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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

DAVIS AT 81 south Third West street
this ely, March m 1907. ~ eonsum ptIor.
Curtsiahla Swcnson Davis wife ot
Orange IL DlNis, IN ner 54th year
from the family residence Friends arc NJ
ylted to attend,
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NOTICE SERVED.

NOTICE SERVED.
Notice has been sent to the com
mis- sion by all the trunk lines out Of
Chicago that the rate on grain from
Chicago to New YORK will be tncreas-
ed after April /, from liz cents a
hundred pounds TO 1914 cents. Coal
nline operators and shippers In Hill
noiS have been before the commission
Sor two days protesting against a pro-
posed Increase In the rate on coal. and
the same Is true on iron,
DGFFlCULT TO BORROW MONEY.
One Of the causes assigned by the
railroads for the Increase is that they
find II litIicult. ON account OF the pub
lie agitation against them 10 borrow
money with which to make better
ments and that they can get this
money only at high rates: added cost
OF money. together with the Increased
cost OF labor and material. and gener.
az increase OF operating expenses leave
nothing 10 be done but increa Sc freight
rates, In the represent SO made
10 the commission not q single rail-
road has taken Into Consi deratiou It's
revenues because the cutting of Of
rebates and free TRANSPORTATION the
most important item. according 10 the
railroad presidents who appeared be-
Tore the Interstate commerce commit
tee OF the senate and house
HARR1MAN'S VERSION
" III. Hartman. during his recent
visit to Washington Ia explaining the
Increased cost OF borrowing money,
said n was due entirely to the public
agitation a sainst the railroads, which
had so frightened The money lenders
that they demanded from 20 to 30 per
cent. more than ever before
The determination OF the railroads
to increase the rates along the line has
been apparent Ia the Interstate COM
merce commission for several weeks,
With the increase the test Of the VAL
idiry OF the new rate law VIII then
come The courts will have to decide
what a iust and reasonable rate Is
Members believe that auv decision
made lowering the rate fixed by the
railroads viii he taken 10 the courts
to test the Constitptionallty OF the act.
Already the commission Is planning to
set quick action by the supreme
court should the railroads desire TO
test the law. The department OF Jus
tice VIII ask that a decision he had at
the very earliest moment.
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Since Mcdonald Became hr
exclusive Manufacturer Of
Chocolates, Business has
greatly increased.

MCDONALD Isl 2
biu sh,pner to MI
,vas,a-r, y.
'es'ei" pYin''
Dutch Choep-
tates are the
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DIED

IaAI.G5s,-At ihe home Of her dangh.er.
sOuthen d~on-Sea, Ilssea. Eng, Feb II,
1921. Mrs Mary 1Iales, aged "a years.
The deceased leaves u children John
Vile. Utah, and two sisters and other
relatives aro IN England while another
sister, Mrs, III WayletL lives at NIcf
tor Mont.
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LATE LOCALS.

Rank Clearings~--T0d;ly's local Dan Is
cleaTings amo untcr 10 Sesl,2Ss,se as
against $s53,902.ss for tho same day
last year,
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THE SAILING OF THE SHIPS.

Everybody doesn't know that those
sixteen big battleships which set sail
from our Eastern shores on Mon
day last is tie greatest armada that
ever left nations shores in all his
tory, but such is undoubtedly the
case.
There are some other things in
this connection that everybody is nos
aware Of One of them is that with
in the narrow span of dozen years
the navy of the United States has
progressed from the eighth in point
of tonnage and effectiveness to the
second place r the category, being
eXcelled only by Great Britain
But for the stubborn-it might be
said ed-determination of John
ny Bull to keep his lead just for the
sake of keeping it and thereby build
ing ships that he has no present or
prospective need of, we should soon
be alongside of him if not indeed
first on the lis. And that may come
to pass any way, for at the present
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TRUTH

of representative organization OF
business interests in getting your
goods on the shelves of local dealers,
be a good thing for yourself? If you
give him a list of your products, also
the names of firms hat are not car
rying your goods at present, and he
were to take up personal labor with
those houses in your behalf, pointing
out the superiority of your goods, APP
pealing to their loyalty to home in
stitutions, portraying the benefits to
be derived from conserving home in
terests, keeping the money at home,
furnishing employment for Utah men
and women, adding to the general
prosperity of the state, would it be
OF any individual benefit" in that
case? And all because you are loyal
enough to pay the small, the very
small membership fee charged by the
NJ. & NJ, and every cent of the mon
cy received is spent in furtherihg the
interests of Utah in general, Salt Lake
in particular Have you ever visited
the exhibit in the building known as
the Chamber of Commerce? MOI
Haven't manifested enough interest
III the association 70 even take your
wife, or visiting friends to see what
Utah has to offer. You are patriot,
aren't you? Sure, you are! Love
your state, and all that sort of thing,
why OF course! Why do you love ii?
What do you know of its resources,
anyhow? Mr.. Merchant have you
ever visited the Chamber of COM
merce exhibit? Is it nice thing to
have a business organization that is
endeavoring to look after your inter-
ests? A sort of an obliging friend
through which you can secure the re-
cirrocal relationship that should ex-
list among business men. Not a social
order, but an association in which the
firm. not the individual is represent
ed. A kind of a you help my in
terests, and I'll help yours" sort OF
society. Is that sort of a thing any
good to you? But say you, it hasn't
done so up to the present. Well, dit.
fercnt men have different ideas.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-12-21

we have more vessels under actual
construction than he has.
1t was an event that must be set
down in the history of nations, that
which took place off Fortress Mon
roe on the 10Th of December, 1907
1t was a quiet but most effective note
of warning to the world that hence
of the western seas wherever and
whenever she sees fit to assert her
supremacy. For let it be remem-
bered, as it is already abundantly
known, that it is not only in big and
stcel-clad vessels with ponderous
mechanism and powerful armament
that our nation excels, but also in the
stout-hearted, strong-limbed, Keen
eyed, indefatigable men who comprise
the crews; men who make a score
of % in a possible hundred and once
in action never will quit pounding
and laundering until all is silent on
the other side.
Suppose we had had such naval
equipment when the Maine left our
shores on friendly visit to Cuban
waters-is it believable she would
have been treacherously blown into
gnarled and twisted heap of ruins
with dozen score of the brave souls
who manned her sent into eternity
without warning? And escaping that,
how could there have been war with
Spain? That nations arrogance and
insolent unwillingness to make terms
without clash was born of her
mistaken belief that her forces OH
the water were superior to ours,
belief which. had it not excluded the
most important factor in the com
putaton-the men-would have been
painfully correct; and what a dear
price she paid for that mistake! But
it was for the best, after all. Spain,
with her colonies freed, her fool
pride humbled into the dust, her cf.
fective militant force on the sea dis
troyed, and with big and useful
lesson learned, is doing better than
ever before in her history, while the
United States-.well, look at her, jus.
for a minute!
The sailing Of the great fleet on
Monday will amount to nothing more
than a breaking in of new craft and
period of drilling for its men un-
less some other nation sees fit to
make a break in the programme
This is not looked for nor desired
but ii it comes, heaven help those
responsible for it! Let us continue
TO hope tlct the time for putting
Japans insolence away where Spans
vanity has been laid to rest is still
some wears ahead
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DECEMBER EXCURSIONS EAST

VIA the Colorado Midland Rail
way Co., to Colorado and Missouri
River points greatly reduced rates,
December 10Th and goth. Ticket Of
fee II West end South ST. Tele-
phone 678
Yours truly,
l.. H. HARDING, Gen'l Agt
T. G. w.
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GRAND JURY AND
PRICES.

the daily papers and most of the
weekles together with the Real Es-
tate association and other similar
fakirs would be heartily ashamed Of
themselves. Several months ago it
will be remembered the parties and
things aforesaid raised most tenn
pestious hue and cry against the re-
tail grocers and meat dealers of the
city alleging that they were in hard
and fast combine whereby the prices
of everything used for food were
raised to an unconsciencable figure,
that the combine was holding up
the public and getting rich at the ex-
pense of the people and that the
wholesale grocers, meat dealers, but
cheers, butter merchants and cream
cries were aiding and abetting the
alleged combine and standing in with
it. Day after day the papers con-
cocted and published sensational ar
ticles about the alleged hold up game
and the real estate fakirs held meet
ings, passed resolutions and provid-
ed oil and other fuel to feed the
flames. The public from those false
and foundationless articles was
worked up to high state of excite
ment and the court officials were
forced to call special grand jury to
investigate the alleged abuses. Truth
was the only paper that was not car
ried away by the senseless clamor.
The grand jury after months OF
patient and careful labor and thor.
ough investigation reported last Sat
urday.
The grand jury finds first of all that
there is not ard was not food trust
or any combination to fix and main
tain uniform prices or to raise the
prices of food and practice extortion
on the public.
AS to the retailers the grand jury
finds that each person or firm i'll the
business fixes his own prices at which
he sells and such a thing as anything
like uniformity in prices is not known,
each being governed by the peculiar
conditions to which he is subject
The inquisitors also found that
while prices of food products are high
in Salt Lake, they are not as high
as in most other towns in the coun-
try and that the retailers in Salt Lake
are not only in no wise to blame for
the high prices, hut are actual losers
thereby because the retail prices have
not been advanced NEARLY i'll the same
proportion as the wholesale prices,
The grand jury is composed of
sound, sensible men who have no de-
sire and have no object in doing any
thing other than what is right and
just. Their investigation which was
spread over several months was full
and very complete, No sensible I'M
prejudiced person can doubt tor
moment that the grand jury arrived
at the ultimate truth and the facts
Loo - tnI
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If John D. Rockefeller wants %
show his patriotism, he should pay
that $2o,ooo,ooo fine, now, so uncle
sam can use it for Christmas,
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WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH
BUSINESS MEN?

ness men OF Salt Lake? Here we
have an organization scarcely two
years old, hardly old enough to have
passed its experimental stage, and
yet many of the business men of the
city who would never think of ques-
tioning the work accomplished by
the manager of business enterprise
having had but the same limited time
in which to operate, are most clam
orous in their demands to know just
what the NJ. & NJ. association has
accomplished And what efforts have
they themselves put into the associa-
ton? Paid their little dues, in many
cases with reluctance, and always in
a desire to get back double the
amount of the investment. 1t is
peculiar characteristic of many of the
business giants CD of this commun-
ity, that in every movement of pub
lie nature, and by that we mean any
organized effort to promote the in
terests of Salt Lake-unless it can
be pointed out to theb just where
they receive returns pressed down
and running over" for every little
penny they grudgingly give toward
it, they "fail to see wherein it has
accomplished anything"
The same few loyal fellows put
their time and strength and means
into the effort, only to be met with
kicks and groans from the very men
who should be with them heart and
soul in any movement looking to the
betterment of conditions in general.
Is it peskiness-or just a failure to
understand the object for which this
organization is striving? 1t is not
generally known that Utah has NJ
Chamber of Commence. What is
now known as the Salt Lake Chamber
of Commerce exists in name only.
The NJ & NJ. association in joint
connection with two other organize
tons is maintaining, at their own eX-
pense, an exhibit of what is made and
produced in Utah. Mr. Businessman
is an exhibit of this kind a good
thing for the state? Visited daily by
all tourists that come to the city, the
Seeing Salt Lake" cars having their
office there, men kept on hand to
show the visitor through the exhibit
and inform them of the wonderful
possibilities of Utah. Is that of any
benefit to Utah? If it is, why are you
not supporting it? Is the effort OF
Secretary Haddock of the NJ. & Nj
association, to compile data for the
information of 'nquring investors
worthy of support? If so, why don't
you support it?
But now come we to the "indivi
dual benefit you are always so cage
to hear about Mr.. Manufacturer, LEI
us take your case under advisement
You are manufacturing goods, equa
in quality and lower in price thar
what are being shipped in here from
outside manufa cturers, but you arr
,,o+ oattinu +har1 into the hands n
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resumed

Speaker Cannon has resumed
smoking up a, the oil stand.
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CAROLINE BRIGGS.

Administrators or the Estate Of lame
Briggs, Deceased.
Dated Sept Is. 1907.
Brigham Clegg, Attorney for Estate.
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OF SALE or REAL ESTATE

The Undersigned viii sell at private
sale. the real property hereinafter de-.
crlbods or any part thereof, situated In
salt Lake County. state OF Utah. ON Or
after the Sth day OF October, 1907 az DID
o'clock a. m. and written bids will be H..
Celved az the office of Brigham Clegu an
Auerbach Block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Terms Of sale are cash on connrmat0u
OF sale.
said property 20 be sold described as
follows, to-wit:
east If the northwest corner Of lot three
~, block nineteen Q9i, plat "B.' Salt
Lake city Survey, and running Thence
east sevcnry-twu and ono-half (72ls1 fe..f.
thence south forty-three aud one-foiirfI
go feet, thence west scventy-two ami
One-half ll2l1J feet. thence north forty.
three ana pne-tourth $50 feet. ia begin
ming, situated IN salt Lake County. state
4 Utah.
Commencing at a point two rods north
OF the southeast corner Of lot seven n,
block twenty-three %. plat "B" san
Lake CITY Survey. and running theme
north two and one-half (2iD rods. theme
west nine CD rods; thence south two ana
unc-half (2ia) rods: thence east nine "a,
port street salt Lake city and County
state Of Utah.
Commencing at the southwest corner OF
lot six 0l block sixteen. hve-acro plat
"A. Big Field Survey, and running thence
north nfty-fvc feet, thence east one hum
dred and hfty-siX feet. thence north one
hundred and hfty-six feet. thence nortb
ninty-five and one-tenth (q6 l-lOl feet,
south 81 deg. "a min. east ll2O7 feet: soutb
81 deg % min. cast l56. 43 feet. north N
deg "A min. east rs % feet: south Gf dee
Al min. east ISIS feet south 87 deg. IL
MIN east 1856 feet; south IS deg IN mir
east % Is feet. south 90 feet: west 81 feet
TO beginning, situated IN salt Lake CIV
and County. Utah.
An OF lot seven ln block seven. hve-acrs
nIat "A" Big Field survey, contairinr
i've acres ~ land. and the half OF tbe
street adJ, .sfTg said land on the west III
Situated .r salt lake County. Utah
An Of lot eight. block eleven. section
sixteen, township one sou'h range onr
east. Salt Lake Meridian. sitiataa IN 81.
Lake county. Utah, and containing l0f7
acres.
Lots numbered eleven. twelve. thirteen
fcarteen. fifteen and sixteen Salt Lake
county. U-ph and On block number two
IN belongs second Addition being a sinh
division of l7t hvc. IN book sixteen. two
acre plat a., Big Field survey, accord
ing TO the recorded plat now on 6le In
the recorders office OF salt Lake County.
Utah.
CAROLINE BRIGGS.
BENJAMIN r. BRIGGS.
Administrators or the Estate OF James
Briggs, Deceased.
Dated Sept. IS 1907.
Brigham Clegg, Attorney for Estate
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that
stockholqeiE meeting or the stockbdiili.s
ot ne Revenue Mining COMPANY. AZ .'
"a ahu VIII be held at the general ofe..
We eulu company nc the State ps.l
o. utah: az No. South Main st 81.
nahe CITY, salt Lake County. T-f,b 9sIt
Wednesday, the End day Of October A ~
l.r. az the hour Of 10 O'Clock : ~ ~ -.
the purpose OF considering and votine 1T
9n lhe propositon Of amending arfilil
VI and MI OF the articles on inco,r,,o,l.ee .i
uoh Of Aiid company, 50 as 70 maxi ~
ldgiIdi SUCK 81 the said company 9sse-l
saole 70 the extent, and In the name
r,-,,. L g. BURTON.
HENRY n. McEWAN, secretary, i'Al'y'
Dated Sept o. 1907
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Now, gentlemen. this leads me nap
10 another matter for national cone
Flderation and chat d. our navy The
navy is not primarily of Importance
only 20 the coast regions. ~ ls owe
cry biz as much tho concern uf the
farmer who dWells "a thousand mile.
from goa water aF of fho fisherman
who makes his living on the ocean.
for 10 d. the concern of every Anne
erican who knows what che meaning
of tho word patriotism a. This coun-
tn b. definitely committed Goo core
tuln fundamental pOlicios-tl tho
Monroe doctrine, Tor insiance. and
10 the duty NOT only of building hut,
whom 10 d. built of policing Hu0 doe
fonding The Panama coual N. HrED
definitely taken nur plHco 1m0ur tHo
great world powers. nnd Do would no
n eign ~ ignohlo weakness. having
taken such "a place. io fhirk it ros-
pcnsibuitics. Therefore. unless pNo
are willlng 10 abandon This place to
abandon our bon istcnce upon tho NoE-
roo doctrine, to give up the Panama
canal and to ho content tn HchuonI Do
edge OURSELVES "a weak aud umId ua-
ton $40 must steadily build up and
maintain q great nghuug naY. our
navy d. already Ho cnicient af tu pc
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NOTICE ro coNTRAcrons

Sealed proposals will be received g. AL.
construction and setting In place al ot.l-.l''
steel cages with cots, etc. compietsH
the Murray city Jail according 10 ni,,,.
furnished BY Edw. lljenberg. areli
salt Lake City. Utah. Bids FOR the at.,....
work VIII be opened by the CITY Cone IN
at Murray, October H. 1907. al 8 o'ci',t,
p. M Each bid must be accomn3ris
with a certified check Of per cent
the amount Of bid made payable io t5l
bishop, City Treasurer. o"
All bids must be addressed to " =
Warensid city Clerk Murray. ~
for onc-half the amount Of confrs"t
price will be required Of the suicceegf,.I
bidder Rights reserved to reject ar,,
or an bids guy
BY order OF the city Council OF Nun
ray. Utah.
w. j. WARTNSKI CITY Cierly
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Distress Alter Eating.
DO You Ever Fccl A. Though You
Had Swallowed Brick,
Instead ct a Ncal2

That heavy. bloatod uuned-up. lead-
Use iDcnug, which sou often experience
hIi'i eating mrll Dr. positive proof
tnlt aomtimng BE- WRONG with your d'-
r''tiN' organs 1hev are becoming weak
Qua lagg't QUE fhrIe o. % Hca ol
EaHirC Hro other digestive Juices Tine
iOUn OIL uU longer properly ulgcatod and
tonne l heavy Iona ou your stomach.
p, NAV heaily every meal causes you
m.tciy ana distress.
Do you GRO Iu This condition. 10 mcaur
thtl sou nave ofsntuEn n some llru
tnd m1y have had 90 for some time.
though l0u didn't realize DO
Vow is thc time 90 check BE-. fr if YOU
CON N viii surely develop into worse
ioim. "i dyspepsia ana other stomach
troubles. which may have serious recruits.
hV il1t De- nut ai. Tho stomach d. tho
Nuh ~ thn body and an injury to ID Dr. AM
injury o. uil A weak stomach cuus0a
t.' MuoI' body 90 suunI I'ne action oil
the heart. lNei and Kidneys becomes
g.useish. Tao brain becomes Inactive.
N. h,IF,s rc,ome unstt1np. The blood
Toe only safe, sure. sclontidc method OF
i--tpllne your stomach to lts healthy.
"fmhi state, Co. 90 NE Stuarts Dyspcn-
tia Tablets which will act as fubst-
tutc IN digesung your food. thus giving
our stomach much needed rest
r'uarts bFspUpeia Tablets nave stood
Il' vests Tor years. Thousands have used
them and been cured Physicians am over
inc United states recommend them Thcv
arc not secret remedy They contain
iiuit ana vegetable essences nuu. cone
centrdted tncture 90 hydwstl- g1ldcn
a,"A iactpee aud pure aspetiC pcpElu.
nose combined ingredients viii digest
thc coarscst kind or food and do tho
Work just as wen ns any good strong.
healthy stomach Will
Don't take our word f1r &c. Ask your
PHYSICIAN. your druggist or any of your
friends who may have used guart'q
Dyspepsia Tablets But rou don't oven
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500 FAR SURPRISES iu bunk ana Boz value
that Of the sucz canal
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PROBATE AND GUARprA NsHrp
NOTICES.


IN THE DISTRICT corpr nm,
o-t. ~ tlaion in and for Salt Lake COM
~. ntute 20 Utah. 10 the matter 0f H..
ttAte "a John SIddoway. Dotsl.odf
~ pcuuun ~ Robert N. SIddewat.
NV. NV. ~. urD ascd. praying Cor the eotfi-
iu.'t ~ Nnai account uf said adminIsfrr
w. uea tQr the distribution of the ree..
49, .hlu 'allle 20 the persons entitled
KY, "a .sen SEQ Tor hearing on SATURDAY.
a5 e,n day of October. A. u. 1907. M IN
ll1fh a. D., at the County Court Tfor-.
,ne court Room OF said Court in Sal,
Witness The clerk uf said Cont ,..,
w. sen thereof affixed this 2ith dan
pttmbcr a. n. 1917.
'0, y ". ELDREDGE. JR.. CLERK
p. w u tarnsworth. Deputy CiorE
ticncr tut Feb-
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lNnrsrRIAL coRroRArIoNs.

Personally ] ARMY believe that there
should be- national legislation To con-
troll AN Industrial corporations doing
au interstate business, Including the
control Of the output OF their securities,
but as TO these the necessity for fed
eral control IFS less urgent and Inn
mediate than rs the case with The rail-
roads Many ofthe abuses connected
with these corporations viii probably
tend 90 disappear now that the gov
eminent public-ls gradually get-
tng the upper hand as regards put-
ting 10 stop to the rebates ana specla
privileges which some OF these cor-
poutions have enjoyed at The hands
of The common carriers. But ultimate
ly % wiz bee found that the complete
remedy FOR these abuses lies iu direct
aud affirmative action by the national
government THAT there is coustltu-
fO1al power FOR the national regulation
of these corporations 1 have myself
u0 question. ruf-~-r three generations
ago there was At. as much hostility
OBJ national control Of banks as there
Del now tp national control Of railroads
ur OF industrial corporations doing am