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take the course requiring a two-thlrdS'
vote OF the senate to unseat him. The
result was tie vote, Senators Bur-
rows, Pettus, Dubois, Bailey o'erman
and Frazier IN the affirmative. and Sem
ators Foraker. Dolliver. Beveridge, Dill
bingham. Hopkins and Knox IN tie
negative.
GENERAL DEBATE
The debate during the deuberation
was INDUCED en- by nearly every sena-
tor. That devoted TO the constitutional
question Of expulsion or exclusion was
the most heated. Senators Bailey and
overman, who argued in favor OF the
resolution, declaring that the Utah SEN
ator is not entitled to his seat. were of
the opinion that after the oath has been
administered TO senator The only
possible procedure against him Is 10
eSpel him from his seat and that there
could be no question as TO this proce-
dure requiring two-thirds vote Of the
senate. The senators voting in favor
OF The method rsqplring only a mas
jorlty ot the senate 10 unseat. argued
that the offense II any. has been COM
mitted. existed az the time the oath Of
Office was taken, and that the protests
are not 81 relation 10 any offense or
origin since the oath was taken. Dur
'~r 80 '-~. ~-c' f-:..icns have been
sent to senators from nearly every
state and territory protesting against
Senator Smoot being retained as a
member OF the senate. The siguers
were women and from nearly every
state.
EFFECT or RESOLUTION.
The effect Of the resolution adopted
Will be TO place sQuarely before the som
ATE the question whether Senator Smoot
shall continue In his seat and leave 10
that body the decision as to the method
OF procedure. A majority it is said,
can declare that It Is the sense Of the
senate that Senator smoot be excluded.
and under the form OF the resolution
proceed 10 unseat him by that method.
Chairman Burrows. who will draft fhe
report, is Of the opinion as Is also SEM
ator Dubois, who has directed the hght
against the Utah senator. that the SEN
ate can decide FOR itself 10 uroc.lure
and that il a majority says 20 exclude
instead OF expel that will be the meth
cd pursued.
OFFER REPORT FRIDAY
The report under the instructions o.
the committee win be ready 10 be offer
ed 10 the senate on Friday next Chair
man Burrows aud Senator Dubois cx-
press themselves as confident that
vote will be had at the present session.
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COMMENCEMENT
COUNTY SCHOOLS
Pupils and Patrons Gathered
In The Assembly Hall
Today.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE.
bright and Happy GALAXY of nradu'
aies Composed OF ono Hundred
And Twenty-Five students.

The Assembly hall was filled to1sy
with pupils and patrons Of the public
schools Of salt Lake county. on tho oc-
casiou Of the thirteenth commencement
exercises The audience was very
enthusiastic one. and wen Il might FOR
the scene presented before their view
WAS beautiful and Inspiring, There
were i75 graduates and a brighter
happier group ~ boys and girls could
not be found elsewhere on earth. The
young people who took pant ON the
program performed their parts with
honor 90 themselves and TO the entire
satisfaction Of their parents and
friends.
Supt. John ". Smith had charge az
the exercises and Gives orchestra
discoursed music at intervals during
the meeting
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KEYSTONE II. WINS TIM OAKS.

Epson, Eng june The race for the
oaks stakes 81 l5o1o soveIelEus far three
yesr-olG duief. one mile and han vas
won today iy K.,stoue a. Gold RIr.h
Was second ard snow Glory Bss third.
Twelve horses started
Tho winner az the oaks was ridden tv
Msher the American Jockey
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1IrkI.n oHnrR sIoLrN.

Berlin. June ~ Turkish order set
in diamonds and valued al iscoe was
stolen last nirhi no mihe museum OF
ans an armor. In the arsenal The
,hief sasmingly secreted himself In the
nus,um over night and escaped
through q window.
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M0YER CASE.
Defense ABANDON, Intention Ia Bring
Ilabeas Corpus Proceedings.

Boise, Ida. June THE defense
abandoned hts intention ~ bringing
habeas corpus proceedings in the SUI
preme court Co release Mover Hay
wood and Pettlbone on bail though
attorneys had petition ready Co file.
The cases will not be tried before
February. The defendants lawyers
ieft Boise today Tor home
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COMMITTEE AGAINST
SENATOR SM00T
By Vote Of 7 to S Declares He is
Not Entitled 10 His Seat
In the Senate.
EXCLUSION OR EXPULSION.
The Decision Was on What. is
Known as the Dubois
Resolution.
r,,c, Is 10 Place Question Sqnarci|
nctore senate. That Body Deciding
Method OF Procedure.
EXCLUSION OR EXPULSION.
lspeeIal 10 The "Nevs")

Ussb.pgton. il. c.. June live
n,-cersts and two Republicans men,
s.,.of tine committee ON privileges and
.,,.,,on, voted today that Senator
s,oot l. not entitled TO occupy 4 'eat
4, the senate as one Of the two senators
rom the state Of Titan.
THE RESOLUTION.
7,s resolutlon adopted was that COM
monty Known as The Dubois resolution.
!, Is not what Senators Burrows snd
nnbols originally wanted. because II
Soss not declare in express terms that
she seat should be vacated by the OK
,e.lon process But It IS the only res
oig,ion which could be so drawn as 10
nee, the approval Of Messrs. Bailey
oysrman and Frazier. These gentle
men were present in committee today
ana voted with Burrows and Dubois.
ana were Joined by Messrs. Dolliver and
ps,tus. Messyf. Foraker. Beyeridge.
pulngham. Hopkins and Knox Re-
pubNcsns. voted in the negative. De-
n.vs proxy was not used. The whole
oarron now goes TO the senate bu.
,pst@hen tho case will be called up for
fnal disposition IS OF course problem
stloal
WHAT BURROWS HOPES.
yr. Burrows says he hopes for early
acton. and while he does not seem Will
,nr 10 express himself as TO what course
,hs y.nate will pursue he evidently be-
l.yes that he car convince his col
r.fues that Senator smoot may be
,ops,i,utionally excluded" by ma
forty vote.
NE WILL BE OPPOSED
Bot there are among the I'VE Repuo-
lean, who opposed the Dubois resolu-
non this morning, constitutional law
vers quite as well yersei in fundamen-
t,i law. As the senator from Michigan.
Senators Knox and Foraker are deter
mined that there shall be no snap iudg-
mint They VIII fight to the last mo-
msrt an efforts 10 force the senate to
violate the Constitution In order to
Quiet popular clamor. Besides this
b. Me.srs Oyerman and Bailey, Wills
willing 10 vote 10 expel will not vote
N exclude" feeling as they do that a
bare majority should not at any time
/. given power TO deprive senator OF
~ ,sa.. TO which he was duly elected.
This iac. VAS brought out after the
adoption Of the Dubois resolution when
resolution 20 expel was rejected by
lie vote. s 10 8. on that vote DolliYer
sided with Messrs. Foraker. Knox.
Dillingham;, Beyeridge and Hopkins.
And a proposition 10 declare the seat
vacant by the exclusion process was al
% voted down by vote OF 10 on
that proposition. Messrs Bailey and
oy.-man both voted with Republicans.
Effect OF RESOLUTION.
As the matter stands now. the COM
nit,ee. by the adoption Of the Dubois
resolution, has declared that Senator
snooi should not be permitted to con-
tnus 10 represent Utah IN the senate
but The committee has not agreed upon
ne mode Of deprving him 81 the priyi-
less' which he enjoys. Apparently that
question is lef, FOR the decision Of the
senate.
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LAKE M0HONK
PLATFORM IN FULL

Lake Mohonk, \. Y. June The
Lake Mohouk conference ON interna-
tionsl arbitration adopted resolutions
pritiouiug President Roosevelt to in-
struct the delegates 90 the peace con-
ference at The Hague to urge three
mssurts 90. conduao 10 toe peace 3ul
welfare u the world
The measures are as follows.
4 plan by which The Hague confer
euce may become a permanent and
recognized congress 0f the nations with
advisory power
A general arbitration treaty FOR tpe
acceptance Of all nations
plan Tor the restriction Of ar'ns-
msnts and ID possible for their redu--
tim by concurrent International ac-
ton.
The conference voted So continue he
college special committee Tor anothy,
yeat
A platform presented 10 The confer
cuce 10y d. Gilman. seconded By JUS
tice Brewer OF the supreme court aud
So clair McKeifay was unanimously
adopted. 10 follows
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BURTON NAkEs ~ sTATEMNT

Kansas CTS. juno Senator Jcterh
y Burton o. kansss was called ur or
thr long distance telephone sf ns homo
AZ Ahlfnf Kansas f0daN. and nrfrlsaf
~ the resolution introduced To- fhe sarafs
committee by senator Bale f1r the rr-
nuisiou ~ fhs kauFsn sf1rtor
70 thf Associated Press seratnr Ruf-
ton sed he 40 not care TO make ary
ssatarrsrf ~ this fIrrF
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BURT0N'S EXPULSION.
senator BAILEY Introduces Iicsoluf,0n
Calling for H.

Washington 5ure Senator Bailey fr-
DE- introduced a resolution iH thr com
mittsr ou privileges and elections frr tff
expulsion 81 senator Joseph Burton ~
kausss Action on mo resolution went
over unu next Thursday
m Ia said that thf sentiment ~ tho s-u-
m.ttte De- such that thf resolution uIr h-
adopted d Burton docs not resign h,r1Ia
Iha ranl u------r u ne --L---L---
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CASTRO AND GOMEZ.

Rupture BctN cen Venezuelan chief
officials Has Been Con.ummatcd.
Seo York June IA cable Dispatch
TO the Herald ,som Caracas Venezuela,
says
Acting President Come having re-
fused 10 accept Gen. C5suos PROPOSE.
ton involving the continuance Of The
former n office. The latter declined 20
meet Seuor Gomez Al los Teques
. Nednesday tuus concentrating the
rupture between the acting and the
former president senior Gomez now
announces that he viii call special
session W congress to ConsIder his rts-
.glst'ou. There is feyerish excitement
llHl
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JAMES A. FOSHAY
VISITS SALT LAKE
President Of FraternaI Brother.
hood is Being Entertained
Today.
HE WILL LECTURE TONIGHT.
Pablo Reception to be rendered Dis
linguiShcd Visitor by the Order
" 10 Los Angeles schools.

Mr James a. Foshay OF Los Angeles,
cal j. visitor in this cIty today and
Is being entertained by the Frsternal
Brotherhood. NJ which order he is the
supreme president Mr. Foshsy was
FOR 70 years city superintendent OF
schools Of los Angeles and is one Of
the most prominent educators In thu
United States During the National
Educational association meeting IN
Minneapolis three years ago ne was
the candidate ~ the western states
FOR president VI the association but
was defeated by President Eliot, who
was the candidate Of the east
Tho educational people ~ This state
aud city are Wei acquainted with Nh
Foshsy and during the Minneapolis
convention Prof j, h. Paul OF the l.
d. ;. H. cast the vote o. the Utah dele.
cation Tor him for president After
his arrival iu The city today he was
taken for a drive by the members Of
the reception committee Of the Fra
ternal Brotherhood and expressed
much pleasure al the beauty OF our
city He remarked that salt Lake
vas indeed a city Of homes and beau
iful trees and vas pleased TO note the
many now homes being built here now.
All Of The public buildings aud the
residences on South Temple street and
the numerous school buildings which
he visited today evoked great praise
from him
GROWTH Of Los ANGELES.
As 20 Los Angeles be- stated that it is
slowing very rapidly and the increase
IN population was something phenome-
nal As au illustration of This ne said
that during the months of September.
october and November Of last year the
school population OF Los Angeles in
creased an the rate Of 100 children each
day When Mr.. Foshsy took charge of
NO. schools in 1898 there Vere only g52
,.hers employed. while In March.
'hen he retired from the position OF
superintendent there were So teachers
employed and the school population OF
the CITY WAS about 5000. nearly four
times as large a. SAL Lake.
SIR. Foshay was sue ocded an super.
inifndent On March by Or, T.. g. Moore
Of Berkeley He vii lecture tonight
az barratt hall and viii BE- rendered a
public reception there by tho Frsternsl
Brotherhood lods-s n this city 10
whi'h the public IS cordially invited
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srnnI.ARsHIP AMARn-

Zua NJ. curtis ami Victor Williams.
both of the Taylorsville school were
awarded scholarships while pupils
having the Highest averages Of class
work. were awarded $50 each hv The
American Eagle Of MURRAY That pa
per also gave additional prizes ~ S9j,
The total amount being Sl15.
The SUGAR schools lead boo the NUM-
Der of graduates. S. willie Farmers
follows with a. Mill Creek furnishes
"a. Draper has one less and East Jog.
dan IS credited with H.
Field Ddv VIII be observed tomorrow
90 Caldcrs PARK when gn elaborate
procram U.ll Do carried out
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THE PROGRAM

The following program was rendered
by The pupils the address 20 graduates
being delivered hy Prof Nathan IT.
Porter. of the l.. of T.. while Supi
smith presented The certificates OF
graduation
Invocation bishop j. y. Cummings
Violin Duet -..-......... Florence
and Evangeline Evans Bingham
Address % Welcome ......,......
.............Z ilpha Raiemau. sandy
Sentiment 80 Place Like Home. 90
.......... Minnie Rideout. Draper
Chorus Graduates ~ Granite District
NJ T.. ChrIstopherson. leader
Sentiment Mothers Influence O.,
.......Zula NJ. curtis. Taylor0ille
Sentiment Incidents OF School Life
.. Irene Brighton Biz Cottonwood
Essay Vera Hodge Pleasant Green
Sentiment Looking Backward ...
........ Frank Rcckstead. RiNsrton
Sentiment looking Forward.
.......LillIs %, Brown MN creek
Chorus. Graduates Jordan District
NaledlCtuIl .-.t-..tt .t.t--.t.ttss
.......M shirley Wiudor Farmers
Chorus Classmates Farewell o..
........ Graduates of East Jordan
Closing Chorus. Anvil Chorus .....
................. lHfH Nf1Nffs
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Washington. June THAT Reed
snoo' is not entitled 10 his seat IN the
United States senate as a senator from
Viah was The decision Of the senate
committee on privileges and elections
oecIared today by a vote Of 10 s.
The decision was on Senator DuboiS
resolution offered at the meeting two
weeks ago. which was carried by Sena-
'ois Burrows. Deliver Pettus. over
nan Bailey and Dubois and Frazier
Vo'inE in the Affirmative. and Senators
ioras'r Dillingham;. Hopkins. Beyer-
't' ana Knox in the negative. The
20" ~ Senator Depew was not cast
'ou' we're had on the constitutional
questions q expulsion and exclusion,
'tsf which the members Of the COM
ln'''ee expressed themselves IN favor
+" vote iu the senate AT the present
session Of Congress.
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ToRAKER RESOLUTIONS.

ITO resolution on tho subject Of ox-
ulsion was introduced by Senator
f'faker as test OF me question
whether Senator smoot should be Dust.
- from he fcst hy majority vote OF
me senate or whether BY tvo-,hirds
.''e ~ The senate he shall be expelled
i'oin his seat. The resolution declared
'Dai i j. the sense ~ the committee
'.'' stna,or Shoots scat shall be de-.
'Aiea vacant II carried. this would
" equivalent 10 Recommendation
'na' no be excluded by ma lorlty vote
y Nss los, hy a vote II to s. the az.
N'Hs'l'e votes being Senators Bur.
io"s polliyer, Pettus. Dubois and FRA.
i''' 'ii The Negative votes being Sen.
80 FORAKER. Dillingham;. Hopkins
h''erldre. Knox. Bailey ana overmsn
BAILEY RESOLUTION.
senator Bailey then offered resolu-
Won declaring the sens. Of the com.
,n'uss to be that Senator smoot should
expelled from his seat. which would
r. Recommendation that the senate
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-. o.cs Of the Useful" !, the , err
inc md Of tlr multIiuae.mssdss, e. ea h.Si,
= hai n is aspects, b. the fixed hapi'
q 'ad-rcadins
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NOT LAST ATTEMPT

7. 10 asserted that letters we're receive
- in government Quarters as- night
ssy.ng that This would MOI Dc Tie last
ailsmpi, AZ the hand Of consriraiols
hsd i,5afed IS intention 10 keep Up
she effort This led 20 q discussion %
the adjourn ment 81 some ~ ne main
features OF the fe;es in which the royal
family were 10 be Conspicuously pres
sni. The tragic event has already cast
a deep gloom over tls festivities. The
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rWn DEADLY Missile.

Madrid. June The oficisls here ~
beginning 10 believe ibat two bombs
we're thrown al 'he kiug and queeh
yesterday. ana that the missiles e.
p.1led simul are0usly with only one
vivid lash.
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WHAT BURROWS HOPES,

yr. Burrows says he hopes for early
acton. and while he docs not seem Will
ins 10 express himself as TO what course
,hs ,.nate will pursue, he evidently be-
lr.s that he car convince his col
nsues that Senator smoot may be
eons,itutionaily excluded" BY ma
.oFity vote.
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few lines ot type. beginning With
rho word wanted" VIII bring
changes. untanglo tangles aud solve
riddles In your daily life.
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OTFER REPORT FRIDAY-

The report under tho instructions o.
the committee VIII be ready to be offer
ed 10 the senate on Friday next Chair
man Burrows aud Senator Dubois cx-
press themselves as confident that a
vote will be had at the present session.
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London June 1-Another dispatch
from Madrid says King Alfonso had an
even more miraculous escape than gen
orally Is known 4 fragment % thu
bomb struck his breast. but the force
WAS broken by the chain " ths king
Portuguese order Of santiago. which hs
vas wearing The chain was broken
bat II stopped a piece ~ steel which
otherwise might have pierced the kings
breast
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-17
About One Hundred RepreSen-
tdtiveS of Leading Firms
Are Before II.
UTAH MAN IS APPOINTED
A DEPARTMENT SOLICITOR
This Government To Look After
British Interests In Cuba Far
AS May Be Possible.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE commits
sion appointed by the secretary of the
treasury, secretary of commerce and
labor and secretary of agriculture to
formulate rules and regulations for
the enforcement of the pure food law
will begin its public hearing here this
afternoon. All persons who intended
20 appear before the commission were
required to send in their notices to
the commission beforehand, so as to
enable the commission TO arrange the
program for the public hearings. 1t
is expected that the commission will
gather important material from these
hearings and will incorporate the
most valuable suggestions in the regu-
lations, which will be ready for pub
lication by October !. A similar hear
ing began today at the department Of
agriculture in Washington.
The commission consists OF Dr. H.
w. Willy. of the department of agri-
culture; S. n. D. North, director of
the census, and James |. Gerry of the
treasury department. Nearly 100 rep
resentatives of the leading firms of
various cities were present to give
their views as to the good and bad
features of the law.
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Met Today at Niagara Falls
and VIII Last Fully
Two Weeks.
WABASH SHOPMEN ARE NOW
OUT At SPRINGFIELD, I'LL
Road Willing to Arbitrate and
Strike Probably Not Last But
Few Days Longer.

Niagara Falls, n. Y, Sept 1.-THE
fourteenth annual convention of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America opened here this
morning at the auditorium of the
Natural Food company with a large
attendance, representing every state
and territory. The convention was
opened by President w. d. Huber,
who delivered his annual message and
introduced the mayor of the city, who
welcomed the delegates. Several re-
sponses were made and then the con-
,ention took a recess to continue its
session in the afternoon The con-
vention Is of great Importance and
will continue in session until October
4. Many prominent labor leaders will
attend the sessions of the brother
hood and will deliver addresses on
vital subjects. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. The condi-
tions of the trade will form the most
important subject of discussion. An
effort will be made TO settle the slight
differences existing between various
unions belonging to the brotherhood.
Various strike matters will also come
up for discussion with a view of es-
tablishing a definite program for sim
liar cases in the future. 1t is expect
ed that there will be sessions of the
convention every forenoon and after
noon. with committee meetings and
open sessions in the evenings. Not
much time is left to the delegates for
recreation
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-17
Rather Ruin Their Country by
BlOOdShed and Destruction
of Property.
FUNSTON IS HURRy|NG
TOWARDS THE CONFLICT
Minneapolis and Newark Under
Rush Orders to Get Ready For
Sea at Moments Notice.

Havana, Sept, 17.-Word has just
reached here of the fighting In San
tiago province. Four hundred rebels
under Colonel Dubois met a party OF
rural guardsmen at Lamay. The Sc
quel of the engagement is not known.
The insurgent leaders, Campos, Mar
quote and GARLIC, have withdrawn
their forces from Guanamajay, and
have agreed to a suspension of hos
tilities pending peace negotiations
Other insurgent leaders also are
agreeing to a suspension of hostilities.
A violent explosion occurred here
this morning wrecking two buildings.
Six persons were killed and many
wounded. The explosion is thought
to have been the work of incendiar-
ism. Some alcohol was in storage in
one OF the buildings damaged, but the
force of the explosion causes the be-
lief that a deliberate use of dynamite
was made.
1t is not believed possible for the
Cuban government and the insuf-
gents to come to any definite arrange
ment in the matter of securing peace
before the arrival in Cuba of Secre-
taries Taft and Bacon. The most
hoped for now is that they will aid in
getting matters in readiness for TAFT
to begin adjudication.
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GERMAN MEAT INSPECTION
LAW GOES INTO EFFECT

Berlin. Sept. 1.-THE new meat
inspection law which is principally
directed against the products of the
American packers, went into effect
the 10th and will practically exclude
importation of meats from the United
States. The new regulations provide
that cuts Of fresh bee; from abroad
shall be microscopicl.ly examined 10
see whether the glands contain tu-
berculosis symtOms. II they do, the
meat will not be admitted. Inasmuch
as American refrigerated meat has
the glands removed prior to ship
ment, the regulations will practically
exclude American meat from Ger
many The German government has
also stopped the shipment Of Ameri-
can canned meats 10 the troops in Al
rica. although il is under contract for
a regular supply until October