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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-21
NON UNION MEN BEING
RUSHED TO OHIO MINES

Stuebenville- o. May 2O--Two more car
loads of non-union men were brought into
the neighbOrhOOd of the United States
Coal company's Plum Run mines today
and tomorrow or Tuesday an attempt viii
be made to open the mines and run them
nOn-uniOn. No trouble was experienced
by the men or the mine officials. although
the strikers stood about in somewhat
sullen attitude Another lot of u0n-uuiOn
men are expected tomorrow, it was stated
tonight. All the new arrivals are closely
guarded by deputies. of which there are
about fifty at the mines.
The mine workers remain firm in their
refusal to return TO work. and today mass
meetings were held throughout the east
ern Ohio district Speeches were made by
the mine workers leaders. advising them
to be firm in their resolution to remain
out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-21
PAINTING SPELLS
Cured BY Dr.. Williams Pink Pills, tn
Remedy Which Actually Makes
New Blood

An8mla makes the patient short q
breath 50 that there is often a sense O
suffOcation, sometimes there is a couzI
and the sufferer seems to be going into
consumption, at others there Is a muir
muir of the heart and heart disease L
feared. Ia the following case sever
fainting spells were an alarming symp
tom resulting from ''too little blood. g"
Mrs. George Forester, Of Z Curtil
,street, Watertown, NY, saws: "Som,
time ago took a heavy cold and it Ief.
me IN very weak condition. I be
came worse and worse until finally
had auBmia. | lost flesh and appetite
had no color and was subject to faiutius
spells Sometimes they would attacI
me suddenly and would fall to the f7OoJ
with hardly any warning.
Il had one of our best physicians
but after he had been attending me
about a mouth without any improve
ment IN my condition, l decided to see
what Dr.. Williams Pink Pills would do.
"The pills We're well known to me
for, about two years before. members
Of my family had taken them with the
best results. l soon found that the pills
were Just what | needed for I soon be-.
gan 70 notice an improvement. After ]
had taken them while longer I was en-
tlrely cured. and we all believe in DR..
Williams Pink Pills and recommend
them highly"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills actually make
new blood. They do that one thing aud
they do 1t well. Impoverished blood is
deficient in red corpuscles. DR.. Williams
Pink Pills increase the number of these
red cOrpuscles and in this way send
health and strength to every tissue.
All druggists sell DIR. Williams Pink
Pills or they viii be sent by mail. post
paid, on receipt of price, so cents per
box, six boxes for s. 90, by the DIR. Will
liams Medicine Co, Schenectady, n. Y.
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Gives Rule of Enforcement,

Sec. ;. That section IS of said act. as
amended March 2, 1889, be amended so as
to read as follows,
Sec. Is. That if, after hearing on n
complaint made as provided in section -
Of this act the commission shall deter
mine that any party complainant is en-
titled to an award Of damages under the
provisions Of this act, for a violation
thereof. the commission shall make an
order directing the carrier to pay to the
complainant the sum to which he is en-
titled on or before q day named
IF a carrier does not comply with an
order for the payment of money within
the time limit in such order, the COM
plainant. or any person for whose benefit
such order was made may file I'm the
circuit court of the United States for the
district in which he resides or which Is
located the principal operating office OF
the carrier, OF through which the road of
the carrier runs, a petition setting forth
briefly the causes for which he claims
damages, and the order Of the commission
in the premises
such suit shall proceed in all respects
like other civil suits for damages. except
that on the trial Of such suit the find
ings and order of the commission shall
be pTima facie evidence of the facts
therein stated and except that the petit
toner shall not be liable for costs in the
circuit court nor for costs at any -sUbse-
quent stage Of the proceedings unless they
accrue upon his appeal IF the petitioner
shall finally prevail he shall be allowed a
reasonable attorneys fee. to be taxed
and collected as part Of the costs OF the
suit
"All complaints for the recovery of
damages shall be filed with the comr1is-
sion within two years from the time the
cause Of action accTues, and not after,
and q petition for the enforcement Of an
order for the payment Of money shall be
filed in the circuit court within one year
from the date Of the order, and not after.
Provided. that accrued claims may be
presented within one year.
Collective Action in Suits.
in such suits all parties in whose ia
vor the commission may have made an
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MIsdemeanor In False Record.

any false entry in the accounts or any
book of accounts. or in any record or
memoranda kept by a carrier, or who
shall willfuIIy destroy, mutilate, alter or
By any other means or device falsify the
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Recourse to Writ of Court.

IF any carrier fails or negIects TO obey
any order of the commission other than
for the payment Of money while the same
IS in effect. any party injured thereby. or
the commission i'm its own name. may sp-
ply to the circuit court in the district
where such carrier has its principal ope-
rating Office, or in which the violation or
dlSObedlenCe of such order shall happen,
for an enforcement of such order Such
application shall be by petition, which
shall state the substance of the order and
the respect in which the carrier has failed
Of obedience, and shall be served upon the
carrier I'm such manner as the court may
direct and the court shall prosecute such
Inquiries and make such Investigations
through such means as it shall deem need
full in the ascertainment Of the facts at
issue or which may arise upon the hear
ing of such petition
IF, upon such hearing as the court NAV
determine to be necessary. il appears that
the order was lawfully made and duly
served, and that the carrier is in dis
obedience of the same. the court shall
enforce obedience to such order by a writ
Of injunction or other proper process.
mandatory or otherwise. to restrain such
carrier. its officers, agents or representa-
tiveS from further disObedienCe of such
order or TO enjOin upon il or them Obedi-
ence to the same. and in the enforcement
Of suCn process the court shall have those
powers ordinarily exercised by II in com
polling obedience to its WTits of iniunC-
ton and mandauUS-
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Appeal to Higher Tribunal.

From any action upon such petition an
appeal shall lie by either party to the SUI
pTeme court Of the United States and in
such court the case shall have priority
in hearing and determination over all 9th
er cases except criminal cases but such
appeal shall not vacate or suspend the
order appealed from.
THE venue of suits brought in any Of
the circuit courts of the United States
against the commission to enjOin. set
aside, annul or suspend any order or re
quiTement of the commission shall be in
the district where the carrier against
whom such order or requirement may
have been made has its principal operat-
ing Office and may be brought at any time
after such order is promulgated. And If
the order or requirement has been made
against two or more carriers, then in the
district where any one of said carriers has
its principal operating office; and if the
carrier has its principal operating Office
in the District of Columbia, then the
carrier has its principal office, and juris-
dictiOn to hear and determine such suits
is hereby vested in such courts. The
provisions Of An act to expedite the hear
ing and Determination Of Suits in Equity
and so FORTH approved February H. 1903
shall be, and are hereby made applica BILE
to all such suits, including the hearing on
an application for a preliminary injunc-
ton, and are also made applicable TO any
proceeding in equity to enforce any order
or requirement Of the commission or any
of the provisions Of the act to regulate
commerce approved February 4, 1887. and
all acts amendatOry thereof or supple
mental hereto.
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Trains for Bernhard performance at
Saltair Monday. May q. viii leave 5.
L. & L. A. depot at 7;15 D. m. Passes
not good on these trains Fare for the
round trip 50 cents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-21
Va Pa EmpIoyes' offieers.

Sec 16B Nothing in the provisions of
TINS act shall prevent the issuance of free
transportation or reduced rates to the Of
TIcers of the organizations of railway en-
plOyes for the purpose Of prosecuting the
business of such organizations with COM
mon carriers; provided, that such reduced
rates or free transportation shall not be
issued with a view of discriminating in
favor OF or against any particular class
of Officers sid orc-a Iliza tinrls >,
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sion may otherwise direct; and if. in its
Judgment, after such rehearing and the
consideration Of all facts. including those
arising since the former hearing, it shall
appear that the original decision, order or
iequirement is in any respect unjust or
unwarranted, the commission may reverse
change or modify he same accordingly.
Any decision, order or requirement made
alter such Tehearing. reversing. changing
or modifying the original determine ton
snail be subject to the same provisions as
an original order
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Punishment by Forfeiture.

Any person, corporation or company who
shall deliver property for interstate trans
pOTtatiOn to any common carrier. subject
TO the provisions of this act or for whom
as Consigner or cOnsignee any such car
rier shall transport property from one
state. territory or district of the United
States to any other state, territory or dis
tTiCt Of tn United States. or foreign COun-
try, who shall knowingly and willfully
by emplOye, agent, officer or otherwise,
directly or indirectly, by or through any
means or device whatsoever, receive or
accept from such common carrier any
sum Of money or any other valuable con-
the regular charges for transportation Of
such property as fixed by the schedules OF
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Use of Injunction Restricted.

1t shall be the duty of the attorney
general in every such case to file the GER
tifiCate provided for in said expending act
Of February II, 1908. as necessary to the
application Of the provisions thereof and
upon appeal as therein authorized to the
supreme court of the United States. the
case shall have in such court priority in
hearing and determination over all other
causes except criminal causes.
provided, that no injunction, inteTlocu-
tory order or decree Suspending or re-
stralning the enforcement of an order of
the commission shall be granted except
on hearing after not less than five DAYS
notice to the commission. An appeal may
be taken from any inteTlOcutOTy order or
decree granting or continuing an injunc-
ton in any suit, but shall lie only to the
supreme court of the United States.
provided further, that the appeal must
be taken within thirty days from the en-
try of such order or decree, and it shall
take precedence in the appellate court
over all other causes. except causes of like
character and criminal causes
The copies of schedules and tariffs of
rates, fares, and charges. and Of all con-
tracts, agreements, or arrangements be
tween common carriers filed with the
commission as herein provided, and the
statistics, tables and figures contained in
the annual reports of carriers made to
the commission, as required by the pro-
visions OF this act, shall be preserved as
public records in the custody of the sec
rotary Of the commission and shall be re-
ceived as prima facie evidence Of what
they purpOrt to be for the purpose of in
vestigatiOns by the commission and in all
judicial proceedings, and copies Of or eX-
tracts from any of said schedules, tariffs,
contracts agreements. arrangements or
reports made public records as aforesaid,
certified by the secretary under its seal,
shall be received in evidence with like ef-
feet as the originals"
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Discretion as to Rehearing.

Sec. 9. That a new section be added TO
said act Immediately after section 10, to
be murderer 16A. as follows:
Sec 16A- That after a decision, order
or requirement has been made by the COM
mission IN any proceeding any party
thereto may at any time make applica-
ter determined therein, and it shall be
lawful for the commission in its discre-
ton to grant such rehesring if sufficient
reason therefor Be made to appear.
Applications for rehearing shall lie
governed By such general rules as the
commission may establish No such ap-
pliCeuor shall excuse any carrier from
complying with or obeying any decision.
order or requirement of the commission,
OF operate IN any manner to stay or post
pone the enforcement thereof, without the
special order Of the commission.
in case a TeheaTing is granted, the
proceedings thereupon shall conform as
rearly as may be to the proceedings in an
original hearing, except as the commits
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-21

MOUNTS Mix Sweet Pickles are de
Iicious enough to be called CONNECTIONS
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Fine and Prison for VioIators.

Provided that any person or officer or
director of any corporation subject to the
provisions Of this act or the act to TeEu-
late commerce and the acts amendatOry
thereof. or any receiver. trustee. lessee.
agent or person acting for or employed by
any such corporation who shall be con
viCted as aforesaid. shall in addition to
the fine herein provided for. be liable to
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for a
term Of not exceeding two years or both
suCh fine and Imprisonment, in the discre-
ton Of the court
Every violation Of this section shall
be prosecuted in any court of the United
states having jurisdiction of crimes with
in the district in which such violation
vas committed or through which the
transportation may have been conducted.
and whenever the Offense is begun in one
Jurisdiction and completed in another fl
termined and punished in either jurisdic-
ton in the same manner as if the Offense
had been actually and wholly committed
therein
In constituting and enforcing the pro-
visions of this section the act. omission or
failure Of any officer. agent or other per
son acting for or employed by any com
mon carrier or shipper acting within the
scope Of his employment, shall in every
case he also deemed to be the act. Omis-
as we'll as that Of the person. Whenever
any carrier files with the interstate com
merce commission or publishes a partic-
ular rate under the provisions Of the act
TO regulate commerce or acts amendatOry
thereof OF participates in any rates 50
fled or published. that rate as against
such carrier. its officers or agents. in any
prosecution begun under this act. shall
be cOnclusiveIy deemed 10 be the legal
rate and any departure from such rate
or any offer to depart therefTom shall be
deemed to be an Offense under this sec
ton 0f this act ~
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required by this section to DC kept open
to public inspection shall be prepared ami
arranged and may change the form from
time to time as shall be found expedient.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-21

Trains for Bernhardt performance at
Saltair Monday. May p. viii leave s
l. & 7. A. depot at I.15 p. IN. Passes
not good on these trains. Fare for the
round trip 30 cents
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UNDER HURRY ORDERS.

Philadelphia. May 2O.-The cruiser
Columbia IS being hastily prepared at
League island for sea and will leave
for Santo Domingo tomorrow with soc
marines. Under hurry orders from the
navy department, attachments of ma
rines from Boston. Brooklyn. Wash
mgtOn and Norfolk arrived here dur
ing the day and are on board the Co
INN hi9
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Collective Action in Suits.

In such suits all parties in whose IA
vor the commission may have made an
award for d. images by single order may
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be Joined as plaintiffs, and all Of the car
Tlers parties to such order awarding such
damages may be Joined as defendants, and
sQch SUIT may be maintained by such joint
plalntlns, and against such joint defend
ants Ia any district where any one Of
such joint plaintiffs could maintain such
SUIT against any one of such joint de-
ferdants, and service of process against
any one Of such defendants as may not be
found ln the district where the suit is
brought NAV be made in any district
where such defendant carrier has its prin-
clpal operating Office. In case Of such
Joint suit the recovery, if any. may be by
JQdgment IN favor OF any one or sucn
plaintiffs, against the defendant found to
be liable to such plaintiff.
Every order Of the commission shall be
forthwith served by mailing to any one
OF the principal officers or agents Of the
carrier at his usual place of business a
copy thereof and the registry mail re-
ceipt shall be prima facie evidence of the
receipt Of such order by the carrier IN due
course of mail.
THE commission shall be authorized TO
suspend or modify its orders upon such
notice and in such manner as it shall deem
proper
1T shall be the duty OF every common
carrier, its agents and employees to OBJ
serve and comply with such orders so
long as the same shall remain in effect
Disobedience Is Made Costly.
ANY carrier. any officer. representative
or agent Of carrier, or any receiver
trustee lessee OF agent OF either or them.
who knowingly fails or neglects to obey
any order made under the provisions Of
section - Of this act, shall forfeit TO the
United States the sum Of 5000 for each
offense. Every distinct violation shall be
a separate Offense, and in case of a con-
tlnuing violation each day shall be deemed
a separate Offense
The fOTfeitures provided for in this act
shall be payable into the treasury of the
United States and shall be recoverable III
a civil suit in the name of the United
States brought in the district where the
carrier has its principal operating Office,
or in any district through which the road
Of the carrier runs.
1t shall be the duty of the various
district attorneys, under the direction Of
the attorney general Of the United States
to prosecute for the recovery of forfeit
lures The costs and expenses of such
prosecution shall be paid out of the ap-
preparation for the expenses of the courts
Of the United States. The commission
may, with the consent of the attorney
general. employ special counsel in any
proceeding under this act, paying the ex-
penses Of such employment out of its own
appropriation
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Rebates and Favors ILLEGAL.

NO carrier Snaus unless otherwise pro
vioed by this act, engage or participate
in the transportation Of passengers or
property, as defined in the first section
Of this act, unless the rates, fares and
charges upon which the same are trans
ported by said carrier have been filed and
published in accordance with the provi-
slons OF this section. nor shall any carrier
charge or demand or collect or receive
greater or less or different compensation
for such transportation Of passengers or
property, or for any service in connection
herewith, between the points named in
such tariffs than the rates, fares and
charges which are specified IN the tariff
filed and in effect at the time; nor shall
any carrier refund or remit in any man
ner or by any device any portion of the
rates, fares and charges so specified, nor
extend to any shipper OF person any priv
ileges or facilities in the transportation
Of passengers or property, except such as
are specified in such tariffs
That ia time Of war or threatened war
preference and precedence shall, upon the
representation by the president Of the
United States Of the need therefor. be Civ
en- over all other traffic to the transpOr-
tation Of troops and material Of war. and
carriers shall adopt every means within
their control to facilitate and expedite the
military traffic
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Terms of Penalty Provision.

That section 1 Of the act entitled An
act to further regulate commerce with
foreign nations and among the states"
approved February 19, 1908, be amended
so as to read as follows:
That anything done or omitted to be
done by a corporation common carrier
subject to the act 10 regulate commerce
and the acts amendatOry thereof. which.
If done or omitted to be done BY any d.
rector or officer thereof, or any receiver
trustee, lessee, agent or person acting for
or employed by such corporation. would
constitute a misdemeanor under said acts
or under this act. shall also be held TO
be A misdemeanor committed by such cor
poration, and upon conviction thereof it
shall be subject to like penalties as are
prescribed In said acts or by this act with
reference TO such persons. except as such
penalties are herein changed.
THE willful failure upon the part of
any carrier subject to said acts to file
and publish the tariffs or rates and
charges as required by said acts, or
strictly to observe such tariffs until
changed according to law, shall be a mis-
demean0r, and upon conviction thereof
the corporation offending shall be sub
ject to fine of not less than $1,000 nor
more than $4,000 for each offense, and il
shall be unlawful for any person, per-
sons or corporation to offer, grant or give,
or to solicit, attach or receive any re-
bate. concession or discrimination in re-
spect to the transportation Of any prop
ertv in interstate or foreign commerce by
any common carrier subject to said act
to regulate commerce and the acts amen
datOTv thereof whereby any such prop
erty shall by any device whatever be
transported at a less rate than that named
in the tariffs published and filed by such
carrier. as is required by said act to reg
ulate commerce and the acts ameudatOTy
thereof, or whereby any other advantage
is given or discrimination is practiced.
Every corporation whether carrier or
shipper. who shall knowingly and will
fully offer. grant or give. solicit. accept,
or receive any such rebates concession.
OF discrimination shall he deemed guilty of
a misdemeanOr. and on conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine of not less
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-08-22

senate. Before State Chairman West
called the convention to order it was
settled that Senator o. F. Berry would
be temporary chairman and Edward
r. Shurtleff permanent chairman
Cannon was enthusiastically endors.
ed for president The mention OF his
name brought the delegates TO their
feet
Senator Culom was enthusiastically
ana unanimously nominated for re-
election
Platform stands by tariff. but favors
any revision of schedules demanded
by changing conditions, beneficial
however to all the people
President Roosevelt's administration
Is endorsed
Following ticket VS. nominated.
Treasurer-John F Smulski
Superintendent of Public instruction
Francis G. Blair.
Trustees of the State University
Mrs. Carrie Salmender, Fred Hatch
Alexander McLain, l.. l.. Lehman
(short term