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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
TRAVIS DEFEATED AT GOLF
Pittsburg Expert Springs Unexpected
Surprise at New York.

NEW YORK, Mny 25.-Walter ]. Travis was
defeated by z. n. ByerB of Pittsburg In the
semi -Dnal round OF the mems Metropolitan Golf
associations championship tournament the
St Andrews clubs links today. This was un-
looked for as Travis had been playing very
steadily all through the week. and had twice
nnde 72. the record for the course made
by Jerome D. Trnyers OF Mont Clair. n. j. In
The qualifying round.
Young Travcrs easily won his match In tho
semi-A -Annl round from James NJ. Ehreet OF the
Crescent Athletic club. and he and Byers VIII
get In the final round of thirty-six holes match
play tomorrow Bycrs who entered from tho
st Andrews club for this tournament de-
foatcd Travcrs In 1902. during tho National
championship tournament mt GIenvicw. near
Chicago, but since that event Travis has beat
On Bycre several times Both men played
sterling golf today. Byers outplayed tho vet
match by up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
SENATOR IS H0RRIFlED
Corruption in Grain Inspection ls
Charged by Senator McCumber.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-During the
discussion which preceded the passage or
The agricultural appropriation bill by the
Senate today Senator McCumber at
lacked the grain inspection service at
Minneapolis. and said the North Dakota
farmers suffered a loss OF millions or dol
lars By having their wheat graded an ln-
ferior quality. Senator McCumber sald
he could prove his statements. He adVo-
Cated a national inspection system.
Contention Has Support
Senator Hansbroueh supported the con-
tention and assertions of Mr.. McCumber.
Senator Patterson pronounced the reVe-
lations of two Senators from North
Dakota as startling and horrifying, sur
aassng anything that had recently oc-
Cured in these days of graft.
Should Have Honest Men.
The wonder is that the administra-
lion responsible for the state OF affairs
mas not been spewed out and honest men
elected In their stead" said Mr.. Patter-
son. in the course of a speech In which
he dwelt upon the enormity OF the ohense
complained Of.
When the reading OF the bill had been
concluded Senator Beveridge moved the
Incorporation in the measure OF his bill
providing fo- the inspection Of meats for
domestic consumption. and II was agreed
TO without discussion.
The bill was adopted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26

colleagues OF tho committee In effect that
they were straInlng at gnat and swal7
lowing a camel That II they believed
they could satisfy tho country by making
: demonstration of expelling Senator
Burton, who was practically down and
out and discrcditcd and who dared not
show his face In the Senate chamber.
and at the same time could either over
look tho presence In tho Senate OF an
apostle of a polygamous organization
they would shortly be aroused TO
sense OF their mistake
Majority Against Smoot.
There is no question that a majority OF
tho committee are in favor OF Duooiss
resolution. Even IL Dolliver votes to
postpone the case there will still be seven
votes, including Depew's. In favor or nc
lion at this session. The result OF the
meeting today was an agreement that
tho case should be taken up al a meeting
next Friday, and Senator Burrows an
nounced that he would see that notices
we're served personally on every member
II the committee so there would be no
excuse for their absence. He made this
announcement as result OF the state
ment by some of the members of the
committee tnht tneS nau lol ieSci'cu
notices of tho meeting.
Burrows Disappointed.
Senator Burrows's disappointment of the
situation was voiced today In an inter-
view which he gave. Said he. II cannot
understand tho attitude OF come OF the
committee members. They claim they had
no notice OF the meeting. and others were
absent for other reasons. ] tell you l
will see that they all have notices OF the
next meeting, personal notice. personally
served.
Politics Behind 1t.
'It Is politics behind II all That is the
only thing to explain II. The Mormons
control the politics of Utah and hold the
balance of power in FIVE other States.
Hence some people. for their own psrticu-
lar advantage. do not want this case to
come to q vote either In committee or In
the Senate now or hereafter.
Cannot Understand 1nfamy.
II cannot understand how a man can
strike hands with a criminal for political
advantage. ] have never done 1t and l
never will. 1 have worked very hard In
tl:is case laboring day and night for
weeks. listening to testimony and prcpar-
lng the matter for the Senate's considera-
ton. and I shall continue to do all ! can
10 bring It TO a vote. II fail Will have
done my best and will have 10 rest con-
tent with that.
Roast for the Cowards,
But when men are not willing TO even
want TO vote on the question:; when they
are afraid to support Smoot for fear OF
the result on ono hand. and afraid 10 vote
against him for fear OF the results on the
other. what can do but come TO the con-
oueion that politics Is debating their
course, So far as l am concerned l am
ready to vote"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
$4,000, 900 CONTRACT
Pennsylvania Road Plans Very Ex-
tensiye Terminal Station.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The contracts for
building the Pennsylvania terminal at
Thirty(thlrd street and Seventh avenue,
nnd also for the Manhattan station of tho
Cortlandt street tunnels between Manhat-
tan and Jersey City, were awarded today
to the George A. Fuller company. sub
sidiary to tho United States Realty and
Improvement company.
The Pennsylvania structure will cost
s25 600 600 The Cortlandt street terminal
station will comprise the twenty-five
buildings occupying the two blocks
fronting on the west side of Church street
from Cortlandt to Fulton street Each
building Will cost $500. coo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
ITCHING PAIN
SORES 0NA|
Suffered for a Long III
ReIief-Had Thrs:
Derived No Benefit =
Was Afraid 10 fMa
Soreness Disappear
Now Smooth After N
CUTICURA SOAP N
CUTICURA 0|||

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sores on the hands vkA
painful, and disag7sea&
doctors and derived %
any of them. One dots
afraid to touch ny n
must know how bad
other said l never cocs
the third said the so's
By the dipping of NJ
in the dye-house Va
saw in the papers aosa
cures OF tho CutlcgS
and Cuticun 0rtHl
days alter tne s
CAticura Ointment, ~
to peel and were ni'S ssI
smooth and clsan,
working in the dysss's
"I strongly reco' .
one with sore hand; -
this letter will b lS y
ing other sufferers. is. ~
Mrs. A. E. NaTa ~,
Chicago, H., July l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
BIG COAST ATHLETIC MEET
Collegians Now Beginning to Worry
on Financial End.

SEATTLE. Wash. May 25.-ProbabIv ,,o
greatest, certainly the most representative sth
letic event ever hold In the Pnoinc Northwe.,
will be pulled OF here Decoration day rb.
Universities OF Oregon. Washington IoDtan
and Idaho VIII compete In Joint tracy rsa
for tho championship and the meet prornis
be closs and exciting. with a decided oaaeo arseo
tage resting with of tho schools ~, a.,
is the first meet OF its kind In this scctlon ms
the country and is somewhat OF hnanc,oi oi
risk for all parties concerned. College 9TH
letics have been receiving growing interea,
In late years. however, and with the eoileSIan.. J.
directly interested and the people who viii ~
tend from the sound cities q crowd r,rpo,. ~.
to pay all expenses can be expected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
LIFE OF SPORT ENDS
Noted Pleasure-Seeker of Chicago Is
Found Dead.

CHICAGO. May 25.-Charles f. Casey, known
as a thorough ''uan about town" was found
dead In tho Palmer house yesterday. At tho
end OF ten years spent solely In tho pursuit or
pleasure his life was brought suddenly to On
end.
Colonel Casey. he was known to pro-
prletors and walters In restaurants throughout
tho city, especially on the south side had done
nothing since no came TO Chicago, about 1885.
except 10 spend tho money he had made In
Nebraska He was born In Jerseyyile, Ill,
in 1855 and when young mon became a
banker In Pawnee City. Neb. There he made
a fortune in handling farm mortgage loans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
RECORD is BROKEN
Oriental Liner Dakota Beats All
Trans-Pacific Time.

SEATTLE, Wash. May 25.-BrealSlng all
trans -Paclnc records for fast steaming. the
Seattle Oriental liner Dakota Captain Emil
FRANKIE, passed Cape Flattery at GAS o'clock
today. She made the from Yokohama In
nine days and eleven hours
This beats oil former records by more than
one day. The record was previously held by
the British steamer Empress OF India. which
made the run In ten days and half The Da-
kotn is bringing li3 nrst-class passengers and
2000 tons of freight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Spring Medicine

in thousands and thousands OF
homes in cities, towns and villages
three doses day Of Hoods Sarsapa-
r:lla are now being taken by every
member of the family.
Why such wide and general use ?
Because Hoods Sarsaparilla has proved
itself the Best Spring Medicine, by its
wonderful effects in cleansing the sys-
tenn Of all humors, overcoming that
tired feeling, creating appetite, clearing
the complexion, giving strength and
animation. 7--~s
Over forty thousand testimonials re-
ceiyed in two years, by actual count.
Accept no substitute for
Hoods SarsapariIla
Insist on having Hoods. Get it today.
In liquid or tablet form. 100 Doses 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Another Herder Perishes.
PRINTER ELECTR0CUTED
Linotype Operator of PetaluJna, Cal,
Dies in Strange Manner.

3 PETALUMA. Call. May 25.-Corwin
6. Beckway. a linotype operator on the
Argus, was electrocuted while attending
which passed through his body Is sup
posed TO have been only 200 volts.
An incandescent light attached to the
power wire hung aooEe me me maohine.
on a tin footplate. and instantly thore
was flash and a roar a moment later
Beckway became unconscious. and soon
died.
The insulation had been broken away
from the drop cord.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
MINISTER is MISSING
Friends of Oregon Pastor Express
Fears of Foul Play.

OAKLAND, Cal, May 25.-Rev. w l.
Goulder, pastor OF the Methodist Episco-
6os been missing for three weeks. and
fears are entertained by his friends that
he has met With foul play.
Rev. Mr.. 0oulder is member Of tho
Modern Woodmen OF America and left
Grants Pass May for San Francisco to
do relief work among members of TINT
order who suffered In the recent FIRE. He
has not been seen since, and go lar as
kTown never arrived in Oakland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
MUTUAL KNOCKED OUT
London and Provincial Offices Do Not
Open for Business.

LONDON May 25.-The head office OF tho
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance company In
London and all the country agencies did not
opon for business today.
Vice-Presdcnt Eldredgo Of the Mutual Re-
serve Life Insurance company Now York, ea-
planned today that tho closing or their Offices
In England was because the new laws of New
York mado It Improbable to secure new bus-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Banker Fish Resigns.

NEW YORK May 2s-Stuyveannt Fish.
nresidrnt OF tho Illinois Central railroad. to-
day resigned his position as vicc-president of
the National Park bank OF this city. and the
resignation was accepted He still continues
TO be n director,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
DEATH In FLOODS
Montana sheepherders Perish in the
Swollen Streams.

BUTTE, Mont. May 2.-HeaVy rains
and Overlooking creeks have caused three
deaths on the north side by drowning.
Today word was received here that Wal
ley Folmer. shipper for Rea Bros Sheep
company, was drowned yesterday In the
Zig Porcupine. Folmer left the ranch TO
go to the sheep camp. Late IN the even
ing one OF the horses was found. also Fol-
ner's boots and clothing.
Another Herder Perishes.
Thomas Hampton, a we'll known north
side sheepherder, was also drowned yes
terday IN the same stream
Mike Gasinski was drowned Monday In
the Little Porcuplne. None of the bodies
have been found. as the creeks are very
tigh, continuous rain having fallen for
the past three days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Frederick II. Parks Dies.

GLEN'S FALLS, n. Y. May a5.-Frcd-
erick H. Parks. first Yfce-presIdent of the
international Paper company, residing In
New York, died tonight at his country
-aunc here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26

W. ollLR
One OF fine sheer Ins,. ~.
tucked yoke edged With -,
sertlon and tucked rirs
Collar and cuffs tucked II
with embroidery, exesis,'
You'll want one or nor. I.
see them at this Low pia,.
The other OF Union IT.
style. Dutch Cow cutl zsss
sleeves, edged With hA.ss-
wide old English eEbrdls7
box pleats front and bsti &
desirable. rich and styE, /
possible for children's scz--|
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

CLovERDALE LoTs--we have some of the prettiest lots ever put on the Montgomery market They are located at CloverdaIe, on the drive to the Country Club. We have just given contract for gravelling this beautiful road, and the city has the contract to lay water mains, with fire protection. Everything will be done to make 1t the choicest residence suburb in the South, and no expense will be spared to at- tain this end. Lots can be purchased on small cash payments and monthly payments. Restricted to white people exclusively. Every protection will be thrown around the property to make 1t the best of the best.
 FOR SALE--Splendid broom cottage on Columbus Street: house nicely pa- pered. and has sanitary connection. Can be bought fer $2,350o0 and Is a bargain. Rents for $40 a year.
 FOR SALE-Six room house and lot 75x175 in western part of the city for sale. This can be bought at sacrifice if purchased this week. It will rent for S1so a year.
 FOR SALE-At Grandview. 12 miles from city. on Prattville branch. splen- did 5-room cottage, in first class con dition. with orchard, garden, stables and servants rooms, at bargain.
 FOR SALE-We are authorized to sell the lovely suburban home of the late Captain J. c. Finley. located at Bellingers Heights. near the head of Burton Avenue. The house Is new modern and up-to-date in every respect lot 100x150, with alley in rear: good
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
HOLT & STRAUSS,
Insurance and Real Estate.

Insurance and Real Estate.
 FOR SALE.
 If you are In the market for some splendid business property we can in- terest you.
 One of the most desirable locations at Highland Park, being a corner lot 10s by $50. including a splendid home fly built on this property.
 We offer this property at reason able price and upon easy terms.
 STORES FOR RENT. Stores and offices on MontgonN " street in Exchange Hotel Building. Im- mediate possession given.
 ROOMS FOR RENT. Ten splendid rooms within a block Of Court Square. Immediate posses sion given.
 RoomsS,n third floor, 27 Dexter Av- ehue Wo can interest you in n first class hotel proposition. Pos ,sion given REsIDENCEs WANTED. We have a great many applications for high grade residences from october If you want to secure good tenants if will be to your interest in listing your property With us.
 FIRE INSURANCE.
 You will get the best protection it your property Is insured through our agencv. We sell 'Insurance That ln- Losses paid in cash without dis count.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

The Brown Shoe Company of St. Louis. one of the largest manufacturers of shoes in the United States. have in augurated a new advertising feature. which has just finished a tour of the large towns throughout this section of the State. and is pronounced by those who have seen 1t to be very effective advertising as we'll as a very instruc- tive and pleasing entertainment In consists of about 900 stereoptieon views of the St Louis Worlds Fair and fine collection of comic moving pictures. Fitting in nicely between these two features are the cuts of their enormous factories in St. Louis. and also very interesting lot of views taken in and about their several factories. Accom- panyInE this entertainment. MT. Forrest D. High. its conductor, gives a sort or descriptive lecture, explaining the de- tails and points of every view or pic- ture shown.
 This entertainments -asts for one hour and twenty minutes, and is pro- nounced by all who has had the pleas ure of seeing it to be most effective advertisement for this great firm.
 The Brown Shoe Company is fast forging ahead and their large ana steady gains-of one million dollars gain for each of the past three years--- stands unequaIed by any house In the world Their gain this year Is esti- mated will reach one and one-half mil- lion dollars. This Arm is represented in this section by Mir. T. F. James. whose home is at 116 s. Perry St., in this city. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
WATCH TOWER DEMOLISHED.
Dcwle's First Building Ia Used For
 Sidewalk Improvement.

SEueWDk AMhpEVNc1tGAss
 Chicago, May fs.--Zion's Watch Tow CT. the first structure erected by John Alexander Dowie in the city he found- ed, has been torn down. The lumber is being used to repair sidewalks.
 The structure was eighty feet high and was twenty feet square at the base. It stood in the center of Shiloh Park. and when it was put up t was dedicated to the wonderful temple which some day was to arise there
 Dowie Is contemplating leaving Zion City and taking up his residence at Ben Mac d'Hui. his White Lake. Mich. house.
 Dowie is living apart from the other members of his family in Shiloh house. He has given up all idea of holding more public meetings at Zion City.
 A cross bill filed by the Voliva at torneys at Waukegan declares that Dowie's administration cost the Zion industries S2,500.000. Affidavits de- scribe Authorizations and frances of the prophet" in recent months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
FOR S ALE.

FOR SAI,E-I have for sale. :he only lot on the bon-ton Hill tops in the vs-v hest ceighborhood in MontSom- trv special Monday t@,9je. Remember, this is the only lot t'r sale here.
 FOR sALE-Two more lots on Pleas ant Avenue for $1,o7o each but you better hurry.
 roR sALE--Nice dwelling on soo block of south Court street Lot EOx910 to an alley, 1-3 cash. balance at q nor cent Price sG.750. FoR S- i,E;-On easy payments. oop sell YOU five room house Ter $loo oasb and s10 per month Sio5O.
 FOR sALE-O1e ot the incest homes on south Lawrence street for the amaII sum of $I.IJ0 and I will lend hall the money at per cent.
 FOR SALE Forty acres, almost m town. worth 70 per cent more than ] am aow asking at $S,5oo.
 FOR RENT-Three of the incest houses in Montgomery and one cheap house-good neighborhood.
 BEkJ. 2. RARDEMkM,
 Successor to
 Pierce & Hardenlan. 22 s. Perry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

The above cut represents splendid down town proposition in one of our best residence districts. Only three blocks from Court Square The dweH- nrivate boarding house. steam heat cd with bath on each floor, and two room servants house. ,,t raty Ecoftage on both car lines; hNe rooms and hot and cold water electric lights. SEQ. ,,, r.,a,. s,rs.t Sle' w. NJ. sWEATT & co. General insurance and Eeal Estate Agency.
 Loans Negotiated
 NC. 10 s. Perry street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
ZIRkLE & MOORE.

,stable. Has beautiful lawn, flowers and shade trees. In fact. 1t Is an ideal horne. ana can be bought for s4,250. Terms made to suit purchaser.
 FOR sALE-$275o will buy good two story 7-rocm house cn Goldthwaite Street near in. A bargain in this prop |erty. Can sell on. easy terms. wANTED--we have two reliable pa rites who desire to secure two nice furnished houses during the summer months. If you arc leaving the city and desire to rent your house notify us.
 FOR sAI.E--s4.750 will buy splendid piece of mailufacturing property with lfine railroad frontage. This property lis best location in city; pays good in- |terest now and Is sure to double in |value.
 FOR sALE--Four. room cottage at Highland Park, sl,lSo. This property
 oabssse FoR snaI1EIsisoo viii at buy SasS lovely live room cottage near new school, | Highland Park: $10o cash, balance s20. co per month; splendid change to own your own home. s2,s5o will buy splendid five room house on Columbus Street House i' nicely papered, has sanitary connections and a bargain. Easy terms. FINANCIAL-we write fire insur. ance in best companies, and loan money on real estate security in large or smal amounts without delay and at small Icost
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--Lady or gentleman of fair eduS cation to travel for firm of 0,000. % capital. Salary. S1o7s % per year and exZ- penses Salary paid weekly, ana expenssss stamp, J. A. Alexander, Montgomery, Ala;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

We will sell for SS.sO0. % four very att tractive lots. situated in a good residence district: It is our judgment that $1.500 can be made out of this property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

Pine Belt News.
 The fire chief of St. Louis says ht could save that city in case of earth quake and fire. Now let us hear from thA othAr fire ohlafA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

We are authorized to sell 100 fact front op Dexter Avenue for s15,o00. This Is the only piece of property 100 feet front that we know of on Dexter that can be bought
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

|. We offer for sale a ten room dwelling on sC.at1naa Street. This home has ali the
 modern copveniences and is offered at a
 very reasonable price. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

We have good piece of improved down. town property for fafe thht We think will prove very satisfactory Investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

We have very attractive peice of inVAst-- ment property that we are aatsfied will make an excellent investment The price of the property is reasonable and the future of tue property is assured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

We have three lots en corner downtown offer for sale for s1o,5O0. Two of these lots are worth the purchase price of thA three We offer them an entirety and cannot separate them