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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20
cHAUTAUQUA NOTES.

The Royal Hungarian Orchestra
gave two full grand concerts yesterday
afternoon and evening and more than
pleased the big audiences that listened
to them. This orchestra cannot be
overrated; it is simply peerless. The
members take delight in their work.
If Mr. Shildkret brings his orchestra
back here next year he can have what
he wants.
The attendance at 1.-THE Chautauqua
is steadily increasing, especially at the
evening sessions. Last nights crowd
was record-bIeaker
The Carolina Jubilee Singers are
expected to completely fiji the big tent
tonight. Popular prices, 25 and Is cts.
The concert by the Carolina Jubilee
singers will begin at 8:45 tonight, Is
minutes later than usual in order to
give our business men better chance
to get away. They keep open later on
Saturdays.
Mrs. Anna B. Shaw is one Of the
most eloquent and brilliant women Of
America. Her subject is 1.-THE New
Man" Wonder what sort of a crea-
tion we are up against?
The lecture Sunday night will be
one of our best. Mr.. Baldwin uses a
fine lantern and bis slides are beauti-
full. Don't fell to listen to a bona
fde Arctic explorer.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20
RAILWAY IS FINED
Cost 1t $4,000 to Violate the
2 IA Cent Law in North
Carolina.

Raleigh, N. G. July 2O-The South
ern Railway company was yesterday
fined $50, 900, and Thomas j. Green
ticket agent OF the company, fined So,
in the state court here for selling
railroad tickets at rate in excess OF
that provided by the recent state law
for a uniform rate Of IA cents a
mile in North Carolina.
The court required Green to prom
ise not to sell tickets at the illegal
rate. Green made the promise and
paid the fine.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20
HUNTING AN OUTLAW
Armed Men on Trail of Harry
Hand, a Negro Outlaw in Hills
Near Tulsa.

Tulsa, July 20-Eight armed off,
GERS yesterday left Tulsa on the hunt
of Harry Hand, negro outlaw, want
ed for robbing the Iron Mountain de-
pot at Claremore two weeks ago. 1t
is belived the negro is hiding In the
hills west Of Tulsa. He is wounded
and heavily armed, and a battle is
expected if he is run down by the
officers.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20
ROB'T. ]. LUNDY DEAD;
WAS PROMINENT MASON

Robert ]. Lundy died at his home
near Needmore last night and was
buried this afternoon by Vinita lodge
No. 5, A. f. s. A. NJ, of which he was
one of the Oldest members. He took
great pride in his lodge and its work,
and was one of its most active mem
bers.
Mr.. Lundy was an old resident Of
Vinita, where he had many friends
who regret to hear of bis death.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20
No More Elk's Teeth

Philadelphia, July 2O--By an almost
unanimous vote the Elks' convention
has abolished the custom Of wearing
elks' teeth as a symbol Of the order.
This action was taken in response to
recent widespread agitation against
the ruthless slaughter Of elks to pro-
vide teeth for members Of the order
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20

Point was given to this agitation not
long ago by the arrest Of two elk
slayers. who had several thousand
teeth in their possession. 1t is charged
by those who have been denOuncing
the practice Of wearing elk's teeth
that the custom threatens the extinc
tiOn Of the elk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20

search the woods, but up to a late
hour no arrests had been made.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20

Mr.. Harris of Miami will arrive
here Monday to assist Fred Gray in
the abstract department Of the Inter
national Bank & Trust Co.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20

Mrs W. H. Darrough is reported
sick.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20

Bob Lindy, Jr., of Okoeea merchant
of that place is in town today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20

Lon Connor will return from Chi
cago the first of next week. Mr. Con-
nor has been looking after some insur-
ance business there.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-20
TOPUNISHLYNCHERS
Federal Government After Men Who
Hanged a Negro Murderer at
Usage, Tuesday Night.

Washington, D. @, July 2O-After
waiting for years for an opportunity
the federal government is deter
mined to give the states OF the
Union an object lesson in the punish
ment of lynchers.
The department of Justice admits
that it is lending every influence in It's
power toward Ithe Identification OF the
members Of the mob that lynched
Frank Bailey, a negro, at Usage, Q. T.,
Tuesday night. AS Oklahoma is still
a territory, the federal authorities will
be unhampered.
Six arrests were made FRIDAY by
United States Marshal John r. Aber-
nathy, who is In the Usage nation in
vestigating the lynching Of Bailey,
who shot and killed John Kelly, the
"Katy brakeman. All will bearraigned
before Ed. G.. Gray, United States
commissioner at Pawnee
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Lamsntan en- CsYey Ia
TenunCia del juez GinOTiO,
Supllclnls que dusIstl Do ella.

La siguients cREta dirigen de CSyey 81
Lodo. GinoFio jueE municipal dc dlchR 10.
calidRd:
''senor Manuel M. Ginorio. -Cayey.
-Muy rsspstado y querido senior:
Eoteradoa por RlgunoB peTi6diCoB de
San Jusn de que hs rsauelto ultsd preHen.
tar Ia Fenuncia del cargo de juez munici.
pal de eEts pueblo, cargo que con tanta
correction viene desempsnsndo, no pods-
mos msnoS dc mRnifs5tRE uBted 81 pro-
fundo peasr que nos oausR 50 EeIoluci6n,
porque Ia tranquiIidad sociRI que hoy
diBfrutRmos los Cayeyanog, 90 Fectitud y
q 90 juSto proceder SO Ia debsmos; al
expTesaF ugtedH Hnuestro agFadecimiento an
eStas lfneas, NOS permitimos suplicarls 20
siEvR deuistir de ia FenunciR pr0longando
aSf 80 eAtadfa en- Csyey, , en- 81 pueato
que con tsnta aCisFto le Sefial6 81 destino
para bien de suB habitantos.
Esperanto que su benevolencia coTone
nuestros deseos
Muy EespetuoBRments, BaItazaF Mendo.
"a, Agnelio Castillo, Juan J. CeboIleEo,
Manuel Mufios g., Castro = NRdsI, jose
M. Vszquez, COLOMBIAN Rosario, Manuel
FernSndez, JOa6 PslaCioG, Cesar Ortiz,
AuTeliano Pelaez, Jaime Fortufo.
(Siguen las frmaB).
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EI ganade ialon6s.

En- las condolences nRturaIeS 81 ganRde
japon6s est6 sxento de tuberculosis
mos en- una Rsvista-; por 81 cOntrsriO, 81
gauado que se imports 81 Jap6n paFece
ser muy propenBo estR enfsrmedad.
FL professor japon6l K tasato ha efsetus.
do una Eerie de experimentoH para deter.
minar 81 los animaIel 1e su pAfs ponsen
una inmunidad real. I'm todoR ellos no
encontr6 uno tubeEculoBo, nj siquiaVR en-
los centroB de mayor infection para los
hombrep; de este heCho 81 autoF deduce
que cuando las condolences son normRIeg
Ia tubsrculoEiB humana no sI psTiudioial
al ganado.
Para probar eBto hizo inoculaE bacilo8
de tubsrculosis b4vina humanR 50 CO.
bszaB de ganado indfgena , 10 meatizoB.
EatoG animales se montraron completameu.
to refractRrios { la tuberculoBis humana.
Cuando re les inoculan grandes Cantidades
do bRciloB por via intFavsnosa 8 intEapsri.
toneal, pueden aer infeCtadoB dentro de
cisrtos lfmitea, peEo no son BsnsibleB & la
inoCulRci6n hipod6rmiCa.
81 ator BsCa en- conclusion que la tuber.
Culosis humRnR no es tFaBmiBible 81 CANA.
do indfganR de Ta8R cruz0ds.
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10 QUE LLANRN
aCtiZtOCraCia =
en- Inglaterra.
& hagaza De cana laIa haGeI laleI.
Europa pig'ra ID llliHzl lEglO I'pan0sl"-
dice SI Kaiser.

Los matrImonioG de peHBonRles mobiles
Goa muioFeB de teatFo han aido tan freCuen'
tss en- IuglaterEa en- los dltimos tismpoB,
que, con motive dc an EeCiente y TuidoGo
enlace, 81 "London Tram," ds LondTsu,
dice que dentTo de POGO la aEintoCEaCia de
ID Gran BEetshR debeY6 llamaTBo ''actEix'
tocracia."
En- FranciR Ge han hecho expeEimen
tor con el bsgazO do IL cana de azdcaF, re-
aultsndo q con sHta matsris, q 90 crefa sin
niDgdn vaIor para apliCacioneS induStTiG'
les, puede fAbTicaEue msgniico papel. En-
el mercado frances ha empezRdo, pues,
CotiSarse 81 bDgaEo, treinta frances la to-
ne!ada, y co de Buponer que muy pEonto
encuentFe RnchB demands en- la industEiB
pepelsTa de los Egtadoa Unidog.
-MuchoB pOri6dicoB de Estados Unidos
han alberto una sn6Fgica campafa
contra sl divorCio, pr6ctica qus ha aIcan'
Eado una corruption oBpRntoHa. En- so
amos 90 han pronunciado on aquella Ma
oi6n oosa de 500,000 divOrcioal
-Su SRntidad Pho X frm6 81 % de
Julio 4 timo el deoEeto poE 81 cusl 50 au-
toTizR Ia introduction de Ia causa de bsa'
tifoRci6n del sRoordots don Juan B. BaG-
co, fundRdoE de la sociadad SslesiSua PoE
eEe actO del Santo Padre qusda declsTsdo
Venerable 81 egrpgio lacerdots d Bssco.
-Hablando 81 Kaiser con vaEios mism
bros de lR familiR real danesa, diio ref
ri6ndose Las nuevRE RlianzaB de Iugla'
tsTrs; "Ha Hido IN eFror de loG que diff
Cilments Be prepAran, ls alianzR aDg oia'
ponesR, Dicha equivocECi6n Bsr6 pagada
por Europa enters. No nos Convisne re-
lacionarnoa con los RmRFilloB daFles be-
Iigerancia. AIi6ndonos CON ellos les en-
Ge1amos nuestros m6todos de civilization
y guerra. Algdn dia nueatroS discfpuloB
de hoy % volveFSn contra nosotroB"
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NueVO 8ppratO teIef6niCO.
El SeGltfORO" OffSGo nayOTGs
VsRtlIls s0ArG q tOItfORO OfaIRaTIO.

segdn ID "Rsyue ElectEique", 81 nuevo
apaEato llRmRdo 81 "5acTefono" peTmits
hablaF on IN to- 6fono On VOC muy bsia, de
mOdo que una persona ooloCada un me-
trO de di1tauCia no pusde Or NADIA de 10
qua 40 dice
ConSta eHte nusvo RpaTRto de una em
bocadurR de sluminio, montada sobEe ebo'
nita, que puede fjaFBs Ia entradR de un
tel6fono Cualquiera.
La.voz que stFaviess cate aparato se
difunde en- tres diviaioneH hechas an otTaa
tantss telas met6licag, llevando una de
estaH telaa un como de sbonitR que Concsn'
tEa las ondRs Bon0ERB HobEe Ia membrane
del teI6fonO.
Los pequefios taladrOs prscticadoS en- Ia
emboCaduEs de aluminio en- So montura,
tienen por objeto impedir las regonanciaB.
Este pequeio apaEato, muy BGnoilIo,
permite aBeguTRr la discretion de Las CO.
municaciones con menos gastoB menon
moleatias que con los locutorioB aColchsdoB
ugadoa en la RctuRlidad
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EI gran Bazar.

La exposition de juguetes que Be vO On
Las "NovedRdeA" On de gran gulto y arte.
Los juguetes son de novedad, baratuEa ,
esquisits presentation. En- los otroB OBJ
jetol de fantasia hay vsrpRdero luio Iou
aEtfculoB japoneseS son verdaderameate
Heoomendables. PortRpAfuelos de BedR,
guantOs, pafiuslos de finfsimos boFdadog,
BOmbriIlaB, Rbanicou, g., propioE para re.
gRIaB de Afio NueVo, Bs enCuentrRn en- 81
gran Bazaar eUCojer. GEande8 bonitau
mufisCas vsatidaS, artfBticou traj jss haesn
lRu delicias de IL gente menuda que ViBita
81 acEeditado eltRblecimiento.
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PARA NAVIDAD.-- Ell acreditsdo
cgf6 MORGAN, el nuevo cafe FoFtaleSa 21
a9sba de recibir an msguffico Burtido de
aleg'ntea caiitsH de eBquisitoB duyoeS y
bom5ones, pFopios para Tegalcs de Navidad
"Aho Nuavo" Las mas acreditsdaB
maroaa de chocolates Ee enCuentran alf los
estuches son do 10 mas artfatico y fno.
Los hslsdos de ftutsH del pals refreBcoS
Aiguen sisndo de 10 mas esquisito. Pre-
clos m6dioog Hsrvicin r6pido = toda
hora. III chocolate "Bsk ker" tfrece strR
veutag novsdRdag.
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ENUNcIO De SUBlSTA.
DEPARTANENTO DEL MTE.
RIOR De PUERTO RICO.
pTTDEATT m ORPAG DuDT TNAR

JUNEAU 06 Oo4SAR = Oo4lOADs
Ofcina del Supsrintsndents-san Juan,
Puerto Rico, diciembre "a, 1,907. Pro
poaiciOneS en- pliegOs ceTrados para la ad.
judicaci6n On pdblica subasts del sunni
nistro, medida , sntrega de piedra en-
bloqueB pisdTa tFiturada CaBcsio con
deStino la CaEEeters No. 3, Becci6n Hu'
macao Plsya, NsguRbo Plays, SO admit
ran en- eBta ofcina hssta las I o q. "a. del
dfa Z de Enero de 1908, en- que SO abri.
ran publicamente.
TodoO loB datOs neCesaTios Be dar6n en-
eSts ofoina donde 30 encuentran de mani
issto todos los doCumentos que han de
regir en- ls contFata y podEaa recOgsr los
ioitadoFea los modeloB de pTopoSicioneI
que han de regir en- IL Contrata y podFEn
recogsr los lieitadoEeB los modelos de pro
posicioneu que han de prelentSr.
La RdminiBtERci6n Be EaBaEva el dePsCho
de FechaEar cualquierR 6 todas Las propo.
sicionGs. PoF orden del ComiBionado del
Interior, j. J. Jimeneg, superintendents
dc OhraB P6bliCaE. 13v.B.
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EETmoIDEs- Ri msior mas seguro
dc todoa los aspeoi1Cos hasta ahoga oonooido
para Ia cura p0TmAnsnta do todag Las enfer-
m0dedGs dc Ia ureta, va sean estAg oroniOaB
Ggudaa ContienO d flujo curR por COM
ploto, On m0nos tiOmpos que ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, laH gonorF0ag, agp0rmatoTnan
riEtitig, set. MejoF que las inyOcCion0B muy
superior al B8ndalo oopRib&. Empi07a
aurtir 81 efacto Lar tres GuRtrO horag do
hRbaras tornado.
Los METIL0IDES"-don f6BilaG de tomRT
aatdn prspRradoa de manara que no rsVu0l
vsn 81 BHt6mago nj produosn mRloB OfOotOB,
NE VOnta en- todas laU BotieRg. PidanB6
musatFa5 gratis 8uS dnioos fabFiennteB
E,sdnrisk 8taaFns d OA n0trnit Ulabi
20 ~ A
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De aue8tTO C0TTespOns0t especial
Diciembra 95-La Noche Buena, ha
sido aquf eBpl6ndida, puss dsBpues de tan.
tos dies de lluvia, auoche 81 tempo quiSo
contribuiE 4 la fsBtividad de Ia NoChe pre-
uentandoBe una luna Eadiants y heFmugo
Cielo, convidaba al paseo algeria. La
misa del gallo es.uvo collcurEidfsimR , hu.
bo mucho oEden dentro de tOdO 10 po1ible
dada Il aglomeFaci6n de pelnonas que in.
vadfan el temple = que haoe impoaible
TeinaEa an ailancio absolute como degeaba
el respectable padre Rexach, 81 Cual puede
eatar muy HRtilfsCho de que hayR sido una
de las misss de estR cIsse en- que haya ha.
bido mayor compogtuFs en- que, poE 10
msnog, hsya contribuido q que nm gran
ndmeFO de peFsonRB hayan dido misa Run.
que aeR una veg al afi9.
A IaH cuGtro de la msdrugada SO CelsbY6
la miEa del alba que tRmbi6n eEtuYo muy
concuFrida.
Para 81 a6bRdo y domingo pr6ximos
anuucia Ia empFesR del ST.. GsFcfs dos ex-
celentes fancioneB con Bn magnifico cine.
mat6grafo, exhibiondo la tan original pc.
lfeuls Las 6OdGs del hiiO del DiablO, que
90 notable de gran duraci6n.
En- la C6Tcel 80 di6 anoChs I'm rancho
estrsordinario los preBoS, los CuRles csla.
braron tambi6u alegremsnte lR Noche
Busna con cRntOI y tocando guitRrEa =
OMirO.
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Casa @ PI8GllnOS % c. SIIV3.

En los dfas 80 81 del corriente meu
se llevar6 q cabo 81 Esmate de las prendas
cuyos taloneg no han sido renovados nj
CRnceladoA despuss de Lon asiB msses que
concede Ia Icy.
La casa BuUpende Bus opeFacionss de
pr6Stamos suplica todos los que tengan
prendas & objetoH empefadoB Be nirVRn
EeacataFleu en- 81 t6rmiDo que prescribe Ia
ley. 8v.G
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HABITACIONEs COMODAs.-Pa-
ra hombFea solos hay unas msgnffcaH ha.
bitseiones Dc alquiler On 81 "Con6ado",
Santurce, ceTos de Ia csrFetsEa. IOforms.
rsn en- Esta redRcci6n. d. p
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--ABRIGOS de seda lana para ueiio-
Tas y nifios SombreFos f1rma Jspouesa
/ g'eBa, Ultima moda de Parfp; acaban de
recibiras en- oil estsbecimianto "El Tsl6'
grsfo" San Justo II vsnden preoiOs
baYatiaimCg As va.
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LA RELOJERIA , joyerfa del ST.
Kehrhshn y Go. 10 ha traaladado la ca
lla 40 San Jose Is frante al CorTeo, dondo
hay conEtsntsments IN buan Surtido dc Eo-
] ,iaa otras prendaa p.R.
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SEPASE

Que no pnblicamos comunicados sin cue
sean pagados p0r adelantado.
CRda seis palabras Sc cuentan pOr una
lfnea y la lfnea vale dieZ centRvos.
Las cartas que vengan con communicates
sin su importe no Sc cOntestan.
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Casa de pr6stamos de Jose Baz6n.
Allen 21 Ell dia 81 del corFienta 4 laB
2 de Ia tsTde, ss remstaran todaB las prem.
daa cuyou taloneB han sido va vencidoB
dursEts los aeia meses que d6 Is ley. La
eRRa signn auH nnnrRcionea
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LECCIONES DE FRANCES Las
dar6 domiciIio IN joven frances Para
mas infoEmes dirigiTse apsrtado No. 1876.
Is " T.
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EI Quaker Hmhs.

Para 81 higado 81 Estomsgo, riiiones =
Ia gangrs catarroa Sufcientsmente para
tres mesaB go centavos On IL FaTmacia de
GuilIermety. Aosite Quaker rs oen-
tavos. 80 v. o..
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En- ola CoFreapondencia de Puerto
Rico", Allsu "a, hay do vents EeGibos ta
lonarios para cobTo de Rlquileres dc caEaH,
RanKaH en- mstkliCo , con frmaB dsCla re-
0ionoA dc nAcimionto, defunoi6n y oortiRcR.
HSin UsEIinA D.
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EL CLUB de F. Kehrhahn & %.
Eegala un rsloj dc oTo "Wathsm" sema'
nRlmente entire suB clisnteB. la Ultima He.
mana obtuvison unc, don juan Estremera
EoouduCtor del Trnllay) aoCio ndmaro rs
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Sc compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS Runque no eBt6u en- buen estado,
9cllares antiques de coral y prsndaH anti.
guaH.
DiTijaso { P. j. B. Cristo / (altou) San
Juan s al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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INgICApOR GENERAL

sNsEJU = Las mtnDNGo ya,svy -s..-s.
seh WinsoW debe ussfse senpre que los niIos
sn e rodo de ID dentic5n Proporciona avio nmediat
u pequeio paciente produce sueno nstura trangu
nlivia el dolor q angelic despiea muy vVo alegrs
eneas, avk Sus dolores, haee faees ls fnciones ds
est6mago regnla los intestnosR IS el neor remede
conoc para Ia darrea va provengs de Ia dentc6n
De euslouiera ora 16ngase mucho eidado pedb
Ae fodns- ~
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IA NOCHE BUENA EN-
Areeibo
e padre RexaCh guerra siIenGi0 sh-
SOIutO.
Gran DuGhOdrmhu On d tlmpIO lysRdo Ianlsl
dsI gale

(De auessrO 0orrespOnsa5 especially
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LIBRERIA PoR SECCIoNEs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-08
SENATOR SPO0NER RESIGNS.

The resignation Of Senator Spooner OF
the United States senator's from that
state, comes as a surprise TO his friends,
and is very much regretted by his asso-
viates Senator spooner has held his
position for sixteen years. Once before
he rendered his resignation hut was
prevailed upon to reconsider that de-
oIsion His mind is fully made up he
says he cannot afford 10 remain in
me service of the public any longer.
Senator SpoOuor s ono of the truly
heroic majority OF the Sonat-- who cast
his vote in defense Of Senator smoot
and the vital principles involved IN the
furious controversy that ragged around
the senior Senator OF his STATE, Ii has
been iusinuatcd by the character Az
sassins who led that fight, that the
majority Of the United states Senate
consists Of men who for selfish motives
betrayed the protestants and their gem
Tie backers, In view OF this Infamous
charge The universal respect IN which
Senator spopucr Is held and the testl.
aDllity and integrity are Of interest at
this lime,
President Roosevelt IS quoted ms fol.
lows,
n cannot sufficiently express my re-
gIot al Senator spOoner's resignation,
We lose ono OF the ablest. most EN-
Client, most fearless and most upright
public servants that she nation has.
-Four years ago | knew the extreme re-
lucJanee with which Senator spaoner
finally consented to serve IN the senate
ana year by year since I have feared
that he would resign, as he finally has
resigned. for have known that every
year ~ his stay IN public life has been
20 him a direct financial loss which he
could III afford"
Secretary Taft said
He 10 coneededly The greatest parlia-
rentary debater OF his day ana really
deserves The title, So much misapplled.
Of a great constitutional lawyer Every
! great act OF congressional legislation In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-08
PASS THIS BILL.


Among the measures before the law
makers that should receive their favor
able attention before they adjourn IL III.
y. 81 by lotion. which is bill for an
act prohibiting tl1eaters and other sum
day ADJUSTMENTS on the Sabbath day.
and providing penalties for the desc
Grafton of that day. But In I'D
dition to The provisions II now con-
tains It should b. amended so as TO
place bar upon soma other forms nf
rampant evils INDUCED In on the Sab
bath. We have particular reference 10
horse racing, football and baseball The
latter, while probably the cleenest as
well as the most popular American
game Is nevertheless not conducive to
Sunday quiet or spirit. 1t belongs es-
sentialiy to the week day class Of en-
tertaiuments. as do all other forms uf
Snort. The Sabbath should not be desc
Grated by amy OF these free and easy
ADJUSTMENTS. II is to the interest of
law abiding citizens generally that II.
3, 54 become u law. Read 1t and see
~ FpN wv NV tlaN'AAtiiAl tilN Si4il" Wow
of the matter. Its fun text Is as fol-
lows:
Section ]. The performance any
tragedy comedy, opera, ballet farce,
negro sninstrelsy, negro or other dane
Ing, wrestling boxing with or without
gloves, sparTiny contest trial OF
strength, OF any part or parts therein,
OF any circus equestrian or dramatic
performance or exercise, or any per
formaNce or exercise OF iugglers, acTo-
bats, or vaudeville entertainment, club
performance on rope dancers on the
first day OF the week commonly known
as Sunday. Is forbidden. and every per
son aiding in such exhibition, perform
ance pr exercise by advertisement,
posting or otherwise. and every owner
or lessee of amy garden, building or
other room. place or structure, who
leases or lets the same for the purpose
of any such exhibition performance, or
exercise. If II be 20 used is guilty Of a
misdemeanor.
In addition to the punishment there
for provided by statute, every such per
formance exhibition or exercise, of
itself, annuls any license which may
have previously been obtained BY the
manager, agent, superintendent, owner
or lessee. using or letting such build
ing, garden, room. place or other struc-
ture, OF C0nsenting to such exhibition,
performance OF exercise
Section 2, All ACTS or parts of acts
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed,0