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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-12-05

William Randolph Hearst, say the
London daily papers, is diverting
mountebank. Thus it Is that distance
lends enchantment to the view. Seen
closer at hand we find William X.
blithering nuisance.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-12-05
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Unlisted Stocks

A majority OF the stocks in the
following list are being sold only
for development purposes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
DECEMBER.

Dec. 1-EIks hold memorial to their
dead comrades. Residence of James +.
Clinton entered by thieves
Dec. 3.-WaIker murder trial begins 10
ogden.
Dec. 5.-Everett Buckingham. general
superintendent. leaves the service Of the
Oregon Short Line.
Dec S-Mrs. Thomas Vance dies after
beating received from her husband
Poisoning suspected. Her husband is ar
rested.
Dec. 10.-ThOmds Vance advances the
theory that his wife committed suicide
Joe Sullivan. eX-cOnvict. found in the
streets with a bloody revolver in his pos
session
Dec. I1.-Albert r. Day. who was SEN
fenced 10 death for the murder of II. II.
VOss. escapes capital punishment and IS
sent to the peniJentiary for life. Charley
Song a Plum alley diVekeeper, is charged
with numbering Chung Chun BO, d ko-
rean. over a gambling game.
Dec. 12.-AIike Musija, d smelter en-
ploye is attacked and stabbed by three
robbers in Third West street near South
Temple.
Dec. lS.-Pastors of Salt Lake churches
discontinue their meetings i'm the
Y. NJ c. A. Policeman Charles :. Ford
is murdered by two robbers as they are
escaping from a saloon which they had
just held uD.
Dec 15.-Grand jury reports on the food
combine. Confession of John owen in
dicates murder of Policeman Ford was
committed by Joe Sullivan and Joe Gar
cia. ex-conVicts
Dec 16-Policeman J. NJ. Lyon shoots
and slightly wounds Dale Whetmore.
former Pullman conductor. while Whet-
more is resisting arrest for beating his
wife.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29

June 2.-Modern Woodmen of America
hold memorial services Park CITY men
arrested on charge of 'iescorting non
union men out of town
June 3.-President and two members OF
Park City Miners union arrested on riot
charge. Salt Lake pastors review declar-
alton of principles of Mormon chureh IN
denunciatory terms. Latter-day SAINTS
teachers begin meeting in Salt Lake
"RacehOrse' Dick Lewis found dead in
Salt Lake. Otto r. Bahns commits sui
eide in Salt Lake wine room
June ID. 5. Burleson, messenger DOS.
impaled by wagon shaft in Salt Lake
Carpenter. receive . increase of wages.
Hundred cigarmakers on strike in Salt
Lake. Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins found
dead in bed at Huntsville
June 5.-Many resign from Agricultural
college faculty w c. Risdon commits
suicide at Salt Lake. Ola Salisbury killed
by cave-in at Log Cabin. o. j. Salisbury
becomes seriously Ill.
June 6.-Young Mems and Young WO-
mems Mutual Improvement associations
hold annual conference. r. NJ. Bourne,
Salt Lake club man, commits suicide IN
Salt Lake. Episcopalian convention
Opens.
June State Dental association meets
in Commercial club. John E. Hansen
dies suddenly in Salt Lake. Mrs. Matilda
Stewart Greenwood dies in Salt Lake.
June 9.-B. H. Roberts replies to attach
of ministers. Apostle George Teasddle
June U.-Alke ObefOdONlcn Killed IN
Salt Lake by Stanisa Mesich. Eugene
Dumalt, fireman, killed near Ogden.
June III. A. Nelson drowned at Pres
ton. Class of eighty-four graduated from
Salt Lake High school,
June 13.-Green River depot burned.
June Nv. J. Kerr leaves Mormon
church at Logan to become Congregation
alist.
June 17.-Mrs Heber NJ. Wells danger
Ously injured i'm automobile accident. H.
A. Mainquist commits suicide in Salt
Lake.
June $50. ]. Salisbury dies in New
York. Stewart L. Jenkins loses life in
street car accident in Salt Lake. Butter
prices go up.
June 20.-Peter Opie drops dead at Bing-
ham.
June 21.-United Commercial Travellers
meet at Provo. Utah Society of Engineers
meets in Salt Lake. Elizabeth Won
Kenel, child, killed by carbolic acid
June 23.-Mrs. S. p. Drainey of Plain
City dies as result of burns Odd Fellows
hold memorial services.
June A.-Utah will recover lands: titles
are cleared by action of government
June 29.-FOur members of Kershaw
family killed near Layton by fast train
June 27.-Trial of Jim Donaldson begun
June 8-Plans completed for new ear
barns in Salt Lake
June 29.-William Price Jones. pioneer
dies at Eureka. Deaths of j. w. Wilkin-
son and John T. THAN at Logan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29


one of the bunco men who robbed Alex
ander and William McWhirter: Miss Wi
mona White, of Beaver, Utah, and Miss
Blanche Musser, Of Salt Lake, among
those missing from the survivors of the
wreck of the steamship Columbia off the
coast of Eureka. Cal; musical Chautau-
qua at Wandamere opened by the Ogden
tabernacle choir; Edward L. White. jr.,
IS smothered TO death at the factory of
the Salt Lake Pressed Brick company by
being buried under debris from bursting
hopper.
July 2S.-NIiss Blanche Musser. of Salt
Lake survives wreck of the Columbia
but Miss White is lost; Colonel Benjamin
{. Lockwood of the Twenty ninth infan-
try regiment, stationed at Fort Douglas.
retires from the army with the rank Of
rigadier-general; William Adams, a con-
ductOr on the Salt Lake Route. is killed
in a railroad accident at Milford; fire de-
stroys the plant of the Salt Lake Clean
ing company and threatens the destruc-
ton of the Metropoie and Normandy no
tells; William McKittrick, six years old.
drowned in the Jordan river while saying
his brother from drowning.
July A-PiOneers celebrate siXtieth an
niversary of the coming of the Mormons
to Utah
July 25.-Telephone linemen vote to re-
ject company's offer and to continue the
strike
July 26.-GeneraI J. Franklin Bell. chief
of staff of the United States army an
nOunces while on. a visit to Salt Lake.
that Fort Douglas will be made a regi-
mental post and Fort Duchesne will be
abandoned
July M.-Frederiek J. Hill, Salt Lake
druggist, died from blood poisoning
July 30.-BattaliOn of Twenty first IN
fantry arrives at Fort Douglas. to remain
during the time that the Twenty-ninth is
on the way to the Philippines and the
Fifteenth on the way to America
July a.-GeOrge A. Sheets resigns from
his position as chief of police of Salt
Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29

with murder. Salt Lake Boys band ar
riVes home from tour
Sept. H.-Edward Lawrence arrested on
charge of being implicated in the murder
of DR.. Beers at Ogden Utah Society of
Engineers holds first meeting.
Sept. 22.-Carl NJ. Neuhausen dies sud
denly. Plans for Carnegie library at
Provo accepted
Sept. 23-Beers inquest commenced.
Matt Rhodes of Salt Lake dies in Indian
apOlis
Sept. 24.-Republicans hold city conven-
tons in Salt Lake and Ogden. Plans for
the new Commercial club arrive. Walk
er and Lawrence are charged with muir
der in the first degree. Miners strike at
Park City.
Sept. 2e.-Judge Charles w. Morse ovec-
rules the contention of the dismissal Of
the bribery charge against George A.
Sheets.
Sept. H-MayOr Bransford and council
return from their trip 10 the east. John
McNicker dies. Sheets pleads not guilty
before Judge Morse
Sept. 0.-Republicans hold city con-
ventiOn. Utah state fair opens. Suit OF
the Progress company against the city Of
Salt Lake begins before Judge Charles
W. Morse
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
SEPTEMB Der.

Sept. Utah national guardsmen re-
turn from encampment at American
Fork. Liberty Park Methodist church
dedicated.
Sept. labor day celebrated. Saltair
resort closed for the winter.
Sept. 3.-Teachers' pay raised. George
A. Sheets arraigned before Judge Charles
W. Morse on a charge of bribery.
Sept IN. A. Breeder. attorney gener-
al petitions the district court for a grand
jury TO probe the food trust scandal
Land board at Richfield decides to build
a reservoir and finance and enlarge the
Sewer river canal.
Sept 6.-Decision by the four Judges of
the district court to impaneI a grand
jury to look into the food trust scandal
Sept. Vice President Fairbanks Wis
its Salt Lake. Grand jury is drawn for
the food trust investigation.
Sept. S.-R. S. Campbell of Salt Lake
tries to kill himself at Logan. Jewish
New Year ushered in.
Sept. 9.-Utah gets seven prizes at the
National Irrigation congress at Sacra-
mentO, Cal
Sept. lO.-Nine injured in a train wreck
on the Oregon Short Line, three miles
north of Salt Lake.
Sept. n.-George w. Rose of Salt Lake
stabbed to death in Guanajuato, Mexico.
Sept. 14-American press humorists
visit Salt Lake. Plans announced for re-
organizing the Utah Independent Tele-
Sept. i5.@Mrs. Lyman R. Martineau
dies. Annual convention of the Mutual
Improvement association of the Weber
stake held at Ogd0c. District Attorney
Baker and assistants of Washington visit
Salt Lake, gathering evidence for use in
the prosecution in the Bradley trial.
Sept. I7.-Demoeratic city convention
held at the Grand theatre. One killed
and four injured in a train wreck on the
Southern Pacific at Lake station. about
seventy miles west of Ogden Franchise
of the Utah Light & Railway company
passed unanimously by the council.
Sept. 1S.-Dr. Earl S. Beers fatally beat
en- in Ogden by Fred c. Walker. Peach
day at Brigham City. James McNierney
convicted of the Onyx Bank robbery.
Sept. 19.-Salt Lake Americans" hold
city convention in the Grand theatre.
Salt Lake Democrats nominate council
men
Sept. 20 DIR Beers dies from injuries
at Ogden; Walker arrested and charged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
APRIL.

April Council awards Moran 500 900
contract for water main extension. Gov
ernOr issues arbor day proclamation. John
Z. SOTensOn appointed county fruit tree
Inspector. Conner Thomas resigns as state
mine inspector. W. \. Wright resigns as
clerk of the police court
April street car men make demands
for higher rate OF wages. Rev. Mr.. Simp-
kin declines appointment as judge of jul
venile court. A. II. May, manager West
ern Union office, transferred to San Fran
cisco.
April 3.-Sheriff Whitehead of Eureka
dies of heart failure.
April 4.-Burglars rob residence of Del
Wilson, securing $1,000 in diamonds and
money. Judge Botkin, former Salt Laker,
is appointed consul to Campbellton, \. B.
Death of Mrs. John Nicholson. Aaron F.
Farr dies at Logan. Salt Lake grain deal
ers donate 100 bags of flour for relief of
famine sufferers of China.
April 5.-Opening of the seventy-eighth
annual general conference of the Church
ciples issued. DR.. z. G. Gowans is made
juvenile judge Mysterious shooting Of
Carl Barnes
April 6.-Word received of illness of
Judge Powers at Los Angeles. Death Of
c. H. Anderson, railroad man, of typhoid
fever. DR.. z. s. Wright resigned as presi-
dent of the state board of medical eXamf-
ners.
April 7-Conference closes. Socialist
party in state convention repudiates II. P.
Burt secretary of the state organization
ADril S-Utah Press association holds
annual meeting j. w. PerciVaI awarded
large contract by council amounting ap-
prOXimately to $4,000 Governor appoints
DR.. A 5. Condor and j. w. n Whitecot-
ton TO fill vacancies on board of trustees
of the Agricultural college. Inauguration
of Salt Lake music festival.
April 9.-Life insurance underwriters Of
Utah choose w. J. Farrell as president
Veterans of Mormon battalion hold re-
union Mrs William T. Hooley, insane.
kills her husband by shooting. Death OF
Mrs Adeline Young Robbins.
April 10.-John b. Cronin of Eureka dies
at Holy Cross hospital. Salt Lake Elks
give successful entertainment at Salt Lake
theatre.
April T.-Couneii approves plan of Com
mercial club for park commission.
April 12.-Chief Of Police Sheets is freed
on a technicality by Judge Armstrong.
Mrs. HOOiey, slayer of husband. is COM
mitted to asylum. Utah Federation of La
Dor pledges moral and financial support
to streets ear men in their movement for
higher wages.
April 15.-Daly-West men at Park City
go out on strike, Brewers grant increase
April 14.-Miners' strike at Park City
declared off Trainload of Salt Lakers
visit Cactus mine at Milford Bishop
Taylor OF the Fourteenth ward dies sud
denly of pneumonia.
April 15.--Bert Whiteomb mangled be
meath wheels of moving car on Salt Lake
route Employees of Utah Fire Clay COM
pany 20 or strike for higher wages Death
OF Joshua F. Grant. Waters Of the Jor-
dan overflow their banks. Death of James
l.. Honeyman
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
FEBRUARY.

Feb. Goal shortage reported worse.
Charles Riis makes sensational escape
from county Jail
Feb. William j. Bryan entertained
at luncheon at the Alta club. DR.. F. H.
Raley made assistant county physician
Feb. Anew district southeast of the
city annexed. Model juvenile court bill
introduced. Judge Marshall hands down
opinion in the Grand Central Mammoth
case, favoring the former
Feb. 5.-James W. Iredale killed by a
live wire.
Feb. 6.-Gaiveston bill approved Snow
slide in Provo. canyon
Feb. Board of education decides to
build more schools.
Feb. S.-Albert r Day convicted of
murder. Samuel DOXey dies of apopieXy.
Feb. 9.-Elks leave for the coast. Big
Cottonwood conduit opened. Charles H
Deere again invests in Salt Lake.
Feb. lO.-F1rst death from cerebro-spin-
al meningitis.
Feb. 10. S. L. announces plan to es-
tablish club houses for employees. Cal
weston bills pass the house. z. b.
Critchlow resigns as government attor-
ney-
Feb. 12.-Eclipse grocery looted by six
cOnspirators. Meningitis raging
Feb. 1S.-Telegraph operators get 10 per
Feb. 15-Heinze buys stock in Salt Lake
bank Western retail lumbermen in con-
Feb. 1s-RiO Grsnde shop employees
Feb. 1e.-Frsnk G. Ehrbar killed by a
fall
Feb. 20.-Henry Ives Cobb arrived with
plans for NeWhouse skyscrapers Albert
T. Day sentenced TO death.
Feb. 22.-Clint B. Leigh and Representa-
tive Seth Taft killed in accident at Bling
ham.
Feb. 23.-Christensen advocates raising
teachers salaries.
Feb. 24.-Clint b. Legh's funeral held
Feb. 25.-Mrs. E w. Packard dies.
Rocky Mountain Canning company organ
lied in Ogden.
Feb. 26-Chief of Police Sheets and Cap
tain Raleigh arrested in McWhirter case
Warm Springs saloon looted.
Feb. 27.-Harry Anderson of the land
office accused of grave abuses. James
Hegney died. Soldiers beat and rob citi-
zen.
Feb. 2S.-Elmer b. Jones. managing di-
rector of Utah Independent Telephone
company, gets injunction in United States
court restraining sale of controlling in
terest TO Bell monopoly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29

April l6.-Ladies of Maccabees meet in
Salt Lake in district convention. Walker
residence ordered TO be torn down to
make room for ten-story Newhouse hotel
G o. Pratt. International CHAIRMAN of
street car employees organization, arrives
in salt Lake.
April 17.-Grand lodge of Odd Fellows
in session at Provo. select officers. Sheets
case appealed to the supreme court III
vision Foreman James Norton of the o.
5. l.. dies.
April B-Uniiverrsity colors are changed
to crimson and white.
April 19-Salt Lake Hardware company
Increases capital stock. City wins case
against Alcatraz Paving company. School
bond election held and bonds carried.
April 20.-Absaiom Woolf and two wives
celebrate golden wedding at Hyde Park
Assembly room of new high school gym
naslum finished Utah Implement COM
pany business recognized.
April H-Burglars steal $4,000 worth of
gems from Daynes Jewelry company.
April 22.-Street Car company asks for
extension of franchise. Fire at Bingham
OF $4,000 Moran starts bonus suit be-
fore Judge Rltchie. Federal grand jury
returns indictment against the Utah Fuel
company. Masonic reunion opens.
April 2.-Sheets heirs win suit. Thomas
Weir and \. J. Catrow purchase the VIM
namuck mining property at Bingham.
April 4.-President Bancroft issues
statement anent the threatened strike by
street CAR employees OullOlnS OpttdlicilS
held up owing to shortage in brick. Salt
Lake NJ & NJ, association >invades Logan.
j. A. GreeneWald is appointed inspector
general of the n. G. l..
April 25.-Ctah Democrats honor Jeffer
sons memory at banquet at Commercial
club Mutiny breaks out at University be-
cause of graduation complications. Wash
ingtOn school closed by order of board of
health.
April 26.-University of oregon team de-
clared VictOrs in debate with University
of Utah team at Barratt hall. John G.
Lynch drops dead from heart failure.
Welshmen hold meeting for organizing So
ciety to perpetuate language and study
Welsh history
April H.-John j. Daily announces re-
urement from mining activity. Henry
McKane. pioneer confectioneer. dies of
paralysis.
April 2S.-Street car men. 400 in number
go out on strike, practically tying up Salt
Lake system. Federation of Labor pledges
moral and financial support in strike.
April 29.-relephOne strike is threatened,
through companies refusing to grant line
men increase in wages. Board of educa-
ton. at meeting behind closed doors, re-
elects old supervisors for ensuing year.
County commissioners confirm county
treasurers appointment of assistants in
office work
April 30.-Street car strike settled by the
mediation of B. H. Roberts. the men gain
ing substantial victory. Electrical work
eTS postpone strike. Granite school direc-
tors dispose of $40 600 bond issue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
GIUSEPPE TO HIS DOG.

IT. A DAILY in the Catholic StandaTd)
Hi. Carlo. Jompa down from dere.
You lazy dog, Com. see.
Dees jontleman would have dat chair
For sect an talk weeth me.
Eth? Wat! YOU gOpa growl an bite?
Aha, 1 show YOU den
Don't ga signore. Wal ala right:
I hope you com agen.
X \
Ha. Carlo. wat you theenka dat?
You drive d. man away.
You lazy. ogly lumpa fat,
You good-for-nOtheeng Eli?
Seence time wen I was kind 10 YOU
An peck you from da street,
Fees dot wan Ieeta theeng you do
For carr da food you eat
Eef you would even chase da rat
You might be worth to keep,
But, no. you are so dumb, so fat.
You Jus can eat an sleeD.
How dare you do sooch ogiy treeck
An growla so like dat?
jus wait onteel / got my steeck-
Now, see w'ac you weell gat!
Eli? Don't a roll your eyes at me;
Keep STEEL you taila. too.
No leeck my hands, Don't you see
Dat l am cross Weeth your
Ha, stop. You theenk dees max me fee
You love me like you should?
Not moOch. JUS keep dat tailla STEEL
An I weell beat you good.
You theenk because / gat so few
Da frauds dot Iowa me,
| am afraid for Whippin your
jus close your ewes an see.
Aha, so now YOU run away.
o. wal dees steeCk Well keep:
L gona beat you good som day
Som day wen you are sleep.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
1kRCH.

March 1.-CanyOn Crest ranch is freed
from debt Chief of Police Sheets, Detec-
rive Raleigh and Attorney William New
ron arraigned before Judge Whitaker on
charge of conspiring TO rob tourists.
March 2-Joseph 5. Wells is made gener-
Al manager of the Utah Light & Railway
companV, Salt Lake route resumes traf-
fic which had been suspended on account
OF washouts Parent makes a confession
implicating Chief Of Police Sheets.
March 3.-The jury in the Dean Eddy
60 renders a verdict which is sent seal
ed 10 Bishop Spalding of the Episcopal
church.
coal shortage. w A, Hughes, clerk IN
sor nrssenfs annual report. Samuel New
house announces that he will build a
home for girls. -.
March announcement IS maze from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-29
JUNE.

June Court allows plural wife to
hold property decided by husband. Mary
Cochrane. aged years, dies after eating
several strYchnine tablets. Funeral of
William Parry, pioneer. Thomas
E Mckay elected superintendent of
schools of Weber county. One hundred
and sixth anniversary of Brigham Young
celebrated Rev. Albert Buxton arrives
in Salt Lake to become pastor of Cen
trail Christian church. Planning mill men
in Salt Lake on strike for closed shop.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-10

accurate, it leaked out today that one Of
the provisions in Harry Thaw's will is
setting aside of the sum of $50, 1000 for
the prosecution Of all persons who might
be concerned in case Of the death Of the
testator bv violence Probably the in
stigator Of the anticipated act Of violence
is revealed in this provision. Another
paragraph in the viii that is reported
made provision for the defense Of the
young woman who suffered treatment at
the hands Of the dead man similar TO
that Of his. wife's. Reports concerning
the will even 60 50 far as to say that the
names of Whites alleged victims are
iirsslssded n3the clause Of the will relating
to shis subject. s 81
Delmas, it is said, may call to the
stand on Monday an attorney from Pitts
burg who will be asked as to the inter
|-lineakiQns made in the will, and is ex-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-10

PRODUCTION Of evidence in accord with
Justice Fitzgerald 5 ruling. AS Jerome
probably will be glad Of decay before he
takes up the difficult task Of cross-ex-
arnining the young wife, he is expected
to consent to the plan. q 5is ss.
In that event Delnas will first attempt
to get in evidence Of Harry Thaw S will
which was ruled out on Friday because
Of the many interlineations in this
somewhat cumbersome document, cas-
jerome referred 10 it, had not been suf-
fciently proved.
This will consists Of about sixty pages,
some closely typewriter and others in
the large handwriting Of the defendant.
Justice Fitzgerald said that the will must
be shown to have been in its present con
:dition when it was signed. One Of the
witnesses. to the instrument, Miss Pierce,
who was put upon the stand for a few
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-10
LITTLE Done
CONGRESS DID LITTLE YEsTER.
DAY BEYOND TALKING AND
Ado RNiNG
associated Press e bismarck maj Tribune

Associated Press to bismarck Tribune
Washington, D. G., Feb. 9. The house
having been informed Of the death Of
Representative John +. Rixey Of Vir--
ginia, adjourned to-day shortly after con
vening, out Of respect 70 the memory 81
I the deceased. The general debate on
the naval appro priation bill was closed
50 that when the bill IS taken up Tues
day under the Ave minute rule. il will be
subject to amendment
The army appropriation bill and mem
oral exercises for the late Representa-
tive Marsh Of Illinois, occupied practi-
caIly the entire day in the senate today.
The discussion Of the army appropria-
ton bill was unusually interesting, for
the reason that it branched off on the
& American occupation Of Cuba, plans for
the equipment of the militia, Of regula
tons OF the army and proposed authorize
ton of the war department to accept
reduced fare or transpo rtation for troops
and supplies. This matter was the echo
I Of the debate on the railroad rate bill at
the last session OF congress A number
Of unin1po rtant bills were passed without
debate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-10
GEN. GREELEY
NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN SALIVA
DOR AND HONDURAS ABRUPT
LY TERMINATED

Chicago, Feb. 9.Mai. Gen. a. w.
Greedy, commander Of the northern
division Of the y. s. army. with head
quarters in Chicago, in an address to-
night to members OF the Chicago
yacht club declared that if the United
States Is to fulfill her destiny as the
controlling power Of the Pacific
Ocean and maintain her position as a
world nation she unjust recognize the
gravity Of problems which have arisen
since she took oyer the Philippines
and prepare to meet them. He re-
ferred particularly to the menace Of
war with Japan which has followed
San Francisco He pointed out the
inevitable recurrence Of such con-
tingencies and pleaded for navy
which should enable the American
people to maintain their national
homer.