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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
RESULTS AT ASCOT.
Some Good Racing, Several Favorites
Coming N First

Los ANGELES. Fob. 3-Results at Ascot
today were follows
First race. short course steeplcchsse-Adams,
ltS CRuzselj 4 TO 3 won. KumclR. 192 (Nc-
BrIdej. to l. second. Flee. 100 ,Hewitp, 10
l. third Time. :. IN. MGrylnnder Paramount
Motto and DeNterity also ran
Second ruce futuTity Course-Ailss CroiN. l0i
,ChnnIlerj. to >. won: Brsnnigan, 100 Jack
SOM y 20 s. recoud; Jennie +. lO7 (McDanieD,
2 TO l. third Time llon. Companion, L. Il.
Bingham Ncgrusco. William Parrish. Las
Cr1tT.S Walnut and Victor also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Art Collection in DISPUTE.

WASHINGTON, Feb 8.-The right Of III.
Catholic University Of America TO tho pro-
cceds OF the art collection OF Thomas E wag-
gaman, which was sold in New York last win
ter is questioned In court by II Rcisier Du-
lsney trustee In bankruptcy OF Mr. wagga-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Lecture an Illustrated One.
Refers to Smoke Trouble.

IN tne conclusion OF his remarks. the speaker
rcIcrrsd TO the smoke nuisance In this valley
eno tho overcoming OF IL by the instnllation
the local order Of the association 10 arrange
TO have a number OF educational lectures to he
given at intervals In the near future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Blissful Running Well.

Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
BIssful. los (Miller). } To l, won: Miss May
Bowdish. lO2 1'uimsl. i TO l. second. The
Roustabout l0I lJRckson), 4 to 8. third Time
;i5. The Hugucnot. Aiezonia and Helen =
also
Sixth race. futurlty course-St. Winnifredc
lO7 (PowcID TO ., won: Mre. Boz. sS IBat-
tiste) J TO l. second; Smithy Kane. l0D pres
toni. to 6, third. Time, l:l2 Hirtlo. Ra-
dun Retedor. Winnie Adams and Fred Park
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Deputy Sheriff Interferes.

The alteration between the two men
became loud and boiStcrous that
Deputy Sheriff Cave came out md in
sisted upon them ending the controversy
The argument occurred right In front OF
the Sheri1's office on Twenty-fourth
CtF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Allerion Wins the Money.

Third race, four and half furlonGs-Al-
Ierlon. ia Priorj 10 ., won; Blue Bottle. llo
(Preston). . to J. second. Tom Gilroy. lo5
CMoriarity), 9 10 l. third. Time, 55i4 s7conds
Van Loan Halton Walter Eckles Ray EEan,
Wnpns gootis and FL Cusador also ran.
Fourth race futuTity course-Hilonn. los
(Jackson). 10 l. won Interludo. l0l (PowclD.
10 l. second; Dan Collins. ia tPrlorl. 10 2
third. Time l;llh. Tcndercrest, Foncasta,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
CONGRESSMAN PRUIETT

rb,1r>s,uau Prufc'f ~ one Of N, most nofSd and
,c,ssn lItcers IN fh< Sou hssf. lie is The ofiornry
eelo a7ur. 1 pror1inSnfy IN edsJcnss orJec 9obiry
Tor fhs lsiuo OF Sheriff Beet and Smith al Hobart
oEI1 In f4I ne poar JoilotrirGsac employed by
m, sat NJ Arunsds sr>-tal Cunssi ~ The prose
ounon of tA1 famous Tucker PdrnSli JsUd eosss.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Threats to Destroy Elijah.

Mr.. Chambers further told Mr. Larklns
that he had telephoned the mana &c ment
OF the Deseret News. complaining about
the matter. and that II he could he would
get Mr.. Larkinss Job from him Further
than that" he said III | fail In that I
will destroy your undertaking business in
OGDEN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Make Sorry Showing.
Of Little Consequence.

OF course II Is Of little consequence tha;
Ndjt -Gsn. GcoEhSyan has resigned. disgustcd
by the methods Of Gtnh's Executive. IL lie OF
little consequence that nm entire company If
ready To turn In it's equipment and return 10
private life. IL Is OF little consequence THAI the
chief officers OF other organizations have sent
In their TesiguHtlons weary Of the strife that
hos marked the Cutler administration. All this
natter not. cutler and Col Lund stl llNe
Suppose that urgent den and for mastering
into service Utah'S Guard really existed. would
not the result be Il spcctnble Tor gods and men
10 smilc at No BrigudCr- General the EN-
ciunt Sam Park hnving resigned when his
rIonhco1 could no longer Withstand The snub9
TO which no WA subjected by the Governor
puppets No Adjutnnt- General, Geoghegan
having worked hard for months without encour-
ngoment or assistance finally giving up In
despair There is Lund. Lieutenant Colonel
and Acting kdjutnnt- General. There tho
Captains and lieu .enants, most OF them Young
men anxious TO do their dCty, but without mil
itnry training In actual service and further
Handicapped by lsck Of q commander whom
they
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Aims Of Association.

Tho meeting was called 20 order by " h.
Fitzpatrick, chairman Of the educational com
mlttee and recording secretary OF the local
order, who. In few words told Of the sssoo
citation, Its aims and object. He reod the
uon OF the association
This association shall no tmo be used
for tho furtherance OF strikes or for the pur-
pose OF intervening In any way between its
members and their employers In regard to
wages Its meetings shall be devoted
10 the business OF the association, and at oil
times preference shall be given to the educa-
tlon or enRineere.' Under this latter state
ment the speaker said that the association
gives a series OF lectures which are beneficial
10 those IN charge or engines He then intro
auced MT Stursis as the speaker OF evening.
Lecture an illustrated One.
MI Stursis began his remarks by q brief
review OF the work OF the association which
was organlEcd In 1852 and now has a member
ehlp OF 20. 200 In the United States Then with
the means OF stereopticon machine he illus
uated his lecture upon steam boilers Tho
points brought out BY the speaker and thor
oughly explained TO his interested auditors
We're the construction OF steam boilers care and
management, Ills that they are heir To- COM
buntion and explosions. The details OF the
holler In all Its many parts were thoroughly
explained as well tho proper care OF IRE
same The speaker referred 10 the caro- Of
the boiler as that OF caring for q child which
with its many little Ills have TO DC properly
watched and corcd for before they increase TO
bD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinino Tablet,
itugslsts refund money IL II fails 10 cure
T. w GROVES signature is on each box &c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
HAVE ANOTHER TILT
Senator and Lawyer Measure Legal
Minds in Panama Canal Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Wlliam Mel
son Cromwell and Senator Morgan meas
ured legal minds all day before the Sen
ate Committee on Interocennic Canals
and in a drawn battle adjourned until
tomorrow
lessly concerning his relations with the
Panama Canal company asked many
skllful questions, which were as 6killfUl-
ly cvaded Mr., Cromwell drew a line be-
tween his actions since the transfer OF
the canal property 70 the United States
and declined positively to answer any
questions concerning the earlier period
Al the close OF the duy Mr. Morgan had
brought out n scheme for the American
ization OF the Panama Canul company
which promised To furnish the subject Tor
an interesting examination
Morgan Is Persistent.
Mr Morgan asked a score OF moro
questions concerning the appointment OF
road, but Mr.. Cromwell insisted that the
appointment had been made by the Sec
Tetary OF War. and that he had not sug-
gestcd 1t TO the Secretary
Mr. Morgan again took up the subjec.
OF Mr.. Cromwelrs services to the new
Panama Canal company and what he had
done TO earn the 100000 he said he had
received After refusing to answer qUes-
tions put TO him In vnriety OF forms, all
bearing on the same subject. Mr., Crom-
well snld that he did not think the COM
mlttee has the power 10 go into the sub
tcct.
Mr. Morgan then had read an agree
ment between Mr.. Cromwell and the new
Panama Canal company. which embodied
a plan for the Amercanization OF the
Panama canal This was dated Novem-
Der u, 1899
Cromwell Refuses to Answer
Mr. Cr;sIwell said that it was not
contract. but merely power of attorney
that lad been given him. and a matter
thai had not been matured into anything
He declined TO soy whether he had
drawn II.
Mr. Cromwell said that he did not want
TO be harsh. but that he should decline
to go any further into a discussion OF the
affairs Of the Panama Canal company.
Disreg0rding Mr.. Cromwells 8 objections
Mr. Morgan pursued the subject as 10
whether Mr.. Cromwell had incorporated
the Panama Canal Company of America
under the laws OF New Jersey. He said
after Mr.. Cromwell had refused 10 an
swer that he would produce the record 10
show that this had been done. and that
Mr. Cromwell was one of the incorporat-
ors The committee then adjourned until
1880 o'clock tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
ILLUS TRATED LECTURE
ON STEAM BOILERS
Interesting Talk by Inspectors
of Boilers to Stationary
Engineers.

Before an interested audience OF about a
hundred stationary engineers, gathered In the
K. OF r. hall Tuesday evening. J. F. SturGis
State representative and chief inspector Of
the Hartford Boiler Insurance company. Guve
an address upon Steam Boilers" The ad-
dress was given under the auspices OF the Ma
tional Association OF Stationary Engineers.
EInh lndEn No 1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Wells-Green Suit Comes U

The case Of Heber NJ. Wells as,
Green was not taken up by Joass
terdaV. but Will be heard tofS =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Says Organ Stole News.

Mr. Chambers charged Mr. Larkins
with having copied The Tribune In his
report published In the Deserct News and
further charged him with unbrotherly
conduct and animosity He told him ho
vas rapidly becoming an apostate and
following I'm the wicked ways of the
Gentilcs." He charged him with hav-
Ing printed incorrect reports OF the trial
in that he had published the full evidence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Row in Ogden Political Camp
Causes Intense
Feeling.
BROTHER RAISES HIS
HAND AGAINST BROTHER
Bitter Verbal Attack Made By
Fred Chambers ON Elijah
Larkins.
SnocIal TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb zS.-It was announced To-
day that If q certain turn Is taken In
the prosecution of the alleged grating
Councilmcn In ogden there will be whole
sole designations, and that oil OF the hVo
men whose designations have been de-
mnnded by Mr. Skeen, for the illegal
appropriation II fees. will come in
bunch II Is stated that the Councilmon
charged with the orfense are just now be-
ginning 10 -enlize its enormity and are
now viewing II in the same Impartial
lsht that the public does
One Hopeful Feature.
one OF the most hopeful features To-
cGlly is that the ogden public Is learning
that thu influence OF the cI-mayor Is the
reason that the ten Councllmcn arc now
under cloud He has said that they
would not resign. He has said that they
were justified In taking the cltys money
Yhen the same was not authorized by
law, But the Councilmen themselves
now know that they were not justified
and they are all anxious to resign and
Will do so just as soon as the case against
Craig reaches n verdict
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Moves Confined to His Home.

Councilman Alex II. Moves is con-
fred to mis- home yet. Last night he
suffered another attack OF nervousness
ard with it's usual mend0city the organ
Of Ogdens graftcrs came out tonight
with a statement that he may not live,
and tried To place. the responsibility for
his serious condition on those who are
prosecuting these graft cases. The facts
are that Moyes' condition Is deplornbe
bot IL Is not dangerous and while he Is
sick the result of his accident u year
ago, and Is suffering from nervous worly
he Is not In danger
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Here rs tie CongreSSmdn'S letter.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
SmoOt Cutler Spry Anderson
Commanders May Have a
Chance to Fight.
BEST OFFICERS HAVE
ALREADY DROPPED OUT
War Cloud in Orient May Give
Governor Chance to Sell
Blankets.

While tho war cloud hangs low in tho Orient
the word comes thnt In numerous Western
States word has been received 10 hold the Ma
tonnl Guards in readiness for duty, Tho de-
partmont has already notified tho Governor OF
Montana TO hold his militia in condition to
respond a call at any time and It Is prooo-
bic that the llttlc Governor of Utah Will re-
ceive siminr Instructions in tho near future,
Make Sorry Showing.
And what a woI dcrful showing Utah's Guard
would make a. this time among the othor mill
iary organizations of the Vest How the
leaders OF tho Smoot- -Cutlcr-C Calistcr- Ander-
son Spry aggregation may pErdonnbly point
with pride" 10 the ruin they have wrought
among ar Organization that was NJ one time
credit TO the State.
No mettcr how serious may become the dan
ger In the fur East. Joseph F. Smith Is Stlll
the polyEnmous head OF the Mormon church.
The Governor Of Utah lvos, and the Statc
militia is Stiil able to muster a corporal
guard. Think Of that those OF you who arc
inclined TO trcmblc Mt the menace OF the yell
low peril. Has IL not been taught In many n
household that Cutler could do no wrong?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-01
Hierarch's Organ in It.

So intense Is the feeling here that
brother has raised his hand against
brother and the ties OF religion Will no
longer hold men together An example of
this occurred today when Fred w Cham
bers, recently convicted OF collecting il
legal fees Elado vicious verbal attack
on Elijah LArkIns. the resident Teprcsen-
lEt tive OF tho DEaa1nt NeNs
Douglas Island news., 1906-08-29

Gov. Hoggatt expects to start to- morrow on a tour of Southern and Southwestern Alaska. AS the Govern or becomes better acquainted with AL aska and her people his appreciation of the bigness of his job increases.
Douglas Island news., 1906-08-29
TEE SCHOOL
o'clock

The Douglas Public School will open Monday morning, with force of five teachers. Besides those mentioned in 8 previous issue of this paper, Miss Pickle, of Oregon, has been engaged as assistant principal.
 It surely is fact that the seheolwill be better equipped this year than ever before to do good work, and we are warranted in the expectation os great things.
 Parents should see to it that every child of school age is entered in the school for the full term. In order to do the best wora it is necessary that pupils start with the school year, aod attend regularly at aQ times. Give the boys and girls chance and don't let them get behind their classes by 8 late start.
Douglas Island news., 1906-08-29
COUNCIL GRANTS FRANCHISE

At the Monday evening meeting of >be City Council, the ordinance grant ing to the Alaska Southern Ky. Go. the right to operate street railway within the corporate limits of the town of Douglas was passed. The franchise gives the company the use of Third Street, and provides that the track shall DC laid not less than ten feet from the center of the street. In the case of doable tTack, which can only se laid on the south 200 feet of the street, both tracks must be on one side of the center line of the street.
 The ordinance provides that work on the railway shall be begun within six months, and in actual operation within two years from the date of such begin ming. The grant is for period of 50 years. Mr, Allen Weir, oi Olympia, Washington, attorney for the company, addressed the council at length giving 8 full explanation of the psans and pur- poses of bis Company,
 The council ordered the Marshal to have he street lights turned on Sep sember 1st. 1t was also ordered that a light be installed on the corner near Mr. J. Cashen's residence, one block further North, and ope in "Finn Town '
 The City Clerk was ordered to call for bids for the construction of sewer from the beach, up D street, to connect with the Hume in fgonS of the City Bakery.
 The Clerk was also instructed to give public notice that all dogs within the city limits, on which the dog tax has not beer paid by Sept. 10th, would be shot without any farther barley.
 The coancn adjourned as clever o'clock
Douglas Island news., 1906-08-29

Somehow the kicker is useful anil nal. even if he is 8 Missouri mule. Most people have enough of the mule in their makeup to kick a part of the time. A manages to the meat market and kicks about the cost of beefsteak but he never thinks of the fact that the butcher pays freight charge of s3E 8 ton. Now whether it be hardware, or groceries or what not, about the best freight rate thaS merchant can get cE goods shipped from Seattle is ss.0e' 9 ton. If the people of Gastineau& chan nel think that this is, simply 8 goed joke on the merchant they are fooled. The consumer pays the freight. Every laborer is interested and id the kicks that are registered wars all directed ir g. proper direction, they migha do' soa2e sood.. What this paUS o8 Alaska, needs more than anything elsei is 8 reduction in freight chargss and until we gst fc all derelopmaatot the soan5uy wilt be held. back.
Douglas Island news., 1906-08-29
ALLEN
.4ttry. for Alaska Southern By. Co

MAaRmD.--Mr. Hendric |. sarvela end Miss Aliina Myllynieni were unit ed in holy wsd3oek by Rev. D. Holford in the Congregational church last even- ing. Mr. I'd, Sar7els, Miss Anna Nie- mi, Mfr. Elias JarTi ana Miss Hilda Aattila wers witnesses 30 the cere- mony.
 The members and friends of the Ladies Leagus iD connection with the Congregational cAmeA will meet in reealar sess5eD in shs school roosa of the chercS oE TRurs8ay afterneon at 2 o'clock. Is 5s h0pSa good attend anee wlEE be present. MTs. Rev. Hel- ford, Poes5dsSa~
 DRzD-HeSs d, T7dszcsnn, 8 0ative of Anssrsy. DsncDsTk received seri GUS ing5cy 1ses Tbuzsday when ascend- ing SNs s1rsft ab 1bB Ready Ballion mine' 5soD tbs 9Fsra5 of which he died Frf5ay msDiDg, Fnnera3 services were 2sa1 s3 Sbo GCDg7sgat1onaf church ia, DouE7so 0D Sunday at 1:9o o'clock, D.. up.,, Bsr- D, B0EDTd, B.D., officiating.
 "Tse3 Automatic Judgment Seat Tn Man. AD outlook on the problem whsSasy Tbgrs5c Evolution throws any IFEhs 9ps0 Gkret's view of future pun 5sRmsaS, This will Se the theme of a4eeouuss 5s the Congregational church, Douglas, sN Sunday evening, Sept. 2, at s o'clock, The Choir will render a suitable aatAen. Fn this sermon the voice of reveIation-the voice of con- science, and tRe voice of Nature will be s heard. You are invited to be present at shis service. D.. Helfordy B. D.. Pastor
Douglas Island news., 1906-08-29

Fresh fat Turkeys, Spring Chickens and Hens, Cranberries, Celery. Hothouse Lettuce, r a IFS 1 c y, green Onions, Gu cumbers, Cabbage, Car rot S. s gu a s h, Pumpkins, TurnipS. green and red Pep pers, Tomatoes, Beets Garlic, Onions, Par snips, Sweet Potato s Scotch Kale, Red Cabbage, Fresh Fish Shrimp, Ranch Eggs and Eastern Eggs, Star and Premium Hams and Bacon, Fresh and Pickled Tongues. Bologna and Summer Sau. sage, Fresh Smoked and Salt Herring, Smoked Beef sliced, Boiled Ham sliced, Sour pickles and Dill Pickles, Pickled Olives, Beets and Saur Kraut. Ooligan Spiced Russian Cav far and Sardines, An chovies Cod Fish and Salmon Bellies, Cheese of all kinds, Imported Swiss, Ro- chefort, Edam, Inn perial, Ere akfast Cream, Limburger, Honey in glass jars, Fresh Apple Cider and Vinegar, Fresh Meats and Game at Wholesale and Re- tail,