The announcement that Peter Hack OF
Los Angeles Is TO come TO Salt Lake City
in the near future with View To i'm
proving his Main street property, at the
corne" OF Main and Fifth South streets,
by the erection of $4,000 apartment
house and the report that a big COM
pany OF Los Angeles capitalists is being
formed for the purpose OF investing great
sums of money in Salt Lake real estate
have attracted considerable attention In
local business circles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Londoners Go to Paris.

PARIS, Feb. G-Nearly oil the members of
the London county council arrived here to
day TO attend several days festivities under
the auspices Of the municipality OF Paris.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Banquet Is Spread.

OF tho many generations had sought and
shared the work of Masonry and It's glorlcs
A brief outline OF the influence OF the lodge
upon Masonry in Utah and in Franco and
Italy In the early times touched upon I'm
tho closing remarks OF the eloquent speaker
Plates for go laid In the banquet hall
and the smnll lodge ROOM and a tempting
menu served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
ONE: WITNESS IN CASE
AGAINST THE PACKERS
Prosecuting Attorney Declares
Testimony Given by Wit
ness Was False.

CHICAGO Feb 6.-But one witness was
on the stand today in the packers case.
This was c. w. MncFarlane, Office man
ager for Morris & Co. His evidence re-
lated TO the manner in which the agents
of the Government were given informa-
tion in the Office OF Morris 6 Co.
the cross-cxamlnation by District At
torney Morrison was exceedingly sharp.
Just before the adjournment of court the
District Attorney put some leading qucs-
ti0nS regarding the work OF the Open
hcimer company. which IL Is claimed by
the Government was one OF the affiliated
concerns through which the packers con-
trolled the prices OF by-products-
He made the direct assertion that the
witness was not telling the truth In his
answers. and brought on q warm legal ar
gument, in which all the attorneys I'm the
case took part The question was finally
ruled out OF court
Give Up Information.
torncy-General Moody said in reply TO
questions.
II notice that the attorneys for tho
packers have produced evidence to the et-
feet that Commissioner Garfield said he
would not give To the Department OF
Justice the Information he secured from
the packer
tions lssued by Commissioner Garfield and
his agents for the production OF certain
books.
Presidents Letter Refuted.
District-Attorney Morrison. at the open
ing Of the afternoon session OF court, re-
fused to admit the authenticity OF Sec
tlon OF letter written by President
Roosevelt and incorporated in a report
from the Attorney General 10 the Senate.
The matter is now public document.
The portion OF the letter has to do with
the allegation OF the packers that part
of the report OF Commissioner Garfield
wac used by the Department OF Justice
Ii IL as follows
with my approval the Department OF
Justice, with the assistance OF the De
partment OF Commerce and Labor, has for
some months been cndcaVorins to find out
whether or not they can obtain legal ad-
vice Of such wilful and deliberate viola
ton OF the injunction by any individual.
Grand Jury Indictments
IF the grand jury now sitting In Chi
cago finds indictments against individuals
connected with the packing corporations
It viii be because In their judgment such
legal evidence OF the violation OF tho in
junction has been laid before them"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07

ing u resolution to appoint a 4
on resolutions consisting OF ays Z
which Is TO report tomorrow GO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Shipping Bill Is Up.

The shipping bill was taken up at 2.l5
=. m. in tho Senate. Mr.. Teller took the
noor and denied that funds used I'm the
Irrigation service were i'm the nature Of
n bounty 10 the West He contended that
these funds were a loan and bonefactlon
only in the fact that they draw no in
tcrest.
Tho forthcatlon bill includes 81. .0S7. 900
Tor fortifications In insular possessions
or this amount sS0OO10 Is for sea-coast
batteries, $4,000 10: tho niuchase OF sites
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Entertaining Programme.

The meeting was called TO order by Worship
full Master a. Peabody. Invocation was
offered by Rev George c. Hunting chaplain
OF tho chapter. The musical numbers were
follows Violin solo Fifth Air and yaria-
tions." Miss Gala Crane, accompanlJt Miss
Fora Morse. baritone solo THE Crusaders -
Carl Scheld. accompanist. Mrs A. II. Pea
body. violin solo. Scene de Ballet" Prof
G. ]. Ncttleton, soprano solo, A May Morn
ing" MrL 4, Peters. The Ncttleton or
chestra OF six pieces rendered the overture
from Prince OF pilsen," Military Symphonic
and "OG!cer OF the day" At the conclusion
OF the programme, the orchestra rendered sew
ernl cnlivening selections. The address OF the
evening was delivered by Rev. Z. 4, Smpkn
who snolkc na folloMa-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
RHEUMATISM Al 49S5 !SS!9!Sss ss.sss s!s5aS' ss7S
A N - - THF STRGNGFST

o q
silently
stomach
sluggish
souring
impurities the which, coming with
This
and as penerates the muscles and bones produces the terrible
dgrceable rheumatism
made torture by its pains shattered the health
casing pain reducing the
by purifying and iuvigoraing the thin, acrid
HG&A GAD EA blood driving
sending strong, to
all irritating particles that
Ssx> V S2sv Inflammation
digestion, snervou energy
and thorough lasting
and medical advice wit
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Why Masons Rejoice.

1t Is not. however. in the ancient Legend
not In tho long life OF Masonry or In the
persoDsIity OF the great leaders that VIC re-
Jocc tonight II Is true that this is the old
est Of those institutions that have orystalizcd
about the ng"-lunS puSsicn OF the human heart
(oU fellowship, equality and freedom IL is
true that EmpcroTs have laid aside the robes
and power OF state TO walk into tho Masonic
chamber and Ind exnitation In Its lowliest
service and that the greatest ruler OF the
earth today gladly knclt TO share Its views
not because OF any freretricloua Consldcra tlon
but simply TO md manhood recognized by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-07
Tried to Shake Cromwell.
Took Uncle Sans Coin.

This declared Mr., Wallace, meant that
the amount Of money had been taken out
OF tne pocket OF Uncle Sam He eN-
PINNED that Mr., Cromwell had been coun-
gel for the road and said the action bUr-
dsrod upon bhIpb finance